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Sns Die e,n3iaen tsttsbcnbsn piacn welths
bic itartlte gtssnbsit tefssa fir bic 6einls
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slciebrr 3eit, sas Gehht uno Slatnr Al ret.
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Sinb sin fttbcreeG'saenm ittel scssn bic ikslu
eHtfte unp 8pl9cn ben Olerfurp nnb miue,
raIten, cbcr plt 9efabrihen gfefte pcn BEN
itblerttcn Nrsenrifn unr QuNd W1ee,insm
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t5rgM.
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ltnbaft unp aeaen aie Grantbeit cr.cuasurcu
llriattsn crcr s'srn eie gcnlitutica mirtsu.
&c Sutitanjsn.
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D1baen aRasrsnpet psrpca bci junacn unp
dlteu, mannlltbcI uMo weitliheM, in alien
Serbaltnlnrn, cbns Hhdbaltuus BON urtsit,
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fir 8sreatunS.
port Daa Sostoren iaeen bon Or.
Seibp'e 8lutspiuen
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fatrt petcreturs, Snn so, 1889.
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liebe pnraal} unp Setlit Nsinsuna, fano
fte mlp nuo ianft in ibrsn wlrfi,nscu, tsiuc
stclbafte Etanfbelt erseuaeub i'm Oiaaen,$eits
ltmer;sn &c. wclcte ar,rtbnlith rureb Yurs
sanlen er5eu9t perpsu SD CLAUDE, rab Die
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ftns, won aIlcm III 8crm BON p,llsm. nmp ,peis
pab tie III nnsdhlebsu 5iusn bic trlten 2Dirs
fnnssa bsrpcrSstractt hahcn."
Iussus siuss 9ritfcs Don Or. 80. 6. Sums
bert, eatIrt Balbinstcn, Snli 8, 1859.
sd fahD Sbre 8lut pillen ais einee etr
bbttf itbdstarttcn Itfhbruuasmittel, ,,pelhes
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trlspen init ibren Wirfunarr, taB ieb lslteu
eln anperss Htfhbrnnaemittd anwrnee. Seb
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z hmsr5en, Sranfbsitsn Der 5aut unp risle
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Ds Ooftcren 8. e. 6anccf, gbsrlesSas
mil mo Wtilldm Sraueis, BON pennfplpas
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ment. pom Nitbmcne.-Gr. Gimcn @htee,
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ben; allsln mir itdssn anS oOt NIidlitb err
,parten Su t6nnsn, bas, ms9sn bic Nssslmdili9s
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Telf In ben nsifliden Gc9snpsn Elm unbss
9rsnjtss .3utraun--er bat BON uniern Gun;sn
cine Soeeres prn SSilbsn setritten, bsrsn unpsrs
ltbnlidbs grauiamfst unfercr Sspolferuns ibs
re untsrnsDmeneen Shr9er geraubt BAT. Geins
grnnotdse atbmsn refine Gatsrlanosliebe unp
ael islnsn llntsrnebmungen mar fein Au9e auf
eas otTentte Selfe 9eriebtst. Sam sis 9ie.
0ltrun9 as0en einen folbsn Wann imeanfbar
fem? Stnnsn feline D1ittiresr srman9eln i'm
ju lleben HnS ju ebrcn?
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grfs &la6e Sarreu So 30
3ipeitc Slal1e Sarrru goo
Der ) lIbr &arrcu,na ron YbilartIpbia,
balt in Qcttstaun OH fir Srabfhf.
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unp Der MISUNDERSTANDING bon Sieas
plnM ,perrcn Don eincm &arrtu fir Samen
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" Ius eem Reaoinser Holer pom stsn
t1Iir3 1913:

Wars 1913:
uRab aaem, mas mir rcn Dem 8eneral
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aun9 fslncs ugiaenthume, sctcn unp iclnsr
bciliscn gbve,' ac3cten bate, nm islnem
SaterIanrs rie Srelbslt 5n lhsrm plsssr
cin5uloln.-
"ge 1T niht ncthwenpis, paB ieb et,pas
bon ofr &aufbabn bc6 General 6arriien faae,
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befiFsn nb taS NoturaIiatipnss@sE aufs
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aus lon6'dDrt9er SrtdDrun1 9elbcpftcS
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Srtnrliebeh InweiIuuscu ieer bic
Bcbanrun9 umD Impenoun3
Der Searbenen Ncaspts.
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fen III nne amslinoiiebsn 2Ssrte
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S74 @snt, ,mterllhrstsne rs Gent.
Nnsn Ipleben pcrfcnru, pslcte SGtbafte
treiten Die cten im 9ite( oes Busbcs aH9e,
fhbrt ltnr. crlaubea mir ms Den "spratti,
leben Natbaeter" ais eiu bbeblt nhslldbss
Sutb 81 rmpfebltn, mcil 4e ntht allein pisle
8pten fur bic SertianRa ihrcr Grbelttn ers
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ten erlsrncn,
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
PRE-. EMOTIONS.

FALSE PnoiEssroN or THE Vines II any
ding be waiting To show the hollow. hcartcdnrss
OF the Wing Professions, the votes Of The leading
Viii. members OF Congress, upon the Pre- Emp
ton bin, vii serve 70 place them in their true
position leio,c the PEOPLE oftIi' Union. Ticy
IRA land N their professions Of love and friend
.hi1 for ,he tenants OF : log cabius,'' yet when
hey arc brought to hclest, how DO fractions
accord with wordsl Let lie votes Of thcir
members IN Congress upon The "bIil 70 grant
RIGHTS ofrre emption to settlers upon the pubic
lauds,n answer the question:
Upon The final passage ofthe biz, there were
l26 for it;-16 agaiustit-o the l26 who voted
for II, there were q wings, and % democrats;
and Of Tho Gl who voted against i, thcrc were
50 wings and II democrats
.lhis votc,'' says lie Globe, "was given y
lilo evening, by candle lights, most q NE demo-
ora,s lad voted for IL and n wings"
4 That nigh, IL was determined 70 reco yis
me vote nest morning, aud de.cat the bIl =
great rally was made al the wigs WAY lia'
voted for The llll, except sevcA turara asN'is'
or len lie House, and ono other nadc tte 1ao-
lion 10 reconsider the vote upon passing lhe PHI
ma actually came within seven votes q caffylr
Itbe mcas,ire, which would doubtless nave ~,
/. slroyed tho bill The vote 2 rceon''scf $780,
ninciy-sx iUr and one hundred ana ll.fe e
Iihc motion. But this scheme o. lho Nhles M W,
defeated by tic cxeFlions ant vlsiance Y H. 4,
Democratic party. Only tlsii q lho M .i'
+, paftv from thc new States, stood " 'le su.eei'
IN tie public lands, 10 this hour OF 'heir w.
Every Wig the Old States NV oto' W,'
. yo,pa. edaganst the sctlcrs ana ~ 'foin w
2 Wesleu, States, except Mr., Crockett, o' ~
,sssrc Mcssrs. tr,,bb ard Dilleit q Alanailla
y pa,;d,n ana Profit, of Indiana, Stuart, o. ~
z nnis. and CHM, Of louisiana, voted ag'ils's
lem. or neglected to vote. For rccons'aes'nl
\ Ithe Sa.e, nnuiy-six against y, one huiiul'
4 and lhiec." ao;
\ rhc above facts show on tlia wings y 'hcl
i ,ruc colours. They can soil Their wiiilo az
4 o,aey ronds in tic work ofcrcctns "foS-ea
Y !, md some Of them mayl@ye even aslon'sl
Il ,bs;r s.omad.s with polatons ofhaid eius'-
u ~ ,s.,,of manilesung their love lcr 'hc Pu
~ labo,;ur men 81 the country wnsu = L I
N n,,nes necessary for them g exhibit W. d
y q actions. instead OF empty professions w
u. oro ,hey loundl Let the journals 2 No"S
m answer thc question.
"a p,rrp,Nc. --" Great talent Tenuer'
lc s,,,ons; great merit PIocues lcspeo,. .os g.
NV 0i',an ,,"r esteem; but good breeding ai0"o
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

We commend the following letter Of
the Hon David Hubbard, Of Alabama,
10 tie attentive pefnsil o. every thinking
man 10 the community. MI. II. is from
a section Of country whose interests are
similar 10 our own, and affected by the
same causes. There are certain facts
contained 10 II, which every man ought 70
know, and which cannot fail TO have an
influence with rejecting men Of All par.
Ties. Az such, we hope all will read and
consider il well.
TrscuMpIA, July Isl, 1910.
4 10 he Elitor IF HE Dcmocret
v Mar SRI send you letter addressed
70 citizen of ibis county ny the Honor
able DAVID Hubbard, member in Con
Geress from tia District. Its the Nish B
bmaryol our democratic friends here, tha
n you give il IN insertion inyoar very usofu
jpnpcr. Not being 4 subscriber, hay
nolp perhaps any cnimupon your column:
hut although not a subscriber, am
democrat and for The good Of Dtmacri
cy and ;he Information of the commuuii
, generally, | will bo much pleased, shoul
you think il worth publishing, il you wi
give il 10 your readers.
Very respectfully,
~ n NnpMs an
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI, AUGUST =, lsAo.

we're rcquicd lie ipped fiat gentlemen would
take notice Of This fact, ard rcncinhc il when
ever they attempted 10 cast ccnsnfc on tie
President in relstion toiuniiiurr.v
ID the name ofcommon honesty was
there ever q more palpable untruth2
and was there ever a slandcr nailed
more cllcctually2
II is 70 be hoped that ibis fabrication
about the extravaganza Of the personal
expenditure Of The President is 50 kill
cd, coFElNED, and the LAST NAIL 50
FIRMLY cLINcnED, by the testimony o.
MIR. Lincoln, that NO MAN will ever be
guilty Of dragging II for.h from lis.
lignominious grave.
| Examine the records Of Congress
look at the votes upon appropriations,
consider The objects 10 which the pub
lie money has been applied--obseryc
how much has been expended for the
payment Of the officers Of the civil
Government, how mnch for the army
andnavy-how much for building piers.
lighthouses, brcakwaters, erecting
forts, and naval constructions, buying
land Of the Indians, removing vast
numbers, thousands cfn.iles, defraying
/
! the expenses of a war OF determination
It against the blood thirsty Scminoles, anC
c how much has been expended for
e thousand other purposes, and if yo
q can show IMPROPER EXPENDITURES, W
frankly admit the lact--if you show
Of corrupt design on The part of the Coy
% crnment, we will cease to support i
at But il you find, rs YOU surely will hnt
X the votes Of your wing members recort
70 cd ia favor Of most of these aprropri;
DC tons, which you call ExTRAyAGANT,
~ you find that immense acquisitions
us the public domain by the cxlinguis
us mcnt of the Indian title have been maC
IL If YOU find that numerous and pres
'ct ing calls for public money have be-
'as made by your own party and denl'
my by the Democrats, because they DC
at- dercd on profusion, if on find that I
ure Government fas bccnas economical
Of administered as itcould be and supp'
lne the dignity sponding 10 is gre"
son and the many urgent necessities, VIII
avs have sprung up within the last
ny years, then we demand Of You in
"i spirit Of truth and lonestl, like q
~ Lincoln TO DO justice to your politl
'e, enemies By admitting these tarts,
= W. ccasipg 70 charge the adminis1
ofs' lion, with any thing which you are
~, able to SPECIFY AND PROVE.
y 4 =,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

", Electors Of President and J'ce President
pnouAS KINDS, Of Jefferson.
ROGER BABRToN, Of Marshall.
MARSHALL, OF kemper,
ANDREW HAYS, Of Lenke,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1840-08-08

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May Is

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w The Passenger trains this Road viii daily starr
as follows, viz:
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE,
AT o'clock A. M. and at 3 81 o'clock p M
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON,
AT nine o'clock A. M. and at four o'clock. p M
Passengers by the morning train. if proceeding west
wardy connect with the Western Train on the Bal
timore AID Ohio rail road at the Relay hosse reac
Frederick in lime for the Western stages that leave Their,
at IL O'Clock, noon or Harper's Ferry, in time for tn,
evening train 10 Winchester; while passengers traycii,.
edstwarily conveyed through 10 Philadelphia whou
unnecessary detention at Baltimore reaching Philadel
pha IN time for the evening line To New York; and thu
accomplishing the journey from Wasingonto New YorI
in one day ..
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layed beyond The hour fixed for starting II u.s. therefor
respectfully suggested that Passengers procure their tick
cts the previous evening; to enable them 10 do which
lheotfce will be kept open till half past O'Clock
. pm. BY order, ...
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cles are also prepared and sold above
HowARp's Tonic MIXTURE, warranted d cure fol
fever and ague.
HowARDs COMPOUND OF SARsAPARrLLA, CUBEBs,
AND CoPAIBA for the of Gonorrea, elects S'rc-
lures, &c. HowARp's VERMIFUGE, safe and eifectual
worm. destroying medicine.
HowARD's CATHARTIc Pills, without mercury.
HowARD's COMPOUND KREosorF Toi tn ACHE
oRoPs ..
HowARD's COMPOUND SrAof or GARRAGEEN,
SAFE simple agreeable, and eectua remedy for coughs,
colds, asthmas. &c.
| HowARD's COMPOUND KREosoTE TOOTH WASH for
arr"sng and preventing decay in teeth and for diseases
OF the gnns; an agreeable and pleasant wash for preserv
ing them In a healthy condition.
HowARD's KREosoTE TooTH PASTE.
Dr. WIsTAR's CoUeH LozENsEs, celebrated for the
cure OF coughs, colds, &c.
HowARD's INDELIBLE INK.
HoWARD's IMPROVED CHEMICAL CHLORIDE Soar.
HoWARDs CHEMICAL SHAVING COMPOUND.
HoWARD's SUPERIOR TOILET Soar.
HowARD's CHEMICAL ESSENCE SOAP, for remov-
ing grease paint tar &C., from wearing apparel.
HowARDs CHRYsTAL CEMENT for mending broken
glass china earthenware, SC.
HowARDs ISSUE OINTMENT, for keeping open issues
and bIsters. ...:'s
HowARDs MAGNOLIA EXTRACT, a delicate and delici-
Gus perfume for the toilet ..,
HowARDs SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER.
HowARDs FLORIDA WATER.
HowARDs LAVENDER WATER.
HoWARDs HONEY WATER. ...
HowARp's SUPERIOR TooTH POWDER.
April II.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-22

WE are called on 10 caution the public, the Druggists
w IN particular, against purchasing irom any traveller
under whatever preences they may he offered, any OF
DIR. EVANS INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
their unprecedented in the OF Consump.
ton, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Cesve-
ness, Loss OF Appetite. Papitaon OF the Heart, Pain
in the Head Breast, Back and Limbs Dizziness Rest
essness and all diseases originating in the Stomach,
Heart, Lungs Liver, and the associate organs, &c., has
caused reckless lmposter, who it is ascerained, has
been travelling through Pennsylvania, Mary Virginia
Sc to counterfeit and vend deeterous imitation of
EVANS CAMOMILE AND APERIENT PILLS;
and anothr mpos,er has introduced into Penns, wanna,
NC, spurious article, purporting 10 be PARIS SooTH
ING SYRUP for children when cutting their teethhotb
OF which are deeterous counterieits Therefore, in
order 10 protect the public against the nroads Of such
Imposi,ions and to secure them the benefit which his
Genuine Medicines never fail in besowng, he caused
the label Of EVANS CAMoMILE &c, PILLS. 10 be en-.
tered according TO an act OF Co gress.''
notice Of which entry is printed the labels on
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills and he has caused the
his celebrated Soothing syrup for children when cs,tin
their teeth that the label Of The genuine syrup reads
"DR. VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP an infaI-
bic remedy for the pain and sickness which children
subject ~h~r '';"g ta-'h tested ard approved by
thousands o;rsrs ana aSrsea, who have by It's early
application not only prevented their children from snf
ering excrnealing pain but in many instances rescued
them from death.
e1-Be particular in examining the labels, and also in
knowing that Dr. Evans any Of his medicines
save through the ntanm Of his resident agents, adj
verlssd throughout the Union, or at the Western Office.
Louisville, KY, and his princ'pef office 100 Chatham
Street. New York, where wholesale orders viii be-
promptly executed ON the most liberal terms
0G-Ihe public may rest assured that every instance
that comes within the knowledge oil DR.. Evans, or any
OF his agents. where the Counterfeit Medicines are pur
chased or vended, he will give them the earliest public
notice OF the imposition. Already have ngs both
civil and criminal been instituted against several Drug
gists who have been detected and their names will be
laid before the public at an early date. THE BEST
PROTECTION he offer for the PRESENTS to caution
purchasers 10 obtain his Medicines from the
AGENTS ONLY.
LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington D. C.
Z, CRUIKsHANK, Georgetown, ID. c.
BELL & ENTwIsTLE, -dicrandria, d. c.