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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04

Mr. }. r. lngersoIl obtained the floor,
but gave way 10 motion that the COM
mltlee rise.
After some conveIs ation, the commit
tee agreed TO take the question on The a.
mendments now pending.
Mr. Gordon said he wished TO debate
the amendment Of the gentleman from
Tennessee.
The Chair decided that MIR IDgersoll
was entitled TO the floor.
The committee then rose and reported
to the House, that the committee had had
the bill under consideration and come to
no conclusion thereon.
Mr. Fillmore then renewed his motion
to take the bill out Of committee to-mor-
row at II o'clock.
Mr. McKeon moved that the House ad.
journ.
Mr. Stanley asked for the yeas and nays
which Were ordered, and the House res
fused to adjourn, yeas 43, nays LOT.
Mr. Fillmore then moved his resolu-
ton.
Mr. McKeon objected to its reception,
on the ground that he was opposed to fix
ing any time for taking it out Of commit.
tee, as already nine of one party had ex.
pressed their opinions upon the till, while
but three olthe other party had been heard
Mr. Fillmore then asked for ii suspen
sion of the Rule
Nj Clifford asked for the yeas and nays
which were ordered, and the House re,
fused to suspend yeas 63, nays l04.
Mr. Fillmore gave notice that he should
move this resolution from day to day, tha
the country might know who were oppos'
ed to giving relief to the government.
Mr. PIofiit gave notice that he shoult
from day to day, move the repeal of thu
Bankrupt Act, which the gentleman ant
his friends prevented, and the country
should know it.
The Speaker then presented severa
Executive documents.
When Mr. McKeon moved that thu
House 60 into committee of the whole OF
the Treasury Note Bill
A motion was then made to adjourn
and decided by yeas and nays, as follows
yeas rs, nays l02.
Mr. Andrews after some irrelevent con
versation moved that the House adjourn
which at hall past 5 was agreed 10
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04

Louis Philippe, the King of the
French has written letter to the A.
merican people, through their Presi-
dent. Mr. Tyler, thanking them in the
warmest terms, for the cordial hospi-
tality and respect with which they re-
ceived his beloved son, the Prince de
JoinvilIe; and to President Tyler he
expresses his sincere obligations for
the distinguished manner in which he
received and enter aimed the Prince.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
Caution
Oct. 8,

TIT FORWARN all persons from trad.
ing for two notes of hand given by
the subscriber TO MarcusEnloe, for fifty
dollars each; one payable first January,
l943, and the other first january, 1914,
dated some time between the 20tn and
2Sth of October, 1871.
The consideration for which said notes
were given having failed, l therefore will
not pay the same unless compelled by
law.
BARTHOLOMEW v M'HENRY.
December Is, ls4).---3--3t
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
AMOS KENDALL.
D1Aae nee: Notice.

Ia ,a,a Ing u lestamentory on the es-
Ee eo a'P o. "A Archibald re- ID. Wiley, late
T,a SdVu VI y, of HalIObusha, dece'ed we're
4 Con ~ Z 70, Carbry, by the Pro.
hdav - 81 Ghoc'aw county, on the 4,h
4 b,v; j., November, 1871. All per-
lis resids s .ue !; same to the undersigned
Iob" 'sloence in the town of CofFeeyille
led. " law or they will be forever
THOMAS CARBRY.
Eov %, Executor, &c.
- 3R
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
PROPOSALS.

~ NCOu IL "A u Il - by improved
! health and stimulated by a desire
Y r.r,icipate more largely in the discus
IN Of the grea; questions which now
sS.,oss the attention of the country, the
Is,s,sOed proposes to establish weekly
Mwsp1pcr to be called the
Union DEMOCRAT.
Devoted to the preservation Of
the Union and the support
OF Democracy.
One of bis first objects will be 10 re-
Nm the memorable Extra Session Of
fborress and its measures embracing It's
\, ION. Iae influences which have control
|led its acts, the Treasury Reports, the
|hnk Bills, the Land Bill, the Loan Bill,
|lhe Tax Bill, the Bankrupt Bill, and the
Extraordinary appropriations, the New
RrIes 10 prevent discussion and cut oil
with such comments as may
|nhke phia, the effect Of each separated =
~ the whole as system, upon the NOR
MA, and institutions OF the American Peo-
ia He believes, and will endeavor to
sbpw, thatthe Legislation OF l79l-9S and
ia originated in the same principles and
|Aimed at the same results.
Is During future Sessions Of Congress, he
opposes to give the proceedings on all
|Espcral subjects with explanatory re.
nArks from day to day. and some of the
best speeches.
Proud of the name Of Democrat, he
dedains the hypocrisy which dIsavows
Hrry. 1t is only IN the midst OF party,
Asects, and of conflicting opinions, that
Mod deyelopes lis power and Truth
maorans her triumphant march. rallyiDg
mpukInd to her standard. Party is to be
Hieared onI y when, in devotion TO men or
8laa reckless struggle for power or gain,
|llcOnsders the government its instrument
aat trampIes principle under foot. These
aeScS Of party, the Undersigned disavows
aor repudIates. lie will pledge himself
soRho support OF no particular men, wheth.
an Poweror out, a step further than they
Hed In the Democratic path, and then
ea'y as the most effective means Of ddrdn-
eNg Democratic princl les.
\ other respects, efforts will not be
rea 'oeOder the " Union Democrat"
interesting and useful paper.
will be pnoted on large super royal
Ause'' at lro Dollars per annum, paid in
1sPoace Such paper cannot be sus-
,S'R - j, al so low price but by an iDhexi-
1's "A au0erence to advance payment.
any person forwarding the money
W !en subscribers, copy will be sent
giails if requested.
|at par.
~. tno hrSl number will be issued early
next.
Being permitted to remit subscr,nt;on
|M.y 10 editors free of postage, Post
MN s',eFS Will not refuse that accommoda-
" 1ne'I oe'shbors when requested.
N9naaIPs Exposition will be contin.
H0R unu SIIer the first of January next,
~ og' {, o. these Proposals will be fur
IL u, ~ trends in Congress, or out who
ss II v W u'' Them in promoting the OBJ
H.. AMOS KENDALL.
|lAs|s ~oM0fgt0n, ID. c.. Sent OF. lS4l
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
From the Boston Times.
LATEST FROM THE SANDWICH
ISLANDS AND THE EXPLOR~
ING EXPEDITION.


BY way of MazatIan and Vera Cruz,
we have received file of the Sandwich
Islands Polynesian to the 3lst of July.
They bring US intelligence from the q.
s. ship Peacock and schr. Flying Fish,
of the Exploring Expedition, concerning
which no advices had reached this country
for a considerable period; and some anxi-
ETY. was felt concerning them. 1t will be
seen that they have had some skirmishes
with the natives OF The Islands which they
were surveying, and had one man killed.
Honolulu, June l9-The U. S. ship
Peacock, Capt. Hudson, and schooner
Flying Fish, S, Knox, Commander, ar
rived during the week after long and
protracted cruise to the south and west
officers and crew in good health. Their
original destination was the Columbia
River, where they expected to have joined
the Exploring Squadron two months since,
but want OF provisions compelled them
10 put away for this port. They have sur.
veyed most of the small isIa nds 10 the
southwark Of this group, and from thence
proceeded to the Samos Archipelago, at
one Of which, after firing round and grape
shot to dispense the natives at their settle>
ments, they landed and burned three villa.
ges, in consequence of their refusal to
deliver up chief who had murdered an
American some time previously.
From thence they went further north
ward, visiting and surveying the number
less islands in that direction, one OF which
they discovered; the inhabitants never
having seen white men before, were ex-
ceedingy astoDished at their appearance,
and stood 10 great awe Of them. At the
Kings Mill group, one Of their men was
murdered, and fight ensucd if conse-
quence, in which number of natives
we're destroyed. They are described as
being far more leroclous than even the FL.
ians. An unsuccessful search was made
Tor the unfortunate Capt. Dowsett, at the
Pescadores; very few inhabitants were
seen upon them; and it is supposed that
the party that captured him must have
been fishing party from some other ISL
ands.
From the Pescadores the vessels came
directly here, having been on half allow
ance Of provisions and water Tor a long
while. We welcome them back 10 our
waters again regreting that their stay will
be limited to few days only. The re-
suit Of this cruise will be of exceeding
value, particularly 10 whalers; as the
charts Of this part Of the ocean were very
incorrect, and had been but imPerlecIly
surveyed previous to this cruise Time
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04

The Hon. Charles s. was look
ing in vain one night at ball for
his chaupeau-bras. "My dear fellow"
said Rogers, "you have no right to
find it." "Eh! why sou Because
hat when its cooked, must be expected
to 90 off,"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04

Strange that the world should OBJ
ject to nquisitions, when the heavens
are q star-chamber.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
N eW OrAe:a 8
Il G IN III 1 a

Regular Weekly Packets.
THVHE new ard substantial fast runs
"a ming Cabin all in State rooms)
Steamboats, WALNUT HILLS, ID. q.
Mosby, Master, and MAID OF AR
KANSAS, e. f. Mitchell, Master, will
run as regular packets between Tchula
and New Orleans during the season
leaving TchuIa and New Orleans every
Thursday.
The above boats are of the first class,
and have superior accommodations. The
character ofthe commanders are too well
known to the travelling community to
need comment.
For freight or passage apply to
A. Q. BREATH, Tchula.
TchuIa, Nov. l6, lS4l. 1T
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04

Why has clock bashful appear
nce?--Because it always keeps its
hands before its face.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,) Probate Court
Holmes county. Dec. Term l84l
J. NJ. Clement, administrator, On the Chan.
de bonis non of James IIig- \cery side CT the
gins deceased, probate Court
VS. Petition
Ann Higgins, ct ais
EIPON opening the matters of this
u Petition, and il appearing to the
satisfaction of the court that the Defend
ants Ann Higgins and Philip Mccarthy
are not residents of this State, but reside
beyond the limits thereof, SO that the ord
nary process Of the Of this court, cannot
be executed on them.
Therefore it is ordered, that unless the
said defendants appear before the Probate
Court of Holmes County, at the court
room in the Town of Lexington, on the
first Monday in FEBRUARY next, and plead
answer or demur to the bill Of complaint
hereunto, the several, allegations thereof
will be taken for confessed, and such or
and decree made therein, as the Court
may deem equitable and just. Ii is fur
Their ordered that copy of this order be
inserted in the Lexington Unic-I, once a
week for two months successfully.
A true copy from the minutes.
JOHN NJ. HOLLlNGSWORTH.
Clerk of Probate Court.
Dec. Is 1871. 3-2n
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-02-04
JOB PRINTING

! ~, OveFy descriptions, neatly and
Np'u'''0usly executed here.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18

E0O Cases of Cons ump'ion LEO "a ,cs ct
O\'\' Colds an ! Go lah, 100 "a e. If hcor-
,ng Co ,gh, and 300 cases If A,lhma have cen re-
2orcd ,mrri hy Shernan's Cnnah Lozenrer> e.Idc
re mnnmeras!e 'hrorghot the country that have
not teen reported.
Children die OF NO ms, and many grown people
- er FIR life with virIoI> di>ea ari ing from
Worm. The emily sure and certain remedy for all
'Inl> OF Worm i sherman Worm Lozenge
ih"' have cgrei since their n'ruiucl,n more than
lA00 600 "a,e>, and have never cen known 10 iai.
N II single ms ane.
Nervous Hea ZACH and Papaiion Of the Hear
relieved IN from 10 10 minutes by ; or 4 ot Shrr
mans i.uzenEer>. 1t l. really ,urpr -in- now lcI
they operate. individuals Of the highest re, peciab-
ily can ! e referred TO-
Weak Backs, or pain in the ach. side, ! reas, or
Rheumatism, cirrlhy Sherman'> Poor Mans Pas-
ter ; price only l2i cents
100000 sol a year Of Them, AMI warranted Sill
reriur TO a | ohrr plaster>, cost wha, they may
They al o cure Corn>, drawing them ont he roots
As, for Sherman's Poor Mans rla,tcr, aud thai
his signature
A. SHERMAN, NJ. D., with directions, |, on tho
IacL OF each, an around each box If genuine Log
engeS. Aycila others, a. they are worthless, OF
el injurious. Dr.. Sherman l. the only Melrateo
Lozengers Manufacturer ~ America.
Sold al Wholesale and Real al The Variety SiC re
by. PANGBORN & BRiASMAlp.
Merchants and Druggists supplied at the same
prices as al the Warehouse in New Iork.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18

Nj CORES ESSENCE OF LFE.-A Valuable
I'A Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will lie the
means of saving thousands from an un,lmcly grave.
1t has been sold and used for thirty years, with great
success, and found very ellcpcioi> in the blowing
disease, viz. Consumption, Whnopina Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Cod, di6,cnli Breathing, Influenza,
.annSy, Asthma, Phlhi>Ic, Splitting Of Blood Falu
lency, tnige,ion, Loo>cness of the Bowel, Fits Of
every Find, Cramps, Ricketts, Collie, Calarrh, Dyer
mry, Painting, Hypochonriac leciion., Headaches,
Sickness al omarh, Measles, preventive Of Con-
tasloi> lll>ca-c,, Cont and Rhe ma,i,m
I'llea owe We Iirnc is prepared y Henry Sey-
monr OF HALEY, MAJ. from the Original Recipe, Y
the direction Of laid Moore, and sol hy him and the
principal Druggists in the UnietlSiaie>.
Sold Wholesale nd retail, ly Peck IL Spear,
thtdcacrs generally through
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18
NOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES

nj OrFAI'S IEuhI ABLE tif r. MEhlClNES.-
~ ihe>e neui''hcS ate '''t,icu Ior thcr name 'o
'her manlies anu 'ensn un atIon ~ purifying the
springs ana channels oi NE, anu eh,omg them with
renewed lone ana vls"r. IN many hmorei cerlhei
wh'cn nave 'cen maui p', l', ann ~ aho>'
every >pe'eS ., w. Wn'.m ne " .nan frame
IA le, me nhapPyc ec> VI ioffAr LIFE FILLS AND
rnENiX 1ifrERS nave .ecn great NY ana plhlnly
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ny ,'lo Po.,un tcncn,'ci Hn, VINO
were previously nn"cq 'al"e' W. u 'hcoean'llyp pm
'osophca' pr'h,P e. ,ll'on WIN hlne! areconpo'nd-
ca, aho ,'pun I, W vt,m, tu.S re, '"! ny
, INC LIZ NrDi ~, ,o'''enu serves III
"l>eues VI every io''' c gu" w., "elr mrs.
operation Is 10 oo.en 'or '.H eoas o ,ne stomach
am ,oWe', tio N'''o's ,r' a'u r'uuits con-
SANITY settling around lnei,' ana 10 remove The mar
"ene, faces wnlch cncr. W ,,ir conVol',onS OF me
sna'le'' ih''N'ne'; O"e' '"ei,o'neI on'y partially
cea''c lne>e anu ie"Ec S.. r"ieVe" MI eS eh'iiu
u, ~ prooIe 'l' .a, i mn al US ,raln VI
, OF i''en "'a'' ' W' ~ u''nIe uascr>'h
M iac, Is wen Known 10 az teanIor ANTAGONISTS
'1 '''," .,, e."s'' anu en'e
le pre- VI nos We. .'..d JIdsi IN
h ,, TO- .i - ~. p ri III s 49, ' w
~, -, A. -, ',na ,,, ' u,'I ~, w
liz liz i ii'e ,, i H.; 49,, 10 leo p,t "'o .iie
i "'' '! ,"t I Wv , .e
e'i u, '''' in y, 49,, % ICY 'ie re-
sular'y ", 'iJ ","" , w. W ' "I i l', WIZ"
aNc rcdcoo' io' ,"e '" ,i.e ..Ser anu ,e
H., ~, ne'o,u IT M G,nJ '.n,,ir,, r p'iine
,ne' "n ,rcI, ibrngh ,b v a,' rean
avery, ar, nf ,b,. .v.tcm ard ,rnr,b,n,,, mnn,>
,b, fapn a. :" %, Health in the noomny chee MOUNTS
Moitl'. vegetal lie Life Medicine, have been thor
onehy tested, and pronounced sovereign remedy for
Dv ,pep, ia Flaueucv, Pap'a,ion of the Heart Loss
of Appe,e, Heart burn and Hcai-acte Re.e' sue>.,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18
DoCT. MARsHALL.s Aromatic. Cs,arrb an

hOCT. MARSuAI.lI'S Aromatic, Catarrh and
- ilea lache SNUFF. This Snuli> superior to any
thing YET known, for removing that trout e>ome dis
eae the Caarrh, and also cold in the lead, and the
headache. u opens and purge, on, all oh>,ncl ions
>reng hens the glands, and give healthy action to the
paris ecled. II is p recy tree from any thing dele
ieriol> IN i'~ compo>ilion-ha> ea>ant flavor, AM
its immellaee ec', after eng used, is ahgr-eaLle.-
Price 81 cents per bottle
Docl. Mar halls Vece'ab'e Indian Bac, PLAS TER
7 hi PA ter j. unrivaed for curing ,crof ou> swell
lings $ urvy Sores, Lame Back, aud freh Wopnd.
pain in he >ie>, Hip. anl Linn :; AMI ,clIom fiil>
give relief IN local Rhe na'i,m-. If applied to tn,
>ic, will many Of The common Liver Complaint,
and i elua, if not superior, to any thing in n>e fo
the fee The virtues of hi, Pla Ter have leeI
wline, ,el " tho sand Of individuals IN the Une,
a,eS, who have e tel is erlicacy. Sold yhe pro-
preior; Cha~. Bowen, Mddehnry, VI, and PECK q
SPEAR, b boring. VI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18

IL the uiu-i pnunlai ,-n., p>.r knnun ~ Amt,c.
pfsetabh Pulmonary Bdisam is The n"s' ,aIu.ti.
th'd, COW use i curg h.. colds. asthma hthisir
Consumption. Whipping corg and pulmona, al ci,nr-
ni e'ei, kIul. Its sale ia steadily ras,ug. aud III,
"pe'o's a'e CONSTANT, .ece'y'ng lie m". favorable
,ccouni {" s effects. The following new certificates
A'e offered for publ examination.
An lNTstEsrINo CASE -Ex racl Of u leuer f,"m
VIZ e. > Cia,. Kingston, Uister co.., ". Y. 10 the
pr 'pririo,s. 'Ioits of hr 9,h ns'. dn', ,ec'd
remarkable cu'e rf..c ed h, the Veg stable rul
Wonar, Bal-dm m the @,nre, and Irne 81 1885. ih-
| Ierson, Mr Nood,, had been suck u long t,ule WI,
hr consumption. ilI- I'll, -icians had gwen him "p
lie WAS reduced 10 low 10 le unable 10 help ,mr
md was '"'-ng large quantity Of b""G when he
commenced using The BsI.am, which has efeced .
complete cut and lie H. nuN ~ hale aud hearty A.
",e' he vas. Mr.. M"oi, has removed ON 'hi- u
hui he his rrcmsed me de,a'rd account Of he
case which " Ii"'ward YOU. C.S CLAY.
| K'ng"on, N. Y June 25 1898.
| Extract Of u le''e, Gom DR. Jacol Myers The
vegetable Pulmonary Ba.am has been sold in tin,
count, for wears, aud the mei,c,ne has gained
nnr"mmnn celebrity, for ii ra'cel, in one 'ns'anr'
tuied "ihav,ng the desire effect. am by no meant
t" favor nfihe man, INNS. most Of whirh
n"s'inns upon IL rretuous public, bn' 'ha' which
know by "a he efec ual. Cannot help but Civ. M
| uwob 'i'on ,here'c. a counterfeit pr epai ton la
heen offered here b, a,ra,eliing Agent. Of Cumsrnrk
Y. and there - another article ,ended here ihai i
'rongy suspected 10 lie spurious
JAcoB MyrRs, ". ID.
Nhl;ns,on, Junia,a CO Penn. Ma, 3. 1897 F,ou
DR.. Samuel Nor'ei, I" the Prop' e'o's of 'hr Vese
'.hle ru!mnnar, Rai-am. | am satisfied that the W.
eiab'e Punon.sr, Ba'S,m - valuable medicine
u has bee" used N 'his place with comp success
IN obstinate compliant Of The lungs, attended with
e,e'e cough Ioss III voice. aud The raising of mnc
blood, h'Lh had pre-, ,,,slN resisted many approve
nesrt iptions. Alter ns'ng the Balsam one week, ia
paien' s,o,ce returned aud he wasabe TO speak aud
by This occurred some time since, aud IL
man 's now engaged not only in active bur lahor'o'
business Respectfully, &c. ) MoRRsLL.
i - now mn'p ih." six wears since wa- h,uue
inw b, .iect'on If the lungs. .nd complain
dec FL IL he inc, able h, cuunc Of three pl,
.r,ans. ! was then re,,urd 10 goo health n ha
IN DYED for many gears, b, using the Vegriahl- Pu
nonar, Bal."m. Since RECOVERY have recon
mrnded the B,l-am ~ u s'rai man, ca.rs o I'm
~nmplao's, aud - Ear as can team. its use has III
sar,ah, been followed H., much hrnei', and in
ns II has -heci.d cures whch ur,r Who'll, unex
,rc,-d. SAMUEL EvERkTr.
Rns on, March 2. 1897
| For -ai-, whD'-salr aud retail, by PECK
SPE AR h"' '"gn.n, W.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18
LIVE AND LET LIVE"

TN II snhscr er worti respectfully return his
'hanks TO his many patrons for the IT iavurs dur NJ
me past i've years, and would also inform them that
he has replenl>hel his tocl Of Stationery, Books,
bln;ing slo.t, &c and will lie happy 10 wait upon
al that 'ha favor him with their patronage, and no
"r on his part shall be spared 10 give 'ai- faction.
" " Siocb co'l money; therefore, we cannot give II
away, or sell il below cost, or Al cost hu what We
nave to sell, Ut we can get an opportunity al a
small advance from cost any one can do and live
by their business. individuals wishing 10 p,rcha, =
common School Books stationery, or Blank Books
can have chance 10 test the sincerity Of The sui ,cri
erwhen he ay, he will sell cheap ca h, ~ calling
at the sign Of the Red Ledger, College street.
SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
Nov g 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-03-18

I CsSEIL'S STOMACH BrTTERS may b.
y u'e, in Wncor waer.--1 hese cele rated Litters
are composed purely OF vege alle> Of the most inno-
cent yet specific virtues. They are recommended par
fcnary for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
aplelle-also preventative against the cholera NOR
bus, lever and ague, removing nausea, vomiting,
hcart 'rrnng, weakness IN the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms oiilauencc and ndigeS-
ton. One hox will lnciure gallon. Prce 25 cts
a lUx.
RussELL's lTcH OfNTMENT.-Th, choice and safe
ointment l. SAID TO lie superior 10 any tse, for
that di,aerceahc and loa'h ONE sea u, the ITCH.
ihl> Ointment Is 10 cearialn in its operation that
person iIonbled with the above disorder ought to lie
without II. II Is a remedy for ciateOrs erupiiOns,
,corbuiic affections of The head, any other breaking
ont which arises from sharp humors in the blood.
Price 25 cts. a OK.
! Rus Ellis VEGETABLE BrILIous Pitts, or family
physc, Tor general use in ca. e, Of Jaundice, mur i'll
n,ihy If the stomach and bowels. loss of appetite,
ipd Ireah, costivene>S Piles, and all diseases ari>
ing from hilary derangcmen'>-- fur correcting
the state Of The Hood, and cleansing the system OF
! lol aud y>cd humuurs. Thee pills are q mild Ga
lharit, producing nerhcr pains gripping, and are
therefore valuable and highly approved medicine,
aud are pronounced such ly the most distinguished
phy'lclans. Each box containing 80 Pills. Price
| 37k cts. lox
| R'i>selrs cclchra ed SALT RiIrum OINTMENT.-This
Is ungHe>!onally the Lest aud safest remedy ever YET
offered 10 the public for that obstinate d. order SALT
RitlM Where other means ha We tailed, il has sue
ccclc', and the tact that it has Len xten-lvey used
Iy eminent Practitioners speaks volumes in Ms pra
II Is equally e;licacou> in all diseases Of the skin,
scad head ring worms, and tie most mvelcrale Itch,
| &c. &c. Numerous certificates might lie obtained,
III the proyor chooses that fair trial should lie the
only evidence offs superior efficacy. Price so cents
| box. For sale ly Peck &. Spear and Robert Moody,
Burlington; ". &, f. Mic-, and lIn Il Cook, Hines
burgh; $ II. Barnc>, CharIotle; L. jane, Georgia
| l.. Tyler, Essex FuIler q Huntington, Richmond
Also, ly the druggists and merchants generally
| hrorahori the state. % On