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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13

AT Vera Cruz, Aug H. silutes were exchanged
between Com shubriek, ofthe Saratoga and the Mexl
can authorites-the cspaiugeneralIv previously assn.
surfing our consul that II would be done with no com.
mon pleasure" "a the same time rendering every hos.
pitaty the city can afford"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13

TRorrISc AT THE CENraEvILLx Course, l.. lone of
the most interesting matches that has been witnessed
this vicinity for time past. OF the above
track on Thursday. 1t was eeps,ske for $500 mile
heats best three in Hve to a60 pound wagons The fol.
lowing were the named horses -
Henry Jones'br m Lady Washington
Nj. Banhuns brm Nelly Gwinn
c. ) Bertines brig Trouble
Nell Gwinn did not show. Trouble and LADY Wash.
ingon appeared in first rate orderthe former partcu.
lay and fany thing the favorite in the betting at
heat was won by the Lady by about three feet in an
In the second heat Trouble successful in lead
ing home rather better than neck, in an COS Hiram
Woodruff took the ribbons behind the Lady, who
then become the avore in the betting but notwith.
standing Trouble successful in the third heat
as before in I'm 4e1s The Lady the fourth heat by
three inches, by sheer luck for Trouble lead
ing length in front to within about ten yard Of
score when he broke and the other led home in 2m
The Lady successful in the fifth heat by about
two heats 1t entirely owing Hirams superior
tact that the Lady She never went better Colouel
Berthe drove Trouble good deal OF money changed
hands the occasion. The following is summary Of
the affair -
II. Jones' Lady Washington. ........ 22ll
Col. Bartine's Trouble. ..............2 ll22
Time-2:53 $780, 2;tst, ESQ, 2:5l.
PEpEsrR,ANIsM.-A match for $ll0O between Jacks IN
the American Deer and Barlow, of Wilamsburgh, has
at length been made, to run two miles the Beacon
Course Monday, the 29th inst Jackson having the
choice of ground Stakes $500 to Barlow $500. This
will he an interesting affair.
race will come off, during the ensuing month, In
this vicinity, between Steeprock the Indian aud Jack
son. the American Deer. This is expected TO he of
the greatest eas Of pedestransm that has oh
in every respect since he last appeared this noghbor
hood.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13

APPOINTMENTS by rue President William Croe
by OF Ohio tor the Port Of Tslcshuano in Chile
in the place OF Paul Desno recalled Denis PREM
coec Of the customs for the District Of New Oreap
Louisiana, vice Thomas Barrett, removed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13

QUICK PAssAeE-Ihe Long Island train from
Boston arrived yesterday at half past 3, making the
trip from Boston, including all stops, in o. hours
In passing wood train, gentleman, Mr.. Wv.
man, who had his arm out at the window of one of
the cars, was so unfortunate as to have it seriously
injured, and il was feared that his wrist was trac
turcd. II occurred near the Suffolk Station on Lone
Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13

MAILS FOR EUROPE The letter bags of the Ca
ledonla, tor Liverpool, will close in this city next
Monday and Of the Great Western on Thursday.
STEAM SHIP HIBERNIA, from Boston for Liverpool
via Halifax, was seen on the atb inst et 81 p M
about lat 10 O5, long 81 rs, steering east.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13

The LOST STAR or TEMPERANCE Form III will
be seen by reference TO the City Intelligence, thai
John B. Cough, the celebrated Temperance Leclu
rer, who has been among the missing for week
mas been found, and restored 10 his friends The
disappearance Of Cough was one Of the most mystic
roas affairs we have heard Of, even in the pa
ges of romance According to all accounts, there
wasa powerful struggle for the mastery between
those who favor Queen Venus and those who love
King Alcohol,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-13

FROM BuhNos AYREs In addition to the infor
NATION tfop Buenos Ayres, from The Baifim m
Pa'tot we Learn through private letter dated ut IN a.
CITY July 26 that previous to the Intervention oil th
BRUSH aud French Ministers the Monevideans Were re-
duced TO such straits that they bad sent to Oribe pro
posing To- for In The mean time they
received a communication from the Br'ish Minister,
which induced them to hold out shortly after the!
received ul suppIy Of stores and ammunition and S
British frcste was s,atipned for the protection of the
city on one side OF the Peninsula, and French
the other. A number OF marines were also lundeo
from the French fleet.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
GO @ A @R CT =. g .
CINCINNATI MARKET L.
For Me aOesk ca ting ihe 1Oh Ma!

For ihe aOssk em ting The ION May.
TRApE OF rHE WEEK.-We have to
renorl another dull week in every depart.
ment of trade. The sales OF provisions
Rave heen few.
ALc HoL, we agian quote 40 to 46c-an
advance.
CArTLE-The supply is very limited,
and prices have been further adva =
The s,les have been "a so to 50 per iCO
ID. netI.
C4sEE-Sales of 800 and 80 bxs fresh
,sv fo, shipment at 7c Retail sales OF
,uperior at Z q 10 Sets, and very choice
| I'D bv single box at Gets. The market Is
very bare, and demand good
| FIouR--Sales Of 80 and 100 bbs from
,aual Yesterday at 93 So inspected 200
bbls al s3 54 inspected; l4o bills city mills
at % 7S at mi 4.
Hocs-A sale Of 262 stock hogs, av. wi
1914 l-2 Ibs. at 80 gros, delivered al Games
cross roads, Ky /; 100 Burbon county do,
av vi 200 lbs. at 33 IL l2. delivered at
Covineton. showing a further advance
A sale o. 81 Fat hogs. slop fed. av. wi. $50
bbls nett at "a per 100 lbs.
HAy-The prices of loose have ranged
from s. so To IS so. sales mostly al 81 50
10 SS and closing at 50 to s. per ton -
A sale OF poor baled from river at
:, S5 50 per ton retail sales In market ~ 10
} 45c per leo los.
OILs.-Since our last dale. there has
been an active demand for Linseed, and
bout 500 ibis were sold on Wednesday,
IN 90 oul OF Market-l25 ibis al 7Sc, cash;
!. ;wo lots of 2Sbbls each. in bad cooperage
at 76 | &c, and about 40 bbls at pr,ce
: not made public; 100 bbis on Thursday al
79c. and several small los soc.
i PRo.lsIoNs-1 he sales have again beer
very limited. There has been very litle
II eraairy for large lois, IN The absence oi
}: lswhich for two or three successive weeks,
y some of the holders are evidently vi i
rng to sell rr vltus:y prevalent ra'es.a NJ
we have head Of Offers of Bacon AIS
4 Lard al a y gin. welding 10 rates, out We
d are not justified IN sayIng ihis suca IS ih'
= general Tee ling. the Instances noied resui'
! iing from the Necessity OF realizing, ane
= not from want OF confidence IN the pres
: pective market The sales are as follows
n l3 hhds Bacon, common uncar- Ram
and do Sides on last Saturday al i-z ''
6 l.2c 1000 ps Hams g cts suose
N q1ently 100 ps Sngar cured Hams oaggeo
A. a. Sl-2c; 400 lbs Sides. cts o.
OF Wednesday $4,000 lbs Shoulders, good. q
i 5c.wlth 400 lbs com. uncan. Hams al i
r. cis-sonetning below previous RATES.
q WH.sKEy- Sales last Saturday at II ID
y 10 10 10 lac; Monday ieto - IL. Iue'
a. day 10 IA to 10 l>2, Wednesday 10 5 81
! le34css and Thursday at ls 3-4e.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
DEBATING SOCIETY.

We copy the following proc. .edlngs Of
Debating Club, from II he Town.
Scene-SmalI room. lighted 10y three penny
candles, i'm four -and twenty young men
sitting round table President Iaps his
hammer ON The table, aud speaks.
P,esidem.-Gen lemrn uf the Universa
Eaglew ngeI Intellectual Deba;ln Society.
tue presi lent begs leave 10 lenounce him-
self ia the sheer. The question for deba {
,s.-wh,eh The IN isi uourIshin To The human
race,-greens or taIu.s!
MIR Brown has Ihe floor.
Nh. Brown MIR. P.esiden'; | argus
tafursI-d-cideIy tatussl D,n'I we know
hat Alexander the Giat IL IEost crump-
IiuI bittls ter cain, pock uI Ia u, 2
D.dh't Napoleon BaDapaIie eat u Lushes oi
laIurs afole he fl bis las bIule with St
lIeana on the pIarIs w 81 OF the Aileglauy
mountains TntretJIe. MIR PresI1erI L
induce the iac. that talers is the most nous
lshInI Lei MIR SnIh spiflIcate that II ne
can! (SHs down IL "a heat
Mr.. Smith, Mr.. President, ihe eeYIle.
meu IA, 5 Iaters-l say, gIe,us! Wnat was Ii
that gave such dc i5ntiuI monents Of rui al
ease To- Mary Queen cf sco's. wien sac "a,
put in prison 0y George Ill Tor not reading
tne Bible! History newers-gf eens
W here would Genesal Washington been
afJre tie battle of Waterloo, without pot
Of boiled greeus2 Ask his oryl What Is
It that makes Bob Tyler such a poeI!-Ask
his father, and his father will answer
greens! Mr. President. l have done.
observation-disclosures OF the Universal
Eagle winged intellectual Debating Society
puts the gu slon 10 vote: which Is TIE
most nourisuin TO the human race, greens
or tajursf
5 voices Greens!
Is voices ,)-Tatdrs!
q voice )-BoIh!
President Heres a division. have
the Ca sling vote, say that green's anC
Iaturs Is both the most nUuiIsnln 10 tI'
| human race!
Gentlemen, the question for next Monda.
evening is-W nat becomes oI tadPoie''
! tail when he turns 10 frog!
TINS messing Is adjourned.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

hnslScEs. "Ha!lo ! my dear, ex
aaanesly married man TO his wife.
nyuu fumbIing about your mouth
fHF
\ aking out my teeth. for
nsaeucel well. you can't talk WHATS
,irer nowla
! isal only ny palate dropped out.
nn TX lha;.h
''aatsr aud blazes Why-why-
\ saefs's your hair ?"
Maf table. Isn't i: pretty2 ! bought
y aner day OF The hair dresser
u n1n took to his heels, and has not
'slrd Of since though man resemo'
\. u vas seen not long afterwards en-
'eii tie way to Texas.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

|ahaih woe! Who hath sorrow?
10 hath contsnlIonsl Who
|sHth wounds without cause?
Who hath rejuess Of eyes?
They ihattarry long atIhe
VINE! They tina, GO to
Ieek mixed wine |!
LOOkEOtlhou upon
The vine when
hared, when
ngiveih its
c0L0R In
THE
CUP;
when Il
m0veth it's
ell Alright
Al
The last
hbi.eth like a
peat aud s:;ngelh like an adder.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

Woykiag far Liciag The following
excellent article in the Offering" edited BY
the Factory Girls of Lowell bfeathes the
right spirit:
"W hence originated the iGea that it was
derogatory to a lady's dignity or tlH
npou female character to iaber who was
the Fl st to sny sn"erngiy, Oh, she works
for liv,ng:' Surely such IDEAS and exprss
ions ought not 10 grow on republican SOIL
The time has been when lad 'es OF the raik
where accu- toned To busy tht mselvs in do
NEST c employment Homer tells US OF
,rincesses who used 10 draw water from
the springs. and wash with their own hands
the fines. of The linen OF their respective Ia
miles. The famous LUcretia used 10 SPIN 10
the midst Of her attendants; ami the vile ol
Ulysses If er the siege of Troy employed
hers, If eaviug until her husband ie'urued
| from Ithaca"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
March 22d ls45--sI-6w
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned having. at the March
Term, ls45. OF the Probate Court Of Mar
shalt county. Mississippi, Obtained from
said Govt letters of administration upon the
estate of Wilson L. CaTuihers, late of said
county deceased.-All persons indebted 10
said estate and hereby requested 10 make
,mme diate payment. and those having
claims against said estate are notified TO
present them, duly authenticated, within
the time prescribed by law, or the sam
ts.ill be barred.
sEABRON HARGROvE.
AdmiHistrGtsT
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT SICK-dEaDacnE
and Co>TivEnEss cured by DIR. SPE GER :
PILLS when all o her popular remedies had
laIled 10 give relief
II The following certificate is from MIR. Isaac
Nj ihomt IS, merchant, al Ialladesa Springs,
Ala.
rALLADEeA SPalne>, Tallatega Co, Ala
August u, 1912.
This is To certify, tn-t | have been af1Icied
with Sick Headache, ~ spep>a ant l. Vel
Complaint, aud CO>i cBesS fbr The last eight
lsius years, during wntcn um1, l had taken.
.i> we'll as can recoiiecL, about sky boxes of
BeckwIth's Pills, twelve boxes oi Peters Fills,
aaI a number OF boxes oil BTandreth'S Pills, al.
ut WeiCn Afforded ME but iIIle OF relief. A
last was recommended To try DIR. opencers
Vegetable Pliis AND WE'LL. DID; for i never
had but attack oi tue SicH- Headache after
commenced taking The pills (now about siA
months. aud Cahdidly confess, that have de-
rived more real benefit from the use OF Spen-
GERS Pills, than iIom all the other medicines
a sd pills tnat have ever taken, and would
earnestly recomme nd them To Alt, a> being III
my opinion, the best medince in use for all lin
serIng complaints. The pills have done me So
much go "a, that would not teel willing 10 BE-
without taem for hJe dollars a box; and can
not but feei very grateful TO DIR. Spencer for
having prepared such valuable medicine, anu
the distribution o! IL Is eolt~rfiag very greal
Iavor on the public, 3 : iS a thing OF the ut
| most i'm portance That every family should have
a supply of DIR. Spencers truly valuable pIl,s
constantly on hand.
z--By their manifest and sensible action up
| ON The chvIe, which is the fountain head OF
health or disease, they may justly be considered
| a universal Medicine, and the comp ints that
,e me most directly under their influence, aLd
| for which they are 50 particularly designed are
| as follows :-Billious Fever, Fever and Ague,
| Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Sick Headache,
| Enlargement of the spleen, Jaundice, Asthma,
| Dropsy, Rheumatism, Piles, Cholc, Bowel and
summer Complaints. Female Oosiruciions
| Heartburn Nausea Furred Tongue, Disen
4 S,o6 of the Stomach and Bowels, incirient DiaT.
| rhua. Fiatule nee, Habiual Costiveness, Loss
of Appetite, Balched sa.low Complexion
| and ia ali cases OF Torpor of the Bowels, where
caihar,ic or aperient medicine is needed. A:
many of The above enumerated di eases come OF
impe reeptibly, and beco ne far advanced II
their progress before il is Su>pecie that they ex
| III in Ihe system, no one should expect, in Sucf
| cases To be at once relieved entirely bu' Shoult
| continue The of the pills for coLSideTab
| length of time. Full direc icnS accompaB,
each box foI the of The pills, in all thos
complaints tor which they are recommended-
Price 20 cents per box with directions.
For sale in Holly Springs, by +. A talbot
sign of the Golden Mortar
| s1Dr. Spencers Pills are also for sale
| The principal towns and villages, and ov nu me
| rous country Agents in North Mississippi an
West Tennessee.
Nav II lSi5-12m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
CHEAP GRUCERIES.

WE. nave .st received direct from New |
orleans sxrse lot Of Groceries. which. we |
re determined i 10 sell low lor cash, consist.
II Dart OF the following arucies:
lO Hds. Tia. Sugar. brown.
7UU ss. Loaf "
$40 kthned I"
"a Sacks kIo Coffe",
o " La GuiIa
" Java
8 hb!s Nolasses.
IO-t s. bbls Alackarei.
z CASKS London Porter,
z bbls sperm Oh.
z tanners
L Lampbiack.
| LbI. Birthstone.
=" Copperss.
4" SasaIatus,
10 Coils Manila Rope, assorted.
Doz Well buckets.
4 kegs Rifle Powder.
q Shot gun "
IS-I & / boxes Ralsins,
drums rigs,
a Lot West India Preserves.
IL boxes Pickles, asst.
A lot of sauces aud Catchups,
I2duz boxe. mus,ard.
S5 backing,
/" 5lacking brushes.
| chest black lea,
gunpowder, best,
Imperial. -
6 dcz horse coll RS.
8 blind brides,
{" riding
q wagon whips.
8 boxes chewing tobacco-best
800 lbs smoking -oiu
lCoz c the blades,
-. sweAs.
.s..s boxes sperm candies,
a 10. | sup.
Castle.
t" shaving,
starch,
4 doz painted g. VAR ISM d buckets
-" b ass baud buckets,
box cotton cards.
| wool .
2 doz, slales.
p. sieves,-3 doz broons.
100 lbs putiy.-4O ibs sn0ff,
I5lhs Indigo. 100 lbs msdder.
locals SD rn gass-lo gals spts wecs
/ A Lot oi Castings.
1 DO do Stone Ware.
A la,ps 10, of Tin Ware of their ow
maeufaciure, constantly on hand at who'll
sale or retail.
| ALSO so Bushels stock Peas. on con
i 10000 .bs Bacoa. ren) and .housan
thinos not meraled III the above 'isl.
Call and see.
Terms are CASH.
May, 18th, l645.-39-Sn.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

.SiaAera-To improve the flavor OF
Il 'sas, and make il more delicate and
.spFead saIl over the beds early In
1rnng. In addition 10 its value 10 As
~ salt IS beneficial in destroying
aud kill, several kinds of weeds.
n; .1'cks the growth Of others. 1t il also
y" manure to the land.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

THIS wit of attachment having been re-
sufned executed.--lt IS ordered BY the
Court that unless the defeod ant appear al
the next term ofthis Court.to be held nn
he firsi monday Of September next. give
special Bail and plead judgement vii. be
en- e,ed AMI the estate so astached viii b+
sold. IL is further ordered by the court; hat
a copy ofth.s order be inserted in thr,"Eioi
" Springs .iazette," a newspaper publish
ei in the town of Holly Springs. Mis-issin-
pi, once week for six weeks successive
iy.-
Test. ALEXR T. CARUTHERS,
Clelk.
May l7,h 1915. n3o-s,.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

LAMPS, LIGHTS. Oils. CAS-, ~o.
TEN bb:s. spirit Gas. 10 do Lard oii' i9 90
| Lamp oil; ID do Alcohol; 10 90 spiIas III
Gas Lamps; u doz. Glass Lard. Lamp u
gross fial Lamp wick, just reed and Tor sale q
maya J r CHRISTIAN & CO.. nempnis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
ArrrFNTIONll

THE M,Iilia Of ,he 50ih and 57th Reg"
.,oa,s f Mississippi, are hereby ho,i-
s1d - aopear IN The puoltc square In
Holly Springs. ON Friday the 30th ol thls
- ~ o'clock A. NJ. armed and e.
n,,;nnsd a< The law directs, for The purpose
dnrp =, Lining and improving in Martial exer>
y ''".' - . review. The Commission
- I'D non. Commissioned fficers of both
Par;,nen,s will meet the day before Tor
Iii Rv order of the Commander'R-
Cb;af % III. CURRY, Adj 5OIh reg
Nav 3. lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

M; In NAME-The ne WY born
~. fn'ei Of the Queen Of Portugal wa
49, ~ % The 22d ult.. in the chapel OF
,,,s 80 a. Belem. by The CaIdinale Pat
i,ss y Lisbon. The little princess re-
N, ~: ~ names Of Anlonia Maria Fer
a. 'easla Gabrielg Rafaela de Ash
a. = ! pSliveria Julia Augusta de Bra
ooufbOn-Ssjosia. Coburg Golha.i
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

8. Srust tell our !, Iea, e
y "a ,.ssas never to men
v - r,,ceuiIy been ,hs, as,
y e.,'ishbooiag city, ~, ,ns' Of
y ~ ..,IIceIIent su6'''. le,'i.. u'es rs
= ,5s 81 long sought des
Bas hat particular ua'-
i'1,y p ,ims when the rus,
y Y u, y ~bsauly unado'nei
= ~ sLieh neither ha 3'
\ y ''I .,r flsh;ouabla ladies'
= y. a...g1rd Them as an IN
! Tres. The resu =. T.
,i.e upon the art Gle
,.,s fifty per cent
.'.rei when we com
The Laws. Coffee
n II, tbs purpose from
al On application to
'rgDly Of them, guess
y ',FI pumped out Of 4 hem
2, d that they had all been
i,diss as an article OIL
800 Of completing the
Sss gs'D 'UDroportion' of their
49, We see OF their effects
IN the swelling sPecI'
,slch ss appear in The b, las!
we. we cannot tell how
'f,re the dimensions Of
enable lady viii be SO
il' ..1aIs the possibility OF
.l,,siag distance Of herl
[Raleigh StGr.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
MUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC!

Jus, Received and for sale at MF' put
lards Store choice lot OF MUSIC o. . !, = ', ueS
cri,n;ons, such as songs, "al'EeS' oiA'
Marches, SC. &c. ortbs
Allthe music of Baife's new opera q tue
Bohemian girl. 3.n.A.I,b;,
The above Tor sale al Fhilaoe''''1
prices. ,,D. Eor,a. and In
struc;oIs new
Nav Sd lS45 st
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
TRUST SALE.

Ia pursusrce cf he terms Of deco OF
trust made To me a. Trustee on he t"ehty
eighth das cf Ap.i, A. ID lS4l. duly ae-
K kaow iedged and lscordei ~ lie oince 9.
The CLERK ofthe Probate Court Of MatShaH
County. Mississippi, in Deed Book } pages
l33 & 234-I shall sell at pubic auction,
10 lne blpsest bidder for cash. al the Court
House in the town of Holly Springs. en-
Tuesday The 18th day of NoVember. A ID.
ls45, at IL o'clock NJ. lie fine CT hCh
ORGAN now Standing in the Episcopal
Church in the town Of Holly Spnngs
J. DELAFIELD, Jr
Memphis Tenn. May 3, ls45-SS-om
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
GRAss & GARDEN SEED.

n nbbis Grass seed, Including blue grass
| uU srchat d, timothy, herbs, nil:it, ciovef'
hem, aud canary >eeos boxes Lahdfeths com
pos.as every variety, ja>l received and tor sale
by ChRis ItAs .,ss..'-st,;s y -.
may JEFFERSON 3 he4'fH,s
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
fSI;S{SS 3 SS1T I;}SS
S:1 .
7 rHE r4nl>AVD- AM9s6 u II H. u>E
SPENCER, ) VEGETABLE PILLS"

NEED not be told how high is the position
which this invaluable preparation suStain> with
he public; nor OF their great superiority over
every other preparation in an anti bilious
family medic un :-buI tor The benefit of those
who nave not n>-d Them or who may be skepii
II OF their virtues, the proprietor will ln>erl
ONE of.inany thousand Certificates which have
been presented by those who have used them and
Witnessed their salulary, and beneficial effects
1Dun o; ;hers
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
Eietcher's Central AAoaeA'
Gu Gu

soaSgR or MAIs AND MADISON srAEErss
fOoposttc the Sfsamboa Landiag,1
MEMPHIS. TENN.
BEG leave 10 inform my old lrenas , aa9 t,,ne ,e
| nahlic in general, that have rented 5 anu h'.gu
pun. ,,,a;r ~ accommodation the house formerly
up >. '..s,l ,ha PIanters Hotel, whereI shall be
pleasetto them
nty rates are as follows COG IN
For board and lodging per monih 90
Eror hoard without iodginS, per mohih n
For man aud hoISe per day, -
For man 4 horse. supper, bed, 6 OF NJ > q o0
For man and horse per week. on
For board of man per week. . -
For horse ~. ,srv
take this opportunity OF noticing iG anS ,ke 10y
prompt manner IN which aave api 49, iInSnrance
pmoanf had insured 1t the Memphis 'nsui 49, -,
s.ananr waich mas enabled me 10 turh'Nh my
Euse IN first rate style 1,C7,curp
Aprii. 5.h ls45.-3 3m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

AeePsng a Lcoa 1a5ze.-~I keep a1
excellent table, said landIady, dispasins
with one Of her boarders.
That may be true. ma am" replied the
boa Idt1; but Won put 7erv tie upon IL =
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

raLs-Take the midIle size
oa.l and mash them.-
mashed potatoes through a
soalos allow a il f sIft, d
naoaiul Of strong fresh Yeast
arm water. a salt spoon Of salt
nsgg, and a b / OF fresh butter.
nof a hickory nut. blk 10
| lIur, the mashed potatoes and
broad pan. Make a hole in
[fIis mixture, aud pour into il
|-lpi with the warm water
hide four over the top, aud mix
u1 round the sides of the hole,
Via clean towel, and over thai
lld SET near the fire TO rise =
Ishg.h IS quite light, aud cracked
M suilace kHead in the yolk o
rlg fs beaten them wei ard
irtst Then divide the dough
! ID into l1ng sharped rolls. Co
Land sst them again 10 rise ic /
l.s. When perfectly light lay
pan sprinkled with -four ant
q well. They are best " hel
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17

| IA occasion TO remark the
-5i-b woman sLs'aIns the
~ reverses OF fortune
w7ich break down the
| ,nI prostrate him IN The !.
4 |l 6rlh all the energies OF
\ Give such intrepidlty and
/ /, ,1aracler, that aItlmes II
affinity. Nothing can be
..,s,a 10 behold a soft and
n, had leen all weakness,
.,ry trivial roughness, while
.,r.,.rous path Of life. sud
/, T.ntal force TO be The cOm-
..-,r,sr other husband under
M hiding. with unshrlnking
.gasrrs, blasts of adversely.
(WashiRgtOn IrrlHg.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-05-17
NEW
DRUGS.
sE. O. EAIA0Es
Ax1
"a

(At the Sign. Of The Golden Mortar ]
IIAS Just opened his Spring supply of Fresh
IL and Genuine Drugs Medicines, Paints, oils.
Window G. lass. Putty &c.
s-Country Phv= clans and others. who wish
for GOOD DRUGS, are invited 10 ealt. he I>
constantly receiving supplies from the North,
bv which arrangem -nt he il enabled 10 have
FRESH DRUGS at all times Having oeeh
in the I'm iness for several years at The North he
thinks he can offer his services as Dfussi>l
with confidence. His stock consists IN part ol