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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1837-11-14

GrThe following gentleman were cleo
ted without opposition: John Walker
Judge Of Probate; E. NJ. Davis, CPk. CIR
cult court; S. R. Davis, Cfk. Probate do;
!. o. Benthall, Ranger; Jas. Little, County
Surveyor.
The following gentlemen were elected
members of the Board of County foIice
Jehu Wall,
Erasmus CASTOR,
Dauid Pemble,
JGmes Denmdn,
Isaiah Cain.
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TILE. ELECTION.

g Car as Amite is concerned she has
one her duty. She has thrown off the
E cor yoke of Van Boren'sm' and now ,
P.a1s forth the unhinching advocate OF
E tate Rights and State Remedies Graves 'ss
\ '% Smith, State Rights, are elected to the
| aa;s,o,nre The whole opposition run
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MEssRs. WARREN, BARNARD, C0,siu
MENAGERIE. CIRCUS, AND MUSEUM,

Under rbo a.
ayund
w viii be
in with his East
will some tne
h
wy M tneCir hom3t Ito l0 NJ
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DIR. W. PARH A M +,
DENTIST,

M RESPECTFULLY offers his probes,
IL, sional services to the citizens Of
Liberty and its vicinity, Tor a few days
longer. Room at the Liberty HIel.
Nov. Ia, 1887. 4Tu
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Good Aneedote.--One day when The eel

Good Aaecdote.--Onc day when the Gel
ebroted somnambulist Mr.. --, was be-
ing experimental upon, at hotel IN Con
necticut, in the presence OF number OF
scientific gentlemen, the servant rosy
country girl, by the request of the exhlol-
ter, brought in blanket, and tarrylng'
seemed to look on some of the experiments
with much interest, but when she saw the
somnambutist read the newspaper through
several folds of the blanket, without the
least difficulty, she blushed gerry red and
edged her way sheepishly out of the room,
exclaiming in a pet, to the great amoSe'
ment Of the spectators, that y them ere
somnamby feVers could see through Ting
AFTER thai fashion, she didn't k"o'0 "'a
GOOD body'S clothes did 'em.
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"John," said man to his Dutch scr,
want. "Go to Mr.. Robins house, and tell
him if there is any law in the land, | Will
prosecute him. Tell him not to bring his
dog here, for the animal is rabld, and tina,
If he comes here to scold and bawl, and
nick ouarrels, l will send for Mr.. Jarvis,
and have him taken care Of" John went
and delivered his message. my master
saws that you shant pring your tog to ms
house. for he is a rabbit; and IT you 60 there
| in bowl to pick squirrels, he will sent
YOU to the barbor's and take your hal
OFF,
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ELEPELAN r with
Saddl ana Brass
Band.

The proprietors ever anxious 10
crafty the wishes Of those VINO
favor them with their company
have made such arrangements, as
will enable them to make an IN
posing parade, as they enter each
place Of exhibition. The process
sion will be headed by the great
war Elephant Hannibal, with his
East India saddle, conveying npon
his back, the Justly celebrated New
York Brass Band ~Eho will play
several pieces 9tBeW and popular
music, as tha and cavalcade pass
es through the village, thereby al,
fording one of the most novel
scenes ever witnessed. In the al
ternoon, the visitors viii have an
opportunity OF riding in the East
ern style, like the Nabobs, Kay
abs, and OnGahs Of Hlndostan,
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FELINE INCESDIAET.--Ou the evening OF
the sth September the house OF tailor a;
Lille, On the North Of France became 4
prey 10 the flames. The manner IN which
the fire was communicated was very SIN
gular A cat, brought up IN the hodse,
had the tad habit OF seizing candles, even
when lighted, when they were within her
reach. They wished TO lose or drown 1t,
and for this purpose il had been carried IN
4 sack to the extremity Of the Esplanade.
Il appeared that the cat had returned aiI5r
several days absence, had carried away
the candle which was burning IN a room
where no one was at the moment, and by
this means communicated the fire 10 some
merchandise deposited backward. where
the cat had taken refuge.
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NJ. NOTICE.

n ETTERS Testamentary having been
granted to she undersigned, at inc
Oc51t9r Term I837) of the Honorable
the Probrte Court Of Amite County, on inc
estate Of John L. Dick5y, dcccased-No-
tice is hereby given to all persons IndeD',
ed 10 said estate, to come forward and
make immediate payment, and all those
having claims, 10 present them duly authen'
ticated, within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred.
ROBERT r. DICKEY, Err.
October 81, 1887. 400
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4 gentleman having missed his way,
fortunately overlook BOY with a quaint.
~ of tar 10 mark his masters sheep
The gentleman asked the road. but was
directed by so many wlndIugs and turn
ings, right and left, tina; he agreed 10 take
the boy behind hun 90 the horse. Find
ing him pert and docile, he gave him, as
hey rode on, some wholesome advice re-
sai.Va to his future conduct. adding occa-
s.Olal.y mark me well, nv bUv,''-"Yes
sir" replied he, Il do However, he re-
geated tho Injunction so very often. thai
sipv Toy at iass a4ie3 out cant sir, for
I've no more tar
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: BE4rrz-rL EITR4c-.-"The glory O..
the suug1-r mas gone blythe beautiful
creeugess has become wllhered and dead
were this ail-Were there no associations
Of moral desolatiga-oi faded hogas-3s
hearts whitening IN the bosoms Il the Iiv-
lls-coanectsd with the decayIng scenery
aTogld Us. we would no, indulge In q mo-
meal's melancholy. The season Of flow
ers viii come agala-lha streams will fov
gracefully and lightly as beiore-.he trees
Will again toss THAR Cumbrous load OF
-reenness 10 the sum EaE-aad, by NOISY
stone and whaling -Ivu.eg. the young BIOS
sons Will start mp al the bidding Of their
fairy guardians. But the human hear.
has no change like that Of Nature. I, has
no second spring time. Once b.jga;ei in
rs freshness. II wears forever The mark
Of the spoilers. The dews of affection
may fall. aud the gentle rain Of sympathy
be laglshsd upon Ii-but the sore roo. OF
ll,gl.ed feeling vii. never again waken
into .Its-aCr the crushed flowers Of hope
blossom with their wcliei beauty
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SAl0 REWARD.

DAN AHAY from my plantation IN
Ia Jefferson County, some time IN FEB
11a,y last negro slave GEORGE, alias
Lim5er George, about 5 feet 8 inches high,
VERY ia.kauya, good looking, and very
stout. Also, negro man NAT, IN august
last. Ma, IS about ) feet 10 inches hIght
+ OF copper comGexlon, stout made, SLOW On
speech. and speaks as ii ms mouth was
fill OF something. On October 18TH, was
eu;icsd or stolen from my plantation, Jour
negro slaves, to wit: Lille George, VIII
lam. Thornton and Sarah. Little George
Is about ) lee. 10 inches high, very black
color. pleasing oo-nsenancc, and suffers
eJnslieEao.y-agei abou: 80 years. VIII
liam l. a BOY aJOQI II years old, long
g4ugriag. c'ook-saanked AWKWARD fellow,
about 5 feet 10 inches high. Thornton IS
a bright mu.al,o, with very line hair, fine
eyes, ami q very handsome negro, about
> feet 6 inches high, pretty heavy made
aged about 20 years. Sarah Is girl
about II years old, a bright mliatto, tall,
and Of fine figure, dresses neatly and IS
an excellent house servant.
Tia ~ggr= named negroes were raised
IN this State by Capt. Vim. Collins, aud
finally fell into the possession OF W. 4.
Miskel by marriage. He moved from this
county between TWO days, for fear the
property would be taken by Us proper
owner. toa village callei Coyiug,ou, IN Ia
iite Parish. In the course OF l2 months
succeeded in getting most OF the negroes
from him and the right OF them - now
being tried 10 the Circuit Court Of Adams
county. The negroes being aware Of this.
think they can pay backwards and for
wards n {. SUITS them; and no d0J5; will
make their way TO Coying:on as his pro
3eriy. with forged papers: and whoever
he eltlcer Is, may pass along week pre-
I.0ls. or q week afterwards.
Will give the above reward Tor the
Of The negroes in any Jail IN
his State. so that / gel lhem. and The pros
.cI,Iga TO effect the punishment OF the Tas-
al who euiIceI them of; or $50 ahead Tor
he negroes; aud 500 for the conviction
It the thief y. ", ACiLEB
Oct. IS. 1887. AS
PS. If taken OF, OF the state. al ex-
.enees shall be paid. and 4 liberal reward .
sl.L De added TO any person who will bring
hem to me.
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Notice

ETTERS Tes;amsnlary hayiugbeen
granted to The undersigned, at the
October term. / 81. Of the Honorable the
Probate Court OF Amite county, on the
estate Of Taos. Srsa-iEgsE, dsc'd..-No,ice
IS hereby giyeu, to all persons indebted to
said estate. to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same
TO present them duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
VAN +. SWEARlNGEN.
JOHN y SWEARINGEN.
Oct. "a, lsSf.-f5-o; EXECUTORS.
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Nl EIITNE

i French author, speaking o! dlG.lluZ,
saws. .He " lo, IN defiance OF the avs o.
his Maker and those OF his country. stakes
his existence 90 what the world terms the
preservation Of his hga1r. and braves the
pistols mouth IN seeking s1.isfac.iGz Tor.
perhaps. only 4 supposed insult, cannol BE-
10 bis RICH, minds tirsd Of his life, or
: an unbeI.eycEl IFhe falls, he establishes
- sl--s Ia l-zz1- lle al the world 5
rrars! he-bere1ves his parents-1is-
tresSes his friends. and secures 10 himself
eternal punishment. Ii he survives. and
has . c0usc5eac-, (Which IS doub:flI.} he
will. III bis Ter:iest hour. reflect upol the
haP.ess widow and the orplans his mis-
taken idea oil honor has thrown, with0u,
q protector, upon 4 calculating world
and, as he approaches the end OF a few
miserable days, the scep;re Of his Aoaarz-
t.y mlE1eE51 vlcctra gnoess him ar every
turning. Should he seek sCtaca In The
bosom OF his family. his hlgzard coun;e-
nance alarms his griel-worn wIie-the
smiles Of his children sting him 10 the
soul, aud the grey hairs Of his parents are
br0ugh, in sorrow 20 4 premature grave.
He feels that his conduct has not been ex-
emPlary, and would give worlds 10 undo
his doing bat alas. he has taken tina,
which he canlGs restore. 'IhJB S&GH NOT
Eiiir Eas been dlsTegGrted.-the Iuiuuc-
ton OF the Saviour Of the world. .F9rgiya
your enemies, has been spof,sd with. and
he dies, as he lived, Fegret;ing the fatal
error
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. TIE ne~EUz Is EIgHE.-A Dutchmun
, mo had been a long time in the use OF
cptEEH~a-- ---E t-fg- .tI pei clI4ElTLI
10 give d, up and lOIn the temperance 50
cieiy. 4 few months after, feeling quite
anwelL he sent for 4 physician, who pre-
scrIoed for his use one ounce OF spirits.
Not understanding what an ounce was. he
asked friend, who told him tina, eigh,
drains make one ounce. "Ah!7 exclaimed
the Duichman, the Doctor understands nv
case evartlE uSs.d to take -lz 81 saoG.l..a
ldEamsl in day, and / always wanted
two more"
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CONNER & COOKE, Corner Of
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

LNuR SALE.-The undersigned oilers
IL MS tract OF land on which he lives.
Tor sale on the best Of terms, with consid-
eFahLe indulgence to the purchaser. said
land lies IN Amlte county, SIX miles north
west OF Liberty, on the west prong OF the
AuiIte river. Il has on it a three story
dwelling house and all other buildings
situated to the convenience and comt0r,
OF the Planter; it has on it a fine gin, &c.
The situation IS remarkably healthy. sur
passed by none in the State. Anv Jerson
wishing to purchase would do well to give
me call between this aud the tirsi 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.
DC. Any person wishing to receive any
Information respecting the above de-.
scrIbed land, and will direct a letter 10
Liberty, will give them any information
they wish. WILLIAM RATES
Sept. 26, 1897. Al.
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HAZE Pz,cE.-A witty Hlbernlan, I1s'
arrived in LONDON, and wandering about,
perceived blanket a, a shop door, with
This inscription on it, This superior olaR-
ke, for half price" Pat walked in and
demanded the price. just IS. SIR, re-
Piled the shopkeeper. by my sowle,
and ,has's ehape enough!~ And 50 fold
ing the banker up and putting j. under
his arm, he laid down p 81. and was
walking of. The shuPEeeper intercepted
him, and demanded the Other p 81.
Didn't you say. We sralpeal. hat the
prize of the bIanke, gas s.! And sure.
hay n: | given yoI the half olL.2 Aad ~
that same token. wont g.r2 up any bar
gain 4 scuffis ensued, and Pat was taken
70 Bow street; but when there h. pleaded
his cause 50 ably, that the magistrate dis
missed the complaint, and advised the shop
keeper never again to ticket his blankets
al shalt Pice.7
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Irzlls.-A gentleman stepped on 4 piee,
Of watermelon, front OF the State House
20, caPsized on the RiHs-HsIga-cboIy
accident.
A dead horse found basking in the SIN.
on the bank Of the river. below the city
beautiful Illustration Of animal Es1gg5s-isn
Poor drunken loafer picked I'D in the
strea.--no ssEss in bis head, no CENTS in
his pocket, powerful scent in his breath
fsHt TO the waich-hoIse.
Lady caught 10 the shower Monday
nlgni--stEangcr politely offered the shell
ter Of bis uTbre..a-accepted-go hon.
and found him black In sHg f.r-e -~rou=
color for q -zia-5eHu.
Cool weather Man caught stealing his
neighbours wood certain specific Tor the
rem0ya. oft the piles.
Fellow arrested for passing counterfeit
money, attempted to swallow two or ,ares
6llls--gagged ana threw them u2--FB.l,-
rlous issue Proved Hartford Courier.
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GIN-WRIGHT BUSINESS
At RichtdRd Hill. Louisiana

NhE subscriber still continues 10 car
II ~ on the above business in all lis
various branches, at RichIand Hill. Louis.
lana, and will always keep 10, on hand
at Clinton, Louisiana, made both on his
own ana the Carolina or R0atwrisht plan.
ana made OF materials inferior TO none
The prices OF the best materials Of those
made on ms own plan, will be So 90 per
saw such materials ofthe Carolina or Boat
v wright pan, can be had for a less price.
orders addressed to Richlaud MN. Ion-
s'ana, VIII De Punciually attended TO.
,a - go, REM. GRAVES.
- 100 lSmI2
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BIarz Fx-z-s7zr1,s -nT--Ou FRIDAY
morning last. 10 the St. HeIau's ral.wa,
carriage quarter OF a mile from the sta.
ton. lady was delivered of a very fine
girl I, appears the lady had come over
from Ireland in one Of the packets that
morning on a visit to q friend at s.. He,.
ems, which perhaps may account for the
unexpected appearance OF the l.ltle stra1-
ger Two gentlemen were in the carriage
at the same time, but were very glad to
make .heIr escape. 4 Posichaise and sur
geon were Immediately sent for, and the
mother and babe both arrived at her
friends hoass in perfect safety, and are
doing well--Ljrerpagl Mgrrsrg
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AMERICAN SEEvAN-s.-A young man IN
Nermoa, was hired D. family who were
"A extreme want Of 4 ioo,mau. He was
Z most friendly parsonage. as willing as
ne was free aud easy; but he knew no.
thing OF life out ci . small farm houSe.-
An evening ortw0 fter his arrival. there
was large party q: the house. his
mistress s;Foye TO impress upon him that
al. he had 10 do al tea time was TO follow
s..H ia9 sugar and cream the waiter who
carried the tea; TO see that every one had
cream and Sussr - and - AsgI L5z .7nGr,
He did his par. with an earnest face.
stepping .Eigs;ri1usly from guest TO guest.
W hen he had made the cIrcQi: and reach
ed the door, doub: struck him whether
a group In the further part Of the room
had the benefit OF ais attentions. He
raised himself on his toes with Ill ask. -
AMI shouted over the head Of the com
pany, II say, how are We for swectnia'
in that ere cornery7
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THE LIBERTY ADVOCA4l
Printed and published weekly, ~
l.. Il. III ALL,

TERMS --Fcur Dollars and Fifty eenu
advance, Five Dollars il paid within SIX Hoa
or Five Dollars and Fiity cents at the e4pla'
OF the year. Ne sub cription will be dsscsa
ued until all arrearazes are paid, except 81
option Of the publisher.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS inserted At oxE pcLLAl
square, item lines. or less, the first snssss,sa
aud FIFTY CENTS for each continuance ~
NertiSements mnSt be marked with the npu
Of insertions required, or they sail DC conuI
until forbid, and charged Scc0rdinglf- fslS
20 Dc made when the advertisements - iel
Insertion, or on demand
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; pleased to announce to the public,
n that he has taken DR.. TRASH into
partnership with him, in the Practice OF
NediciEe and Surgery. He has only 10
say that Dr.. Trask IS 4 graduate in the
science OF Medicine. Our undivided al
teniion will be given to all business entruS-
ted to Us. Office opposite McDovelrs old
Tavern Stand
Liberty. Aug. S,h, 1887. S4-,r
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" T. CRAWFORD will, in future, cont.
10 practice Law in the Circuit ecu,
Amiie, PIKE and franklin, and Will e1isl-
circuit 70 the c0Uusy Of CopIah. BUSHES
IN the Probate Court ed AmHe, will NEE
ms particular AttentlcD.-lttice IN the /"
apartment Of the Jail, occupied by the sT'
August 8. 1850.
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4 FAIrHFUL LoyER.-~Dick,@ enauireI
the maid. shave you been after that sal
cEa.us!' No I haint.- "lf YOU don't 90
quick, III tell your mistress" Well. tell
mistress as soon as you please, don't
know Sally Ra;us, and won't 90 near her.
You know well enough is gagged to Deb. =
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The following s no, mere fancy sketch,
BAT truth itself The names OF the Italian
ladv and her American husband are FAINT
liar 10 u, and We publish the poetry with
an endorsement Of its truth The Italian
hI.ta IS a beautiful painter, and was
distinguished arts! among her far coun-
,ry women before she came 70 this coun-
Try.
TIE pprDE-S pCIElrpP sNCE OF HOME
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L BRIDES REMEMBRANCE OF HOME
aTavr rar1.s L.17 IN NV ToKz.

aFAN ITALIAN L,1I ~ NV T2xE-
They brought me % another Ln1-
Across the ocean wide,
To dwell with strangers, and % %
A young ard h4PPg bride
They called me beautiful and ar
Bot ret kn1z uliue eye
Hath lost the brightness that i had
Beneath my own lsa- SKY
They wrszth't, too, Il my shining Lzirr
The Jewels OF their race,
7 could but weep 10 see hgw Ut
They suIted Wlih nv face
Alas. upon nv altered brow
Their EarIzuts fash 10 VAN,
Wy cheek Is nos too pale % take
The Tint Of Joy again.
t-raf the s.frv G--ls n u-sht-
4.TrL,Ts rhn-=zs for ne,
- -. - =, -. aiin- locks that make
N gaa Of home ana thee.
Efaw beautiful are all things here.
How w1ZtertGl and bright.
The very stars appear 90 she'd
\ softer, -sws- Light
Bat ret I feel t1a: would give
Them all fJr enc street. flower,
P.uck5G from the valleys where M fee,
FIRST played in ch.LlE9ot's hour.
Whsre / oehsl1 the river 1oW
50 GeEGly b. ths shore.
and saw the Z1Cn4l zht stream upon
What I shall see 10 ECrc.
Yet Sometimes n NV s--elz-.s ! LzzlZz.-
And soCl4Il1ZeS 4 aEl en- the sea,
Within ny own .ov't lark,
And softly, then. we 3olt along,
Beneath the twilight star
Once more see the SKY love-
And nv own dear nome 2t4--
once mere I tWlng around my hSoEr
The little flowers 50 pale,
Once more I think nv uErlSeF 77.ce
Genes singing on tie g--e-
Nd ths- sEss.a 80 '---fs 81 '4ss' f9
That thrlILs N IN Eg dreams
FH1zfn- - radiarcS through the EEart,
Eg.e sunset 5 zs-CGa beams.
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NOTICE..

III, persous having claims on unim'
Dr%sd LOTS in the town OF LIDer'
vii make them known to tLe under
stoned commissioners, appointed by the
Legislature TO sell vacant Lots on o. Oe'
fore the first day Of December next since
on tina, day we shaI. take preparatory
r,aasures TO sell all the vacant Lots IN
saiI town. 10 which a satisfactory show
inc Of title cannot be made.
EDWARD CARROLL,J
T.. VI. DAVIS, L0mFs
V. T. CRAWFORD,
November u. 1887. 40
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MEsSRS. DoNNELLA & Rrpp

III AVE on hand very large assert
Ii ment Of Virginia made s7itl6.Is,,r
2rogss,- together with q good supply OF
IF0asa's course Sbgss, for rcumor ms,
Also a large quantity of Virginia MADE
Cordagc. viz:-H1mHI &. Hemp Bed
Cords, Hemp PLOUGH Lines. from 8. 6 TO
9 threads EACH all Of which were made
to order.
\. B. DJnsaics, PLAID Cheeks. and
Coarss Linens. for Negroes Summer clo.
thing. Farmers are particularly request
ed e. give ms a call.
Liberty, Jan.30. 1855.
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FIRE rsaS1Hg.-~ Mistress Grimes. lend
me your iubl- Cant DO il--all the
hoops arc GIFTS full Of sgds-5esiiss I
never had ono--becauqe / washes in a
barrel
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LOST OR liISL4JD

A Note Of hand, drawn bv Norg,r
N DAVIS and payable to John r.
Swearingeu. drawn some tino in the month
OF Julyi due for one hundred dollars
j. 3. SWEARINGEN
NOV -, 1897 Ic
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DISSOLUTION.
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.


"HE subscribers have just completed
their new specimen book Of light
faced book and job printing types, flowers
and ornaments, the contents oil which are
herewith partially given. Diamond FearIr
nos. and 2, agate, Nos. /, aud ), Agate
on nonpareiI body, NoupareIl Nos. /, 2, 3
and I miniOnette Nos. | and ?; mlnIon,
NO. /, 2. 8 and 4; miuioa on BREWER body,
BREWER on minion body; BREWER Sos. /.
?. 3 and 4: BREWER on buTgeols body; bre-
yier on long primer body; bourgeois on
BREWER body; bourgeois Nos. l.. ?, ) aHd
+, bourgeois on long primer body; long
primer Nos. /, ?, , and ! +; long primer on
small plea Nos.. | and 2; plea On small pi-
ca body: plea Nos. /. and 3, plea on
english body: english Sos. aud ?; great
primer, paragon, double english; double
paragon, cannon. five line plea 10 tweaty,
eight line plea gothic condensed 10 twenty
five. seven line and ten lines plea oEnameI-
tai, 6, Z, 9. 12 and Is lines plea shaded, 8,
10, IL and l6 lines antique shaded.
Also a large and beautiful collection of
flowers, from pearl to seven lines plea.
many OF which are not TO be found in any
ether specimen; 4 new assortment of or
nameHtal dashes, a variety ct card Dor
deEs, nearly two thousand metal orua-
meuts. brass rule, leads of various thick
ness, Astronomical. mathematical and ply
steal signs, metal braces AMI deshes from
3 70 So ms long, great primer and double
plea scripts on inclined body, diamond and
uOnpareIl music OF various kinds. antiques, .
light and heavy face two line letter. full
face roman and ualic nonparcJI. miai0l.
BREWER, long primer and small plea. mini .
on brewer. long primer and n. hen blacks. .
nonPareil. miniol and BREWER Greek, He
brew and Saxon.
\ large variety OF ornaments, caLclIat-
Cd particularly for the Spanish and South
American markets; Spanish, French aud
Portuguese accents furnished to order.
With every other article made use ofin the
printing business. All Of which can be
furnished at short notice. OF As good qua
lty and on as reasonable terms as any g
ther adjustment. .t
CONNER & COOKE, Corner Of c
Nassau and Ann-sts. ~ Y ~
e. ProPrIators Of newspapers printed q
-lhin any part Of the United States or =
he Canadas. who will copy the above ad-
ertsemenl three times and forward a CO. "
y containing the same, will be entitled 10 :.
leir pay in any type cast Al our foundry. p
roylded they take twice the amount OF III
leir bill in type. -.