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The herald., 1837-04-21


SONS afflicted with weakness ia the side, breast
back or limbs with coughs asthma &C. who have
who have will confer lasting obi The subscriber. by
forming him BY letter Of the effect produced BY
The fSswas rom ssnse en- who HI = ssceS issa s,
Is mpessble for tcm TO be Influenced by motives but the
Fishkill, April "a, 1894 .
Mr. Badean-I grateful s air. for furnishing and
effects Of heavy cold semciew weeks afflicted With
tho chest BY app ring your celebrated pasiers
much relieved in two days, and have continued lis until the
chsaes ard most pleasant remedy such n,alis obtain
s.fom knowledge efe materials Of which your rssi.r,
composed and from the beneficial effects have
observed prepared 70 place them above any thing kind
Sng ss p'o ~ o '''' SAMUEL s%RGRSST si ,Tsf''.'
These pestc entirely zee every species
and cheery invite the closest nves9s othe scientific
lar ask Bsoaus Cocbrated Paster and
s ss sS a s & ny are sced on The back
ne sole nveneg and proor al the Bowery mescne store
RECKWITH's sANTI-DLSPEPTICP PILLS.
o the present day 10 relieving almost every u disorder Of
scadache souyness pain and and bswes
ncsen darhea soc apndise habtna cestveness sick
ious medicine and ftLcr greatest that
they or sever p,oduce s'cknss az Inc stomach gripping
any Of with perfect safety The highest
tesmone m many respectable physicians and Others toee
30 had oft following agents
Lcavitt Lo q CO, ss Brosdvayi w. r. Raynor 7s Bowe
astor House, James H,rt, Broadway, Dr. Le- Fesch
twanse 81 Broadway n Corgesha t9l Peal Il crowcn
sscr.oil sis e!sqds, T NJ seasey H.ison 4, x,B
o. Sands, zoe Fulton s Mlsau iss nfoadwsi Thomas
Cowen, 55i BrQaswayi Howe Bates IS Chatham ST. james
Persons dcs,rou, otosns agencies purchasing whole
sale viii please apply to HENRY u. TtRNER
m2i-imr lso Broatway.
The herald., 1837-04-21

pIbEsf PILES i-Df Males Pile pr-tnent Is q posi-.
tive for the Pios three Sold by fart
cor Of Chambers 81 ard BroadwaJ syms. Of BoseU
Wskerst f2osns
The herald., 1837-04-21

Mad gardios's Specific for I.escorkre
~ ron Paris, with rccons in Essls sh. Translated
ou I'VE ffencn This safe positive and ecsnsI
the above compa Mt Sold W Hart corner OF AMI
7ms
The herald., 1837-04-21
I'D DORIC AND MINERVA FIREPLACES,-Aso. N inrge


assortment IL and Fire Se suitable for paos
offices and stores offered for sale by the subscribers wholesale
ard retail at their warehouse, No 81 Exchange parc.
Berlin GratesThese superb castings, ,quang IL 6nish the
f.rs metal with rich and chase designs
ted in as lef They coored by process, acted
by hest rt and requiring water oHy to keep them
clean.
The Rejecting Crate recently introduced untes beauty and
economy being constructed with baSt metallic R,ccors
through the nue.
I'D a,xI.
The herald., 1837-04-21
DENTISTRY.
rNEETH-Are worthy objects OF the Anatoursts, thq
oegist., the Chemists, the Naturalist and the practi,
geon-so says Doctor Hare

Has tho of srnrsncns cuds ind the public his
saed pans expense IN peectng himself the art Of his
He brought with Vim large and choice Of
srd Venetian Eoams Tcet which be arnealy fona
T. pledges hnefto iii car-u or docayed Teeth with gold
also all In'iden,a the destruction, that
H. In y pe,%ssed 10 re 70 The Rev Anson D. D. st.
Nak. Church; ss F5as 7 Hawk cSsss
AFTER tsihe willis permanently established sschambsp street
New York. 18th Dec is2s
man and s wi. highly sea'snes ~Ss
have taken q iSe sub sr%ed pcassg have en-
the o the regular ssiendaSce Of en both % u
ss .ss sna % Ysaq ms @
gs,s' eys thing 81 ee .o. s'ya sses =, and
yos skill ability juslcios May ysu 70 on
mis sm. tsisn,h ST.. MITCHELL
TT0 THE TEACHEKs o. THE FRENCH
would invite Hs aiss,s" os the Teach
.ssa " " ss%dis sSnss S VI " s.na5s csnsd s
1is re
sss" s .s%s sss,S ss% ,sG:
g ss fs, Sncy I aSs sS's arpsn ss % M
eo,y rule. se.r erS % Ss mss 70 ar gave any sat
rary e ~ & on be- ns s,ss con
ss:n sycs c,sr rns y ppsr -und much that viii
French without teacher thosh s So o
way sslss' s ss assSs s % d y no
= s the saS s w sna HSoe srs ssS g Sn %
* rs ssnne Hs s ssSi S%ns s.s%s sss "is % .
puzzcs every Eaghmnn that attempts r,sreT In
ses what orn the French wods oar M be @
In order ,o make inteRrb scu'encc this canno found -
other finally the arrangement that h,s
a calculating facilitate .,,i
ota bosnfs Language for the pupil and 'kssb liz
teacher and confident ofs merits that will
x OF ourselves. bs sosii candid pensal Of the eaehe f
we are satisfied they whbe pleased with H. Ipdecd bids iar
supcrcede all others be had at Wholesale retail al the ef
nee oi publication, 20 Ann st. NY. -
A CARD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLE
n MEN-LADY MONrAGUE'S COMPOUND CHINESE
S0AP-b prepared from auu Exocl, snd warranted perfect
" anoceni completely emdcaes reckle pinples,
edness AMI NJ eutaneous curtons gradually realizes clear
sof SKIN iran srms even semo sal ow complication ins rd
en whteness, lnrHrsg TO tia beautiful juvenile iloon
Gentcneg, aner shaving find allay thr jfrably and
smsrng pain and renarr tho skin smooth AID peasap
Ppt sale by UDdern. 20 Boekman cor W,iam Dr. Hart
eorer OF Broadway and Characteristic DR. yac, Of walk
er asd Bowery. Price 5scsptsp rcaka isim
TURKISH LEECHES-R Received 'hls day, \ foe
healthy lot o The a'ove superior lecches aod for sale a
aYica HOppER'S PHARMACY Broadway,
Ger sf franklin street
NJ r. Leeches applied ai7U
The herald., 1837-04-21

DILES-A sa speedy and for that leatsome dis
order, the Files can De knd at Dr. RwINs se3 Bovery
aslm.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.- HUNTRR's RED
pR0P-A single bos Of ms nfall'be remedy f yenerea
disease when used directed has been fd every instance
effect safe and speedy having neve falca ac
noweged 10 he tho certain safe and cure thai
dscovered restriction IN Diet Prce
st, be otainod only the office ID i.on street Advice
gratis to any vrrsop ul70 I'm
hK. VAN NHAMBERT'S FEMALE RENovAriNG
plIls-frcm Germany An cfcctusl remedy r supprcs9n
~ ary and all where nat1re does not have her proper
and eRllf " BIhcy must not be ia ken during peS
nsn{ as hey would po abortion Sold by J. Hart cor
Mnkcrst ~ fsesps
The herald., 1837-04-21

nn. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST and Maat.fac
H furer 0 corrup5is Teeth No. 23i H9dson Few doofs
above Sprn- street.
N d. cs charges moderate and his nooruptibh
teeth really splendid,
NB-Dr Caravan will the Isl of May, his Office
No 1884 Spring treo oct OF Mc)oneal stect iis sm
The herald., 1837-04-21

This wandering race, severed from ether men,
Beast yet thSIr lntefconrse with human ais
The tie woods, the deserts, which they haunt,
Find them acquainted with their secret treasures;
And anregarded herbs, and flowers, and blossoms,
Display undreamt ofpowers when gathered hy them.r
The herald., 1837-04-21

A CAhD TO IHE III Lhp GaLSas s.1ahe e. saDsGnne,s ns
suppose a moment ladies of this city and elsewhere
whom politely addrcssed) We caj led datter
wIcs address himself to their good
only They respectfully informed that Badeans Cele
bated Pase prepared with special rclex
tn favor they EARNESTLY recommended 70
such troubled with pains the back breast side
those who afflicted with cpuRhs colds, ashmas, &c Hcs
confident that IL possible obtain the ot the ladies
benefit by those beautiful Pasers he
could present array which for Tscdcs th intelligence and
rerpectaay would far outweigh his hghcs comnendaions.
They the boanul soft and pabe lamb kin
will white linen aud worn by the de caie
female in AZ situations wi sDnd caprort, for month
-, IssE s,hs ssysyy Store $50 aowcry'by
The herald., 1837-04-21

SUSPENSARY DANDAGES s. TRUSSES-
~ general assortment neseusefu surgical instruments Of
the latest and most improved pasen sale at No Ann stee
where they ae adjusted md app,.dty practical surgeon
The herald., 1837-04-21

~ GENT BiTTERS.-These Biters are partics}lhy
ada tis Of the They ssnghcn the
pocsre appetite diee-tipn and the best med
cine be iaundira They
the breath AMI being efy and aromatic espel wind
naning the bowels In natuent
choc and similar disorders, they extensively
sevceab for gently the habit and quicken tue
latIou.
They ais particularly se'rceaLlen habua cosyencgs
These Btters the peculiar ty amee
rating tho pcrros aes ~ ardent spirits and converts thtm
intoa wholesome, pleasant and nvigoratine s'omachc
They Of s ing and two shi ngs each
Foi sac the Chcquce Drug Store Of Hester and Essex
sce ppers Ph 3Gs Broadway aad Dr Lewis feuch
twanR,r 977 Broad say.
RHEUMATISM fiilten Rheumatic Syrup, certain remedy
and he and Goui f sa AZ the Cheqlcrcd Drug
STORE and Essex streets, Price 2s aud 50 cents
perb bo,le a5-im'
The herald., 1837-04-21
1SOhiPOUND kUP OE sAR RsApARnx
ma. HAMULT0N-,

i ~ HAMILTOH, A surepon OF long standing and
and % ,so e the h colleges Gar anatomy the theory
sfuce OF physic and o,el into
.ne ssuso NO los John street, at the corns OF Pearl street
, ~ may pc Consulted evsy disease incidental human
nas .onin ~ uncommon, dehcate ipdets,e The rat
cases cured nne days sores III
n time
.s, Nv all nouTs ui.h
BArDDEAw's rD,sl " CKLEBRATED sTRENGTH-
.i,inu rLhsIER-Pre for wpakrrss :, ,is
ea sue pack of nbs also fer ricu stis liver conn
sna ayspesa er coughs colds, asthmas difficulty Of
pteatnhR eTesson of tho stopach &c svc np,s
ate ana soothing relief snd for pcasan safety ease and es
tsny sIs uecineny superior TO most cf other
bamsss or svocaiion requires they stand M
;,h os o ,s1enary hasts gene ay who be troubled
w side orbeas adviss ene i.
tfu rascrs thry essentially fcrr from All obers ana
are Tree rom those objections whch res sonav r,ada
ssn ssie generally The proprietor bas had o. peS of
seHnf h m daily for MI
many thousands vho have used them he has not heard o s
tdy complaint They are paened extensively by the rnesas
Eoson and ther. " not probably ntegen physic,np n
uea - te r Europe that would hesitate sancto them
% name OF mruence when made acquainted with their
nss,uo" fse-H
yEm - Mad qardiors Specific for Iseucorrkse
- y from Paws, with rcctione Enssh tapsIafcd
The herald., 1837-04-21
< sAPONACE COrIpOINE FOR SHAY.

from the who IT, an edesce o. ts
ya!Ic all other shaving Tor quick, h
ami emoc1t ahe which will dry s face lrtate the
skin the least pleasantly perimed and put in nsat COW
cred pot answering all the puiposes OF shaving sbox.
Price So cest per pet Tor sale at
The herald., 1837-04-21
Q VANS WORM SUGAR PLUNIs.-An effca-

- cious and Medicine for Children, causing worms
be discharged in .umbes when there
WORMS they much good ia carrying of the elton
OF mucus from mach bowels, which geaerae them
children alive For sale by the pro-
prietor AGENT NATHAN d. "haHhN.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12
PUBLIC MEETING.

The deranged state Of the currency of
our country, and some matters amenda-
tory to our own State Constitution, APP
pearng TO call loudly for an expression
of public sentiment, q Public Meeting of
the citizens Of our County, at Liberty, on
Christmas day, is earnestly solicited, to
adopt such instructions to our representa-
tion in the Legislature, relative to memo
rializing Congress upon the necessity Of
adopting the necessary measures for the
establishing Of a National Bank, as may
be done through an amendment of the
federal Constitution; as also, to suggest
such amendments to the State Constitu-
ton as may be found necessary and cxpe-
dent to unmove some of its features which
experience has taught to be attended with
great inconvenience to the people and con-
fusion in the administration of our State
Government; as also, for taking into con.
sideratioa, the adoption of some wise plan
Of Internal improvement.
MANY CITIZENS.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12
Wing gain in two months, 500 votes!
From the n. Y. Journal Of Commerce

From the n. '. Journal Of Commerce.
Huzza for old Connecticut !-OM Con-
necticw forever! sound to The core IL
Loco Focoism old Van Burenism in the
land of steady habits is flat on its back,
never we hope to rise. The various towns
held their stated town meetings on the
Cd instant, when town officers were chosen.
Every where, so far as we have heard, the
Wings are triumphant! In those towns
where Jacksonism Of the reddest hue has
prevailed, the Wings have succeeded
even where there was no hope of tearing
the film from the eyes of the deluded wor-
shippers of the false god, good prin-
cipes have gloriously triumphed. The
people of old connecticut are not such fools
as not to see when they have a chance,
which side their bread is buttered. They
are no, ready TO be crushed to death be-
meath the wheels Of any political Jugger-
naut or juggler like Jackson or Van Bu-
rem.
In Mddletown, in Aaddam--in Durham
in Berin-in Wetherfeld--the Wings
are victorious over Van Burenites. These
are towns where Loco Focoism and Level
ism, and Van Burenism have long prevail
ed, and perhaps where there was less hope
of good principles than any other part of
Connecticut. The same is true as far as
we have heard. The people seem to have
come to the rescue Of the Constitution in
earnest. While we are writing, the guns
of the victorious Wings are laundering in
every direction to our ears, the hills and
valleys of old regenerated Connecticut are
echong re-echoing with civilizations and
gratulations of the Wings, who trust they
have received liberation from the thral-
dom Of Van Burenism and Loco Focoism
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12
From the Natchez Courier.
PUBLIC MEETING.

At meeting of the citizens of Natchez
and Adams county assembled agreeably
to previous call, on motion
Col. Jos. Sessions was called to the
Chair, and P. l.. Mitchell was appointed
Secretary.
The Chair then stated the object Of the
meeting to be for the purpose of memorial
izing Congress upon the right of the peo-
pie Of this State TO chose their own Re.
representatives. to fill the term for the 25th
Congress.
The Hon Geo. Winchester offered the
following resolutions which were carried
without one dissenting voice.
lst Resolved, That by the writ of cleo
ton issued by the executive Of this State
to hold an election for members of Con-
gress in July last, by the notices given
by the Sherifls in the several counties, for
holding said election, by the understand.
ing of the people of the State, and by the
certificates of election given by the ex-
ecutive, it manifestly appears that Messrs
Claiborne and Gholson were elected to fill
lIlC NuCdnCJ III INC OlllCC VI hepfpSentu-
tive from the State Of Mississippi, which
existed for the period of time intervening
from the termination Of the gath Congress
TO the time fixed by the law of this State
for holding the election to ill the term for
the 95th Congress, and it is equally mani
fest by the vote Of the people at the late
election, that they were not elected to fill
the entire term.
End. Resotred, That whether the ex.
ccutve had or had not the power to issue
wrlts'i election to fill this vacancy in the
Office O Representative, the free and indie
pendentvoters of the city of Natchez and
county o. Adams, do deny the authority
OF the iiotse Of Representatives to declare
the membcis so elected to fill such yacan.
cy, to be members for the whole term or
the 25th Cong.ess
%, hes0tpea That il is the right Of the
people oft this Site TO fix the time bv law
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for holding the election to fill the term oil
Representatives to Congress from this
State for the 25th Congress, and that it is
not competent for the House Of Represent.
atives to supercede the law fixing the term
in November, by declaring members elect
cd to ill vacancy in the office under
writs Of election issued by the executive,
to be members for the whole term of the
.25th Congress.
4. Resolved, That the voters Of the
free, sovereign and independent State of
Mississippi have right to be represented
in Congress, for the 25th Congress, by
their representatives Messrs. Prentiss and
Word, duly elected for that purpose at the
late election in November, under the law
of this State, by a large majority of legal
voters, in preference to Messrs. Claiborne
and Gholson, who never were elected to
fill that term, but only to fill a vacancy in
the Office
9th. Resolved, 1t is the opinion of this
meeting no vacancy had happened in the
representation from the State in July last;
there never having been at that time any
representation from the State to the 25th
Congress; and the only vacancy which
had happened being that which happens
at the end of every Congress, viz: by the
expiration Of the former term; and mere
vacancy in the Office and not in the repre-
sentation, from the State.
Eth RecoJroJ Tbot ~ oo,,,,,;t,o, 81
be appointed to memoriaize the House of
Representatives claiming the right ofthe
voters of Natchez and Adams county. as
citizens Of Mississippi, to be represented
by Messrs Prentiss and Word as Repre-
from the State of Mississippi
TO the 25th Congress, in preference to
Messrs. Claiborne and Gholson, elected
only to fill a vacancy, and that said COM
mittee procure subscribers 10 said memo
rial and forward the same to our Repre-
Messrs. Prentiss and Word.
On motion Of Hon. VIM. Vannerson the |
blank in the 9th resolution was filled with
he number ten, and that the Chairman |
appoint the Committee.
Whereupon the Chair appointed the fol-
owing gentlemen-J. A, Quitman, A. l.. !
}ngaman, J. T, McMurran, J. r. Griffith,
Thomas Armat, G. Baker, R. Abbey, w.
,. Mellen, p. L. Mitchell, and C. Raw
ings.
The Hon. VIM. Vannerson offered the
blowing resolution, which was passed.
Resolved, That the citizens of the sew
raj counties in this State, holding the
anne views, be, and they are hereby re-
uested to adopt similar measures for
making known their sentiments on this
uestion.
On motion by Mr., VIM. p Mellen, it |
vas
Rcsolved, That the proceedings of this
1eeting be published in all the Wing pa
ers in this State.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
JOSEPH SESSIONS, Chairman.
P. l.. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
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caught and chained for the ceIebraton :
the great victory in New York. w. "
changed our mind, and concluded to ceIa
bra.e with an aurora boreais. We Lot ~
our aurora on Tuesday evening, and tbo,
we say it who should not, it was trulv
most brilliant affair. At about half n,,'
eight, glorious arch, as red as bloOJ
spanned the whole Northern portion u
the heavens, and remained glowing "a,
about three quarters of an hour, when We
temporarily closed the exhibition. To.
wards morning we let off few scores Of
shooting stals, by way of rockets. MOI
the slightest accident occurred TO mar the
festivity of the, occasion.--Lou Jour.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12
RESULT OF THE ELECTION.


We have received the returns from all
the counties in the State except two
Our space will not permit us to give the
vote of the counties separately. The sum
total is, for McNutt 1899, for Morgan
99O3, for GrimbalI 4877; for Prentiss
1877, Word 1895, Claiborne 1919, Gho-
son $500; Benson is elected Secretary OF
State; Sanders, Auditor Of Public Accounts;
Phillips, State Treasurer; and Collins, At
torncy General
The combined vote Of the two Anti-V,
b. candidates for Governor, shows wing
majority of near 1000.
Several Of the counties returned no vote
for Congress, and there is strong reasons
Tor believing that the Sheriif's of those
counties took the responsibility" of not
counting the votes for Prentiss and Word.
They have nevertheless received suff-
ciently large vote to show that they are
the choice of Mississippi, and entitled to
sea,s as her Representatives in Congress,
and we hope, ere long, to hear that they
are there, doing their duty. 1t is yet I'M
certain how the parties stand in the State
LcgisIature--both parties claim major
ity.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12
NEW YORK.

The Empire State has thrown aside
Van Burenism, and stands forth, to the as
constituent Of the whole country, "redeem-
ed, regenerated, and disenthraIIed.n The
Wing gain is stated in round numbers at
100000! and large wing majority in
the Legislature. Well may the illumina-
ton of cities-the thunder of cannon
and the shouts of the people tell that this
is still
"The land of the free, & the home of the brave"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12
NEW YORK ELECTION RETURNS-THE
GRAND RESULT-DOWNFA OF
THE REGENCY,

SENAToRs,-The Argus claims the cleo
ton of Van Buren, Senators in the Sd and
9Th districts, by about 600 majority each.
If 50, the wings have carried six districts,
the Regency two. The following are the
majorities in each district, as near as can
be ascertained, showing Wing majority
Of about 1850 in the State, and a Wing
gain of 46,974 since last year! This is
change unparalleled in the history of cleo
tons:
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RETURNS FROM MICHIGAN.
Correspondence Of The ~ z. Daily Express.
DETROIT, Nov. 8-Midnight.

GENTLEMEN-Our hot two days contest
is over, and if the wings are defeated in
this State, it will not be because oftheir re-
miSsness or Indifference. But we think
we have, in the great changes that have
taken place in this county, an earnest Of
what the State has done. Unofficial re-
turns give US a majority of 40 votes in
this (Wayne) county for Governor. Our
inspectors have been employed seventeen
hours in canvassing the votes of this city.
We have reduced their majority in the
city at the August election from SO to 80.
The following is the vote for Governor in
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From the Boston Alas.
SPEECH OF HON. OGDEN HOFFMAN,,
Delivered al the Wing Caucus IN Faneuil
Hall.


Hall.
The Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Of N. York,
on being announced by the chair, rose and
addressed the meeting as follows:
Mr.. President and FelloV-citizeas:-I do
not rise with the intention Of making what
may be properly called speech The
duty which have TO discharge is but hum
Bile, and in an humble way | propose to
fulfil it. Excited as must feel at hearing,
for the first time, my voice in Faneuil
Hall, have not physical strength to res
pond to the promptlngs Of my heart, |
have become hoarse, until my voice sounds
unfamiliar TO my ears, in urging others
on to victory, and in congratulating them
on the noble deeds they have done, and
the imperishable renown they have secu-
red. | am like disabled soldier from the
plain Of victory. For the last four days,
my energies have been exerted, my dear
est substance wasted Sin the tented feld"-
and little, therefore, do know, little can
! tell, "sove what pertains to feats of broil
and battle"
! come here, Sir, under the most flat
tering circumstances il has ever been my
lot TO experience! | come at the reuues,
and under the escort Of a deputation from
this ancient and honored "cradle of iber-
ty"--sent to invite me, an humble citizen
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38,O68
24,854
an@4m
-
For Edward Everett,
For Marcus Morton,
1924
Evorett's majority,

The same towns gave last year for Ey-
erett, sc, 240-Morton, 27,235. Everett's
majority, zoos. Wing nett gain, 10000.
There are 1875 towns to be received,
which will give heavy Wing vote, sufii
cient, we think, TO increase the majority
for Mr.. Eyerek to nearly twenty thousand.
The prospect Is most favorable to the cleo
ton Of an q fire Wing Senate. Our let
ters from Springfield speak with conf
dence of the defeat Of George Bancroft
The gain in four towns overbalance the
majority for the Tory Senators last year.
From Berkshire we have no advices.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-12-12

The LOUISVILLE JoURNAL.--One of the
papers inquired Of Mr.. Prentice how many
guns he would fire il New York should
turn against the Administration. He re-
Piled that he would celebrate the victory
with thunder, instead Of cannon. See how
he manages the matter
Our Jubilec.---A few days ago we re-
leased the Thunder-cloud which we had
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LIBERTY ADVOCATE
LIBERTY, DECEMBER 1e, 1887.

or Most Of the articles which appear
in the Advocate to-day, were IN type last
week, but we were again disappointed in
procuring paper. We have received
supply, though not so good as we desired