davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-15
STOP THE MURDERERS!l
A1Nnn REV ARD will be paid

$1,000 by the undersigned, for
the apprehension OF JOHN STEP and
SOLOMON STEP, who murdered Mar
tin Fraley, senr., on the Bib lOclober III
stan,, near VOLTS Ferry, IN llardin coun-
ty, Tennessee.
JOHN STEP is about 96 years Of
age, 8 feet 8 or 8 inches nigh, dark COM
plexon, dark eyes, black hair, lncllned to
curl, and very low forehead. The mid.
die Joint ofthe Corefnger OF his right hand
is considerably enlarged, occaslontd, II is
sepposed, by hurt.
SOLOMON STEP is about % or "a
years of aye, 5 feet II inches high, stout
built, little inclined TO be stoop-shouIder-
ed dark complexion, dark eyes, dark halr'
inclined 20 curl, and very high cheek bones
The bones of his right hand have been
broken near the middle ofthe palm, aud
occasioned considerable ridge on the
back of his hand.
Th' Steps formerly resided IN the Cher
okee country in Georgia, and II is thought
they will either make their way back tt
Georgia. or strike for Texas.
The above reward will be paid on theI'
delivery in Hardin county, Tennessee, Of
a propurtionable reward for either.
SALLY FRALEY,
HENDERSON q FRALEY,
JACKSON FRALEY,
SAMUEL LEMON.
Nov. 6, 1888. 1851
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-15
INSOLVENCY.

ATOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
agreeable to an order OF the Hon
orabIe the Probate Court Of Amite county.
at the last November Term, 1887 OF sai1
Court, the undersigned we're appointed
Commissioners, 10 receive, examine ana
report claims against the Estate OF
Elijah d. Harris, decreased.
reported iusolvenr,) and will meet at the the
Store OF Col. Erasmus Castor, on the
First Saturday in each aud every M0@f"'
for the ensuing six months.
JAMES MCDOWELL,
NATH'L. STOCkWELL,
CommiSs, tlerS
July 80, 1888. 9sme
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-15
SO III o o ia .

NEISS RINGS winter term will com
WI mence on Monday 18th day of No
Ssm5er. A number Of new scholars can
he accommodated with schooling and board.
No allowance will be made for loss Of time
s,ccp, in case Of sickness. An examine
ton will take place on the 2lSt Of Deem
Der, after which there will be short vaca-
ton. Parents and Guardians who wish
10 send their children and wards are re.
quested toapply soon.
Liberty, Oct. 81, 1888. laws
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-11-15
GROCERIES.

L. OLlJElOI " w. iSSP0S'i"'
/. ly announces to the public gener-
ally, that they have opened Grocery aud
Provision Store in their new house, on the
North side of the Public Square, where
they will be glad to receive and ACCOM-
MEDIATE their friends. The following COM
prises portion OF their stock, TO wit
Brown Sugar, Cinnamon,
Loaf F." Cloves,
Havana " Nutmegs,
Moasses, AlSpce,
Coffee, Black Pepper,
Flour, Race Ginger,
Cog. Brandy, Starch,
Jamaica Rum, Sperm Candles,
Holland Gin, Shaving soap
Malaga Madeira, Bar Soap,
Claret, Cayenne Pepper,
CordiaIs, Mustard,
Cherry Brandy, Gun-flnts,
Cherry Bounce, Lead and Shot,
Lemon Syrup, Rifle Powder,
Old Madeira, (put uPShol gun
for family uSe) Percussion caps,
Tobacco, (assorIed,) &c
| Also, on hand. an assortment Of MEDl-
CINES, riz:
Sulpher, Castor oll,
Birthstone. sofia Powders,
Camnhor. Seidlitz 4"
Epsom Salts, Calomel,
Glue, RhuOarO'
Pearl Ash, Jalop,
Saltpetre, Ilurlshorn,
Opodeldoc, Coperas,
Laudanum, Indigo,
Paregoric, Copai VarniSh'
Ba,eman's Drops, Spts. rurpenIlne,
Lees pills, Opium,
Writing Ink, Cream Tartar
Indellible "
ALSO,
Writing and Letter Paper, Quilts, Sand
Spelling books and Waters.
Tinware, of all descriptions.
Crockery,-Cups d Saucers, Plates, bowls
Pitchers, &c, &c.
Spanish and Common Segars, Sand many
other articles, TOO numerous Il
mention.
Liberty, Oct. II, 1888. al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

nEAFNESS CURED.-DR SCUDDERS eelebra.
~ ted Acoustic Oil is certain and failing for
Deafness all IFS and has the restoring
thousands from partial entire deafness perfect
Many entirely relieved by the Of sing bottle
who have been completely deaf have been
lowing few certificates and letters rsm gentlemen of
known respectabiity:-
BROOKLYN, July |, 1887.
"This certify that in September 1885, taken with
a deafness accompanied with loud rumhng
similar some heavy steam engine by. was
which continued without ntermsson until the month Of
1887 when purchased hottie Dr. Scudders Acoustic
Oil from A. b. d. Sands 100 Fulton street. William
and before using half of the ofone bottle bearing
completely restored although have times been
hat affected from taking cold Yet with app-
Others, similarly affected the m
SETH COUCH, 10 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
Messrs. A. b. ID. San6s-Genemer-As have not the
pleasure of personal ara1antance send above
certificate which, from humanity TO fellow beings
liberty make such disposition OF think
per. Respectfully your humble servant
hereby certify that my little daughter quite
wassomemes fearful she would entirely lose her
hearing From reputation of DIR. Scudder induced
try pha of his Acoustic Oil by the oil which, am
happy state, she entirely restored to hearing.
III. ID. PARKMAN, Hudson, N. Y.
have had similar performed, to that mentioned by
STEPHEN HEDGES. Hue son. New York.
The above carefully prepared from the original receipt of
DIR Scudder by the subscribers who soc propreors
the United States of America and the Canadas.
FASSETr SELDEN. 20l River street, Troy. N. Y.
A. B. i ID. SANDS, leo Fulton street,
f26 In of William.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
CAPSULES GELATINEUSES PEEFEC.
OTIONNEES AU BAgME DE COPAHU-Patentees de

CTIONNEEs AU BAgME DE COPAHU-Patentees de
rAcademe RoyaIe de Medicine de Paris-Preparess par
CHARLES WILOENOW.
GELATINE CAPSULES OF PgR = BALSAM CoPA-
vi patented by the Royal Academic Medicine of Paris
famous throughout France, England Germany, Prussia
Italy, and Continent Of Europe, since tie valuable Disco
very OF this precious medicine.
The Copsvi Balsam Is Of all the medicines employed
n combating the chronic and gonorhaal affections the
only the specific action Of which has been doubted
and which phys ians have in give the prefe
but its nauseoss taste and smell the of its
being rejected by many patients.
This the reason why many have been made
in order 10 dis mode Of Disgusting It's
mght be taken with less repugnanee bu hitherto this has
been but hnperecy effected and always by the addition of
active substance which modfes It's properties apd thus
chemical constitution and Its physical character
Therefore having discovered mode Of administering 1t In
such that occasion the slightest and
this without submitting il toany alteration The method cen.
sists enclosing in the gelane capsules II encoses that
medicine in such disguise entirely
the and smell and into the estve organs with
other mixture than that o: the geane nh which
enveloped, and which completely dissolved in the
stomach BY this the of the gonsrha be
ing effected without disgust and consequently without inter
ruption will become more prompt and thus
venting the possibility Of relapse.
The directions for well the atestaons from the
emiHen physicians of Paris enclosed in each box
For sale by all the most respectable apothecaes in the
city aud country.
Druggists and apothecarss supplied with the cap
sules by CHARLES wlLDENOW, atNo 81 Sherry street,
near Franklin Square. f12lm1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

wishes pasronixe literature, by the appointment OF
literary men or those who have character n: AN
recently made Mr.. Barker. the author OF some ino
fereat dramas, the I'd Comptroller Of the treasury
and one Of his pes boy who was elevated over INC
heads Of the old clerks in the Office few neRn ago.
now the acting Comptroller. What stale Oh ll'"gs
The mystery is known here, but Cannot explain u.
Prom ALBAsY.-In the Senate, on Thursday IN
committee of the whole the bill to appropriate the IN
of the u S. deposte fund, purposes OF educa
ton and the diffusion Of knowledge was taken up Fhe
of $55 900 was voted, leaving it discretionary with
the trustees of each district, to apply their proper
ton the purchase of library, or the payment OF
teachers.
In the House, a petition from Lyons IN Wayne coun
ty, was presented by Mr.. Mann, who had endorsed on
the petition the Wing sIgners as Federalsts This oc
casioned rather conversation, and the petition
was ordered to lie on the table.
In consequence of the recent demonstrations on the
frontier, Mr. ]. A. King, from the committee on the
Schlosser business, Submitted verbal report recon-
nendns special attorneys should be appointed las
in the case of the Morgan affair." land that they should
be taken from sections of the removed from the
scene ofthese ourages After discussion, in which
the necessity of the business conceded all hands,
the committee without taking the question
ACT On. AND LAST OF THE NAVY ISLAND FARCE.
The following from the Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Of Tuesday the 27h ult gives the details of the dsPer
sion of the armed who had made arrangements for
invasion of Upper Canada from the neghborhood of
Buffalo. Our authorities the alert and no com
plant of Of promptitude energy, be now i'm
putable TO them.
"On Monday night (26th Feb Intelligence re.
ceived Bufa 10 that the Navy Island patriots
assembling Comstocks eight miles up the lake The
civil authorities Immediately proceeded 10 the spot,
companed by detachment troops, furnished by Col
Worth, with his usual promptness On arriving, they
found many of the patriots assembled. Guards and
outposts Immediately established in the vicinity by
the authorities. In the ofthe night it ascer
tanned that the patriots had erected barracks, places
of shelter the ce about sA miles from Comstoeks
and nearly esuidistant from the two shores. This
campment was under the command of Capt Burnham
Of the patriot army with about seventy armed with
pixies. Judge Barker, Captain Ouinger and other Off
GERS, accompanied by about thirty soldiers, made
descent upon this encampment at about o'clock this
morning. Capt. Burnkam put himself in state of de-
fence and then proposed parey which resulted in the
surrender of the munitions and men, howitzers $50
stand of arms, and field piece, which have been
brought this city Capt. Burnham and several pro
mnent taken prisoners, and undergoing
an examination before Justice De Forest.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

VINO WANTS HATl-Go to Howell a. Co, l26
Chatham street. and get one Of his three dollar elk
maps. When there you may buy cane for Gaming
blackgssrds and il should look like rain, you had
better provide yourself with an umbrella Look sss
on your psntaloons, and IL there's any Dirt buy a
capital brush, and 90 home. All are cold for cash
at one third lee than their usual prices.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

II The receipts at the Park theatre on Tuesday
night for the benefit of the persons thrown out ofem
ploy by the recent fire at the Bowery theatre amount
ed 10 SAIL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

@nJ AT charitable party held one evening last
week, lady convinced me that Doctor Williams, the
oculist had performed several very extraordinary
cures. She had the persons thus cured and was
quite enthusiastic in praising the benevolence Skill
and success of this eccentric eculist. After this
shall begin 10 think that the Doctor has merit. APP
pros-I have Just received long and heavy COM
plant against Dr. Williams, with reference to per-
sons in the Bowery for evidence of It's truth We
must examine the case.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05


Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages OF regular
medical edpsaon, and having his Diploma for the
Medical Society and having lad wears, repsraI
AND and vsy 10 he @ BIS
frai humanity and particularly 10 certain class OF
abound the columns Of he newspaper Diseases require
to be treated agreeaby the symptoms that may prevail
describing mind I'm.
The extensive experience Of Dr. CARPENTER IN All
varieties OF this disease enables him offer speedy
and MOI Offend the or sa q sn.nseo
compounds totally unknown the ordinary quasks Of The
b Separate Offices have been arranged r
Charge. and adapted the ear.es Of s
An ,nl.es preventive OF certain diseases 10 he ob.ned
I EYIsON's HUNTKH's ED DROP-Nev
II ofice, Ne Division The only and cure Tor
sound and Judgment, eyden, ,hs, Hunters
Red Drop the aos! and caec,u for al wui
very their being SO many who have yainy
a s be ps
lie, merely speak the plain and simple truth, eerk-
Dr. s"r as Gf angel ssa"s
Ss The gs Of Of Se in weh B, have
dssS'e and BY an application q This m.dsne have been
TO be 5 sDs ne SSe e. par Fl
Aer selling IN New York for upwards OF years and in
ne sss out e. s Of
sow Old hs or be viii perform certain
res Roon n s@d q pure s se day ,. was s.rn
IT a preventive may be had
Every phslthai Is genuine will have the written
To err human and since Ills human 10 err Is u ~, our o
look indiscreons fellow cresprs With p,y
and do all that lies In without nurn u
S1!f s9G RES DRop .
sfes, assh permanent and .afe cure v',bo ct smell
scribing eases Willie attended TO.
st Philadelphia; No Ianoverst Boston; Carp ST New
Charleston C the Only places IN the world where
liz. CnEltAY,s AsTKInG GENT PILLS.
DAn esectualcure for obstinate discharges from Urinary
plants arising from weakness Of constitution In gravel and
loss Of command q slsdder they soon conre.ey In
ps 1,e Sse besn so 1y
% Is sG ,it c sarsr
q William and At be following drug stores Corner Dey
way cor PEARL Bovey and walker 1S sos
s.a and s hssy and Gas az.
vsSpr Re- so roe TssS ss % for sac
by sandsk shaw. &C, &C., dssin,."
PLEsmP,n y, ~ s;.I hALts pc oi",@en pos
Hart CORNER OF Chnmeers street and broadway burnett,
IS s avenues T. Soon corner Of Bowery and Grand 81
ar CONCERT AND BALL-Tbe New York Amateur
Music Fund society will give their second and Concrrt
'a sr 10 s season r'"'''y Hail. on Tuesday March
Member. can receive 4 '-ss applying to Mr. r.
lane and Mr. Il kaws ssSTss VS. 81
Concert to commence at half past 7o'cock.
BY order OF the Board. m3-3r
ROOMs To LET-Furnisbca or unfurnshed
car be mad by applying at ss MARKS Place cer.er Sd
avenue. ~ ims
HALF PRICE mUsIC.-New sn fashionable
MUSIC TOT the piano forte and lure cents per psEe.-
SsIs; :s;
tof5 Also Powelps Bsssm az Ansis~ed coughs sbor.
ness bresh asthma &c Also bces srd wsters lc1eree
Also naeihle ink for marking scn without prspstst
for sale ~ above. rrl1ms
1000 ( kLEs, l.rg ,. IT,, r.. !. tsnc =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
TOOTH ACHE!! TOOTH ACHE!!!
JANISENs CONCENTRATED ELETTARIA

u This article, highly concentrated preparations
and cardaman has In all cases where IL has been
used has been placed with the
eased tooth thus far proved
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that and tormsntirg annoyance the Teoh
Ache Unlhe other articles Ter the purpose be
applied with the safety IL is no the least
huful teeth, and therefore produces injurious e
tects placed in contact with those that sound. As
remedy
us Is without parallel II thoroughly
all SORENESS and leaves the Teeth In condition for
being filled; and, ehectualy the progress
ot decay, and evsauay removes those portions that
have already BECOME carous; il entirely destroys that
dsagreeable smell which always impaired to the breath
by escayed Price 50 For sale W. ST.
menson, 70 Fulton street James H. Hart M D., corner
Broadway and Chambers " M Guon, Bowery
and Grancn Pke and Henry and whole.
sale and retail AL Grand between Eas broadway
DivisioB street ji8 3meod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

G Somebody has sent US the last number Of the
Ladies Magazine. II is conducted by Master W. w.
Snowden, (whom remember little shaver three
feet one inch, now SIX feet nearly,) and Mrs. A. s.
Stephens, lady Of fine mind, and very beautiful
face. One impropnety is on the title page. Master
Snowden ought to have given place to the lady, in
stead Of taking the head. Fie, omit As to the con-
tents OF the Magazine, no one cares for Them after
reading the elegant, classic, witty Weekly Herald
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

90 DIR. Hughes, the ceadjstor Bishop Of this dio
cese, will preach in the Catholic Church Of St Pc.
terra in Barclay street, tomorrow. This preste s no
less Distinguished for his amsble character than for
his s-atoricsl powers He of6cisted FOR many years
at Philaaelphis, where he rs admired for his ia.
ien, as he was respected Tor his exemplary dcmea.
nor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

dr CONCERT AND BALL-Tbe New York Amateur
Music Fund Society will give second and LAST Gomez,
q, 1883 - "''' 's's'
Members receive Il i-ttts ~ Applying IN Mr. G. r.
wilder, Chairman ~ - Coim' III spring ~ Mr. WIN.
Fulton St oS-"s'
Concert to commence at half past o,ciock
Br order he Roar u9-7is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05
MEDICAL CARD-DR. cARPENTI

NEDICAL CAKD-Dk. CAKPENTER, No. 4 Peck
lVl Slip New York, deems proper occasion av
the PUBLIC that he centsues administer the acea
old established Dpp-nssry.
To number OF the this metropolis
no herads to announce his victory disease in its
complicated and destructive toms-no- does he deem
rial to be specific enunersng the various
msladies to which mankind and womankind subject
To Strangers he bsgs leave most respectfully remark
that he confines himself To Office practice, and de him
self personally to the welfare Of his patients keeps assist
ants shop boys aud has Offices for the
pssen who can never come in contact Doctor Carpenter
would add thatbe 10 regularly ~ducated the
medicine and ard cceiyed his Diploma
1913 Of the New York State Medical Society gnea w the
highly respected and much lanented jobs b. Rodgers
d President and that he has for long series of
voted himself the treatment and Of all delicate pi
yste diseases Be particular In the number Peck Slp
Pearl st. fen.lw DIR. CARPENTER.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

1000 600 r,i,S =, 81: ..ss H., T.. z s & :
p-vier ays, Cor ssle ~ o. EJs, wills, i& wssra.
@sms ssstdoor 10 lfolteitoei,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

CREENWICH INSURANCE COMPANY
NJ Ufce No 1896 Hudson s-Irsurance a.
bv FIRE buildings Of every description
furniture, and all kinds Of personal pro akes
reasonable terms other office In this civ.
DIRECTORS.
Timothy whhteraere, George suckley
Jacob BRUSH, Joseph w. Beadle
Asher Martin, H. nry J. Seamsn,
Horauo Mott John II Sstteree,
James ~ Wells, Nathaniel Jarvis,
Clinton Gilbert, EdwardD. we1,
Isaac u. Varisr, Abraham Coursen
Abraham Van Nest, VIM l. Morris,
VIM =. Havcmeyer VIM. e. Rbfnelander,
John Dclamster, Robert Halliday.
TIMOTHY wHITTEMoRE President
JOSEPH TORREY, Secretary. jas
III PIEHCY, SPIRIT LAMP MAKER, No. 34e Dis1s.
Al. ient ope door from CnonI H. Preturns his THANKS
70 the public Tor their patrossge since the above
business and hopes by strict attention snd thorough know
would also call their his Rejecting lamps which
are superior 70 any yet offered
He would likewise request those who have not used the
above LAMPS 10 call al his and Judge for themselves VI
superiority Of this lights s half the expesse over any other
light used. Store amps 81.
Personal attendance IN who fitting stores
billiard tables establishment where brilliant
hight H. feels confident he hiss lamps suabx
Tor essbisr,entin the city couny He also eronds
his friends, thai sl Spirits delivered by him 10
wagon sgRed each sde board, h. hhek and white
/ letters, 'H. Piercy, Spkh Lamp, s<o Dvisio. ~
NJ y. His wages wti call on customers regularly once
obtained TOW v~eos Spirits delivered p.ssl whhev
G No so~sessios with nv Other eStanisbs,ess racs~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

tive cure Tor the piles IN three DAYS time Sold by & "
Hart corner OF Chrmhcrs street and Brosdway
IS 9Th n. M Guoin Bowery and Grsna a,
aim - - ~'a"~ '~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05


DEAR Sn,-
| have AIKEN your paper ever SINCE II was first
started and have got accustomed TO having II ac-
company my breakfast each morning, that really
feel lost without II. Lattery, however, the Garner
has left the Sun instead Of IT, Now, would not
absolutely give one shilling year for the Sun for
any other purpose than shaving paper, and sheet
day is rather more than one person requires like
the Herald, pay for the Herald, and think very
hard that cannot get the Herald. have complain
ed to the carrier without producing any amendment
ar have called az the Office IN Ann street four times
vita other result than beng laughed AT by your
boy. Will you have the goodness TO say in what
way shall proceed to get the paper served regular
y and by 30 doing, you will much oblgc
Yours trnIy, HgNRy towards,
No. Mercer street
This is not the only complaint of the kind we re-
ceive from subscribers and patrons. We have re-
niedy which we shall apply at once if Mr. Edwards
be not regularly served. Il is hs-I shall refuse TO
let the for that route have any Heraas unless
he will attend to bis business This is the first no.
tire.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-05

JEFFERSON INSURANCE. COMPANY
Odre Ne. ~ Wall Of Hanover st-This Compa.
conrucs to insure against loss damage by fire bud
goods, merchandise geperay;
snd csgoes against loss damage by inland savgaon
vorsbe te' ms any other Office.
DIRECTORS
Thomas w, Therne, John u. Lee,
John X Dawson, Moses Tucker,
Tbos II. Woodruff, Tbos. r. Davis,
Edward ID. Howell, DR.. David Rogers
Thomson Price, J. N. Ransom,
John Norss DR. n. II. RobsouJ
Arson Baker, Joseph Drake,
John G. Merritt, stephen LYON
Alex Mssirrton, Caleb r. Tunis
Trascs r. Sage, Ssml UnderIrll
.. IT, W. ThORNE, President.
GEO. r. Hofs secretary. i25