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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-02

''LocoFoco Coon NANE."--The Co
lumbus Enquirer, in republishing one Of
our articles, terms us ocofoco. This
mark Of distinction attached TO the demo.
Gratis, is used by addle-pa,ed wings, as an
epithet Of derision. Now, for our part,
We love it as distinctive appellation
most hughely. What is loco(oco? Why
it means moving l'ght--yes, that's its
meaning--and what can be more beautl-
fully poetic and emphatically significant
of the genius Of democracy."-Ma
Telegraph.
Nothing in our opinion, can be more
emphaticaIly significant Of the genius of
democracy" than the same barbaric
compound word Iocofoco. sit means q
moving light" in other words jack-o-
lantern. Many a we'll meaning citizen
Of this republic has followed the moving
light into the boys of misfortune. "Tis a
capital name truly. We exactly agree
with our locofoco contemporary Of the
Macon Telegraph.--N. American.
It is therefore very plain and conclu-
sive, according TO the Resolution publish
eo above, that very respectabl BILE portion
of the "Democracy'' as late as 1887, be-
lieved with the Wings, that "LocorocoIsM''
is not only ga jack-o-lantern," calculated
to mislead and deceive THE PEOPLE, but
that it is utterly abhorrent to all principles
of REPUBLIcANIsM, and the good order of
society."-Only five years, however, has
elapsed, and To-! these "abhorrem princi-
pies" have been adopted and completely
Incorporated into large portion o(the
Democratic party and the destructive
,ie,os' of this New York faction are open
y proclaimed and impressed upon the
mind ofevery man, who is found sufficient
y gullble 10 swallow them. How much
ouger these pernicious principles will
continue to be promulgated, or TO what
,xtent they will be able to engraft hem
ipon the minds Of the people of the U.
States, and upon those OF Louisiana in
time alone caH develope.--
Utter "DEFEAr and disgrace" should be
he fate of "ANy PARrY'' that would favor
Or support them,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-02

ANOTHER MURDER IN New YoRK.-The
True Sun, Of the 10th inst, SOUR
city was yesterday morning doomed TO be
disgraced By the revolving circumstance
Of another murder, perpetrated, as it ap-
pears, by the b0tcie knife, by one James
f. Blaney; inlicting with that cowardly
weapon TWO severe stabs on the person oil
William Cullen; one in the arm and the
other in the lower part of the left side
which latter wound proved mortal.
The circumstances in the case appear
ed to our reporter as follows: That be.
tween eight and nine o'clock in the NOR
ming, the men, Cullen and BIaney, went
into porter house, opened that morning
for the first time, by one Thomas Mcclure,
No. 246 Mott street, in company with an
other person named Michael TInnen.
Cullen and Blaney soon had a quarrel,
and Cullen challenged the latter to fight,
and tapped Bany several times on the
face. Blaney declined, and Cullen then
went up to him and offered to shake hands;
this Blaney also refused TO do, but pro-
ceeded TO take off his handkerchief Gull
len then remarked, "Blaney, if you fur
Their strip you must fight me-" and struck
at him with his fist, but Mcclure warded
off the blow, and took Cullen away into
another room.
Blaney, who, at the time Cullen being
removed, was sitting on the counter, got
from it, and finding dirk knife, deIiber.
ately opened The blade, and advanced to
the room where Cullen was taken, and
seeing standing in the centre of the apart
ment, approached him, and seizing by The
collar or neck with his left hand, plunged
with his right the deadly weapon into the
lower part Of Cullen's left side, the point
Of the weapon going upwards, inhlctIng
deadly wound. He then withdrew il, and
again made thrust at Cullen, and inhict-
ed a second, the knife falling to the
ground. The unfortunate man Cullen
then fell, exclaiming 81 am stabbed" He
was conveyed to the City Hospital where
he expired between three and four o'clock.
Officer Bird al once proceeded to the hou Sc
Of Mcclure, on hearing the circumstance,
and arrested Blaney, who was committed
to prison by Justice Taylor, long before
the death OF the unfortunate man Cullen.
ID.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-02

A Morngh's LoyE.--A writer beautiful
remarks hat n mans mother is the rep.
rosonlOtivo Of his maker. Misfortune,
and even crime, set up no barriers be.
tween her and her son. Whilst his moth.
or lives, he will have one friend Oh earth
who will not listen wl.Sn he is sundercd
who will not deser, him when he suffers
who will solace him in his sorrow, and
speak 10 him Of hope when ho is ready Ia
despair Her affection knows no ebbing
tide. 1t flows on from u pure fountain,
spreading happiness through all this vale
OF tears, and ceases only at the ocean Of
eternity.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-02

JEFFERsoN's OPINION OF ARDENT SPIRITS.
The habit of using ardent spirits by
men in public office has occasioned more
injury to the public service, and more in
jury to me, than any other circumstance
which has occurred in the internal con-
Germs OF the country during my admins
lration; and were TO commence my adj
again, with the knowledge
| have acquired from experience, the first
quest ion | would ask with regard to every
Tor public office. would be, us
he addicted to the use Of ardent spir'tS?"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-02

Mr.. Matthews was one morning at
church with the eccentric Lord Eardly.
1t happened thar the preacher was an en-
tire stranger to his !ordship, and he listen
ed to him for some time with great atten-
lion. The sermon, however, proving
rather 'leuglhy,' my lord became 6dgety,
aud iaking out his watch, looked at it from
time 10 time in the most restless manner.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-02

At longib patience utterly forsook him
and no questioned n gentleman in tho nd
joining pew, in low tono, Ms 10 who
TIM, long windod parson was The gen.
ilemon informs his lordship that tho clor.
gyman's name was Ball. At this nfor
nation, lord EardIy, quito off his guard
and without moments reflection, rose
from his seat, watch 10 hand, which he
elevated towards the pulpit and TO the
CONSERVATION Of the preacher and his
congregation, called out in appropria,,
tone and phrase Of a team driver, bring
ing his leader to halt, 'WhoOgh, Ball
Wboagh'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-02

CHANCELLOR KENT.-This venerabl,
man, now on the verge of his eightieth
year, retains all the energy of mind anc
body incident to the earlier years of man
hood. His ma me, as one Of the most EN-
inent jurist of our country, is known
throughout the land. At much earlier
age than is usual though al time when
all the powers of his mind we're ri pened
for its duties, he received the office oil
Chancellor in his native State. From that
time (1814) to ,hei present, his labors on
The bench have won for him the glorious
fame Of Hard wicke, an Eldon, Grant
and Howell, and in every lawyers cab
met may be found Kent's commentaries
side by side with Blackstone. We were
much gratifed the other day, in reading
the resolutions Of meeting of the bar of
the State of New York, held during the
session of the Supreme Court a. Utica in
July last, at which time the Hon. g. p.
BARKER, Attorney General, presided
The resolutions state that the members OF
the bar are 'desirous of once more meet
ing the honored patriarch Of the pro-
lesson," and appointed committee, com.
prising delegation from every county in
the State, to carry out the wishes of the
meeting. |, was the object of the bar to
send to the Chancellor on the annlversa.
ry Of his birth day an invitation to pub
lie dinner, a, such time and place as he
should designate. The venerable Chan
celor in his letter to the Committee, de-
clnes the Invitation, on the ground of
advanced age aud his desire for retire
ment. The rapid increase of the popula-
tomas we'll as the bar of the State, from
the time Of the election Of the then sim
ply JAMES KENT in 1890 to the Assembly,
is truly astonishing. At that time, says
the Chancellor, there we're but sixteen
counties, and now, he adds, the "invita-
ton come from members Of the bar, who
are distributed throughout .Jefty-eagM Of
them. The occasion is one of interest to
all, and highly gratifying ts every citi-
zen Of our country. 1t isnow record oil
history, and will be handed down to pos.
terity, linked with all the attributes OF
his mighty Intellect priceless ornament
of the age in which he lived.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-02

The OLpEN T1MR.-When the Stamp
Act was repealed, Dr.. Franklin, who
was then in London, wrote TO his vile in
sending her at The same
time new dress Ia his letter he says:
CAS- the stamp act is at length repsa-
led, am willing you should have new
gown which you may suppose dld not
secd sooner, as | knew you would not
like 10 be finer than your neighbors un-
less in a gown Of your own spinning
Had the trade between the two countries
totally ceased, it was comfort to me to
recoliect that had once been clothed
from head TO foot in wooden and linen Of
NV wile's manufacture; that | was never
prouder Of any dress in my life, aud that
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-02

She and hor daughter might do !, again II
necessary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-25

TO THE LADiEs-If you have hairy eYcrescences con
eealng broad and eev aed fohead-f you have ihe
superuous hair dishguDns othe.wise beaut
fu faces the Poude Subtitle invented by Dr. Felix Gouaud
will qseky and forever eradicate without the slightest
by SEEING the preparation tested the Doctors Offices all doubts
of the article bein, humbug will quickly vanish For sale
81 bote-where may be had the folio ing articles,
all waantedThe celebrated Italian Medicated Soap for
ing all blotches pimpes rckles mophew scurvy iteh
hands face mosquito bites effects immediate; the
washing Of Children aayng all irritation and chatting its
properties are really astonishing softenng and healing that
suhcient and it return the if
eesul Be your guard against bold imitation, and buy
where else bot as above.
Gouraud's Eau de Beante True Water of Beauty is
well known and approved for cleansing healing puri-
Tying and beautf the complexion and by dlating
Parties preventing the formation OF wrinkles, and banishins
Gourauds vesstabe LIQUID Rouge impars delicate blush
ing nge 70 the eompiesSn lnmSvabe by rubbing with
gloves this PREPARATION diluted with wster nmitabe 30
cents per blttle.
iouaud Hair Dye will change red gray hair beauti.
full dark brown black wi bout the skin per
tie Viii ker and Ey brow Dye. q per bottle.
Gourauds Blanc dEspsgne or Spanish White gives pure
from all injurious ingredients and entirely annihatius
chalk and flake white Put elegant boxes rs
Zach This. with other Of ~ o. preparations initiated
the corne Of Broadway where will be found
the most delicate and choice Perfumery imported from all
parts.
AgentsJordan, Milk street, Boston; rs Chestnut street,
PhadePha kobinson Harrisburgh He,ntch LANG
seabrook PrIpceton Tnppe Newark Tousey Rochester;
y; Guthrie Albany; Gray, FoushLeep. Elliott. Goshen
Carleton Lowell Ives Sss fs
WI %s por cas SEN Haa"e baltimore seby fars
Conn; Wells Humphrey, Hartford E. c. Ferre Middle,
dill mr.
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PATENT ELASTIC
SHOU LDER BR ACE.

gJ,HE SUBSCRIBERS offer with full confidence In its
utility usefulness the above named article This
article intended brace the shoulders the back and
expand the chest giving graceful outline the figure and
will W found Indispensable TO persons Of sedenary habits.
Parents and guardians particularly requested this
bace will be found possess every quality for
which recommended hamelyto brace the shoulders Of
children and Others who have acquired the habit OF
and their form upright position They be
with perfect being formed With elastic back and will
he found of impednen the free the The
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring Russia
Riding Belt The above articles under the
immediate Of Mr. Parse who has been engaged in
last years. may be depended
as superior any article eer offered for the
Sold wholesale and retail at the old establishment Of
PARSELLS x AGATE,
2T Broadway, corner Of Park Placc.
NJ B-Lades will be supplied and fitted BY calling the
residence Of MADAME fARSELLS, fo2 Greenwich street.
sriween Hubep and Taught snsef oN 2msm
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
fnxrnrrn AMI pnEeAREp ny

I'VE scenti6c es@bnation Of INGREDIENTS Of which hs,:
ration the world They known ali Europe 70 Be-
the only preparation discovered that proved invariably
certain producing the monthly Their certainty in al
being such that they must pot Be used during
produce miscarriage IL used during that period.
The directions translated gsh envelopes
tain: the signature Of M de sqydeloqge and the English d.
agent for tho continent Of America.
They be transmitted BY mail any part the United
States S0ldby DR. r. MELVEAU, agent and importer fos
the United State oes lag Liberty street near Gsnyeh
Boston No Salem street. Letters directed 70 Dr. r.
Melveau box a. New York. will with Immediate atte.l
uon. All letters must be post paid. o10 2mi6rwsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-25

&S0n REWARD.-CROSS' SPECIFIC MIXTURE
cOO For the Of 6onorrha elects, Structures and
analogous complaints Of the ergan Of generation.
OF all remedies discovered for the above complaints this
is the certain
1t makes speedy and permanent cure without the
strcton TO Diet drink. exposure change in application
business.
We give long quncksh recommendations deceive the
public IT the medicine does speak for itself shall
speak for It, Our object notify where it be had and
the challenges single of Genohoa
be brought in which the Mixture will effect rapid cure,
under forfeiture of $780,
This disease that unfortunately peyades all rank soce
ty-hgh low, rich and poor matrimonial and single They
here presented with remedy by winch they them
selves without the least in the shortest time possible
Mixture taken at night going bed when exposed
bottles with full directions accompanying it, al
81 bottle. One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
many cured in two days
For sale only VIM H. Mluors, Broadway, of
John opposite Franklin House New York; j. Jones'
of Chestnut and Seventh Philadelphia; and at j. NJ Smiths
l98WashinEtOn 1t do 1msr
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TO THE LADIES,

~ HULL'5 UTERQ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
WIS new instrument for the radical OF Proapsus Uter
or FALLING Of the Womb by external application supes-
,edIs fhe use Of the objections. Peasa confidently
health, having failed Of performing cure ever under
the most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter has attained hQh character In Europe
well as IN th; country Ii adopted to the entire Of
ing nHosptas London and Paris and universally ~
commended in Eurore BY medical men OF the highest rank
In this country ned by the leading membeS Of
private practitioner
Rooms have been furnished erciu,ivey for ladies At No.
vey street. separate from the business de-
Qrtment, where lady -ttendance apply
Truss.s supporters 10 female patieuu as Imr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-25
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS
OWING the celebrity efficacy and nvarable success of
~ Madame Rsstels Female Monthly Pills in ali Of III
regularity suppression stoppage OF those functions Of
ture upon which the health Of female depends
counters and limitations are constantly attempted 70
palmed OF for the genuine Cheap common pills purchased
Female Monthly Pls with the object Of selling them
cautioned against these attempts impose them II
sufficient here that all Female Monthly Pills coun-
ter except those sold Madame Restsl Principal Oce
s Greenwch strce NeN York, and Essex street. Bosos
Price g. Madame Restea signature the coysr
Of each box
B.-They be used BY married or single by following
the directions enclosed inside Of each Sold so by an
pointment At as4 Grand street. Of Allen New York
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONA.

PERSONS afflicted with ,p<ures rely upon the best
Office No Vcey street. either OF the agents in The pru-
cpal in the United States Be careful to examine the
of HULA Trussca, they are endorsed Nv Or
Hull writing: None genuine to be relied upon a.
good, without his signature.
Many persops have vend limitations of HuIls
celebrated and thousands imposed upon in conse
1uence These limitations be relied upon they are
unsfu mechanics and no better than the ord
nary trusses. -
Moons been fitted No. yesey street rrc,u,vev
for ladies' having separate entrance from the depart
ncnt where female in constant attendance TO wait upov
'rrnsie prt'cnu dh
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DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH.
THIS CELEBRATED preparation, the only that hs,
been dscoversd for the successful expaon Of that
most offensive disease Of the head,
DANDRUFF,
has during the late and been applied
eeed by thousands Of Lades and Gentlemen and in nolon'
instance, has il failed 20 effect
AN IMMEDIATE AND RADICAL CURE
IL is recommended by the celebrated and sklfu phys
clans and chemists Of the day Every should avail them
selves Of M benefits and thus clear head and uIu
of hair Ii for sale by its propneor-price 81 the
sH ims = ' p PussEDDH IL Park Row
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
ia M ES COR DON II ENNA TT

Wv. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
The NEW YoRK HERAJD-A daily paptr. issupd eys,y
morning OF the week-prce rwo oEsrs per copy Counry
subscribers furnished at the rate for any specific nyoJ
on remittance advance No paper raid in al
=" ~
The WEEKLY HERALp-Issued every Saturday nor,;ns =,
ten 0'cock-price AND CENTS nsy ~
nshed to country subscribers - rs per annu In say.
or at the for any specified period ""sno',
JAMES GoBpoN BENNET Proprietor and ~ r,s 20
,eEs on business must be POSTPAID. "1 "'isr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-25
LEGS. HANDS. ARMS. &c

LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
THE LOSS Of Feet and Legs hindr.nce the act OF
l. walking-JOHN +. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker, &c.,
npecolly informs the public that he his returned from PHI
adepha 472 Water Of Pike New York City
where he continues 10 manufacture
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS,
plan the and least
necessity, invented made aud artificial leg erty
years manufacturer for htyive year feels conf.
dent of giving satisfaction all who call on hi for Legs
Hands, Arms, the Common " OGDEN Leg. dig I'm m
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THE ONLY GENUINE AND ORIGINAL
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP,

TIE CURE OF ERUPTI0NS, CHAPPED FLESH, &c.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-The proprietr of this
va; lately confined hi. bed several weeks du ing VIII oh
cake Of this without he signature OF IT, Jones the
per- and particularly in this city only 80 Chatf
careful Of this if the genuine Away. ask for jones'
cn these its positive qualities for which has received
the highest eucomum Of the faculty aud the unsolicited
the United States ofe,ey Disagreement and eruption Of the
spots tan. burn morphew, sc. Sc. Cure chapped
flesh &c %i, shn,ge me e"!cr oil DARK yellow or sun
public ,he sycsllens Of this, read the following diploma
Of Paris I'VE consider NJ Vesprn the greatest phlan
hropist OF tn. and his Italian Chemical mce
blessing future ages Sold by the only general
American Eagle SO Chatham street, N ", 1879 Fulton
Brooklyn; State street. Bosou Ledger Buildings
Philadelphia 207 Kipk Charleston s. d22
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DOCTOR MORRISON,

RIVER NJ Fulton
Cosg Of suxson. London, and formerly Surgeon in lie
Is Be sPn s..... OF ,s%
and all thos. cases by
bis PROFESSIONAL engage m-uts strict honor in d.eSsrsns
s q s.a
. reading bis eS as the
teH; where The leading have bsea only checked
@ ss % sSs & 1 i The r. ou
In all CAFES D. NJ warrants perfect cure without mercury
cures to DAYS and proportion malignant His
medicines are not unpleasant and convenient
'sI' iaS 81 in the
glands with much irritation and dull pain IN
those Of the Of NAL
.as
% s
opinion of DR. without charge Persons are frequently
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY-Tho,e .uisTag from
on DR. who % without any charge demonstrate 70 them
which asSIs1stsd use Of nosiram. such ssrJa
Sc and the o SI,, of Spanish flies
Letter. post paid and sopapng will ensure medicine
os qualified
Ss os ae s See his
THE PRIVATE TKEATIsE-Thi, little book itself is
for S:e wno and end
most treatment plain and faithful manner The
price ST. The advertisement, however, state
that the which render these complaints obstinate
and lngeng-in the form Of single letter which he supplies
this given in the letter itself and this, ALSO will be
tons Of the body and which easily and speedily cured
when once its nature is explained.
But lest should be supposed that the letter here reed
HSi s Onr IN the Peg 70
the subject Of his integrity and skill from the eminent
Ashley Cooper Dr. Mott Of New York, Dr. Physsek Of
Philadelphia and other. and also that he permitted to refer
to almost every physician of eminence in the city.
DR. Ralph would also further state that he is consulted
diseases OF this nature his residence No. SO Green
Oh street. hour and those who honor him with he!
confidence in the most complicated state Of disease wi
they will obtain dill lm&r
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FROM LYNDON

MRS. MITCHELL, late of London, begs respectfully to
ua tothose ladies requiring the aid Of Mdwie
that she has completed her for
dence New ork Mrs NJ has received thorough nedic
education and bears diploma o the City Of London Lyrf
ia Hospital which Institution she attached Midwife
for several and successfully egaged assistant
principal al thousand OF childbirth Mrs NJ Il
favored with high testimonials and certificates Of
from tn, eminent Of the London medical faculty.,
which all times open for inspection Residence Madi
street, door from Perl. dis 3m'r
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DANDRUFF.
nANnRIrEL on LOSS OLE Hair IL "a.

T)ANDRUFF OR LOSS OF HAIR is caused by languid
~ obsruced circulation the small blood which
supply the scalp and hair with nonrshmen
which the becomes thick and clammy and dries
the surface forming crust called dandru which clogs
up the OF the skim and bv its against the
the hair prevents II from receiving sufficient nourshment
tain vitality The hair then becomes harsh aud unpleasant
changes color snd falls Off This unhealthy affection very
speedily and esctuey cured by d. JAYNEs HAIR Tone
which ievyes ire dormant power OF the surface vessels
the dandun aud produces aud healthy
hair to supply the old and bald9es is removed
Messrs. A. H. ID. SANDS:
GENrLEMEN-As Of Justice 10 Won and Dr. Jayne,
send you this certificate inform you of the inyaus be benefit
my wle has received from The Of Dr. Jaynes Hair Tonic
she lost not only her entire head Of hair but her eyebrows also
ana alter Tying various remedies with benefit she used pr
Jayne mar Tonic. She bottles before could
cover The hair had started and commencing with the third IL
started TO out finely ard few weeks her head and
bows were covered with thin growth Of fine black hair bet
Ter than she had lost think entirely produced by the
Of the Tonic, aud would recommend TO all who need
similar remedy. Truly yours. JOHN n. JACKSON,
Sold At Wholesale and retail by A D saad. druggists; 70
ABB B. Sands Co No 273 Broadway, Of Chambers
street; David Sands Co. No. II East Broadway