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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-12
DLSSOLUTlON

NIlE partnership heretofore existing
III between the undersigned in tho
practice of law, was dlss lived on the first
INST. II. c. STREET,
HAM. MCKNIGHT.
January o, lL42.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-12
State of Mississippi
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE COUNTY.
To all persons interested in the Sldres be-
longing TO the estate Of ClarrtSSd Cas-
ton, decedsed-GREET1NG.
XZOU are hereby cited 10 be and ap.
Y pear before the Probate Court Of
said county, on the fourth Monday Of Fe-
bruary next, and shew cause, if any you
can, why the same should not be sold -
and further to do and suffer such other
things as shall be considered Of you, and
ordered by the said court in the premises
.SASsSs Witness John Walker, Esq,
lSNNs Judge Of the Probate Of said
2zNgES county, at the Court house
T5TsE thereof the 4th Monday IN
December 1871. S. r. DAVIS, elk
Issued Jan'ry 9th l042. ]
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-03-12
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of LIBERTY, Miss.
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
THE AMERICAN LABORER,
COMPLETE IN ONE VOLUME)
MONTH"; " PERIODICAL devoted


A MONTHLY PERIODICAL devoted
IA cusively the advocacy and illustration OF FRO
LECTION TO HOME INDUSTRY.
THE AMeRcAN LABoRERis designed 10 present. IN COM
pact cheap readable FORM and in familiar and practical
manner the most direct and convincing facts and agu-
mens support and enforcement OF the pocy OF folec
ing the Industry of People as measure not mere
v nj pecal wisdom but of indispensable necessity TO
this end will emhody the abest Speeches. Reports
statistics aud ether sustaining The Cause OF Pro-
lection wilk brefer extracts from those OF less eogercy OF
rrea,er length, and variety OF Editorials e1hs'tns the
state and progress o! the cause.
Anooo The contents of the numbers already published
will he found the PROCEEDINGS HEroaTs OF THE HOME
INpusrRy CONVENTION held in New-York, April D, o. d
g. 1872 Including Reports On AGRICULTURE by Hon. af-
mar Denny of Pa on IRON by D. o. Kellogg OF troy on
MANUFACTURES OF IRON, by Philip Ripley OF Conn. on
Wool AND wooLENs, by Hon. HENRY SHs" Oh Mas- on
Coat by j. c. Fisher of Va. and Cotions, FISHERIES.
Pins Buttons Combs Brushes, and all other branches OF
Domestic Industry with the statistics OF each ana tha rea
sons for Protecting them against depressing foreign
ry Also Reports on the CURRENCY by " bacon o' IL
lection Geseraly by c. c. Haven't on the Freah'oe W
Thrift by Joseph Blunt and the Princpeot frotecuo
nv H Greeley the whole forming full chain OF argument
and fact in ayer OF Protection covering about 100 pages
The numbers Of The Laborer already published have also
contained the Speeches of Bon WILLIAM SLADE OF VI
eml,ooyng the arguments OF Presidents WASHINGTON
JEFFERSON MADISON, MONROE. J. @ ADAMS and ANDREW
Jackson in favor OF Protection. Also the speech oi Hon.
,ssz w HUNTINGTON of CT 10 general advocacy OF Pro-
lection Also, the Official testimonials OF Governors GEORGE
CLINTON D. ID. ToMpKIss, De WtrT CLINTON, l. c.
y.res e r THRoop, wILLIAA l. MARCY In favor OF Pro
lection Also, History OF PRoTEcrloS AND NoN-PRo-
rrcroN written for The Laborer BY an exsecretay OF
The Navy. &c. Gc Also, the Speeches of Hon A H. H.
STuAsT of Virginia and Hon. c. HUDSON, et Massachu-
sets on the subject Of American Protection and the Iara
vpr A,rR,cAS LABosER published the ls OF every
,on,h ON , mammoth sheet Of So double-coumn pages
.o-,,.d To subscribers at the low price of SevTs
cst. far The volume three copies for =, nine copies Tor
* or twenty copies for $40 1t viii be completed IN SIN
ole volume The back numbers promptly suppeo' otueis
enclosing eash VII. DC p'o'G GREELEY i McELRATH.
Neq- York. 4lusust, 1872
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New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
THE
New York Weekly Tribune,
By IL GREELEY AND T. McELRATH.
MS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY

BY IL. GREELEY AND l. MCELEhIh
rs PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
u MORNING in New-York City, but mailed 10 distant
subscribers the Thursday preceding and contains all the
News received in NewYor to andincludng that morn
ing 1t is Family and Business Newspaper, printed on
very large sheet Of good paper in Quaro form eght pages
per number and embodes greater amount and variety
Political and General Intelligence than any other Weekly
Journal among its contents will be found
ORIGINAL AND SELECT LITERATURE Consisting
mainly of the best Tales Poems, Narratives and Reviews
selected from the current American and Foreign Reviews
Magazines and New Publications Original articles of the
same class will sparingly be given with bref EGto-
rial Notices Of all New Books Of general interest;
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE Proceedings of Con-
gress reported daily for The Tribune by our Re.
porter who is constantly in attendance the Session
DoDgs of the New York and ether State Legislatures
Political Movements, Conventions Demonstrations, &c.
with early and full Of all transprng Elections
throughout The Union. In this department, The Tribune
zviH not be ercelled;
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE: Foreign and Domestic
full and varied;
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE Daily and Weekly
Reports Of the Markets. based actual sales Of Goods
Produce, Stocks &c. With accounts OF the state OF Bus-
ness and of all pertaining TO Banking and Cur.
rency. full Bank Note Table and Price Current will
be given on alternate weeks.
The Editorial conduct of tks paper rests with HORACE
GREELEY ably assisted in the Departments OF Literary,
Commercial and Miscellaneous Intelligence In its Political
course The Tribune is ardeny, inexibly WHG and ad-
vocates with its energies The PRoTEsTIoN OF HOME
INDUSTRY the restoration of SOUND UNIFORM CUR
RENcY the rigorous prosecution of IsTERSAL IMPROVE
MENT and the election of HENRY CLAY President
of the United States Being only for cash in advance,
the Publishers enabled afford it, Notwithstanding its
great size and the Of its publication at the low price
of Two Dollars year, Six Copies for Ten Dollars, or
Ten Copies for Fifteen Dollars VOL II. commences with
over 5000 subscribers tho l7A of September. SubScrp
tons are respectfully solicited bv
GREELEY l. McELRATH, Publishers
N,rp. York dueust 1912
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
THE
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE
iCircuIntion IO,OOO.l
YE1HE EXPERIMENT ofissuing chear

~ =
d cash paper elevated in character and dignied in tone,
devoted the principles of the Government and
tanning the great Producing Interests of the Country was
commenced the 10Th of April 1S4l. Although less than
year and half has since elapsed tine Daily circulation
of THE NEwYoRK TRIBUNE is now nearly or quite 10000
copies reaching every quarter OF the Union while its SUBJ
scrpton list numbers many Of the abest and most
distinguished men in the Country, including Governors
Senator'S Members of Congress- &c. &c These facts
stated only dspe the presumption that Daily
paper afforded at so low price -Four Dotars per an
mum must necessarily for the tastes and minister 10 the
prejudices of the ignorant and the trifiag.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE is conducted by HORACE GREELEY,
formerly Editor The Nee Yorker, The 6ersonia",
and The Log Cab,) ably assisted in the several depart
ments of COMMERCIAL City, Literary and General lnlelll
cence Although the sheet which printed of mo-
derae size yet the of fresh reading matter given
daily averagng twelve close column can hardly be ex-
ceeded by that of any Daily paper America BY the aid
OF stated correspondents Washington and the most nl
portaat points throughout the Unon well as private ad-
from friends possessing superior facilities er lmparng
inform ,on the Editor hopes to render his paper the chan
mel of the earliest and authentic OF all import
ant Political Movements in progress or In contemplation
Federal and State Legislation, with n and accurate re.
turns of all ,ransprng Elections The earliest accounts of
Crops Business Prices with the events OF the day. will
also be thus gven while the Commercial Department of
The Tribune is the special charge of Assistant OF ability
and experience who will give fresh and accurate reports ct
all oings in Produce Goods Stocks Exchange, &c &c not
ony in this City, but important points throughout the Un-
ion.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE is published every morning (Sun-
days exceped fair royal sheet neatly printed on clear
and good type and afforded to sucroers al he e2ceeu'
inoly low price of Four Dollars per annum in advance
NJ Office from Sept lst near the City and Tammany
Halls Address. GREELEY & McELRATH, Publishers.
Mn. n,k AUGUST. 1912.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
A MEXICAN MUSEUM. and GAR

IA DENS, Bresdyay opposite ST. Paurs Church
WoNDER OF CREATION, decreased excitement.
In quence Of the immense croWSsof Ladies and Gen
teen which have visited the Museum during The last week
and being that thousands OF persons have been UNA
bic ~ The MENAED who desirous OF dong So me
Manager has immense expense made arrangements
with Tire proprietor exhibit the Museum, for one week
more, the greatest curiosity in The world the
RE4L MERMAID I
No extra charge Tor admission to the Museum.
In order accommodate the immense number OF visitors
which daily attend here there u, this week be splendid
DAY PERFORMANCE EVERY AFTERNOON, commencing al or
ociock-,he performances in The day being precisely The
same az those in the evening.
Mr.. HARRINGTON, the celebrated Magician and Ven
rroIuist from Boston, engaged. Also the NTSTERl
OUS Gypsy GIRL who can be consulted privately during
the day. siiss TAYLOR the popular v0ceiis; from the
Park Tbeatre-LA PETITE CELESTE ALBlN0 La
DY, BALLOON ASCENSlONS, Fancy Glass Blowing.
and 5oN ooJ CuriosieS-
Adnittanee to The whole Museum Garden and Entertain
mems u cents. Children half price aus9
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
DROWN'S BOWLING SALOON

hS Masonic Hall. Broadway-ln introducing this estab.
Shnent Roce of gentlemen, the proprietor would
call attention 10 possessing advantages superior to
thing yet produced in the world; and where car be
,und recreation unaSoca,ed ~th vuigaritv ohrcona-
5e society II has been the The proprietor i'll ada
ing This superb hall The purposes OF athletic exercise 10
banish by strict prolory regulations all devstnns from
gsod prprey TO insure this he has been careful IN his
selection Of assistants and particularly those charged wit
its general supervision.
To strongeis visiting the city, ard also citizens desrcus
of amusement and invigora,ing during their alb
sence from business this Hall has attraction, OF high order
iaviiing by the delightful ccone consequent upon It's size
and perfect ventilation and the ORDER and decorun prevail
ing from strict discipline among its attendants
n. BIN this Saeou will be found six alleys, thereby
preventing the usual detention much objection y9 Si
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

BY Special App9htlHell-
TOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer
- TO THE QUEEN.-CAUTIoN-Th hi; charac-
ter of these Peas has induced the attempt an tha part Of
several srepHabe makers practice fraud not only Upon
Mr. Gils,t bu: also upon the public An aerio article,
bearing the mispei'd name, thus, elliot on,tlng the ha
is in the market It can readily be detected by rs
unfinished appearance, and the very snon style in which
il is put up.
Observe the genuine Pens all marked In full
Joseph GiI.ors Patent" Joseph Cett, warranted
and that each gross bears smile of bis Signature.
The above nay be had, wholesale, of HENRY JESSOP
jyI5 ly 81 John-streel corner nt Sold
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
diseases OF THE EYER. K.

DIossY. opL,halmic Surgeon, No. 2o7 Broadway,
enif ance in Fulionee opposite St Paufs Chnreh, a.
terd to DISEASES Oh the Eye aRd all the heceay Tpa
completed bis studes OF Sc years With Or. to' oGu
l and been subsequently eagageS as his asssldS; IA n.
Disssy is ense 10 undertake ,ne treatment OF all diseases
asetin te ora:,s OF visoa Terms moderate and gIadu-
ated to he nature and extent oftks disease.
Permission gyer refer 10 h late a sso
20 sou OF the Eosi eminent Professors Of the Medical Fac
uty IN New-York. ,,1o,r,s
81 B-The l-ooe treated gratuitously. aus lni
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
Cro,on Waller ,u,1r
nIpES inserted hx CHALMuS q VIII

OIPES inserted By OH ,.,.,..' - - .i,h
LAHs Of S9'@Ss aaana ana he groaad hereby
saving in time and without
and s.sTs 10 , ner ss
their snps Would invite the citizens to call and examine
their fixrures before paying for The water 81 lw
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
TTAYDEN'S Premium Pens

IL y DEN = premium TcHS.-A GnHci
q Medal awarded J. Hayden for his ' very snpe-
rior Pens, by the American Institute at its last Fair The
Government have given them the Preference and e best
and many of the public institutions will use no
other Pens They have Justly obtained the highest reput
ton and are surpassed fequaled by any the country
The trade snpped the Manuactures prices by the
agents j. r HAY DEN, . Fail"llee!.
c., - If
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
CLOTHING.
NEW GOoDS.-Selec,ed from the lat
L est lmportaons al the
NEw-YoRK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

l42 Fuiion-ssrret, near Broadway.
Strangers and others arriving 10 the city, wishing
plenish their wardrobe, invited to call and examine
stock before leaving thsr orders making
daily purchases for cash. and offer great inducements
cash customers Our assortment comprises variety Of
French and English wool black and fancy eoored Cloths
and Cassimers he hes, quality and iaes, styles Fsench
classics 50 desirable for acy pants choice selection ef
French and English Silks for vssins Also gsod
ent OF dap dete and fancy French ainys for
wear The subscribers pledge themselves thai every article
manufactured at their establishment shall be equal in style
and workmanship to that OF any house in the trade and Al
great reduction from credit prices
Full suits furnished a s4iours notice. Strict paactualiy
observed in filing orders
''" =" "0s'''s' - ''N - j. C. BOOTH 4 co.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
THE
WHIG ALMANAC.
UNITED STATES REGISTER,
For Es43,

For 1913,
WILL BE PUBLISHED on TUES
wv DAY, SEPTEMBER Goth, and ready for deliv-
cry osder. II will contain
/. AN ALMANAC FOR 1888, fun and complete, with
all the usuai Calculations, &c. &c.
3 THE PRINCIPLES AND MEASURES OF THE
wHIGs: plain and condensed statement OF the points
Of difference between the conending parties in this cous
try embracing an exposition and defence of the views
OF the Whigs,-(original)
s. AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF THE PRO-
TECTiON OF HOME INDUSTRY, showing its Poll
cy Necessity and benefits the Laboring Men of this
Country and how it contributes the Prosperity and
Welfare OF be People;
4. A LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, clear and glowing, writ
ten expressly for this work;
5. OFFICIAL RETURNS OF ALL IMPORTANT
ELECTIONS, in the several States and Counties OF The
Unon from downward including especially the vote
of every State and County in the Presidential contest OF
1910;
6. ANECDOTES, M1scELLANIEs, 1c.-a great vsEie-
ty;
I. TIMES OF HOLDING ELECTIONS in all the States;
the number of Members OF Congress and Electors OF
President TO which each is entitled, &c. kc.
THE WHIG ALMANAC will contain about Ga large
and closely printed pages fine white paper neatly print
ed and stitched prsted II viii be afforded for
cash nle1ibly l2 per single cepy 81 per dozen,
81 80 per hundred, S65 per thousand Orders enclosing
cash are respectfully solicited by
GREELEY L McELRATH, Publishers.
Tribune Office, Aug. 10, 1872
II Three copies will be sent 20 any Editor who will
publish the above advertisement and send Us marked
copy OF the paper.
T young Lady engaged in teaching Music
wishes situation private family where instruction upon
the Piano Forte and in Singing would be considered u
cient remuneration for her board line addressed TO r. j.
Tribune office, will with immediate attention 81 1wis-
IL Doctor Lardnef's Lectures.-The secon
edition of Doc,er Lardnes Coarse OF Lectures delivered
Nibos just published Tor sale al this Office Pricet
70 cents The subjects embraced in the Lectures are
Eiectricity-The -Galvanis,-1he Fixed Stars-Mag
netic Needle-Laltude and Longitude-Bieaching, an
nins-Popular Faacies-Light-Falln Stars-Temporary
sars-is,orcal Sketch of Astronomy DewScence aid
ed by Ar-Scienhc Of the
Reana-v -voltaic Baery-Steam Engines OF Great Britain
and Amenca-
" MIR. Clay's Speech at the Festival at Lexlns-
ton Ky Mr. Chief Justice RoBERTsoN's ADDRESS as the
President ef the Meeting, and Mr.. CLAY's FAREWELL
SPEECH on his retiring rora the United States Senate Is
published in Pamphlet and for sale at this ofhce
Price 12l cents or 81 per dozen. Postmasters who remit
81 90 will receive IS copies. Clay Clubs supplied at 30
per hundred.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
LIMITED STATES Tea Emporium,

LIMITED STATES Tea Emporium,
12I late 100 Chatham street. New-York, wholesale
and rsta-The Canton Tea Company continue TO offer Tor
sale new and fragrant Teas Of every variety and style,
Their specially inelndes the most delicious and
powerful grades Green and Black Every package bears
the stamp of ,eatnes, elegance. ant the Teas therein
so thoroughly secured from light and air that their Gua
system Of PROSECUTING husnes perhaps scarcely be
celed 1t is founded upon the uhest regard TO the rights
of the customer, especially with respect 10 weight and
upon 10 return any articles which fail TO give them the full
est satisfaction when the money will be cheerfuy ana
men heads of families, and shipma will find il dec-
ded advanageo supply themselves from this establishment
Coffee roasted every day. .
Orders from all parts Of the United States executed with
prompii,ude and despatch.
~ The only warehouse in America the sale OF Iiou
ona;s ceebratcd Black Tea argz6 In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

NEW YORK Dying and Printing Esta,
IN BLlSHMENT, STATEN ISLAND, oficeior the
New York~Dye and tniss in superior manner, Broad
cloths Cassmeres Silks. Satns, Silk Velvet and Plush
Ribbons, Canton and Italian Grape Silk and Cotton
reen, Damask and Satin Curtains, Linens and Cottons
Cleanse and Reinisi Merin0, Thbet and Cashmere
Shawls Piano and Table Covers Carpets of all kiads,
Drugges Floor Cloths and Hearth Rugs, Chntz Curtain
&c. &c.
m29 MW&F6m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
NguLlNERY GOODS very low for


A T HIS OLD TRICKS.-The ladies'
"A are cautioned that No 2ss Grand.sreet corner OF
Allen tFeryusons place that has long been notorious
among the female part the public, where they have oeen
invariably treated in such very frequently mas
caused the husband brother retun and demand Ie
same stye of shoes the prices being tny con-
ynced that no store in Grandstreet could furnish more
ecgan, Cater Boot for l2 hllngs, Cater Busklns or
or Child of which they have infinite variety at such
unheard of low prices. ;,
80 - " ~ aust lmt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
PAVILION FOUNTAIN

- The subscribers almost daily receiving supplies
OF this celebrated mineral water which they are selling for
the present very reduced prices tor shipping or family
use and will deliver any part the city tree of expense
GASSNER & YOUNG, 1872 Chaihanrs.
who have also hand superior meat OF Fresh Teas
Refined and Brown Sugars, Coees, Sauces. Fras Segns
XineS OIL Capdls &c The loMes market prices 5a Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03
TVEXAs.-JONAS BUTLER, Attor-

"a VNEXAS.-JONAS BUTLER, Attor-
u ney and Counsellor at Law, Gaveston Texas.
Refers to Daniel Lord, Jr., ESQ.,; John Anhon, Esq
J. Prescott Hall, Esq. Grihen Havens, E.gs Messrs
Pests l. Main r. c. Wetmore Co.; J. '. Greenfield
Co. Walsh & Mallory; w. NJ. johnson Sons
Mr. Butler will attend to Collections, Agencies, Land Ii
ties &c Communications may be left at No 20 John.stree
No. 8 Gol,lsreet, New York, Letters directed 70
Texas must be postage paid the Lines they will not
be forwarded By The Pos,mastes in Lou.na. auSoeod2n
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

TRichnrd Adams I.ocixe's Celebrated Lecture
on MAGNETISM and ASTRONOMY as reported for The Trb
published in neat pamphlet and Tor sale at THIS Oh
fee. Price 81 cents. or 50 cents per dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

NM ANTED-A Partner with $1,000
capital eagage in business which will probably
more than double the capital invested Year for years
to come Address G. the Tribune office, with name and
,esidence 81 1w"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

nEW in Ascension Church for SALE
Il Pew No. 10 on the ground aoor, in the body OF the
Church. Apply at No. 7s Souih-s,rcet Iei9
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

gOHN McCABE & CO.'S Intelligence
~ Office, SO Nassau-st REFEaENcEs-Hon: NJ. d. "rln.
nj. H Rrevort, ESQ. w. Irving. Prot. RcnwicR a. II
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

NAT TANTED TO PURCHASE-A coed
wv second hand Cooking Stove, or to exchange a
Kitchen Range Picrces patent Any person having Stove
n, th;e Office 50 2t*
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

rABINET FURNITURE.-Pu
" will find i, to their interest to call at No 90 Catherine
street, where may be sund on the second floor an exte
sye assortment splendid Cabinet Furniture of the newest
and most approved patterns and which will he sold at
prices below what furniture Of the same Gdally can be
bougbt for al auction The advantage here offered in buy
ng Of the regular manuiactoy at auction prices must he
evident Ifte long experience in the business are
The sbscrib feels confident aysg that any who may
ca at No 20 Ca,erine-street and make their seecon
shall have full ard ample satisfaction both - price and
nnaIi,v in the aroics purchased. S TANNING ie23 SIN
New-York daily tribune., 1842-09-03

U PARTICULAR NoTlcE.-Those persons having
fture OF a.y description to dispose Of or who are srsas
ing w nd Iay @ sas atress s @ or csne
upou the subscriber Gaods TO any amount purchased
g. COTTON & CO.. 1872 thatfarr-st.
Private Salea frsrae Piano Fertes thai viii be sold
~ar,. @ ,a'e > " ie2l II