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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

While we are healthy apd strong, enjayine
life free from pain, how little do WE think o
those who are around us, (and that we see dai
ly) ready to grasp at anything that would hea
an affected lung or liver, little thinking tha
we ourselves may bo thus situated in Il yer,
brief space Of lmc. Should wo 10, then en-
deavor to aid a fellow mortal in seeking some
thing tina, will relieve. We lay to them, tr,
the Health Restorative, and bs cured. "a
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

Incident Of the late Storm The SsieU
Register says that u newly-murried couple be.
longing 10 that city, who had been joined TO.
gether at Providence, and whose cards of in.
ylation to the bridal party had beeu issued io'
Thursday evening, were detained on the road
between the two places, and did not arrive a
their home in Salem, until the guests had de-
parted. The company assembled and purtooL
Of the feast, but the principals were upior.u
nately missing until midnight.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

NAvAL.-The u. S. ship Plymouth,
last from Gibraltar, arrived ut Rio Ja-
metro on The l7lh Dec; II. S. fiisa,c
Raritan, Capt. Gregory, and u. S. brig
Bainbridge, Com. S. Pennington, were
also nt Rio, Dec. 20, last from Monte
video.
The Y. S. frigate Cumberland sailed
Saturday iorenoon IRON Nantasket Roads
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

WuALE-SHrP LosT.-On Friday, Oct. II
the whaling bark Drymo, Capt. Taber, OF N.
Bedford. l3 mos. out with $50 bbls. wh. oil
while in charge Of the mate. the Captain be-
ING on shore looking after deserters. missed
stays and went ashore Oh the reef ut Lahaina
She bilged und became total wreck, bu
the oil and most of the property belonging
to her have been saved.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

The Washington correspondent, Of the n Y
Commerciai, under date Of the I'd, says-"Sec-
retary Walkers bill for the adjustment Of the
Tariff, which ho has been preparing with. the
aid ofseveral Collectors, NC. Is nearly ready
and will soon be laid Lefore the Committee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

LOUISIANA ELrcTIoN.-Tl,e Locofocos have
swept every thing before them in Louisiana
having elected the Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor and an overwhelming majority in both
branches OF the Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

A duel was fought at Bladensburs, between
Thomas +. Jones aud Doct. Daniel Johnson,
both Of Elizabeth City, NC, on Monday morn
ing last, in which Johnson Was killed on the
frat fire. Severe laws seem 10 et,est but little
in suppressing duelling at the South
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

PoTAroEs-By late arrivals we learn that
potatoes are cheaper by 30 per cent. in Ire
land than in New York. The hucksters here
doubled the price two months ago, aud hav
ing monopolIzed the article, are dete, mined
to continue the highest prices.--.N Y. Gaa.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

lIAv,NA, Jan ~, lsI6 Lieut. Peol son
of Sir Robert Peel. arrived here in The last
steamer from Vcrn Cruz, aud went 10 Europe
~ bearer of dispatches from the Admiral OF
III" English squOdron at the Sandwich Islands.
Since his passage rupor Is circulated
that the whole English force ~ the Pacific
is making sail for the Columbia river, with
ordcrs TO anchor ,here.--N. y. Jour. VI Com.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

The Colored people of Boston have ob-
tanned a charter from England, and formed
lately lodge called the Bay State Lodge
of the United Order Of Odd Fellows"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

The Hon. Henry Clay arrived at New Or.
leans on tho lCtb ult. from Nalchez Mr.
Clay was rendered public dinner during his
short s"jou'n At Nalchez, blt declined tn.
honor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
From the Fulton County N. Y. Democrat, Ian. eth.
Execution Of Elizabeth Van Valkenburgh.

This wretched woman was executed
On Saturday, the 25th inst, at the Jail Of
Fulton county, in The presence Of the
county officers, ply sicians, ministers and
citizens, who had been invited TO attend
uHd witness the execution, which took
place al 3 o'clock, p. Nj. She had been
indicted, tried and convicted for the
murder Of her husband, and sentenced
10 be hung Oh The above mentioned day.
The Governor refusal to interfere
with the sentence Of the Court was com
municated to the deceased on the 18th
inst. with his reasons for not interfering
which he had drawn up and transmitted
TO the sheriff.
The prisoner had, previous TO the time
the sheriff received the Governors com
munica alton, refused 10 confess her guilt.
and maintained herself with much sioicaI
frmness but, on learning that there
was no longer any hope for her, her for
titude began in some measure to fail
and she began to feel more sensibly heI
awful situation. On Thursday, the 22d
inst, 9 days previous TO her execution,
she made full confession of the crime
for which she was 10 die, aud acknow-
ledged the justice Of lEe sentence which
was shortly 10 END her existence, in the
presence Of Judge Weston, John W.
Cady, late District Attorney, Sheriff
Thompson, Rev. James Otterson and
Rev. David Eyst
In this confession she denied having
S. poisoned her first husband, whom it had
been reported she had also murdered.-
But on Friday morning, the 23d inst. as
her end rapidly approached, she added
u codicil to her FIRST confession, or rather
made an additional confession, admitting
that she had given her first husband a
dose Of arsenic, which, although he did
not die Immediately, was ultimately the
cause of his death.
We are informed by those who saw
the execution that the scene was awful
Notwilhs, anding she had expressed to
others that she had hope of forgiveness
from her Maker, yet, when brought from
her cell, her face showed most hug-
gard appearance, aud the visage Of de-
spair was depicted upon her coun'e'
nance.
After she was brought to the gallows
prayer was offered up by the Rev. Mr.
Hitchcock She then spoke few words
TO those present, and said il there were
any drunkards or transgressors present
that they mus, take warning by her fate
aud thea commenced praying To God Ia
have mere, ou her saul The drop wa,
then let tall, aud ~ the '"pc si'niahi, u
cd upon l,'r neck aud past ~ shc ros,
from hri feet. rhc ga," II shurk nud
passed iinm ii'u 80 rtrinItv. ihu'
ended th' he n i-aa AID wieichco
woman, VII" h ID .r" '"o husbands (per.
baps Oupiepatrd) in'o enoiher world.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

NAvAL.-U. s. frigo,e Cumberland got un.
derweIgh from off BoStop Light yesterday,
about noon stood in aud anchored in Nan
tasket Roads. She will proceed to sea This
morning. Bost. ADJ. Of Saturday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

yiReINiA.--The Richmond Wing thinks
thu the Wings will make no nomination of
candidate ,a ill the vacancy in Congress
occasioned by the death Of Mr.. Taylor.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

The Monireal Transcript says that $4,000
English troops Of the line have been ordered
Immediately to this country. The n Y. Com.
nercial doubts tho truth Of the rumor
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

The AUBuEg DurRAGE.-Carey, the keep.
er who, j is alleged, logged the deceased con,
vicl Plumb, has been arrested, ard hp!d to bail
in the sum Of Of $1,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

A EEToRT PHorEssIoEAL.-A physician, on
passing bv stoIe.cutter's bawled out to hun
"Good morning, Mr.. -; hurd at work
see; you finish your grave stones MS far as In
memory Of aud then you wait suppose, to
see who wants q monument next T. "Why
yes" replied the old man, resting for mo
meul on his mai!et, 'unless somebody is sick,
aud ysu arg doclorins, and then keep right
on. ."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

'Pompey" said good paiured gentleman
to .his colored man. IL did not know ill to.
day ,ha, you had been whipped last week"
"Dldn't you, massn 2" replied Pomp, "why
knew II in the time Of H."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

hWonp or ApvicE.-A contemporary
says. when you enter neighbours house
.hup or rlo,., first of all shut The door behind
you aud olso when leaving II. don't stand
To parlcy nj sp open door with q norihwestcr
blow, ,ng INTO the house but Cor dccercy'.
.nt. Gr polucnrs-' sake. for comforts sake
pass uut speedily aud sBuI iHt DOOR"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
Notice.

| Subject Of next Sunday evenings Lecture al
the Unitarian Church -
Luther's call to Winemberg and his Mission
to Rome. Service begins at half past 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

QF Oar arknrwle dgments are due to the
Hon. Albert G.. Greene. Of the u. y. Senate,
for The volun,inons Public Documents accom-
panying the Presidents Message.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
BRIGHTON NJ ARKET,
MoNpAy, Feb. 9, 1876.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advert'-er Palrioi
$50 Sheep unroid.
PRIcEs-Deef Cattle-We quote 10 correspond W iit
last weekeyira IS first quality IS "a SO soconl
A rs I'd s 25 Ihird "a 1 80. "'..'
sheep-Duii Welhers 80, 375, Sa and so n ts
ordinary Sheep 50 to 9 25. ~
Swine-A few small lots Barrows at 5 lee. At re-
Jail 8 and &C. No sales to peddie. ~ 80
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

o. why do colorcd people make good
mauons and udj.hllows
Dye eve tvp; Because they Keep DARK
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

Court Il Probate, .Ntppori, FEB. 2d, 1916.
1lNHE Administrative ~ account on the
q estate of J.4.NES L. TTLLEr, late
of Newport, Rope Maker, deed, was pre-
senled for allowance, which said account con.
tans credit for Real Estate of sald rlliey,
sold 10y the Administrator; The same is read,
received and referred for consideration to a
Court oi Probate, 10 be holden al the Town
Hall IN Newport on The first Monday IN
March next. al . O'Clock, n. ~, aud notice
thereof ordered to he gwen by advertisement
tor three successive weeks ~ the Iieraid Of
The Iym,s, that all persons interested may ap.
pear at said lime aud place aud be helrj.
True copy-w,tness,
F5. Ii. u. llowLANp. Prob. CIR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
Cour. Of Probate, .Ewpori. FEB. %, 1876.

Cour. Of Probate. .NWpori, FEB. %, 1886.
IYNilE Commissioners Report OF claims nl.
IL lowed against the estate of J.4.NES H.
SHER.H.l.E aud the Administrators fret
account on SAID estate were presented for
allowance. the same we're read aud rrcriv.
ed aud referred for consideration to Courl
of Probate. to be holden at the Town IIall
in Newport, on tie first Monday IN March
next, at 9 o'clock, a. m, and notice ,hereoi
ordered to be- given by adyertisemen, for
three successive weeks in the Vetain Of lie
Times, II lat all persons Interested may ap-
pear at said time and place and be heard.
a true copy-witness
F5. Il. D. IIowLAND, Prob. OK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

tic, Staples do for Prov. Intrepid, Haubielon,
TsrpauIin Cove for n York "
Slo0ps Senator, Clifford, Wsslpu,. for n
York Alice. Clifford do for do.
Pa.."d up PA bark Suinebaug, FROM II pa
iachiooa
Salad d--alqop. Rhode Island, Hull. aud
Rienzi, ppiise. Now York.
FRIDAY, Jan. 30.
Sehrs Otheiio. Pains, Touro for Norfolk
Concordia, Hatch. proyiJcsiown tor do sun,
Hart, Bosron Tor New Yufk; Mary, ilowlsnd,
Prov. for Bo.ion Holder borden, Rhodes, do
for Phila; Oncellona, Atwood, Bosi. for Nor
folk.
sloop. Essex, Hatch, Fall Rive, ioS y. York
Nimrod, CraudalI, Prov. lor do.
SATURDAY, Jan. 81.
Dart I,ans L. Williams, Parker, Now Or.
leans for preyidenc
SUNDAY, Feb. !.
Revenue Cutier jackson, from a cruise.
sloop Oscar, Philip, Taunton for N. York
Sailed-Schr Virginia, Hall, Wilmington, NC.
TUESDAY, Feb. 5
schrs OtheIlo, Paine, Truro for Norfolk 1; Or.
diana, Edwards, Provincetown for do Con.
cordia, HaIch, do for CO.
!, Passed UP A. NJ. deep loaded foil risged
brig.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 4.
Bark Baltic, Allan, fin. MobIe for Prov
Brig Macon,llayd deu,fm sasannah for Prov.
Brig Colunbo, Luhner, FIN. Bnsto, for
Charleston.
Sch Black Hawk, Ysaon fm Fall River,
for Norfolk.
,yP ysi"1P Amig, Croweli, Gn New.York for
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

II 10 reported. that gcu,!rman by the
name at Jennings. resident Of Newcastle
Me. Is likely 10 receive tfOm Ene lsnd u lot
tune OF IO,COO,0U0 h's cloim to which la,
b--n conteudrd ~ . court oi clianceiy 10,
abuo' hIty yssis.
\ large slUry-bui l.itle Truth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
TO THE AFFLICTED!

| III IL IL al Ltb Eu
YoU MY, LFF0p WHL, BE CURED
ar all Diseases Of the Skin aud hnmor.
~ Of the Blood, Internal and ext1rnat by
a'unely application To DIR. A. ID. GOULEr,
The son OF tue celebrated lnd an poclress.
Mrs. Richardson. o. ''' -
DR. g. offers his services to the inhabitants
Of Newport, and vicinity, where h. may be-
found at Mr.. Joseph Fish's for two days on
| ly, nn III ESDAYspd WEDNESDAY 81
! 4 4th of February. where he willbe happy Ia
wall on those who may favor blm with call.
| Dr. G. cures sli kinds Of Diseases, such az
-CHncers, Liver Complaint, Asthma. Fil...
Consumplive Complaints, ScrotuDa. 'N.h,,i.
Affections, Rheumatism. spinal compnlo'.
! Dyspepsia, CaiaIt1', Salt Rhruh,. ST. An.
,houys Fire m EryAipeIss, ScalJ n ii.
! iLeprousy or White Scah. r.,,cr or Rug
I Wbrn. Prairie Itch. aud oil kltds of hn,n,r-.
LADIES' Weakn"rs. D'opsy, aud all o,hcr dts.
eases wi'l which the human family ., sili..,
ed 1
Ills Medicine ls made entirely of run,. aud
herbs. aud prepared by blmsrlC
Please call aud have your case examined
FREE.
N. IL. Dr. A. ID. q. vii visit tml,rnt. .:
their residences " required.
/ NcwporI, Jan, -, i1l6. -;im.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

A ruinor was put In circulation duy oI
two since, that Louis Philippe was dead
1t was without foundation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
s3s SHIP NEWS. IL
PORT OF NEW WORT.
ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Jan. %.

S,hrs Ouiasic, Chapman, Norfolk ior Prov.
Gentle, Atwood Nulivlk lnr fdll kl'.r is".
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05

We became well acquainted with til"
nlld Math-n,a,lc ldn while he resided iu
Newport, but never knew before til"
cause OF his blindness. Ed Herald
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
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Feb 5 lSi6-3m-is.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1846-02-05
Nj E N W AN Il Il d.

Agents travelling the country are now
making by selling the above named work.
from two to three dollars per day. w j! 9th.
ers call aud do the sauc
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21
NATRlNONY.


Idere - . SsEt o. h0anelT SsnSs =sanaiaa
through Grant Taorbar..'s NrsonsS.thai a.
~ays gives them carrencv. tls s3xisrs
Young na-a 70 81 a,ssrsea AMI says.
Ia caoo-ing Nlss ~ her BE - raa-
iiy rot TAIN oi taear nszae Ct coGns : soras.
o.; Eesnaskaos~ for their <isnp i-ila Il aaa-
ness and in,rgs'sy of ilfs Lei h-r te Ike
Tree fgssn dvEss Irt.y aad kss s1l-arx d.sessrs
sei1nef nx your ewes on esl~osase1 e<as~
iy-she : aPi u b 100 PSos5 &C hes 7r-sIT
Ice. and asEad 70 s1s3 her de-l-AIe kassis
The ~asnaa who - forms l1gas ssrs 49,
IN the iamiiy- i asxayS Ias s1oSs kezilav.
The most haPps. aat she n9~s cs.nsxns-l-
Tor thus s.se -aras shc aeP-Oazsisn Il her
husband and % h~r Own cossSc1sas- 1-hs
~e.nsn v ~ se-s<eS her f4Ezlsly f..ar % S1s
nOurs evefy dzy. .raa1iag absa.. as..i-sa sksa.s
GALS, is n SayS eahzsyg T. for coaScseccs
says-yoa have Aeea SouF.aa - ssl,.a.
yoa saall reap ihs ~kisla1n1- B-autx
II v-sy dssss4bis izSrrsl.s.ss IA Sh9as- ~ :
Ssfe !; yr.u wIh = pross1 q vOsr has..ss..s..s
Nlfr when yoa iEEEs@lacs h-r - = fi-n
oG, ~ al ssasans NJ 49, a vua can. y hsss-
CT vE a0l sse : rxRz - hEr 1x=asH. II
ven hssd Sc sSd&ity ~.sasRg hrx fallra aiFi
PFsSfy face MA mix O. so=e< nma ssar,.s.
cossaeIaes-tazt sac - dafsv r.a1in.. wster
assd Maca>sar 40 g. ksE Et4rza1rl rassv
/ hsir-sf sais : t1e @@<-. 4 - rzr..sr a. a
farming symPfosn- i laadsome wanaa
Hevsr looks 80 We Is waea she danr
Aa1ss L. Good nasaFe = anceAer nerezsa-
y sislAie IN n n a-@- Aher urarrsa-c. nj a
~onA Al eo-s nos pTast= hrrseif oa he4 Gnsui- l.
edge of family afasrs.aa1 la, ia o. ras,sv
so iass e~ss a1Eantage. lzE her D. ear &c
ssssssiemp=red-gra gracefully made ior useparst-
u accnIns.ss>h-d. she : no Mlr- far n snaa
"a business NArn Peepe ATE hasne-ssd
In the yoke m1.rlrnosI1t. they Eausl arau
,ogetaer- As nanss G4.v - sire ~ his
~iie its Tie ~.fets G4sy lo ne u ur.sh tte
'ne'>; scE9PuloaS ecol5say. Cosa.laue %
tFeat Your vie Ulta he sane ehzessslusss
oa your brow. The sane tsa1err-ss u
soar eyes. tAe ssrae coligsa. gara ). v,n-
| D. ~harior wira ~As-h yoa usre -roes -
tFsss issr N the days o. co14ss.ss7 a xoa
Do tais Ter love Ill nsEeE esaars. .A<-sEs
all ss.lass never l<t Asr Ia.seIa= /, :. pea-
anss ior yOG 70 ssayas kons o. IA ysu
fssi=r any es'sDPany ~h&Isx<S - hsEs = lei
1 nef share gs,a you II al yeuE PisaSarss.-
| 81 these AMI similar acss - ksa<sasss. -
viii secure her love an zra..sose II -.
aud sse xlll say z.ss = tbs kansi-~a 49,.
sfs-- r-rxtr-
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21
ny oNE WHO KNOWS.

II ONk Who ANVHo.
TN tell you why he pressed your hand,
IN leIl YOU way he sished 81. sadly,
Tnat you the Cause may understand,
And as you say, TesnOse At gladly,
There il within me human breast
that scIdom sleeps, sender passion,
Love Is is name, aud wnen expressed,
(Iho' now his some .hIns ouI VI iasaion,)
3 Al seldom tails 10 pant ta- cheek
Oh B-&uy wish a crImsOa co or
For Love, rigbt e!Oquent, VIII sPsas,
DO what yOu wIi me hiHIe t. smother.
That your bright smiles and sparkling eye,
Like sol, have wal msG I.is lender teel-
IIg,
LIS plaIn from that i'm paSSioned sigh,
lnal blush that flies Lrue loves conceal
ing.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21
WONDER WHY 2

o., GUESSED my hand, can't tel why
ia sure wOncer why ne did u;
asS hen Iheard-O sncha a sigh
a, ouIIe alarmed me Tor minute.
r rguc-r why he pressed my hand
4 wondeT WIS ne sighed 80 sadly
t,,a SuIe II Icould understand
The cause, 1 would Remove il gladly.
n. ,oId me he had lost his heart,
And whispered something about hope,
T.ader way IL did depart =
ar why hearts ever d. eioPe--
,nsnrs II mis- heart had been,
Iueyer would have lett his side.
Bal sGaId, happy, Joyous tning
AM l0yec lhe pace It'll had died.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21
From the Philadelphia Daily Sun.
The spectral lnn-Heeper,
A TALE OF INTEMPERANCE.

"A IALE UF IN Z vi L ft 4 ANCEz-
BY L A.wILMER.
On a raw. disagreeabIe afternoon in No.
ysmbpr. drsecIed nv self IN the rather
fouli,h acI Of otiourney'ng on foot. (tner.ly
iu search Of anus menf. or % gratIy a
.Omewha' mcrbid curI.sstS thi ous h cer>
tain wild and almost unisHabIscd district o !.
Mar, land Win me, aIthats sti,ne,a Pc
desiriau excursion of 6fiy or a hondrrd
miles was lr.As and, having some
knight errantry in my disposition. 1 was
often gialiiied with adventures which q
1'sr~aef -@~>~- --.;~ht have been so.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21
FARMERS CREED.


We believe In small farms ami thorough
cultivation
We beiieve the soil loves 10 eat as vel
as ,,s owner and ough, 10 De we'll manured
We believe in going 10 the bulsam Of
things. and therefore IN deep pIo CHING and
enoug h OF IL. Ali the betler lfu be . sub
soil plough.
We believe in 1rge crops which lsase
land better than when they found ,t-ms-
king both the farmer and the farm rich tai
once.
We believe that every farm should own
a good farmer.
Yeebelteve that he best ferialszer al a
ny soil. is spirit Of industry. enterprise
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. This. lime syp>
sum and green manure. mail and suano
will be of liitle usa
We believe IN good fences. good barns,
good firm houses. goLd stock. good or
charcs, and chiIiren e.,ough to gather the
fruit
We believe in clean kitchen, "A neat
wife in il. a clean cupboard clean dairy
aud clean conscience.
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

"A 6RaAr fLACE F0R R+srrs The
eay OF NaPaeS Pfsaer ~ tA~ mosi thieriar
place on eaFih- The Pea auil.i,a ! 100000
v'z- 10000 thsese<- l0GCSO berrars.
io0 oUc sol1fers. AMI the b1ianea ar-ert
people. who are male % cf fsrviSessS. rs
i'sc'sbse p-rscss. an. shsP m-a. wila ne
assoriliy aed tlsAulsR. Wa1 RANK - he uza,s
hsnesG ci ths N~z25ir=Rs
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

J, 1876. VOLUME V--NUMBER o7.

Mr@ddcCartey opened the ba4ery Of his piece
of ofsna1cr, and in less ihaa ten minutes the
xhoie solid breas.votk was utterly demolished
and shivere'f TO >pifnters, by The powerful an1
rapid succession oi discharg : upon ia
n ~ HcrGl{
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21
BY THOS. AsFALCONER. A
tn T.
uorTy SPRINGS GAZETTE =

noryy SPRINGS GAZETTE
ho't.s in the town on Holly Spriugx
J. PaOnni once a week az Three Dollars
Missss'pf;t h paid in ADVANCE, or 81. if nos
ri mil he end of Ibe wear
pad ln' Terms Of advertising.
- al ID nnes or less isr>f Jnsertion, 81
fN a .,1s5.soaent insertion, :: ~: 90 Gus
siI@ ssiI@.sSiopsI Cards. notexceedng ten lines, WIN
Piciess.S or one wear. +: $i2
= r. 80 - months, IN: :. 50
TO sSesaI deduction win be made for yearly
.a.rring candidates Tor Office will be--for
sac slO-Coanly y. 70 oe pad dow, down or assu-
nsr = 10 paper WIN be discontinued until all
..Aa-Srsses s. are paid, unless althe option ofthe
pnhEs~her
Holly Springs gazette., 1846-02-21

AH ufA AAAA-> oE GM& E4EaFF oN
fgfcE<-<0 assertion oTtle I.Scofocos has
tenle-ed more to deceive tAs ua.alakiar
PoEtlo1 os Gils pablEc. G-3 a uaak- thsa
hc~tsle Goa PTctec-ise Tarif- Ihar that
fncs- crFeaessas one. tk1s si..4 aa.,ss aezss-
s-rssy pFsdacr high PsS-es D - lks -
sstaFs of TIE FrsssSass SlyS. taaF he ta.v
: 50 much ssdeG u lis~ p=sce- ard shal sae
buyer has - Pay taaE as1slo0. DhslAer le
SaSseE Ifaro-te1 OF husss m.1e article.
. InI$ had ossa ttcs=<aE1 tines reEsled.
oosa by Eeassi AL II ,<slruce. Ras /. l. a.
os,=a repeated ~ssh sa- szzae ce~s-lSezess.
iHe cry l-ns.ess1 hy IA I'a.IEof 1912
on Ea<Eea Baggsaz > e IS rer = sass
y1sl. sq.ssl - 81 cas- PeE slsnn.ag
yard Nsw =. hi J. he pr5ce Il Car5n
Ssg2lne4 In the N<S Osleaas P.lce
la ssll - gAe ! la ss4sl-. hzad haazn -
sla4, : s--szz = = ssslsas sAerz.ak , = 8 i-z
ceEss Per auaniag Fafd. All pl1e- i1rm
b.g esng n ID =eurs i'he arsicle - easna
l-.t ssalsEi0r lh4i 49, N lhla marae-
IA as : er~rs0 InH h-f>re No GaB
any toi. 6esiexe I'm. ta= dnkx =. 20 CAS-
Instance. s4d~4i - to- eas4 Of ta- aralcls
Na- Aai II - a.sd4sa IA uny. say "a ia
| thss
| The truth - Ehns - m=Gh -caunpusiilam
has sPspns N ahe 1an-ssa- aaans.Eacsars 6E
haIgL-E. tha- lAs prs-.e ms gsnr d0an apW-
eE taan N e~er uas tD~e re- sS.a ssasaau1iaF