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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18


For ~ Castle Garden and a, the foot o. Dcsbrosses
street, 81 Pier sout. % Caa4i street North River
mssoam
CO. A.. q. HAifHssDN, DENTIST fonnerI, % Bar
elias w.. renewed to No t0 Warren street 2ns do
nom Wet Bfoadv ay myi6 3m
InEAp CASH CLOTH STORE,
A. NJ. 20 MAIDEN LANE,
oy .or,sm, Of 1e snd low prieci Brosdcioths Habit
Cloths Cashmere sumner Stuf Vei,e,s, Ves,ings, TRIM
nia &c ~ T subscriber hi Offer tie above very
price, or cash in erer dispose f' entire stock pre-
Augv.i 10 will iheB he obliged . rso,s ros
~ Prr-rr' stand mas.sm ISAAC y IhAtN.h
HEALTHFUL EXERCISE.
rrrHE SUES RlBkR. e.. proprietor q the House No 80
! Pearl street, IA. Two BOWLING ALLEYS situate At
u, ri Pearl and Dover streets, and respectfully calls No
eon 90 persons requiring exercise especially all q .edn
tary pursuits, Bowling, exercise eminehl condse''s
rs NOS, celebrated have RECOMMENDED prin
ep, means o obtaining e greatest blessing, Health, all such
ecraiiye exercises will ave acv. motion 70 ~ muscles %
I've system Among these, lowing probably the most wor
Tie sn..crbsr pledges hi,,lrto ihv.c who may favor him
With their maintain the utmost deco'an and god
Ts B"wnr Aey. viii he let to parties b the honr sr
nime ALEXR :. HENDERSON.
Jel.im'
II EFRlGFRATOgs-J " LYONS new patent SAFE
IL Usfrgtrsors sal Wine Cooler Ware loo,n, No. issi
Broadway The ai'ec having made several 'mpor,sa, i'm
In TIVE constructions ~ the above article The
ors opening In front thereby waking all the
shelves, admitting the ice to b. ,o II, proper place with
Out
,hr aipys cie 10 warranted lie, long
i,ngs- than SOY other Refrigerator.
" B-t,ounry mcrchant hotel proprieors refec.orics
taut!ss SC will and 1t to their interest to- cali
The pu5Iic caaoned against infsgng thi, patent.
m,24iia'
ID Ypths NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEM
"a TbEMEN'S FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
Isl ABLlsHhENTS, No Berkma. street, New iork.
mi 10 ~ Nsch'z street. New Orleans Sonbetn gentlemen
visiting The city " New York respectfully informed that
hsy viii find full of Opra and Dress Boats Un-
oa Shoes, Fancy aud Dress Pumps all Aiers % the SANE
style ena quality f.rushed them - We ~ Naiehe, q.
Nv Crea and which rhsaes the fret ptmiar 81 the ss
Fae ~ that CITY.
Gcseen purchasing giving Orders for fine Doe ior he
tarrs,ou. Mobile, New Orleans Matches, Nessoargh,
Of the southern or south cities are inisea " ea
sud exannr splendid article ~ light Dress boots m<oe
French Imported stock IN ts latest arisian ihion ~ 70
Beskaau street C,iaioa Hall New Nolk orr ie ", 's
URlAH RYDER.
n q Fire, Premium ! The h~eren Institute Nsw fo's.
Mechanics destitute.
rtatf late fair = New Orleans
- syLvEsrERs NEW REPOR1ERAND CUM
rT9FEtr DETECT or l.. newt A The Heat We te'y t-st
ri .., use publication eSiani T. n nan ou'hes'j
~ excellent advertising u,.iun atd ne ehr-es ~ rsa
:, : ~ "a R,r,lva, jeT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

50 nd EsunREl TlON.-On vEGETApLL aPERslAN

s. ID ESUEREC TiON--UR yEGETAbLE aPERSlAN
III PILLS =. .'-Supcror to The Hyg~ian, Brmiretl's,
Evans lljian Pugase. the Matches. (prccd SAn,.
c-r Pills. Compound. before the public certified - oy
Pyscisns aEd Let conl them Until thy have
tried and then certain they will not u y
settled pnat with alt who have used tl Pills. s they
pre.smiuchty the best, aud most tic acous Family Medicine.
that has been usej ia America,
For more particular history 81 the virtues anl efficacy 81
these p. also many certificate, from those WIN have expert
their ru wonderful effects AID for parlicur direction,
the large bills, which ao represent aPersiao ri.
ard GA'dc sccompan, each box Of pils For sale by
j. q. Fay agent, New York.
Dor ale 80. 70 ARD 100 Faton st. at Book Stores No
81 broadway. opposite Spios Garden: No Chatham
square 80 Greenwich 57S Dowsr, and 10 Faon
Brooklyn l.. l.
" B-To Nothers-It u with the creates. condlsnoe that
advise all those about t. become Mothers make :" the
Persian Pitts.
Price culy 6!l and 81 per hor. Two ,iscs.
my u. la.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

NEW WORK. by Mr. Maturin, nearly rrady-SEJA
IN NUS, anl other Roman Tales, by Edward Mairin
series of Passages illustrative Of do nestle m The
Imnerai households Of Tberus, Caudius AMI Nero From
spe have commend this forthcoming
work 10 the public favor reec with interest displaying
much and dramatic skill Mr. Miaiin
Of the rated author Of Brrram aud numerous other
v,rs has shown himself the iahcror of much Of his fathers
genius. pto.,s achieve reputation, not unworthy Of
his parentag..n-N.I y. Mirrur.
ii36y I SAUNDERS, Publisher, 35T Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
'TcE - WEI, AND An.

VHBE We 4 n I'D "A N.
Eighth Aueaue, bettceen 35h and 36h Streets.
~ KROLLPFElFFER informs his friends and the public
IT, that he has taken the house AMI grounds formerly the
the late j. b. Murray, Esq that improving
vicinity Eighth Avenue where he trusts, personal al
and he the selection Of his refresh
menis To give general satisfaction
~ d. Private Rooms for small large parties. limited
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
ONE PRICE, HAT sTOaE

ONE PRICE hat STORE.
BROWN X CO. HATS,
ID For cheapnes aud durability surpassed ny
kY heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color lghlnes, dura
billy and inste. AZ the reduced price Of So Their sales
for cash. which precdes the necessity Of charging the good
for loss incurred by the bad The public invited
examine their Hate II BROWN co.'s wholesale and re
tail warehouse, No 7s Chatham Square, II Mott s.,
New York. ny3I SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

eSiREWORKS. FIREWORKS. !. FIREWORKS J! =
T CHARLES w. yULTEE, iI6 Chatham, corner OF Or
ange street. the oldest established F'rework Manufacturer ~
the city the public generally that M present
stock Fireworks is largest iii the unon and be sold
lower prices than by any other manufactured and veder
The assortment Of Rockets Of all cabe and sizes,
with gold and silver rain, orange crimson and esssmne hre
Sc &c. FANS line pigeons. port hrc palm trees
Innas tourbon hrxagon ocacons vercas ir'anc e. no
man candles with golden fires Peruvian fres,
scos pin wLess gr,hop,ers, blue lights snakes Of all sizes
Sc Sc, and host Of others 10 mention.
The pubic and all .cepc- invited TO call and ace Al o.
Fire Crackers Double Headers Chinese Rockets Torpedocs
and Pulling Crackers at the lowest market prices Country
are avted call and the above stock before
purchasing elsewhere Goods sent - part OF the city Ire.
Of expense J. oht forget the place.
l.. ARIES w. VULTEE,
iel-ti4s ll6 Chatlia i,Gurner al Orange street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
ITO ARCHITECTS. BUILDERS. AND OTHERS

ITO ARCHITECTS BUILDERS. AND OTHERS
The sunscrbor, wsud respectfully inform builders na
,tAy,s that they ayr constantly ha. sal prepared 70
furnish short notice. architectural ornamcn* ~ every d.
srrpton "r the interior finishing ai dwellings Churches
and other luhlic buildings" viz; c,pss Tor c'unn. ana
a the or~r ~ architecture, conscs, rasses,
rched moulding. ru,ette psr, ircEr ornaments ~ &c
SC. any sEr. The long proved quality 81 composition nna
neats executed y sin render, It useless 20 ,ay much -
IL caory; add With re the, roess md lfom i'hs
practice 10 the execution ~ models "ulis an every d'i
of business fasr eBs Ives h FOR holues. - relief
and general sharpness sud beauty, their work vii " anr
supcror any thing o the Mud dune ~ any other place
they hating avoided that tiny a AMI undne ppearinee,
much and iu Of Great attention. having been
paid to The modes ~ manufacture, " iusurs The beat quality
the ts.e price, ey happy % sy that their pre-
scale o. price. will be wd t. b. beyond tie reach ~
abatement ~ competition.
Builders of New York, in sny part Of The United states
would End material saving, snd likewise procure superior
utioe ty calling writing for thing ~ The knd They
require, We have hand and enledto OIL orders Z
my amount Il very shor, notice -
CALLER < MURPHY,
Mandatory so Broadway,
msid SIN One duor from Nihl.i
ID EMovAL -Mrs BLANC hn rcro,,d FROM o. .,.n
II street 70 900 Wilton, street and connu.s 70 teach I'm.
brotdcry, Raed Work in silk and Wossd, making Vay.
Worsicl AMI Shell Fewer. and Wax Froir - &c Oh The
reasonable tera.
Drawing, for emhrolcry ELK furnished for sale, Wav
Sheets. JolOrs. anil Wa Fruits. telslm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
-. ttsirto ". 49, ai>s
jel.tj4' ll6 Chatha .,sorner q Orange street

WINDOW ELIND MANUFACTCRY.
TINE subscriber respectfully, bess to INFORM the pubic t
he la. constantly hand large and elegant assortment
description o. the painted trnsrarcn, washable W."
shades consisting Of Italian and other landscapes Dph
nous Chinese Architectural and Fancy Bnds Which he can
confidently recommend for their beauty strength and great du
raly they have been KNOWN with common care TO last
from ten fourteen The prices Of the shades nciadng
cords tassels rack pules and fittings for windows, complete
vary from s. and upwards per pair Blinds painted and Tilted
order, by applying to GEORGE PLATT, IL spruce ST.
B Country dealers supplied with blinds and blind atiIog
MIG. 2nsy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
v,nE NEW YORK STATE sroCK SECURITY

u,HE NEW YORK STATE STOCK SECURITY
BANk.-This in-titaou, which y conducted ly sngle
individual Mr. T. BonnciouSD issues circulating notes, g.
tered Al the t0upoer Office ~ Abny' which are wholly
secured BY the pledge of certificates 81 New icrh state Stock
deposited sdvancr 10 exclusion ~ ay other knd -
curyD nio The hsds the COaprrlr, ~ trust Tor I've s~
c1i purpose j. expressed " the body u tie eertacars m
tho book "a afer ~ rds min. lhe notes sslcd II
need be- TIE bills ar lila astitalon therefore " drH5.
mated with perfect truth fractional pats - ir pablo debt
" this state issue thereof bcug thus louder he sup rv'
os ~ thc Gompnottr) authorized w ue General BAnting
Law, " crrac4 Thereby ccuatrg NEIL am e4la' ~ -.
sting, Giving IL bl hocr TIE security q tie State -
York it.efrr tie redemption Of ~ notes. jcil-si'
w OLFBOROuGH BANK BILLS bought al 81 cents
w I've dollar, for Fey ANs ny
iel7' SYLVESTER co, l56 Die dwsy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

DRoOKLYN SALT WATER WARM AID COLD
ID BATHS near the South Ferry margin 4 TIC Eat River.
Mr.. GRAY would inform the inhabitants of Brooslyn and
New York, that his Baths every dag iom H. ~
TIL 10 ~ fr Ladies and Gentlemen. They attcd up in
the most approved sle. Ladies ard gentlemen taec warm
eyery The Swimming BE i exclusively for ladies
Tuc.ays and FRIDAYS un 4 a. One warm bath - cts
5 tickets, sl.oO. Cold baths. IL cents jeli-sms
CIDER VINEGAR
CONSTANTLY on HAND, an4 for sale in lots - suit,
Lly EDWARD KfAENl,
- Oh slip, corner q Suo,h street.
10 Half Pipes Vinegar just received. jcil-i~'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

II NlCkERBGGkEN Hail. No. ~ Park how.Ttpe sub
IN scrhers hs,i>g opened the above house the EURO
PEAN fLaN wod respectfully inform their friend. and me
public that the, rsds accommodate icm IL astls
surpassed ~ any similar house IN ;h city Thu,
house will always be uFrhru with every convenience, and All
the axurie. 81 mri,ard market. Iere hundred
lodging rooms, which AIRY, newly furnished ard N perfect
order Tae Ordinary being the frs, aoar spacious, neal,
and well nnsed and the shs shall aiwa!, be
supplied viii, al the varic,, the market aors, served p by
experienced COOKS.
The marked which has attended establishments OF
this kind sufficient evidence their adapton q both business
on and travellers.
C-nie visiting the city, will hnd l, most desirable aud
central situation beng nearly Broadway fronting tbs Park
and short the beauty as elegance - local md
irtnory objects Of attraction and srendor With nmch Nta
York shounas. EDsALi. JONfsc
~ BFor the accommodation Of Travellers tbs house viii
al ali Aoats Of tie nlsii. Ai.h
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

= $780, - SU1THkhN pAlLl MAIL Line ~
Norfolk. Charleston. :. g.. Petersburg. and
@ees&si1sG--- Rch,nonl.-Ihr steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY aud JEWESs, MI boats speed aud sceommo-
dation, Will running daily on the hrst April between
Baltimore, NilA and Portsmouth. leaving the lower end 81
Spears very O'Clock, imincd'ael! ai
ter the from Philadelphia and vii arrive
moru,ng Portsmouth ia time for the Tor Wmhs.
Charleston. Hsurung VII " ave
Porsout rv ia, after III. arrive 'roin The south anu
react, Bst,tac morning tae for t,e Tor th,la
dclph,..
These boa in connection with the We. known steam
packets .nl Snsh Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Sa,uriy Charleston giving travellers choice The,
also with the James River hoa 10 Pesrs.
burr and Wtbmopd Strangers informed Gold travellers
know t thu the cheapest and mu-t comfortable route Tor
soutsra tayef there NJ changes from cars sisAia.
boats md 80 deed Of night, ue Washington
Th. eousa, tne.ore hope the -iing part OF ne
comnlBt. Nj qatronise ten, IL giving cqu, facilities AMI
ouperor comfort.
Passage uud .,re 10 Norfolk. $. JOHN ". Brown,
u21-U Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

= r---z- . "FAgE REDUCEDn-"AO MONO
(ss-s.N---.-.s POLf-Psapfs Nsr Line foT Beston 90
ssr>af-- Ns,ggort sd 'rnriSerce It ah'n passage
Gosr-ucck tf'y ceni>.-Ihs steamer LEXINGTON. Cart
vsncrtsl, leave New York tor Newport and Prosi-
d~nec. SATURDAY, the 2Sh inst, NJ O'Clock, NJ, from
fcr No So RIVER. Freight t,,a Al c.nts foot FOR
further ,s,rtr appl, "a toarl.
The vsgir boilers AID hull the above boat have been n
in csiaye.c or-, and n, puc may rest Jtk hsr
COLL Ne rroctcsa " being -nre, unrse ay to $50
tain her wr rsshci reputation nr speed The regular
day. leave New York will be Wedn'-d
and Saiurd.,,. nat further us,ce. a. 3rs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

< TRAW GOODS The subscriber brgs leave ~ luf.rm
> h III MS snl the public generally HAT he has
maud AMI for lie splendid assortment 81 Ladies snj Nsscs
rghorn Tuscan Brad aud Straw BUcts, N all their vatie
e. low price. ~ obtained other store
the city.
Ale, ,s.etnsn', anJ Yoah's double ard single hrimmsd
Lechorn.. white cplurcd and ssrcgated c tie newest pat,
terms aud Enest quality r q BROWN,
ieS.tv. m William = John 4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18
CnEAr CA,H LLOTH .TOK

M WHERE may be found by the yiece yard, supe
or assortment 6ne and low priced Brosdcous, Habit
Cloths Cashmere sumner staff, vei,es vesiings, TRIM
niG1s &C. Ts subscriber sill offer the above ~ very
low occ, ar cash in arier 10 dispose lis stock pre-
ass - August ac1 =. ho will then hc obliged 70 rsmovs ros
II. c,,...., .t,ra ,.sssm ISAAC #. THkIER-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

For ~ Castle Garden and al the foot Of Dcsbrosses
street, 81 Pier souta u Canal street, North River
N, s03m
Ef. n. a. 1gAissss.s,N, Deidi.t forinsr, - Bar
cay has removed to No t0 Warren street 2ns do
from Wet Broadly nv. myi6 3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

MILITARY AND FIEEMEN's CAfe-AliLlTANi
wi HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leathe' Gun ,sses, Cams
Ssg Cartridge DcNe Belts, Scahbards and map
.scks All the above articles. Wholesale aud Retail al literal
pcssalsa Tranks, vaircs, Carpet bags, Hat Bosc' and
ever, tA,ug il lis line a business. -
HENRY y. GRATAtAP,
49, BROADWAY. between White and Wai~cr streets.
Companies about forming, both Military and f't.men
We urnsd With Caps at the shortest notice nv issm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

XTEDDING ANO VISITING CARDS sugftsed ~ =
w approved u, prIi r"m engraved paes,
with tie nesness the hig, cnameltsd pcrceieu
Cards which, M,euess ard hrianc, &c yoh. cannot u
syceei Al ordrrs promptly attended ~ At FALEN l>E :
Fashionable Carl Engraving and Printing Ishmtui, ~
ioln street. ccruer ~ Will,sm street 'nilm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-18

CARsArNKIILA POHTEg-A NV snd h.ahy Be'e-
> This Porter manuAciw IL Y, tie subscribers from
perfectly inohensive There bring ntrcutic used
ia The IMPOSITION II combines agreeable tonic, win an
Alternative sursh, ca'ca ated e. atisofse AM produce
healthy action rougauut The s,sism
The d.lictt. Il ihout The Tnssi ity % cre
aiing an in meat tie i,s derive al the all.
ssa;a from It. tonic properties that can be obtained from
The best Lution purtcr
The Sarsaparila n,iodgcsd into tie Prer) LIS ouE besn
celebrated rcnoystor e the sytt lar tn tie s'ood,
cradica,ng cu,aneuus diseases, NC.
For summer beverage Coz health II i believed that The
Porter bJ article offered - ne pab'c
Il tcug highly carosa',d aud very grateful 10 tie palate
Fer sale ~ tho crsas or dgseu, "
WHITING BALCOCK, y Liberty street
". u. Delivered IL any p1ri q The city,
W, have made trial Il IT, Sarsala Porter. mauu turfd
ard sid b, Mcsrs whiting Bseock, sni have iouad 4
very lively and pies ~ beverage.
From tie iner dens which inter into W. composition ~
believe that vii W. found wholesome and refreshing drink
nd iree n. unp consequences winch oow s ~
ALFRED &. rOsT, MD.
III DORROWE. VI ID
car BERT SMITH, D.
WILLIAM " BLAkENAN, VI. ID.
iela I'm, l. MEAD, MID.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

-N-Thocditor ofthe Nashua Telegraph
.ss Sn paragraph on the Ieilno species, ey
emny asserting That sgm ng rnCs "e'a wt 70 DC
("S 70 %. ANXIETY he cyinces for the improve.
podaO'cs ,,ock lie exhibits consideration for
Hent %, c S,V and cnioyments Of old maids, to
pc cO" 'aJbies propory apperiain, that we did
Vho'n ,I.V ,"os IL him. There are, TO our Ger
lo' nun nun, eJge hundreds Of old maids in the
an k"o "r Nashua. The editor should recon-
lclnI, hem TO form society for the improve
r." GU, and melioration Of pussies generally
n nt" Ind much better do this than concern
wv .y;selyes about our negroes, as is their wont.
0''', ~ 0. Picayuac.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24
May 80, 1899.
NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned Commissioners, aPpoln-
ted by the Board ofPolice OF Amlte Coun-
", 10 superintend the letting out and building
a Court House and Clerks Offices IN the town
of Liberty, according TO the p an adopted Tor
the same, by said Board, (Which plan WIN be
exhibited and explained TO all those wishing
to see and examine the same previous to me
day of letting out, on application TO William u
Harrell,) will, on the Sd Monday OF June next, at
Liberty, proceed to let out the same to the low,
est bidder. The undertaken will be required
TO give good and sufficient bond for the ial,h'
ful performance of the work in workmanlike
manner, and 10 be completed by or before the
first day of October, 1910, ready Tor the ial'
Term Of the Circu.t Court Of said year, paya,
BILE to the President of the Board OF County
Police of said County and his successors IN Oh
fee, in double the amount Of the CONTRACT
The building to be Of brick and wood, and the
payments willno be exceeding $18oOper year
as the work progresses, and the underwriters
will have to wait, without interest, on the coun
ty, for any balance after the completion OF tht
work until il can be raised by special tax lol
that purpose. nrrrx
FRANCIS WREN,
EDWARD CARROLL.
Commissioners
May IA, 1889. cows
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

We are authorized TO announce MINOR
N WHITNEY as a candidate for Ranger
n Amte county, at the ensuing November
eeciion.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

TyOR SALE OR RENT.--The House and
Lot on which Mrs. P. Hall resides, stu
ated near the Liberty Spring, Southeast Of the
Male Academy.--For terms, apply to P. s.
CafFry, or Thomas w. Pound, Esq. Liberty,
Mississippi. April 10, le3S.-l6-tf
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

The terms for announcing candidates for
oiicc will be $5 each; and no name inserted
gnbout special instruction.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24
New Advertis m e nts.

I'M POUND, Justice oil the Peace in and
NJ for said County, as a runaway, a
- - negro man who calls his name
JACKSON, and says he belongs to negro
trader bv the name of Moses Chambers, Of
Parson County, North Carolina; that he ran
away from said Chambers on the 18th day Of
June, 1887, at Mobile, Ala.--and that he has
worked in New Orleans and Natchcz, passing
as a free man.-Jackson is likely negro
dark complexion bLilt--a6out twenty
five years Of ages feet inches high--hes
q small scar in the middle of his forehead--one
On the right side of his forehead, about an inch
and-a-half long, looks as though it had been
cut with knile--a another on the right side OF
his upper lip--no other marks visible had on
white wool hat--coarse blue. cassinet rounda
bout-striped cotton shrt--coarsc white cot
ton pataloons--no shoes.
The owner Of the above described negro II
requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges, and take him out Of Jail, or III
will be dealt with according 10 law.
NJ. NJ. WHITNEY, Tailor.
Liberty, Miss, June IS, 1889. 24-tf
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL
rLLOTSON as candidate for reelection TO
he Office Of County Treasurer of AmIte county,
O, the ensuing November election.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24

Drmocracy-$50,oOo per annum, and the
,an Of the kitchen
PedrdHsm.--Any thing that restricts that
privilege.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-06-24
NOTICE.

THNHE undersigned having purchased the
entire stock of merchandise belonging
to Hamilton Mcknight, will carry on the bust
ness at the same stand, and hopes to share the
patronage Of the public. They now have on
hand very excellent assortment OF merchan
die, but will 10 few weeks receive fresh
supply.
EVAN MILLER, & co.
April 81, 1889. 1877
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MOgpIr0Ro

A T the June Term, 1889, Of the Probate
"A Court of Amite county, will present my
Guardian account and render the same for fl
nal settlement and allowance, on the person
and estate of VICTORIA G. DAVIS, (now Victo-
ria &. McLean,) al which time all those inter
ested can attend if they think proper.
THO: BACHELOR,
Nav 8. 1839-l9w6 Guardian,
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NOTICE.
500 REWARD.

DROKE the Jail Of Amite county, on the
I'D night of the 25th inst, - GEDDIS,
aged about 25 years, about s feet inches high,
has downcast look with mole on one Of his
cheeks, and Of dark complexion. Any person
that will bring him back shall be entitled 10 the
above reward.
NJ. NJ. WHITNEY,
Tailor.
April 81, 1889. 1s-tf
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r5- We are authorized TO announce X. II.
BUCKNER, Esq, as a candidate for the Of
fec of Chancellor, at the ensuing November
election
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NOTICE..

A T the June Term, 1889, Of the Probate
"a Court OF Amite County, will settle my
account as one Of the Executors Of Henry ".
EuereH, and surrender my letters Tcstamenta-
ry, and pray to be discharged from the Admins
strution the said Estate, OF the Tcstatcr.
v. T. CRAWFORD.
ErseatOr Of n. r, Fteretk
April 4, 1899 l4w5
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$40 REWARD.

GTRAYED from the subscriber, sometime
- last fall two COLTS Of the following de-
scription-a bright hay colt with a little white
in his face, years old--the other is dark bay
colt, with white spots on his ons--they''are
both packolets. reward Of $40 will be given
for the delivery ofthe colts, or any information
concerning them thankfully received.
ROBT. STEWART, Sr.
March =. 1889. loft