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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AND READING.

!" The doctor Gays tina. zone Of the chief
reasons Of the happiness Of The American
and English marriages. to be fonnd in The
upper and middle classes Of society. is the
mental independencethey acquire through
an early aud many sided acquaintance
with various departments Of science. as
remarkable as the Independence ofcharac-
ter which they gain by a fee communities
lion with general society. The Doctor ex-
presses his asionishmeni at the variety OF
studies pursued in our seminarles. In
particular he slludes TO the celebrated ie-
male Academy in Albany. where besides
the ordinary branches Of polite and USE
ful education, the young ladies study Lat
IN and Greek. aud the higher malhemai-
les also. NJ
In no country in The world DO the wo-
men, continues he, read so much as 10 The
United States and England. not only the
Journals of-light literature but the more
scientific reviews" .3
The above 10 40 extract we IND ~ the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-10
From the London Punch.
MRS. CaudIe's Curtain Lectures.
On No. CaudSe's Shirt Buttons.

There. Mr.. Csudle, hope you're in |,
little better temper Than you were This
morningi There-you needn't begin 10
whistle; people don', come 10 bed TO
whistle. Butts like you. can't speak.
that you don'iuy TO insult me. Once. l
used 10 say, you were the best cIeaiute
living: now. you get quite fend. Do
lie, you rest! No, 1 won'l let you rest.
lis the only time | have to talk to 200.
aud you shall hear me. I'm put upon all
da, long: it's very hard il | can't speak
a word a. night; and i, isn't often open
my mouth, goodness knows!
Because once 10 your lifetime your
shir. wanted button you must almost
swear The roof off the house! You didn',
swea,! Ha, Mr.. Caudle! you don,
know what you do when you're in . pas
sion. Your were not in passion, wern'I
you'll Well, then, don't know What q
passion is--and I think I ought by this
lime. I've lived long enough with you.
Mr.. Caudle. TO know that.
"Iis PITY you hsvn't something
worse 10 complain OF than . button of
your shirt: II you'd some wives. you
would, know. I'm sure I'm never With
out a needle and thread in nv hand.
VIVA, with you and the Children, I'm made
perfect slave Of. And what's my thanks!
Why lf once 10 your Lille buttons of
your shrt-what do you cry "oh" al! !
say once, Mr.. Caudle; or twice or three
times, a, most. I'm sure. Caudle. no mans
buttons in the world are better looked az
ter Than yours. only wish I'D KEEP. the
shirts you had when you were frs. mar
ried! | should like TO know where were
your buttons then! ss
YVES, it is worihtalking Of! But that's
how you always try to pu. me down.
You Fly into rage. aud then if only try
to speak you won't hear me. That's how
you men always will have all the ialk 10
yourselves; poor woman isn't allowed
TO ge, q word 10.
"A nice notion you have Of . wife, to
suppose she's nothing TO think OF but her
husbands buttons. A pretty notion, in
deed. you have Of marriage. Tia! il poor
women only knew whs, they had TO 60
through! What. with buttons. and one
thing anoihet! They'd never Tie them
selves up to the best man in the world.
I'm sure. VIVA. would they do, Mr.. Cau-
dlei Why. do much better without you,
I'm certain.
"And IFS my belief, after all, that the
button wasn't of The sh,rt--i.'s my belief
tia. you pulled it of, that you might have
something to talk about. Oh, you're %.
grasa,ing enough, when you like. for any
thing! All know is. it's very odd tina
the button should be of this shirt; for I'n
sure no woman's grea,er slave 10 hel
husbands buttons than | sm. only say
it's very odd.
/" However, there's one confor; i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-07-10

Twas conscious OF no more Than this"
says Caudle. in his MS, " for here ma.
lure relieved me with sweet. deep
Sleep"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

Mn. Sc Mas. HOWE will resume the
duties oftheir school on The first Monday
IN September next They return their
sincere thanks TO their patrons for the very
liberal encouragement afforded them Ihe
past session, and respectfully solicit a con-
tInuance of their patronage; and hope, by
strict and untIrIng attention 10 the moral
and intellectual improvement of those
committed to their care, to merit the appro
baton of the public.
Mr.. ID. BREWER, German Professor of
Music, will take charge of the musical De-
partment; who. from his thorough knowl-
edge of musical science, and long experi>
ence in teaching, IS eminently qualified to
give instruction in that department..
Terms per session S months:
lst. Class. Orthography Reading and
Writing, $3.50
2nd Class English Grammar, Geog-
raphy, Arithmetic, History, and COM
position, $1,000
Sd. Glass. Natural and Moral PhiloSo-
ply, Chemistry, Rhetoric, Logic,
Botany and Astronomy. sI2 so
EXTRA.
Drawing and Painting $1,000
Needle work (plain and ornamentaD 50 90
Instructions in Music on the Piano
Forte, with the of instrument, $25 90
B oard can be had at the Academy In pri-
| vate families from 5 to 81 per month.
August IG, lS45.- n52-3w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
GUARDIANS SALE.

PURSUANT to an order of The Probate
Court of Marshall County. Mississippi.
made at the July Term, 1915. / will expose
to sale, at pulic auction, to The highest bid>
der, on cridit of twelve months, at the
Court house door in the town of Holly
Springs,
On monday 22ad, day of September, 1915,
Lots No. two hundred and twenty nine
)229) and two hundred and thirty (230) as
represented on the plan of the town oi
Holly Springs. being the premises now &c
cupied as a residence by Gen. Thomas @
Polk. The purchaser will be required &c
give bond with approved security.
c. A. FOSTER, GuaTG:an of Henry
Y. Helen, & Alexander NJ Foster. mi
nors.
By his attorney VIM. F. STEARNS.
August 2, lS45.-no 5o.-t 5
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
COACH MAKING.
Thomas Il. Webster.

TAKES this method of returning his thanks
to the Public for the patronage heretofore
extended and hopes to merit continuance
ofthe same. He is still at the old stand, on
Hernando street, a few doors West of the
public square, where he is prepared 20 do
all kinds Of Coach Work in the best and
most approved style. He has in his employ
workmen not to be excelled anywheIe in
the South He has all kinds of trimming
materials. and pledges himself to render
general satisfaction in trimming Coaches
&c.
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 they
can be obtained elsewhere.
He has also one OF the best Blacksmith S
in the South connected with the establish
ment, Mr.. LoUER, who formerly worked
for l.. Sims 81 Brothers.
Charges for work moderate
Holly Sprinps. May g. I845-n37 6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
NQTIC9e
Northern Bank of mississippi

Holly Springs, Aug Is 1915.
At called meeting of the Board OF Di-
rectors held this day, it was
Resotred. That call OF Ten dOltars on
each share Of the Capital stock of this in
stitution (it being The 6th) be made on the
stockholders. to be paid on or before the
23d day of October next.
A true copy of the record
H. NJ LUSHER, Cash'r.
Extract from 4ih section of Amended
Charter. ..In all cases payment shall be
made in Specie or notes of Specie paying
banks, the notes of The Northern Bank ex-
cepted.
Aug. l8 1645-n1-9w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

Is sure, speedy and certain cure for the
most. distressing and painful disease that can
afflict the human frame. In almost all cases
of TooTHAcHE, il arises from diseased state OF
the parts which exposes 10 the action oil The al
mospheric air, the NERVE and Internal surface
of the carious or rotten tooth, and cure must
be effected either by rendering those parts ex-
posed impervious to the action of the air. The
above remedy Is particularly adapted to destroy
the Nerve, with the slightest injury to the other
teeth. There is not the slightest danger In Its
application, is ii painful in It's effects: Price
only so cents with directions. For sale in Hoi-
Iy springs by E. A. Talbot, sign of the Golden
Mortar.
May II 1S45-l2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
EoR CIRCuIT InnGR

We authorised TO announce the HON
JAMES NJ. HOWRY, as a candidate for re-
election 10 the Judgeshio of this District COM
Tippah, TiShemingo. Itawamba. Pontotoc, La
fayelte, and Pamela, at the ensuing November
elections
We are authorised 10 anno1 nee GEORGE A
WILSON Esq candidate for Judge of the
7th Judicial District, composed of the counties
of DeSoto Marshall, Tippah, Tishemingo, It.
awamba, Pontotoc, Lafayette and Panola.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
LOOK AT THIS!


THE public are respectfully solicited TO ia
vor me with call, and give me a chance to
relieve them of some of their maladies.
propose TO treat all cutaneous affections, sores,
and Cancers of long standing, Scroffula and
Eryspelas. Stiff Jonts. Milk leg, Bone Eel
ons. Group, Phthisic, Dyspepsia ScaId
head, and all affections arising from the
diseased Liver or Spleen, Rheumatic af-
fections ard Graval. Also, Dumb Palsy,
provided he can see the patient within len
days frcm the first attack.
My charges in all cases will be moder-
ate when perfect cute is effected; when
no reliefis given, on charge will be made
Residence g. miles East of North
Mount Pleasant, near the road leading to
Holly Springs
Post Office, North Mount Pleasant, Miss.
All letters must be post paid 10 ensure at
tentIon.
DEMPSEY p. GILBERT.
July 5, S45.-n46-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
G 4 ST AI II q EE ga
uDsE HIeH CoURT OF ERRoRs & APPEALS.

We are authorised 10 announce the Hon. ALEx-
ASDEr Nj. CLAYTON, (the present incumbenl) as
Court Of Errors and appeals for this District.
We are authorized TO annouCe Hon HENLEY
s. BENNETT, of LowndeS, as a candidate tor
Judge OF the High CouIt OF Errors and ppeaIs
for the Northern District.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
FoR CHANCERY CLERK.

JAMES G ALDERsoN, the present Clerk of the
District Chancery Court at Holly Springs, for
the counties of TIppah, Pontotoc, Lafayette, Pa
nola. Coahema, Tunica, Desoto and Marshall
vember neXt.*
HAAS, as a candidate for Chancerv Clerk in
the District composing the counties of Tippah,
Pontotoc, Lafayette, Pamela, Coahoma, Tunica,
Desoto, and Marshall.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

We are authorised to announce DIR S. o. CA
RUrHERS, as an INDEPEND DEN candidate 10
represent Marshall county, IN the State Senate
Of the Mississippi Legislature, at the ensuing
November election.
WE are authorised and requested to an
nounce DR.. JOSEPH CT. HALL, of
Hernando, a candidate for the State Sen
ate from the district composed of the coun-
ties of De Soto, Tunica, Coahoma. Bolivar
Washington, Sunfower and Issequena.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
NOTICE.

NOI ICE.
TIE undersigned administrator de b1nis
NON with the win annexed. of the estate of
John b. Moore. decd, hereby gives notice
70 all interested, that he will mike applica-
uon to the Probate Court of Marshall coun-
y, Mississippi, at the October term thereof,
- 10. to be holden at the Court House in
Holly Springs, on the 4th Monday of said
month for permission to surrender his ad-
mlnisira,ion of said estate, and will at the
same time, present 10 said court for allow
aace, his account and settlement of his said
administration, so far as the same has ex-
~idees JAMES Ell DIR,
Adm'r.
Holly Springs, Aug. 81, lS45.-3w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
EoR CHANCELLOR.

Weare authorized TO announce Gen. STEPHEN
Cocks, of Monroe county, as a candidate for the
office OF Chancellor of the State of Mississippi
We are authorised 10 announce the Hon JoHN
Nj. MAUaY, Of NatCheZ, candidate for the of
fee OF Chancellor of the State OF Mississippi al
the EeXf election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
EDWARD A. KEELING

Will continue the business in his own name,
and respectfully solicits Consignments OF Cotton.
In rendering his Services as CoTroN Fac
forts to promote the interest of those who may
favour him with their patronage.
N o. August 2nd, IS45.--6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

To the Voters of Marsha Ill County.
: EELLow-ClTIZENS
/ lam a candidate for
the office of Jude Of Probate Court of your
County, and should be happy 70 minge
with and form your personal acquaintance
during the present canvass for the fall elec-
tions; but am deprived of this privilege
had a severe fracture of my Leg last
fall from which / have net recovered
have no profession, "no slave to Till my land,
to fan me when sleep" but have Six
Children. ask not the Office in shape OF
aims, but fellow-citzens, should you honor
me with your suffrage, | should be proud
of the distinction. grateful for the favor, and
faithful to the trust Respectfully,
JOHN A. FRAZER.
MAY "a, lS45.-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
~o0LD | HAD A GIRL ~
u LOVE-.
,,cuELoR's LAMENT

A bA
LII had a girl TO love.
Oh y s91 oSare these happy hours
10 .ra, 30 70 rown, while she would prove
NJ As. @'f6 f,irest of life's flowers;
Ins .s' I'd crave, ifthis light heart
10 |s, 1,an, ans worth nigh know
! We w.. affections priceless gem
A9qb ny light of love would show
=, weary of a single life,
? 1rs%ongb all its Joys are minei
us Scarce a pleasure now possessed
II5'. o. might be made divine,
EP-.a1 Pm claim "belter hall,
,oJ need no longer rove
sd the prize my heart desires
a gentle girltO lOvel
,.r maiden fair, (not yet bespoke,)
WV should | longer tarry?
,,yantv-tou- years old next month,
And am resolved TO marryl
c, m among you beats a heait,
Which might with mine accord,
obf LII not this leave you so,
Rat haste 10 send me word.
a,5 tbot will be a happy day,
The day | claim my belief
And that Siu be a happy theme.
On which we both may dwell;
And / will be happy man,
When her swee. smiles | move;
And she shall be happy girl
She shall-lhe girl love.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
CHEAP GROCERIES,.

WE have Just received direct from New
Orleans a large lot of Groceries. which we
are determined TO sell how for cash, consist,
ing IN part Of the following articles:
10 Hds. Ha. Sugar, Brown,
700 lbs. Loaf
500 Rtfiaed +"
"a Sacks Rio Coffee,
La Guira
5 Java
8 bbls Molasses.
l0-1 s. J bbls MackaEel,
2 Casks London Porter,
2 bbls Sperm Oil,
2 Tanners.
L / Lampblack.
bbl. Brims;one,
:: Copperas,
l ]" Salaratus,
10 Coils Manila Rope, assorted.
Doz Well buckets,
kegs Rifle Powder,
2 +" Shot gun
lS-4 s. ! boxes Raisins,
6 drums Figs,
Lot West india Preserves.
IL boxes Pickles. asst,
A lot of sauces and Catchups,
IL doz. boxes mus.ard.
So backing,
4" backing brushes,
chest black Tea,
unpowder, best,
t" Imperial, -"
5 shaving,
a starch,
doz painted & vanished buckets,
l2" brass band buckets,
/ box cotton cards.
l wool s.
2 doz, stales,
2 E" seves,-3 doz broons,
100 lbs puuy.-40 lbs snuff,
Is lbs Indigo, loo lbs madder.
10 gals spirit gass-l0 gals spts week,
A Lot of Castings,
Do do Stone Ware,
A large lot of Tin Ware of their own
manufacture. constantly on hand at whole
sale or retail.
ALSO so Bushels stock Peas. on con 8.
10000 lbs Bacon. (Ten.) and a thousand
things not enumerated In the above list-
Call and see.
Terms are CASH.
ID. ID. JONES g. co.
May, l7th, 1S45.-S9-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
EnR A SCISSOR

WE are authorised 10 announce GEORGE
w GRAHAM, candidate for Assessor of
Marshall County.
We are authorised TO announce S. s. BLA-
LOCK, as a candidate for Assessor.
We are authorised to announce w. t. LONG
of Holly Springs, as a candidate for assessor of
Marshall County.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
For District Attorney.

We are authorised TO announce Col. S D.
MARTIN, as a candidate for District Attorney of
the seventh Judicial District, at the ensuing No.
vember elections
Weare authorised TO announce JAMES M
GREER, ESQ, as candidate for District AltoT-
ney of the seventh Judicial District, at the en-
suing November Election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
NOTICE.

4, a SUANT TO an order of the Honora-
S'e Probate Court of Marshall County,
sale oi Mississippi. entered at the July term.
sereof, lS45, will sell to the highest bid
usr' on credit of twelve months, the pur-
snaser giving bond with good security; on
~ monday the 2oth day of October next. at
Il .le court house door OF Pontotoc County. all
INC hight. title, claim and interest that the
,S eaae OF Larkin Magee. deceased. had at
s-H sav uine 0. entering said order in and 10 the
,snow'ng described tract of land, to wit: the
20 naIt OF section no Is. Of township no
iange no |, east of the Basis meridian, IN,
1on'O'oc County. Miss.
WM. WRIGHT, ad'mr.
august 30th. lS45-3w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
seM aEN W NFEN E S .

- Cases of pocket case instruments,5 Irepan
- ming do. 80 American spring Lanceis 70 sIi
yer do 100 Evans best thumb do, doz- amer
can Scarih5ators, doz Scalpal-, dozen Gam
IancetS. dog Trocars, I doz Tournigets, iu0
Tooth forceps, 100 Turnkey do, 2 doz silver
CatheterS 800 Gum Elastic catheterss 500 DO Bo-
gies, 100 Metallic do, doz BED pans, sealon
Needles and general assortment of Lancet cases,
j. r. CAristidn &
May &c, Jefferson Street siempns.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
For sheriff.

We are authorised to announce JAMES M.
COOPWOOD, as candidate for Sheriff Of
Marshall County.
We are authorised to announce John Es.
NcCarrOll as a Candidate for Sheriff Of
Marshall County.*
We are authorised to announce WILEY d.
CROOK, as a candidate tor sheriff of Marshall
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
PATRICK w. TOMPKINs, Esq., OF " ar

PATRICK w. TOMPKINS, Esq, OF W ar
ea county one Of the Whig candidates for Con
e-sss. viii address the people of Mississippi, at
t-a following times and places, viz:
Port Gibson, Claiborne Co, 23l August.
GaIlatin, Copiah Co, .
Monticello, Lawrence Co, 81
Williamsburg, COvington Co, 30th"
Raleigh, Smith County, lSt September
PauIding, Jasper CO., End
Quilman, Clarke Co, Bird
Marion Lauderdale Co, Attn
DE Kab, Kemper Co, 9th
Macon, Nox xubee Co, Sth
Columbus, LowudeS Co. 10th where he
will meet A. G.. McNutt.
Athens, Marenge Co 18th
Fulton, Itawamba Co, 10th
JacintO TishemingO Co, 18Th,
Ripley, Tipp1h Co, p :"
PonJOtoc, POnIotoc Co, a
Oxford, Lafayette Co, 26,h
fernando, De Soto Co. 29th -"
Holly Springs, Marshall Co, 3rd October,
Newspapers requested TO insert the above
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
HEMPHIS TENN
By GEORG E II. REDFORD, (Late Of
Al DILL. -. \

the Planters House.)
THIS new and commodiOus House is
situated on Front Row, Just below Exchange
Square, and nearly opposite the Ferry Lam
ding. The looms are large and we'll ven
nlated the furniture entirely new; and in
point of comfort and convenience this &louse
is not surpassed By any in Memphis His
table shall be we'll supplied at all times
with the best The market affords. He
would also inform the public that be has
made arrangements with Mc. Cockreli TO
take charge of horses. His superior skill
andattention are too we'll known 10 require
Recommendations.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS.
Board for man per year with lodging $500
- without $50.
!" 1" per month with lodging 20.
4" without II
For man and horse, supper. lodging
and beakfast %
For man and horse per day, ,37R.
Single meal, l.52
| Lodging, so,
April 20. l845-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
For Probate Clerk.

We are authorised to announce BASIL G,
HARLEY, as a candidate for heBafce of Pro-
bate Clerk at the ensuing November election.
We are authorised to announce GORDEN-
ddate tor Probate Clerk, al the ensuing No
Yember elections
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

The Independent candidates respectfully in-
vic their opponents 10 attend, "a they shall
lave equal PrIviiedgeS in the discussion of the
ly.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
JAILOR'S NOTICE.

JAILOR'S NOTICE.
E$S WAS committed to the Jail of
N/ Marshall county. Miss, on the
saE=sz~A@1 18th inst. negro boy as a
runaway VINO calls his name BiIley and
says he belongs 20 William Wnger, ne
gro trader. The boy says he does not
know where his master lives; he is about
is wears old, about feet or inches high,
stout built, and of dark colour.
The owner Of the above described boy
will come forward, prove property, pay
charges, and take him away. or he will be
dealt with as the law directs,
w w. WALLACE, Jailor.
Aug. l6., lS45.-n52-tf,
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
FoR RANGER.

We are authorised to announce JAMES H
SIFAN " a candidate tor reelection to the Office
he now fills, as Ranger of MARSHALL county.
We are authorised 10 announce w. G. Nc
GAUGHEY, as a candidate for Ranger, at the enSu-
ing November election.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
GR AN3 RR Ig9
POST AND RAILINGs,
TO THE LADIES,

Mrs. III. Il. RAGAN. thankful for the
patronage heretofore extended, begs leave
to announce that she has just received a
new supply Of the latest style of summer
fashions. direct from Philadeiphia, 10
which she respectful, invites the attention
Of The ladies OF Holly Springs AM vic:ni-
ty Also. Hair, gimp and Leghora B0a-
nets bleached and trimmed al the shortest
notice. and in the neaiest style
IL Shop one door north Of Wiggs'
Confectionery. where she may NJ ali times
be found.
july &c. 1915.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
DISSOLUTION.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing in
n Orleans, under the firm of Mason & Keeling,
has bee d dissolved by mutual consent.
w. F. MASON,
EDWARD A. KEELING.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
JAILOR'S NOTICE.

JATLOR'S NOTICE.
WAS committed TO the Jail OF
1 Marshall county. on the 27;a
EEY August, a negro man as run
GDI/ away, who calls his name Rob
sss~.zsE~ha@s ert. and says he belongs 10 Aa
ron Turner of Chickasaw county. Miss
Said boy is about 25 or "a years old, of a
yellow color, feet s or 9 inches high,
spare built, tolerably long hair, and speaks
quick when spoken to.
The owner Of the above described boy
will come forward. prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, or he will be
dealt with as the Jaw directs,
w. w. WALLACE,
JaiIor, Nj. G..
August 80 lS45 -n2-tf
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
STRAY SALES.

WILL sell at the court house door in the
l. town of Holly Springs the 4th Monday IN
Sept, neat, the following properly as slraysof
Marshall county, VIZ:
One BAY mare takeE up by Newson Joiner ap-
praised $500. mules by John r. Norfeet
one a black horse mule appraised $500. The
other a common size mare mule appraised
S35, 90. II head of sheep by John. c. Teef ap-
praised $1,000. One lot of hogs by John c.
Randolph appraised $l7,57. One COW and calf
by John Sentell appraised 5000. One gray
horse by James II. Raney.
JAMES Fl. S VAN. Ranger.
Aug. 80, lS45.
EDICINAL WINES & BRANDIE s.
EIVE casks cogniac brandy, do madeira
i wine do tenerife wine, do holland gin
selected expressly for the sick, and sold only tt
them, lust receiv ed and for sale by
may 3 J CHRISTIAN & CO. mphi
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
NEW
DRUGS.
ia IA EA1AGEa

(At The Sign Of the Golden Mortar.)
Il As Just opened his Spring supply OF Fresh
i and Genuine Drugs. Medicines, Paints, oIlsI
Window Glass, Putty. &c.
- Country Physicians and others who Wlsh
for GOOD DRUGS, are invited 10 call. tie II
constantly receiving supplies from the North,
by which arrangement he is enabled to have
FRESH DRUGS Al all times Having been
in the buSin,,SS foTseverai years a the Norih, ne
thinks lie can oiier his services a a DFHSs'St
with confidence. Uis stock consists IN part u
he following articles:
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30
JAILOR'S NOTICE.

A 4 WAS committed 10 the Jail of
R7 Marshall county. Miss, on the
pN[.. 9th of August, d negro boy as
a runaway who calls his name Jesse. and
says he belongs to Richard Fain, of Chick
asaw county, Miss. Said boy is about 81
or % years old, his colcr is blacks feet.6
or z inches high. stout built-large eyes
and full round face.
The owner ofthe above described boy
will come forward, prove property, pay
charges. and take him away, or he will b
dealt with as the law directs.
w. w. WALLACE,
Jalor, NJ. G.
August 80 l845-n2-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-08-30

All of the above articles will be sold low Tor
CASH, or on the usual time TO punctual custo-
mers.
Holly Springs, April 5, 1915, n3S-n