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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
FOR THE T1NrS.

TUX j II TIMES.
MIR. WHARTON: Feeling an interest
"a the welfare and prosperity of Wheeling,
L maze taken up my pen 10 attempt TO drag
us inhabitants from the seeming le,h ,ryV
mo which they have fallen, and place
before their eyes The prize which, with a
Illtle PerSeUer0nce, they can obtain
First, then, it needs only the will to
DO and It is as good as d5nr. In each and
every MN, woman and chiH will Law il
down MS heir motto: To do TO The u,mos,
o. iheT power and with unwavering pa
Hence and perseverance act accordingly,
! venture to say that within few wears
she WILL compete with Pittsburgh in trade
and commerce and even rival her i'm her
own manufactures. But it needs action
10 bring this change abont. Some think
hat II IS useless 10 attempt TO make a
ilourls'iing city 0! Wheeling others again
there arc who would like to see a change
but most astonishing OF oil there are even
some who would dare to attempt it With
such differences as these, is il any won>
der that Wheeling is Wheeling, instead
.of WllEEL'NG? Secondly, all party
strife, spirit and prcju.ice must be buried
or nj least for time forgot, for Prssi.
dent has been elected, and talking over
past deeds wont help the matter at all.
therefore unite and let one motive ac,uute
HI--the desire OF contributing to the pros.
perity of their city. VIM il you do not
succeed? VIVA if you fai in the under
iakn4! Is it not more glorious TO die
lighting OIL the bat le-feld, in defence of
your country, than to be in place Of safe
ty spectator Of the devastation made by
AN invader! Then grid on the armour
OF determination and no longer remain
mere SPECK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
DOCTOR GREEN'S REMEDY
F0r ktemPerdRee.
THE COLD WATER SYSTEM

THE COLD WATER SYSTEM.
Ma. PRINTER:
The following exrdct is translated
from German print on the subject q
lntemperonce, published many years $40
by Doctor Green ct Reading, Pennsylva
Mo, i'll which he says. that
INrEMPERANCE
Is disease of the stomach! This the
fsveri>h heat Of the stomach naturally
points GU, and cold water is, Of course,
the remedy, for coll conntcracts (curesl
heat. IT'S the remedy Of nature herself
'Tis a law OF God, VIII ch is superior.
and COOS before that of man. For the
laws Of man are not strong enou IA 10
save a fcilow-:reaturo when given 70
strong drink No, they are not; there
must be help, and that hep is water.
therefore whenever you feel an lnclina.
ton 10 drink spirauous liquors frog,
drink I'd fresh water o.
I'LL
The Sfomacbj
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
WAsnINcroN, Feb. 7,h. 1919.

In the Senate The principal and only
important business was the passage of The
Post Office Bill. which passed the Senate,
81 10 IL. and was sent to The House.
In the House the Rules were suspended
TO take up and pass variety OF private
bills. A long debate occurred on bill
TO renuncraic Mr.. Watson for the loss
of slaves
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
BOARD OF TRADE

The snnuai meeting Of the Wheeling Board
OF Trade for The election Of Officers and other
ons'ne's, Wi be held in the Council Chamber
on his Tuesday evening, at 7 o',Iock. AlulI
attendance Of the members j. requested.
ieh ~ G ID HUBBARD, Secretary.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

The mails from New Yol k and Boston
are jus. beginning to appear having been
detained TWO or three days by the snow
on The railroads.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

a committee Of the Sena'c OF Pennsylvania
have reported bill removing the restrictions
from the act authoriSing the Blllimore and o
Rail Road 10 pass through tina, State.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

A UCTfON GALEs We will sell this dsy
n TueSday be llth inSi, at 10 o'clock. a
varsity OF Dry Goods OF every descriptions on.
sslslIhs m part of Cloths, CdSsimereS, Satinetls.
Dress Shk, Calico. Thread Lace, Hole of
oil kind, Ready Made Clotbinr of ali kinds
With gfeai variety Of other goods, Sales
positive. HALL e. WICKUAM
feb II Ancticne.,.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

FIRE IN BUFFALO.-On the 5,h INST q
fire broke out in Rufalo, which consumed pro
pc y to the amount of about Sis 600. All in
sured,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

The Court House at Uniontnwn, Ia.
was destroyed by fire ON Tuesday night
last. The county Offices were but lille
damaged.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

has Just occurred, aud alter IA word or tw O
from Mr. Levy and Mr.. Mckay, The CON
mitIee rose, and the Bill was passed by
The House.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

The Charleston Conner says that fire hioke
out in W,tumpka, Alabama on the 29ih Nil +,
whic d,s royed about fifty houses and at"ui
1900 bales OF cut'on. Loss estimated At 500
O0D in>uia &C about S50,0C0.-B ah.m,re A.
meyiSaH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11


MEMORY - !cre abstraction, or what
is called absence of min l. is often a,tri-
buicd, very unphilosphicalIy, to want
Of memory. believe il was La Fon-
tame, who in dreaming mood, forgo,
his own child; and after warmly com
meniing him, observed how proud he
should he to have such son In this
kind Of abstraction external things are
either only dimly seen. or are utterly
overlooked, but the memory is no, nee
essarily asleep. In TACT, its too intense
activity Is frequently the cause OF the
abstraction. This faculty is usually III o
Strongest when the 9th or faculties are in
their primo, and fades in old age, when
there is n general decay OF mind and boz
dy Old men, Inleej, are provcrbially
narrL'iv' and from this circum lance il
s'meIimcs appears as if the memory
preserves CERTAIN portion of its early
acquisitions ia The lasl--fhough, in the
general failure OF The intellect, i, loses
lis activa energy. IL receives M new
impressions, Bat old ones ar confirmed
The brain seems TO grow harder. Cd
images become fixiu IS. 1t is recorded
of that prodigy of parts, Mon ieur
a7cAl. that. till the decay Of his health
had impaired his memory. he f,rgot no.
thing OF what he hal d n, read, or
'h""gh', in any part OF his rauona'
age
II is said that The admirable Criichtnn
was similarly gifted, and could rrpca'
backwards any speech he had made
'aglnbcchi, the Florcntine librarian
could recoIleci whole volumes, anI once
supplied an author from m"mory with
II copy nf his own work, of which the
original WAS lost Spence records the
observation OF Pope that b linbroko had
so great memory that, if he was alone
and without boots, he could refer to n
pnriicular subject IN them, AMI write as
fully on it as another man would with
all his books about him WoodlaIl's
extraordinary power Of rcportin O the
debates in the House Of Commons with
out the aid OF written memoranda, is
well known During debate he used
TO close his eyes and loan with bo'h
hands upon his stick, resoIutely excIud-
ing ali ex'rdneous associations. The
accuracy and precision Of his reports
brought his newspaper in'o good repuie.
lie would retain n full rccoi lection of a
particular debate fortnight after il had
occurred and during the Intervention o
otter drbItes. lie used u say that il
was put by in a corner Of his mind E~
future Ieference-D. l. R,chardson's
Literary Leaves.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

| remember an anecdote Of linda,
o.. father ofihe distinguished presi
dent OF the Wesleyan University, which
- very characislic If the man, and Is. (
have no doubt, authentic. Alta sessio,
Of ifrs court in Addison county. J,d,o
O-was violently attnc<ed no
young and very imprudent attorney
10 the manifest surprise OF every body
present; the Judge heard him ouite
through rs though unconscious Of wbot
was said made no reply. After the nd
J 'nrnm"nt for the day. and when MI
bad hss'mbled at the inn whore the
Judge and many Of The court folks had
tholr ] dgDgS, one OF The COMPANY. re-
leirlng to The scene AZ court, asked the
Judge why he did not rebnkn the
mperiinent fellowI Permit me- saiI
the Judge, load enough to call the a..
ieniIon OF all the company, among
whom was she re low IN question. per.
mn me 10 Tell you story. Nv ntber
when hc iived down in the country had
dog. a mere puppy nav say. Well
This puppy would 20 out every moon,
hgh' nIam aud bask at the mon for
huars together
Here she Judge piused as If no had
done with rbe story
'Weil we !, what Of ~ exclaimed half
u dox'n If he audience al one.
Oh! uo'hiug, r,thing whaeypr The
moo" k"W yi.sH on, jasias hough
nothing had h1PprHed"
Ir..-I-- ,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

A UC1I ION SALES -On Wednesday, l2lh
~ inst, at2 O'clock, Will be sold AZ our auc,
iior ToomS-an assortment " Philadelphia
Mahniaciurtd Paper IIangings, IN lois TO suit
purchasers. Those who want Papering doLe
IN The ensuing Spring, will do well 10 avail
themselves Of The present opportunity, as it
" vi be .s'ld without reserve.
feb ~ HALL q W1CKuAM, Auogrs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
FfEL
THE ST MACH WITH

81, WI" f"FTH NAEERs
rms Is an ollcc ual cure, and in n very
short time you will make temperate
IN at The most incorporate one.
Drinking cool, lre.h water, plenGfilly
d'ring the day or at any other time, il
W llscli onc Of the bot Of medicines
~ gives choerfuincss % the mind.
Pr6es the blood.
'CIean'cs The stomach, and creates np-
petic.
'heeps oil much sickness, aud conso
nd long HE
FKEND REAbEs.
~ th ~, desire 10 d,jpk fresh ro,d
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
Horace J Sharp,

Horace snap, Defendant:
The De cndsnt not having entered his an
peaTan,e and given security according 10 m,
act OF Assembly aud The Rules Of this Conr,
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
ne Is out OF THIS Commonwealth on mot on
OF tie compananls by counsel, il 10 ordered,
Ihai The said defendant, do appear here on ths,
hrsi day OF The mex My Term = nd answer tbe,
OIL III the PLANT tS, and that cory of his
or@ef be forthwith inserIel in some n e rspaper
publish "a III the cry OF WheVliog, Tor two
months successfully and posted al the froat,
door OF The Coun House of this county.
copy Te.te, JAMES ID MORRIS;
feb IL Nelson IoI C. CicIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

Mr. ) JAMES, is Agent for N, Wheel,
ing Times and Advertiser and the Western
v" Times and Gazette, tor the wes,etn States
Iowa aud Wisconsin, assisted by Moses Meek,
.r James Smith. 7 Dent, G II Com,tock
= Jennings and Il Gardner Smuh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

~ lRGlNlA- To Wiz: Al Rules held IN the
" Clerks Office of The Circuit SupeIior
Cnuft CT Law snd Chancery Tor the county of
Marshall, on Monday the 3 fday Of February,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

The Mo IT, man and Ga houn', ofp,r
"n'idor lemons Texas tnIl as dralh 10
Ann"Aa.I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
CITY NEIYsRnnM

'hNil9 room Is now completed and open for
subscribers and Strangers, Ir whom !,
loims The most 1esBahlc place OF resort rh9t
haS ever been opened in This Cly. The Ro m
VII be always well warmed and lighted every
evening eEcopt SUNDAY -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
KHickeyJock

PR,FI. FigEs Ga letter from
Highland P,ario. Wisconsin Territory.
1nder d do January 9Th, says i can a,
%" present moment count len Of these
bres 90 va'l"us directions appearing
like SO many moving mbunllins Of Game
md painting the whole heavens the
colof OF blood.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

guard said /. yer drunk > said he
v.ng me anod o jb with his horns.
True foe you, yopare he devil sail
!. 'Ge waste yer earnings for wh'sKey.'
said he. Bridget yer wife, is ragged and
slarvirg' True for YOU again said |.
Yer a tit SUI jecI Gar Purgatorv,' said he.
Re asy with me, Mr. Bclzcbub, and ~
take the Alelgr. said |. III not believe
Won. Phil rhl,nn seld he. LIE, me of
now said |, AMI I'll swear by Sain, Pat
rick TO take the pledge :o-m,rrow.' III
no, trust yc,' saiJ he: aud he b's,n to
pull me- when cried ont, in take the
pledge now, yer honnor'
'N'ne Of yer barney, Phi';but il you'll
take the pledge This instant. yen find
Jim RYAN within, and hell We it yc.
IN do that same said | ; and Delzebut
afer giving me another poke with hi
horns. got of. Is ! rosc up, WI,
s'ouId see but jim Ryan coming TO-
ward me. is that Won Phil Flynn
snid he. 1t is Jim Are YOU drunk
said he. No. said J., for Belzybub ha,
hammered me sober. 'Ye have been
said he. 'rrur,J Jim; but I'm now stead
rs prasic. and have promised 10 tax,
tho pledge fran you 'Goodr said Jim
as she led me into his cabin. where | too
the pledge, and went homo TO Bid
get.
That's strange tale sad Tcdd.
Burgess.
i KEEP the secret for year. Ted Is
and my pledge besides; and it was no
until became confirmed in my sob lety
that jim Ryan told me that on the Nth
If Lary's wake, he had been 10 the mar
ket town 10 buy a buck and that he wa.
carrying him from his cart as | wa
staggering hom'- that when fell be
fore his door. ! jrul,ed the buck from
his shoulder 1T ell on me; and insiea
al lie. Zebub it was the teihered buck ha
kicked me and JIM Ryun ,cho played III
part ollie dirH for The occasion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
DAILY TIMES.
ESDAY, FEB. Al, 1916

VOLNEY ID PALMER, is our as;horizet
agent Tor receiving Suisse iptions and Adver
ns"men,s tor the Wheeling Times and Gazette
HIS Offices are.
100 Nassau street, Serc York,
" Pine street, Philadelphia.
Corner OF Baltimore s. Calvert streets, Bal
hm1re
10 STATE street, Boston.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
liz CnANcKny.

IN CHANG ETY.:
James w H1ilman. John Hood aud BeniaI,,u
Campbell j, laIe toparlneIs rnder the
urn oi HIilmaD, Hood s. Co, Plaintiffs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11
PAINE s. co, MANAGERS,

Pokumke Lottery.
Cla>~ 81.
% i6 l6 ~ II 81 al G. IL SO As &c 10 81
All one number Tickets So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-02-11

IH1TSd0U:
Small Fry-S3,0 o CAPITAL
Tickets Sill lveS 30 cts Quarters * cts.
Ccl'hca'c ~ Package Qnar'ers $40.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
SICELY >Fl

r. a. c...
There is uo' a nan.
should take medieire5r-...
hat more esPeeiaIIya- i...
there probably were
existing al one peHJfa,l
+ produce a state &c sickness r.
/ geS IN The atmosphere.
on the constitution. and
/ self, give occasion forth.
nant disorders. Tie bs
without any wafuiae.1nf
condition from these r
The stomach ana bsU-,
previously, The HTS >yu-.-.-
ale aJleGti0n. Egel lls,.-
disposition Of body are
these circumstances T
danger, We ought t1r5.ae.
coSuve stale ol eur bJus
should be evacuated in q
many causes which pro
sometimes Ii NAV arise I-.- "a
when The system i>inasss
take place from sudden i5g.ts
3 literary undertaking can l-.
Ses where many persons bs1
ken 10 which producing 1s
a fertile source OF ulA7a
that slow nervous fever ul
some of our be>I men, uea u
utation, but which a ku.E5.
Brandrerh'S Pills U08. llr
who desire 10 >eeuTetlrir
any adverse circumNarc4.
BRAuDRETA'S Pills au hand
ing 10 Them when Ihe tn
take place in heir bodies Is
so willthe health be Ta
a man that makes a gcllE.
ored more thaH he WL0Bslts
war.
A fresh supply Just Ts,t.71z
A. Talbot, Druggist
PTIce . cents per box W.-
April 26 1873
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
BELLEVI LIE, ILLINOIS,
FEBRUARY 10, lS4l.



opportunity OF Witnessing the wonderful effect,
Of your Tonic Pills in the cure OF Chill aud Fe-
yer, and minutely acluainiing myself with their
composition, unhesatingly say that their di =
coVery is OF immense value 10 the profession Of
Medicine.
Men OF a thorough knowledge ofthe sicence
of medicine who witness the effects OF these pills
on the economy OF life, will readily discover
their healthtul aud cantTollng influence over
diseased action in the system. They arrest the
chill Immediately. without heating the system or
efecllng the head in the least at the same lime
producing general moisture of The Skim alaF-
ing all anxiety, and giving resi- to the sufferer
Your pills, if tested, will doubtless take the place
of The medicines now relied on for The cure OF
Chill and Fever. lis superiority over such pre-
paraions will lead the afflicted 10 search for The
healing hahn which will cool the tevered breast
The feelings of humanity alone pl ompt me to
recommend this Medicine to the public, as an
invaluable remedy for the above named diseases:
and a sure preventive of Yellow Fever Aeue
and Fever, ami Fevers in general. Moved alone
by higher than earthly con iSderation, | offeI my
testimony in favor Of your Tonic Pills. and
honestly belive they will prove real blessing
10 the afflicted.
Yours with sentiments Of respect
w. q. GOFORTH, NJ. y.
For safe by E. A. Talbot sign of the Golden
Mortar Holly Springs, and by r. N. Boyd, Sa-
lem, Miss. -
May 2i, IS45-n40-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
ID e. TYLER

EEGE II BILE FEVER ANDAGUE PILLS
m l@asO'e cure TOR ChiIls, OF Ferer d. Aeue
4 HE success of these Pills in curino in a leu
I hourS, where ALL other remedies have fail
ca, ana that too. IN cases of twelve and eighteen
| months Standing- warrants the assertion thai
u lakeh according to The directions they are a
certain cure. A long list OF certificates in proof
OF their iniallibility, might be added but tboSq
upon the directions are deemed sufficient Try
mem and be convinced that they are the most
eHeeiual and most certain, and the very BE>T
remedy ever offered 10 the public, 10 insure =
permanent and tasting cure
Having for several years past suffered under
repeated attacks OF ChillS and Fever, especially
during The fall and spring months. was induces
10 Try various remedies, but nothing seemed IN
De 9 eHecLnai until tried DR.. Tyier'S ACNE ana
Fever Pills, which sfoppei the chills before
had taken half of The box. This was yea
since, and have remained perfectly free from
5,nY symptoms OF return Of this most oathsome
GEORGE NJ. WATT
hese valuable Pills for sale in Holly Snripgs
at the Drug Store OF r. T. Lewis Al Taurairc. 3
y " arfen'S North III. Please nj. and in S,.lero ~
te y. VI. Boyd, and Leake s. McDonald. al 81 per
February % IS45-n27-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
TRUST SALE

IN pursuance OF a certain Deed ofTr,s,
tI'sea 80, 10 me on the 4th day of Nav,
Iofi' oy Robert b. Houston, and duly re.
co'aeu IN Lafayette County. TO secure the
pa s'l,e.d or certain debts therein mention,
ed, [ will proceed to sell NJ tha GO 60,
'iouse 10 Hoiiy Springs. Marshall County
On lie 9Th Augusk, 1915.
,Iee',on - q In township z. range west
re oasls meridian. in Lafayette Counry
Tins eln,s eash. The title to said land is be-
s''os nesba 10 DC good but | will only convey
r., II. CRAFT, Trustee.
molly Springs. Feb. 90. lS15-n28-6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

A safe and certain cure for ChiUs and Fd
Ger. an all ais complicated forms;also an
eteciuaI remedy for Fsrer Of erery des,
cription.
The increased demand for this medicine. il
| an evidence TO the proprietor that il must anc
will be the prevailing practice in FeveTs. Il !,
now IN general use throughout all the Western
| and Southern States and Texas, and The de.
| mand Tor the mcdiciDe has SO greatly increased
that the proprietor mas not been able To fully SIM
plJ many parts OF the country during The lasl
| season. 1t may be relied on in all cases 10 cure
| ennis anG lever the first day-BiIious Fever
| yphus Fever, Nervous Fever, congeSliVe Fe-
yer, winter and Scarlet Fever all WELD 10 The
| use OF this medicine, and are cured bv this svs
| tenn OF practice IN shorter time and with much
more certainty than by any other system that
has been recommended. Each box contains "a
| pills-l2 of which will cure any ordinary case
| OF chilS and fever
The large amount of sales have reduced the
price to 81, per box.
ALSO
Vegetable, Anti-biliouS Anti-disnentic Pm.
rifying and cathartic Pills.
possessing four important combined proper
lies fof the cure of diseases carefully aud CO.
Iectly combined one article 10 assist the effect
kind. -O "eoi'i u lldH-
rms medicine is reccomm .nced to the attsn
@ sion VI nose aIhicted with Liver complaint Dys-
Pep9la, Pe9a, Df0pSieS, Bilious habits, coStiveness
choleFa Morbus, rheumatism Scrofula foni
stomach depraved appetite, Worms Iannndice
Head-ache and sick stomach, palpilarions of ~
me"ii DIarrhcea, Nervous affections. obstrucied
w H. @aslons' s1' bysehiery or Fiux, Heart burn
from impure blood "i'0oeeS iIlSlng
.FfIce 70 cents pc box-a pamnbla, ,oo
hies edch box, with full directionS and oPd
VI tue eIhCaCy OF these medicines
W. 6elievllle, Feb. II, 1913
we me Undersigned, Citizens of Ralla.
wife, Illinois, hereby certify. that ya az
9e'Sobaiiy acquainted with DR.. Cbamnion
u '"iS Place, and have been for severaf
ears ahc nave the utmost confidence IN
i'i as physlclan-that he is I'm this co,,.
ty' ana uesefvedly so popular Phv /
sic'an. we further certify, that we have |
ustd his pills IN our families for several v.,rs
ana md them to be a valua ble5effie;ent
ana sale medicine FOR the cure of disease a..
" hich they are recommended Thar ,bo,,
are IN high repute in this communi,v a,,d
OF The celebrity and good fleets Of tbe n;t;1
we have heard much from this and ,ba 70
rlous other States in which thew are
enslvely u>ed. We think them vo.,hc
bigb reccommendatian. Vi
". " f. Boyakin, Pastor of the Rab.;
Church. o DaoList
II Thomas Harrison, Minister Meth r.
Church. e'n' Up
Ohm reynolds. Ex Governor of IlIino;.
= III. icII,,intock,clerk of Co CONS Court
ohn u Hughes. Probat Justice.
: L. II Morrison. Representative.
'etf Catlin. Stale Senator.
!, -, =. Cabannee, Proprietor of So,
B. J MALONE & Co.
~. n."ossale and Retail Agents. at
Ms oagn oftae Mammoth N1rtar ,
July - 1stz HOLLY SPRINGS. Miss.
HOME MADE SUGAR
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
TRUST 80

In pursuance Ct the Hrue
trust made TO me as Tug
eighth day of ApriI, A. ht
kaowIedged aud RECORDED
the Clerk ofthe Proba't-E
County, Mississippi, 10 lls-
233 & 234-I shall s-.a-
70 the highest bidder ior ,.'-
House In the town ctH
Tuesday The 18Th dave.
IS45, al II O'Clock M iLi1
ORGAN now standing
Church in the town oi H1.
J DEL4.
Memphis, Tenn May 3
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
segf fSI8 8U@6l

= Cases of p0csete7Ss
- ming 30. 50 American
VeT do, 100 Evans bes-
ca8 Ss-arid5atora. , tnz
LanceiS, 3 doz Tf0c7r>. ~
Tooth forCeps, TOO Iuln-A-
CatheIerS, 300 Gum-E'as'
gies, 100 Metallic do
needles and a general ass
Jasl received and ieE Sl.- -
Nav 26. je1ef~
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COSTS.

dfromth of
Monday of ia
the
adinsad dcourt
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09
Samuel Wyatt

| Samuel Wyatt
vs. Bill Of Divorce
Lucinda Jane Wyatt
THIS day came The COM
tor, and itappearing 70 %
he Courl that the deifnd'.. =
Wyart is not a resident '..
bat resides beyond lh'
court:-It is Therefore oi-' i {.
that unless the dgisadi-
this court on the first Noa-,!
next, then and there %
to complainanis BILL lbe '.'9
made therein will lie .assa
and such order or decree
misses as The Count snnI
and Just 1t Is further '...
Court, that a copy Of 'a', o'- -.
in The "lfoliy Splhs 80
paper puo'isheu I" f,f.ss
Springs aud Siaie e. s.t... W. 81
week for the term oi'l''
~ r4RIl
May II, 1852
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-09

HOME MADE SJJG AT4
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