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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-02-10
ITO the Publisher ofhe Liberty Adrocate.
JACKSON, Jan. &c, 1888.

To-day we have not been engaged in
much business Of consequence. This eve
ming the house went into a Committee of
the whole, upon bill to incorporate the
Real Estate Banking Company ofMarshall
county. 1t seems that company of indi-
vlduaIs have associated themselves toreth-
or, for the purpose of supplying the deficit
Of bank capital. They pledge rca! estate
to two-thirds the amount of their notes in
circulation, for their redemption. They
now ask the Legislature to clolha then
with corporate character. They do moi
ask for banking privileges, for they al
ready possess those privileges, but only
request corporate name, so that they
can sue and be sued, &C., in order to winc
up their concerns. We will have a foo,
OF such bills among us, and as yet, hav,
no conception what course the House will
pursue towards these bills am DISPOSE
to extend TO the North ofthe State, all tn
advantages enjoyed by the West. b.
can this extension be made without rur
nlng INTO the contrary extreme OF Aoodia
the whole country with Bank paper? NJ
opinion is, that after the passage of tn
Union Bank, we should charter no MOI
Banks. The benefits resulting from th
institution, are supposed to be general
their operation. Such conceive to [
the anticipated effect of the Bill Tn
Blil will be closely contested, but sti
think that il will pass the Senate by {
Z votes majority certain. may possibI
be mistaken.
Yours, J. ]. GRAVES
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unsheathed tho sword Of opposition
There was indeed great rejoicing at its
passage through |the Senate, for it had
been deemed OF doubtful issue in that boz
dy for several days. The whole soul OF
the people in this part of the State, seems
absorbed n this institution. The saliva
ton of the people, in the imagination OF
many, depended upon this bank, There
is strong disposition, in all members, TO
cut loose from New Orleans, and they
look upon this as one Of the ekief instru'
ments in cflecting this object. | don't think
that the Governor will veto the Bank, so
that now the question may be regarded as
settled. As you are anxious 10 learn the
fate OF this Bill, shall not await another
days proceedings. Yours,
J. ]. GRAVES.
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THE SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL

Is the title Of q new paper, to be devot-
cd to literature and science, published at
Natchez under the superintendent ofthe
Jefferson College and Washington Lyce-
UNI. This we believe is the only purely
literary paper published in this State, and
we sincerely hope that the enterprise will
prove successful, and that, for the honor
of our State, it will not be permitted to
anguish for want Of support. The object
Of the Journal is sufficient recommends
tion. Theprospectus will be found in ano
Cher column. S.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-02-10
J. j. GRAVES.
TUESDAY, Feb. 6.

TUESDAY,, FeD. D.
Dear SirLi have this moment, read a
letter, frog Col. Claiborne, to member
of the Ser9 te, dated Goth January last.
Col. Claiborne states, that Prentss and
Word will get their Seats by vote Of
from to TO-
This the Col, imputes to the Election Of
Col. BngamM,J President Of the Senate
and DR.. King, Speaker Of the House; and
that unless the Legislature should, elect q
Democr tic Senator, and that news reach
the city Of Washington before the vote was
taken, that defeat was the inevitable result
And that with all the arguments which
he was able to make. he could not satisfy
the House, that Mississippi was not wing
State.
He complains Of want Of energy in his
democratic friends, in not holding demo
cratic meetings, to countcract the numer-
Gus meetings held throughout the State,
condemning the course pursued by himself
and Col. Gholson, whose health he states,
is so bad, that he is confined to his ROOM
The Union Bank Charter has received
the signature of the Governor, and has
become law.
| am informed this morning that an at
tempt will be made in the Lower House,
in the Supplemental Act, to remove the
Branch from Liberty. But entertain no
fears. Col. Bingaman ami Farrar are with
me in the Senate. And Amite has too ma
ny friends in the Senate to fear any defeat,
from the enemies of this institution, and
particularly those who have voted against
the Bill in every shape.
| am of the opinion that the Legislature
will adjourn to meet in January next.
The Convention Bill has been laid upon
the table, IN the Lower House, until jan
uary next | would write you more at
length, but Capt. Wren is now waiting up
on me. Your obi. servt.,
JEHU WALL.
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J. J. GRAVES.
SATURDAY., Jan. 81

IN the House today, we have been prin-
c'Pally engaged in the second and third
reading OF Bills. This evening a set Of
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HOWARD

VI lI' CutdD ShSI CN'lC
Has Goods Ch;ch uere bovgh on purpose
to supply The scarcity ,ohich was supposed
would be through The country al This season
Of The gear in consequence Of general short
purchases, and such being The case. persons
are informed That here The di0iru'ty can be
remedied, and seid0m # eUer 'cas Such q
splendid beautiful and complete stock Of
Goods 10 be found in any store as is now
on hand at his. IN enunerati2n Of articles
,couid be gerry lengthy, and when read
through, one wouM sag, achy he mjght rs
,ceU hare said he ,cns also Agent for The
selling Of BrdndreM Pills to0, and then has
assortment ,CouM haze inciUded eUery Mjng
10 be desired both as 10 appearance comfort
and convenience, Vel he is that agent also.
Then surety Il is and mast be The curious
and right place TO go and purchase goods.
25M January. 1888.
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blood and general debility, on taking two
bottles of these Pills, and one box of DR..
Relies Ambitious Pills, was restored 10
perfect health.
GFAn elderly person in this vicnI'Y
who had suffered much for years bv mos
distressing asthma, had tried almost ever.
thing recommended. which only at time
gave temporary relief, and usual'ya more
violent return OF her complaint, has recent
~ made use of the above Pills with more
beneficial effects than any thing she mas
ever used before.
~ a Young Lady OF M, had been
troubled with very bad cough, so violent
as at tunes to rack and harrass her tx
ceedlngiy consumption was feared, las
her mother had died Of that complaintl
--she was Immediately relieved und SUBJ
seqnen'y entirely cured by Dr.. Relies
Aslhmatic Pills.
*#*None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper 5v the sole Propri-
etor, u. KlDDER, immediate successor to
the late DR.. w. y. CONWAY For sale
with all the other "Coniray Medicines," at
his Counting Room, No. so, next door to
}. Kidder's Drug Store, corner of Court
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"HE Christian Professor addressed

THE Christian Professor addressed in
Il series of ccunsels and cautions to
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A .Nurraiice Of Missionary Enterprises
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Languages, Traditions and usages of the
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Religious DSSenSio,s, their cause and
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Young .Nnn's Closet Library, by Robert
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Lectures Mustratingth contrast between
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Lochharrs Life IF Sir Waiter Scott,
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Modern Socieiy,or NE March IF Intellect,
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DR.. Relies ASthmatic Pills.

This exceedingly powerful, and yet
equally safe and innocent preparation, has
effected thorough and rapid cures upon
l enrs supposed to have Fbeen far od-
vunced in a confirmed Consumption, and
who have exhibited the appearances which
usually indicate q fatal termination of the
disorder.
DR.. RELIES PILLS have also OBJ
tanned the highest character as a Pictorial
.Nedicjae, ailordIng the most unexpected
relief to those labourlng under the COM
mon Cough, occa>loned by acrd humors
irritating the throat, or by Deductions on
the lungs symtoms which deprive the suf-
terer of sleep, and gradually introduce The
long train of Pulmonary affections. The
Pills appease the cough, promote easy eX-
pectora,lOn, very essentially relieve, and
often entirely cure the most obstinate and
distressing cases. Common C0IdS are usu-
ally removed by the Pills IN few hours.
In the harrassing and sutfacntng COM
plant of the ASTHMA, the Pills give i'm
mediate rcIle" They mitigate the COM
plant, and generally effect a radical cure,
10 those Aslhmalic attacks characterized
by difficulty Of breathing, lightness and
structure across the breast and in the
lungs, oppressive tla,ulenccs, wheeling,
coughing, hoarsencs>, cosivcness, aud
many other aslhmatic symptoms.
As the Pills require in ordinary cases no
confinement, they may be administered
with confidence and safety to all ages and
classes of people. UneXamp'cd success
has hitherto attended their administration
in great variety of cases; and the Pro-
prlelor can refer to a multitude, which
testify to their efficacy IN revlving the
emaclatcd victim from the bed Of disease,
and restoring HIM to the blessings of ac,
customed health and activity
THE BENEFICIAL EFFECTS
Resulting from The administration Of DR..
Relics .4sttmatic and Consumptire Pills,
exhibited in Tie foiiowmg cases,
IVA Physician, NJ. ID. and Druggist,
recently writes: The Aslhmalic Pills
(Relie's) are invariably wei! spoken Of by
those who use them"
uT Mrs.--, Of This city, was three years
seriously afflicted with conSump,Ive symp
toms, as pain IN the side. almost perpetual
cough, splitting of blood, general debility,
&c.--ln this distressing Stale, unable to
SIT up, and not expecting To live many days
she was advised TO take DR. Relies As,h-
matte Pills, and also DR.. Jebb's Linmcnt
be applied to her side, which she did, and
to the sslonlshment otevefy one, IN n short
time she was perfectly restored to heath
a. "A LadyJrom birmingham, was Sc
vercly afflicted with cough, splitting o
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Diseases of the Lungs.
DEsERvEDLy THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY

DEsERvEDLY THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY
EVER USED IN AMERICA.
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
Y SAM, is the most valuable remedy now
in use for Coughs, Colds. Asthma or Phlhisc,
Whooping Cough, and Pulmonary affections
ofevery kind. Its sale is steadily increasing
and the proprietors are constantly receiving
the most favorable accounts Of its effects
The following new certificates are offered for
public examination.
"MiFFL,NroN, Junata CO, Penn. Nav 8,
l837.-Thc Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has
been sold in the country for two years, and
the medicine has gained an uncommon celeb
rty, for il scarcely in one instance failed Of
having the desired effect. am bv no means
in favor Of the many nostrumS most of which
IRE impostions upon a credulous public, bu,
what | know by experience to be effcclual,
cannot help but give my appreciation there
10. counterfeit preparation has been offer
ed here by a travelling agent Of Coms,ock
NY, and there is also another article vendcd
"''' Mat '' fAr0B MYERS i? Is n. s.
LEMrsTER, N. II, Dec. 3, l837.--For the
\ast five years or my practice, have had the
satisfaction 10 W ilness the beneficial effects OF
the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam in many
cases Of obstinate cough, and other affection,
Of the lungs, would therefore confidently
recommend its use in all complaints of the
chest as being equal if not superior, to any
other medicine within my knowledge.
TRUMAN ABEL, NJ. d.
CoNcoRD n II, Jan. so, 1851 am salts.
fed that the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is
valuable medicine. 1t has been used in
this place with complete success in an oh.
stinate complaint Of the lungs, attended with
severe cough, loss of voice, and the raising
of much blood which had previously resisted
many approved prescriptions. After using
the Ba'sam one week, the patients voice re
turned and he was able to speak audibly.--
This case occurred some time since, and the
man Is now engaged not only in active, bu, in
labor'ous business. Respectfully yours, &c.
SAMUEL MORRIS, MD.
BOSTON, Feb. q. 1881 TO THE Public
j. Daniel T. Brayman of Richmondlown, r
i"Ieei GUY to acquaint the public, that
have received the most unexpected relief in ,
severe complaint of the lungs, from the us,
o. Inc vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, Fo
tnree years previous to my trial of the Bal
SAM had severe pain ia my breast, violen
cough frequent raising of blood, attende,
win great Proslration of strength. For ,
principal part Of The above time, / was unde
no care of skiIful physician in Boston, who
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Socrates Catlin's Estate.
STATE or VER.MO.NT

DISTRICT OF CHITTE>DEN SIS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for The
District Of Chtiendea, To all persons
concerned in The Estate Of Socrates Catiin,
late Of Burlington, in said District, de-
ceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, the administrator of the
w estate of said deceased proposes to
render an account Of his administration,
and present his account against said esta G
for examination and allowance at a session
Of the Court of Probate, to be holden at the
Registers Office in Darlington on the sec.
ond Wednesday of March next.
THEREFORE,, Yon are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any you
have, why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington, this
first day o. February. A. d. 1888
CHARLES RUSSELL, JUICE.
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BUR LI.N @ TO NJ
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Spring and Summer Term, of the
Il Burlington Female Seminary, com
mences March lst.
EXpENs SEES.
Board. including Washing, Fire and
Lights, $50 per quarter.
Tuition in Eng llsh and Latin. S. per Or.
French, SO "
German, 81
" Linear and Perspective J d. :.
Drawing, d.
" Vocal Music. to Music ! q, .
pupils 81. others
q" Instruments Music, d., {.
Piano and Guitar,
Applications shonld!be made to the Prln
cipaI, NJ. C. GREEN.
Burlington, Feb. |. 1888.
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January &c.

WATCHES. just arrived by land
w gold cased and dial, detached
Lever Watch (M. s. Tobias e. Co.. ma
kers) 10 holes e"elIed, anchor esca pemen,,
with expansion curve. These wa, ches are
peculiarly accurate in marking time. We
also have silver cased Levers, the same
kind. | gold caset and dial Lever Watch;
pr. extra jeweled (Johu Morris muker)
heavy dbl. bottomed case. We have also
silver double bottomed and double cased, J
patent Levers, S jewels, good time keepers.
Very neat silver horizontal and Lepine
Watches. We expect some more good
gold cased and dial Lepine Watches in a
few days. We have good heavy English
Watches. Particular attention paid to
Watch and Clock repairing, at The Variety
Shop. PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAlp.
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Arrangement for 1898.
Feb. g..

"HE Stage Drivers, and Post Riders,
Il on oil the routes going out OF Bur-
ilng'on will deliver one and three dollar
packets Of the genuine MorIson's Pills, or
Vegetable Universal Medicine of,he Brit
ish College of Health, free Of expense to
pu' chascrs, except the payment for the
Pills. BE particular and see that each
packet and box is signed in ,oriting by
Pangborn g. Brlnsmaid. No others are
nade by Morrison The Hygeist.
PANGBoRN d. BRINsMAID, State Agents.
Feb. 3, 1888.
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CONSU MPTION
asthma ! and CNt0rrI;

H. that long train of diseases which seem
l. to grow with the growth of civilized
society, CONSUMPTION takes thelIead
IN lis relentless nroads upon human life -
yet this dreadful disorder is easily overcome
in it's earlier stages. 1t is only when neg,
lected that it arrives at the terrific maturl.
" which so often battles the sagacity Of
professional science. An obstinate cough
Is the customary forerunner of the puLMo-
NARY CONSUMPTION. Improper neglect in
the timely administration of simple and
sautary remedies, is sure to be feproved
by dreadful succession of consumptire
SYMPTOMS: oppression Of the breast; green
ish and bloody Spite; liberated lungs and
hectic fever shrlvelled eXtremities. and
general emaciation of the whole body
pros,ration Of strength; flushed cheeks
swollen feet ana legs and at last, in full
possession of the mental faculties, and
while hope still whispers her flattering tale
--cold eXtremtles. and premature death.
For the various stages of this complaint,
one Of the most approved remedies ever
ie
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DR.. Relies

AROMATIC PILLS FOR FEMALES,
are regularly taken according to the dlrec-
tons accompanying them, they revive and
establish the desired healthy habits, and
restore to the palld countenance The natu.
raj glow of health and good spirits.
The Pills are an approved general rene
dy in cases Of DISTINCTIONS; Debility; Hy;
pochondria Green Sickness Gddiness.
Papi'atlon Of the Heart bad Digestions-
Loa,hing of Food; Pain Of the S,omach ,
Shortness Of Breath upon every little mo-
ton; Sinking of the Spirits, and its conse-
quences, a detected countenance, and dis
Ike for exercise and conversation.
Married ladies' will find the Pills equally
useful, except in cases Of pregnancy, tohen
they must not be taken; neither must they
be taken by persons of hectic or consump-
tive habits. They may b. used successful
" by either men or women in all HypOchon-
driac, Hysteric or Vapourish disorders. Ia
all cases Of this description, the Pills purify
invgorate, and revive the dlsordered sys-
TEN. Price 81 so box.
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT to License granted'by
l. the Hon. Supreme Court of the state
OF Vermont, the subscriber, as Guardian Of
one Eliel Allen, "noncompcs or lunatc,"
will offer for sale at public auction, unless
previously sold at private sale, the follow
ing described real estate, lying and being
in Grand Isle. county Of Grand Isle, and
State of Vermont, to wit, all Of that part
of the first division lot Of land laid or
drawn to the original right of Solomon
Strong which lies east of the main road in
SAID town, together with a small piece
lying west Of and adjoining the same, con.
tanning in the whole about sixty four acres,
on the Goth day Of February, A. D. 1888,
at one O'Clock, in the afternoon, at the
dwelling house on The SAID premises.
JOEL ALLEN, Guardian
of Ellel Allen.
North Hero, Jan. 90. 1888.
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employed, besides many internal medicines,
blslcring. scatons &c. without any improve
ment in my case. Two months since | com.
mcnced with the Balsam, and have now taken
two bottles. I am now able 10 labor most
of tho time, have ceased TO raise blood, and
am almost entirely relieved Of my cough
DANIEL II. BRAYMAN.
BosToN, March 9, 1837.--lt is now more
than six wears since | was brought very low
by an affection Of the lungs, and my com
plant was declared incurablc by n council Of
hiec physicians was then restored to as
good health as had enjoyed for many years,
by using tho Vegetable Pulmonary Basam.
In great many cases oflung complaints, and
SO far as con learn, its use has invariably
been followed by much benefit, and in many
instances it has affected cures which were
wholly unexpected -
SAMUEL EVERETT.
COUNTERFElTS! BEWARE or lMPo'
sIrIoN, Fac b genuine bottle is enclosed IN n
blue wrapper on which is a yellow tablet.
signed SAMPSON REED. *~*Nonc Others
can be genuine. The great celebrity of the
Genuine Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has
been the cause of attempts to introduce spu-
rious articles. which by partially assuming
the name of the genuine, are calculated to
mislead and deceive the public. Among these
mixtures are the "Amcrlcan Pulmonary Bal.
SAM" vegetable Pulmonary Balsam'c Sy-
rup," "Pulmonary Basam,' and others.
Purchasers should inquire for the true article
by its whole name, TIE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM, and see that it has
the marks and signature Of genuine. Each
bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pumo-
nary Balsam.
UjSLATEST CHEAT!!
ss*Bewarc of n spurious imitation called
Compound Pulmonary Balsam, which the
agents say is done up in good style lj7Simi
lar TO Simpsons y. p. Baisam-again we say
Beware of counterfci,s.
| Price SO cents. For sale wholesale and re-,
tail by
J.& J. II. PECK & Co.
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DE N TISTR =.
J. LEWIS

VK7OULD respectfully inform the pub
w lie tina: he is now ready to pratce
in the above business. From perfect
Wedge and practice Of the bushes. he
feels willing to affirm that it will be done
in the peatest manner.
Calls will be strictly attended to at their
resnec,ive dwellings, or at his room al
J. Pouer's, College Street.
BURLINGTON. Feb. 8. 1893.