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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-07-07
rnUlrs OF 4 WING EXPERIMENT.

A few years ago the democratic le
islaturc Of New York, prohibited the
anks of that state from Issuing and
utting in circulation after certain
Inc, any notes of less dcnomiption
han five dollars. In 1886, Congress
rovidcd by the dcpositc act, that no
otes ofany bank watch issued bills Of
less denomination than five dollars
hould be received in payment Of pub
c revenue. During the last winter,
hc wing assembly in New York, got
lp Il bill, which was ra-sod. rlpooling
he former act that prohibited the issue
# bills under FIVE dollars. The consc-
lucncc is that none Of the notes of the
New York banks which have npailed
themselves Of this wing measure and
eturned TO the issuing of small bills,
alnot be received for public revenue.
Dctrod Free Press.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-07-07
FURTHER ATTEMPTS TO TIRE TIE CITY
OF CHARLESTON.

FURTHER ATTEMPTS TO TIRE THE CITY
OF CHARLESTON.
Between 8 and Q O'Clock on Tues
day night, an attempt was made 10 fire
the residence of Mr.. ANDREW MoFFETr,
on the West side of Meeting street,
and nearly opposite to the Circular
Church, by throwing q roll OF paper
filled with live Goals from an adjoining
lot, which fortunately fell between the
pantry and clubhouse, and not in the
gutter, as is supposed TO have been the
design Of the incendiary. A servant
being in the pantry a. the time, disco
vercd the combustible matter, and cx-
tinguished the fire.
another and more daring attempt
was made en- Wednesday morning, be-
tween 8 and 10 o'clock, to fire the
premises occupied by Mr.. J. Calder as
q residence and cabinet maker shop,
in Meeting street, East side, and next
door North Of the Circular Church, by
placing combustiblc matter in two DIFF
.ferent places under the piazza facing
the South, which was fortunately dis
covered in time and cxtinguishcd. All
The domcstics on The premises have
been arrested, and will undergo an
examination.
In both the cases above mentioned
IL is clearly evident chat they were de-
signed, and the acts of those well &C
huainged with tho prcmiscs.-Charles-
2on Courier, jane G. 49,
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-07-07
THE CIIEaOkEEs.

II will be seen, on reading the infor-
nation communicated by Col. Kcnan
% the Governor, that nearly all the
indians have been removed, ia a peace
Eul manner, from the territory of Gcor-
5ia. For thus acting promptly and
Efficiently, Gen. Scott will deserve the
banks and gratitude of the people Of
Georgia, as mu,h mischief will be thus
Voidcd, by preventing any act of res'
distance and hostility on the part ofthe
indians, which they might have been
disposed to commit, if the intelligent
'f the delay proposed be The Secretary
'f war for there removal, had reached
hem previously to their actual removal
rom the territory of Georgia. None
gill be more g7atihed than ourselves,
hould the emigration Of the Chcrokecs
DC effected in manner as honorable
o the general and state government,
IS il can be comfortable and sa.isiac-
Dry to the Indians themselves.
Georgia Constitvtiona'ia, June c.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-07-07
The Northern nanars ara conopJa;n-

The Northern papers arc complain"
ng of the extreme heat Of the wealth
il, aud the editors arc begging off,
rom their daily labors and apoIigizing
pr the want Of yigor in their para
.raphs. The watering places are ra-
idly filing with visitors and il is said,
bat the Sca-Serpcnt will soon, accord
ng 10 regular custom, make his season
Die visit OF Nahant,-thc hotel pro-
.rictors of that place having despatch
d a special messenger 10 his Snakeship
pr the benefit Of the thousands whoA
ave special inclination to be hum
Iugged during the warm weather.
2QtimOre RepubIican.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-07-07
&' I'll IEl G. a II i a M ID .

SONG OF THE AMERICAN GIRL.
Our hearts are with our native land,
Our song is for her glory:
Her warrior wreath is in our hand,
Our lips breath bat her story;
Her lofty hills and valleys green
Are smiling bright before us;
Ard, Ike rain bow sign, 10 seen,
Her proud flag waving DER US.
And there arc smiles upon her lips
For those who meet her focmen;
For Glorys star knows no eclipse,
When smiled upon By WOMAN;
For those who brave the mighty deep,
And scorn the threat Of danger,
We've smiles to cheer, and tears to weep,
For every ocean ranger.
Our hearts arc with our native land.
Our song is for her freedom,
Our prayers are for the gallant band,
Who strikes where honor leads them.
We love the taintlcss air VIC breathe,
IT'S Freedoms endless dover;
Wen twino for him a fndelcss wreath,
Who scorns tyrant'a power.
They tell Of frances beauties rare,
OF ltaly's proud daughters;
OF Scotland lasses, Englands fair,
And nymphs Of Shannen's waters;
We heed not all their boasted charms,
Though lords around them hover;
Our glory lies in Freedoms arms
A FREEMAN for LOVER.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-07-07
From the Daricn Telegraph
MY LIFE IS LIKE THE SCATTERED
WRECK,


NY ROBERT EMMETT HooE.
Ny life is like the Simmer Rosc-R II. VII
My life is like the scattered wrccs,
Cast by the waves upon the shore;
The broken masts--tho rifted deck
Tell Of the shipwrcck that is DER;
Yet from these relics Of the storm,
The mariner his raft will form,
Again to tempt the faithlcss sea;
But hope rebuilds no barkc for me.
My life is like the blightcd oak,
That lifts its scar and withcrd form
Scath'd by the lghtnipg's sudden stroke,
Sternly 10 meet the coming storm;
Yet round that saplcss trunk will twine
The curling tendrils of the vine,
And life and freshness there impart--
Not to the passion-blghted heart
My life is like desert rock,
Ii, mid ocean lone and drcar;
Worn by the wild waves ccasecss shock,
That round its base their surges roar;
Yet there the sca-moss still will cling
Some fow'r will find cleft to spring,
And breath cen there sweet perfume,
For me, life's how'rs no more will bloom.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-07-07

rcgrcs that | differ with him upon this
subject. fGg | entertain high regard
for his legal and constitutional opin-
ions, whch deliberately formed and
expressed. did NO: consider that
charter a law until it had received the
sanction of this House; and even then,
Sir, any legislative acl giving privila-
ges may be repealed by the same Lc-
gislature, or subsequent one, if no
vested rights have accrued, and it is
not pretended that any have vested
here. This believe has Invariably
been the rule adopted by the courts, in
the construction of Statutes.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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tnan Two DOLLARS
PERSONS sending advertisements arc requested
to mark on them the number of times they de-
sire them TO be inserted, otherw ise thcy will be
continued until forbid, and accordingly charged.
liberal deduction will be made to persons
who advertise BY the year.
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If you arc porsecu.cd, regard il not,
but beware, Of persecution:
If the people tell hes on thee, regard
them not; but have care 10 your ac-
tons, lest they tell the truth on thee.
IL thou art poor, be honest, and if
thou art rich be charitable.
If thou art a drunkard, quit thy
drunken habits; if you are sober man
remain Such,
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-07-07
TERMS.
THE PlNEY WOODS PLANTER
Wa be published ercry Saturday morning
]. ToTHILL and A. Fl. HALL.

The price will be FIVE DOLLARS per annum
II 1ald in advance, or Six DOLLARS il not paid
until the end of the year. All payments made
within the first three months will be considered
IS in advance
No subscription received for a less period than
CTolve months; nor discontinued until all ar.
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tluance of the paper will be considered as
nav engagement.
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If you have wife take care of her;
and if you have not, get one immedi-
ately.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27

TINE ipassss s5e Increasing popularity 81
II these Pils, .. saothss proof Of the iaiaili-
bii,,y OF ihs old sdsge, that "usth 10 2e~srfti
aud viii prevail" Other pills are only pulled.
but De. Psters' are purchased and praised aud
RECOMMENDED uo;ii the demand for item has To-
come almost universal
Dc. Peters would Impress this fact upon The
public, that his Pills are not n qussk msdicine,
bat scientific compound Of simpies. which has
been The result, Of many years intense sPplieA-
tion To q profession in which he Was regularly
bred, aud hence u - a. popular With tic rsgul.r
faculty az With the people at large.
oLe u tho many peculiar ,Ltues OF The yegc
table Pills Il. ihat white very powerful Ia their
effects they are particularly mild aud gentle "a
their action. Juike the generality of mcd-
eines. their application Is never attended with
nausea or gripping
Peters Vegetable Pills arc now regarded by
those who have bad an opportunity t. dec de
upon their merits, as al inestima be public bless
iug.
without an exception, ia age or country, 90
medicine has spread W,ib such rapidly, aud ri.
ven slch universal Satisfaction.
Prepared bY jos sriestly Peters. VI ID. No
1919. Liberty street. New York. Each box con-
ta'ns 10 Pills. Price 50 cents.
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Quad, and hes De,,ryct,r, .yo,,, ,,,,,

The united testimony Of Pht sicians through
out The United States, has iuii, proved tie f,ef
that PEIERS' VEGETABLE PILLS are the
only true Vegetable Pills which stand the te.,
ct .fnai, litoa hence the proprietor " onld most
esrhesuy urge them TO the notice of those Who
have 1ren IN tho habit Of using az caflarfifs or
SPerishts, tie destructive sHd irritating Opock
FHs, 80 generally advertised, and which are II
b"st out slow consumers Of the vital funci,ot.
shd m"d'T0Ht agents, even TO the root hs lie -
u = True i0o-i OF them produce a pHrgatiye effect
ahd sometimes transient relief tut 10 mos, r..,s
'"ey i'Jnic the digestive organs aud an habitust
resort TO them must terminate IN confirmed
Dyspepsia.
u - irue. that oaiiUh ard apeyisrf me Iisinc.
are Often required but the incest Ii.sriu,if,.tis,
should always be oh-efyed in the selection. snd
Al ms be done nothing injurious can result. from
their use
To produce this much d-sreI result. Dr.. p.
tors has made Il his siudy for several ,ear. aud
I'eI' proud TO say lie IA, st length succreLed.
lar be- ond MS expectation. TIE object OF hi.
rus are 10 su9er-cde tie necessity of a frcaurtt
recourse 10 inIarieus purgat.Tes, and 10 stI,r =
medicine, '5f', rpi4iH aud ,iSas.Hr 10 ,ts orera-
tion.
cT-These valuable rai. ate for .ale o,
JonN }. ~. sTRAITH. Ck,i,,s,ea
JAMES HIGGINS, SA,phpd,fstr.
JOIN T. COOkUs. DO
&. d. STEPHENSON 3 D. BTCkuANt
(Saccs's,'s u ~ HAS. ) M p,,,- Feg,s
NM DORSEY. Bruy,i,I, .Hari.n,5n,r.
Nov -. 1888 Nv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-27
'gsessfed Or fhe Medical
FACULTY.
Fiodoardo Howard's elect
MEDICINES.

HoWAhD'S IaP'ered Cssposnd FIsiI En-
IL irsei n SassaPssihs. for he cor. of sero-
fula or kiDgs' Evil. Chronic Rheumatism, st-
PhilitIe aud Mereariai Diseases, White Swell.
,nss. Obstinate Erupticns " The skin, Uteerous
Sores, Pains In the Bones, General Debility, and
eli diseases requiring the aid Of slterali,e Me-
ieiues.
Hora'd's Coapaund fIstii Ertrsei e5 Busk.r,
Tor lhe euro of Chrome Gonorrko., ob.:tue-
tons Of Urine, elects OF long star dog, Diseases
Of tho Bladder, Crthrs, sc.
HgsrayLf Tsaie Mixture, for the cure o! Fever
d Asue, warranted 10 cure. or the uaoney re-
funded.
Hsrsrrs Compound Kreo,sie Teoih HASA sad
Teeth Pa,is. for arrestins And preventing decay
In Teeth and for diseases Of the Gums-auesa-
bio and pleasant remedies for preserving The N
In = healthy coalition.
HSrsris krso,ois Tso,i .fcA< brvp,, warrant
ed a cure for Tooth Ache.
HsTapiS rtrn rsss, assfe end efect uai Worm
Destroy Ing NeJic,ns.
The above Medicines are prepared according
10 the latest Improvements IN Pharmscy aud
have acquired much reputation. aud the eonh
denes OF many Phys,eiaa, IN various part, Of our
country. Physicians and others requiring ttsir
use. are invited to give the IN trisi
Prepared only st my Pharmacy. Washirsicn
City. FLOUOARDO HoNAhD
c~fsT sale by
STEPHENSON d BECkuAN.
Saee sio's 81 Dr. Hsy,, H-iPer,-gerry.
Nov Is 1888 jim.
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II Catalogue Of Reasons

Dr.. Peters Celebrated T,gsia5le PiHs.
ist Because ttey ate exceedingly popular,
which prove, ihen. u be exceedingly good.
I'd because they arc competed uf samples
which have the power To do goOi ia au immense
number OF eases, without Posse,sins the u.e aus
~ irlure 10 any.
81. Because they are not a qsfacL medicine
but ihe sci,n,i6e compound II a r.sulsr PAYS.
can. Who has made bi, profession TIC sildy Of
bis lifc.
iih Because they arc not unpleasant to take
nor distressing I" retain, while they are most
effective to operate.
STA scesn,c ltey are recommended a. 4
standard m,dic,ue b., the regular f,cults
b. PeciGse 70, keeping the system in nstu-
raj state Of action, they cure almost cNsry dis
ca-e which the human frame 1. lablc to
Ith because they are cheap asd portable
aud Viii retain al their virtues ~ GDl NtsoC In
s"N climate. ard for any length of u.ne.
sth. Because, Notwithstanding their sira piicity
aud m'ld"es-. they are ore Of tie speedis Il put
gaipe medicine, which Ia, yet bren t,scoyrtcd
9'h. Because they are an unfailing remedy
ior procuring good appetite.
iuih because ~ case. % spleen or despon-
deney, b, their healthy influence Oh tie excited
state OF the boz. they have most happy 81
iect IN reclaiDins aud in,igorating tic mind
llth. Because They effect their cure, without
'he usual attendants OF other Pi!-, sickness aud
sriphg,
l2ih Because a. well a. being an IN ri,alit q
PuriEer Of the general ystem. they arc A so,e-
TeiSn remedy t0r sick headache
lth Becsuse tary differ from the majority
"i medicines va the fact that the more the, are
Know" tie mo's they ace approved.
IAN Because, their application produce,
no dc6'in, "a the - stem, LEY NAV be taken
without producing any hindrauce To- business OF
the usual pursuits Of every dsy life
lJth Because aud this fact !. of tho utmost
mPoriance-ladies in certain situation may
tSks Them. (not more than two or three vi a
Time howeNero without IN tie slightest degree
ineurrrhg the hazard Of sbori,on Were tho
virtues Of Peters Inesiimabe Pills, confined To-
ih's desirable end alone, It would gn. them a
decided advantage over the medicines Q falI com
pethofs, n M no cases IL there more danger TO
be sPprehendcd, or Tor which so few remed,c,
nave been discovered, as the .ne referred to-
10Th. And lastly, because thev are aeknow-
lodged To he almost mfali,bi. r.mcd, C,r
Bilious Fever Fever and ASue, DNspepsia L.
yer complaints, Jsundice, Asthma, Dropsy
hhsumAiism. Enlargement OF spleen Iowne,s
OF spirits, Gaelic. Heartburn. Nausea, Disteu-
Ion Of the stomach and Bowels. FIaiuIsue.
iisbtusl costiVsness, Loss of Appetite. Biotct-
ed or saliow Complexion and IN all cases Of
I"rPor Of the Bowels, where a mild but efieo-
tive medicine may be requisite.
in short, 81 general voice Of the commute,
has decided Peters Vegetable Pills are one Of
Ihe hspp'esi discoveries Of uodorn DAYS, aud al
'"se'htr infNsiled a. general soO,hcr Of DO
dIiy Affections.
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no 2AxWTIZS,

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coming niAe months. lake, thi. method Of i6,,t.
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TINE MERCHANTS,
kfys kssstsr0uce Company Of
baltimore.

oEes, No ls, SsriA-SroL
FYvHE resident aud Directors of hi, In.t,t,-
- too meet daily at IL o'clock, NJ. foe the
purpose VI making Insurance on ell proper,,
subject ~ loss o. damage by FIRE, wb.th,r
situated IN TIE Guy or scs"i,y, such as Dweliiug
Houses, Ware Houses. Store. and Good, con
tanned therein. Al.o, Iill. aud Manufactures.
Darns aud contents, aud Hey and Gram iu
stacks.
Applications must specify the amount TO b.
Insured aud the time for which IL d. wanted Of
what materials tho buildings are constraetrd
aud covered, and how occupied; 80 also OF
those adjacent to the property on which in.u-
rance ~ asked. The same will be stated OF
buildings IN which Goods are contained. where
Insurance Is desired on said Goods. Appliea-
lions by mail receive imme date suention
ISAAC TYSON, President.
LitGcfors.
VIM T.. Mayhsw. VIM II. Beatty
Ibos. " Matthews, Geo. ". Richardson,
VI. { SHAW, Jss Corner,
JoaDs Hopkins, K D. Burns
Chls. X. Pe1rce.
J. SAURIN NORRIS, Seere!arg.
JAMES J. MILLER, Agent, CharIe,town, Va.
August >, ISIS 6u
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CO-parsa,crslisD.

vi V'iE Subscriber ha,icg taken ,aio rar,rt-
a shiF, an sEe B!ack.u',ihiu,, his sor Jo.,ru.
tue business viii be in future conducted undo,
me haue 81 THOMAS RfNLL,,s & SOW
Having good supply ., the best GATE rial. they
viii lie able 20 do their aols IN III. Le,, r., -,
sad nPon Tie n1Ost accommodate. terms. ns-
ias thankful los past i1soIi t.es hope To recsiy.
ssafe y! tie pu1lio patronage.
THOMAS RAWLfNs.
'har'e''own, Nov l, ls.s-n
- '"e> wi! keep a supp. 81 fr,trs,e
ANES Oh hsDt. Also, Axes .oeiet =, IN, ,ts,,.
ct nGIice.
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- ee''h."it f'oH H'frr fpesHbrr. II fae .f..Lcai
-, I''sf f'.si' 80 Germany. !s Emop-
We w." ""d,is'g"td, practitioners II medicine,
!" ''''h''N. ATE veil s~-r' that. ~ our sour,- 49,
,'''i i"'ie" t'c friendship ~ sule ~ Ihc faculty,
en- "'t - 49, t"hc ,ut t.CtubfTs -h. Az. MIN.
h'c"e'd h1 selfish poti,,s Ihau.h 49, l,.u -,
la" ir"" q" txpr,sson IL scar ,ii,i,.,,, .i,l,r az
va sn"u"Sss 90 unsous,l.s,s e III t.o.I,.k,. NJ,
"e,i''.,. 49, 49, hsPpN 60 -, that de, ~ Lis =.
hsi''e t"' N.iuabl, not ts Lr generally kuo~o-t.r
~h'i "u' eyes behold and uus vsts h, AZ. 49, must
Lcit,,r.
We hc',by state. that h,r, DR. Lou, odon Co..
U.S. u, ~ '-i"r Lttutr tl,c t,,rnlsu public =, Ito
p.'l'Hdtd dise.Nsrsr OF nsS 10. tfip. aud /, No..
ne"'t""c' ~c held him ga the bigirst euntcn,pt IA,
'N"S ""' crniN protnut.s ,pg Liu a. br L. hs.s i'm
poster Shd W." pr"s" OF 'nsCks Bat on h..r,n,,
- "'sh sNd about tir Ss,Ht,,e against u aud far
g. ~ ~crv induced, FROM m.ti,ts ,f ,u,,o.,,,
""', ~ 10 make trial ~ its rvputcd virtues nt,on
h""h'r II o"r most hopeless l,atiruts .n. 49, go.
"e''" our hou"d'n duty ttNvn ~ the exn,ose Of
our s,l-intrfrst) puhlely 10 .ktos I.i, Al, e..
&! =" curing not Oi, cS.sumltion lot ot,,.r t.r6,
H'ls'l''s, shish have hrr, tofr,. A.. l,v,s 40 r.
''u'H''c our onUtcmpt fut tie ,lt,co,rr,, a tht,
h''",'"" Nss al piscc @il4s 81 up m tir utter -
t'"'shug" 1T utvsc unexpected results. and :.
"nc"ds fr our ahus. 0f h,u, 49, 10 I,-,kl, ro,,f.,,
- 'h' ""td, that - believe him = ph,l.nIh, oui.,
N"S u'"s honor g. The pfot,ssIos aud ~ tur ,ouu-
'ry ~h'sb Ave hs.n birth
he r''rHt siopiioh 81 th,s n,cd,,,o, iuto ,o,,.
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