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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-08-20
DR.. HULL'S
Medicated Worm Lozenges

DRONED in more than 1900 cases to be in
Il ialllble, the only certain Worm. DESTROYING
Medicine in use, and are the greatest discovery
ever made for dispollmg the various kinds of
worms that so frequently and distressingly annoy
both children and adults. Many diseases arise
from worms, and occasion long and intense suf-
iering, and even death, without their ever being
suspected; grown persons are very often afflicted
with them, and are doctored for various com
plants, without any benefit; while one dose of
these Lo2enges would speedily cure them
They arc an iniallible remedy, and so pleasant
to the taste that children will take them as read.
NY as common peppermint Lozenge.
Read the following letters:
New York, September 10, 1871.
Dear Doctor-Accordlng to your request, we
have used your Lozenges in several cases of
worms, and found them uniformly successful
We have no difficulty in getting children to take
them, as they are perfectly pleasant. We shall
use them Whenever occasion offers, believing
them to be the best vcrmifuge medicine in use
We have also used y2ur Cough Lozenges very
extensively, and find them fully to answer the
purposes you recommend them for. We are
yours respectfully.
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NEW STORE

"NHE undersigned have located them.
selves in Woodvile, for the pur.
pose of transacting a COMMERCIAL
BUSINESS on their own account, and to
facilitate the operations of Messrs. JEN-
KINS g. BONNER, OF New Orleans, for
whom we propose TO act as Agents.
Our terms will be exclusively Cash,
unless to those who will make shipments
to our friends below, 10 whom all rea
sonable facilities will be granted.
We shall be prepared to purchase Cot
ton at the highest price the market will
Justify, or make liberal cash advances
thereon when received.
We respectfully solicit share of pub
lie patronage, and offer for sale, on the
most reasonable terms,
200 Bills. Mess & Prime PORK, City
Inspection,)
400 pieces BAGGING d ROPE,
100 bbls. Sup. FLOUR,
90 Casks Bacon,
GROCERIES,,
Assorted Iron, Castings, Hardware,
Queensware,
SUMMER CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,-HATS, BOOTS, SHOES &
BROGANS,-SADDLERY, &c, &c. &c.
PARKER SMITH g. co.
April 10, 1912. 90
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School Books.
January 7, 1871.

IN/N ESSRS. DON-NEL-LA 81 RUDD
IH have just received fine selection
i School Books, which they will dispose
t on very reasonable terms. Among
he catalogue Of Books will be found
Grimshaw's United States,
Key TO do.
- Questions to do.
Wcbster's Elementary Spoilers,
Firesde Books,
Comic Almanacs,
Cord. Toys,
Cobb's Primers,
Goodrich's New Primer,
National Primer,
Smilcy's Arithmetic,
Smiths Z"
Smiths Geography and Atlas,
Pixies Arithmetic,
Vicar of Wakefield,
Walkers Dictionary,
Webster's {"
Eclectic Readers,
Ames' fine ruled Cap Paper,
Blank Books, assorted,
Playing Cards, &c.
July Q, l849.
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ESTRAYS.
August 6,1842.


TAKEN up by Thomas Hardness, a
IL Sorrel Horse MULE, 8 years old
IA hands high, no marks or brands per-
celvable, and appraised to $50.
Taken up by Richard Williams, Scr,
rel Mare MULE, 8 years old, 10 hands
high, and appraised at 500
Taken up by Henry Cox, bright Scr
rel HORSE. 8 or 9 years old, blaze face,
three white feet, l5s hands high, and APP
praised at $18,
Taken up by A. s. Calsey, a Brown
Bay MULE, about years old, branded
on the left shoulder with the fl CURES 50,
A feet and half high, and appraised to
$45.
Taken up by James D. Roberts, one
COW and HEIFER,-the Cow a brin.
die, with some white, branded 7, l.,
years old,-the Heiler is a pale red i,
same brand, 2 years old, both appraised
to $l5.
T. M. KlNCADE, Ranger
July 30, 1842. 29w3
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ZACHARIAH B. LANE, NJ. D.
w. E. PLEASANT, NJ. d.
GREEN Fl. BARRY. NJ. d.

New York, October, 1871.
Dr. Ifull--Dear Sir: One of my daughters
aged II years, was troubled for about eighteen
months with hacking cough, broken and dis
turbed sleep, &c. She was fast wasting away,
although she ate quite heartily. Several physi-
cans attended her without any benefit. From
reading the directions accompanying your Worm
Lozenges, describing the symptoms Of worms, |
thought she might be thus troubled, and aecor.
dinghy procured box, which to my surprise,
perfectly cured her in one week They are u
most excellent medlcInc, and believe my daugh.
ter owes her life TO them. Yours, &c
EPAPHRODlTUS ELKTON.
DIR. Smith knew u child that was cured of fits
by these Lozenges, after three years suffering,
aud when nothing else would give her the least
relief. He has used them in his practice for the
last two years III several hundred cases, and al
ways with success. A boy on board of one OF
the New Orleans Packets, was cured of fits by
only one dose of them
Mr.. FHlsom of Spring Street, cured three of
his children of worms by only one box
Captain Griffin cured his child years old, by
only three doses She had been given up by the
physicians as ncurable, and was fast wasting
away, beng almost reduced to a skeleton. The
doctors could not tell what allied the child, and
the father, in reading the symptoms of worms,
thought possibly they might be the cause of all
the difficulty, and consequently applied to DR..
Hull, who gave her box of his Worm Lozonges
after the first dose the child ran to her father,
frightened at the large quantity of worms that
came from her She is now as well and hearty
as any child, and no doubt has been saved from
an early grave by only three doses of these Lo,
2cnges.
Mr.. w. Hopewell East Broadway, gave them
to his child, and they brought away the worms
by hundreds.
Parents should always keep these Lozenges
IN the house, for they are the best medicine that
can be administered to children afflicted with
worms. Children will take them as readily as
the most delicious sugar candy.
These Lozengcs are put up neatly in boxes
price % cents u box. For sale at Liberty, Miss
by Messrs. Donnella & Rudd. q
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A LII persons indebted to the under.
IA signed, are requested to come
forward and settle their accounts, as fur
'her Indulgence is out Of my power; my
accounts are left in the hands of d. Jew
eli, who will receipt d. the same. All
who fail to make satisfactory settlements
by the first Of February, will find their
accounts in an officers hands Tor collec-,
ton. J. Y, WREN
Jan: 90 l842. 3tr
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DIR. SPENCER'S
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS AND
Anti-Dyspeptic Pills.


1T Is WELL known that diseases Of
ten arise from a foul and dsordered
state of the Stomach and Bowels; and if
this condition is properly attended 10 and
relieved, that health will Immediately be
restored; And nothing more efIectUal
can be resorted 10, than one or two good
doses Of purgative medicine And there
is nothing more suitable than Pills of a
proper character. The public have in
these Vegetable Pills the article presen-
ted TO them, which possesses the quail,
ties calculated to render the most impor
tant service in cleansing the almontary
canal: they will operate with sufficient
force, and still with ease and safety; there
is no ingredient iE them, tina. will render
them dangerous as to taking cold, or cause
any particular care in diet necessary
They have been used by the proprietor,
with abundant success in an extensive
medical practice for many years. lie
can therefore recommend them to the
public patronage. 1t is not vainly prcten-
ded that they will cure all diseases, but
they will answer the purposes for which
they are offered, as well as any purgatve
medicine that can be produced; and by
being taken when that description Of
medicine is needed, may save a, person
from threatened disease, at a very small
expense, and without any interruption of
his usual employment.
Twenty Pills in each BoX-prlce 25
cents a Box.
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Notice.

II ETTERS Of Administration having
L. been granted to the undersigned
at the July term, l842, OF the Probate
court Of Amite county, on the Estate of
Elijah Thompson, deceased Notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to
said Estate to make immediate payment,
and all those having claims to present
them duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forev.
er barred.
ELVIRA THOMPSON,
o. w. CAULFElLD,
Administrators.
August 6, 1842. 29w6
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Look Out
For the man that pushed the Bull
off the Bridge.
Solomon is himself again :!

Solomon is himself again !!
MT may not be known TO many Of the
citizens of Amite that "One of the
Royal Family" is still among them; and
for fear such should be the case, he now
makes known TO his felow-citzens, far
and near, that he holds himself in readi-
ness, 10 do any work for them, in the way
Of repairing Gins-and SO forth. From
his actual knowledge of this business, to-
gether with his former experience Gin
Tie Safes" he assures those who may
wish his services that the work shall be
executed in a style never before seen in
this country.
LIE ROY WARNOCK.
April 90, 1912. l7w4
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Notice.
August 6, l842.

.ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the July term, 1912, oil the Probate court
of Amite county, on the Estate Of James
Clark. deceased, Notice is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said Estate to,
make immediate payment, and all those
having claims to present them duly au-
thenticated' within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
GYLLUM A. HUDSON,
Administrator.
August 6,l842. 29w6
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE COUNTY.
To all persons interested in Ike Real Is
tate Of James Denman, deca.-GREEr
ING:
WILL be and appear before the Pro,
bate Court Of Amite county, on the
4lh Monday in August next, and then pc
tlllon the Judge Of said Court for an Or
der TO appoint Commissioners to lay off
and set aside my dover in and to the
rea! estate Of james Denman, deceased.
described as follows, viz: The east half
OF the north east quarter OF section mum.
Der twenty-five, in township number
three, OF range number six, east, contain.
ing eighty acres, the south east quarter
OF the south west quarter OF section mum
Der twenty-five, in township number three
OF range number six, east,--the west half
OF the south west quarter of section num-
Der twenty-five, in township number
three, OF range number six, east,--the
south west quarter of the south east quar-
ter of section number twenty.seven in
township number three, range number
SIX, east,-the north west quarter of
section tweniy-seven, Of township three,
range six, east Of bosis meridian Iine,-
also, the east half of north east quarter
of section twenty eight, in township three
of range six, cast of The basis meridian
line; which dover claim as relict of
said Dcnman.
ELIZABETH DENMAN,
Executor.
July %, 1842. %
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New Establishment.
j. G. BROWN, e. Co.

Provision y Grocery Merchants
Clinton, LA.
n G. BROWN, 81 Co., Have receiy-
- ed at their Store, at the corner o.
poste KilIars Hotel, General and we'll
selected assortment Of Provisions and Gro
ccries, which we will sell at small ad.
vance on cash and respectfully solicit
share Of public patronage. Our stock
consists in part OF
Mess,
Ordinary Mess,
Rump and Prime Pork,
Bacon,
Canvassed Hams,
Sides and Shoulders,
Lard in Barrels,
Do. Half Bills. and Kegs,
Flour, (new crop,)
Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Molasses,
Rio and Green Havana Coffee,
Fine and coarse Salt,
Canals Soap,
Black and Cayanne Pepper,
Mustard,
Alspice,
Nat Megs and Cloves,
Rice,
Nails assorted,
Powder, Shot and Lead,
Gun FIints and Percussion Caps,
Stationery,
Baggng Rope and Irvine.
Allo which will be furnished planters
together with the usual facilities who
ship their cotton to our friends Smith and
Condit in New Orleans.
Clinton, La, Sept l6 l841. ly-38
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Insolvent Notice.
July %, 1912

HNHE undersigned having been ap.
IL pointed Commissioners to examine
and report claims against the Estate OF
Matthew Jones, deceased, reported in.
solyenD at the July term, 1912, of the
Probate court Of Amite county, will meet
at the Court House in Liberty for that
purpose, on the Second Saturday in each
month, for the ensuing six months.
I. W. POUND( Com,,,.s
S, r. DAVIS, ''"' %
August 8, 1842. 29m6
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Final Settlement.

A I the August term, l842, Of the
N Probate Court Of Amire county,
vii present my accounts for final settle,
men, and allowance as Guardian of Ada
line c. Faust, Sarah f. Faust, Oclayiu
B. Faust, P p. Faust, Margaret L. Faust
and Alfred J . Fauste, minor heirs of NJ
S. Faust, deceased, at which time all
those interested can attend if they thnI;
proper.
D. COX, Guardian.
July %, l84l. %
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RECOMMENDATIONS

We do hereby certify that we have
used Dr. Sponcer's Vegetable Ami bilious
Pills, and found them a salo and active
purgative, attended with very beneficial
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DR.. HULL'S


TEE proprietor of these Justly celebrated
n Pills from the experience of the last
three years feels himself fully authorized in
asserting and warranting his pills to be the most
innocent and perfectly efficient remedy ever
offered to the public, and is really what it pur.
ports to be, a certain, speedy and permanent
cure for all cases whatever Of ague and fever or
chills and fever. Such has been its very great
success in all those districts of country where
it has been used, that it has supplanted almost
every other remedy; and by its uniform certain
ty in curing this very disagroeable and some
times distressing disease has gained the entire
confidence Of the public and appreciation of the
medical faculty. Indeed many of the most
prominent and distinguished practitioners, in
various parts of the Southern aud Western coun.
try, have such confidence in its superior clica.
cy, that they give it decided preference over
all other remedies, and uniformly prescribe in
their practice for this disease. The superiority
which is claimed for this medicine over all 9th.
ers, is, that, Independent of its being a speedy
and certain cure, it is the most perfectly inno-
cent remedy known.
Infants, females, and persons of the most del
lcate constitutions, may take it without the
least fear of any unpleasant effect, and will find
their general health and vigor restored by its
n