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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

COLLEGE DE JErFERsoN.--Dans notre der
ni1re publication nous avons parle du College
Jefferson, ct nous avons essayc de dtmontrer
Iusqu'a quel point il serait utile, important, in
dispensab1e quill fat place a Baton Rouge
Tn avocat de cette cause, imminent plus ha-
bile que nous, s'est charge de tournir a Get
tgard (voyez la partie anglaise) des ~raisons
Municipalities. Nous n'avons done que tres
peu de chose a dire nous-neme, pour corrobo-
rer &c que nous avons deIa exprime, ct nous
prions de croire que c'est l'inttrat general du
pays, ct non I'm pucril esprit de localite qui
nous dirigc, Baton Rouge I'll est en- que}que
sorte inutile de lie repeter) est lie seui paint de
rEtat Oh il convienne de reinstituer lie College
Jefferson. Salubrite, facilite de communica-
tons avec Ia Nile. Orleans ct Les autres sec
tons de Ia Louisiana, avantage unique de po-
sition SOUS lie rapport de la botanique ct des
autres branches de rhistoire naturelle, socie-
te composte Dc gems c~apables d'inculquer aux
jeunes gems lie meilleur ton, les meilleurs ma
nlGres, tsut SO reunit pour plaider en- favour
de Baton Rouge. lei, les fills de Ia Louisiana
profteraient plus que dams les savanes de St.
jacques lei, lie college serait r.ellement fon-
de pour eux. ct non pour s~atisfaire Ia bizarre
vanite de certaines porsonnes qui, en- dotant
dun semblable etablissement lie coin de terre
Oh Giles vivent, sont ASSET egoistes pour lie
placer directement en- face de leur residence -.
Afais abstanons-nous d'Gmettre aucune OPT
Mon a ce sujet, ct disons ce qui est de nature
a atre ~apprecie par ccux qui ont la moindre
fraction dc bon sens: dams I'm pays Oh existe
la m~ultiplicite des cultes, il est necessalre
qu'un college soft place dams un lieu oa il Sc
trouve des temples ct des ministries des ditfe-
rentes croyances. Or. Baton Rouge'ne laisse
rien a dssirer sur Get objet important Les
methodistes, les ~presbyteriens, les catalogues
ct les episcopaliens, seraient sdrs que leurs
erfars assisteraient Requirement aux cere-
monies ~voHlues par leur religion.-Sous re-
viendro1s sur &C sujet: le blen da paTs lie rend
inepuisabls.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

lRAuEDTE LEsIsLATIyE-Le Ia fevrler,
!e capitole do Madison wisconsin, a etc
10 theatre dun de ccs drames sauvages
don't les legislatures americaines, don't lie
congres federal lui-m&me, donnent ST SOU.
vent le deplorable spectacle. LIE Wiscon,
sin n'etant qu'un territoirc, ma pas de le-
gislature, mais supplement I'm conseil exc
cuff investi dc pressure Gus les privileges
parlemcntaires. II s'agissait de la nomina.
ton dun sheriff. In des membres, Mr..
Vineyard, s~'opposa tres visement au choix
qui etait propose, parce quill voulait obte-
mir pemploi pour un de scs freres. I'm au-
ire metRbre, M. Arndt, prit chaudement
fait ct cause pour l'homtne qni await etc
choisl par le go%uverneur. II s'ensuiyit un
echange de grossiercs personalities, ct
bientot NJ. Vineyard, q~uittant son siege,
~s'ayanca vers son adversaire ct lui tira a
bout portant un coup de pistolet qui Pc
tendit mort. LIE pcre de la vlctime etait
present, ct il Sc precipita avec fureur surle
meurtrier, qui allait peut-&tre commettre
un second assassinat, l~orsquil fut sails, par
ses colleagues ct livre aux mains de la JUS
tice.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19
POiDs DIT PAIN,

Fyt par lie MARE pour la senalne ~suivsr'e.
La Farjns Giant . S5 % lie bafll,' IS onces de
Pain ponr dix SOUS.
e.
JOHN J. BURKE, Ayoca'. sysnt etabli
sa residence a Baton Rouge, offte respectu-
eusement len servirGs de ga. profession ~
public. Son bureau est situe vls-A-vis Ia
Maison De Cour.
~ Janvier 30
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

III EstDEScEtt-L'Abeille ct plusieurs au
tres / rsaux ont klace a la tete de leurs co
lonnS MONS do Horny Clay, pour Presi
dent.la General Winfield Scott, pour Vice
Prtstt.
Lasnination DE- Mr.. Clay aera universal
lemet pprouvte Var les wings mails ii nest
pas Gin quill Ell soft de meme par rapport
a celIni Gtnl. Scott. &c dernier candida
est r@duable pal trois qualities 10. ga re-
putatte tacticicS est on ne peut mieux eta
bllre 1. c'est urss holnme dune vauite in
cofnnfurable 81. il est au supreme degrt
dtpota de- bon sells. Mais, depuis les beaux
Jours Jackson, ilsn'y a pas IN parti politi-
que ID imagine tavoir quelque chance de
succ4 fnoins qukl matt a ga tete un Gene
raj! Put absoluSlent I'm attrappe-pigeons'
un tpR ntai pour1ss petits oiseaux. On ne
veut I~Asupposer que les principles ont en-
eux-nes assez Dc yeftu pour attirer les
masseH que les r3asscs ont une dose suff-
sante bon sens p,aIr apprtcier les principles.
On diRu'il est Indispensable d'offrir CONT
nueliekt all peuSX &c de nouvelles Illusions
ct qu'@e doit jamts lie conduire dams lie We
ritablebtier de Ahonneur. II semblerait
qu'on a9ujours III ,enir les yeux bandts
A bas bareilles doctrines J! Que lie ciel
confonS cause d4 ceux qui dissent "Fai-
mbur que bfn nous arrive!
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19
S5la.O35 81 S553,65O Sc

Total, y0lN,U35 OF So1o,ooU o.
Ces deux nayircs sont fats sur lie meme
modele, mesurent chacun environ 1000
~tonnaux, ct sont mus chacun par la puls-
sance combinee de deux machines de $50
chevaux.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19
o TROUBLE A BALTIMORE.

80
On ecrit de Baltimore au Charleston
Courier d la date du 4 mars:
baltimore est en- proie d une DANCE
reuse effervescence, causee par Ia snspen.
sion des paiemens en- especes. Les BAN
qnes ont refuse d'ncceptcr les billets de Ia
co'nPagnie du RAH Road au pair, ce que
leur a fait subir une baisse immddiatement
de 80 pour cent audessous du pair. On
dit que les banques ct les courtiers sont
d'accord a &C s~ujet: quaint a Pouvrier, il
est force de ~receyoir de /, compagnie de
Rail Road, ct l~orsqu'il Went a sen ~seryir,
il Sc volt ob!ige de susir Inc perte de 80
pour cent. Ceux Gai font TRAVELLER les
%ouvriers acfletent de ces billets i un es.
comte de 30 pour cent. ct les passent au
pair. Les travallieurs fatigues de Get etat
do chooses, Sc reminiscent ct troupesd de cling d
six miles ct menacent de SC porter 4 de
dangereux excess. Ayant hier soir, 10 mai
re a cru pouvoir retablir le calme en- inter
pellant Ia fonle, ,nais il ma reussi qua aug.
menter feffervescence. La mutt derniere,
les rasseinblemens ont etc encore plus nom-
breux. Tn des senateurs de notre legisla-
shiCb VA ototts u I uie Cb eiigiC, pun
s'atre pronounce contre la rcprise immedia.
te des paiemens en- especes. Apres avoir
parcouru divers QUARTERS de la vile. en-
poussant des cris de fureur, la multitude
s'est dissip6e a ONE hueres, pour recommend
Ger ce soir. Deux steamboats, remplls de
monde partent dams quelques ,nstans pour
Annapolis, on siege Ia legislature, atm de
forcer lie senat, sill est possible, de passer
des resolutions de la reprise immediate
des paiemens en- espece de les bangues.
Nos differences compagnies do milices sont
prdtes a agir. J'ai oui dire que des c%artou-
ches avaient deja etc distributes a mile
hommes, ct que ces derniers etaient re-
solus d faire feu sur les 6moutiers, In pre-.
fois qn'ils tenterons de METRE leur
menaces en- execution. Les CURRIERS' s'ar.
.ent de lenr cote, ct nul doute qu'ils ne
au feu des volontaires. C'est
vraiment I'm deplorable etat de chooses. La
multitude menace de d6molirle chemin de
%compagnie, ct de brisertous les chars qui
au transport des passengers"
Les j%ournaux de Baltimore du S courant
ne font aucune mention des fats ayances
oar le correspondent du Charleston courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

PARopIE.-Lcs Riches.-Ils ont auss
passs sur notre Louisiana lis ont descend,
lie leuve des banqueroutes; nne instant or
entendit 10 bruit de leurs piastrcs ct pui:
Zen n'entendit plus rien.-Ouson. ces pias
tres Qui nous 10 dira7 Ieureux ceus
qui ont des prophecies -
Pendant quill passaient, notre misere
SO presentait d leurs regards; les banquesque
lie pcuple a maudit, leur presentaient de
por.. "O0 est cette or 7 @ ii nous le dira!
Heureux ce qui ont DIES propriet6s!-
ScmblabIe d TN rayon den hant, Thon-
neur apparaissait pour guidcr leur course.
Mats tons ne lie regardaient pas. "O1 sont
nos p~iastres7 Qui nous 10 dira 7 Heureux
ceux qui ont des prophecies -
II y Gu await qii disaient Qu'importe
le nonbre de nos dettes 7 Las lois peuvent-
Giles nous atteindre !; magistrats f%aisant
cause !--Et CONNIE ills disaient
celia 1... "Ou sont nos ~piastres chi nous
dlra7 Heureux ceux qui ont des proprie.
teal
II y en- await aussi qui semblaient dams
une honettete profoade n'ecoutcr que Ia
voix de leur conscience ; ct puis fHil fixe
sur nos biens lis s'ecriaicnt toute.a.cOup;
II est dfcrftf, par le Sfnm ct la Chambre
DIES Reprfsentants de PEtat de la louisa.
ne, rtunis en- Assemble gfnfrale. ."On
sont nos piastres? Qui nous dira ? Henreux
ecu qui ont des proprietes!-
Eutraines p~6le.mele, j~eunos, vieux,
tout ~jetaient la honte aa front de la patrie!
Quel AMERICAN pent maintenant sans rou.
cir prefer ~l'oreille a Ia voix dcs changers !
"Oh est leur or 7 Qui nous lie dira! Hcu.
reux ccux qui ont des proprittes!-
La Constitution.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

STEAMERs DE GUERRE AMERIcAISs.-Le
secretaire de la marine Went de METRE au
congress lie detail saivant des dePenses qni
ont etc faites pour la construction des
deux seules fregates a vapeur que compile
auiourd' hui la marine des Etats-unls Get
tie construction n'etait pas complete enco-
re, ct les fails. d%'armeneut u'etalent pas
compris dams lie ealcu1.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19

LIE Y DE pont Grnsos.-on a rtcem.
ment cfence a psrt Gibson la publication
dun exknt ~journsI, don't l'tditeur est Mr.
Foster. Is lui s~orsnes receivable dun com.
pllmentPurcux et:;apparemtnent sincere
Nous aVl'hahitu4 de passer sous silence
de parcel ivilitts, :de granite que nos lee
teurs pus supposfr, 81 nous les rtpttions,
qu'ellesh nt capatles d'enler notre vanite.
Notre ON est d'asjleurs fate A Get egard g:
nous eroa qu'iln'a a rien de moins civil
Ces artiScaressart dun editeur envers un
ausre edss, n'ofFr$n. que des expressions
respiranAprit de fkmille, ct ne doivent etre
Inserts q ans notta Album. &c ne sont pas
en- aucuIfon, lee HERES de touche de notre
valeur iu&eque, Of de notre talent. &c ne
sont queI reasxlns manifestant q~uelque
bienveilla pour nfls. Nous %n'avons jamais
Gu ASSET hnite p4ir avoir une fol absolute
dams toufts chosef aimablcs que certains
confrareasbien voalu nous dire mails on
meme teInous NOUS sommes %toujours APP
prtcie SHIPMENT ssour ne pas trop soufifir
du putria aeil ct d. raninadversion de GER
tains autr$ien loiu de Ia, nous considerons
les apostras ct leg compliments dc journaux
CONNIE %desenant- san du meter. Les uns
ct les autrpnt ~quesquefois utlles. Les pre-
81 -
miers nou&tent solvent dams lie cas- de fai-
re dc pluspureux efforts, ct dc r~ectitier
~quelques cts les seconds viennent SOU
vent ausai Cir nos penibles travaux ct al
leger nos il Les compliments sont cams
doute, dans les temp. ct dams tous les cas-,
imminent bibles; mais ills ne sont pas
t~oujours d'ukrande utilize. Une crltique
vive, a~niraeSrdantG fat quelquefois beau
coup de bieHn ~ccriTain. Nous ne somnes
par le fat 19s enfans qui ne grandissent
plus, ct noifns besoin qu'on nous appli-
que la ftruleltale aussi ~frequemment gu
on nous applA, quand nous ttions sur los
bancs de Pecla ferule instrumental.
Nous prioff. Foster de croire que nous
lui savons grs sentiments quill nou expri.
me, ct que en- avons de pareils a son
tgard. Noush entendu dire que, CONNIE
nous, il nest brt avance en- age. Puisse-
til vivre lonaps ct etre de q~uelque utilize
en- &c monde
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1842-03-19
RErRArrn DE HEnRY CIAy.-LiIlns.

KErRAITE DE HENRY CLAY.--L' Illus.
tire senateur du Kentucky est enfn d Ia
veille de rentrer dams la vie priyte. Par
nne lettre en- date du 16 ~fevrier, il a prize
lie senat du Kentucky de r%ecevoir sa de-
mission. "Le TENS est maintenant arrive,
dit.il, Oh je puts. je crois, sans encourir All.
Gun %reproche, gutter lie service public st
donner quelques SONS a mes afTaires part.
culieres qui ont Gu fort d s%ouffrir pendant
10 long espace de tens que j'ai siege dams
les consells de Ia nation. 81 lie veteran Ko.
main await lie droit de ~retraite apres trente
ans de service, ne puis.je pas r6cIamer la
m'enne, moi qui al servi pendant un TENS
beaucoup plus long,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
DIR. HULL'S.
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS;

"A certain and speedy cure for Eerer and .ague
TENlIE extensive prevalence IN tins country OF
IN. that troublesome disease, FEVER AND
AGUE, or, INTERMITTENT FEVER, and
the vast amount of suffering and distress which
If has occasioned, has naturally led 70 the adon.
ton of many compounds and mixtures for its
mitigation aud relief. Among these some few
have been found temporarily beneficial III par.
ticular cases while the great majority are not
only utterly useless, but absolutely deletcrious-
in many Instances operating as stlmuIantS to The
disease intended to be cured. In other cases the
deleerlous natUe Of the ingredients used in these
empirical compounds, has been found extensive
ly preudiCdl to the constitution, not unjrequemt-
ly in other affections Of Il highly dangerous char
acter.
1t must be evident to all persons Of reflection,
that FEVER AND AGUE, to be treated sue.
Ccssfully, must be approached scientifically, and
with a full knowledge Of the peculiar character
of the disease, and particularly of the leading
causes fits appearance. Though differing ma
tcrally in many of lis features from Other ieVGrs,
INTERMITTENT FEVER, OR FEVER "
AGUE, is almost always accompanied by de-
ranged ana sometimes an irritable condition OF
the digestive apparatus. This condition is ndl-
Gated by a quick pulse, thirst, pain in the head
ana IONS, ana OLheT tVlueilCcS Ol leNCT- Il u al
ford the dcsied relief by the adoption OF a medi
clue calculated to operatH upon the digestive or
gans, Ie move the affecting disease, and correct
and improve the tone of the stomach, the most
earnest attention has recently been directed by
several medical gentlemen of extensive expert
cnce, and the result Of the investigation is the
adoption of the preparation here recommended
as HULL'S PILLS, which having been prepared
with sole reference TO this particular disease,
and with strict regard to medical sccuce, is ad
mrally adopted to restore the dcranged organs of
the system TO a healthiul state, and OF course to
remove, simultaneously, both the disease and its
causes
In renewing the healthy actions of the digest
i've organs the effect of this medicine is, to ope-
crate in highly beneficial manner, upon diseases
originating in similar causes with Fever and
Ague. Among these may be classed, Bowel
Complaint, Dysentery, Heartburn, Flatulency
of the Bowels, Want of Appetite, Night Sweats,
Water Brash, and that IN st Obstinate complaint
DYSPEPSIA ;uthe extensive prevalence olwhich
affection, in this country, has become a matter
of serious alarm. For all these diseases, these
Pills is an excellent remedy, Each box contains
90 doses. Price, only One Dollar.
For sale at the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 80, 1912. ally.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
TRUST SALE.

WFoV virtue OF a Deed of Trust eXecut-
IL = I'd to me by Elburn SIocum, tor
The purpose Of securing certain sums Of
money mentioned therein to John i.
Lehr; shall on the
22h dag Of August ncrt,
at Lexington, proceed to sell to the high.
est bidder for cash, the following tract OF
or parcels land, 10 wit: the east 4 Of north
east quarter OF section 8, and the west
half Of the north west quarter section TO-
the east half south west quarter section IL,
north half east half south east quarter
section 9, the south half east haIt north
west quarter section 10, all 10 township
ID, rage 2 east; or as much thereof as
will pay the sum Of SIX hundred dollars,
with interest from the first day Of January
last. The above hand lies SIX miles norih
west of Lexington, and is # gond quality,
and has on it substantial improvements
The tile is believed % be perfectly good
but such on y as IS vested in me as lIustet
will | convey.
JOHN CLOVER, Trustee.
Feb. 20, lS42. II tbs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
DIR. SPFNCER'S VEGETABLE ANTI Bill
IOUS AND ANTI-DYSPEPTIC PILLS.

TENllE universal estimation in which these
M celebrated Pills are held, is satisfactorily
demonstrated by the increasing demand Tor them
in every State and section OF the Union, and by
the voluntary testimonials to their remarkable
efficacy which are every where offered. 1t IS
not less from deeply gratifying confidence that
they are the means OF extensive and nCstlmate
good among his afflicted fellow creatures, than
from interested considerations, that the proprietor
of these pre-. eminenty successful medicines is de-
sirous of keeping them constantly before pub
lie eye. The sale of every additional box and
bottle is a guarantee that some persons VIII be
relieved from greater or less degree OF suffering
and be improved IN general teath; for in no
case Of suffering from disease can they be taken
in vain.-I'tfe proprietor has never known or
been informed of an instance in which they have
failed to do good.-In the most obstinate cases
of chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
torpid liver, rheumatism, asthma, nervous and
bilious headache, costiveness, piles, general de-
bility, scrofulous swelhngs and ulcers, scurVy,
salt rheum and all other chronic affections ofthe
organs and membranes, they effect cures with
rapidly and permanently which few persons
would theoretically believe, but TO which thou
sands have testified from happy experience, In
colds and coughs, which, if neglected, supern-
duce the most fatal diseases of the lungs, and in
deed the yicera in general, these medicines, il
taken but for three or four days never fail. Ia.
ken at night, they so promote the insensible per-
spiration, and so relieve the system OF febrie &C
ton and feculent distractions, as to produce a
most delightful sense of convalescenco in the
morning and though the usual syptoms of cold
should partially return during the day; the repe-
ttion of a suitable dose at the next hour OF bed
time will almost invariably effect permanent re-
lief, without further aid. Their effect upon fe-
vers OF more acute and violent kind is not
less sure and speedy if taken in objectionable
1quantity; and persons retiring TO bed with in
wIamatory symptoms Of the most alarming kind,
will awake with the gratifying consciousness that
the fierce enemy has been overthrown, and can
be easily subdued. In the same way, visceraI
turgescence, though long established and viseraI
iIhamations, however critical, will yield-the
former to small and the latter 10 large doses OF
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
CITATION.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
HOLMES COUNTY,. 50.

''uiiH's NouHl)S 81,
Probate Court, p brudry term lsI2
"A GREEABLY to an order &C tbc
IA Hon. Probate Court Of Holmes
county, Mississippi, made at the Februa.
ry term thereof, 1872: Notice IS hereby
gwen to all persons interested in tie
lands, lenemens and heredltanep,s O
Thomas Land, late of sand county de.
ceased, 10 be and personally appear be-
tore our SAID county court at the next
April term, thereof, 1912, then and there
to show cause ii any they have or can
why al order should not be made by this
Court, for the sale Of the following de,
Scrbed lands belonging to the estate of
the SAID decedanl, 10 wlt:--Lots Nos.
.one, two, live, SLY, seven, and twelve,
being the east halt Of section twenty>one,
Ia township sixteen, range one west, con
tanning 3O6 and 77.l00 acres.
The Administrator Of said decedent,
William II. johnson, having lat PREV,
Gus term Of this Court,) exhibited on
oath, a ust aud true account OF the per,
sonal estate, and debts Of said decd ent
showing thereby that the personal estate
of said deceased, is insufficient 10 pay his
debts.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
Commission House.

INlE subscribers have opened a
n COMMISSION e. FoRwARDINGh house
They will keep constantly in store
and for sale, Bagging Rope plantation
supplies, &c. Before the season for
storing cotton arrives, they will have
large and superb houses in readiness
"A share of patronage is respectfully
solicited.
MOREHOUSE MATHER, q Go.
Tchula 10 lS4I: 3--u.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
J. :. THOMPSON,
Watch Maker, sc.

WD RESPECTFULLY informs the pub
HEA lie that he has established a shop
in Lexington, where he will repair all
kind o. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c,
with care and dispatch. From his long
experience, he hopes to merit share Of
public patronage.
Shop on the east side Of the SQUARE
next dooor 70 j. NJ. Dyer, Esq, law
office,
Feb. u, 1912. 10 4w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
CuANCERY NOTICE.

u
The State of Mississippi, January
superiorCourt of Chancery term 1912
II. l.. Scruggs, Gao,
w. J. Frayser's heirs, &c.)
MrPON opening the matters OF this
BlIIand it appearing to the satlslac'
lion of the Court that the defendants,
Robert b. Frayser, Benjamin Frayaer,
John Ii. Frayser, Albert Frayser, MelIs'
sa Austin and James her husband; Nancy
Sims and Reuben her husband, julia A..
Warmack and Thomas her husband, Eli
"a Davis and - Davis her HUSBAND,
are not inhabitants of this State, but re-
side beyond the limits thereof 50 that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
upon them, therefore it is ordered that
unless the said defendants appear before
the Chancellor at the Court room in Jack
son, on the first Monday in July next,
and plead answer or demur to the Bill OF
complaint herein, the several allegations
thereof will be taken pro confessed and
such order or decree made therein as the
Chancellor may deem equitable and just
1t is further ordered that acopy OF this
notice be published in the Lexington
Union, once week for two months sue
csssiveIy.
q" II. L. DIXON, Clerk.
Fultz g. Brooke, p q.
April Is, 1912. ~ I'm pr $50
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
DIR. LACOUNT'S VEGETABLE TOOTH
ACHE ELlXlR.

n certain and immediate cure.
SNR. LACOUNT, having appointed several
S% agents for the sale of has valuable Drops
for the cure of the Tooth. Ache, can with conf
dence recommend it as an inIalIibe cure in all
cases, however severe; giving relief in few
minutes, and that too without any Injury to the
Teeth OF Gums; possesses property of epliving
the Gums when in morbid state, and of restor-
in, a healthy and vigorous action. Plice, SO
cents u vial. For sale al the
LEXINGTON DRUG STORE.
Lexington, April 30, 1912. 2l--ly.