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WOMAN

As the vine which has long twisted it:
graceful foliage around the oak, and beer
lifted by it into sunshine, will, when the
hardy plant is rifted by the thunderbot
cling round it with its caressing tendrilS
and bind up its shattered boughs, so it is
beautifully ordered by Providence, thai
woman, who is the mere dependent ana
ornament Of man in his happier hours
should be his solace when smtten with
sudden calamity, winding herself into the
rugged recess of his nature, tendery sup
porting the dropping head, and binding
up the broken heart.
MARRIAGE enlarges the scene of happi-
ness or misery. A marriage Of love is
pleasant, marriage of interest easy, and
marriage where both meet, happy; and a
happy marriage has in it all the pleasut IS
Of friendship, all the enjoyments of sense
and reason, and, indeed, all the sweets Of
Ilie Good nature and evenness of tenn
per will give you an easy companion for
life; virtue and good sense an agreeable
friend; love and constancy a good wife or
husband.
There is something in SICKNESS that
breaks down the pride of manhood-that
sollens the heart, and brings it back to
the feelings Of infancy. Who that has
languished, even in advanced life, in sick
ness and dependency; who that has pined
on weary bed in the neglect and oneli-
ness of foreign land, but has though of
the mother shat looked on his childhood,
that smoothed his pillow, and administered
to his helplessness? Oh, there is an en-
during tenderness in the love of mother
to son, that transcends all other aflec-
tons of the heart! 1t is neither to be
chilled by selfshness, nor daunted by dan
ger, nor weakened by worthesness, nor
Stlfied by ingratitude. She will sacrifice
every comfort to his convenience: she will
glory in his fame, and exult in his pros
oerlty; and if misfortune overtakeHhim,
ne will be the dearer to her from misfor-
.une: and if disgrace settle upon his name,
The will still love and cherish him in spite
If his disgrace; she will surrender every
pleasure to his enjoyment; and if all the
world besides cast him off, she will be all q
he world to him.
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and the Generals in wild cats and rae
coons. | can grin steam boat machinery
out of place, and snort Major Jack Down
ing from Washington to his uncle iona
than's &fn yard, am just what you may
call a real shorter and gaul buster. |
can out eat, out drink, out work, out grin,
out snort, out run, out lift, out sneeze,
out sleep, out lie, any thing in the shape
of man or beast from Maine to Louisiana.
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THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE,
Printed and published weekly, by
l.. p. HALL.

TERMs.---Four Dollars and Fifty cents in
advance, Five Dollars if paid within six months,
or Five Dollars and Fifty cents at the expiration
OF the year. No subscription will be discontn-
ued until all arrearages are paid, except at the
option of the publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at ONE DOLLAR per
square, Cten lines. or less,) the first insertion,
and FIFTY CENTS for each continuance. All ad.
vertisements mnst be marked with the number
of insertions required, or they will DO continued
until forbid, and charged accordingly Payment
to be made when the advertisement il left for
Insertion, or on demand
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NOTICE.

nR. T. NJ. ROGERS has this day
- formed Co-partnership with DR..
). MERSHON. DR.. Rogers will be alb
sent few weeks, after which they will
give their undivided attention to prac-
tlce' During the summer they will keep
small assortment of Select Medicines for
retail. Office at DR.. RS old stand, where
DR.. M. may now be found ready to attend
to business.
March %, 1887. l'-ot
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NOTICE.

A / the October Term, 1897, of the
IN Hon, the Probate Court of Amite
county, shall present my account for
maj settlement and allowance on the Es-
tate of Johnson Randall, deceased.
ROB'T LONGMIRE, Admir-.
Sept. 5, 1887. 38-et
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

tLUhDLE IhACI VI LAND
LNOR SALE.-The undersigned offers
a. his tract Of land on which he lives,
for sale on the best of terms, with consid-
erahIe indulgence to the purchaser. Said
land lies in Amite county, six miles north
west of Liberty, on the west prong of the
Amite river. 1t has on it three story
dwelling house and all other buildings
situated to the convenience and comfort
OF the Planter; it has on it fine gin, &c.
The situation is remarkably healthy, sur
passed by none in the State. Any person
wishing to purchase would do well to give
me a call between this and the first of
January next. The purchaser can buy
from one to three sections of land. | will
also sell horses, hogs, and cattle of good
quality; farming utensils, blacksmith tools,
&c. Any person wishing to receive any
Information respecting the above de-
scribed land, and will direct a letter to
Liberty, will give them any information
hey wish. WILLIAM BATES.
Sept. 26, 1887 Al
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A TALE FOR THE YOUNG AND OLD.
FROM THE CHRISTIAN REGISTER,

There is a sublime moral in this short
and simple, yet touching tale; which it
will be for the pleasure and profit of our
young readers to peruse with attention,
and which the elder may not omit with
out loss. We extract it from the Portland
Daily Courier.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

"A / the next September term of the
~ Probate Court of Amite county. |
shall present my accounts as Administra.
tor OF the goods, &c. of Elizabeth Bennett
deceased, and as guardian of Margaret e.
Bennett, for final settlement and allow.
ance. JOHN LOWRY
august ISL, 1851 36-3t
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NOTICE.


ME partnership heretofore existing
Il in this city under the firm of Bui-
LW, ShiPp, d Co., & in Natchez of Shjpp,
Ferriday, q. Co., was dissolved on the Cd
current by limitation. All persons in
debted to, or those having claims against
either of these establishments, will pre-,
sent them in New Orleans, to Bennett.
Ferrlday, d Co., who are duly authorized
to receive and pay the same.
The signatures of the old establish
ments will be used for the purposes of
Liquidation only, by Henry L. Bennett,
New Orleans, and William Ferriday,
Natchez, or their authorized attorneys.
HENRY L. BENNETT,
WIN. FERRIDAY,
Surriring partners Of tie firms of Built,
Ship, D. Co., and Ship, Ferri-
day. T. Co
New Orleans, July 3, 1887.
The business hitherto carried on by
the above, will be continued by the sub
scrlbers, in this city, under the firm of.
bennett, Ferridays, T. Co., and in Match
oz' OF W. d Il. FerridaB D. Co., who
have entered into Partnership for that
purpose.
HENRY l.. BENNETT,
WIN. FERRlDAY,
ROBT. FERRIDAY,
JOS. C. FERRIDAY.
S. w. WATERS.
New Orleans, July 8, l837.-3l-17
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NOTICE.

LL persons indebted to the firm Of
IA Shuler & Travis, on last years ac-
counts, are requested to come forward and
make settlement, either by cash or note.
WILLIAM TRAVIS.
October 3, 1897. 1875
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DR.. CARROLL

5 pleased to announce to the public.
IL that he has taken DR.. TRASK into
partnership with him, in the Practice of
Medicine and Surgery. He has only to
say that DR.. Trask is a graduate in the
science of Medicine. Our undivided at
tention will be given to all business entrus-
ted to us. Office opposite McDowells old
Tavern Stand
Liberty, Aug. 9Th, 1887. 34-tf
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JAMES M. SMILEY.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
NlLL practice in the several Conrts Of
wv Amte and the adjacent counties.--Of.
flee in Liberty, Mississippi
August s, 1897 2A,c
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HAVlNG formed a copartnership,
" are now carrying on the TAN
MING, CURRYlNG, BOOT and SHOE
MAKING BUSINESS, in all its various
branches. Thankful for past favors, they
solicit continuance of the patronage with
which generous public have heretofore
favored them.
FThey will give good wages and con-
slant employment to four or five Journey
men Boot and Shoe-makers.
June 10, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27


SIR-You will perceive by papers, that the lie
gislaturc Of this Island, Tuesday last The de-
bate and decision Of the Assembly Thursday evening
has put an end to the hopes Of the radical Jewellers
CT Jamaica.
They designed and hoped have "put ead' to the
apprenticeship term for the prcdia apprentices in Au
gus, next when IA you are presume aware the non
prndals will be entirely Free Had the Jewellers sue
ceeded the consequences TO Jamaica must have been
fatal. Thank God, we have yet sufficient patriotism
and strength to prevent their gaining the ascendancy
The unfortunate occurrence between Captain Groves
of the packet ship Emily and Doctor Stenne, enc OF
his passengers from your city to this remains IN satu
quo Legal proceedings have been commenced by both
parties and both held TO heavy bail, to take their
trials which must be before court OF Vice Admiralty.
Several Of the Emily, have been examined, dc
beae cse and is but justice TO Captain Groves to
state that as we have become more acquainted with all
the in connection with this affair the more
have we been convinced that he acted in sell defence,
and that he exhibited more calmness and temper than
could have been expected Of any other placed in
the peculiar situation that he 1t is with pleasure
state that public opinion, which at first very much
against Captain Groves is entirely enlisted on his
part.
the past week the rains have been terrific for the
tropics The mail from the south side Of the island 10
overdue fifty six hours. and some fears are enter
tanned for its safety the rivers being lin Yves, India
parlance "down; that is say, they swollen by
the rains The island, which has been very sickly,
am happy to say, is tins time unusually healthy this
city particularly So although we sometimes see our
friends in apparent good health on one day, and the
next hear they have gone that bourne whence no
-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

STCGGSMpLdisS's SxIENIAL o! nA Iss.a,
n.dy p :sssa.y
weakness Irregusriy o'hs Mense Irsed o. Diseases
gans The Immediate relief generally afforded by the Of
be Bsamic Compound short space Of time has 50 much
confidently offered With aes.mpanysE Certificates q The Eo
ss se w f
only y " sering, White chapel L?.do9 Sod wholesale
os-sm. No. 90 Nassau 4. corner ofFul,cn
DMYsDA A. sSv,S rim sa,gsoD Ne
leave inform The pube that v sew attends perousy 70
gentlemen sending horses u Ms essi%ea, may depeni 90
having them sbod the owed cient6c principles
ows inrmsry bu, his arrangement " borse shooting pre-
cude the POSSIBILITY Of attending them al their sabcser
o those who are scep,c o. bis abilities he win merely say
e. rn them to the test sHss q ~ BALE the
sssm4 Graduate Of the EdinbsrRh Veterinary school
OF Wien Ls1ison. Hunsr: Red Drop viii .aper.eae the
Of every thing that ever was kn:wn for the venerc not
popr.y bS r. nc u peop are 20 easily deceived
particularly three quarter. Of are every
or read Of yeu wish 90 further exprss, get This
S s s sl,
Uroh Levison Of whom be obained privately and con-
50 North Sixth street. Philadelphia 50 Hamilton street Albany
an 10 New Orleans n24lms
spslsr t.s0s ,fope. ,sssse
os have caused ito be universally acknowledged far surer
Sa wsoepnp Cough sssms Of Brsss and ali
fecons Of the Chest and Lungs leading to Consumption
Lverwort has been for vo c remedy tor the
above complaints among the medical profession The above
preparations not only contains all the virtues n Lverwor
but combined with herbs which
have long been known and hello IN bgh estimation for their
s.,ss m.sar s" sro ones
peeora lower insmmsen, and prevent the secretion Of
phlegm II particularly recommended OF
sumpve constitutions II almost instantly removes slight and
colds. gives immediate relief those which from
giect have dangerous character, and when
persevcred In tails cempletey 10 the most
obstinate Price Is boule.
For sale ny James D. Nowi (soe propretor Madi
sce and Csshaiipe retail 26 Broadway Cedar
Allen Ingersol 9m Grand Norfolk, r.. Manson 66
Greenwich, Barrow; r. r. Hbbsrd, 22s Bowery; g.
l. white, to5 Pesrl Adsnsen Orlf, 600 Broadway and
Bcwery J.Weir ~ Grand st. c. r. Cougnacq 80 Chatham
street. aIJlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

McRrSc HEs abolished every nsrnHg es cep Suruay7
Pee cents copy Country subscribers furnished stths
for specific peried remittance In advances.
No paper seat out, unless paid in advanc..
EvErrs HsRALDs-Issued every afternoon ss s'cioes.
Price, two cents copy Country subscribers furnished -
the Cash w advance.
WgENLv HgstLp-lsssed Saturday morslne NJ MIA
e'clock Price, IA per copy. Furnished W o0susy
subscribers NJ ~ per annum, IN advance.
WEEKLY HERALD ExrsA-Issued every WEDNESDAY NOM
nine O'Clock Price 81 per copy Furnished "
country subscrbersat % payable IN advasce
in all tkesc papers n NJ
usual rstes-alwsys payable IN advance.
requested address heid e<tera
rames Gerdcn BenneW proprietor and a letters nbs&ass
W be pos paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

HNE EH EA:HCNokaSE IA, ~ &C.
Il. use OF every individual out more especny
a. ~e ss - m%sisss and psrss,
(Which may be had alone IL wished sr) fitted The I'D o.
contains every medicine kc fer the NEST perfect
and spsedycure Of lese complaints ~. s,,,. ,o. g.
ord al who interested subject begins by dss
are svrs plants very resemble this disease
but which perfectly innocent Nov these by nnprnepsa
and thus the poor conhdins patient first gets and then
too enen ruined in his health and spiris This niue vou ne
then proceeds show lnai under word nerea Two
aslnc diseases are ncuded viz, venereai disease properly
porance 10 know The difference between two he
treatment proper in the one is most injurious IN the
err neither does yeaerta produce the Ghonorrbta
T s1y' for p be rorn dat aSoug in
absolutely useless aEd .huiu yer on the other
haad which absolutely neeeed,
and MOI hing so what those circumstances
Moreover in The authors Practice and under the diree-
ingy mild and ecacous remedy The next chapter treats
Ghonorrhca, THE disorder attended with runnng) aud
gives the best means Of curing y also points out the con-
sequences OF allowing 0honor.h.s 20 continue on from
follows chapter on structure seif ana which made exceed
ngy PLAN nmd n of @ Gs n, - s There
persons for instance who pretend 10 cure WIN no& q
tie physc in The world would never cure siric,ure.
ihers there any thing which much battles The gnoraat or
is horrible IN is ultimate consequences to The patient
while IN general proper means are ued nothne 10 50 sae
The remaining cnap,ers hose otner orms,
diseases which sometimes appeal in different &C nstiuiens
sby any stage OF this complaint from us first
down its neglected forms and here SHOULD
be there form Of vcnerea disease whsh lies
dormant the constitutions TO show Itself IN no other way
than in lis effects upon Posery The treatment OF all these
ahundany plain and eicacious that ahy
having this tie OF medicine complete, may undertake
his with D. RECT safety and success.
The price of The chest of medicine &c IS Sl2 the book
aloae is 81 for ardsd any part of the world
taon, the chest, be addressed 10
the author DIR. RALPH, No. 80 Corlland street, N Y.
PS Since publishing this little book the autho has been
consulted many distressed and ruined constitutions
(cnefy trusting certain description OF advertising
peope lead him tie opinion that there should be some
practitioner integrity and skill ossedy prepared
all times give the best assistance in that disease and 70
whom such patients mig Int apply with confidence. For his
rea on the writer deems proper here that he is
graduate OF the University Of Edinburgh member Of the
Royal College Surgeons Londeu, and author OF work
pressly disorders Also that he has testimonial let
ers from highest in Europe TO the most eminent
in Ameri, a. (Dr Mott York, and Dr. Physck OF PRa
depha and which he will be happy show to any one who
wislesit. oI7.lns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
DECK WITH's ANTI DYsPEPTIC PILLS.

ID ECKWITH'SANJID YsPEPT1C PILLS.
ID This medicine having met with the unannious approbs
Of those who have fairly employed it, according the
directions recommended with Increased c. nfdence T. the
stomach bowels liver and speen such acid
taons pain and dsteRton ri the stomach
and bowels nepient dsrrhoa collie aundice. haulecs ha
bua costveaes loss Of appetite sick headache sickness
&c nc These pills being entirely vegetable, be taken
with perfect safety under anyerpoure weather. and imay
further remarKeo they Seldom iever produce SICK
the stomach, gripping. The numerous certificates
gentlemen Of the highest liability, give ample evil
dcpce of the value In which these pills held.
From the RI Rev. Levi Ives, ID. D. Bishop Of Carolina
RALEcH. March q 1885
"Haviag for the last three years been intimately acqussd
with DR. John Bcckwh OF this city, and enjoyed his profess
Christian gentleman and experienced Pbysicas, entities his
testimony in regard To the OF his AntDyspeyc Pills TO
the entire confidence cf the public My Of the
good effects OF these pills. for two past Statistic, me of
their value particularly in aiding IN impaired ase
ton, and wardpg Of bilious attacks Having been Tor long
time subject ~ the ennsa OF such attacks was In
the habit Of resortng for security against them and with
partial success to liberal Of caome or blue pill Bnt
ssee my acquaintance with the sndypepiic pill Of Dr. Beck
with, which he prescribed the first instance HIMSELF have
not necessity III using mercury in any FORM
my fam y experiencing the same b. ntfss
Other testimonials their value lately recevedj from ren-
tsmen ofhe highest repeciaby may be apple
To be had by the single box or gross Of
HENRY ID. TURNER, Principal Agent,
$50 Broadway, N. ", sp stairs.
NJ And for sole by most Of the respectable druggists II this
city srd 10 the u. States o76-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27
MRS. BIRDS CELRBRATED ApERJ-
lvl EMIT AND TONIC RENOvATING VEGETABi

PILIS-MKS BTKD,
esconums which she has received from her friends
and beneng the human family, Is induced 10 Of
the public the above medicine safe and certain cure
stomach aud complaints arising from indi
geston bile These pills have been known
fail TO effect permanent and radical cure by proper APP
indeed abundantly
has their Thousands tey te their valuable
beneficial properties The proprietor Il the receipt does
putting preamble the many important qualifications OF these
pill, any present but merely enumerate
few &c the many body which they have been
and perfectly eureBiH-us and liver sres
tion. cosveness asthma piles settled pains, dyspepsia chro
mic and indammaiory Theuaiatish headache mpurty Of
fluids debility the sickness incident to females In
delicate health for every description Of dsordered
they will be fund easy certain and nfahle rene
dy. Mrs Bird offers her enovang Pills the public In the
confident anticipation that they will e found universally
invaluable aaily friend. Sold only al Division street by
MRS. BIRD. Advice gratis o275ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

$500 e: e s.s MIX
lures and ..sI.seus complains Of The o.
The o .s is disgusting and annoying
and TOO well known to require any apian.tien gate
compason !, 2, but few admire although seems 50 very
soclous o. admiration pervades all ranks OF socieyhgh
Although 30 ia 'se and 50 d,rsssng ana Of
which inieerab'e Than itself perssn who Is
so unfortunate as to contract the complaint il he Follows
business which perhaps reesres his nme iae altsh'on q:
csns mas 10 as M as u NE snd
kept constantly sick with doses OF tartar eme urged de-
iulann atory action Then follows lon. Of nauseatng
mi, nrs irritating lotions oanens an. iom na-
last after The patient has been kept under s-nd six nas
sweed tes,icles, chronic Inflammation Of tie mem.
bane Of The bladder glee other deeslabe maaay
exposure that exc.es dicule OF all around him.
that completely obvias al th Sc dcues and makes rap
ID and manen cure without the least regard to diet drink
Ibe remedy is unparalleled in power It has the specific
properly OF ehueiy heulahlng We poon ara sulp,tssng
ali symptoms OF The complaint sometimes IN tWehy-lour
II is ebj.ci 10 give long quachsh rfcommend-
Much experience large number o. cases end extensive OBJ
so he M ue o
walton aone that lie proprietor challenges eee case o.
eject rstid cure; under forfeiture Of $500
hspresened 10 the public Tor their benefit as the stand
much ia need OF H. and Is hoped they viii make proper
With remeoy perons themselves witnou The
least exposure change OF diet changein application obu
siness These consdera lens sufficiently great be OF
sequence.
The medicine contains nothing that is the ear injury
the constitution. Gallons might be taken but hara
would follow,
Further The disease be contracted dsse Of the Min
taken MIG hi on going 10 bed when exposed.
II put up in bos with full drectsns accompanying IL
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts aweeh which rally cures
Many cured in days
For ony by Mlnor& Gamble 1893 Broadway corner
Dey Dr. Guion, OF Grand Bowery; M. G..
siocum corner Of Broadway snd Duane street, A. b. d.
Sands 100 Fulton o lillian, Newly erk; jones
Hutchinson, Of ChesnG Seventh ST. Philadelphia.
n. B. Call for Cross Specific Mixture Tie poprielors
signature number Of residence the label ef each
bottle. O1-3mf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

VANILLA BEANs.-A small case jus, received and
FOR sale by RUSHTON ASPlNwAJL.
o7i -ems No GO William st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-27

nOCTOI rAWCErT, Member OF the Royal Col
- ele of Surgeons OF London and Edinburgh and men Der
the Medical College Of Philadelphia con,nuus 10 direct his
.e''on IN. Of the following diseases viz
Gonerheca Irritation OF the urethra bad
der nd PROSTATE glands legs. rhepmasm sgue and
scrouou sscons Recent of Venerea cured IN two
days without preventive msy he hss Person:
obla immediate relief Separate o.ces 80 Fulton street,
near t.rrench The s,ricte seeresy observed nI-im~