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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

DREApFUL STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER AT Bur
rALo.-On Saturday, the 9th ult., the steam
or TroST Capt. wilkins, from Snudusky, at.
-trtrptrd tn enter BufTrio ltarhor, bu, Zee pre-
venting seered for Black Rock When just
entering Niagara River, of the head of Black
Rock pier, her boiler exploded, with ter.
rihIe report, blowing purt of her upper
machinery nud sundry Of her passengers
overheard. The whnc forward part of the
boat above the boiler wns ninde n mass of ru-
ms There WINS about sixty passengers on
board; those ia the cabin NJ tho moment were
not injured, but none of these nhoye or near
the boiler escaped. The wreck Homcd down
to Black Rock pier aud was secured near the
ferry landing. Small bonts at once went to
the succor olthe passengers blown overheard
some uf whom got upon cakes Of ice aud
honted down the river till they were taken
of; while others cnpsized- md were dtnmncd.
THO whole numbet ofdeuihs ~ about twenty.
Many yet nIirc were more or less scnlded by
the explosion.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
Preventative for the Hair.

L ITCnEA a. HENDERSON y Hair PFC,
N scTgatVs has nov been il Hse nearly
four ycsIs, and isf proved haelflp be- mo host
article inr improving tlie gf1wib and brauly
OF lhe bH.r chat h1s ever been Invented, -
hundreds arc W4dy tn testify II entirely
stops the hlir from coming ont and imPArls ~
IL surngih and yignr md gives O. hair The
most C8lrsl sud hanHi stf and glossy APP
pearanoe. n als q Tsm7yeaa Sc lFfaHd dAn'
drnG from the ~ % and head, which ought al
ways a. be- kept 0ut 10 order 90 have healthy
gflWIii n has. Lraluse n allIwrd ~ arnnmu
late, u bfO0mrs imbraded around the roots OF
she haiT agd clogs HF lhg Pafes q iha skiat
thereby preventing q ifrr and healthy action.
the cGnscqurnCe is, lhr hair hrepWra dry aud
dead snd vury Huuu rrFtHu 90 shaw HiFuu ~
decay and falling OF ~ iAiscHu h. prevent
81 By proper nee u tho preventative, 90 "
gives lie and acton ~ lhc skin, aud at the
samr time impaus nouTishmeHt and strength
70 the hair,and leaves IL saN and glossy witbopi
being greasy.
Manufactured and for sale a. wholesale and
retail by
JOHN II, sYMONDs, Has DRlssrr,
(saeeessor u 4. Ktehenj 81 Congress 81
boston G62ml
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

o. Tho WaslHngton correspondent Of
tie Journal Of Commerce sayG "Thore " At
this moment n very strong feeling in the
House, aud especially among the whig', in
favor Of sciling the pending question upon
the administration plan, Mr. Ashmun'a clcv-
rr md NdroiI speech wns directed TO that Oh
Jsct, 'i1is VIII be, perhaps, the hest hing,
md the only hinF Ilnt, under present cir
cumsinuces can be done"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

-=f,su-E-rrrts- -ststffii-.the- S4lk-Sad
Shawl Store oflfssrs, Jeieen g. Prescott. in
Boston, are doubtless aware by this time that
il is not advertising alone that makes that
Establishment 40 popular On the contrary il
is the exceeding beauty, freshness and origi'
nalty Of their goods, combined with low pri'
ces, and determination on the part Of MesNs.
J ISP.ta make their customers at home, and
satisfied.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

VALuBLy SBEEP.-The Keene, N. II. SEN
linel snys ihnt lot Of 26 sheep md lnmhs,
imported from France, Mt n cost of $500,
pissed through that town, in The cnrs, last
week, destined for Aliddlebury, in this state.
Some of them wern estimated 10 weigh over
200 pounds. The wool is ofihe finest kind
finer Than the best Snxouy. We have n
specimen taken from IN eve which 1t was
stated by the ownes would shear - lbs
Those are sheep worth having.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

~ The New York Express says It was the
general conviction in that city, nnrr the cvi.
lcncc in the case bad boon published That Prof
W'bstcr would be- acquitted, toe hnioally nt
i'''. We could say the same in reference 60
ou' community.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

4, SUDDEN DEATH.-Enst Tuesday forenoon,
IIs Merriam, wife Of Mr. Nathaniel Huzeline,
=. ms village, was taken violently i'll, nppar-
,""y m III and died IN some fifteen or
''sn,y minutes She WINS RgeL IS. STR
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

~ Grouor d wARNrS, Esq, has beer
appointed Postmastcrut Woodstock this State
in place Of Porter n Soulhgntc, removed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
TO TEACHERS or CoMMoNscHooLs

a Teachers Institute wifthe opened at 81
Johnsbury on Monday, the 92d day Of Aptil 10
continue siI days, under the instruction Of
GOV Camp Of Derby, M G G Buiuham, of
Dnnyllc,nnd Rev, Mr Case, ofst JoEnsbury
No charge will be- made Tor tuition or Incl.
dental rHpenscsiand We trust ,hc benefit which
teachers will receive viii abupdanty oompcn
safe them for their travelling expenses and the
cost Of board
Tho locations Of the four Institutes 60 be-
held 10 the State this spring have been Fixed
upon not merely TO accom- MEDIATE particular
nrirhborhoods, OF COUNTIES evan, bat 10 afTlrd
COMPETENT accommodation to the several quar-,
tes Of the State. We therefore cali upon
TEACHERS 70 come from call the rcgion round. %
from Caledonia, Orange, Orleans aud Essex
Come, aud encourage each other encourage
us, aud allow us to encourage you, IA your
A,Rh Td noble work Come, and gao frcsh
zeal, and be prepared to engage with now T.,
dclty IN your responsible duties Come, and
we trust You will be furnished with sour IN
sirueton7-somc suggestions and hinis-thal
rr-r-rabir s1..oar.. l,,,---------
sueoess(ully,,nd wrthgTcalcr bcncG, to those
entrusted 10 your educational charge.
II possibis, be on the ground without fail by
Monday morn, Rise carly that mofning,-il
need be, even before the eastern sky "bcgins
to change from black 10 red" The heattict
,,cf,o,na .,u l.. ,.,,,a.,, IL.
d.. Il, ,i,,,. ,,.l.,, r.. H.
i,,., 4, 80, ,.t,,,.t. 49,. .o&a.. -,
,,,,... a.. go, 1911. ,,,,.. -. -.
all
In, - 40 ~;
take Won 10 the nIocc !, ,e,.,n win ~, .,n,.
Of the good farmer. in Won, 70. ,,c,.vc ,o.,r,
Gl out long Wagon and q. "long team" II
need bc,--tn hr much more uscfplly employed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
aAM4MwM0gEa

In Pcacham, Feb. - by Rev David Merrill,
Mr. liENRN II. GRAHAM, Of Barnet, and Miss
ALMuA l. llAERIuAS, at Peachum.
- IN bunviir, March 90, by Rev Percy,
Mr. John A. Webster ana Miss Mary Morrill,,
daughter Of Asa Morrill,, Esq, both of Dan.
Yillc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
'CARPETING.

A GOOD assortment Of. all soooi, union
IN and cotton CarpeiiHg-also, STAR Car
peting, with rods aud hyings-for sale a; the
Depot Store Cheap.
December IS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
House Painting and Paper Hanging

Having had considerable experience IN the
above line Of business, he Aatteu himself,
that he shall be able 60 give entire satisfaction
20 all who may favor hin with their patron,
age, BE hopes, by strict attention 10 his bus,
Ineaa. 10 mart. -ha-WIl IL IA IeeeiEe, n Liberal
share Of patronage G62u
~ Johnybury Plain, 97lh March, 1850
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

llomr kltrEp.-Thc Mrnu Hastings, of
this t'wn, losl one Of lhe best horses from their
four horse team last Wednesday, BY a stone
from blast Will the team was passing by
the Railroad TACK between ,lis place add
Wells River.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

.dity. and We understand that the whole road
will be daishad 10 81 Johnsbury the current
.faT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

" The meeting Of the Stockholders or the
Genital RAILROAD AZ w,ndsor, last Monday,
lAprl lbD was rather . stormy affair aa We
lrarni bot resulted ia approaching the plan Of
thr bTrutUTH, ~ IHTur NV Htort Hope 'l'e
company will be able 10 weather she crisis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

I ,-ttAald4 or 30 pGsSouE, sHoSily sIl!-
scns ofYcrgcrnes, FerrisburRli and New
Haven, have already secured their passage
tickets, aud will start for California about the
middle of April
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

~ General, Taylor has decided to up
point no member of ConRrrsu to ofIice during
his lAsni Of service. This IL right,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

Tnt CHoLEHA TNEw ORLEASs,-C Gin
ciHnGii Apfh i,-Pdyale adyicea from New
Orleans state lhattho cho'e "A has again brok-
81 out ~ that ciiy, and II wns feared Il would
assume M epidemic firm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
Perry Davis Vegetable Paiu
Killer,

Z J. c. BINGHAM.
m,rrh 81, Lss0 6GlH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

To the Hon the Probate Court for the Distrc,
of Orleans
EVOSES Il MASON, Executor Of the last
w will aud testament OF Reuben Mason,
late of Glover, deceased, respectfully repre-
scnts that the nqid tcsintur, did, ia his lifetime,
cnIUr INTO ceTtbin c5utrauttn writing brErTug
date the 18th Of February, d. islS, with
one Peter Payauet of Glover aforesaid, that
he The said ftrutGn Mason would E1vu to tt1e
said Peter PAyquet ga good wuJrantee deed
o. The southcrly half OF Lot number seventy
three, in said town oC Glover, the division TO
i,.4-4+4e--T4--r4tlr-- s's
Executor further represents that the said teS'
tator, IN his lifetime, entered into certain
other contract in writing bearing date the ldth
OF January, a. d, lS45, with one Cherries
Mcclure, Of Glover aforesaid, that he the
said Reuben Mason would give to said Charles
Mcclure "a good wsrrantec deed OF the north.
etly half Of Lot Number seventy three IN said
town Of Clover" which said contracts wcrc,a
the deceasc of said Reuben Mason. upd still
are, unexecutcd; Wherefore the said Moses
II Mason prayS the said coeft to grant him
liberty aud authority to deed said landS accord
ing to the terms of said contracts, agreeably
to the Statute in such case made and provid.
ed. MOSES II. MASON, Executor
STATE OF VERMONT,
Orleans District, So.
UT is ordered by the Probate Court for the
Il District aforesaid, that all persons concern
ed, ba notified TO appear before said court at
Heasioa thereof 10 be holden nj lraRburgh, IN
said District, on the I'd Wednesday OF May
next, To show cause, It any they aiay have,
why the liberty and authority requested m
the foregoing application should not be grant
ed, and that, for that purpose the said npPii.
C cation together with this order, be published
in the Gale donian, newspaper printed at ST.
Johnsbury IN, this State, three weeks success
sively, the lnst OF said publications TO be be-
fore the day appointed for hearing.
Given under my hand at lFasburgh, this lat
day fApril a. ID. 1850. 663w3
ISAAC n. CUSHMAN, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
FLOUR.

TIME subscriber continues to manufacture
l. asuperior article Of FLOUR. from Mes.
tsrn PhSat which he~kFVps constantly on
hand for sale, wholesale and retail.
ASA Low
Bradford, IAN J., fANa 6'n'n5
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

cossrerlerf Errcrius-The State rlre,
tea nas la-i Monday NJ eieier Hf State Hf
hrcrs--iH the respect lbr same ~ lasl year.
Senate, probably looofloo House uncertain
many Gwnu, M ohooe-and second tual o.
elect the neRl dag ualeas the wsiP. 1ors
lucky The next day the joiol ballot, fsar
viii be 10 the hands Of the locna,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

a VINO TRiuNPH,--.H, I.oHs, Tussday
frHinF -tomIlula returns fiom our nuns.
'pal election have not been recoivedi hut
enough known 10 fhnm lhAl LnlllGr NJ Kan
not Nhlgl n elected Mayer by 500 nuioi-
~, oveg llslJs,n aud Rull- Benton lickolr, 1lie
Wings, it % supposed, have carried out 81
the wards, for aldermen aud delegates
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
WILLIAM ". PEnKINs,

WOuLD respectfully announce 10 the Ell
w iEens Of 81 Johnsbufy, aud tie public
generally, thst be- will hold himself IN toadl-
neaa % attend % az ealls IN the limo Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

~smAs HoUGHTos, ESQ, has been sp.
pointed r,s'maslcr At Lyndon Corner, IN
place OIL W CoLHT, Esq resigned
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

II meeting was heId at Albany a few
days ago to take measures Cor the eonstrue.
lion Of tho Western Vermont Ralroal, direct
from Rutland to Albany. Tho matter seems
10 have becn taacn up with spirit The esti.
mate cost Of the Road ia Sl,7J5, 4sO or sec, $50
per mile.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

IAlIe - t+t,-ttfrt- ut ttrr 5trriv-
holders the Central Railroad in BOSTON on
The 9th ult Mr. Qniucy, the T.rfasurcr, Gov.
Paine, and Mr. Campbell, addressed the meet.
'nr The condition of the Company was stat.
I'D hr- .-fu1tinr drht II uhuut mr. rutttl1u
hvc hundred thousand dollars, and about two
hundred thousand dnllais- more -ae-a-d-te
complete the Road Mr. Quincy said th5t IN.
less some speedy arrangement was made "thc
sa1saPAIati '4.a4-I ~ =
fcctors recommended an issue ori0 900 shares
Of new stock at $40 share. This amount Of
stock taken, with the securities an d ASSETS or
me Company, it was said, would pay or the
Indebtedness. Some 10000 shares were taken
al The close of the meeting
The Road, when completed, will be li6
miles in length, avrnge cost per mile, Si7,.
lOO-iotul, $4,000 nn--
The great error in the building Of the Cen.
iral Road consisted in cndeavoring 10 90 more
'han the Company had the means 10 accom-.
phsh,-and TO raise tho means TIM COMPANY
were compelled to put off their stock much
below par, making large basis upon which
I" divide their profits. As a consequence the
Hoek affords but little profit to it's owners, al.
though the Road now does, and must ncces.
''rihlly do, largo basincss.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
Copartnershlp Formed.

Isl of i,sttrta remaining no ihr Post o.
Il - fee, at 81 jehnshurytNt. March ~ ,lSo'
Brown, Mptldy G. Hutchinson, Chester,
Bruce, Abel L. HYDE, Horace r.
Babooek, Stephen &. Johnson, sarah Jane,
/ Harness, GEO c.. Kelley, Robert,
Barker, T. W Mrs Lamoiile Banner,
he, 'dr, JuNtIuI, t.auginaid, WNfeu,
Cross, a, T.. Lnycland, Elizabeth,
Chaplin, IlcErksh 5. NJ Gafcy, 4. J.
Chaos, Lewis C.. NJ Darby, Martin,
Clark, Frederick l.. Monrur, Eivira ID
Conrly. Decis, Marshal, J. l..
Cory. Samr--i y. Morris, Edward S.
Chandler, Charles a. Mranafd' IasrPh,
Daley, Peter. MAroon, Israel +,
Dhntorth, Henry Il, Neal, John o %
Duruay,J Is Parker, Sophronin,
Downing, John, Preston, a w.
Eastman, Edward NJ. Ramsdrll, Parker X.
Ely, Calvin, Ripley, Daniel G.
Flint, Henry 5 Stewart, Asa ID d
TurrCT, ~ M u seyCuurrs, r7T5yyT,
Frch, Stephen a. Spow, Eli A,
rylcr, o r. Scsvct, Margaret,
Foster Jacob r. Tabor, Rcecu ~
Far5roihcr, Charles, T,quo, Ernot "
Goodwin. Gcorpe, Wagons, Charlcr,
q ,,rn. loy,lla. Mise Weeks, John,
Granger, n p whitney, Jonathan,
Gilman, Harvey. Watts, susan,
Gus,in, Elisha, Watts, Susnnnah,
Harrison, John, West, Pheba,
llibbard, Sarah, Young rJst'os,
VIVA,
G62w3 L, JEwETT, T. NJ.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

~ Reports were current IN Boston, on Sat-
urday last, lhat Mrs. Rhodes sHd M Cleasd
had revoked their testimony IN regard 10 see.
ing Dr. farkman on Friday, after 2 o'clock -
The Allas says the Tumor was without uun
d'lioui and Mr. Cleland publishes nale con.
uadeung the funoL and says-"lh have qeycr
ior moment doubiri lu my own mind, the
day Or the hour On which saw Or George
farkman on Washington street
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06
T III T. G a L E ID o MA n.

PRoFEssOR WEBSTER. This unhappy
urnn was visited IN iis cell az the LsyefeiI
street jail yesterday aheruusn hy his wife
and llirre daughters, 1hoy we're lefi TO-
gelhrr lu the rril for a iew minutes, md
words are inadequate ~ desrrihe lhs lrasio
scene that eHsued, AherH brief interview
ITO faulty we're conducted out Of the building
by priyalr enlruuro IN order 10 e6cupe the
rnzu ~ tic crowd whirh had collected
around lhr nam door, The prisoner h saId
10 lio I"lrfaldy rHlm, and 10 cot his meals
with fair appetite. ile appears much lhs
s7uie ~ hrlnru tho trial Boaou TfapsiieL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-04-06

~ a meeting Of the friends Of Montpelier
and Connecueu. River railroad, was held in
Montpelier on the loth ul,, The meeting is
SAID - have been wcil attended and conduct.
cd with much spliit IN SdJoufned meeting
viii be held at Wells River on the frstdiy ~
May newt.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
IEiiE5 ~ = tsss 65l = i5isl
1: y 4 "a
,El,e Great IlcIspntIY,

For Rheumatism, GOut, Pain in The Side Hip. Back
Limbs and JOINTS, Scroiula, Kings Evil White
Sweings, Hard Tumors, Stiff JOINTS, and all
Fixed Pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied, Pain cannot Exist,
TENIlISE Plasters possess the advantage
-~- oibeing put up in ar-tight boxes; hence they
retain their full llvlrtCes in all climates We have
Just received the following testimonial from G. G.
Sellers, an eminent lawyer in successful practice
in Wilcox county, Ala. lie is Il gentleman in high
standing, and one whose influence has great
weight:
CAMDEN, Ala, Nov. oath, 1913.
Messrs. SCovil & Mcad;-G entlcmen; Having
been requested to state what has been the result
Of my experience in the use cf your "llcbrcw
Plaster" | cneerInlly comply by saying that
have found il to be as heretofore recommended, an
''invallablc medicine" In different cases of my
family, have applied the Plaster to chronic sores
umors and pains, and it has never failed to afford
instant relief. | have also used it with good ef-
feet upon my own person, III the cure oF ulcers,
with which have been severely afflicted.
Respectfully, etc, Z. G. SELLERS.
1t has been very beneficial in cases Of Weak
ness such as Pain and Weakness in the Stomach,
| Weak Limbs, Lamencss, Affections of the Spine,
Female Weakness, sc. No female subject t.
pain and weakness in the back or side, should be
without it. Married ladies', in delicate situations
find great relief from constantly wearing this
! Plaster.
The application Of the Plaster between the
seoulders h9s been found bertuln remcdn fo
Colds, Coughs, Phthslc and Lung Affections in
their primary stuges. Ii destroys inflammation
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18

~ ~, m ITrr, ~
w ~ - 9''U 'es eo''u''y .i''''''' we
,o, ,''''' any so' ,oo''''4 S''''''
s o' ~ = oucy ,i IUoE,'s 'oF lasv uo ogauI
''n a',J' '"'n' ", l.'NO1 rom ,ne fiVid'tu
,E 81 ','' @ v, .nDiiN LVUo' HI ,T,tFh'H'
~ Nj NJ J." ''0'' 'dscS o' Noae"uoo
a''' .'"';,,=', n.y. . ~" y'a'S lFSge"'e j" t''S
,.a,,,"a, n,, I,''',e'' ~, - 0e'''S '''.''
~ " ''''"e' mas s''''' I'LL"
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

H@Y virtue, andn pursuance OF decree of the
XIV Probate court of Pontotoc county, made at
the May term 1919 thereof, the undersigned, ad-
mnistraor de bonis non of the estate of James A.
Blanton, deceased, will on the Fourth Monday in
January next, between the hours prescribed by
law proceed to sell at the court house door in the
town OF Holly Springs, on credit of twelve
months from the day OF sale, all that
Tract of Land,
Lying and being in the county of Marshall, state
of Mississippi, and known and distinguished Oc-
cordng to the plan of survey OF the Chckasaw
cesson as Section thirty-six, iL Township one,
of range two, west Of the basis Meridian. The
purchaser or purchasers, will be required to give
bond or bonds, with good and sufficient security
for the payment OF the sum or sums Of money
for which the said land may be struck off, in
twelve months from the day of sale.
w. Y. GHOLSON, Administrator,
De bonis non of Jas. A. Blanton.
December 81, lS49-l8-t
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
Severe Deafness Cured,

The ALLOWING Is an extract fIom letter lel, received
ir'Sn dtnsni>ic rh! scian in the state Of Nifgnia
A, H. JHRtrIE, NJ b. Dear Sir One Of my patients
unknown tn me- obtained ycur Galrdnr Bh aud Necklace
with the MdcHec fitd for serious affection Of Deafness
The that Of lady whesc Nervous system much
diSodercl and her general health poor Much done
e,iouSly tn the application o the Belt but with very little
tucces and feel nny right Ia tell you, that since she
mcnced wearing Tie Belt ana using the Fluid hut few weeks
ago she has ENTIRELY RECOVERED HEX HEARING,
and her gcncfG health better than for several years
To- Every Of Deafness II be Nervous Il generally
y. ean DO rnIel lN This MonhcLlnl Iemedy.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
THEY HAVE COME AGAIN I
BY THE LAST ARRIFALi
III 4 Il IL


Il USr received by |. RHINE, one of the lar.
" st.most elegcnL and most fashionable stocks
of Dry and Fancy Goods ever offered to the good
people of Marshall County. Come and buy, not
cracgy "without money and without price, but
only for rcry small atuaace on nothiRg! 1t is
positively believed thatno body can look carefully
at this stock of Goods without being tempted to
buy neutrality-suspicious., you don't wish to
spend your money, you had better not call; but if
you would lay it ont to the best advantage, and
where you can get the most for it, you should
not by any means lai to drop in, |. is out Of the
question to give list the articles they are too
ramerous entirely. Here is any thngin the shape
of Dry Goods ;hat you may want--it is sure to be
found at the store Of J. KLINE.
Oct.5 lS49-7-Sm,
p. S.--STILL LATER.-Just received
a large and splendid assortment ofllats
Gaps, Ready Made Clothing, Hard Ware
and Carpetings, all of supirior quality.
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
Or. cHRISTiE's
GALVANiC NECKLACE

ttuei tcr a eom Limits affecting the 1htoal Head such
sronc htS ulamnHtnn o the 1hrnut NcryHIs and Sick
i"eanchc, Dizziness o tie Head Neuralgia in TIE fnce
Bnffns Roaring in the Eur bC aincsS Which generally
Nervous and that Distressed conpllin called Tic DulOreux
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
\. i, & y, II. AiERI'S
Improved Patient Premium Living
stun <GuItIy kstOu.n

WE have now in store, and shall continue
To keep. complete assortment Of the above
pioughS with extra points. They are undoubt.
edy the cheapest plough manufactured in the
South or West, and the expense of running them
is much less than that of any other plough, IA,
certificates from gentlemen who have used them
in this State, in Ket,ucky, in Virginia and in
Mississippi, abundantly prove.
JAS. NJ INCOMES & co.
No 10, Front Row, Mcmphie, Tenn.
Nov. la,-2m
Holly Springs gazette., 1850-01-18
THE STlE OF lISSlSNIPPI, ! In Vacation Nov.
MARSIIlLL BOUNTY. enbel l9, 1919,
James W, Maury
VS..
John llavis,
Randolph Monroe,
Albert A. Lockheart.

UPON opening the matters lthis Bill Of com,
plants, it appearing to the satisfaction the court
that the Defendant John Harris, one OF the De-
PENDANTS in this case, is not an inhabtant Of the
State of Mississippi, but resides beyond the limits
thereof so that the ordinary process of law can
not be served upon him. 1t is therefore ordered by
the court that unless the said Defendant, John
Harris, appear before the Judge of our Circuit
Court on the Sd Monday in January next, al. the
Court House in the town of Holly Springs, and
and plead, answer or demur 10 the said Bill of com
plainant's the several allegations thereof will be
taken for confessed as to him, aud such order and
decree made in the premises as shall seem just and
equitable 1t is further ordered by the couet that
copy of this order be published in the "Holly
Springs Gazette" newspaper published in the
town of Holly Springs, Mississippi, weekly ior
one month.
\ T. CARUTHERS, CLERK,
L, ]. Wurd. Sol for Compl't.