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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
DR.. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE ANTLDlL
IOUS AND ANTl.DYSPEPriC PILLS.

gw7,IE unigcial estimation in which these
u celebrated P,lis are held, is satisfactorily
demonstrated by he increasing dem md Tor them
in every STATE aud section Of the Union, aud by
the voluntary testimonials t. their remarkable
efficacy which are every where offered Ii J.
not less from deeply gratifying confidence that
they arc the means OF extensive amt lnesumlte
good among his addicted fellow creatures, than
from Interested considerations, that the proPna
tor Of these pre-euGnmnly successful medicines Is
desirous oil keeping them constantly before pub
Tic eye. The sale OF every additional boz and
bottle is guarantee that some persons Will be
rcliey / from Il greater or less degree OF suffering
aud be improved in general htalth; for IN no
case Of suffering from disease can tJey b. taken
In vain.--'lhe proprietor has never kuo~a or
been informed Of an instance in which they have
failed to do good.--in the most oh, innate cases
Of chronic disease, such as chronic dyspepsia,
torpid liver rheumatism, asthma, nervous aud
bilious headache, cOstVeness, piles, general de-
bilit,, scroluInus swelllngs aud ulcers, scurty
salt rheum aud al! other chronic affections oithe
oryaus and membranes, they effect cures with d
rapid t. AMI pcnnaneEcy WiuCh l." persons
would theoretically believe, but 10 which thou.
sauds have ties idud Itom happy experiences, In
colds and coughs, which, il neglected, superln
duce the most fatal diseases OF The lungs, and in
deed the vicera in general, these MEDICINES, il
taken but Tor three or four days never fail Ia.
ken at neht, they SO promote the lnsenslbe per-
sgtraton, and 50 relieve the system OF iebrile ac-
ton aud flculent distractions, as TO produce a
most delightful sense OF conyaesccnce in lie
mouing AMI though the Usual syPtoms OF a cold
should partially return during the day the repe-
titjon ola suitable dose at the next hour OF bep-
inc will almost invariably effect permanent re
ief, with out further aid. Their effect upon f.
vers of a more acute and violent kind is MOI
less sure and speedy if taken in proportonablt
quantity; and persons retiring To bed with in.
Ammatory symptoms Of the most alarming kind
will awake with thegratifying consciousness tina
the fierce enemy has been oyerthrown, and cal
he easily subdued. in The same way, ylscera
turgescence, though long established and yisera
LAamatons, however critical, viii yeld-th,
former 20 small and the latter TO large doses o
tese Pills: aud SO also hystercal a(Iecuons
hypocondriacism, festessuess, and very many
other varieties ofthe NeurotcaI class Of diseases
Welded TO the efficacy Of these pills. Price, q
cents per box, with full directions. For sale a
the LEXINGTON DRU& STORE.
Lexington, April 30, 1912. 2l--ly
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
EguII'S WOrrln LOzcnges.

VPO ROVED in more than 5000 cases TO be in
* lalible, the only certain Misunderstanding
Medicine in use, and are tie greatest discovery
ever made for dispeiling the various kinds OF
worms, that so frequently and Increasingly an
nov both children and adults Many diseases
arise rom wsrms, and occasion long aud intense
suffering aud ever death, without their ever be-
ing suspected: grown persons are very often at.
nictpd with them and are duclored for varous
complaints, without any benefit; when one dose
of these Lozenges would speedily cure them.
They are an mollible remedy, aud so pleasant
10 the taste that children will take them. as lea-
div as common temperament LOzenge.
SYMPTOMS OF WonMs Pain in The joints and
limbs, offensive breath, picking at the nose, grin
ding Of the teeth DUNG sleep, and at times a
paIeness about the lips with dashed cheeks:
bleeding at the nose a gnawing SENSATION at the
stomach, flashes olheat over the surface Of the
body, slight ohHs or shiveirnss, headache,
drowsiness, vertigo, torpor, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting in sleep with fright aud scream.
iDv with troublesome cough, feyerishness,
thirst, paid hue, fits, bad tasIe ia the mouth
,ifficnlt breathing, pain ir the stomach or bow
ia. fatigue, nausea, squeamishness, voraoious
0nnete, eanness, bloated stomach or limbs,
gFpings, shooting pains in various parts Of the
bo5p. sense of something rising in the throat,
itching of the anus towards night, frequent
desire 10 pass something from the bowels, and
sometimes discharges of slime and mucu'.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
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NC two yoN volumes at The e.d Of d ~ va
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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
Notice.

T.syHE undersigned lII''I !, ons
l6lE section Of tO@Ho u, % / I
3 east; will on Monday %, l tl",sr
September next, at The Couf' li", i.
of Holmes county, III pO''u'j M
order fine Police Court pIV'' ,s,,r.
at public oulcry 10 the h'she'a, O, y,,s
a credit of one, two, ) asa =
above described l6'b sec,IVU' .,,nin
Bond and security VIII " ~
''' j. j. MORRISON
NOAH tloRRIs'
c. C. JASPER
!. P. GATES, ,curOl
AUGUSTUS PITC TlS'
Aug. 8, So c"' i'''
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
INSOLVENCY.,

TEVIIE, undersigned having been appointed by
e. the Hon Probate Court Of llulnes county,
commissioners OF Insolvency, on the Estate OF
Lewellen Lewis, deceased, viii meet on the End
Saturday in eacn month, for the next months
at the office oil j, NJ. Dyer, Esq, IN Lexington
for the purpose Of receiving, examining, auditing
and allowing claims against said deoedenls es-
tate.
S. II. BAUGHN,
r. II, SPlVEY,
j. NJ. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
Commissioners.
June 70. 81 GIN
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BOSTON NOTION
rO AND
'n raa IA.

TUX ONLY Pro-, NL
WAY have made ,,,, D'llARs!l
SM1a,Sr, by which We are ~o', sa,G
lor only ftre Dollars. ~" Motion lor q. "
sp nsl' 'ale ot for rs here to en,,, j.. we
has IL nro Character Of Grp1an'o,lo tPla
n nr' c i, one year acquired c c.a, Nopn \
u, we world ,, The Year I 4 99y rsrola'
70 oe increased in the nunb s,' Tie Mp..
be added to it. '"'uaOle altact@sN@
o. Philadelphia, the PubI,bss''' u 70 Nr Cab,
or TO the undersigned, co"v s' !. o. de N,sS'
.lon Quarto or Folio Eait.oa9 81 lIe EopE N
game tor le49 WILDE orv, ' w.. Ga0,a,T'
V Si.S i Notion will be sent I 20" 700 N
published. 'N'y having tep,, NJ
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
Tailoring,

TEyElE subscriber having permanently
i'll located hlpseIfat TchuIa, with the
view Of conducting The Tailoring BUSH
ness in lis various branches, Informs the
citizens of Tchula ana vicinity, that he is
prepared to make garments to order in the
nealest and most fashionable manner and
at tho shortest notice.
N. Il. Garments cut TO order and 10
all cases warranted to fit, il we'll made up.
y. FARRELLY.
TchuIa, May 7, 1912. 2" II
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
Tchula, January 1912.

The subscriber VIII coninue the Gro
Gerry and Commission business as usual
and hopes by strict attention to business
to merit the patronage Of the public. "A
general stock of PLANTATION supplies al
ways on hand. II
CALEB WORLEY.
Tchula, January 9th 1912. 6-tG
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
NOTICE.
yWyHE copartoershlp heretofore exis

FMT HE copartnership heretofore exists
ID lug between the Subscribers is lbi.
day dissolved by limitation. All persons
having claims agaInstlhe Subscribers viii
please present Tor payment, and all per.
sons owing said subscribers will please
call and settle as soon as practicable. Il
is hoped that the indulgence SHOWN viii
be sufficient for our friends to adjust their
accounts as soon as possible; Caleb Wor.
ey, is fully authorized to close all bnsl.
ness of the late firm Of Elliott g. Worley
G. J. ELLIOTT,
CALEB WORLEV.
Tchula, January 1912.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22

The July number of tits elegant periodical
viii Commence new volume, and The publisher
takes tins opportunity to assure the public, that
ne viii remit no effort TO keep il, where il is now
acknowledged TO tie, at the very head of Amer.
can periodicals. No expense has been SHARED.
anu none will be, to make its embellishments of
The most splendid description, aud in proof of
what he has accomplished in this respect, the
publisher refers TO the series ofbrilant engrny.
mgs, both Ime and mezzotint, which be has re.
Gently given; while IN regard TO the future, he
thinks II sufficient to say, that he has now rea.
dy for publication numerous pli es, even sur
passing in beauty and Interest those which hehas
already issued These viii he given in the course
OF the coming volume.
As TO tho Literary Department of the Lady's
Book, the publ cher pledges himself, that it shall
continue TO merit the superiority which has been
awarded TO It already Nearly every American
writer of emlnence contributes 10 its pages occa-
suualIy, and IL each HHDt6cr, besides articles
nom the Editors, there aIf contributions from
MISS SEDGWICK, MISS LESLlE,
II, Z. v ILLS & I. S. ARTHUR.
A combination Of talent which cannot be found
elsewhere.
The Lady's Book Is published monthly ut, 81
per annum, payable IN al vance,
AGIrtg.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
Selling Off at Cost.

And a great many articles at less than tht
New York and New Orleans prices.
g#VHE Undersigned wishing to raise
JAIL some money and finding it impos.
slbIe under the depressed state of Affairs
to collect on the old score, will sell his
goods (some just opened, } at and below
cost for the Ready, VIZ;
dry Goods, CTockery
Bonnets, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hard
ware, &c.
A. Q. BREATH.
Tchula, May rs, lS42. 26 2w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
GODEY'S
LGdy'S Hook.

EDITED ny
MRS, ST. HALE, MRS. l.. II. slGoURNEY
NJ, M'MICHAEL & l.. A. Cooley.
Each number cmbeiLshcd uiM splendid
STEEL & .MEZZO1LNT ENG ,4YLNGS
ElSHioNPL.4TES, muse, &c.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22
"a ROY SUNDERLAND,
lbs Fulton Street, New York.

or" To every editor who gives this adver
tisenient 9utire, twelve insertions, we will for
ward TO orler, one copy Of the whole work, pro-
vided the papers containing this notice, Ee sent
to the New York Waterman, N. Y.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-22

County Editors, giving The aoo 's.l.,
four insertions, will obhge The Pa. .I@.s
enutle themselves thereby toa Coiy Wy" y,
Chronicle, regular throughout Z, ,,. .,.' II !,
papers containing adseT'''ems'' -''' +
ly Messenger
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
DiED

sen of this cily and edas daughter j. Raphael of Lou
isyilIe, Ky.
December 25 Mr. John Gvan Dutchess County, in his
9Th year.
December IS. Mrs. Hlah, widow of The late Abraham
Russell. in her 69,h year.
those of her son. Theephus Russell respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral This Day the 27 inst al y O'Clock,
p Al The house of her the Tenth Avenue, mex!
10 III. corner of Twenty -fourth.strRet.
December ., Mr.. Frederick a. klopfer, 6i
December 25 hiiss Della Groadhead IL.
December 25 MIR. John 5. Snow.
December ~. D 1yd Whiting, SO.
A. Newark y. j. December q Mr, Ellen Davis, in her
5ilh year.
1T Washington City, December q, Mrs Pamela Bledsoe,
in eer 9Th wear lie of Hon. Henry 5. Lane Representa-.
i've in Congress from Indiana.
Al his residence in Prince Georges County, Nd, pecen-
her 49, Samuel Fowler, in his S7h year.
Al Bristol. England November 49, George Frederick H.,
eldest son OF Dr. Edward Hodges o this clly 70 years ad
CrntlS
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
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MARRIED =:

On Sunday evening, by the Rev. L. p W. Balch, Mr..
john r. Collord 10 Miss Amelia Mchaels-all OF this city.
AT Syracuse N. Y. December Il, Dir. Lucius ~ Sand
ford oi this city Miss Caroline Ann, daughter OF Lewis
At washingnn, December 3D. Dir. clrs,an limerick TO
Hiss hIshala Ellen Harper, both OF W.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
q Knickerhoeker Rakerr. 900 rsawn i

so SIKH Avenue and al = HI NIB ERrs 3 Jsu,es et
The subscriber ava himself o.! the iaciaes OIL the Pr
IN INFORM lhs public generally that be stu Continues ss
Bread business and that be has commenced, N addition 10
the sakug OF cakes OF rarina kinds and Qualities also
assortment o. Pies and Crackers Batter and Graham y
Butser snd Tea Biscuit Rusk, Buns, plain and or1a
nented Plumb and Pound Cake.
perniendents Committees OF Sabbath Schools othe,
Societies 10 hs proposal Is tclows He viii nruish teen
Cake OF the various k.ads for the cost OF the materials e
labor.
Families giving large orders viii be allowed handsome
reduction Orders OFT OF The ciry VIII ne attended to on az
reasonable ies as those OF the c " Orders TO be cireci
ed IN BY post 10 The subscriber, 223 Sowery, stating dis
;pcty the name OF the Boat Stage by which they "af,
their orders sent; also distinctly the name OF the person.
town or village 10 which the package 10 be sent no or
Ger viii be filled Up unless the dollars and cents accompany
boIdrn Tor The amount ordered wsi s. HUNRERT.
~ b. The reaiers of Tor by} the SUM- VIII please take
particular notice and give the share OF Their pa
cept n the cooking Of Cr,ers DoughnntS Three or
persons ao out CT employment and wishing an epPor-
tuaty 10 earn from two dollars per day. will be IN
structsd bow may be done by calling AT 30 Bovery or
SO Sixth Avenue. w. q. II. Gig awt
y Gen.:e,nan's scarEs and Cravats.-C. B.
HATCH 81 Wiam-street, Opposite Plat has just re-
ceyed fresh suopy OF Scars and Ctavas OF The riches,
styles, and selected especially for the approaching Holy.
days Those wishing 10 purchase are invited to call aHd
examine. d. ews+
D, Christmas and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
kNGvERS, 81 Broadway have just received rom Ed.
rope one the richest OF goods suitable for
Christmas and NewYears Presents offered for sale in
this ciy combining elegance and utility They respectfully
invite their friends Call and examine for themselves. For
sale above the celebrated SOLAR LAMP, for briance
end economy surprising all others in DIG 2~s'
u Go do,vi, 20 No. LOG DEviston-street To
buy your Oil Candies james hcAiser IS agent TOR
an eTecsye Oil Candle 1fanu;acturer at Nantucket,
and wilt sell the following low prices: The best winter
sleached Sperm OIL warranted 10 burn 20 hours without
crusting by the gallons, at wholesale prices beacaed
Elephant OIL that will b1rs all night at 5s fall Sperm Oil,
warranted pure, At IS first quality Sperm Candies by the
box oj ceGts and by retail g i'd Families supplied with
gallon cans at g. OIL and Candles any part OF the
city ofexpene. Downown orders may be let at the
stare OF James Z Sharp, % Cedars;ree which VII be rs
med,ateiy attended To. d-3 ot'S
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
MARINE JOURNAL.

Ship orpheus Hill, from Valparaiso, September lS and
Tacahuana October IA with wheat, cocoa &C. 10 Bart
lett.
British brig James Hay Mack Sierra Leone, and p days
from Kingson Jamaica, with camwoob, hides &c, 10 Z |
Ntvias Il Son.
Brig Magnolia Ellis 10 days from Point Petre, Gunaa.
oupc lh $50 barrels 1908 oranges aud % bafres ie-
ons order
schr G! Bias Munson, days from Newfiaven, in bal
last. nssier. .
Schr Philip De Peyster Wainwright, from Absecom, with
riz the wreck Of schr Ces,e lost on her passage
Schr ponsauid, Bailey 10 days from Wilmington, NC,
yriyll naval stores, to woodhull and AIin,urn.
schr O.ceola, Msn;on y days from ST Domingo, with
ii5 sticks guumve and 1914 crotches mahogany, TO Ay-
gIar L Co.
Scbr Splendid Crowel from Boston, with mdze.
Schr Marietta CroweIl, from Bo on with uldze
Schr William E 6ird, Carson, from Richmond Va, with
coal
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
Sch.Republic
DISASTERS

The schooner Casket Kelly from Aux Cages. with car
20 of coffee log wood SC NewYofk, wrecked
al Fish Keys Nearly all the with the
materials OF the vessel, has beeA eaved.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
" Repor. no. ac Doctor .soI.n .gl,o:n.

r.ox, ~, or y,octov so,,r Thorn.
" Ns,pol. wv a.. =, .Sa,,' -, - D .i,;t,i;a,
sos.S EtsS'iJSs, 49,, -, ~, Sr,n,on IA, hs.n
~ tss llsGrs ar era On 49, ] ~, sassTsl ,by
all ctea 'cr ~ hon;ns-naa oes ss,ei'Gsu n ny ny Ia
siclans i9aaa 20 re,e a1a s @ Residence i.o cherry
uaSs; , oei''ie-'e ~ = - "
1|Iofsy q. Ee ~ :, -. ~ to ,Iasi So. cer;ifica.
teeitn fi ~ S.eee III la ''' - Nt'I'' - '-'
ddieu pec; III u !, r a ,,.. ps.;,11 NJ coherts
SS6 G. % ~ o. lad attack See
a,'G,.a oa ,IG ca's ns,ed IA ner ~, y
5;i ~ D. so,nr;, Tbor,asW w Beecber No 30 Down
ing-sircet cured OF Hes ot hVe years ana Dyspe'1 "
SIX wears standing See cefuhcale Gatsa NOV o. ~,
ConSumption-hiaTia Mns>ey, OF the town OF mop,
Waldo County, Stle OF hials cured OF Colsrmpion- see
certificate dated Nov. H.
4gac aud Feuer-Geo Hsnknson, los En-steet curea
nf kyue and Feve OF cur months Standing. He had spent
cured MIN IN three days Csrhcole catea pee, l.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
Memoir kSDA

TIE U g. snip from Table Bay, Cape or
Good Hone October bound cruise TO Madagascar,
Mozambique &C. for protection OF our whaling ships IN
! the .diaa Ocean.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
UooTHAcHE CuRED-The Glove

Anodyne Toothsehe Drops wiz cure The most vio:en.
Tco,ache in one minute Price S7t cents Prepared and
mid by DAVID SANDS CO. wholesale and retail Dug
eis,s and Ctem m " East Broadway, corner Market s-
7s and 100 Fulton ST. and rs Broadway. tH 2wts
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
sleusnercias and Raorey MATTERS.

y, r. M
There was shia attendance atthe Board today and no
daion eyinced 10 buy. The only change 10 prices
per cen advance or Stonington.
There are moderaesaies of Sterling at 5s S. and France
545
Inland Exchanges are very quiet today.
There appears 10 be difference of opinion 10 the
arount OF specie brought by the Britannia. We good
authority for fixing the amount at GlS000 about $3.50
o which about lbreequarteys TO this City The
Orleans from Valparaiso brings considerable bullion.
hc resignation OF Mr. Nicoll of the New.York Life and
Trust Co. has caused much suspicion in Walis We had
intended to aude 10 the circumstances of the case but
morning paper bas the matter before The pub
lie have longer the same for silence II is
generally known in Was that Mr. Nicol requested
TO resign in consequence OF being d.coyered by the d.
recors lhat he was In the habit Of buying lottery tickets
and hey rightly Judged that such habit was incompatible
with the responsibilities OF the position he occupied A The
same time they distinctly that there s no defacaiion
ia Ncors accounts and that the only money Used IN ese
specuiatioHs, has been his Mr.. ~ sometime since
drew prize OF $4,000 which, however, be has since lost
as be won IT, The Directors of the Company are COM
mended requiring the resignation ef hr ~ under the
have been censurcd in some quarters for
az apcarea desire give undue publicity TO the reason for
such action. We have given the above statement IN justice
10 Mr. N;co 10 whom the Trust Co. much Of its
pelity and the OF dealcatons. &C. Which
Not slightest sldn upon the character
of that gentleman
new issue of counterfeit Tens the state Bank, New
ark bas been made in this City They hograped en-
their paper and poorly executed Letter a, pay Ransom
sturges Nov is, 1872 j. ID. Vermiyea, Cashier Elias
Van ArsVale, President
One dollar notes the Frederick County Bank altered to
FfYes are in circulation at Baltimore.
The Planters and Merchants Bank of Mobile has gone
into quidsion according the of the Stockholders
The Stockholders have rather poor look.
A Committee Of tie Alabama Legislature have reported
that II is desirable 10 wind up all the Banks.
Tire Maryland Legislature bave b peti!oned to invest
igate the condition of the Farmer and Mlers Bank, at
Hag erstown
There fair business done at the Philadelphia Stock
Beard State Fives continue in demand at 43a; Skies at
6-4s asked. No change Whatever in the money market
A, Mobile 18th, sigbl bills NewYork were lH3 IL; 90
days. 0 per cent; Sterling, l4l Is.
AtNew Orleaps, the demand Tor Foreign Exchange has
been very animated and the rates have consequently adj
yanced and still preserve upward tendency. Sterng
per cs premium Francs, s.. Domestic Exchange
i, 1a 60 days bills NewYork q per cent discount;
sight checks. per cent discount.
The cDio Commissioners OF the Canal Fund have made
report in which they that since the 18th OF Noven
her they have made the 10 blowing leans
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27
- 60 dow, So. r6N Dkyision-s,ree.
Passengers Arrived

IN the skip 0rpheus from Valparaiso NJ Fenley, oi
Baiirnorc Z Greca OF do; 5 Tyler, OF Norwlchi 4
Aerne, OF Chill; I A Thorre, OF Lime.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

yTESTINGS Vestings!. Vestings -
"a, Newye.,,s Pressuts0iSAAC T. TaAYER,
50 Maiden Iaae has on hand lhe splendid collection
tnrd largest cut s,ock OF rich Cashmere. CasnmeIeu,
WooIen Vevcs Valencia silk and Satin Vesilngs, 10 De
found il Eew-York.
me above embrace al the most desirable styles import
ed anil viii be offered hy the piece, or al retail al the o
et cash prices al the cheap cloth store, NO. 80 MAIDEN
lare. ~ ..
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-27

Totai.. 4J22tV UU I,USb7I %
The which this was sold, varies irobi 90 to 90
cents on the dollar The reader will that tie sum total
Is fraction less than 10 The dollar and that is about
the present value Of the stock