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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26

Extra .upet. super aud medium Black French
Clo'hs, Wool Bio: *. Invisible Green. Blue, Steel.
MIXED. Drah mixed, Olive. Brown ard Ciiron Olive
Cloths al various prices bsing q large aud almost
entirely fresh stock.
Gold mixed Siberian Clolh. q new article for
Overe oals-W 1ter proo5.
Gold mixed, grey mixed. md other colors Of 3 4
and g 4h Tweed Clo'h.. The Get article Tor
Sack Goats. &c.
Back French Doeskin Beaver Cloih. q capital
article for cloaks) Black. Blue Black and Brown
Mixed Beaver cloths, aud blue Blsnke, Cloths. for
Over coats
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
GOODS
FOR GENTLEMEN'S YEAR
AT COST.

AViNG determined To sell OF my presen
stock Of DRY GOODS at cost and expenses
| CO" sfef Extraordinary inducements 10 those wish
Ing 10 pun base lie GnlL,wing articles, VIZ:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-26
ALMANACsl ALMANAcsl

ALNANAJS! ABMhNAJS|
- GROSS AlmaDacs. cmsisiing Of The Pie
10 rates Own Almanac, German do. "a ,ssr. >,
Keepers Improved de-; DIrkies' Comic do, Crsekrtt,s =.
do 10. Turner a. FISHERS 30 de-; iusl reed and for
sale low by J & r HORNBROOK.
nov 3 Mnurop NJ.
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rockerl will sell OF very low prices.
eu IL ID M'GlNNi5. Mafke, sqnars.
DOCrOR DUNCAN's EkPECToRANT REM.
EDY FOR CoNSUMP ZION. COUGH. &C.
Whsievsf will have a tendency 10 mitigate suG,r.
ing. aud remove any nne Dr a par Of The diseases
which are sov prevalent IN The Unted : aIes. IL
truly . great Blessing 10 mankind when = ne iical
prsIaration has been lfied and found IN posscss ho
virtue ~ heal ind rute disease. IL is az act nT i'm.
peratye lusuce and hcne violence Whifh we owe 10
of FLOW beings aud the ~otld Ia make II known.
We have made ue 81 Dr. DuSeanu Etpcrtnrans
Remedy ~ NOR family. and believe u 10 ~ among
me Srfy best ~ he many med cal we pa,stions. IN
Ienuvs Corghs. Colds. Splitting 81 Hood. Sc. now IN
p'seueal nae a WHITING AVERY.
Ct~hoethn sspt , IsI5.
FOR sale ny , d g. II o MARSH. Main Street.
Wheeling Va. nov %
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REGIMENTAL ORDERS.

said courIs will attend IN full uniform with sid
arms. BY order Of Col b 7 KELLY.
nov 81 Al GLEss. Adjuiani.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

The citizens of Holly Springs and vicini
ty are respectfully informed that the sub.
scrlber has taken rooms over T. b. Mason
& Co.'S Store. where he will remain but a
few days for the uipose of taking Minia.
lures by the improved Daguerretype pro-
cess. These Portraits are now brought to
such state of perfection as renders them
truly valuable. Every thing Objectionable
In the Portraits formerly taken by this pro-
cess is entirely obvia.ed. For delicacy o.
tina, perfection. delineation. durability Of
Impression and beauty ofcolor, these pic
lures are unrivaled. The absolute certain
ty OF a correct likeness is a consideration o
no small importance. The products of the
artists pencil are necessarily imperfect to
certain extent; but the pencil of nature
never errs.
The Ladies ard Gentlemen are respect
tuily invited to call and examine specimens
Portraits 20 be satisfactory or no charge
N. b. Instructions given In the art, and
complete setts Of apparatus furnished a
moderate prices E JACOBS.
10 Guard please copy.
June 2l, l645. n44,r
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

Of said notes, the legal title being resdined.
by Compl's as security for the purchase
money except the sum Of S34l. 7i-l0o
nothing has been pain upon said notes, that
Compi's are and have ever been aimee the
execution OF said title bond, ready, willing
and able 10 make defendants q fee simple
title TO said land upon the payment OF The
balance OF the purchase money. Prayer
That defendants be compelled 20 answer
the allegations ofth Bill on oath and per=
form specifically their contract for the pur-
chase of said land by the payment OF the
balance OF the purchase money and inter.
est and in default of said payment that said
land be sold 10 pay the same and for general
relief. VIM f. STEARNS, SorF.
Nav 3, 2m. lS45.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
,4
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MEMPHIS TENN.
By GEORGE r. BEDFORD, Late of
the Planters House.l

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-
tilated the furniture entirely new; and in
point of comfort and convenience this House
is not surpassed By any in Memphis. His
table shall be well supplied at all times
with the best the market affords. He
would also inform the public that he has
made arrangements with NJ. Cockreli to
take charge of horses. Fl is superior skill
andattention are too we'll known to require.
recommendations.
TERMS as FoEEows.
Board for man per year with lodging 5000
50 g IS" without $50.
:" per month with lodging 90.
." - +" without Is.
For man and horse, supper, lodging
and beakfast l,25-
For man and horse per day, l.50
Single meal, ,S71.
Lsdging. rs.
April &c. r845-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

3HE subscriber has Just received from
Philadelphia. some very desirable Goods
for the season, 10 which he would call the
attention Of his friends and the public
They consist in part Of the following:
Blockly Stripes. Drap d. Etc.
Bozraville Drills. Marseilles Vesting,
Manchester IS Fancy Prints.
Super s. Medium Grass Linnen,
Black Cloths. Black TabSy Velvet,
Gents blk Kid Gloves, Irish Linnen,
So brown Linnen. Paper Cambrick.
Satin Stocks, Black Satin Vesting.
Blk Mouslin Delaine, Needle work'd Edgin'
"& cold Balzorin. Insertions.
Sa: Stripe /" Braid Edging. (linen)
Tarlton Muslins, Ladies super Blk and
Grape Lisse. coIored Kid Gloves.
Fig'd Bobinett, Super blk and White
SilkThule, English Silk Hose,
Jackonet Muslin, Cord and TasseI.
Mill & Book :. Silk GirdIes
Swiss Muslin, New style fancy Bob
Bishop Lawn, inett Ribbons.
These together with my former stock Of
Goods, makes my assortment full and com
plete. Those desiring good bargains will
find it to their interest TO call at The
CHEP CASH STORE. South side oil
the Square. aeAere they vil Be sure to tsnd
them.
W. S. RANDOLPH.
Holly Springs, June IA, is45. n43--1m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
Dr.LacOunt's TOothache EIixef,

is a sure, speedy and certain cure ior the
most distressing and painful disease that can
affiict the human frame. In almost all cases
Of TooTHACHE, il arises from diseased state OF
the parts which exposes to the action OF the at
mospheric air. the NERVE and internal surface
of the carious rotten tooth, and a cure musi
be effected either By rendering those parts ex-
posed impervious tothe action OF the air. Ehe
above remedy Is particularly adapted TO destroy
the Nerve, with the slightest injury 10 the other
teeth. There is not the slightest danger in lis
application, nor is it painful in its effects: Price
only so cents with directions. For sale in Hol-
ly springs By E. a, Talbot, sign Of the Golden
Mortar.
May II IS45-F2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
FLETCHER&S HOTEL.
KEEP MO WING.

IA THAVE moved from Main street
f!I6 l. to the corner of Front Row and
3i Monroe str. opposite the Steam
boat landing where shall be pleased to
see nv old friends. and the public in gener
al. My house is new and comfortable, and
have large brick stable convenient, with
a frs: rate Ostler. My bills will remain as
they have been; that is.
For man and horse per day, SO
For man and horse, supper, bed and
breakfast, l25
/ would say to my old friends. and any
one else wishing TO stop with me, ,ha: my
house is built OF brick, and FIRE proof
j. NJ FLETCHER.
Memphis Ten. July 5-2m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
LOOK At THIS!
NO CURE, NO PAYytt

THE public are respectfully solicited to fa-
vor me with call, and give me a chance to
relieve them Of some of their paladies
propose to treat all cstaneous affections, sores,
and Cancers Of long standing, Scrofiula and
ErysipeIas. Snf Joints Milk leg, Bone Eel
ons, Group, Phthisic, Dyspepsia Scald
hoad, and all affections arising from the
diseased Liver or Spleen.
My charges in all cases will be :noder
ate. when perfect cure is effected. when
no reliefis given, on charge will be made.
Residence 81 miles East OF North
Mount Pleasant, near The road leading 10
Holly Springs
Post Office, North Mount Pleasant, Miss.
ALI letters must be post paid TO ensure at
tentlon.
DEMPSEY p. GILBERT.
July 5, LS45.-n46-6m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

TAKES this method OF returning his thanks
to the Public for the patronage heretofore
extended and hopes to merit a-continnance
ofthe same. HPis still at the old stand or
Hernandost street, a few doors West of the
public square, where he is prepared 10 DO.
all kinds Of Coach Work 10 The best and
most approved style. He has in his employ
workmen not to be excelled anywhere 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 caR
supply harness aseheap.and as good as they
can be o5tained' elsewhere
lie has also one OF the best BlachsmiIh's
in the South connected with the establish
ment, MIR. LoUER, who formerly worked
for l. Sims s. Brothers.
Charges for work moderate
Holly Sprinps. May 3. IS45.-n37 6m
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
Samuel Wyatt Circuit Court.
VS.. Bill of Divorce. March Term,
Lucinda Jane WYaLt. lS45.

THIS day came the complainant by soiic-
tor, and il appearing TO the satisfaction oi
:he Court that the defendant Lucinda Jane
Wyatt is not a resident citizen of thss state.
but resides beyond the jurisdiction of this
court:-It is therefore ordered by the court
that unless the defendant appear before
this court on the first Monday of September
next. then and there to answer or demur
10 complainan;s bill. the several allegations
made iherein will be taken for confessed,
and such order or decree made in the pre-
mises as the Court shall deem equitable
and lust i is further ordered by the
Court. that a-copy Of this order be inserted
in the "Holiy Springs Gazette" news
paper published IN the town of Holly
Springs and State of Miss ssippi, once a
week Cor the term ofthree months success
Sive'y.
Test, ALEX'R t. CARUTHERS.
Clerk.
May IL, is45-39-f5t.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

I WILL sell at the court house door in the
town OF Holly Spr ngs, the 4th Monday in
July neat, the following properly as strays OF
Marshall county, VIZ:
One red steer. taken up BY Stephen Har-
ris, appraised 10 SIl,OO
5 head ofcattle. taken up by p. Nc David.
appraised to $3.50
l bay horse mute. taken up Oy Henry
Morgan, appraised to $4,000
sow and pigs, taken up by VIM. Ra.
gan, appraised to $500
black mare pony, taken up by Eliza
Stanback, appraised to $500
sheep by Thomas M. Lockbridge, ap-
praised to $500
/ red steer by John Caruth, appraised
TO 81, so
blind mule, taken up by James Raney,
appraised to 50. 90
JAS. II. SWAN, Ranger.
june %, IS45.-tds.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

District Chancery Court of the State Of
Mississippi at Holly Springs.
Charles Butler, ct al, } At Rules in Va
$50 vs.. cation, May I'd.
Champen Anderson & ISIS.
| Robert Jones.
UPON opening the matters of complain
ants Bill it appearing to the satisfaction of
the Court, that the defendants are not in
habitsnis OF the State of Mississippi, so tha
the Ordinary process of law cannot be scr
we'd ON them.
Therefore I is ordered that unies3 the
defendants appear before the Vive Chan.
cellor at the Cour, room in The town OF
Holly Springs on the first monday Of July
next aud plea, answer or 8emur 10 the
ConplaInants Bill, the several allegations
thereof will be taken TOR confessed. and
such order and decree made therein as
shall appear equitable and Just, and il il
further ordered that copy of this order
be inserted in.the "HoIly Springs Gazette"
newspaper published In the town of Hoi>
ly Springs Mississippi, once a week fer two
months, Successfully.
j AMES G.. ANDERSON, Clerk.
ABSTRACT.
CHARGEs:-That abou: the 10th Nav
icfO NodnFIS So4u 10 delendaniS tract o
land lying inthe County of DeSo.o, known
and designated as section 81. Township |
Range west of the basis meridian Chick
asaw Cession for the sum OF 1920 OF
which they paid ConpPs $500 in cash
and executed their three several not IS to
CompPs for the balance of The purcha Sc
money for $500, $500 and s460, payable
in the order on which they have been men.
toned In seven months and ten days, nIne-
teen months and ten days and thirty one
months and,ten days after date bearing
Interest from Is December 1910. Compl's
executed TO defendants their title. bond OBJ.
|.llgating themselves TO make them fee
ismPle title to said land upon the payment
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

Brown; w. L. Mckay; Mac cMillan's J.
Cooke s. Son !; Hinsdale; DR.. Robson; Miss
Blugham ]. Waddle g. Co; Lafayette
Hotel; J. L. Starr; E. J. Lilly; MeArn's
building; w. McGary; A. Steele; w.
Prior; Montague; McArn's s,ore;J. ID.
Williams, and others.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

TAKEN up by Shedrick Webster, living
ia district 3, on Clear Greek, one bay FIJI ',
years old next spring, dark mare and IA il
and dark legs, appraised to $4,000.
JAS. II. SWAN, Ranger.
June %o lo41, As CIV.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

: buildings a, Jackson, La
d las, Thursday for the Mis-
rrsDce. tor the sum of Sl0,-
Snfsrence will transfer the
|n,Ilere to Jackson. La, as
r-,ssnt concerns can be wound
-ills Republican
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
CHEAP! CHEAPCR!!
CHEAPEST!!

One Of our firm wishing TO 60 East IN
few weeks for the purpose of buying our
fall supply of Goods. and having very
large stock Of Spring and Summer Goods
on hand, we are determined to sell them
for very small advance on cost. We
know it would be the interest OF all who
wish to buy cheap Goods to give as call
RHINE s. KOHN.
OF Call at Sledge's old stand. North
west corner of the Public Square. r & K.
June IA LS45. n43
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

Iears and my lcves' her
--rldn't sew a button Ola his
d from freezing.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

Len consumed by FIRE in the
iaring n iasl .Mo n1on.ns; tN. ;; /;
Z AMOUNT Oh ''0e'0e "'''''0~' :"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

fariotsn of nation consists IN
n1achment TO her laws and ins.i-
When these die, patriotism dies.
/ , ~nch 10 be dreaded as that
s'N"' VA"l 1'zIst Of our lnsttn-
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

4 -v1uId win a lover by pFac-
-.es which secure admiration
a charms have lalled.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

qfe looks for her enjoyment
illg one aoroao.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

,t;bits her love for her
/ ring to promote snarr, Ms "e@'' %
aenAg 70 MS COAilOA"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

MEDICINAL WINES & BRANDIES. :.
HIyE casks cospiac brandy, 5 do madeaif
il wine, s do ienerife wine, 5. do. holland gin,
selected expressly for the sick, and sold only 10
them last receiv I'd and for sale by
may CHRISTIAN g. Co. Mem PMS
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
NEW
DRUGS.
1a Aa EAIR1Ss
x

tAf the Sign Of Tie Golden W0rtarJ
II AS just opened his Spring supply OF Fresh
i i and Genuine Drugs, ssedicines Paints oils,
Window Glass. Putty, Sc.
z-r Co2ntTy Physicians and others who wish
for GOOD DRUGS, are invited to cali. He is
constantly receiving supplies from the North,
by which arrangement he is enabled 10 have
FRESH DRUGS at ali Times Having been
in the business for several years al the North, he
thinks he can offer his services a Druggist
with confidence. His stock consists IN part of
he follovyi
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

HOME MADE SUGAR.
A small supply of superior Maple Sugar
for sale by ID. ID. JONES & co.
= juse r. i645ues
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
CHEAP GROCERIES.

UnEAT unUUEnIENs
WE have just received direct from New
Orleans large lot of Groceries, which we
are determined to sell low for cash, consists
ing in part of the following articles
I0 Hds. Ha Sugar, Brown.
700 lbs. Loaf
800 Refined "
"a Sacks Rio Coffeet
8 La Guira +"
S Java
bbls Molasses.
Lot s. J bbls Mackareb
Casks Aondon Porter.
e bbls Sperm Oil,
2 Tanners.
f / Eampblack.
bbl. Birthstone,
/ :: Copperas,
!" Saaratus,
10 Coils Manila Rope, assoFtsd
Doz Well buckets,
kegs Rifle Powder,
g Shotgun
lS-l & ! boxes Raisinsr
drums Figs,
Lot West India Preserves,-
h2 boxes Pickles. asst,
A lot ofsauces and CatchupsA
I2 dOZ boxes mus;ard,S
35 4" backing,
4" blacking brushes,
] chest black Tea,
gunpowder, best.
Imperial. }
9 doz horse collars
8 blind bridles,.
! " riding :"
7 / wagon whips
I boxes chewing tObacco-best.
( 800 lbs smoking 81 old
kdoz scyehe blades,
! 4" s~eAs,
8 boxes sperm caGdies,. .
! 4 no. l. soap,
L CASTLE,
3 :" shaving,
starch,
4 dez painted a. vasnished buck kets,
E-2 +" brass band buckets
I box cotton cards,
wool g.
2doz, stales,
3" sieves,-3 doZ broons,
hoo lbs puIty.-40 lbs snuff.
5lbs Indigo, 100 lbs madder,
l0gals spirit gass-lo gals,spts week
A Lot of Castings.
Do do. Stone Ware,
A. large lot of Tin Ware of their owl
manufacture. constantly on hand at whole
sale or retail,
ALSO so Bushels stock Peas, on cons
/ E2,06O.lbs Bacon. (Ten.) and thousan
things not enumerated In the above list.
Call and see.
Terms are CASH.
d. d. JONES s. CO:
May, 18th, lS45,-39-3m.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

ssd thai l'G,OV . hi. country
viii arrive - Tba . New YORK
'sa' ~ 600 have already ar.
D. nIl / not a little singular
,roportion Of these are
y ',trs-tbe Bakers from Ger
'T.;Iors from England"
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

All of The above articles will be sold low Esr
CASH. or on the usual time to- punctual custo-
mers-
Holly Springs, April 5, l845, n39-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

hat '.the Treasury. du'
,i g administratiOn. will be
~ The public are per-
l, sa me Locofoco ofhce>ho Id
lll' lH',,;,ing-LOu. n; Jour.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

Taken up by William G. Ragan.- Ia
miles south east of Holly springs one
da rke brown mare mule 4 years old very
small size appraised to e22.50.
JAS. HI. SWAN, Ranger.
June I4th l645.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

FlrRr-k was well said by q ga
observes, Aa mankind might do
physicians if they would observe
y Of hahh without lawyers. if they
|Essp their Ismpers; without soldiers,
Eould observe the laws Of peace /;
|ho1i preachers, If evry one would
'rs 2his own conscence hn1 there
Fn1 rIhanE E.SrBIErS.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
ALSO HIS
G0WEZR4M E1IIGs

&0WF EfRGN FGNIGs
Acertoin and efeetuat remedy for all kinds OF
FEMALE DISEASES and WEAKNE SIS
or general debility from any cause.
AND ALSO HIS
RHEUMATIC MEDICINE.
never failing remedy for the RHE UNA TIC
PAINS, an all its different stages and rarteticS.
There a grest many living witnesses Of the
healing effects ef these medicines in this vicini-
ty: we therefore depend entirely upon those per-
soEs to recommend it viUa rOce, but those who
have never taken them need not be afraid of re-
ceiving any injury from them, for they, in COM
mon with all good medicines, are-2aaely vegeta-
BILE and perfectly harmless
#For Sale by B. j. MALONE s. Co,
Holly Springs Miss.
June 21, lS45.-tf.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

s.,,...sss. Sc the respect Of
kBss
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

N. ngt0R Union says that the
4 Y Ysrh Carolina, at It's annual
u! on the 9Th instant, confer
Env degree of LII. p. upon
IT, ihe President Of the United
L.. F. l.. Hawks. ID. D., of
4 he Hon. John Y Mason, AT
IT, of,he Unised States, and
|Eli. p. Mangum, late Presi'
\ United States Senate ) all of
smsi Of that Institution
MINISTER TO ENGLASD.-A
Washington, under date of the
H. the BaItimore Pa4riot, states
|ncs Of report, which the writer
Be- veil authenticated, sha. Louis
la, al Baltimore, has been of
|rll mission 10 England, in re
10. Oregon question:. The Pa
hf The same ruuOr had pre-
IBtinore. Ifit turn out to be
ha may be regarded as of the
Inr5rlanee, as il will be pretty
fsc hat the negotiation at Wash
! ahOg sher failed. and that there
lksIb0Dd Of its being EeSum ed
b my prospect Of an amieable
iln. A special mission will bring
we think, very speedi.
0 NJ. MeLane, Mr.. Polk could
made a selection so much to ouI
0u the whole Democrats party
!, not the country generally. viii
Be satisfied. but in the highest de
iIhd, At his ppoiGJment.- Whig
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05


"@n Of FAYETTEVILLE, NJ C.. has
half consumed by FIRE. which
= % the morning OF the l5th.- A
0aent OF the ~. Y. Journal of
tce wri;es
s'ok stores and both printing Off
aAe ali our DOCTORS shops bnt
Ne Lafayette HotelI. liz burnt
Is John Waddle ir.'s on Hay
.oe house was blown up, land on the
~ NJ coming up to the hi,l. his new
H., aod on the right hrnd going to
k,. AOuse' the entire block TO the
\ ~ and On the other side TO cIes' &c
you go over the Episcopal
-ah the block.
house. and all the town below
II, 'Se y, river. saved and all the
tAe market and Presbyterian
Ne We on fire. but saved.
! h. 7 osk Express gives the fol-
Etnr,uo = sae sufferers Clark, tailor
"a ;. w. TiHinghast & Co. e.
49, Grant, ID. A. Ray s. Co..
y n % > store; Q. l.. Sutierlet: Il
|bSo,nl o MalleI; ID. & w. McEaurin:
''inss kylei Ii. Leete ].
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05
D|a gIMsNNMES

VEGETABLE LIVER MEDILINE.
A SAFE and certain cure for all kinds OF Liv-
IA er complaints and all diseases and indiposi-
tions that originate from diseased state or mae
tivity Of the Liver, such as
Chronic and Acute Infamation OF the L1rer,
DYSPEPSIA, SICK HEADACHE,
SOurneSs OF the Stomaohe, Loss OF Appettte,
LowNBss OF SPIRITS, CHoLIc, CoervENESS, &C
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

1--WE Hundred Ozs. Quinine; 80 do s4oTphine
I 80 lbs Gam Opium; 25 lbs Pulv'd do; 100
ozs. Hydriodate Potash, so do Iodine Iron; 25
do Iodine Mercury; 25 lbs citrate Iron; 20 do
Phosphate Iron; 100 do Precep'd caTb Iron; 200
do rust Iron; 100 do Pruciate Iron, together
with a supply of Stricknin, EInstne, Piperine,
including every variety of chemicals. Just re-
ceive and for sale BY
may 8 J. X. Caristian d co Memphis
cn BAGS spice, % do pepper, 20bags Gin
AOeer, I bbl. cloves $50 lbs Nrtmegs IS lbs
Mace, just received and for sale by
J. II. Chrisfian g. co.
april 26 Jefferson ST Memphis
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

- woodbury. IS spoken OF
IL" "IaIge Story, on the
Bsneb.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

70 Banks and broken. Brokers arc
u now M Mississippi-Cause vy2
ant lsrd any more money. and
g unreasonable as to call on. the
" % pay up what has already been
-Pdy bOrrOred monsy, indeed =
"a Is ridiculous-in the extreme /!
Eerepudiate al such nonsense l.
and Brokers will be BFiscoe BilPd !;
" : 'nly biz they can build a hope
-toAStifRtionaIlst.
Holly Springs gazette., 1845-07-05

Missouri Is IlkeIy 70 pc
y lb'i N'', 4 non>paying State.
4 JIliiHs me = interest due upon
o nee "a only $4,000
tisun'Ins. I'm has full reign. and
e'l's;0 !. 05snounced, reputation