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100000 CHILDREN Die ANNrALLV

''''Ff'i'"' ~ " '''liHltH fElnf IU the United
States,
100000 CHILDREN DIE ANNUALLY
from the effect Of Worms alone. This vast nortali.
~ can be almost entirely prevented by the use of
HulTs celebrated Lozengcs.
crown persons arc very often afflicted with Worms.
and are docored for various complaints ,fbont NM,
bencht when one or two doses of the Lozopgcs
would speedily cure them. They are an infaIlibIo
remedy, and so pleasant to the taste that children
VIII take them as readily as they would common
peppermint LOzenge
Thousands and tens Of thousands pine away and
dc OF Worms, without slspecting the real disease
The following are few of the symptoms: headache
pale lips, flushed cheeks disturbed dream fcverisb.
ness bad taste in the mouth, offensive BREATH itching
Vi tne hoStris' pam OF the stomach nausea unna-
tural appetite, swelled stomach or limbs. sense of
something rising in the stomach, &c.
10 parents, we say, do not be without the Lozen.
ges at any time-attend to these suggestions, as Won
value the lives of your children.
- Price 20 cents per box, with full directions.
For sale by Dr. w, NJ. STANSRGRV
G. STAOCIIL.
Carrollton, Miss, Sept. l, I543.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
DIR. SPENCER'S VEGETABLE Pills
A PUBLIC BLESSING

These Pills have long been known and Appreciated
for their extraordinary und immediate powers of re-
storing perfect health to persons suffering under near
ly every kind of disease to which the human Franc :;
liable.
They are particularly recommended to all those
persons who are afflicted with any kind of a chronic
or lingering complaint there is no medicine beforn
te pubic which has natural and happy effect upon
the system IN correcting the stomach and liver and to
the formation of healthy chyle and thereby purifying
the blood. FJ S
They are acknowledged by the hundreds and thou
sands who using them, to be not onlv the most
mllG and pleasant III their operation, but the most
perfectly innocent, safe and efficient med .ino oy
offered to the public. Those who once make n trial
ol these Pills. never aterward feel willing to be with
out them, and call again and again for more which T
sufficient proof of their good qualities.
HEADACHE-SICK OR NERVOUS.
those who have suffered and are weary of suffer-
ing with this distressing complaint, will find Sen
Ger vegetable P1IS remedy at once certain and i'm
medlate IN It's effects. One single dose of the Pills
taken soon as the headache is felt coming on will cnr
1t in one half hour entirely
AS remedy Ill summer and 6olcel conqDlaints tbe,
9lsPay their wonderful powers to admiration and are
faI superior to any thing in use for these connI;t
In Dys. epSia and Liver Complqfnt lbev stand ms
nValled' Many have been cured in few weeks aftor
having suffered under the dreadful compIaint
years. 'Pi"ii' ''r
In Habitual COst,ueness thev are decidad, sr,,o.:
or to any Vegetable Pill ever brought before the nb
ic; aud ono % cent box will establish their
virtues, and place them beyond the reach of donh,
the estimation of every individual }
Ihey are invaluable in nervous and hvpochondria-
cal affections loss of appetite and all comnaints 70
which females alone are subject ''''' - J
They mild in their action and copvo,, ol,o. J.
hihedlate convection OF their utility from the fret
lose They may be taken by persons of anv are and
ne feeble, the nfrm the nervous and JeIic5to oro
trengthened by their operation because thew cIaa tho
ystem OF bad humors, quiet nervous rritabiItv and
lvariably produce sound health. ''u y
Upwards of three hundred and serenfD tbo,,on5 II
'Tes of these inestimabe Pills have been Sold VIII; lie
e last twelve menths in three States alone and moro DC
an three times the same quantity in other States w
AS an anti-billious medicine, family should be W.
thout them single trial of them is more sat;s nj
ctory than thousand certificates Price 25 cont ~
r box. For by DR.. w. M. STANSBJPY fe
C. STANCILL. =
Carrollton, Miss, Sept l, lS43
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~ hands high dHr. brown color with a white su1f
ih w" nnr@appuisHi 90 ~ dollars
Iak'nne By Hirhlr. lyrw ono sorreI horse. bqlI
face, with both bind lr.' aula o. the hoor. rfcnr,
fD ~ d1Iafs
laNen np By Jamcs Russell, ono little bay marc
mule with % stripe down rs weihcrs.-sog,o gc,,
MARKS. I've Fctts DId--8ppmiscI tp ~ dollars.
JOHN p MARSHALL, Ranger, G. c.
July goth, l~i3. g.,
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JAMES MCCONNELL,
w.r A. $. BROWN,
WILLIAMS LANDING, July |, 1913

JAMES MCCONNELL late Of the Firm Of Nc
IonneI y Brown, and RICFD MCCONNELL, hav-
late Firm, would respectfully offer tbcir services n
general Agents and Commission Merchants nt Wi.
hams Landing, Mississippi. V
j., we Will at all times be supplied with Boprnc
rope " I"ine Bacon Pork, Sugar, Coffee MoiassasS
%c. @c'' and general stock of Shoes, Boots. Hats
Dry Goods Hardware Queensware, Iron g. CASTINGS
~ We will at all times be prepared 10 make ii5e.
raj cash adrances on Cotton in iand
VIZ MCCONNELL & BROTHER.
WILLIAMS LANDING, July |, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
NOTICE

on Friday, the Dist day Of July next. | will
: IN obedience to Decree of the Circuit
Court OF Carroll county, Mississippi, (Chan-
Gerry side thereby sell to the highest bidder at
public sale, on a credit of twelve months. at
the Court House in the town of CarroIIton,
the House and lot of ground formerly occu.
ped by John NJ. Bright, situated west and
near to the said Town, on the south side and
adl lolnlng the Road leading from said Town to
WlIIalms' Landing. Said lot contains about
iIVe acres. "a particular description of bound
LeS gwen at the sale) Bond with at least
,E Two approved securities will be required of
JAS. WELLONS, Admir-
June 3rd, 1913 IL IA az, &c. ''
The hornet., 1843-09-12
February lS, 1913.
Stra.yeGl

lssaIs- rsss- s1zs FROM the subscriber, living in
55E lss.Sy Carrolon, a small BAY Pow,
- roach name and taI-makes mo-.
tons at pacing, and is very gentle. Anv in
formation respecting his whereabouts will be
thankfully received, and ample compensation
will be made for all necessary trouble in his
return.
G. w. II. BROWN.
June 5, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
EW SPRING, SUMNER, FALL
AND
wy ~ II II II q OAmS

'HNHE undersigned beg leave to inform tboir ola
= customers and the public generally that tI,a,,
nave associated themselves for the purpose of tron
acnng general Retail Mercantile Business. 0rr
otock beng large and fresh, and havno beon NM
pruchased IN the best Market in the United Statos
"lIl enable us to sell agreeable to the times W.
would suggest to the public, that we would he na,sod
10 take ti~ enough our StUvk before tlav nrcboso
ELSEWHERE; sew mere, 1t consists in part as follows
CLOTHS,-Back Blue, Invisible Greon &, Rro,,,,.
heavy lot of Summer Coats, Pants md Vonts.
Challes; Silks; Painted Plain and Grassland
MousIns; Lawns; Jackonet, &c;
variety Of the latest style Prints, IFrorcb F,,.
Ilsh and American3 '0' Eng
InSh' Brown, Table and Towel Linens:
BedtCking;
~ bales heavy Brown and Bleached Donost;,,.
4O cases Boots and Shoes assorted sizes md
qualities; N'' anu
Fanama, Beaver, Russia, Leghorn and Palm, u..s
assorted sizes; VIII llaVS'
ALSO
a large lot of SADDLERY, and beovv lot oe
ROELNSWARE, GLASSWARE, HARDUApr
w., AND CUTLERY, " 1Ai'l4
=" lth various other articles, COMPRISING ,ln,oe.
NM 10 De found at similar establishments IN az!
ecIlon OF country. Bought expressly for the Ls
nu' al oi which, will be sold for cash mr. on L
i'he' TO men OF undoubted punctuaIitv - 0i 'lorC
Cor-or..- ~. SANDERS & RUSSELL,
-. 1Ty :, lefo. 9-tf
The hornet., 1843-09-12

The stock Of MULES, HORSES, &c, on said Plan.
lation-ALso, all the interest which the snid John
IRWIN aad m stock Farm, IN co.partncrship with
John W. Kendall, consisting of Cattle Hogs, Sheep
and other Stock, number indefinite.
In like manner will also be sold by us M tbc rosi
dencc OF the late John l.. Irwin, in yicksburg, ON
THE 3OM day IF august, 1913,
Inc following negroes, to.wit:-IIcnry. Malinda.
sam Lucy and infant Julia, Sythe, Sarah, Octavia
ana two children, (Liza and Charles1 and all tho
and Kitchen Furniture; and also. the
stock OF Mules, Horses &c, now remaining on the
Old River Plantation Of said John L. Irwin or ca
much OF the above property will be sufficient TO sal
isfy said Trust Deeds
selling as Trustees, will convey such title only
as we have by virtue of said Trust Deeds which =
believed to be good. WILLIAM VTCK -
JOHN LANE,
r.l,o ,o., Trustees.
ooi uoly 10 1910 5l-6m.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
DR.. HULL'S WORM LOZENGss

"ORMS! WORNIS!! WORMS!"L III
" these troublesome and dangerous /
OF the stomach and bowels, which 50 GIl5T5I Gn6rI
health and destroy the lives of CHlLpnJs
Hulrs Worm Lozenges, certain ana y \
tlOn for the removal of the various Knus n
dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Want OF ApS,
tlle Fever aud Ague, and Debility OF tneJ
Bowels and organs of Digestion. ~"
cents per box, with full elections. fUr ftTiI
C. g. G. SIIl
CarrolltOn March 81, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
JOB PREN'TTVG

Vi every description, correctly executed at this Office
WIN neatness and despatch, on the most
reasonable terms
The hornet., 1843-09-12
DR.. LACOUNTS VEGETABLE TUV'
ELIXIR.

A certain and immediate oS''
nR. LACOUNT having appointed :, ss,S n
~ for the sale of his valuable Drops !"
the Tooth-Ache, can with confidence ie.Vg !,
an lnfallible cure. in ali cases, hoWe'gI.
ing relief in very few minutes, and ~, -
out any injury to the Teeth or Gums ! ! XII
property of enlivening the Gums wnsn ,as
state, and of RESTORING a healthy ana w
frlce, fifty cents vial. For sale VyTls1
Carrollton, March 81, 1913.
The hornet., 1843-09-12

lh' e"utfo.iaH.c Ointment is The first NJ the kind
hat ever originated n this country aud ufcourse.
eam0 from thc office Of the Lady, Book from whence
all oihof designs and icas are copied
We have now iu hand ton original Paintings, by
the most celebrated artists Of the day.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
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HULgS WORM tal,

~ " ffNf f' w fFIN VT INfFFN "A
. .PHgtEp iu more than 500 rsss..
only certain WUfm.dcstrugips itsI
are the greatest discover egc. n,6
the various kinds Of worms. that \
distrcssingly annoy both children AM +.
diseases arise from worms. and os-.
intense suffering and even death aa
bcing suspected grown persons !.
afflicted with them and are dociorsI
T plants, without any benefit, when m. i
Lozcngcs would speedily cure fcr
inialliblc remedy, and 50 pleasant s Il
children will take them rs readily a, s5
mint Lozeuges.
SYMPTOMS or WoRus.-pain in as
limbs, offensive breath, pickinpatfbar. +.
Of the teeth during sIecp, and al e-s
about the lips with flushed cheeks. H-
nose, a gnoWing sensation at lhgs.5.s|
heat over the surface of the boly. ,isI
shiyerings, headache, drowsines,, ygag
disturbed dreams, sudden tar.inrm ,qsl
and screaming: with troublesome coas
ness; thirst, plaid hue, fits, bad taste n \
difficult breathing, pain in the stomacn o. |
ugue, nausea, squeamishncss, yoraciOB
leanness, bloatcd stomach or limbs g1li
various parts of tie body, sense of S1l
ing in the throat, itching of the anus oa
frequent desire to pass something from
and sometimes disch rrgcs of slime and oil
Rcdd He tOliOyiHg Letters
Ncw-Eork, September
DEAR DoCToE:-AccOrding to your 4
nave used your LozengeS in several cases
md found them uniformly successful VI
in getting children to take them.
perfectly pleasant. We shall use them
ice whenever occasion offers, believing
he best verrnifuge medicine in use We
,,sed your Cough Lozenges very extensiya
hem fully to answer the purpose yas
hem for. We are yours, respectfully
ZACHARIAH B, LANE
w. Z. PLEASANT, Nd
GREEN II. BARRY, M
The hornet., 1843-09-12
WORN. 4, !. u !; /: :5SlH9g.

Are the surc'tand safest Worm Destroying Medicine
States,
The hornet., 1843-09-12

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fFH.H uurHlHt. containing ID elegant mgltufinf and
He.. LHy#WH.a. ff 4J
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VI Estate of THos. RHODES, decd
June Bird, 1913 IA Ia sn %U1 "'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-05

to the time when Mr.. Clay was set down
ai his lodgings, the route presented . scene
such as is rarely Witnessed 70 any ordi-
nary lifetime. Every street through
which the procession passed, was crowd.
ed to spffocation, literally crsmmed and
checked up with dense mass Of people
anxious TO do honor to the talents, ge-
MUS and patriotism, ofone whose name
and fame, is sart and parcel OF The com
mon glory Of the country. Every WIN
dow and balcony within the range OF the
route OF Mr.. CLAY, was filled with the
beauty OF New Orleans, sad thousands
OF the lovely maids and matrons OF The
city showered ,heir smiles, blessings
and benedctiou upon him whom whole
people delight to honor"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-05
SANDS, SARSAPARILLA.

Salvation is a condition of tho system produced
by an injudcious or improper use Of mercury, aud
many patients after having been brought fully un-
der its inference iingrr out miserable existence
for FEW months OF years; when death terminates
their suierinRs.
The pramihent ~ mptoms tenderness about the
mouth, pain in the bones, depression Of spirits and
rrostrsiion Of strength. Scrofulous and mercurisl
diseases embrace wide range and heir rsvsge,
spread To a i-siiIl extent. Hitherto these di.rs-
yes have befed medcni skill. but recently secret
has been untulded frun the srcsna of nature which
,iumpbs all opposition.
Ssnds' Sa r.npsrils. most invaluable medi-
cine ptrpa"d ~hoil, tror vegetable Materials will
arrest. and il timely administered, speedily cure
,crofuous nrtsurisl md nther similar Diseases by
ente, ing iulo the circulating fluids passing through
the whole animal frame and assimlaiing itself
with The different 6hr~s and tissues which comprise
'the tsonierfui machine" 1t is thus that msreii-
~ and s effects are driven out of the system by
enabling the powers Of Nature to perform their
function. properly, and restoring The patient 10
sound and perfect health.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and ietHil, and
for export alton, by A B. Sands & Co No 273
Broadway (Grauiie Buildings corner of Cham
Der. street New York. Price 81 per bottle, six
bottles for Is.
G& C. w. DOLL, agents, Msrtinsburg Va
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-05
FARMERS AND MILLER'S BANK

We observed some days since, in Baltimore
paper, a petition to the Legislature OF Maryland.
purporting to be signed by number of citizens ct
Washington county, aud The adjscent country,
praying for inquiry into the condition OF the Per
msr'. and Millers Bank of Hagerstown. This
has b. oueht forth card to the public, flom the Of
heer. of th,t Institution, in which they deels' e
TIM, the statements made in the petition aforesaid
are false aud sntrue from beginning to end, They
say that the Bank is read, for any investigation
which he Legislature of Maryland may order, and
further that the assets are sufficient 10 NEE, all the
liabilities of the Institution,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-05
rHp coyFRNop rI.Ecr.

fn The House Of Delegates. on Thnrsdsy last, the
29th nItimo, Mr.. Cowan presented the following
Issse, frem James Mcdowell, Esq
LgxiKeros, Va. Dec. 90, 1912.
"Messrs McMulIen and Cowan, Chairmen. Of
Joint Committee of the Senate and House Of
Delegates:
"Gsafiemes: ! have just received -FOUR letter OF
the IL III ult. Informing of my election, by the
General Assembly of Virginia, to The "o'siae Of
Chhf Magistrate Of This Commonwealth and
beg leave 10 say 10 that honorable body. through
you, that I accept the ofhce al THEN hands, with
the most respectful acknowledgements, TO them for
90 distinguished tok en- a their coed opinion. -
Ip accepting this Office eminent. least, for it,
rank. cannot but feel that the usual difficulties Of
meeting The ex pectatlons and the dues il Involves.
ate painfully increased By the suadenness with
which am called upon, with not an hour Of pre-
Iimiaary preparation, ioassume them, Still how
ever, as assume them with strong sense of what
they impose, my hope is. that Ultimate pteju-
dice will result to the State from her honors to me,
and that no citizen OF IL will ever have any usi-
fable cause to think or feel that there is any one
power with which | am armed. as Executive, by
the CONSTITUTE on and the laws, which will not be
executed whenever need be- strepoasy faithfully,
and the u,ermost, for the full protection OF eve-
ry right public and private. which the Constitution
and the laws have established
with sentiments OF personal kindness and re-
spect, am, gentlemen, your most obedien' ser
IA. MCDOWELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-05

GEN. GAINES. Learn from the
Memphis Tenn Enquirer, that Major
Gen. Edmund Pendleton Gaines, having
been nominated in Pennsylvania, for the
Presidency Of the United States, several
of his old personal friends and neighbors
at Memphis, took occasion to address him
a letter, the object Of which was to OBJ
tain his views upon the various questions
of national policy which ag!;ste the u
mon, and also some expressions as 10
whether the demonstration in his favor
met his sanction. His response is publish
ed ; IN which the General untquvocally
wthdraws his name from the list Of aspl-
rants TO the Chief Magistracy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-05
From he BALTIMORE Americaa.
MR.. CALHOUN

The preamble and resolutions intro
duced into the Senate of the Legislature
Of Georgia, nominating Mr.. Calhoun for
the PRESIDENCY, failed in that body by a
majority Of six-the Wings all voting a.
gainst them OF course.
At meeting of the members of the
Legislature snd others OF the Democratic
party, held in Millrdgeville, On the 18th
uliimo, the following named gentlemen
were appointed 10 represent the State OF
Georgia in such National Convention as
NAV be held by the Democratic party of
ths United States, for the purpose of nom
mating candidates for the Presidency aud
Vice Presidency.
Edward ]. Black. DavrdJ. Baily, Wal
ter T. Colquiu, solomon Cohen, Howell
Cobb, Mark A. Cooper, Francis Ii. Cone,
John A. Howard, John Lamar and Chas.
SpaIdng.
|. would appear FROM this choice ofDel-
eeates to the National Convention, that a
large majority Of the party IN the Legs
Iature, are undoubtedly in favor Oh Dir.
Calhoun.
A large meeting ofihe Democratic par
ty of Mobile, was held on the l7th ult., ut
which Mr.. Calhoun was nominated Tor
the Presidency.
NOMINATION. OF Mn. CALHOUN IN
GEORGIA. The Washington Globe says
that the resolutions offered in the Georgia
Legislature nominating Mr.. Calhoun for
President, and which were laid on the ia
BILE on the 18th ut., were reconsIdered
subsequently, and passed, BY decisive
majority.
4 correspondent oflhe Savannah GeoT.
gian ". B. Loco foco) says:
81 am not very well acquainted with
the sentiments Of the delegates on the
subject of nomination, but have gener-
ally heard that they are strongly Cal
houn."
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-05

Mirror J. ALsxANpER.--T union.
tunats young man, lately convicted of
the murder Of Noah Lougee, the broker,
wss sentenced on the 18th ultlmo, in the
ph,ladelphis Court of General Sessions,
10 four yeats Imprisonment, in solitary
confinement, and at hard labor, in the
peni,enuary. The Gazette says--"The
prisoner demeaned himself with (orti-
tude remarkable upon the occasion. end
which contrastpd strangely with the feel.
ings he betrayed upon the rendition Of the
verdict BY the jury"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-05

The Baltimore Patriot says:-" We
have had the pleasure for many years
past, to notice the annual visit OF a dis.
tnguished clergyman Of this city, at the
commencement of each year, who calls to
nav for his subscription in advance. To.
morrow being Sunday, We began 10 won
der whether he would visit us to-day
saturday or on Monday, but he remov-
ed our doubts by his entrance this MORN
ing Saturday into the counting. ROOM
How forcibe must be the precepts OF such
a man. whose example so we'll susta'ns
his teachings! Long may he live for the
advantage Of those who attend upon his
min.stralions; and in wishing him "hap'
Ply new year. we may hope that the close
Of the year, upon which we are about &c
enter, will find him in possession Of health
and all the blessings which kind Proyi'
depce can give.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-01-05

The l.,-.t news from Washington s that Cap
rim Tyler i. in mise, able qusudary. Scorned by
the Whie., aud all his advances rePulsed hy the
I.ocos, he knows not whittier To direct his foot
stems. To drown his troubles, it is said, he PnHs
powerful hard. and he and the =" monkey have
some awful conflicts !-R, Whig.
We have heard this before, aud heard 1t with
fee lire. and reflections of a somewhat mournful
character. not that we have any sympathy with
Mr. Tyler but because il is patural to contemplate
with painful ntere.. the dreadful consequences Of
human folly and weakness.
Mr. Tyler's fate, We spprehend, is that which
ha. ever been, and ever will be The fate of him who
suffers the seishne.s natural to man, to get the
batter of The nobler qualities Of his nature-~ho
eovets, with eager appetite, the distinctions
Of Office and that thing called "hlthy lucre. "
succewful. he but clutches phantom. that shrink'
TO nothing in his grasp Ifunsuccessful, the world
knows how to dispense 20 him its .corn and con
t.mp,. In either case he has thrown away the
respect and esteem of the wise and the good, and
the next step i. to thror array htmsJ.