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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-09-17

Mr. Bond, one of the Compositors in the office Of
the Philadelphia Public Ledger who had lost nearly
all his hair from off the top his head, has had il
completely restored by the use ofthis TohIo. Two
Officers of the American Navy bad good head of
hair to them by using five bottles each of
this HAIR TONIC, one Of whom was sixty years
Of age -Four gentlemen connected with the Public
Press in Phladep hia, have also had their badness
removed by using this remedy. The Rev. Mr. Par
ker, Pastor Of the Presbyterian Charch in Dcleware
County, Pa. who was completely bald over all the
top of his head and also becoming considerably
gray, has used only two bottles of this Tonic, and
has not only uxuriant growth of new hair upon
his head, but all the gray hairs have disappeared,
and their places Lave been supplied by healthy hair,
ofa natural colour. Finally, nine cases ofbaldness
out Of every ten may positively be removed by a
faithful application Of this valuable remedy. There
is therefore, now, NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD
HEAD.
Prepared only by DIR. D. Jayne, sole proprietor,
No. 90 South Third street, Philadelphia. Price 81
a bottle.
| For sale in Bath, by II. HYDE. 80.
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Philadelphia, 9TH June, 1888.
The Rev. c. c. P. Crosby, late Editor Of the
american Baptist, writes

The Rev. C. c. P. Crosby, late Editor of the
american Baptist, writes
New YORK, June Is, 1889.
To Dr. Jayne.-Dear Sir-i have made use Of
your Expecorani, personally and in my family,
for tn last six years, with great benefit. Indeed,
| may consider my life prolonged by the Of
this valuable medicine. under the blessing of God !,
for several years. may say almost much in
the case IF my wife, and also Of the Rev. Mr.
Tinson, Of the Island Of Jamaica. For all cases of
cough, inflammation Of the chest, lungs, and throat,
| do most unlesitatingly recommend this as the
best medicine have ever tried. My earnest wish
is that others afflicted as have been, may expert.
enco the relief which am persuaded they
will, by using your Expectorant
C.C.P. CROSBY.
Extract ola certificate from the Rev. Mr.. Bradford.
DIR. JaYne-Dear SIr--My child, owing to exss
poseure, when receatly coming up the Ohio, was
attacked by that horribly malady, GROUP. We
landed in the night at Beaver Point, and when our
fears alarmed, least the hoarso, scpalchral
cough was the .forerunner Of death, VIC gave him a
tea spoonful Of the "ExPEcroRANT'' "a bottle of
which was presented nae with when in Philadelphia)
and applied some iniment to the throat and breast
and before many minutes the hoarseness was gone,
the child brcathed freely and slept sweetly. Owing
to these circumstances it cannot be wondered at
why have so high an opinion Of DR.. Jayne
medicine, and why advise every family TO keep
ii on hand, ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR B. BRADFORD.
Pastor Of the Presbyterian Church, Darlington, Pa
June 9th, 1889.
Numerous other certificates might be added, but
the above are considered sufficient evidence Of its
great usefulness
Prepared only by DR., D. Jayne, No, 90 South
Third street Philadelphia. Price ST.
Where also may be had Jayne's Carmlnative
Balsam. for the cure Of Bowel Complaints, &c
Tonic VermJfuge, for the removal Of Worms, &c
S'nasive Pills, for Dyspepsia, Liver complaints, and
Female Diseases, &c. Also .AIibert's Hair Tonic
for the removal Of Badness and preservation %
the Hair 80.
These valuable medicines are for sale by Mr.
II. HYDE, Front Street, Bath Me. 81.
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LIBERTY FEM ALE
SI,IlytINt ARWa
April 80, 1910.

Oader the direction Of The MISSES RING
TEHIIE Second Quarter Of this Institution
for 1889, commenced on Monday, the
25h instant, A few more young Ladies and
Misses will be taken, if application is made
soon, as the number of scholars will be limited
No scholar taken for a less term Of time than
one Quarter No allowance made for loss of
time, except in case Of sickness.
TERMS.
For English branches, Six Dollars per Quar-
ter, with one Dollar added for rent, wood, sc
Lace am Ornamental Necdc-work, So 0C
per Quarter.
Painting, per Quarter, SIS O(
Their School rooms are large and commodi
Gus, and pleasantly located. Parents and Guar
dams may rest assured that every attention
VIII be paid to the morals and Instruction O
their children and wards.
LIBERTY, March 28lh, 1899 I3
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Marshal's Sale.

JAMES BALLARD =. = Col Circuit cpa r .. 8.
VIM d. SMITH. 70 Nay Term, l84o
DG virtue of the above stated writ Of f. (a
D TO me directed, from the Honorable the
Circuit Court Of the UEiled States, for the
Southern District Of Mississippi, will sell nj
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for Cash
on the 4th Monday in May, 1910, the 25th
day of the month, within the hours prescrib
led by law, before the door Of the Court House
lofAmiie County, in The town Of Liberty, all
The right, title and interest The defendant
Nm d. Smith. has in and 10 The following de-
scribed property, to-wit: Lot Number A, and
2, in Square Number 6--containing in all, on,
Acre. except 80 feet fronting The public square
OF said Town, beginning at The South West
corner Of Lot Number AND from thence ran.
Hlng East along the line Of said Lot, 30
feet, and from across said Lots Number 4, and
2, 10 the Northern Boundary Line Of LotNum-
Der g thence, West, 80 feet 10 The North West
corner Of said Lot Number 2-from thence,
South, TO the corner of the frs mentioned Lot
ilso-Onc negrogirl, viz:~ TFinney.
The above described property wasleved on
Is the property of the Defendant, William ID.
smith, aud will be sold to satisfy debt and costs,
D the above stated case.
WM. M GWlN, Marshal.
By C%Gs GlLNIER,
Deputy Marshdt
May Ia, 1910. gods
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OBITIlARY.

"fis mi5nigLts holy hor is trooGing Ikea gentle
spirit Ger tie san and pulScle. lc0rll"
DIED-ln Donal dsonvlo, La on Monday, the goth
Of April last, y. j. FALLS, from Kentucky born in
Virginia, where he lived llthe age of2l he inherited
those noble virtnesand highminded department which
generally characterize the Virginian lis dSath was
causedby aiall from horse, and the rupture of one
of the main arteries lis loss will be deeply amentcd
by his numerous cnnaeXicns and friends Jv. Gez.
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NOTICE.

MIE will, at the May Of the Probate
wv Courtof Amte County, present ali
acconntlor final settlement and allowance on
NE Estate Of Edmund A,dreps, deceased, for
William Burris, former Administrator. 4 i
MOREA BURRIS, Z
wv GEO. N. BURRIS, \
s,l n. WI. administrators.
s April ~, l84U. y iowa
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NIarshal's Sale. "

/ l0 ~ Il D. tsN Z leat.y
10. S. ~. a, CALDWELL, c5cMi c9asi, q 5
SAMUEL rlLlo4soN. 70'Nay Term e4c
SnIpMAN, CRANE ~ Co.. " VI wv
.. %. Do
SAMUEL TlILorsoN il'
HDY virtue Of the above stated writs Of n
j ,fa'S. TO me directed from the Honorable
the Circdit Courtsof The United States, fdr llit
District Of Mississippi, | will sell a
public auction, 10 the highest bidder for. cash
on the 4ih Moniay in May, 1910, the 25th day
OF the month, within the hours prescribed by
law, before the-door Of the Court House Of A.
mite County, in thesihe Town Of Liberty, all
the right, lille and interest oftbe Defendant,
Samuel Illfotson, in ard TO the following dc,
scribcd property, io.wtt Lot Number i ,and
3win Square Number l4--on The plan ofihe
'rownof Liberty, Mississippi, asloIlows, to-wit:
LOT Number l-beginning At the North
West corner Of said Square, AT the intersection
OF Broad and Washington. Streets, at a stake
on the South side Of Washington Street, and
runs as per Plat, say East, 8 Perches and 90
100 Of Perch to stuke--thences South and
West, and North to the place Of The beginning.
as per Plat-being bounded on the North by
Washington Street, and OH the East by, Lot
Number 2-and on the South.by Lot Number
Sand on the West by Broad Street
ing One Half Acre. Lot Number 8, begins at
the Solth West corner ofsaid Square, al The in
tersection of Broad Street, with the Town Cir
die, at n stake on the East of Broad Street, and
North of said Girdle, which stake is identified
IN the corner beam, or post ola carriage house
on said Lot-and runs thence North, East
South and sWest, as per Plat, and bounded on
the North by Lot Number East by Lot
Number 4-South by The Town Girdle-andI
West by Broad Slrcet--and containing OneI
Half Acre. Containing in all, One Acre, moreI
or less,
The above described properly was levied on
as the property ofihc Defendant. Samuel Til
lolson, and will be sold 10 satisfy debt and costs
in the above stated cases.
WM. NJ. GWIN,
harstal.
BY c. G. GlLMER,
ss Deputy Marshal. |
LIBERTY, Miss, April 90, 1910. l7lds
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NO1ICE.

AETTERS BI'ES'l'AMENTARY HAVING
NJ been granted totIie undersigned BY The
Probate Court ofsAinitc County, on the las
Wlliof Samuel s. Fdbrigae, deceased, atthS
February RHermsoi said Court, 1910, all per
sous indebted tosaid deceased arc requested Ia
make, immediate payment, and those having
CLAIMS will present them daily authenticated
within The time prescribed by law, or they will
beslorcvcr barred.
N. II. FABRlGUE,
Erecuirir.
Aprilo, 1870 isa is
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CLINTON
SIMIN A RY

~ - ekA sA ~ I'D ~ III 81 ~ AN 81 ID ~ Q
VNlllS Institution is now open for the re
ception Of pupils, under the direction Of
able and experienced Teachers, who have beer
IempIoyed for the last or 5 years as Instrc
tors N some Of the most fouriShing lnstitu-
l uons oil New York State. Neither trouble or
expense have been spared in procuring Teach.
ers Of hrst rate standing and character, and
the public may be assured that the pupils OF
this Institution will receive the most constant
and careful attention, and that every facility
Tor the requirement Of a useful and thorough
education will be afforded under the presen,
Organization oiihe school.
The charge Of The departmental for instruc-
Itonln the various branches Of classical and
polite lteraturewill be conided to las Ritch-
le, 4, Ma graduate Of Harvard University,
who will be assisted by his Lady aid other
able Teachers, as they should be needed.
The subscriber will instruct in vocal and
instrumental music and his Lady will have
charge Of the domestic department. No pains
wall be spared 10 render eachdepa OF
this Institulionworlhy oftheentire confidence
81 the public, whose patronage is respectfully
solicited. 8s
line situation oGClimon, its growing mpor-
lance, the facilities for Communication with
the surrounding country, Ia Rail Road, belng
nearly completed 10 the Mississippi ri,er) andE
remarkable healhiness ofthe pace togelh-
err With the pauctyof good schools in the VII
cnIty, are reasons sufficient to point il out as {
one of the most desirable locations FOR d liter
airy lnstitutiunin.t this regionsof country.
TERMS--Puyable Observation-Disclosures.
General Instruction, $40 Copper quarter
PianoForte,g 90 90 do
Use Of INSTRUMENT, 90 do
Vocal Music so DO
Drawing, 1000 do
Painting, - 10 90 Edo
LalInand Greek, 10 90 dos
French Language, l2 rs do
Italian,k 10 90 do
Stationary, 1925 do.
l,ediand Bedding, 2 90 do
Board $ll 90 per month.
Washing, 25 do
~ B-Each pupil maylurnish herown bed
md bedding OF they will be lurnished If desir-
~ No pupil received for a less period than
me quarlef, 10 be considered as commencing
It tho time Of entrance. In case Of sickness
or moro than one week a deduction will be
made from the Tuiton f
WIN. SMITH, Principal.
OF Books and Music can be procured oil
he subscriber on reasonable terms
~ The Liberty Advocate will please copy
" aooNc uIl'il OrS' S51 istfig seI o. MMg
Ni'''''u' e.psed to like so, says he: go
IS that ere into the swill pail,
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~ saw some time since, an article from The
Charleston Courier, stating that my Vincen
nes' Spcech contained all TINT the South had O
right 10 expcc. On the abolition question. IN
Subsequent article, however, the editor says
that had concealed my sentiments on the sub
iect. after had been brought out Tor tlie Presi.
dency. In this The editor greatly crrs. The
speech was delivered at Vincennes, in June
1885. Al that time my name was upon every
anti-admipisiral paper in Indiana. as the op
position candidate, and upon most Of those in
Ohio, and had been nominated, in very con
siderable number Of public meetings, many
months before. My first nomination ut Elar.
rlsburg Pa, took place in the fall of 1884, !
enclose youan Albany paper Of Feb 7, 1885, 10
show how extensively was ihen regarded as
candidate for the Presidency
Charleston Courier.
Let us now notice the other charge under
consideration We do so, 10 bring il as near
as possible in connection with the abolition
charge just noticed. hi The charge that Gen.
Harrison voted for selling hite men for debt.
That this is false we have the authority5of The
declaration Of The leading Van Buren paper in
New York, and that of ono Of his respectable
papers in Alabama. Their opinions are here
annexed -
"Pclore we lay down our pen we think pro
per to remark, that the piece which appeared
last weeks Republican, with respect TO Gen
llarrson's votingt TO sell white men, was inser-l
ted without our knowledge and during our alb
sense. Having seen a letter ofths gentleman,
declaring that the section alluded 10 was a ,iart
,T ,b,n TX.
had kept The mater under advlsenen', and re-
solved roi to insert il Till further information.
Although we regard the votcas Objectionable,
and are somewhat at ossto reconcile Gov
Lyde's remarks atlhe Time which The explains
lion ohcrcd-we regret that the piece should
have appeared in the Republican,; which noi
not even the daily violence, rbadry and
slango our opponents, shall tempt us knowing
ly TO convert into an Instrument Of misrcpre-
seniation.n
lGreensbrrough (AlG.) Republican.
"a letter Of Gen Iarrison's has been lately
published, from which it appears, that in our
remarks on the subject, of his attempt 10 intro
duce Whine slavery intoihe State OF Ohio. The
letter is dated Dec. 2d, 1921, and appears toE
have Lcen drawn forth by anewspaper attack
upon his course thp Lcgislarurein rca ion TO
the same law. We are giad 10 see, that accor.
diEgto Harrisoa's eapiaaationef lie mater, nes- +
tier he nor The gcmlcmaa ph0 roied mith Mimi {
mere IN taror Of selling human beings for ciuId
deJts,"-N. Y. Fec. Post.
In this manner it is our intention to proceed
in >indicuIing Gen. Harrison. Out of the f,
mouths Of his enemies will we put 10 fghl
all the base charges against him, as we have,
we tiaitcr ourselves, done in this Instance
We have abundance Of malerials,-they shall
not be "VHg Iirs"-thoy shall be locoloco oil
the purest cast.
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lNNHE great celebrity ofihisunrivallcd com
I position especially in The Nortler,
States- leaves the proprietor but liitlen need /,
say any thing in lis favor; for il has been gen
lcraly conceded TO it, that il is beyond all com
Eparson the best remedy Tor catcrnalcompIoint,
lila; has ever been discovered Indeed tho
speed and certainty Of It's operations have the
appearance ofmlraclcs as ulcers, ,coands cor,ls
terer sores, chilbluins, achitc Sueliings, biles
piles, spider and snake bites, &C. immediately
lyieid to its apparently super-human influence
l'Thus Improperly appedit will remove an in
IveicIatc corn, or break and heal bile in five
days, willaIIayan perlectlycure an ulcer in
Two weeks; and the most desperate cases Of
white sweIlings that can be imagined, have
| been destroyed by il in less Than Two months
Ii the bites Of poisonous reptiles its efficacy Is
liiuly surprising: and even nthe bite Ola rdbid
dog, loril applied in time, itspowers ofattrac-
lion are so wonderful that they will 5Aonce ar
res: the poison and thus prevent it from perva.
ding the system. Ills likewise greatly superi.
'or 10 any medicine heretofore discovered for
the ehqted backan limbs of horses--ior letters,
ringborms, chapped Hps-and in short for every
external bodily erii that may allto the 1ot Of man
or beast.
The proprietor has received at least thou
sand certificates and other documents, in favor
of his "Specifc Ointment" upwards Of hun.
dred Of which were written by respectable mem
hers d the Medical Faculty; and in selecting
from this pile the following samples, he was
governed more by their brevity, than their con
tents. as they all breathe the same spirit of Gu
Iogy and satisfaction.
Prepared and far saieatl29 LiJertya ~ Y
Albany, July 8. 1910.
To DR., IIarrison-Sir, use yourSpecific
Ointment in my practice and cordially recon-
mend it as most efficient remedy for Tumors.
Ulcers, White Swellings, scroluIa, Rheumatic
Pains, Chapped Faces, Lips and Hands; and
Tor general external complaints. write this
II the request Of your agent here, who fur
fishes me with the article, and am pleased
o have II IN my rover TO award honor to
merit.
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NO'I'ICE.

4 n consideration ofthe present state of the
n imes.ihe subscriber has been induced 10
change his terms for board and instruction
which are now reduced to the lowest possible
rates, and will be found in the following advcr.
tiScmput -
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pOhDoN " koWEAhlNTEN. w tx
EDY virtue OF The above stated writs Of Il.
hid. Ja's. 10 me directed, from The Honorable
1.-THE Circuit Court of the United States, for The
Southern District ofNMississippi, ! will sell al
public auction, for cash, on the 4lh Monday
in May, 1910, the 25th day Of the month, with
Einihe hours prescribed by law, before the door
|ofthel Court House, ofAmite County, in The
Town Of Liberty, all the right, title and III.
ierest of IHomds J. GordDn, deceased, IN and
to the following described property, 10 wiz
AsI.ot or ccrlain3 Tlact Of Land adjoining the
Eastern Grdle &c the Town Of Liberty, sup
posed 70 contain 5 Acres, more Or less Also
The folIowing slaves, Wiz: March, Sarah, Pc
ter, llariah, Canddce, and Sally.
sffhc above described property was levied on
as the property Of the Estate Of the Defendant,
Thomas Gordon deceased, and win be sold
tolsalisiy debt and costs. III lie above stated
cases. GN
WIN. M. GlVlN, Nm shall
by G. sG. GlLMER, II
Deputy Marshal.
Nf:.-f a tt:i a. to,,e, 1-tl.f3 1
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NOTICE.

II ETIERS Of Administration on the Es-
III 4 tate Of .Joscpa Turner, deceased, hav,
ing been granted to the undersigned, at the
January term, 1910, Of the Probate Court Of
Pike County all persons indebted 10 said De-
ceased, are required 10 make immediate pay
ment; and all persons having claims against
the same are requestedtop present them duly au-
ihenlicated within the time prescribed by law,
or they viii be forever barred.
JOHN CARRUTH,
BALLS TURNER,
administrators.
llomcsyilc, March "a, 1870 l6w6
GROCERIES AND PROVlSIOS.
% = Bills. (sup.) Flour,
~ 100 Kegs Leaf Lard,
100 bbls. Irish Potatoes,
so Sacks Salt,
Tierces Rice,
% Goshen Cheeses,
40 Boxes Sperm Candles,
100 Boxes No. 1. Soap,
10000 lbs Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
5,000sdo. Canvassed Hams,
40 bbls. Brown Sugar,
30 bbls. Molasses,
~ bbls. Loaf Sugar,
100 Caddys Teas, various kinds,
90 Sacks Coffee,
% bbS. Buckwhcat Flour,
35 NJ. Havana Segars,
90 bbls. Prime Pork,
10 boxes Tobacco, various brands,
brandy, Whiskey, and Wines,
Shot, Powder, and Lead,
Starch, salcratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves
Nutmegs, and allother articles in the above
line.
A. NEAFUS.
Jackson, La, January lst. 1910. 2
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IdpaErx, Miss, April 22, 1910.
NOyII(EEl.M

ETTERS Of Administration. on the rs.
tate Of James Brddhagi, deceased, hay-
ing been granted 70 the undersigned, at The
April Term, 1870, o the Probate Court 81
Amile County u persons Indebted 70 said
Deceased, IRE reqnredto make immediate pay,
ment, and those having claims aViinst tlse
same, are requested 70 present them duly AN
thcnticaicd within he lime prescribed by law
Or they viii be forever barred
MARY RBRADIiAM,
NATHANl Ell BOLTON,
4Admihisirotors
April 80, 1870 l8w6
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RUFUS Il. BEACH, M. D.
New York. .InlY 9Th. 1897.

A'SN ! VI a'ul1 Oitls 1901.
DR.. farrlson-Denr Sir, In'answerto yours
Iol The 9Th ult,, would state thai your "Spocfc
Ointment" is avery superior article, and deci
dedly takes the lead Of anything in its line.
which has come within the range of my expe.
rlence; IT'S operations ON fresh wounds, sprains.
ulcers, letters, chlblains, tuners, white swell.
lings, &c, is singularly effective and rapid.
and think from lis powerfully attractive ma
tnre, that i applied in in time, it might arrest
the fearful progress Of Hydrophobia, or snake
poison; but in the two las, would be under,
stood only 10 speak from supposition, founded
upon It's peculiar properties, as have had no
opportunity Of testing It's virtues IN those
matters. Use the above as Won think proper,
and believe me TO be yours will esteem
JAMES NELSON, M. d.
Cincinnati, August 8, 1887.
Dr. Harrson-Iear Sir, have nolhesitation
in stating. in reply TO your note, that your
"Specifc Ointment is fully equal 10 the major
jy oflhe ends FOR which you recommend Il.
Equality my certificate by the word majoriyI
as il is my maxim 10 give no opinioni in medi-
cal matters where have had no experience.
In sprans, bruises, inlamarons, eruplions.
whllows, piles, &c. ii is my universal recipe.
have also used il on The leg of boy which
bad been bitten by an adder, and the cxtruc
ton ofihe poison, and Ultimate cure was sol
RAPID, that my patient was as well as ever in al
wcek.nnd has remained 50 10 this day. Yours
HENRY JACOBS. NJ d. i
Extract Of a letter from DR.. J. w. Sanders,
Of Louisville Ky.
October 8, 1910.
~ am prepared 10 say that for Rheumatic
Pains, and The Sore Breastsof females, Harris
'on's Sfec.fcsO Ointment has no superior, ifin-
Iced y has any equal, in The whole catalogue
y external medicines, as knownand prescribed
n this country."t
Y This extraordinary and valuable Ointment
: for salein Liberty,at the Store ofNorwoodl
Bramblet's Price SO cents per Box Sold
or Cash only.
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NOT,ICE.

.ETTERS of Administrator having been
~ granted to the undersigned on the Es-
tate Of John b. Sice0rmgen, deceased, at the
April Term, 1910, of the Honorable the Pro-
bate Court of Annie County-all persons in
debled TO sail Estate are required to make inn
mediate paymenl.-and all those having claims
ngaint the same are requested TO present them.
July authenticated within The time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
CLORINDA SWEARINGEN,
V. F.. SWEARlNGEN,
ADMINISTRATORS
April 80, 1910. l8w6 /.
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n w Advertisem men is.
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted tothe undersigned
IN are requested to make payment, or sat-
isIactory settlement, on'or before the first day
Of June nexi. or they wi!lfind their accounts
in the hands ola proper oiiicerior collection.
A.. w. FORSYTHE
May IA, 1910. 20
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NOTICE.

WHOSE citizens who have payrd taxes
Il lhiSyearin Louisiana money or the g.
quIvalenl Of specie, are requested olcave their
names WIN The respective amounts by them
paid, at the office Of The Liberty Advocate
by doing 50, they will obIige the subscribers.
ROBERT STEWART, Jr.
SIMEON AVERY.
May Ia, 1910, golf.
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NJ SADDLERY BUSINESS.


M 4 ME Subscriber respectfully informs the
In citizens cf Piksand theadjoining Coun-
lies, that hc has opened a Shop on Main Street,
fronting the Public Square, ii the house for
merry occupied asa Grocery, where he will
carry on tho abovc'business in all its various
branches.
JEPTHA JILL OFT.
\ HolInesville, Pike County, Jon. 10, 1910
Ans