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New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

VgRMoYT-The Council of Censors have pub
lished en- address to the Freelncn of Vermont, en-
bodying the results ofthcir last Septennial Session.
They recommend
l. 4 repeal Of tho Law, which they say isuncon-
sttutiona empowering officers of the militia to
collect fines without the right of trial by jury: the
law has recently been modified 50 as to be less OBJ
jectienablc.
>. An amendment Of the Constitution extending
the term of Office of the State Senators to three
years for the purpose Of securing that branch OF
the Legislature pern,anency and stability and
greater freedom from party excitement.
8. An amendment of the Constitution so as to
give to the Judges of the Supreme Cosrt an official
term of seven years-for the purpose of more
thoroughly securing their independence.
4. a change in the time of holding the Free.
men meeting and the Legislative Sessions, fixing
the FIRST upon the second Tuesday of October, and
the latter upon the first Thursday of January fol-
lowing.
5. The election of Sheriff and High Bailif by
the People instead of the Legislature, and the ap-
pointment of Justices by the people of the town.
and that no town be allowed to have more than
twelve.
g. An amendment to the Constitution whereby
the question OF amending that instrument may be
brought directly before the People.
Fer TIE purpose OF taking these recommends
tons into consideration, the Council hava called a
Convention of Delegates from the People of the
State, to meet at Montpelier en- the first Wednes-
day OF January next.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

CONFERENCE.-THE following facts Published To show
the utility and reputation OF the Metallic Tablet They
tensiyey and approved of in the cutlery establishments
in Europe in America certi6caed by the most scientific
gentlemen and received first premiums at the fairs OF the
American Institute every nie they have been exhibited for
competitions last, though DOT least the Only article OF TAG
kind for the last years. that has beer deemed
worthy Of imitation and that to such extent that amo9
every store in this city have articles for sle alike ony
outside Appearances for il is we'll known that other S
the power of producing smooth and thin edge 10 rskot
Be CAREFUL when buying see The name OF g. SAUND'
ERS the label, the original inventor and manufactures
1853 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

mont IFIGHuS.
GLORY TO VERMONT The Legislature con-
vened on tie 18th inst. Alex Tracey, Democrat,
was elected Speaker of the House by 81 majority.
In the Senate, coons were elected Clerk and as
sistant Clerk by majority. Paine, Democrat,
was elected Governor by nine hundred majority
over Smile, Wig"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

RHeDE IsLAND.-The new Constitution adopted
by the Charter Convention does not differ materi-
ally from that previously drawn up except in the
provision concerning those who may vote upon its
adoption. In addition to the present voters it al
lows all those whoshall have registered their names
and paid tax Of enc dollar seven days previous
to the day for voting, performed military duty
during the present yea, to vote. The Providence
Journal publishes the Constitution at length.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-09

II The New.York Museum still maintains the superiority
as place of amusement No where else can so much en-
tertanmen be afforded for the SUM Diamond, The
unrysed Ethiopian Dancer Jenkins, the Comic Deilneso
and Banjo Player, Boyce the Comic Singer Rosaie the
charming Songstres and Wright, the Faette Vocalist
per ormance this afternoon o'cock-en for shilling
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DR. HuLL'S
FEWER AND AGUE Ellh.i-,

A certain and speedy cure for fefer and '3Sw
yEVIIIa cxtensIve prevalence in this country OF
that Troublesome disease, FEVER AND
ACME or. INTERMITTENT FEVER, aud
,ho' ~ amount Of suffering and di,trss Which
II taa occ,sioued, has naturally let 10 the adop
linn nj many compounds ana miNturA Tor us
MITIGATION and rehcl. Among these some few
hgyS bsen louai temporarily beneficial ~ par
Irulnr cases While he great majority are no.
onry ntterly useless, hutaD,oHtc'y deleteFons-
IN ..ay, instances operating as stmulnots to Inc
,Es.,spyBteuaet 10 be cured. In other cases TIC
lelrledous uat1,e oI The mgredrcH's Used N 'h"se
,,',r.,jeal compounds, has bceu Iuund e&ten'ise-
!, ,rsudloiato he constitution, notunrtqnent'
IL IN a,Aerutccuous q a hsriy dangerous char
acter. rc.
# must be evident to all persons Of rebecuon'
rrl FEVER AND AGlE, TO be treated sue
cc.abIly. must bs approached scientifically ana
yub =; iuu knowledge cd the peculiar Character
Of tbc disease, INDEPENDENTLY OF tie leading
r,ns,s oflrs appearance. TNoIghdiAc,ug ma
rpr,,ly in many ol Us features hom other leEerA
lNTERMlTIENP FEVER, OK FEVER y
AGUE, is almost always accompanied bya dc
,anred and sometimes an irritable condition. oil
fin, digestive apparatus. THIS condition IS iudl-
c,ieI bl a oui pu.se, thir,I, pam "a The lead
and lulus, aud other evidences Ui leyrr.~-Io al
ford tie au.itcd reac. by the adoption O, a mcdl-
cine calculated 10 operate upon the digestive or
cans, remove the aaictlGg Jsease, aud correct
and improve the tone Of I've stomach, tue most
co,prst attention has recently bcIH dueoed by
several medical gentlemen OF extensive cXper''
cnce, aud the result OF the Investigation Is the
adoption OF the preparation hc recomnruued
asGULL'S pIbLS, vhuh having been pcpattd
Nih sole reference to tbs parucu"r disease,
and with strict regard tnmchcdi science, adj
miub.y adoptci 10 restore the deranSed organs
OF the system to heul,hul stake, y OF coalse
to lenlc,c, simultaneously, both lie disease and
its causes.
In renewing tha health acli rs Of the digest
i've organs thc eject OF this medicine is, 10 opr-
rate ~ a highly beneficial manner, ugOu disease
originating IA sjm,Iar causes with Fever aud
A.uc. Among these may be casscd, Bowel
Complaint. Dys.utery, Heartburn, Fiatueucy
orlhe Bowels, Want 0. appelslr, Might sweats,
Wafer BrlSh, aHd that most obstinate complaint,
DISPERSAL: the eAtsn.he prevalence (which
affection, IA tbs County, ka, br come IA mater
Of serious alarm. tor AN these diseases, these
Pills are am exc 'llcnt remedy. Each box con,
tans 70 doses. Fnge, Only one dollar,
For sale a the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 70, 1872 ally
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EFuEg's Worm E.oxerpges,

Trl ROFED in more than l5OO8 cuses to be in.
S..A laliihle, the only certain Misunderstanding
Medicine Ia use, and are the greatest discovery
ever made for dispclIiug the various kinds o.
worms, that 50 frequently and interestingly an.
noy both children and adults. Many disease.
nrlse rom werins, ana occasion long aud intense
suffering and even death, without their ever be-
lug suspected grown pe,sous are very often NJ
ilictod with thou and are doclorel for varo 9
complaints, without any benefit; when one dose
Of these Lozenges woud speedily cure then.
They nro an mlhlible remedy, and so pleasant
10 the taste Ghat children will take them as lea.
Oily as a common PEPPERMINT Lozenge.
SYMPTOMS or Worms Pain in the Joints and
limbs, offensive breath, picking at the nose, grin.
ding of the teeth during sleep, and ut times
palcness about the lips with flushed cheeks:
bleeding at the nose, gnawipg sensation athe
stomach, flashes OF heat over the suffice Of tie
body, slight chills or shyeirings, head ache,
drowsiness, vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting in sleep with fright aud scream
lug: with troublesome cough, leyerishness,
thirst, paid hue, Gts, bad tase in the mouth
difficult breathing, rain ir the stomach or bow
els, fatigue, nausea, squcamishness, voraclous
appetite, eanness, bloated stomach or limbs,
gripngs, shooting pains in various parts of the
bodp, sense OF something rising in the thoat,
itching Of tho anus towards night, frequent
iesre 10 pass something rom the bowels, aad
sometimes discharges ofslime and mucus.
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Lexington, Apal 20, 1872 Ally
DIR. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE ANTLBIL
IOUS AND ANTl.DY5PEP re PILLS.

FUyHE uuiycrial estimation in which these
-E celebrated fIls arc held, IS sa Islaooriy
demonstrated by The increasing dem nd Tor Dhe.u
ia every State aud section Of tue cuiou, aud by
the voluntary testimonials to their remarkable
efficacy Which are every where offered. 1t j.
not less from ii deeply g'attyrg cOltdeucethat
thay are the means OF extensive and lHesumale
good among his afflicted fellow creatures, thnn
iron, iuerestci considerations, thal the proPhe
tor OF these pre-emluenily ss,ea--lll lnlucs i
desnOus oil EcepmS them constantly before pub
li3 eye. The sale OF every additional box aud
bottle i a gua,autee lbal some persons wall he
relieved from greater OF less degree OF suffering
and be improved in genera! htalH; for in 10
case of suffering from disease can they b. taken
IN yain.-Ihe proprietor has never known or
been informed oil al instance in which they have
failed TO do good.-ln the most obstinate cases
q chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
torpid liver, rheumutisn, asthma, nervous dEi
bilious headache, co.tyencss, pics, general de-
blilg, scpoGous swoIngi uud ulcers, .cur'y,
salt rh,um and NJ! other chronic affections OF the
uTEaus aud membranes, they effect cues with a
rapid t. amt peunaneIcy which t-w persons
would theoretically Je!ie,e, but to which lhun.
sanis have lcs lied from happy experience. In
colds and coughs 9, which, il neglected, supcrin
uDCe the most Idlal diseases Of The iurr-. ANA IN
deed the yicera IN general, these medicines il
taken but tor three or TOUR days never fail. Ia
ken at night, they so promote the usensible per-
SEPARATION, and so relieve { system Of lerre uc-
ton and fcnlent DISTRACTIONS, as to produce a
most delightful sense OF conyalesceuce in the
mouiug aud though the u,ual syp,oms of a cold
should partially return during the day; the rope
tlton Of q sutHb,a dose nj the next hour OF bed
time viii almost invariably effect permanent re
lief, without lurlher aid. Their effect upon e.
vcrs of more acute and violent kind is moi
less sure aud speedy if taken in proporliouable
quantity; and persons retiring to bed with in
hlamatory symptoms Of tie most alarming kind,
will awake with Tie gratIN ing consciousness that
the fierce enemy has been overthown, aud can
be- easily subdJel In he same way, vsceraI
turgesceucc, though tong established and yiscra
iLhamations, however critical, viii y,ehj--the
former 10 small and the latter TO large doses Of
esq Pills; aud So also hystarical aiTeouons,
hypo.oudriacsm, cestlessue,s, and very many
other varieties Of the Neurotica class Of diseases.
yielded to the efficacy of these pills. Price, rs
cents per box, with full directions For sale a,
The LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 30, 1872 ely
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DIR. LACOuNT'S VEGETABLE TOOTH.
AZ He EnINIR.

II ceriIiu and immediate cure.
IgAR LACOUNf, having appointed several
SSa$ agents tog the sale OF his valuable Drops
lOr the cule Of the Tooth. Ache, can with COM.
deuce recommend It aS an insIHbie cure in all
ca'e', however severe giving relief IL few
minutes, aud that too without any Injury to tie
Teeth o. Gums; It possesses properly Of eulnIng
tie Gums when IN IA morbid state, aud OF restor-
lHS healthy ava rigurou, action. fiCe, 81
cents u vial, forsa!e AT the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 30, lS!2. ely.
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DIR. HuLL,s WORM LOZENGEs.

DR.. HULL'S WORM LOZENGES.
ERJONAla! WORMS4 WURMS!!.--To
w remove these troublesome aud danger.
ous inhabitants otthe stomach and bowels, ~ h.ch
80 often impair the health aud destio, the lives
of CHILDNEA use DR.. tiufs " urm LuzrHgrs
4 certain and sale preparation for the removal
Of the VARIOUS kinds OF WoEUs, Dyspepsia, Sour
stomach, Want Of Appetite, lHlannle Fever
aud Asue, and debility of The Stomach and
Bowels and organs Of Digestion. Price, 2j
ceuls box, with tall directions. For sale at
the LEAlAG ron DRUG STOhE.
Lexington, April 80, Ie4!. Ally.
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GEORGE RoBpPT,
No,ion orr. Proprietor Of Boston r NJ y
N0''on oaee' Boston, Dec. 10, 1 lSlr N'isa
The Neri Nm L.,

BuhWER DICKENS! AEnGI,r,,
WI be published in The Bo.to, NE MY
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WORKS OF these grta, authors have l. VIZ work
urety inaccessible To cnun,ry - O'eaamase
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OBTAIN Inc works Of these masleG, ,"''O' !0lN
0as .e"Ia OF what they would otns," .,.''. a.o.
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BOSTON MOTION
-n AND
GhAhAM's MAoAzIy,

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wv Z . naye made nrrarr,na',
MM en'erpri.ing PubInbtsgvn% pG with 4
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cM ~. aud the boston E SDira to ofr "
81 n nols 'dIo Tor as here to Enter ina, :"
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be added 10 it. NA''' atactv, ",
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or op no o 'ne InGe u, cory Of ,eI ph,p
ga1i"e for le4! Willie iorw,t r", ra1a'. /,
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"i,h ~ ninc numbers oply b,, "on No l,t;I
published. "a'hig leu a, (.
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READ rnE FOLLOWING LErTERs.

NTNW = '''''F1
DEAR DOCloR.--Acoordmg 20 y0nr request,
we have u,td Your Lczenges in severeal eases
OF worms, and found them uniformly successful.
We have no difficulty ~ getung children 70 take
them, Il, they are perfectly pleasant. We shall
use taem ia on practice whenever ocra'ion Offers
believing them 10 be the bcct vernimge medicine
in use Wobayc also used y0u cough Lozn.
ges very extensively, aud hind them fully 70
answer The purposes you ecommeni them or
We ate yours, respectfully.
ZACllARlAil b. LANE, N d
". T.. PLEASANT, NJ. u.
GREEN II, BARRY, NJ. b.
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OF We viii furnish cooi.. "
Notion from No. !, roalI wbp MAN. " "a, 'GG w
nine Nos. have as yet been 9uG "S"1 Z
me two volumes at The end Of The ,G"'
'a'n 60! mges--a sheet Of Copt.r,, y
page to each volume. "" az
IMnI -
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,sOIaEl Bell

EMAVING engaged the 'e''r w. !,
}. S. Thompson, to az S s,,,n
The prosecution of his baslnes. az sI A.,
Smith, JeweIler and Wa'cO n'n ",,.I h
leave to state, that he is now PIep, a';,,,
execute, at short notice, anu u" ''
all sorts of Jobs. u..bnsOt
All work leaving my esaOI'D'''"
warranted. r, farm,
Mr.. Bell returns lha'A' ~
patronage.
April o, 1912. l.
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Tailoring.

FESiIE subscrber having permanently
Ri l"ca ed h'WseIf at Tchula, with the
view OF conducting The Tailoring Bust.
ness 10 lis various branches, informs the
cIt.zens OF Tchula ana vicinity, that he is
prepared to make garments tn order IN the
neaies' and most fashionable manner and
al the shortest notice.
N. u. Garments cut 10 order and ia
all Cases warranted TO f., II we'll made up.
y. FAKRELLY.
Tchula, May, 1912. ~ If
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-30
Selling Offat Cost,

And a great many articles at less than he
Ne~ York and Nev Orleans prices.
yESHE Undersigned wishing to raise
a some money and fading il impos.
slble under the depressed stale of affairs
10 collect on the old score, will sell his
goods (some jst opened at and below
cost for the Ready, VIZ;
6JPy Goods, CTOCkery
Bcnueis, HAS, Boots, Shoes, Hard
ware, &c.
n. A. Q. BREATH.
TchuIu, Moy %, 1912, % 2w