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VuuphtMt III, -UlfNs jfU 1fUTUFFN bNfnfFl
fayet,e Hail jJ7 Broadway, opposite bios a. pre-
dncsd nearly - per cent q. W. GREEDY,
j. - I'm
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Correspondence OF the Nsw.Yors rr's'oe.
Rncrrnsn Ilinni.. June ., lsi-

RocETosp, Illinois, June 7, 1917
I'm, finance. are in a bad state. The State Bank
+, !. thought must liz uda,e. The circulation oi'he
Bank Of IHinoi. j, small. and the lcoPe ARE sadly
-ramped for fund. Tor ordinary purposes. Em''
grafton pour. through here for Iowa ana " ''o"''
in-afraid to settle her. account OF taxes -'o"
the, are sadly mi,iuformed in this re.Pect' Our
taxes are not a. high BY large sum mere . :"
Wisconsin As have a chance TO know. having pa"
IN both places for several years. Nor are tue! u
nigh by considerable as in Ohio They Will per
nan. be increa .ed with another Legislature but
H,y ,-,H not be Increased to a 6hgktiHg eIt''!'
- emigrants ought 10 know. Our debt Is '1n'!
exaggerated and some permanent Pehc. "''n re-
gard to it will in all probability be adopted by the
aext Legislature, which viii BE- composed ct other
md better men than we have ever before sent
The canvass i ardent alresdy. Dancan IS the
Viii. candidate for Governor man whose sd-
vice. # it had been followed in 1887. would have
saved II, from all oar present difficulties. 'hinN
10 viii be elected TIE sound Of Reputation has
lied away in these parts and trust viii never oe
namcd here except in its legitimate company-'Pen
robbins and ,wndns. The State OF Illinois VII!
not reprdiar- is debt. YOU may d,peni-t 1t did,
I would oui, it as rat would a sinking ship. We
hall have brighter day. her--the signs Of iho
umes betoken it, Both parties are looking out Tor
,llcir best men for the next Legislature, so 'hat
whoever prevail. We shall fare better than We have
done.
The season is backward; ii is to-day cold enonsl
fsr April. The wheat crop Is doing well and VIII
IS appcarance- are give great surplus Tor mar
set. |, is worth now in Chicago from 80 10 ."
.cni, per bu.hc and j.. pouring in IN great qian,
tie. wish II could be- said To IMMIGRANT. so loud
ard distinctly TIN, ,hoy might hsar, nat hcy rced
| not fcar Illinois. Their f0rss r,H not rs more
| pp,cs,ire than IN fie n,tGhboripg States. orr
connfy fdx.s 'r,H rsic bsgin and cop'rnef 10 groN
| l,ss TIE SUITE r'W noi rerniiate rs dsbt nor
| ,pcrea,. IT, A-d. - Northern W,roi', Chicogo
| viH ~ an probajiiiy be constant market t0r
oro1pcc. ! need ssy nothing ct the fertility OF
resources ot &c State for those are well understood
Th. region is fast filling up with sheep, and
| manufacturing is talked of in many places, when
| 4 tariff sufficient to protect it IL adjusted The
he., stock in cattle and swine 10 also rapidly sup
| planting the haser herds which from necessity were
supplied "a in our earlier settlement. Great attcn-
ion i. awakened to the cultivation of fruit, and
| -anv years cannot pass without this being as de-
,irablc an agricultural district az the best affords
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., IL ~ T,rrn.Psrrsns, Italian window sh. .s

raageDeas 10 receive on dr. 9Th dsy OF April, two
inysc-s Transparent window shade. embracing ale
@yeTst ind CT Landscapes Swiss, and Italian Nff.,
r'tie ana plain centres, French scrolls, Views 10 s
Landscapes, karegaes Scrolls painted IN bfll ani ana
pianent OIL coors Families, instead OF ,p~nding ttf1 "
IN purchasing. second basd srcle AZ auction can ~ -
pied with transparent Window shaies al We l0ADs'
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NJ The steamboat Bowling Green r-POrs 4,
- .,,a,,,oo, Corvette hsd struck mag "a,
~. mile, bel ~ Inicl cnl'r-e, mt 'i''ep iot-
,Sy lish,,. \ .mal. Poitonr' her CABIN iarna,a
wa. saved The boat IL total lo''. sae had a
boarl forty hos.hcad- Of Tobacco ior He~-0res
which WI. ins-rod "a, Liberty. lie Corvette ..
not regular trader IN hat nSer.
St L0sis New In
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rrrm,h.r C..ncII: RoM,N % Il

vFather CssueIli RoMtN ~ "
LAND NEW NOVEL !, hy !. s.ani, "" Z
celebrated srthor OF Ie'rs ~ the ofiafa fs"g'
tae> that has appeared 10 i.ondos i1'ssrssDn
Twill te puhii.hss on wednesday morning 10 d
BIZ BROTHER JONATHAN.
PRICE ONE SHILLING!
Office lG2 NsNsu-sreei. Asssn VII y 81" 'snd y
orders and cash inmed.si-y. ~ JtN
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Sewers and Wants mate u Hydraulic =

mortar viii be strong AM durable a. u made 81 lhs
Hydraulic tenrnt, al much sviug of Time aud bat
fourth o. the expense. Hydraulic Lime sos,s bnf Al,
one half and viii make twice much mortar the Il =
I,. ccto.nt fO lSls III
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r The Great Csns.s...ism,

Church constituted and clatgrd 10 convey Ia Ospfl
World by the Rev John Hsu, ID. D., Pre,l.rut 9i -
hunt College, anvor Of 'Msmnlos Great fesfh'r, "
with Essay by VIM. r. Villains ID. d., Pa,,0TOi I'D,
street Church New yofk-Th.s Dsy Published and ofs
BY DAYTON K NEwMAS, cor. Potion and Nssss.o
Also just received Crown 10 Grace from The snn'''
OF Edwards and James.
The Golden C.rscr from tie wrisisg. Of Hsrh ~"
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II aS~neraI G0minIfee Of Dem0c it

Whig Young Men, special meeting Of VI, oou'
,.t,e. WIN be ned The Broadway Iouse on Monday
Evenioc the 2oh Of June. 1872 at oclock BY ordrr
p ALEXANDER W. BRADFORD Chairman
ca.,itsK T.yIoR. Secretaries jeis 2
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prG.od ,:onrd and pIea.ani Rooms can be Oh

AZ No. % Chg II % leI
" Dayton Il Newman respectfully aonsnnr
their friends sud CUSTOMER, tis cr viii be iDunda
fUon.street neBi door % the OF Nassau, tor
days, when their Boskstorc will be removed 10 NE ,fef
fitting up No. 800 Broadway adjoining the frank!ighe
IL H. Il ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

Temperance Bencvolrnt A,Ocalsn ~ll hold thtir 70,
peellng This Monday EyfniDy m COscei Hal, No
Broadway a, . O'Clock Tbs mot popular speakers
singers engaged fof the casioD. Wsstioe mans
friends NJ Temperance gsnefsiy are i0yliedlo au''
The Ladies Society viii meet at o'cloek Z ~ u
sane place. l. GEO. T. LohD, 81
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ALtNK. G. BARRY, 80 BnN"|
New. York l8;h juno. 1872. F@'


prepared " IA his ne~ ,i e ct SKINNER Nat an saa"
2l., Instant The s,as,nahe c1i'r Is preserved 10 s1H
with Tie nestr.,. which h,, given Tie black Co''Htrs
vrea, ayor. Not beng colore'. the Drab Co afn
made extremely h-ht wUinrt mn.nng IT, P"p'i ~
bhuv. Price -. NFFN' tN - h''i,,,N ~,
m, "A n CD one ,ioor hs.sw Mwny-s
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proprietor OF the old Use OF kss6sg omasls,,.
.e.. situated on Pearl ST. va. consumed, With A.,
horse. o'clock. The stable was insured in a /,
civ for half il. value, ard the horse. ~sr in.s,
in Roxbary for s75 each. II = supposed TO Ban
hem fred by m incsnliaN. Boston asr. Jo.,
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~. democratic wig General Com

u In 0em0cf0uc VIE
Rs,oired unanimously, That be reco's ,1. ' ro
~ NJ frienly The election Of HENRY 'Lhf ~
Kentucky as President OF the niled states 70
N.,o.I IIs an Wednesiay Evening tht "a Of Juo ~
:, .i..L ,r the purpo.s ofcOnsderng the prorftiy ~
~ ;d .,e nom nation OF the slar>man Of TIE West
O." '" Nv order ELLIS POTTER, Ch5ifman-
J. ~, nos - cowI,, secretsrea J,1o II
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? Doriing's Universal SEES

without rolling or bteathins, "diSss W.,
we,hBg woocis, Linens. Lace and Gsicoe' sold W
sale anl retail a, the nsnnfacisry ls6 Apo br;wrs
son and Blocker. GrOcsrs snpphed lbclsl lsfa'.
le2O eod2w ~
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II Stranger, DO you wan, BsOts and sloes,-s ~ :
go To ScribnerN co. Great Caiarn~ Boot ami Shoe -
ket, - Cstharn-st corner OF Monroe wbrre yoC ean
tie largest and best assortment you ssv, and al ps
never bsOre equale,i. just try H. ~ nSs
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q We are indebted TO Messr. Harnden \ e
for English papers brought by the Britannia
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yotjre.-Tss sivGri sc'1"rt " h''' s''N - -
.nthe New.Nork NeFali ana irhnn'' 'pp''"'F - 4
v-~,'rg upon tie chsacier oi NJ 'ir'. :" ani M
OF On, nmly IN manner ~ i'" -n'''e va
,.,-o,s ADD ,,icus,sd no, only 60 wound Pc ie'l
,t,t c,,l,. INT also 10 di,.rmsie uniur aad vnirs
,,o,r,n. uron their Character, her,hs rgf'i' 80
that sad advertisement contained asseio'n tt't Il
reason q, believe we're true. AMI therefore f'qre"
CIir,hu,b to accept of tl, aioosy tor any vsas
caused hy .sid advertisements
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Tn, nopuiar article j. commended 10 The iJhHr - =
Larry desirable az the p.e.sni tine Tor %, '''h'N2
elegance and durability, cos pe'es succr>.u'lN NI1
most costly Hat, sOrn. frice - - 81 NJ hh'
als n Fashionable Halter, No. - Rrnsi~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

FIRE AT NsRwIcH.-We learn that the large
cotton factory OF the Thames Manufacturing Co..
situated at Greenyilc in the town Of Norwich, and
prineipaly or wholly owned by VIM. y. Greene
and brother, wa, destroyed by FIRE about noon on
Thursday. Mos, Of the Goods in the bulding
~erc saved. FACTORY and machinery valued at
800. 000-ssurcd for 10000. Courant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

CugA-Lithographi stone, Of an admirable
quality, la. recently been discovered in quarry
on thi, island Ii has been uscl in ali establish
men at Havana viii, gre,, success.
Canal BREAK.-Wc learn from PomcroY's Tx
poess tLat there .a brcak in the canal three quar-
tiers of "a mile West Of syracuse which will On
struct the navigation for two or threo days.
ilh.n, TonruaI
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C Amos keudall's penny se-sPapcr at Wash
inctos has been discontinued fer want Of support
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NrtrunC 'sh Ss''
~ ,,.,,... Mli.. tt~ris, ut,sAs u-f'y ''a-,
W,tL il, trop'csl leg,or come. sudd'r'F strong
t,Lthe bat which hai ,uiic- 90 well Hui ~ ~
Isopprc.s,s sl.kc % tue brain sud ~ brow.
pbr one mos appropriate NOW should he n'it'
Not OILY ,sr fashion, hot ngl,ne,s a,i 'bsdei
Kcepng ..o IA Wow t.,, form't -"i ef'ee
which give the -ipres''n ct mind e. DE i'e'.
An ,r,pci both N. best anil he clesp -, VI ,ay
Are Ft,H's. At one-,hirr ,evc, BSoADwsY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

Why VIII the afflicted continue sport With Dy.pc
sIs Bronchitis Sore Throat, hopping Cough, Group,
Asthma and COnsuIpuo when they may be- cured by the
timely OF Coyerts Bslai n LIE. Hi, medicine will
always The above named diseases Il ussd SEASON. and
many have recovered VINO given up by ta-r phy..
can- We the toilowng persons among o,h.rs,
WHO have given Is their certifcaes which "a be seen b
calling at l15 Nassau street Plsup~oD, 10 Christie
~ Y city Rev. Kent. % Mott Il, ~ l. city Mr.. Van.
dyke, ~ Eowery, y. Y. city; Jas Bru-n, Frrrys New.
Arb V j.; Rev. D. Moore AuTeus. ~ y; Rive H. Bsnnis
ter, Cazeno,s, n. Y; Rev. limo. sio-. Erilge n Y
Rev. J. Hopkins. Auburn. y. y; Rev G. Giles Black
River Conference. n. y; Rev. Ad't. we.ssport n Y
Rev. sisne. Black River Conference, y. v Rev Laher
Nal.ey, ID d Professor Auburn Seminary n Y Rev N
Boyngton, Cato, y. v; Rev ~. T. Stark, TROY ~ Y ;
Rev. Gardner Baker, Syracuse, \. Y beside host OF
Others, among which large number ol Phy,icis.-
Sold wholesale and retail l35 Ns.sau.street; a.o li2
Water. 70 Fniion. 10 roadway 10 Aver ifou. rs Bros
way 81 Fs and lss Bo~ery, 20 DIVISION, % Eg,haven-
ne, az Grsenwlcl-su.. and Is faOnst BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

~ IN attempt WAS made last evening on board
the ferry boat from jersey City to pick The pocket
Of Mr.. A. W. Gri,.eld. one Of the PASSENGER. by
tic evening train from Philadelphia. Mr. g. was
on the deck observing. anon. others, an alterca-
ion bet~een a couple Of black men, when he felt
some person raising his coa-skfrls he however NC
cccded in saving his pochei-beok, but III, villain
e,r.ned in Tie surronning crowd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

u Our friends ho 10 search OF novelty and ration Il
amusement reminded that the American Mzseum pre-.
scne extraordinary sitrsciOns thu week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

10 Episcopal Board of Missions, No. IT,
Will appear tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

lr one OF hr richest gold sine IN the woi has been
found the farm OF John Calhoun Whether he be ever
President not. this emneSt .iai'smtn viii roll in wrs
The i sad 10 be- tor richer tlan any Aurrcl II
pOus forth the yellow ulcisl ~ bond steam. Offering ia
the spotlight, and exhibiting bouniess wealth which
might make The rich man Dive. de with enyyiths were
not dead and Disposed OF already. But rich -, II
equal IN value the stream Of h'alh and strength and
perfect blessing HAT o~. like mighty Amazon from the
nee Of Peter, LOzenges There aucs.r sIch mine
Ot health and bragty and happiness ~ A the world ~ u %
Pills and LoZenge, snd Pasiers ami other Nedcae1 Prep
arsOn, OF DR. Peters The Offices Dr lis CT At 40
Broadway ani ~ ruton street,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

u" Jeru'aefn s ihe eltng OF modes, advertise.
ent 10 aaother column. The proprietor has not lea-d
The arr OF putting, or else be prefers 10 let tbs exhibition
spsah ter Itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

u The steamer Narragan,et,, due yesterday
morning, with the Boston mail and the mail by
the English steamer. did not arrive until la, even
ing at " o'clock, having been detained until late
hour by m accident on the Stonisgton Railroad
aud aftcrward, when of New-London, she fell in
with the Rhode Island, with her shaft broken, and
returned with her in tow TO Stonincton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

STATE PRI.oS AT SISo SiSG.-We learn from
the Deputy Sheriff Il the Prison at Sing Sing. that
there are up to the present date ii males and 6S
females incaFcerated within the wall, of this Jail
making a total Of 81? convict. confined for yarou.
crimes. The inmate. are all remarkably healthy,
not one of them being on the sick li.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-20

Gentiencn-I will INK yoI send Two dozen more
Of your Sarspara and Tomato Bitiers. ! have used II
With great success Ia four ~ dysp.p cDr-g eaC
ol tlen IN a-i9st incredibly Short tme likewise one
case OF scrofuou, humor AMI onr Of nus Ice cousds i
valuable compound, AMI must cay have used IL wh the
bappiou effects. >h0uli Ike 10 have i
lcni. One ~ the case ~ dyspep., gentleman Who
had suffered long time, and had been The Springs ol
two seasons.
Sold nhols,aie and retail by the Agent, A. u. & ID
Sands. Druggist, - Fulton, Of GOlid. 100 Fuo
st Ej BToadway. and y Fast gra-dwsy.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02

VTVHE Undersigned have the pleasure. to
Il inform their friends, that they have
succeeded in extending their policy Of In
surancc, TO the Jackson and Clinton De-
pots, and all other points on the Clinton
and Port Hudson Railroad,
All Cotton, therefore, hereafter, con-
signed to Jenkins Il Bonner of New Or
leans, viii he fully covered by Insurance.
as soon asrcceiyed and rcceipted for by
the Company ,oiihom any additional charge
10 the Planter. :.
From the great exposure Of Cotton to.
fire whilst on the cars, and the Bank at
Por; Hudson, we view this arrangement
as highly advantageous TO our friends,
and we trust it will secure their approval
and patronage. J BONNER, 4 Co.
Cin,oS NV %. 1871. tft8
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02
State of Mississippi

ANTE COuNRY.
mite Circuit Court to May term lsi2
RESELL Jones, Attachment for tho
VS. sum 1897 81 cts.
Nlble Johnson.
nj Office is hereby given that on the
7lh Of December l84l, that RUS
sci Jones plaintiff in this case, applied
AMI obtained an attachment from David
Jesett, Justice of he Peace, in and for
lhtcounty of Amite, against the goods
AMI chattels, lands and tenements Il No
bic Jones, defendant, for the above sum
Of wo hundred and sixty-soven dollars
AMI sixty.one cents, returnable at the Cir
sui Court to be holden At Liberty in and
for Amite county, on the second Monday
in May next, and unless the defendant
shall appear, give special bail, and plead
or demur, within the time prescribed for
appearance at said term judgment final
will be demanded against the property at
tached, and the property so attached will
be sold and applied to the paymenAof the
plaintiffs demands and all costs.
+. NJ. DAVIS, Crk.
Dillingham; and Walker Plaintiffs Any
March 26 1842 4t12
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02
THE FELECIANA
Female Institute.

1T NDER the uperiniendence Of Mrs.
Lacy, assisted by Mrs. Doctor
Cook and three other. ladies', will be open.
ed, at the residence Of Dr.. Lacy, Presi-.
dent of the College Of. Louisiana, in the.
village of Jackson, on the 10th Of Januar
ry l842. Mrs. Lacy will give instruction
in Moral Science, the French Language
and female manners Mrs. Cook in draw
ing and painting, and music and the
other ladies' in orthography, reading, wrr-
ting and arithmetic, geography, gram
mar, history, rhetoric, algebra, the nalurn
raj sciences, fancy work, &c, The prices
for tuitoe, board, &c, will be similar TO
thase changed in other respectable Somi-
naries in the ncighborhood, and will be
made known on application.
Jackson, Dec. 8, 1871. 3m5o
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02
DIR. G.. Il. PHELPS
COMPOUND
TOM Alto PHI l. s.

The vegetable remedy for Diseases arl-
sing from Impurities ofthe Blood; DySpep-
sia, Scrofuld, and al! Chronic Diseases.
Also. Substitute for Caiomel as Ca
thartic in FEvERs, and all Bilious Agec-
tons.
ENROM the extensive applicability to
n general disease, which this remedy
possesses, as is demonstrated in the de-
tailed cures of various complaints, and
the universal success which. attends its
use, the Proprietor feels justified in claim
ing for it, superior consideration. The
numerous testimonials Of its effects, from
Physicians, Druggists, and distinguished
individuals, places it beyond the. doubtful
remedies Of the day, and entities IL to SPe-
cidl confidence
These Pills having acquired an unpre-
cedented celebrity as an AntiDyspeptlc
and Anti Bilious Remedy; aud this repu.
tation being fully sustained by the high
character of its testimonials, and the IN
creasing demand for the Medicine-it is
only necessary for the Proprietor to con-
tnue the Caution, that the Public may
not mistake other medicines, which are
introduced as Tomato preparations for the
frne Compound Tomato Pills
For. full account of this Medicine,
testimonials, &c, see Pamphlets, in the
hands of all who sell it.
Price, so Cents per Box.
This extraordinary Medicine is for
sale at David Iewett's Drug Store, in
Liberty. who is sole agent for this Coun-
ly.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02
NOTICE.

ETTERS OF administration with the
will annexed, on the estate of Pa
trick Hughes, deceased, having been gran.
ted TO the undersigned by the Probate
Court Of Amite county at the February
term l842.--All those indebted TO said
estate are required TO make immediate
payment, and those having claims against
The same will present them duly anthem
Heated, within the time prescribed BY law
or they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH HUGHES,
ELIJAH NJ. DAVIS,
Admr's of HE 'ciH annexed.
March l2, l842 6wl0.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
l,JKE County.


Probate Court ofsaid county January term 1912
To all persons Interested in the real estate
of Elizabeth Hamilton decd-Greetng
VOU are hereby cited TO be and APP
pear before the Probate Court OF
Pike county on the fourth Monday in
April next, and shew cause if any youn
can, why an order should not be made
for the sale of the following described
tract of land, belonging TO tbs said Eliza
beth Hamilton, deceased, to wit The
north east quarter Of The north west guar
ter of section number II township mum
Der 3, range number 10 east. 1t is fur
Their ordered that this citation be publish :
ed in the Holmesvile Wing and Liberty
Advocate six weeks.
-l WITNESS the Honorable
LIS. William Coney, Judge of
- the Probate Court of said
county, on the fourth Monday in January
A. d. l842.
Issued the Sd day OF February, AID.
l842. r. d. PADDELFORD CIR
Feb. l2 1912 6w.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1842-04-02

Laurens County, GA. NOV. 4lh, l833.

Laurens County, Ga. Nov. 4th, 1883.
To whom IL may cOncern-The under
signed was severely afflicted with 'Dys
peptic and Liver affection for many years,
and followed the advice Of Physicians con-
sidered eminent, in their profession, with
out being benefited. | finally tried DIR.
Peters Medicinae St0machicae et Hepticiae
and after making use Of two parcels
found myself restored to perfect health:
nv countenance instead Of bing pale and
haggard, resumed its former healthiul
appearance, and incredtable as it may
appear, | gained nearly twenty pound
additional weight in the short space of ten
weeks. It is five months since stopped
taking the Medicine, and | have felt no
return of the disease, nor have | the
least reason to suspect | shall. ! would
earnestly recommend all persons similar
w afflicted, TO make trial Of the same rem
edy BRYAN ALhEN'
Prepared by JOSEPH PRIEsTLEy PETERS,
N. Il. P. B. c.. P. NJ. at his Institution
for the cure Of Chronic Diseases, by
means Of vegetable remedies, No. 1873
Liberty street, New York, Inventor and
sole Proprietor,
Price $4 per box.
This Justly celebrated medicine is for
sale at the Drug Store Of David Jewett
Liberty, (Miss.)
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS of administration having
been granted on the estate Of AL
fred Garner, deceased, at the Prabatc
courtiof Anite county, at the February
term l842.-All those indebted 10 said es
tate, are required 10 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against
the same are to present them duly au
lhenticated, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be forever barred.
THO'S GARNER, Admir-.
March 10, l842 5wl0
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R.AGREENE.


From DR.. James EsCeH, Author o. the Med-
ical Companion, or Family Physician. ,
New Orleans, Goth Dec. 1881.
TO all tchom IL may cOncern.--ThIs is to
certify, that have witnessed the opera
ton OF DR.. Peters Medicinae Stomaca'cde
et Hepiticae, in a aumber Of very obsll.
nate Dyspeptic and Liver affections OF
long standing. have no hesitation 10
declaring them the most valuable prcpar-
alton for those distressing ailments, that
have ever come within nav knowledSe'
JAMES EWELL, N. y,
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NOTICE.

A T the April Term le42, Of the Pro,
"a bate Court Of Amite county, ewlll
present accounts as administrators OF the
estate Of Matthew Andrews deceased, Tor
final settlement and allowance at which
time all those interested can II they think
nroper attend, nn,,,vs
Feb 26. l842. o'ol