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STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FOR SALE.

'vENIIE subscriber having determined t'n
q ucc"unt Of his hGalih) TO rclnqnlsh he
present business, oF'rs for sale his entire
stock of Fancy aud staple Dry Goods. u"
viii Olso rent his store IN Thames street, tor
one year OF for tern Of years. as may SUI,
III" purchaser of the goods.
To any person wlchlng 10 engage in the
Dry G0uds business ~ tins place, rare Op.
por,unlty is here offered. The stock is small,
was we'd selected. nnd s fresh "A very larg"
proportion of the goods having been pur
chased within the last three months, and by
taking the Stock, which will be sod on very
l'beral terms, the purchaser will secure to
himself one OF the best stands for the Dry
Goods business 10 be found in Newport.
| For further particulars inquire Of
THOMAS FOWLER,
July At Isl, Thames.s'.
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Court OF Probate, Newport, .iuiy 7, lSiJ.
A N instrument in writing. dated the ooh
"A day Of May, ls45, purportng to be the
last Will and Testament Of Eilcnne Paschal
Faisneau, late Of Newport. Hair Dresser,
dec, was presented by Robert =. Lee and
Edward a. Sherman, the Executors thereof,
for Probate and for Letters Tes,amcntary
thereon.
The same is read and received and refer
red for consideration TO Court Of Probate,
to be holden at the Town Hall in Newport,
on the first Monday in Aug. ncx',oi o'clock,
a. m. and notice ordered to be given thereof
by advertisement three successive weeks ~
the HraM Of the Times, that all persons in
,ereeled may appear at suid time and place
and'be heard.
a true copy-witnosa.
JiO B. B. ilowLANn, Pro. CIR
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PEWS FOR SALE,

VENIIE undersigned being committee ii
diaposc " lha Pows belonglbg 10 the
LnHcd Ccng5ogsu0ual caurch. do hereby
give notice lhat such pows ns n9 nov ih'
pfopc.ts Of said society which n'e aoi pTeyi
ourly snid 70 the present oec777S7r!!-s, ssi, hs
ofT"rrd f,r -a'a pah'c arc'i"n Va handN
The liza dey e Jr'y, ~ } O'clock 90 80
iiGaei .,lt'IahoH apply ~
EpRER. ....' IANgf
CHRIST IpusR a. BLiNEN.
L.. r.
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A v the annual meeting Of the Stockhol
~ dcrs of the Traders Bank, holden a,
their Banking Room, on Monday, The III
inst, the following gentlemen were elected
Directors for the year ensuing, viz:
Edwin Wilbur, Milton llall, Benz. Marsh
Jun Thos. w. Brown. VIM. y. Potter, Olivel
Read, Jos. T. Perry, Sy ylvanns Stanford, nnt
S,las Ward And at n subsequent meeting
Of the Directors, on the same day, Epwia
WiLHUn, Esq. was unanimously reelected
President.
BENZ. MUMFORD, Cash'r.
Newport, July 10, lSI5-3w.
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NO'TGG'N.

y'iiE n,a.r1"n"d fr.pru'uly miofn- hl-
cuSiu'..i- and 'hr r,a'ic that he has
old "n' i"5 '-i'h''sn'o"nL rHd giten M h,s
Pnn'iUg huS'ucss tn M'r.f.. lpt-H a. Srg.
vtNs. VIII" VII continue he spu, ~ tl" nd
Hard. ll6, rh"m"s street, snd hc chrrfinliv
recommends them a. tho patronage "i hi'
friends and customers Al ,h's" Indebted
70 the subscribcr rnd tho" having demands
against hlm. are r,gp',l"d ." rali md settle
he same nnmudisirlv ~ w" cid s'end.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
Ns,,a :. fei5
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G.. BRINCKERHOFFS

NHR. BRiNCKERilOFF, anxious to make
1VH known and to extend the uso Of the
Health Restorative, and feeling and knowing
that its remedial effect (by the favor Of Provi-
dence) has been the only available means Of
restoring to health aud lie many Of The young
and endeared sons and dsughtoss, and almost
multitude Of the middle aged, aged, and venera
ble individuals in the land, n0~ places more
conv enieDtly before the ,nyaiid hit uvaln"blo
remedy. That dreadful scourge Of our race,
the Consumption, with it, atcodam horrors,
have been sweet awdy-ihe N.otcraiiye re-
newing the impaired vital part 50 thoroughly as
to resist alI.,ward the 'nSdous attacks of those
Diseases. TO the humane and tender hearted il
il a pleasing ard moving sight To view the be-
I fore hopeless aud dKpiritcd sufferer rise fom
his couch OF sic. ness and pain, and take his
place amid tho cares aud duties of life simply
! by means Of this grand Restorative Of Natures
| Funci ions. The most severe cong ia almost i'm.
meda,ely Weld under itI inilucnce, and how
ever racking or chronic they may have Eeen,
vet they vanish the moment the Resto. tlYeI
begins to exert aud then maintain i,s power.
The Proprietor earnestly requests all who are
afflicted with any disease Of the i.pngs or Liver,
Pain in the Chest and Side, and Coughs. 70
commerce tho Use Of the Health Restorative.
Despite the opprobriuin which is attached 10 nj.
advertised medicines, use this re'acdy and hn
9 onvinced Of its power however increduoas
you have been.
The following certificate is from DR.. CLIFTON,
the well known New York chemist:
~ havc analyzrd bottle Of mediG,ne cali ed
&C. Rrinckerhoh"s Health Restorative, and find
that il does no; contain Mercury, or any other
meta llic preparation, nCr o2u'n IN any of lis
forms. II is composed Of vegetable matter en-
tre'y.' JANIS II CuItroN, W. ID.
6. BRlNCkERiIOFF,
Proprietor, n. Y.
Hon,cE EVERETT, u. s Agent
Principal Office, 90 Hudson strret, n. York.
For sale in Newport, by
July 10. 4. j. T6l bOE, Agent.
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HAIR DRESSING, &c,

TEIliE subscriber having taken the store,
b No. lJl. Thames ST. directly opposli"
Dr. r. J. Taylor's, Ond fitted Ii ~ ia-a,ona.
ole style, is prepared to furnish MI VIII" may
favor him with their patronage. with good
supply Of rAyCY G"ops--Perinmery, Hair
OH, Combs & Brushes, Ornamental Hair
Work, Phalon'a an,l-dandrud, SC. II" Is
also prepared to Shave, Cut, Curl or Sham
pOo tho llalr, nj the shortest tnticc.
\ share of public patronage - Fr'rccilnlly
solicited. GORToN ANDERSON.
n. B. RnZors honcd at the shortest mo-
tice.
Newport, July 5, lSl5.--3m.
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GyMs011
For Young Ladies.

E1HE next term Of Mr.. ADAMS'S School
q ir Church street, near the i,odge,l will
commence on Monday, the Tth OF July
rulrins-SG per term Of eleven weeks.
N B Recent occurrences render II luipor-
tani for Mr.. ADAMS To state that, rs II Is his
wish to keep good School rather than n
fashionaole one, he will, henceiorh, receive
no young ladies' as pupils. except such as are
properly educated at home $50 far as relates
TO obedience to parental nn'hprIly) and are
wiling To snhmi. to The laws Of we'll regu
lated School.
Newport, lune %, l6l5-3w.
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PLANO ycETMS.
---.S q a.."--

S. U. ITHUHDERo
IHASjust recevcd,and will keep constant.
Il Il ly for sale, large assortment Of PI-
ANO FORTES, made by Hallet, Davis 8; Co
Boston, six and seven octaves, with elegant
Rosewood, Wnnu, md Mahogany cases, n,
the manufacturers lowest prices, and every
lnstrumen, warranted to give the most per.
feet satisfaction.
Please call and examine them, at
No. 33 & 80, Westminster Street
Providence, July 10, I845.
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French Language,
School fer Young ladies.

RyGR. ADAMS is happy 10 give notice
I'VE that he has secured the services Of
CouNT pE LAponrF. for the present season,
as teacher of the French Language. in his
school in Church street. Count de L7portc
s teacher in.ihe High School and in Mr. Em.
crson's School for Young Ladies. in Boston,
ond also in Harvard College. 1t is said by
some that the best way TO teach the French
language. is TO teach it naturally, even rs It
is taught 20 children when they arr leaning
to speak their own language. This IS very
well. so far as it goes but 1t is contended,
q, the same time, that pertcc, knowledge Of
tho language can be acquired in this way, in
surprisingly short time in the shortest
time russiblc,-in one term. even. But do
children acquire n knowledge Of their own
language IN 80 short a unc. snd do they thus
acquire it grammotIcaly Does II not,
generally, require most of the time from
childhood To manhood TO acquire u perfect
! knowledge Of ones own language and is II
reasonable 10 suppose that one can acquire
Ipcrfcct knowledge Of foreign language
more easly ard IN less iim"? Count d.
Iapcrie is emlnenly successful as n teacher,
bu, Mr.. A. VIII venture To say that he viii
no, pretend to impari a perfect knowledge
of the French language IN one term nor IN
two terms. eycn-thCrc beng no royal road
| 10 thst language. lie might, undoubtedly,
| il he chose To do 81, conmnuica'c the ability
To say great many interesting r"ihings, ~
n very short time, but this wonld not b"
teaching the language granma,lcaiIy, --ph'-
,osopliCal'y aud thus last Is the only way To
lnpalt n rrrfrct Knowledge Of the language.
Nr. Adams deems ia duty which be- owes
! to hlr-rli aud 10 those who have pntroEl2cd
hls school. ~ state that, means have been
.u.od both dircciiy md mdir,ciy by n certain
/ 'Iudii i3uaI. 10 "grt AWAY lis pupils frr the
purpose o' building mp nno'h"r scho" IN ,h's
,pncc. Now, II hls patrons are dis-n'i|h"d
with ihs Instruction given AZ his school, NJ
A. would vory much prefer that they .houd
\ Withdraw their daughters end scrd ih"m
where they cnn do better, md they may rcsi
assured be vill no, NIX them 5ark again. Mr.
H Adams has had recourse 10 M extraordinary
means iu establish his school. ord he wishes
II w sand on i's own mcti,s hut IL Il cannot
be- susiolnrd without his having recourse 10
unfair ard hslopvurdLie means he prefers.
th,i II should tall.
! Nrvruri iu,y ~. ia Hls
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III r r. Id OF Il III e I M L S.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT $.

AgMgrse
M E DHCIN ES.
Browns SarsapMilla and Tomato Ba!era.
Starkweather's iIepa,ic Elixir.
TIew YES Nerve aud Bono i.iniment.
DandeIion and Tomato Panacen.
Bands, Bulls aud Carpenters Sarsapsrilla.
Murray's Fluid Msgnesia.
Doct. Richardson's Bilter..
Andrews Rheumatic I.iniment.
Sands Remedy FOR Salt Rhsun.
Jayue's Indian Expectorant,
DO Carmina,iye Basani.
po Tonic vermi(use.
DO Sanaiive Pills.
DO Hair Toa.,.
TnJlo Balsam Liverwor,,
Wsrner's Jsunaiee Bile.s.
SWANS Panscea.
Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
Tbompson's Eye Water.
Mrs. NJ. n. Gardner's Ba sam L,ysIwon,
Hays Lininent.
East India Hair Dyo.
Iieny's English Called Magnesis.
Nistar's Balsam Wild Cherry.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan.
poct Wadsworihs Group Syrup.
Buchans Hungarian Balssm.
Waerman's Specific Plaster.
Anderson's Cough Drops,
Dalley's Pain Extractor.
Sands Glove Anodyne 1op,hache Drop1
Mcslunn's Elixir Opsm.
Evans Soothing Syrup.
Van kleeGk's and Pease's Cough Candies
sherman's, Jackson's, and Wistar's Cough
Iozenges
Sherman's Cough, Worm and Dinner Lozenges
PATENT PILLS.
Clckener's Vegetable Sugar Coated.
Phelps Tomato.
Wreh's Indian Vegetable.
Davenport's bilious.
Anderson's genuine.
I.eo's Anti bilious.
Moiiat's.
Evans Camomiia.
Deans Rheumatic.
Brandoth's genriue,
Peters, ilooper's,
Kingley's, PARIS Liz,
Spencer's Thompson,
Iewett's, Phinnoy's,
Whitney's Anil bilious,
Beckw.ih's Anti dyspepsia, &c, Sc.
A fresh supply Of the above pamGd valuable
Medicines for sale by
&C. G. G. HAZARD, Druggist,
Jgy 10. No. 81, Thames street
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BELLEVUE HOUSE

- The subscribers uro happy
G5s.s:iS 'o announce 10 their old pa
SssiIly tr"ns and the pubic. rha, til"
A2s.xSgs~s.5 above lonc.es,nh!l,hct and
wei-known House has undergone. since HE
asl season, very eNt"nsIYe auJ iueorlHnt in-
aruvcmrnls aud sdit."ns. "h,ch will ropd--
The estahllshmeni not interior IN eltber IT th"
magnificent houses now erected IN Nawpu
Tor The acco n,nndalou Summer Boarders.
Il will b. open for the reception OF company
about ~" rom oi June,
Tho public are well acquainted viii. The
delightful loceir,n ot ,h" h"n>r, ,herng NiIh,a
few minutes walk Of the Beach. II Il d..
scfloi,nu of Its situation l. unnecessary
To the main bnllijng, an addition of 90
feet has been made asiSsrd. rr Is icci
deep. whca o,0kes tho ruiirc sonth ,rn,u i1G
Get IN l. ug,h---ihc ucw po,'.on o. lhr hnu.n
having VIDE, dIUblc piazza cytrutiLu the
whole distance ,uulh aud east.
Ths ,'luion Nv iEr ilru.e or rnrih..s :
spscous psrlor-. ruEj"ci"G wnh hIpny
rooms 80 the enlargement of Tho Dlhiug han.
Md ,hr vSrl"is 'll,.r Essential ,npin, "p"ni,, =,
vii now enable Iie -ub.ctIhsfs a. spc"tyc
roarv 200 r,r>uuy. whIch they le,'l c,nirrnt
'hry can rrcoUiaod'te IN p"sH ytly so'ls.
factory sivls.
o." An oS'cnsIr, lirtEs orsgtt,i.also
,,iarhcd 'c 'ho p,rr sos
uAHhRp g. ARM;T ECNr,
Newport Aurii 10 - -
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I'iasao 10 isCui.

Made by Hum of y '. of superior
tone. Enquire a, No G Broad Street
July ID.
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commissioners and Aiisli'
lsiSeratOr's Notice.

's'TIE subscribers having been duly np.
pointed by the Hon. Court of Probate
of the town OF Newport. Commissioners to
receive. examine and allow the claims of the
creditors of the estate of James Y. Sherman,
late OF Newport, dec, represented insoIvent,
and six months from this date being allowed
by said Cour, for the creditors To present
ard prove their claims before said Commits.
sioners. we will attend nj the Office oi
Peter p. Remington, on the I'd Saturdays IN
November. December and January next, n,
3 o'clock, y. M, for the purpose of deciding
on such claims as may be presented Ggalns,
an I1 estate
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Administrators Sale,

Court Of Probate, .Newport hW7, 1915.
vHNIlE Administrators first nnd fna! &c.
IL count on the estate of Abigail! Weaver
a,c of Newport, widow, dec, was presented
for allowance.
The same Is read and received and refer
rcd for consideration to a Court Of Pro-
hate, to be holden at the Town Hall, in
Newport, on the first Monday in August
next, at o O'Clock q. ~, and notice ordered
~, given thereof by advertisement three
succes ave weeks in the Heraid Of he Times
that all persons interested mny appear at sait
ltr - ard be ,.>nrd.
ness.
/. ...LANp, Pro- Cl'k.
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administrators, q sale.

On SATURDAY neri, July ~, l815,
riH be sold al Public Auction, at ~
O'Clock, a. m,
>EvIlE Stock in trade Of the late Jn1its T.
Sherman, ai The store recently occ"-
pied by HIM IN Thames Gtreet, consisting of
a very extensive assogmcn, Of TOYS, a.d
\ variety of other articles.
Conditions st the time and plsre.
}. GOQDSPEED, .fuotr.
July 10.
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summer ssOarsIrYa.
G. s. III LE.
: + lIi,i.E}

Ncwro,i, G.'h -, .2i'--nl
+. =. CuWru.bI'us sjahl'- nc ni'a' he'd lo
Iir crabl.hir.d.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
STRAY SALES,

WILL sell at The court house door in the
/ own of Holy Springs, on the fourth Monday
in May The following property as stIays
viz:
One Bay colt taken up by R E, Phillips
appraised TO s27. 90
One Black horse, taken up bg William
Shinault. appraised TO 5000
One dark bay horse taken up by Nelson
Kennon appraised TO o5,OO
One bay Stud colt taken up by Sandtord
Edwards, appraised to 20 90
One sorrel filIey taken up by Drury R.
Harris. appraised to 1890
One heIfer and steer taken up by HolIo-
way Powell, appraisett to 800
One COW and calf taken up by John
Morgan, appraised 10 700
One hrifer taken up by William A
Crouch. appraised to 800
Two heifers taken upby Clark G. White.
appraisedto 600
One wether by same. appraised 10 LOO
Persons having the above property will
do well to come forward
JAMES Ii. SWAN, Ranger,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
SICKLY SEASON.

There is moi man, woman, or child, but
should take medicine at this season of The year,
but more especially at this present time. tor
there pT obaby were never many causes
existing at one period as there now, so likely
produce state Of sickness. The repeated chan
ges IN the atmosphere, by acting as iLey do up
on The constitution. and quatly of The blood It
self give occasion for the most fatal and maig
| nant disorders. fhe bile becomes {and often
without any Warming ~ a most acrimonious
condition from these Fepedted changes and If
The stomach and bowels have been neglected
previously, the first symptoms reqI ire immedi-
ate attention. Even those who have a healthy
disposition Of body subject 10 sickness under
these circ umStances. Therefore TO prevent any
danger, We oaeht carefully to guar5 against
coSiiVe state OF our bowel;. Once or twice thev
should be evacuated in "a hours. There are
many causes which produce unhealthy blood /:
sometimes ii may arise from grief at others
when the system is in state Of fullnesS il can
lake place from sudden Joy close application to
literary undertaking can produce i'll in all ca
ses where many persons have 10 be seen and spo-
ken to, which producing nervous excitement is
a ferfIle source of unhealthy blood oceasionine
that Slow nervous fever which has carried of
some OF our besI men, men martyrs to their rep
uiation but which knowledge OF the powers of
bIandreth's Pills would have prevented, Those
who desire 10 secure their health under almost
any adverse circumstances, can do SO by havine
BRaNDRErH's Pills on hand, and at once resort
ing to them when the first feelings of disorder
take place in their bodies. As this advice is nSeti
SO wiilthe health be. The time will vet be when
a man thal ma kes good medicine shall be Lon
ored more than he who is an adept in the arr of
war. -
"A fresh supply Just received and for sale by r
A. Talbot, Druggist -
Price Is cents per box with full direc tions.
April 26, l345 3ean
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
DIR TYLRp

VEGETABLE FEVER AN1.-
IntGHible cure for CialsF
IN HE success Of these Pass-
Il hours, where ALL o.h,-r-
ed, and thai, loo, in cases q ssg
months StandIng-warFans Ia.
if taken according 10 he dires
certain cure. a long Isl ofcerf
oftheir infallibiIity, might bs
upon the directions are teemsa
them and be convinced tbl:
effeclual and moSI ceHsH. sus f.
remedy ever offered 10 he rgs5e
permanent and lasting ce1s
Having for several yeaN paa Fl.
repeated attacks Of Chils and Fra
during The fall and spring u9l.a
10 Try various remedies, bm ls1s
be ehectnal until Itried Or. Tia
Fever Pills, which slogpe L.
had taken half Of The box. Tar
since, ana have Temainei Fa.
anY symptoms Of IelufB q taH1
disease. GEORGE y
These valuable Pills Tor sle E
at the Drug Store OF r. P LsEsr.
Warren's, North VI. Plesssl, l-.
r. NJ. Boyd, and Leake s A.ls.
box.
February %, Is45-n27-a
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
- ~. POTTEn. " ,

Would respectfully Il'0II
that be may be censuira 10 -
may require surgical a'a u t.
cases oil defoImi,y, sceh Is
tracted limbs, and club ieel
diseases ofthe eye, viii Tees..- sss -.
lar attention, caluracls Wis!
cross eyes restored to siFsps9
All those who are objects . - \. Z
receive sraluitous aid Ias II.
consulted at W. EPPes Hosa
sent on professional business
January 25lh l045-IL
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
rREST SALE

IN pursuance Of q ceTlaIa ls
executed 10 me on ;hs "a
1871, by Robert B Ho.aaa,
corded in Lafayette Coaaij
payment of certain dso.s la''i
ed, l will proceed TO ais
House in Holly Springs; Aa'is
On the 27ih Asgssi i'i'.
Section 3, in township . n
the Basis meridian. 10 LAZY
Terms cash. The a'Ie 70 aS {
lieved to be goud, tut eI.i~
such title as | nave as IIFsles.
Il. CRAFTI
Holly Springs. FEB. .. ls2-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
I'D
n IL rff
CHULAHomA, Miss 10 IS

CHULAH0MAi hASa't
We whose names are aa.s,
ing been personally & inapa.
with DR.. r. S. LUCAS io' -
feel no hesitaucy, bur on 'hs -. -
great pleasure IN recomu
would not only reeommeao
minded, honorable gentlsil.t.::,,
well skilled in the business o.
We have tried him ana R.,t
can safely recommend nI ~
not to be excelied BY any
will, in our humble opinion
general satisfaction to all W.
him with their patronage. 80.
our hands, this day and d1is D.
JoHxH. CRAIo. n. D. n.s
ID. M. You've, 81
T. DAVIS, ~ E
G. w. BowEN. -
April 90. ls45.-nS6-A
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

lAhEN up by Oliver H. Pegues. -
northeast OF Holly Springs. one bay horse
4 years old. Ia hands high. both hind feet
wh,'e, saddle spos on the right side 8 or
inches long. barefooted, with q rough snan.
ish saddle on. wish sheep skin seat. the
saddle supposed to be worth 5 or collars
Sad. horse appraised to $40.
May 8. iS35-37-3t
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
Thomas r. weI,sfe,.


TAXES this method of returning his ,b.rt,.
to the Public for the patronage heretofore
extended and hopes to merit continuance
OF the same. He is still at the old stand on
fernando street, a few doors West of the
pubic square. where he is prepared 10 do
all kinds of Coach Work in the best end
most approved style. He has in his emnIov
workmen not to be excelied anywhere N
the South He has all kinds of tfimm;no
materials, and pledges himself to rende5
&c 0oaci-es
One of the best Harness Makers in the
South is now. in his employ and he can
supply harness as cheap.and as good as thsv
can be Obtained elsewhere.
lie has also one OF the best BIachsm;,bi.
10 the South connected with the est.bI;sh-
ment. Mr.. LoUER. who formeriy worLsd
for L. Sims & Brothers. .u
Charges for work moderate.
. Holly. .SpTinps, May 3. Is45.-ns7 sm
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

"A ~ ~ ~ IN = -
The human heaIf--no mortal eye
Hath seen lis strings lay bare.
A beauty and a mystery
In all that resteth there.
Tn love how silently 'twilI brood
Ger feelings unconfes
A bird that feeds 10 sohraoe
The younglings Of It's nes''
T,s hate is ike volcanic tiref
We reck not of It's wrafn
It'll burs,s the lava Of its ire - 81.
Around its scorchiDg PATH!
Its friendship oh, the blessed seeds
IL strews in Times dark bowers,
That spring through misery's bitter
weeds,
To crown LIES cup with flowers
The hearts despair What smiles
Portrays its gloom Alright!
II is the hell of memory
Unui;erable EighIs
It's holiness--a true whloms
Eternity supplies.
And focking 20 its branches colhe
The birds Of Paradise
In every human change the heart
Us but living Tyre,
Where each ixed passion plays III
part
Upon separate wire!
But harsh aud wild The tone will oe
While passion round them clIngs;
Il never breathed true melody
Till God has touched the strings!
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17


RS%I
2eadache-,;S
THOSE Who -
snttering With -
md Peters TsS,,,-..lss -
certain and imas5s'
dose 90, .Ot Of The Pias lssss Is, j,
ly. VIZ eur
As a remedy in So,
they display their -. S-.s
lion, and are far s8.s.: sos:',
those complains si'si
In DgsgePsia ear.
unriyalled. lite
Many have been sn,
having suffered gss..
for years. ~
In habituol eoair.,,
rlor 10 any Vese,asi.. I.
The public, and one =
their surprising yir,Ss'
the reach OF donbf is,I'
diYidual. = '-s
I
They are inTalusp.
drical affections, los : =
plants 10 which tem.s..
They are mild II -.
most immediate eoayir,
ine lrst dose. Theg ~.
OF any age, and the iess.
ard delicate are slre5p's..
because they clear tbs
quiet nervous irTi.abilf-
duee sound health.
Upwards oftirss lass
oozes OF these inestimslf.
within the lasl twelve
alone, and more han tbr..
llly IN other States.
As an ami billions n.s...
oe without them. Asnsi'.' \
satisfactory than a lbo5ss.s. i g
In aern southelimale n. !.
tered with uniform sDr..., .-.
years The verdict of,beirss
no9nced J and could ! ip,S US. I.
ed be summoned frem Ifs -
East, anllhe West. miII;,... M Y
heard in aeclamation or.
lies, The child aud H. 4 '-':. .i.i
decrepid old man-bol6 ~ --
alike take these Pills vf5 i. - :
ty Of relief. Priss See 7. I
Be caaeful 10 observe
box ~ he tia) is S,amnsi -. n !
PILLS" q
Peters Pills forsals v45.
New York prices in Hay
sore OF K. P. Lewis; al e. !,
North Mt. Pleasant. In 81.
and Leake & McDoDsi5 -.
be found in every Town s15 :
try stores il this Siais
Vegetable Pills, and de 1gs,
other pills.
Feb. D, IS44-f
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
DISSOLUTION

The eopartnership hsts,o,' 1.,o,
between Wallhall & Weps'' pss
dissolved by mutual consent
debted to us will please naA,@ ~
payment, as il is necessary .
business of the firm as aosn 80 = se7l
WALTHALL d