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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-11-26
THE IIOURNLR.

E1CE2aT4 Il Lr.I(sTC9Ur&.
True American., 1839-02-25

rORDAGE, &e.-IO0 coils turred Rope, assorted
~ sizes, from = to inchc-; Spnnynrn and Hat!me
stutfs; also, deep sea and Elanceud lines; Rigging
lsutlIer &c. for iale by
a23 READ & BARSTOW,7 7 Bank Place
True American., 1839-02-25
IA IliTE LEAD X lANSEED OIL:
w $40 kegs pure philadelphia White Lead;
so bbls. English ..nsaed OF,
10 casks butch Linsecd Oil, for sale by

IN CnSkS VNIEH I-IIISUClI VII, I7T hnIU ny
JARVIS L. ANDREWS, Wholesale Druggis
io6 cor Com non & Vchop toulnS
True American., 1839-02-25

1 NEW Mt SiC-U, Native Muse; The Loiivent A..
don't you remember the beautiful glade in the i,ra,na
Romance; The White House Of the Peppsrs Thou !
come and Love thou art me, sung by bliss Shs
riu in the grand Romantic Opera Ainilie; Good Nigk
The meeting and parting; care not for spring ON %
tickle wing, by II Russell; Come, come, thu an in
row. Life GU the Ocean wave, by II Kussel She
watched for him; Fo let fall tear Come to me at
morning. Ger the bv moonlight; There's hoGna
like my own, arranged for the harp iy r. iaburrs.
Royal Wal,zes, by Fleche; Queer, Vcmria's Caust
Quadrilles. just received aud for sale by
dl9 CASEY, 10 ranlp q
NEW GUODS-Dush u Alien l,uve Jus racrivsd
~ splendid assortment of line Fancy Goods, suiA,
BILE for PRESENTS comprising ladies' writing desks.
dres<iny eases, work boaes musical boxes, portfolios,
needle hooks OF pearl, shell aud ivory, card cases and
souvenirs nal with pearl and gold pocket books pur,
ses, opera gas gold ami silver encls perG,mesy
OF all kinds, cutlery, &r,nt THE RAZAA
d29 ST Charles Il Common ST., Exchange
True American., 1839-02-25

3 A z A A r,


EXCHANGE HOTEL.
nUSf Il ALLAN would respectfully call the at
- ten,on Of citizens and strangers to their complete
assortment OF Geutemen's linen shirts, do Cambria,
with linen fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen col
lars: silk, and merinn under shirts aud drawers:
ca,nbric and silk hnnlkercicfs: hnck and fancy
watts in great variety: stocks of every description: gum
gloves: gents hoskn gloves: umbrellas and canes gold
mounted.
Also,-Splcndid assortment of ladies' and gents wr-
ting desks dressing cases. port folios, Peruery, cut
lcry, and rich f.ncy goods.
True American., 1839-02-25
IA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MILLINERY

FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY.
TINI1E subscriber has the honor Of ilirning the Ia
dies, that he has received per s,nps lafayette
and Murengo. supply Of fall and winter Millinery, Of
the latest aud richest materials in Paris which Mrs.
Scanlun expects to have opened and ready for exam.
inu,ion on Monday and Tuesday next.
DIP SEAMAN,
noy3 25 Chartvsst
True American., 1839-02-25

FUTt SNIlU
4 THE m,xufactory of the subscriber, 1Ioisting
N Wheels, lead Pipe, of oil sizes; sash, Plaster.
Hair, &r. Turning, Saving and Grinding done us
usual by LOTT.
CYCLOPEDIAS! DICTIONARIES!
DEES' Cyclopacdia AZ vols. Edinburg Encyclo-
IL paedia IS vols,
Penny Cycl"pae1n' vol llth' Encyclopedia Amer
icuiln, Is vols.
Pcnny Magaz inc for 1897;
oGorton's Biographical Dictionary, 3yol.
Walkers Dictionary, VOL Boyer Dictionary,
Webster's do l vol. Johnson " walker S
Dictionary, vol;
Newman Il Barrett Dictionary, vols.
John.on's Dictionary, lvolulnc Webser's Dictiona
ry, 2vo's;
Bowers Dictionary, vols
"', Also large supply Of English Souvenirs: &c, Tor
by WM MckEAN,
n; cor Cump and Con'mon At
True American., 1839-02-25
BUSINESS CARDS.
FRED WILKINSON,

DEPUTY SURVEYOR GENERAL Of LOUISIANA,
0FFERS his services TO the public il the depart
~ mcn,s OF Surveying and Civil Engineering, both
in town and country. From considerable experience in
his profession. and by pronprness and fdelit, i'll the
execution Of business entrusted to him, he hopes to
merit and receive share ofpuhic patronage. liewil
also and calculate the contents Of wills and
excavations. Office No Charities street, second stony
back. je7
True American., 1839-02-25
1ssr CARD TO THE LADIES.

XK7lLIIAM BELi No. 10 Charires street, c0ntin
w ucs to pu chase old broken Jawery, old gold
or silver in any form whatever, and puy the highest
price in Orleans.
Ladies' who may have old fashioned gold jewcry,
viz: car ornaments, chains necklaces, buckles, finger
rings or in fact any articles of the line, which is lying
die nnd of to them, exchange the same to
good advantage, by calling as above.
N B-Watcl,cs Jrwclry md Spectacca repaired N
the best tn,lnner--chargcs moderate.
,a.DH 1n2D-
True American., 1839-02-25
0RLEANs' ;.ITilOGRAPIiIC PRINTING OF.
. ElCE, s. Masuzne street, opposite l,uEks' Az.

NKLEANS' iTTHOGKAFTITC PK1N NTINN VF-
~ FlCE, 50 Magazine street, opposite BuEks Ar
cade.
W GREENE takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the c,izcns Of New Orleans, tina, he has at
length brough Lit'"sraphy on par with copper plato
pate eng aving lie all orders entrusted to
him, a, one haIf,c expense Of engraving and nearly
cheap type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars sent out in their own
hand writing, can have any quantity at II few hours
notice; or they will be executed for them in beautiful
STYLE such has heretofore given general satisfaction
10 The most respectable commission houses in this
city. Gentlemen srous of having Visiting or ltus-
ness Curds finished in the best munls, will 10 well by
calling at he office and specimens.
Feb. l, 1889
N B-liank notes neatly executed, and circulars,
printed at one hour, notica.,
True American., 1839-02-25
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.
WRIGHT. HATCH s EDISON

HIAVE opened an office in Nav Orleans. possessing
i l. equal advantages with their hnusc in New York,
for the purpose Of engraving and printing Bank Notes,
Bonds, Bills of Exchange, Certificates OF eposi'e,
agui,,st forgeries and have uale ample "vision tor
the sufe keeping OF all pu.es and impressions cnrust.
ed their cure; their speci embrace the notes OF
over five hundred banking institutions, and all orders
will be executed with pronpGtuhe and on the usual
terms. Office, corner Of Royal Il Canal street.
Inf
True American., 1839-02-25

FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.
p. FREEMAN L. Co. Nin. 3, Magazine street,
~ are rcei, ing their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will continue receive shipments regu.
lurly Throughout the season. Their assortment being
the country, the shortest no,ice for sale Wholesale
Il retail, ON accommodating terms.
eng
True American., 1839-02-25

THE Subscribers offer ut wholesale
~ } the following goods.
Y HATs-loo eases mo'esAiu silks, Us
~ [ sorted sizes and brims.
l00 do best No do do
100 do do No! do do
100 cases best No 3, assorted sizes and hrnls.
20 do Beaver, superior article;
50, do Fine Nutria;
50 d. Extra do
2OO do Black nnl Wh:e Russia;
81 do Extra Black Russia;
100 do Nluskrat \ Conev tur broad and narrow
brns for l.evee and country trade;
=" do All ranks ofmilirary Il naval Chapeaus;
dc Childrens silk and Russia Hats, all sizes.
Caps-Fmr, OAer, far Seal, INut'0, Muskrat, AID
hair Seal, IN twO dozen cases.
Sealette.
Cloth Caps-Pickwick Polish Avrils hat
shape soft top,
Forest, Forage,
Military ,inlress,
do Leather fniaging
hdrens Fancy I urbans, Plaid and Velvet Caps,
Fre"ch patterns.
stocks-sa.in:.Slk and Bombaziue, OF the neatcst
STYLES.
umlcllas--sik and cotton.
Military Plumes, oiled silk.
Silk Observation-Disclosures and Spialhrls.
Banboxes for mttcrs, wood eases, double m dry goods
The above goods comprise large stock, and all
nf the latest patterns and will he sold ut small aa-
vance, with and charges on New York prices The
subscribers will take orders for southern western aud
Texas markets. for the honse Of II Gossip Co, Hut
Manufacturers New York, and nt tho shortest possible
| notice. German and French Pushes bonght
GOSSIP u CO,
Naval, Military, and Fashionable Ilat,ers,
Exchange Hotel,
| novl4 st Charles st
True American., 1839-02-25

TTANDK KERCHIEFS-3 cases pongee handker-
III Chiefs for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE E Co,
Gh I3t Magazine st
"AVANA SEGARS-3O NJ principe Havana segars
Ill far snIe bv ISAAC BRIDGE T. Co.
fed l3l Magazine
True American., 1839-02-25
For the Interior.

TO RENT.
A LARGE and commodiuus Room Lcvy's
IA. auction store, So Magazine street. Apply to
W GREENE,
Lithographer, on the premises
NB-1lie above would make good drill room.
nova
True American., 1839-02-25

To THE LADIES. ~
A TKINSON'S DEPILLATORY, for removing sus
"A periuous hair from the face, neck and arms, with
equal safety and certainty, leaving the skin finer aud
whittier than befare the application. fresh supply
jus, received a, GUlONS,
Mol Exchange Hotel, corner ST Charles and Commes
is. aus
True American., 1839-02-25

"HlSkEY und Flour-l00 bbls OF rect6ed wills.
w key; $50 bbs flour and 81 bbls vinegar, landing
from fat boats, for suie by q DORSEY
ttSU Al Ne,y | evre
True American., 1839-02-25

E0LOUK--2590 bbls supsrfne, and sou do fine in
l. fine shipping order, ahoat, for sale by
fe2O DORSEY, a New I.evss
True American., 1839-02-25

NEW PIANOS, from Puris-Just received per ship
~ Saxon from Havre, and Tor suls by tho snbscri.
bcrs:
A new assortment splendid horizontal Pnnoortes
and Piccons from the celebrated manuactoy of Pley-
| e Il Co., Of Paris.
GTrhese instruments particularly well hnished
next. f JOHNS e. Co.
CeO - Charles
True American., 1839-02-25

DARLEY'S Ist & Ind Books Of History, Just
l. received an additional supply of the above very
popular school books by ATOWAR,
le5 40 Camp
True American., 1839-02-25

NEW BOOKS-Rob: OF the Bowi;hy the puthur of
~ Horse shoe Robinson,
Oliver Twist, in volumes, complete,
The only Daughter vols,
T!, lIoir OF Selwood, do,
Stanley: or the Eecollections ofa man Of The
World,
Ro,ertson's Paraguay, 2vpls,
Napoleon Memoirs, or evenings with Pri"ee Ceta
baceres,
Ellen Gunvle, 9 vols
Alexanler's Discovery in Afrcu. 2 vols,
Tile City of the Cur,
The Wife Hunter, = vols,
The British Senate, 9 vols,
Romance ofViennn,
Duty and Inclination, by Miss Lnadon, vols,
Lately received and for sale by
jal5 ALEX TOWAR, A9 Camp,
True American., 1839-02-25
FOR LIVERPOOL,

FOR lIAVANA-Pucket .Shooner.
81 The first rate fast sailing packet schr
,A-& EI,WARD PRE.BIE, Capt Bnker, will pos.
l11IY i,,y,ly sail THE EVENING. For freight
of zoo barrels, having elegant accommodations, apply
on board, Picuyune Tier, NM ~" en-
fell 9o N~ollnuI ~ >.
True American., 1839-02-25
COaStWlse.

FOR NEW YORK.
New York and New Orleans Line.
-. rhe barqne NAVARINO, cnPt. Edwards,
.t& will sail on the 2Sth instant. For freight or
EoIo1 p LAlDI.AW. &c Camp st
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

an undue influence is exerled sEa.s !, ~
pie. '0 gwen BY The n.y.
;, poLlfIcAI HoNEsrY.--Is faithel !,
ol all public duties, by all grades of dscha
GERS without fear, favor Of afTec,iap public ID
&C of public communicable and d
70 'he doings of public officers to nm ~ feata
the people unsophistcatadly, so tbp absent ,s u
PetIing may understand ali the pro ' sas una
puo''c business as it really is. '''Ong' \
j PoLlTIcAI IaNoRANcr.-Afay be bo,
lea men laundering in the DISCHARGE no ne hea,
lutles, caused by an unquali6eS5' vi oi ofcl,
want OF capacity by which the nnn ;nlnd OF !
brought to repent their choice 60 ' ~ may j
lepends on choice of officers thai ~, mai nue.
Is well as honest. '""' are capabs
POLITICAL SINs.--Are all yiolo,;o,
Of the U. States, or anv s,a, Of the
Jhlon, ora transgression ofany con 1'a'e o. the
aw and all deception presented ~ '%'l'u''onaI
&C Tor the purpose Of abusing nnhI ras pub'
on Wellscille Commercial Adperr, Iu"c 0Pln
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

common NJ. them, save tina; of hostility to
single iA6svidaal But, suppose there be te"
malcontents, this should be no dscourageemeIn'
to our friends; for, although we may deeply
regret the falling away of any portion OF our
old comrades III the approaching contest, yet
we have cheering assurances of a heavy acquI-
sition of strength from the other side,--whilst
our loss, any, must be but .Jew" We have
reason TO believe, that many Of the most talented
and rirtuous Of the opposite party thoroughly
disguised with the weakness and inefficlency OF
the Administration, have not on y determined
10 pithdraw from ii their support, but, animated
by laudable desire to restore the Govern
mentto its original purity, wiH lend 10 the pros
ration Of the present dynasty their popettM a'd'
We appreciate their motives, and cordially ex-
end to them the right hand Of fellowship.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16
From the Ma disonian,
PAYING PUBLIC CREDITORS IN npDnn
GATED CURRENCv ~ DLFRE

1t will be recollected, that Mr. W..
lald great stress upon the underestimate oOSvRY
he had, with the Bank of the iTni,"l :, which
that the public creditors were 10 no. 81; states
out OF the proceeds of the bonds J" pug pug Oy y
equivalent Indeed, we think ho say $gscte OF 1t
government could not offer any thn'r mat nat the
Whether he did, or not, we all know owing ,So else
no right to offer any thing else in pav ry noE'
public creditors. payment /.
1t appears 10 us, however, that thew ..o
ing it. The balance of the Treasury are are dC'
out four and half mllions) to be sssd Iv mOS as
the supplemental act of the last session o saue
rected to bear different rates of in,ersS a'' u,
different objects. When issued in ercbonan. az az
specie, they are 10 carry sir per cent, ins . y"
and when issued in payment to public crsd; Ir'
Ihey are to carry too per cent, interest, Tbn.
The Government pays its debts in a denrac;.,os
paper currency of its own manufacture NJ,
'q"'rafeM to specie! We say deprecated h..
cause Treasury notes carrying five per cen,
interest at discount. This is the exclusvs
metallic currency administration!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

United States District Court for the North,r1
District Of Mississippi Courts now iul
y ers~"iDod as foows:-SamaeI J. Ghoson
District Judge; Samuel f. Bu,terworth, u
States Attorney; Adophus G. Wier, United
States Marshall; G. M. Ragsdale Clerk.
The terms Of this court will be held at Pom.
totoc on the FIRST Mondays in June and Decem.
Der. We understand that large number Of
suits will be Instituted at the ensuing June
term.
All communications for the Judge are 10 be
directed to Athens, Monroe county.
All intended for the District Attorney and
Marshall, to be directed to Columbus; and ALL
for the Clerk, to Pontotoc
= The Deputy Marshals reside at Carroltop,
Grenada, CoffeeviIle, Holly Springs, Ponto,oc'
and at Aberdeen Columbus Democro,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

AMUsING.-The last number Of the aSto,.
dard," published at Monroe, La. is quite funnr
The editor is absent, and the devil speaks Il
his own name as follows editor absent or
professional businessmen much original ma !.
ter this week-weather acknowledgements
rising rapdIy--Dr. II. Holmes has resigned
Polish violin player arrved--don't look muc,
like CuPid--gives concert shortly--hope he
has more PoIitencss than Adams--"genus pin
to peep"-~nothing to write about-sportsm.n
Hooking in--makes town lively--races com,
mence on Wednesday preaching TO night We
if it's fact. Mail arrived,
not much news--Repubican interesting as US
ual" ''
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

bIackest political history ever known. Blu
ms IS but small part of the abominable trans
actions OF The party in power. To cap the eli
max, the Bank foes, in the Ohio Legislature
created what they called bank Commissioners
out IN reality are Bank Masters, with power 10
plmp and sneak round and pop in at any honr
IN the twenty-four, and wo DO unto the one thu,
them; ifthey are Swartwouts. or PR.
,es' they have frst-rate opportunity to exceed
all the delaulters who have done SO ipnobIv
lWelisOille (Ohio) Adrertiser.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16
POLITICAL HYPOCRACY.

by their fruits ye will know them-mark
'hose VINO make the greatest noise about truth,
saying 1t is mighty and shall prevail, when at
the same time all they say Oh write is a COM
pound OF ambiguous stuff, served up and thrown
together to deceive the people, so that thew can
draw them into their services, for the nnrnoee
OF teathering their own nests, at the exnense
OF the people, they thus deceive. When Off
GERS are more liberal than their salaries will
justify and make very great pretensions of de-
votedness to the cause of the people; we infer
!hey are political hypocriles. When men use
intrigue and low cunning, for the purpose of
sowing dlscord, and disunion in The ranks of
'helr political opponents, if they make the at
tempt although they should not succeed, thew
should l9 not be laIrly ranked amongst hypocries.
when government, in endeavoring to extend
It's power and enrich its officers, and commen.
ces experimenting for that purpose, and brings
distress upon the people, by deranging the cur
iency ana destroying the best interests of the
people, ana then uses their money directly or
lhdlrectly to circulate false causes of the die.
tresS, and grievances of.he people, what INTEL
l'geht and honest citizen but will saw thai tba,
government, is politically hypocrtical.
POLITICAL SELFIsHNEss,- a represen.
awe Is so narrow minded and contracted il
as views and feelings, as TO neglect or oppose
ne interests OF all, but what he or his own con.
are Immediately interested in-ond
Vhen party Of politicians are so contracted as
o o disregard and totally neglect the interests or
ii persons, or citizens, who differ from tho
. Tue pohcy mat would promote the true inter.
SIS OF the whole; and treat them as enemies
az aouse ana misuse them, 1t might be lair
entered that such party politicians, are
9th selfish and tyranlca. " ..
POLITICAL DISHONESTY When a party oh. L
ans the reins Of Government, ifthc partisans
Sc lhelr power for aggrandizing and enrich !
u themselves; when they speculate on public /
private property, with public money, or i'll :
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16
FOURTH OF JULY.

The citizens ofLiberty and adjoining neigh
borhood, are requested TO meet at Liberty on
the fourth Monday ofthe present month, (My)
for the purpose of adopting measures for he
celebration of the approaching anniversary Of
American Independence, in manner CORES
ponding with the pride and public spirit of Ter
citizens. MANY CITIZENS
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDRNT.-Hen, w
McCorry TO be attorney, and Robert J. Chester
10 be marshall of the United States for s.tba
district OF west TENNESSEE" and James p
Grunday 10 be attorney, and S. B. Marshall
10 be marshall, for "the middle district Of Ten.
nesSee" VI eii-
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

The Cashier ofthe Commercial Bank of Rod.
ney cautions the public against receiving Posi-
Nofes oil that bank oftbe denomination of"one
hundred" as the bank has none in circulation
smaller ones having been raised to that n.
mount The cashier recommends all those
holding their notes TO send them TO the bonL
and receive new issuc.-Eicks. Seat;n,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

Inc Hon. ROBERT J. WALKER, late q. s
senator, has determined not to be candidate
Tor reelection. We receive this information
from gentleman of the highest respectabilitv
just from Jackson RAYMOND Times
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

A drunkald being visited by Temperance
agent just as he was about TO take his morning
bitters, kicked the demiiohn out of doors ans
swallowed the agent.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

IS Inc terms Tor announcing candidates 70,
!. office, will be SIS each; and no name inserte3
without special instruction.
4 We are authorized to announce RICHARD
$ M. NELSON as candidate for the Office
| Of CLERK Of the Circuit Court, Mt the ensuing
November election.
o. We are authorized TO announce G. F
WEBB as candidate for the office of CLERK
lot The Probate Court, at the ensuing November
election.
VT We are authorized TO announce r. H.
BUCkNER, ESQ.,, as a candidate for tho Of
nee of Chancellor, at the ensuing November
election.
we are authorized to announce .JEHU
WALL as a candidate for reelection 10 tho
otate Senate, at the ensuing November election
0rWe are authorized TO announce T. j
SPURLOCK as candidate for Renreseuta.
1--WE 70 the Legislature, at the ensuing Novem
Der election.
We are authorized to announce DR.. SOLO.
MON WEATHERSBY as candidate ior
Representative TO the Legislature, at the ensu.
ing November election.
We are authorized TO announce JAMES
). GRAVES as candidate for reelection
as Representative to the Legislature, at the en-
suing November election.
We are authorized to announce AARON
ROBINSON as candidate for SHERIFF Of
Amlte county, at the ensuing November cleo
ton.
we are authorized to announce THEO'
DORE M'KNIGHT, as candidate for the
othce of SHERIFF of Amite county, at the next
November election.
We are authorised to announce JAMES M
as a candidate for the otiiceo'
Of Amite county, at the next Novem.
Der election.
We are authorized to announce e. M. DA'
rs, as a candidate for reelection to the ofhce
f CLERK ofthe Circuit Court Of Amite county,
t the next November election.
We are authorized to announce 3. n Ia
rs as a candidate for reelection TO the onlco
Clerk ofthe Probate Court, at the ensuing
November election
We are authorized to announce JESSE
billiard as candidate for ASSESSOR o.
oLLEcroR of Alnite county, at the ensuing no
ember election
We are authorized to announce VIM. a.
ACKSON as n candidate for reelection 70
10 Office Of ASSESSOR a. COLLECTOR Of Anito
ounty, at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce ELISHA
i. TARVER, as candidate for Assessor
COLLECTOR Of Amte county, at the next NO
snfber election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

The terms for announcing candidates 70,
office, will be SIS each; and no name inserte5
without special instruction.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

We are authorized to announce RICHARD
NJ NELSON as a candidate for the Office
OF CLERK Of the Circuit Court, at the ensuing
November election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

~ We are authorized to announce G. F.
as candidate for the office of CLERK
election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

~ We are authorized to announce r. H
BioCkNER, Esq, as candidate for tho Of
nee OF Chancellor, at the ensuing November
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16

We are authorized to announce JEHU
WALL as candidate for reelection TO tho
state Senate, at the ensuing November election
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-27
Nlttppd, pen 271fcn Sloperabcr 1889
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Diele 3eituuq nirb jcben Mittmcd, auf
einem 9ro6en Super.9fcpal Sc9en, nit gans
aleuen Sd,riftcn, bcrdusge0cben.
Der SubIcriptipnSsprcis 1T in z Ebaler
bes Sab,s, pcopu bic SCdlftc i'm . or II 8
su beSablen lit.
Sfem Sublcri6ent wro fir rpeni9er ais
Wcnate au9encmmen, unb feiner fam bic
3ethtng aufgeben, bis ale 9iictltinbe oarauf
a6besablt itno.
2Sefanntmad,ur9cn, mcld,e cin 8ierctt
du6madeu, nercen breimal fir eiuen 2haler
eingerilft uno fir jeee fernere @iuritfurg
flmf unb srpanSi9 Sente. - @rpeere nah
8erhdltnis.
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