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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-09
FoR THE LIBERTY ADVOCATE.
Matters and things in general.--NO. 2.
H1,,ee 0nd E,Hget

Let not the reader infer from the last line, that tn
writer sabout to engage in any philosophical DISGUST
ton. lie knows his own deficiency too well for this
nor does his subject require any learned research pro
found reflection. 1t is plain matter.of-iact invcsti
cation which he undertakes and it will be prosecuted
in plain manner by plain mind.
The effect alluded to is special one, well known
because generally felt 1t scarcely sary to say
that the present pecunary the dsordered
nay mortal, state of our currency, with all the attend
ant evils, borne by all classes, except oficehoders
Government agents, and money brokers.
There is no dispute as to the actual state of things
but much as to the which has brought it about
The administration party insist that the banks are prn
cpally and primarily in fault. Here they concentrate
their argument without seeming to know, or wishing
to know, that what they assume a cause, is in rea
ty an effect. Worthless banks, and worthless paper
money, the same thing. The enquiry must be car
red further up, and the institution of these banks
cd back to its proper source Why and how came they
into existence?
The banks in question are nearly of cotemporaneous
birth, and have, virtually, common paternity. In
this sense, President Jackson enacted them all. Hc
from motive or other, not to be enquired in
to, meditated the overthrow OF the National Bank His
will was omnipotent, and every one knew that the
monster" must die It's days were literally number
ed and as il had occupied wide field of action in our
pecuniary and financial concerns, it readily per-
ceived that great vacuum would result from its de-
mise. The President would atone for causing it, and
hence his recommendation to fill up the vacuum by
the substitution of State Banks, which he said, would
furnish better currency than the Bank of the United
States TheState Legislatures took the hint and went
to work. The Legislature of Mississippi signally
active in supplying the better currency and our pres
ent Governor, McNutt, seems to have distinguished
himself in making banks for this purpose, having had
hand in manufacturing, during his brief legislative
career no less than fifteen of these papermoney
chimes Other States also did their part though not
so great part Mississippi, in filling up the vacuum
But there was rather too much zeal in the The
business was overdone. The vacuum was filled too
much, and that not with the right material. II was
morbid fitness of the banking system, plethora,
called more emphaticay, in French an engagement,
leaving no room for free action, for healthy crcua-
ton.
We have been, through the rash empiricsm of Gov
ment, general and local. thrown into paraytic state,
in which We have suffered much, and fingered long.
The case will come to its crisis in November next when
the cause will be partly removed the disease
frmed. VERUS.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-09

The approaching election for President is likely to
be one of most intense interest. Never before has
the country been so much aroused by sense of duty
and danger Thopeople are marching in solid phaIanX
to the with all the enthusiasm of victors while
the government party murshallng their forces and
preparing to make last struggle with all the fury
of despair.
| We saw letter from Gen. A. G. Brown, this week
in which he states that he will be at home in u few
weeks and that it is his intention forthwith TO take thu
stump in the Southern Countless and that Jacob Thomp
son will do the same in the Northern Counties. Gen
Brown promises that he will prove positively that Gen
Harrison a cderast-that he holds principles iden
teal with old John Adams, Hamilton, &c.-that he il
an abolitonist--in favor Of a high tariff, &c. Gen
Browns long list of objections to Gen HARRISON re
minded Of an anccdoo of Jockey endoayoring Il
sell his horse; who, after recountng and over
his good qualities asked if the horse was not spav
ined-NOt knowing the meaning of the term, he repli
ed with some hesitation, that if it was any advantage
to the animal, he had it bad We apprchend that Gen.
Brown is prepared to prove any thing that he may
think objection, in the minds of the people, to the
Hero of Tippecanoe. There is doubt but he could
prove that Gen. Harrison lost his Seat in Congress
for his vote admitting Missouri into the Union as
Slave State he has frequently reproved the abo
litonists to their faces-that he is opposed to high
tariff for protccton-that he supported Jefferson for
the presidency against John Adams-that he was APP
pointed to most responsible Offices by Jefferson. There
can be doubt but Gen. Brown, he thought would
be any advantage to Mr. Van Buren, and himself could
convict Gen. Harrison of all these things "by public
documents and the words of his own mouth" and if he
is smart the jockey it is more than likely he will
do it, or to be done to the satisfaction Of all
who respect truth. In view of the efforts that will We
ry shortly be made to retain Mr. Van Buren, in power
every friend ofreorm should himself for the con.
test. The political opinions of Gen Harrison on all
subjects now agtating the public mind are before
the world, his public and private character may well
court the strctest scrutny-the tide is in our favor
let us not relax in exertions but with that onthu.
sasm which marks the efforts of the friends of reform
throughout the Union they go from conquering to
conqucr-"let us meet the enemy and after Noyem.
Der next, they will be ours.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-09
For the Liberty Adrocate.
Mn. EDIToR:

Mr.. EDIroR:
Dear Sir-Will you be so good as to give notice in
your paper appointing an early day for meeting Of
the friends Of General HARRIsoN, for the purpose Of
forming Tppecanoe Club in Amite County. Such o
motion will, we doubt not be promptly responded to
by the friends Of reform The necessity Of forming
some County Organization is very apparent Much is
essay TO be DONE and should be done soon;
too apt to wait for another in the discharge of pub
lie duties Separate action, though much good can be
effected by il, cannot do all that is necessary to be
done. Letus them forthwith, forma Tippccanoe Club,
and show to the friends of Republican liberty now so
enthusiastically engaged in the good cause of reform
throughout the Union, that we are with them-that
we not only knoc our duty but are totng % do as
good CITIZENS.
The above suggestions met with the appreciation OF
every Wing with whom we have conversed Saturday,
the 18th day of July, is named suitable time for
holding the Meeting. We hope that every Wing who
possibly turn out, will meet in Liberty on that day
Let us form Club, and adopt the most energetic action
to wrcst the Republic from the hands Of the spoilers.
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Sherif''s Sale.

DY virtue Oft above stated writs of Ven
I'D ditiom Erponas, to me,directed, from the
Hon. the Circuit Court Of Amite County, will
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, for
Cash, before the door of the Court House of said
County, in Liberty, within the hours prescrl-
bed by law, on the 3rd Monday in August next,
the 17lh day of the month, the following de-
scribed property, to-wt;-The North Half of
Section 10, Township !, Range s, East; South
East Quarter of Section IS, Township l,
Range 8, East; West Half, of South West
Quarter, Of Section 10, Township I, Range 5,
East; and the South West Quarter, of North
East Quarter, Of Section 10, Township |,
Range s, East.
The above described Lands were levied on
as the property Of Defendant, Thomas Holden,
and viii be sold to satisfy the above stated ca.
SEES and all costs.
JAMES M. NORWOOD,
Sheriff Of Amite County.
July o, 1870, 28tds
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-09

We invte attention to the articles from our cores
pondent "Verus." They are addressed to the under
standing, and not the passions proudces of theread
err Although the situation of this country would seem
to excuse the outbreakings passion from an injured
and oppressed people against those who have betrayed
the confidence roposod in them, il is we'll that such
things should be tempered by reason and there is Ger.
tainy suiciency of the most potent reasons for dis
pcnsing with the further services Of those now in
power.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI


ANTE COUNTY.
CIRCUIT CoURT, to November Term, is4O
Thomas H. McDo'oeA, Attachment for the
Thomas 81 Travis. sum Of $500 co.
nj Office is HEREBY GIVEN, that on
Y the 22nd day Of June, 1910, ThomasH
Mcdowell, plaintiff in this case, applied for and
obtained an attachment from John Walker,
Esq, justice ofthe Peace in and for the Coun-
ty of Amite, against the goods and chattels'
lands and tcnements of Thomas Travis, defend
ant, for the above sum of thirteen hundred dol
lars returnable to the November Term next
Of the Amite Circuit Court, to be holden on the
$40, and unless the said defendant shall ap.
pear, give special bail and plead or demur with
in the time prescribed for appearance at said
Term, judgement final will be demanded a
gains! the property attached, and the property
so attached will be sold and applied to the pay
ment of the plaintiffs demands and all costs.
L. M. DAVIS, CLERK.
July 6, 1840.-28w6 Prs. fee 81 30
Dillingham; a. Walker Plaintiffs Attorney.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-09

The venerable editor Of the Richmond En-
quirer has utterly refused to publish, even as
an advertisement, to be paid for, the PLAN OF
the Secretary of War, for raising ian ARMED
MILITIA FORCE OF TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN, .
which the President said he could not "toO
strongly recommend" Mr.. Richie contesses
that he does not like the scheme!
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-09

Show US a man who iGtimates that General
Harrison is a coward, and we will show you a
man that you may kick with the most perfect
impunity.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-09

We are authorised to announce Mr.. JAMES NJ Downs,
as candidate for the Office of State Treasurer, fill
the vacancy occasoned by the death of Mr.. Williams
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-09

1j'Wc are authorised toannounce Hon. V. Il. Craw.
ford candidate for the Office of Judge of the Elev
enth Judicial District, at the November election.
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Sheriff Sale.

'~Ntt''1' ~ -
HBY virtue Of the above stated writs Of Ven
n D diioni ErponaS, TO me directed, from the
Hon. the Circuit Court of Amite County, will
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, for
Cash, before the door of the Court House OF
said County, in Liberty, within the hours pre-
scrbed by law, on the Isl Monday in July,
next, the following described property, to-wit:
The South East Quarter, Of Section, 81, in
Township 2, Range 5, East; and the East
Halt, Of the South West'Quarter, of Section 81,
in Townships, of Range 5, East.
The above described Lands were levied on
as the property of Defendant, Samuel Burris,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated ca
ses and all COSTS
JAMES NJ NORWOOD,
Sherfof Amite County.
May q, 1910. 22tds
OF The ADORE SALE is postponed until the
3rd Monday In .July instant.
JAS M. NORWOOD, Shift.
July 8, 1910. e8tds
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DY virtue o(the above stated writs OF Ver-
, dihOni ErponaS, to me directed from the
Hon. the Circuit Court Of Amite County, viii
expose at public sale, to the highest bidder, fol
Cash, before the door of the Court House, O.
said County, in Liberty within the hours pre-
scribed by law, on the lst Monday in July, next.
the following described property, to-wil:--
The North West Quarter, end the North East
Quarter, of Section 5, in Township 2, Range a.
East; and the West Half, of North East Quar-
ter, of Section Number 8, Township Number
9, Range s, East.
The above described Lands we're levied OIL
as the property of Defendant, John J. Lowry,
and will be sold to satisfy the above stated ca
ses and all costs.
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD,
Sheriff Of Amite County.
Nav 81, 1910. 22tds
OrrThe above SALE is postponed until the
3rd Monday in July, instant.
JAS. NJ. NORWOOD, Shift,
July 9, 1910. 28tds
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onr country and liberty depends; and last
IbouOb not least. give proper distribution to
pnr Iebor, which must prove beneficial to the
baopiness, independence, and wealth OF the
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
ANDREW JACKSON"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

4 bARON EtTCHELER HERB Ills
sD These pillsar composed ofIIerbs, which exert
a specific acticn upoa the heart, give an impulse or
strength TO the arierial system the blood is quicken
cd aud equaliZed IN its circulatious through all the
vessels. whether Of the skin, the parts situated inter.
naHy, or the extremiIies and as ell tho s~ccreiions OF
the bcjy are drawn from the blood. there ~ c1nse-
quent increase Of every secretion. aud a guickenrd &c.
non OF the absorbent and eXhslont, or Gischdrzing vcs.
sells. Any morbid action which may have taken place
Is corrected. all distractions are removed. the blosd is
PARTED, and the body resumes = heaItkfulsiate.
These Pile, after much anxious toll AID research
having hse1 brought by the proprietor TO The present
state of perfection, sHpcrsede the use of mnurierahle
other medicines and are so well adapted to Inc frame
mat The use q them, by maintaining lhe body in the
due performance Of IFS functions. and preserving the
vital stream in a pursand healrhiul state, causes Il to
last many yesrs longer tbpn il Otherwise would. and
nc mind 10 become 20 composed and tranquil. that
old age when Il arrives will appear q blessing and
not (as TOO many who have neglected heir constitutions
OF had Them injSred by medicines administered 10y ig-
noralice) a source Of misery and adherence.
When the nervous system has been too largely
ira1SR upon and oyerstrained. nothing is heller IN cor.
Pills.
BctruSs Of CouHtefeiis-CArTIos BE ~prficrls,
purchasing - see that the label Of this Medicine
Contains a nolice gifts entry According TO Act Of Goa.
eress. And he likewise particular iva Obtaining them
At 100 Chatham ST. New York, or from the ReguI,r
Agents WM. H. KING, Wheeling.
J. MORRISON. Columbus. q.
MYERS, FAIL COLLINS.
nov % I,.css,c, n
= o THE NERVOUS q DEBILTTNTED-DR
a EVANS TONIC PIBLS-The powers of n.
vans CaInomilc Pills are such. that the p,lpit,tiog
he art, the TemulOus hand, the dizzy eve AL.
the huiicring mind, vanish before their c1srts
IKE noxious vapors before The benign influence al
the morning snn. They have been hong successfply
used tosihe cure Of internitcnis. together with Cavrrs
OF he irregular nervous kind. accompanied With us
ccral Obsructons.
This tonic medicine ~ for nervous comp',inis. yen.
eral debility. indigestion and us consequence. rs yy1pt
oi appcutr, dIstcnsiOn Of thc VI mach. aoidity: pnuIeo.
SAINT taste IN tho mouth. mmbling Rosc in he bnyysIs
nervous symptoms, ~langUor, when the mind b,cgres
tesponding, thoughtful, melancholy. and de.
Iecied. HyPpchondnacisu. consumption. dimne.s oil
sight deliuum, md an sther nervous affections. tba.s
pills viii produce safe ond permanent cure.
Evnns Pills were first Introduced iu Amer,ai IN 1g35
Beware n CyuHtcJera-CAruov-g p,r,crI,,
M purchasing tosoe dhat the label O. Giis Medicine
couiains % notice Of is entry aocordirr 10 A~foC Con.
grcss. And be likewise particular be- obsip.rg Gem
IS loo Chatham g., New York. or from The RENT.
agent WM A. ElNG wheeling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29
nR. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS, IN
T1.REsTINatND ApPLICABLBT TO THE

TtsAkS TN HtN AltLltAbLk " ItE
AFFECTED WITH
Diseases erfae Sfcraeh. or Nsrsts:
Such a. Dyspcrs an. either ChrOnic or Casual, un-
o ofs SeS s anA s ysssaI Emaclsaon' cons sS
whether Of the Isesys or Liver, Liver affections,
Jaundice. both Rftary snd spSsmoeic. eOsu-e
ness, worruso ri esfy variety; Rheumatism; whC-h-
~ Acute or ChsoTt together with G-ut, s~erofrls.
PaIns IN tho heal Back, Limbs and side ,Typhus
Eeye, se.Ilei gysI' pg,r,d Sore ,Sros,, Fever
Arieries, Neryogi lrriaSiliY, Nervous Weekpess,
Hysteries, Tic ipuloursuS; Cramps, Female OBJ
struc,ioas. Hearbarn, Hesdsch,. Cough, the Cons
mon oE Humid. and tire Dry c. the Whooping.
Asth ma, Grayeiind Drousy.
Empiers aud ofsrs, as the xrcst re-UlatDr of the
hnmGn sy sten.s nd sueh ~ the Ievoredness of the
sdherrnts 10 ia erroneous doc trim thai they con.
tcat ihemselvvf with the simple rcs ~ sion Of this
falacious opInsu, without eWJuinBg into the pn-
msrv sources BON whence Life, Heaits. and Nig-
S s95 sSS es1b . Ne; =, siS S sss'i Ds p aSns sie who's Z G .s,.s.
i've re search ild practical experience So eminent,
" qualify iuffor the profession of which he ha,
been one of g. mast useful members. He con
lends-and magnents reflection will couvIsc
any reasonie mind of The correctness of his view
that the slSaacn. liver, aud the assoc. s,ed orgar
are the prlnfr and great regulators OF health. ani
that the hisc IN very many instances - dspenden
Of th"se ctans, aud that unless medicine reache
The root cline disease the superficial anodyne
usually prfcnhcd,s serve but rs toits 10 cover tn
ravages oiteep rooted maladies. Under these con
vicuons,3 the expenses of wears of close applica
lion, The fcctor has discovered n medicine who's
sesrchta5 povrrs are irresistible, aud IN pYescribin
a ~ witla knl~ledgs ofiIs being \ radical cur
ofthe vicious diseases already enumerated. even
appiiedJ the most critical cases, but lac does no
pretendfo Rscribe 10
HUNTS PoTAHiC PILLS
supfnItnrS. agency, although from rosily
DfoOfs si,hin the Knowledge of handreCs, he ~ pr.
pared Y shcw, that when every other earthly rems
| dy haabcca giyen'up.
HU MIS- BOTANIC PILLS
haveuvsr been known 20 fail in ~eteciing two yer
grItdtng results, that ef raising froa the bed ,
sicknks and disease those who have tested the
efficacy, and titus amply rewerdlnR Or. Hunt f.
his Ing and anx1cps study TO attain this perieS
ton b the Healing AT.
The n n aordinary success which has attended III
use OF HUNTS BOTA NC PILLS, IS the he
critfson II then superior virtues, They nav
bceJthe means of raising a host of lahgutshlng n
tie IS tom the bed OF s~fliction. as - oleafly evil
cedin1he follow ing
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-29

az WILLIAM EVANS SOUTHiNG SYRUP
~ FOR CHILDREN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
7 hInsELF~-Ts AoGacrs aud Nurses The MASSAGE
fue teoth through the gums pruduces Troublesome
nj dangerous symptoms. II is known by mother,
ia' mere = great iFrltI tan in the mouth aud gums On.
ng tas process. The gums swell, the secretion Of
ie saliva - increased, the child is seisd with ffeonseni
~ snade" Mic ct crying. watching. starting IN IFS
eep' and sPasns of peculiar parts ne child shricks
NHh etireme violence, aud thrusts lis fingers into its
mouth. htheSe precursory symptoms are notspeediv
'heyia ed, spesmOdic commissions universally supcI.
'che' and soon ccuso the dissolution Of the infant
J moihers who nave their little babes Afflicted with
aese distressing symptoms would apply Dr. William
vans Soothing Syrnp, which has preserved hundreds
fHisnis when thought pusI recovery. from being sud.
oniy attacked With that fatol nai7y. COMMISSIONS.
Bcunre Of CouHierfeis-cAUuoN Be p'rricul,r in
n%rchasinG 10 see tllt the label of this Medicine con.
tns notice oIits entry according 10 act Of Congress.
nd be likewise particular IN obtaining them al 100
h,eSm - View fork, or from the regular agents
WM. ~. BiNG, a. Water -. Wheeling.
Stevenson a Nenle .Parkersburg. nov 10
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NEW ARRIVAL.
At the city Hat, Ca.
and Fur store.

just received one Of the largest and most splsnd
as~Orrnents OF NEW YORK MANUFACTURE
HATS. a CAPS. ever before brought 10 this markt
those who are in wan Of an article thai cauuot Inc 81
passed will DO well to call and examine my stock b
fore purchasing elsewhere. A. c. M'CALLARI,
sep IL Opposite Virgins Hotel.
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AR. WIN EVANS SOOTHING SY
~ EED- LlE GIL nnEN y. r.rrrL.-

49, w III ~ -
- ItUP, FOR CHILDREN TFETUING-
,enSstoe5 case OF Convnlsions and Painful Dcnu.
or, Cured by Dr. WIN. Evans Soothing SWIM
hoTHE AoEST OF Us. EvHSs' S~ooTHNG SyapP.
Desf 81 Inc great beaeht afforded t. my suffer.
lgiuf9nL BY your Soothing Symp. In a e. - If nro.
racted and painful d~entition, uIust conviors -,
ceiling parent how essential an e7rlv aDniicafi,n -
wen an iBN aiuab.e medicine ~ 20 relieve imam
hissIy ana torture. Wy iniant while fccting. cx1cri.
iHct1 huc1 acute sufterings thar n WAS attacked
ylth conyuisi0ns, and my wife and family suruoseJ
hataeath would soon reiense the babe from anewsh
procured a bottle Of your Syrup; which as
lOJn az aPpI,oo e., The gums, a Wonderful change
vas ,FrQduccd, and ahef 2 few afpltc,tions' ~
.hild eiSplayce obvious relief, and bg -conUnuingT m
Is us9' 9m glad 20 Inform you. that the Cbfd has
completely recovered, and no regr-rencc n ~,
i~.st Cslhyt'iht mas gnco occurred; the teeth are
~ Sm Inv and he child enjoys perfert health.
I AlVG you my cheerful PERMISSION 10 make ttis ne
tnowiedgemeut public. and Nil gl8dly sivc III y
0rination on this circumstanf s.
WIN JOHNSON.
~ gentleman Who hos made vial Of DR.. W. ~.
sfsp u nHsfaUil" CO. case ola teeth
W. cui.) wlshes u-t0 state thata found nj eutrsiv
hec'Hal ~ relieving pain In he grms. a "a prevSTty.
tHe consc4ueuccs which sOmfumea fsI5w. we
"eo'iaiy comply with bic roqtes Sun.
rWs believe, ? generally s.Eoov'esgas b,
tlse y have tired %, that Dr. EsanP Syr.B FOR
hi"!ch tlinng Teeth, advertised ia another col
I{ihtisa mighty useful article for the purposes f,,
l1lch % ~ INTENDED. Highs rarpe Table fndivd.
=. ahy faie, who have made use "a 10. DO not
seliats y give lts virtues the saaouon OF Thea
Boston Traveller.
REGULAR AGENTS.
~ IA. KfSe. IS Water 80. yVheeIioy
= tQsfssOS, Portsmouth,, q.
. ~bo, sis,m C%olumbns O..
n. GoDdes Celebrated Fsmais r,'
Tee Har0n Won Huth fer Hers Pills.
~. Evan8 Fever and eguo PILE.
Or. Hunts Hofantc PIN.
Dr. Fvans' Soothing 81 ,tup. Tor Toe.bfo1
The shove mvafuable Wl4fe 5es 49, .a9f cvt.f.
ste and hotad, az 100 Chatham a.. Nov Yogt;8
5Jffh seventh street. ~ i.iobfa. ~ MAJ ~
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