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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23
STILL THEY COME!..

SAND GEORGIA TOO. n-Georgia, like Maine,
Indiana, &C., is following the foot steps OF Old
Virginia, Alabama, N, Hampshire, and the good
democratic States goncraIly-Not year past,
and the people of that State, by false promises,
coon skins, buck tails, hard cider, log cabins and
other devices, disgusting to reasonable men,
were led away, and gave the bank.loving party,
a majority of 5000, Now do they Gud, that
honesty is the best policy, their tricks are exposed
and wronged people, nave in few short months
rebuked them, by treading in the plain path of
democracy, and electing the entire peoples
ticket.
The democracy ofthe county is awake, and
they will watch their interest; -PeunsylVania,
the Calolinas, N. York, Ohio, all, in short, will
plumb he true republican track.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23
A VOTER.
GWIN AND FREEMAN,

This is certainly one Of the most laxative
countries in the whole civilized world. Wall,
perhaps 1t is we'll enough, il the glorious sove-
regn people had time to hear all. This day
came the above named disputanrs, and in their
behalf had good deal to sry. 1t was the regu-
lar appointment Of those gentlemen. DR., GWin
opened the talk Il little before | O'Clock and
continued to occupy the stand until fifteen min
ules aite, Twelve. The DR.. seemed im bold DOS
session of good large portion of health. He is
deliberate, unembarassed speaker, without
hustle or ostenaton. Some OF his ideas ON mn
uonal pclltcs were good and sensible, for the
Doctor is decidedly Il sensible man; and from
slight acquaintance, and the character of his re-
marks, polite, cOueous and finished gentlemen.
The Doctors views of the Post Office facilities.
or want of such facities in Mississippi, were
indeed sound and commendable. And indeed
his speech was in all respect worthy Of a well
filled head.-eXcept when he seized the memory
of a national Bank; and that, as is usual with
his party, he gave a severe basting. And by the
way paid his best respects to all concerned in
the extra session of Congress. He is opposcd or
course to Bank of the United States. -opposed
to the Distribution BiIl-and in his speech were
divers other Democratic items, which it wouId
be laborious to mention here. The Doctors
speech was decidedly able, but we honestly think
radically wrong in all his prominent points
After the Doctor ceased, John d. Freeman.
Esq rose upon the stand, and after telling the
people he was candidate for Attorney General
of the state Of Mississippi he seemed right
much troubled to know what to talk about. bu,
finally concluded that he would give all Bond
payers little brushing. AND our stars, if the
fur didn't fly! Mr.. Freeman assumed the posi.
lions which are assumed by the party generally. |
He is fine speaker, and a clever man, and |
quite young. lie is a man Of decided talents. |
Though we differ widely with him and DR.. Gwin
on political subjects, yet we could not on this
occasion refrain from expressing our admiration
ofthe men.-Holiy Springs Gasette.
Neighbor is the Herald just a faaning this
time too?
When we copied an article from The Herald
recently in "high commentator of "talsnted
Graves" the Argus affected to think we were
boaxed; since which, we have received letter
to be relec upon, assuring us positively that the
Banners Editor cannot swallow his old neighbor.
he "OsciIiating" Pill pill pedGling Gurus, but
hat he vii assuredly vote for Col, Graves
Columbus Democrat.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23
w. BROOKE. ESQ

.SIR.--Sanding in the relatson to the
public that you do, voter, claims the
right OF interrogatiug you with regard to
your views Of whal is Usually called the
"GalIon Law"
lst. Are you in favor of, and will Won
introduce or vote for bill repeating such
law in the event of your election.
2nd. II said law be repealed what sub.
slitute do you propose in lieu thereof.
The opinions OF candidates for Legis.
laIive offices have always been regarded
as public property, for the time being
The writer regards this question as one of
no little importance, and respectfully soil
cts an answer through the "Union," at
your earliest conveniece.
A VOTER.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23

"Ihe Judicial power of the U. States
shall not he construed to extend 10 aov
suit, IN law or equity, commenced or
prosecuted against one of the U. States
by citizens OF another state, or by citizens oy
subjects Of any foreign state" Art. xl.
Amend.
You will readily perceive that this
amendment only prohibits the recurrence
OF n case similar to the one cited from
Dallas, aud places the citizens or subjects
of foreign states under the same disability
that 1t does the citizens Of another State
that is one Of the u. States.
Now, ! ask.-shouId the government oil
Holland or of England, or both, become
The bona fde holders or endorsers of the
Mississippi Union Bank bonds, could
they not institute suit against the State ia
the Supreme Court of the United States
wide l. Kenl's com. p 297; also, Pc.
ler's U. S. Rep. l.
These questions are propounded from
a sincere desire TO arrive at the truth.
Respectfully,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23

Col R. S. GRAyEs.-This gentleman passed
trough this place on Monday, returning from
the eastern portion ofthe'Sta Col. Graves
Is bold and skilfll debater, and wins tor himself
golden opinions, wheresoCver he goes. The people
will sustain Mr.. G. for the office of Treasurer, as
they cannot "srand" Curtis, who has distinguish.
ed himself only as the agent Of that foul concern,
the Holly Springs Bank, aud his rodoubabla
message to the Legislature ofIast winter.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23

TIL H u MON.
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday October %, 1871.
TO CANDIDATES.

We again give notice TO candidates,
who wish to have their names on the tick
els had better give US call and hand
over their VS.. lfauy Of their names are
left of the ticket, it won't be our fault
we have given you sufficient notice.
No candidates name will be printed
unless he has actually paid The money
this rule will be strictly adhered to.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23
COMPLETE LIST OF Ir

COMPLETED LIST OF IG
Passed at tie Isl SESSION 9th, I'd
greSS.
An act making appropriations
present session of Congress
An actaulhoriziUg a Iqanaac.
the sum Of twelve millions oiidhn
An act for the relief Of Mn Hlr
widow Of the late PIesldecl d @l
States.
An act making appropralaa
gay, subsistence, &c, Of 0 honeai
An act making furtha pnysa
maintenance Of Dauper Iunaasna
trict Of Columbia.
An act 10 revive and continue d
tor ten years an act hiei'A't
incorporate the MeChaaIc RsIaa
of Alexandra.
An act to repeal lhea,tennaH|
to provide for the COLLECTION, a'SE|
transfer, and Disbursements jR|
revenue" and to provide 'rIhfN|
ment of embeZzlers Of public naHi|
for other purposes.
An act to provide for the N!na
Navy pensions.
An act to establish a uniforms
of bankruptcy throughout The Va
An act further to extend zoe Tx
locating Virginia military A'' W v
and returning surveys thereon WV
eral Land Office.
An act TO authorize The i'''
fines and forfeilures lOcuIrPu wv wv
charter, laws, and ordinances NV
town, before the justice Of 'n' M ~
An act TO revive and eSleN, !, Y
lers OF certain banks 10 loo INV
Columbia.
An act in addition TO an '0I
"An act to carry into effect . v :,
between the United States 900 "
can Republic" "A
An act 10 amend the dc' co., ".
act 20 provide for taken Inc , w..
,r enumeration of the Inhao J,
United States" approved N.Y. Y.
me thousand eight hundr'a w. I.
line, and the acl amending 'H' Y.
An act making an aPProPIaD.,
uneral expenses of William \,
ison, deceased, late Pres'de'''
ed States. :,
An act to appropriate the J
he sales of public lands, aDu
re .emprion rights. -,
An act making appropriate,
us Qualifications, Cor ordance' !
enting and suppressing in1,a ,;o
An act to provide tor Pl''"
ugh's statue of Washington . !,
a of the Capitol, and for eSP'''
,.,,
An act authorizing the "1'
,tters and packets to and If0p
son free of postage. ..,.,
An act to make approPFla"'
'ost Office Department. :.
An act making an aPprOp''''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23

SECRETARY OF STATE.-Dr. D. O.
Williams, OF Kinds county,, is the candid.
ate of the nti-Bond party, and there can
be no doubt but The party will yield him
their undivided support. Thomas b
Wood ward is the nominee of a bond.pay-
ing convention, and when Intercepted,
answered, "tbat the state is legally, NOR
ally and honorably bound to pay said
debt, The Union Bank Bonds, jim whole or
in part as it becomes DUE" Now, ifthere
is an honorable obligation 10 pay, every
man who refuses must be dishonored.
Col. Woodward took his position with
the bond paying party, when it was &C
knowledged to be mnch the strongest, he
retained his position as a bond payer, over
six months, until the 18th day of August,
when lie saw lights which he had never |
seen before, and attempted to ally himself
with the Anti Bond party; DR.. Williams
was brought out by the anti bond party
when they had no candidate; they will not
desert him now, for new conner of any
kind; but more particularly for one who
has used such language as has Col.
Woodward towards the Anti.bOnd party I
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23
COL. II. s. GRAVES.

No one has been more busy in the good
anti-bond cause than this gentlemen du.
ring the present canvass. He has won for
himself lasting reputation and will no
doubt receive the undivided support of the
arti.bond party, He is gentleman and
every wav worthy Of the support of the
people. Anti. Bondman.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23

O[5- The circuit for Holmes is now session.
the docket is large aud the cases all itigated.
Judge Fitch has determined to clear it If pos.
sbIe-he is a prompt aud efficient officer.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23

a. The Karaven" was here on Thursday
and the way the women and little boys did laugh
was caution.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23

has has ' %s.o Marshall as,, COUNTY y
ars i DsSn obtained osaia,,'' 'na
,hs, informed o"a by unS Sa,.1, Il'p
,"i' Que u. member of 'ldhS the S.,S
SIXTEEN is;nn ia, THOUSAND DOL, 'p,.'ip
' T,,. . Equity for the "' pp1 ina. ,''l
' nso, Judge and his fI eIJps I'D
himself. r''0Oa ofheh,I
no, n ne annals of onbIp,bi,, /,
b %U, present a paraleI f., ''nE!@I
, nypocrIcy of Psrson' s S,, 'a'
o1 ..S this State preS Sa''4a
o. "h Ion! HONESTY ,,N..,S.og&
raj 0bligGtiOn!n AID 4, SS'Rh
as a means Of inducin"" .1'lm
the a"'l bank, anli.sTS',,%e' M
assume a debt to vb;,b lIa'g h
@e'' name or granted 1.. 1gs
yes the code Of morals n na'l sr,
man would adopt "a, d, 'lI'N ih
issues is between Them o' People
and stock -Jobbers, opa 70, 100 Ma
conn'ry and Europe, !, Wv, %,'S !.
that which he has nd bn,S,!'s
rate u'e!-In one in,,P', p6''I
The people pay FIVE uI,,n ny
tor which they never co-.S
iore'soeE, rs. held The "Jroa i,,1
ICs ss,tl :, obtained It by d, g., \, F,
n lfa1d dot Of the !, !lundamennlIS~,11.
ana which Mr.. BiddIei,r'
ne made the purchase a. !,
nan nc when his own dsr. /, y
to lIquiaate debts for W. T "
MORALS proclaim him a., ~ !
" asserts in the face IN f', N,
community, that he is ,eS N \
morally bound TO redeem J. ny
sued under the sanction A,
articles Of agreement ard NV
n,ms'f, Such is the man rto%'
pie Of! Miss. to place hi o'n',
tive C chair that he may visIss
our Stale for years. The =, ~
November .' election will teach
"lner pol''lca! aspirants, lhlt \
come before the vorersof Nis.,
clean hands before they can III,
hdeOce Of the people.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23
ADAM l.. BINGAMAN

Against Holmes, Attald and all the coua.
ties trading to the Ydsoo Rirer.-The
Free Trader, not long since demonstrated
that Col. Bingaman had opposed with all
his strength, the improvement of the roads
and rivers OF the interior counties, and
that whilst he was endeavorlng TO break
down every effort, to improve the Iaz1o'
and other inland waterways, not shin
plaster bank, however contemplate was
presented in our legislature, which did not
receive his support and sanction. Is it
not passing strange, that this same man
voted for every vile and filthy Bank char.
tor proposed since 1880, and never, yet,
has lent his aid towards the Improvement
of new portions Of the state, which espe-
cially required such appropriations as the
Legislature should have granted, and by |
which, such signal advantages would have
beer realized by the citizens.
Bngaman has always opposed the
interests Of this particular section Of the
state, as we find from the journals, SO far
back as 1881. Our countyman William
W. WALTON, then represented Yazoo
county, [embracing what is now Holmes,
and parts Of Tallahatchie, Yallobusha and
Carroll, and introduced bill TO lie enri>
tied, can act TO improve the navigation
Of Little River and TchuIa Lake. Tuis
wholesome and just Bill, proposed by Col.
Walton, on motion Of Mr.. Weber, was
by the following vote; look to it:
Ayes. Nays,
Mr.. Speaker, MIR Claiborne,
Bradford, Coffee,
Benson, McAfee,
BINGAMAN, &c. Sparks, dc.
This act, so beneficial in its nature,
was, in despite Of all parliamentary rules
and decorum, rejected by Bingaman and
his todys, before it was dignIded with a
second reading.
Fellow-c citizens, of Holmes, Carroll,
Attala, Leake, Madison and Yazoo-- we
ask, will you sustain a mar, who will
squander millions, and pay back ill.gotten
loans, by taxing to death, the laborer, the
farmer and the mechanic but cannot
vole one silver towards the improvement
Of the most important river in the State.
He votes for Banks and banking shops
but when interior rivers and roads are to
be improved, the property of our citizens
enhanced and their convenience consulted
Bingaman is found opposed Gus.
Let the people remember this, and be
governed by il.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-10-23

THE Ieugbt ofihe C5r,ti,n,n,
laws of the McEweD, Kpg, &C.
forbid its publication. T5%ev n.
er IN our possession, and suhiscts
animation of any individual. n
be seen at any lime in Ias ,lfg
Democrat.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-04
DR.. MILES
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF TOM AT0,


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that wise and benevolent Being has plae e., within the
reach OF all remedies adapted TO the diseases incident TO
the climate they nhabt and knowing likewise that most
oie diseases of the South and West based upon or.
ganlc or functional derange OF the liver their
attention. 70 those articles which act espt caly
the hillary organs. -
Afer long ahoTous and extensive researeh they h.,,
succeeded IA extracting substance the ron ATO
which, from It's peculiar effect upon the hcpac or binary
organs, :hey have denominHicd Ispafiae
thai Will produce all the beneficial results CalomeL In
ooth acute ana chronr diseases without the possibility
producing the dcleierious consequences
article sacton upon the constitution univers SAL no
par OF the system escaping its influence Il is however
upon the of secretion and excreOn that its great
power Is particularly manifested; hence ia peculiarly
adapted T. the treatment Of bilious feveTs and other dis.
eases IN which torpdity or congestion ofthe liver
portal circle prevail.
II is admissible in all where Il Is necessary 10
cleanse the stomach and bowels II removes obstruction
ganduar viscera OF the abdomen Beinx diusibe In ia
speraton produces Tree circulation la on
the surface @! she body. accompanied by aEene
ration does nos exhaust like drastic puIges; still
ton Is more universal and may ofen be repeated not
merely with safety, but with great benefit This becomes
lndspensaby necessary In OF long standing, for In
them intense temporary Impressions made by strong ned
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II Is cleansing and purify the system; acts In per.
feet harmony with the known laws ofI and unnubt.
ey one Of the most valuable articles offered
lie trial and inspection.
For convenience this medicine three grain
pills The white pills eGfhdTf oerare diaBAsTet
&c and dfHTefie The yellow pills Tonic snau!ans and
diaDhoref'e. For sale wholesale and retail, by
ALEXANDER DUvAIY
ss " Agent for Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-04
Janerio, art5wLAND'S TONIC MIXTURE.
the rot> Or yECErA M A. PcenIrncs

II specific and lasting Cure for the Fever and Ague.
THIS worthy remedy earnestly rcpcs the sur OF being
luaek medicine, Il having been the result Of many
years experience aud abou in the medic practice and
ob,sIyaiion Of FEVER AND AGuE. 1t Ia composed Of
such mediena principles eons most ft 10
restore The harmony OF scion between the stomach, Liv
loss Of which harmony Il evidently the immediate
OF the disease hspeedly promotes regular and
appetite, which 10 generally entirely dcstroyed or rend,
cd very precarsus by which effect vsouf and
soon Afforded TO the whole system. must be 10
all mat medicine possessing these peculiar .irrues ia
useful an great variety Of complaints by rene wing the
Leathy action Of the tigesve organs proved Itself
81 benc-t In Dyspepsia, DEPRIVED Appellee
Heartburn, Water BrA.h Fiaiuleney. Jaundce, Night
s~eats Dysenery, Bowel Complaints, many other al
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Feyers and especially In FEVER AND AGUR, or later.
ent FeveT, that its powers have been principally
aud with those who have scents usefulness prououn
ced sovereign to all remedies heretofore for
those diseases has also been used preventive by
many who were subject 10 periodical recurrence the
Chills and Fever, and has Away the appre
hended attack. no II deemed improper 20 ac
company the Vegetable FebIimge with few the many
unequvoca certificates politely furnished the pruprie
tot OF the foregoing statements For further
accounts OF It's great usefulness, pamphlets acc on
pany ing each bottle
supply received, aud for sale by
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Agents for the Proprietor,
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TENDERS her grateful acknow edsmenis her friends
and customers TOT the liberal patronage she has re-
ceivo and aoquaIns them she ssf az home
ed ehpTts n merit continuance Of favor in having fur
nshed an assortment which ioT variety, quality price,
may Vie with an other In the city; Consisting OF
Hue black aLd eny other colored figured silks
Newest Style of Chaley aud fancy musins
Prints OF various patterns and qualities from 50c
per yard
Shawls OF every description
Fine Bomk a1inos SAitinett, Cloths and Cassmeres
large assortment OF Linens
Thrt al cambria hdkfs and Linen Cambria
Handsome thread Ed.ings snd Inseringa
Cambria 10 do
Beautiful French worked Collars
Fringe curtains
Newest fashion genlcmens stocks, collars and bosoms
DO do aud hdEis
great variety OF Hosiery. silks, WOODEN and cotton
Nowesi SjJ Il Ribbons Laces &c
ladies' AMI gcntlemeu's Gloves, silk leather and wOolsn
Together with variety OF fancy articles tedious 10
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pAa me whole OF the hysyasfriH~s, and the pressure
80 operate oblquey upward. and bach.
wards The effect OF this pad u to give Inc sxssi.s
lower portion Of the abdominal muscles eonsensis1e
port, which al the time that Il diminlshe. ,hsr =
Dor, stimulates them by the well known power OF 49,,
ehaneal pressure upon the muscular tissue, 10 BERN,
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ltiednecs the distended hypog asfrins and Nv n. A.
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Petr,e rtsecrd rom the unnatural pressure OF hs .n
ward iorces thus when the apparatus IL esrefulx All
properly hued To tho peculiar form OF the patient
rtaby affords the most immediate immunity fror, ~. a.,
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~ DOZEN uUMARD'S IMPROVED CHEMICAL
sAMi.. F. ADIE & co,

Agents for the Maker
10 This SOAP possesses virtues and properties
found la other. II "a manufactured by practica
Chemist BY washing the face and hands with this SOAP
every nnrnins, IL will make the skin as smooth and a.
soft as silk removes tan pimples and blemishcs; and
those who have usedt for shaving give it the preference
TO all other kinds.
IL being made OF Chloride Of Soda makes very dis
Injecting article II those who afflicted with often.
sive breath would Grst wet soft tooth brnsh aud then
pass this SOAP aud rub the teeth and gums there
with every morning. II will the seurvy in the gums
aud prevent The teeth iom rotns Ans aching preserve
the eDamelan cure the offensive breath.
IL Is superior aTncc for washing aud cleansing
sores and wounds, and preparing the flesh 10 heal Mo-
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herewith IL prevents ears and many cutnneous
disorders. IL is believed that should the body be well.
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IL has proved To be the best article in for removing
Crease Paint Tar, &c from Linen, Cotton and Wooen
Goods
RULES and andkerchefs which have long lain by and
become yellow, by being washed with this Soap, will be.
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GUN-sMITHINo.
- BRANNAN q co.'s

% NTTU
OLD DOMINION CIsOTaINo STORE.
Adjoining John Earley's Union Coffee House. and
X. II. Jenkins Dfy Goods Store, Main az
NHE would embrace ths opportunity and fns,bod n,
w making known 10 The citizens of Rcbuopd 10 81,
oiniy ani The Safo, thstw constantly kcepou hand f
Ing of all kind and moTc especially 6r me current d ,
seasons Which We will sell reduce pnces or
stock whether they want The goods rot All roos sold
by ns Iai % noi please neVery rospec may boreurned
andthe money refunded.
All good. warranted su2s-n
WHfsk EY,--Io bbls whsk ~, landing m sals.
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MORE CHEAP GROCERIES,

hOHE CbEAP CROCERIES,
ENTIRELY FRESH.
WE have now 10 Inform our customers that We have
w on hand aud ohcr for SAFE the following Goods AZ
b bhds New Orleans AMI otter cheap Sugars
~ Do prime Porto Rico Sugar
: DO % Cuba H'''' d. d. anewsnd most be.ut.
. boxesver low ,ricedIoaf sugar
~ Do mort superior double rc6ned DO, unusually
low Tor The quality
- RBf Si. 16s, pS Moi PEI h''' chop
70 % prme Porto Rico do "a family nnIele)
70 bsgs superior Green IaRur Coffee
g % % Oh %P Jaws S'O 90
80 ,1eks I,r,s 'sc1 filed tive,p,oI s,t
1000 lL Cotton Yarns Of various factories, and rcdu
toOo BE- ehesg shoulder Bacon
1920 DO prime Western MiddlinEs with and without back
10 65ls y. eig, North Carolina Ho,rinss
100 rmc Family Hams
9oOo0 Cifsrs pan Emo
10 bags Pepper
10 Anfpice
% boxes sperm and Tallow Candles
100 sides osk ian sole Lcather
BED Cords, Leading Lines
Indigo, Chesing Tobacco of all qualities
Powder and shot, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Conranfy on hand. an assortment Of Iron snd steel-
6esi Cot Nalls oi ~ sizes made q swsdss Iron
WYATT g. WHITE
ny Cfanes Old stand between the Bell Tavern and
oc0 Webb Booker a IIafnions.
BODYBUILDING AND BLAME HOOK
MANUFACTUHING,
/ w. RANDOLPH a co. BookseflerA having auaeh-
~ 81 % their sores Bndery and hrst rate worEmen
employed are prepared TO execute Bookbndns Of every
desc rlptlon.
Merchants who intend 20 open sets Of Books on
the hr Of The year, would DO well % ea early and leave
their ordtrs.
clerks 81 Courts assured that their orders VIII be
suenfed 10 with care and dispaish nov -
~ M
as y" '"''' saEiiDs soHKRvuLK.