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ANOTHER FORGERY second Monroe Edwards
affair has Just come to light in Mobile. II appears
that Robert s. Bunker, of that city, commission mer.
chant received letter. which proves to be forgery
Curtis Bolton Esq OF New York, for many years the
head of the well house Of c. Bolton Foy Living
s,on under date oath February enclosing note with his
endorsement and his authority to draw on him. the pro-
cceds be- employed in the purchase Of cotton to he
shipped to New Orleans, and consigned 10 Messrs Eos
dick & Brother and by them to be held subject to the
der OF James " Eaton por instructions from person
signing himself Alexander Cuthber contained in the
same letter. Mr. Bunker, after submitting the whole to
the inspection of merchant in Mobile who has been Ia
miar with Mr. Bottoms writing and 81 nature for several
years. and who expressed his opinion that the endorse
ment and letter genuine, proceeded TO fill the order
In the meantime James " Eaton writes from New York
to Fosdick Brother that shipment Of cotton would he
made by Mr. Cuthbert's agent in Mobile, and that his
agent in st. Louis would also make consignmeRt to them
his account that he being unexpectedly detained long
err at the north than he intended wishes them to remit TO
his address Harrisburg Pa three thousand dollars in
New Orleans notes. account OF said cotton. This part
the scheme being very clumsiy executed II excited
the suspicion of Fosdick Brother who declined making
the advance requisite Mr. Bottoms subsequent letters
making alusion to this endorsement and authority to
draw on him caused Mr. Bunker to suspect that all was
not rght he Immediately to this city In time to re-
gain OF the cotton and Illustrate this well con-
cered piece Of villany,-New Orleans paper March rs
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

~ LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WHO WEAR the above articles andwish money,
had better lose time calling fashionable Boot
Shoe Stores of S. r. SECOR. Nos. l60a Gree NV TN
style make fashion and finish. cannot be per-
haps equaed In this city
s. r. s. begs apprse particular thosa, ii and gentle
men who consider well fitting boot CATER Indispensable
article to the tout ensemble of all within the @ MONDE that
60h ie Greenwich street. the only p aces New York
they D pead on bsing suited
N B.-Lades and Misses Caters, Shoes, &c., always
hand in endless variety.
G5- Remember, 1904 and l6l Greenwich street.-U
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NEW YORK, ALBANY, AND TROY STEAM
BOAT LINE.
go AZ IT. &c FOR R, aMiMon s
X--Nx-& at O'Clock A. NJ, iSundays excepted.)
The Steamboat TROY. Capt A. GoIham. and
Evening LiueDct from the foot Of Coartandt street,
The Steamboat SWALLOW, Capt. A. McLeon, and
The Steamboat ALBANY, Capt. X. B. Macy.
would respectfully -form the rubc that their boats have
su5ng the ecs; OF nSvixaod the past wass been rented
the comfort Of the trayse The Troy and Empi,e hereto
foot Barclay running daily Sundays excepted max
'as Inc PnEp my Snmv anp a eh Inc ocak
Line Through drec daily Sundays te1cepsed The above
commSdatons unsurpassed and what
the traveller under The command Of officers well known
attention, civil department and safe management.
New York. March IL, 1874 ml5ec
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WEDDING PARTIES,

WEDDING PARTIES,
BALLS ROUTS, &c.
SUPPLIED with all the different varieties of Pastry Iced
Fruit, Pound and Sponge Cake Omament,d Pyramids.
Rout Cahe OF all the different aud the great
nent Of Tea Cake be obtained establishment
the city Also all kinds Of Biscuit from Pilot Bread the
lest Picnic for the table Fresh Pies Of sasonabe variety
Puff Paste forms for Dinner Parties. -
Orders thankfully received and the city
country JAMES TOMPSON,
At the Premium Bakery, 40 Lispenard. near Church.
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LUCKY Hr-An old building, about to be pulleI !
down, in the Bowery, was sold Tor $50 to two
Irshmcn, on condition they would remove it, They
went work at it, and in tearing open some oil the vain
scoating found Jug which examination proved TO be
money Jug containing, it is said $4,000 in old coin.
This is a good prize
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y. n. X. BLESSON

:
COPPERSMI It'll, FROM PARl s,
HAS The HONOR to inform the public, that he has inst
IL opened 1858 Greenwich where he manufac
and has for sae Kitchen Ranges and Tackle &C.
style altogether made of Of metal Mouds for
psIy ,oks Of different models. Aambgne Bathing Tubs,
Half Baths lie also manufactures wrought
nd repairs, good all Kitchen Ranges and Tackle
md By agreement will deduct fifty cent to different hotels
and boarding houses.
W. The above articles will be lent
~ B.-Wanted at the above place jJurneyan tnman and
young man who speak French and English
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MORA CCo-EINE CUT AND sMOKING.-Feeng in:
clired TO up interest in Tobacco Manniictoty
now offer for sale quantity Of prime nne cut sso smoA
beg TO call the attention. OF snu gsn
buyers this the quality Of the tobacco being oil pes'
mt lmsne jUHN II. FABER, No New n
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From ST. JAeo, CUBA.-The Robert Bruce
Capt. Gardner, arrived yesterday from st Jago. we
learn from Capt O. that when he LEFT the marke, WIS
supplied with American produce and alldescnpions "e'e
duli nj sale SAVANNAH Georgian.
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CRops AT THE WEsr.--It is said that the whea,
rocks ne throughout Missouri and Illinois, and that the
Is prospect Of very abundant crop.
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The Board then adjourned TO Monday next.
MErARIE RAcEs-Saturday, March 3.-Jocke
Cluh Purse &InNQ-L onisiann Weights-fOur ml

METARIE RAcEs-Saturday, March 3.-Jockey
Club Purse Sl0O0-Louislana Weights-four mile
heats.
Lin Cocks b. f. Ann Hays by imp. Leviathan, dam
by Pacic-3 y. o. John Dillahunt) Il !
W. J Minors eli. f. Norma, by Longwaist, outof
imp. Novelty y. old. ....2
Heinsohn & Greer's br Consol, jr, by imp. Con-
sol, out Of an imp. Filho da Putn mare-3 y old,
Time-736}-742.
LAST DAr-Sunday March "a lsii-Proprietor's Purse
Sl5O-N1ile Hcats--Best in o.
A. l.. Bngsman's Oh. E. Sunbeam, own SIS
ter to John r. Grymes, years.
Y. Duplsnter's oh Marine, by imp Jor. 80
dan, ont Of Louisanaise, years. .
D. r. Knners CHI m. Aduella own sister
to Peytons, b years. y
Lin Cocks b c. Hardened Sinner by imp
Philip, dam by Buster. Ayears.
Time-l al sS-I.l sal 4I-l41.
Match Race for S60O-half foreN-Mile heats.
s T. Tay lors CHI c. Gen. Du Buys, by imp.
Levathan. dam by Voaira, 3yeais,. !
Mr. d. Davidson's b. Garter, by imported
Glencoe, dam by Trumpeter years.
Tme-l49-l 5l-l55
Nep Orleans Ttopic, March %.
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ADAMS ~ Co., the extensive express and ioima
ing house, have issued one OF the most snowy anu
brilliant cards we have seen Inc copy .hey lur
nished us with is firmly bound in rich gilt frame ard
ornaments our counting room success 70 oo''o"
Dem .ap,ii -.
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C,NApA-Thc arrangements for the removal OF
The Government from Kingston 10 Montreal are now
rapjdly drawing completion. The residence OF his ex
ceency will be ready for his reception by the first OF
Inne The principal government Offices will be ed
from ten TO fifteen days before that Herald
f...LJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-04
FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET,

CUP STAlRS.)
DAi.EsME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
"a always hand large of dinner and
10 plain white and gilt French rorcean well dinner and
Dessert Ftate OF all assorted Dishes Soup Tureens
Covered Dishes, Salad Bowls, Fruit Baskets Custards and
Stands
Also Tea aui Chocolate Ware Creek French and Arcri
shape
All the articles warranted of the best quality and be
sold on liberal terms, aud in lots to suit purchasers
mic 6m'rc
CHINA, GLASS 81 LAMP MANDATORY
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
THE respectfully inform the and the
Tubc that have reduced their prices Of the above
tcles, having years, their
Renee enables them m nish than other house.
and they warrant their articles such Solar Lamps of all de
scriplons. Astral Lamps altered TO Sear.
Afn rnent Of Cut and Plain Gloss new pattern Olor
Lamps and Lanterns Of al sizes with rich and stained
glass Al articles matched TO any PATTERN. Glass made
tcles loaned for parties Citizens generally invited to call
aud examine assortment and satisfy themselves regard
quality and prices. STOUVENEL & co.
Factory % Gold
Wholesale and Retail Store No John 81, Broadway
m25I lint Gre
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From Nova ScoTIA-We received no Halifax
papers by Saturday mail of later date than by the
mail Of wednesday 1t appears that Lord falkland haa
communca atoms with Howe Upiecke and McNsb about
readitting them into the Executive Council but tina
they refused excepting condition that stewart and AZ
mon should retire In the mean time y prooapIe ha'
will throw cvcry impedimen in the way Of aquiei adj
mnisrnton of public affairs In the hope OF forcing them
selv ea into newer The government majority III the
Itause ia ONLY two Several ofte members, have
,nir.J "a Du,y,c Gasefc, March 49,
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1874.
GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FkOM ALBANY TO BUFFALO (a25 MlLEs)
The only Office in New York estab hrd by the several Rail
Road Companies between Albany and BufitO is at
No. 50 COURTLANDT STREET,
JOHN +. CLAk, General Agent
NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
The having been appointed agents for forward
ing Immigrants by Rail Road from Albany TO Buralo and in
rlaces enabled send them during the Summer
from New York Utica for S2O6 70 Syracuse 20 Au-
hum 336; to Rochester S6l TO Buffalo - 3d. Children
from II old at half prices under fee and all
Baggage from Albany on the Rail ROAD is eati,ey free
trav by Rail Road lh,u by Canal he reaching Buffalo per
from New York aud Rail Road from Albany i, az
hours; whreas, takes Canal from 10 days. The fol-
lowing CALCULATION shows the result, viz -
Passage Buffalo per Rail Passage Buffalo per Co.
Road 50, 81 nal, $500
Luggage from N. York LUGGAGE Buffalo, 50lbs
Albanv, 1O0lbs free, bal Zee, balance l00bs. IS
for 100lbs 10 Loss Of time at least 9days
Luggage from Albany worth to the laboier, say
Buffalo free 30 cents per day. -. $50
Living for AZ hours rs Living for 10 days. so cents
- per day.. 500
'sia,o5
Deduct fare per X. Road &c ,i3
TIE traveller per II. Road $3.50
They also forward pasepg ro Cleveland Portsmouth and
other places Ohio; Detroit &c Michigaa Green Bay. Mil
waukie TIC. Wisconsin Territory; Chicago, illinois; AID to
the drent given gratis and Tickets be- had
only the Albany and Buffalo Rail Road Office Cou,tand
WOLF X RlCkEhS.
app lmsm
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IMPORTANT FROM ST. DOMINGO. arrived TINS
morning brig Lyon, Sampson, from Cape IL ay-
en nth un Capt reports that 5000 troops LETT Cape
Iay,ien the 10th ult for 81 Jagc large inlana sP.
nish city about six days marsh from Cape Hayden Inc
cty is said TO he strongly fortified and will be well deen
led Two thousand troops were yet leave ior the
interior. ,,,,,.
against the pres government and that the new Piesi
lent Uerad il collecting the whole effective military
force of the french population. with view to que the
rebellion at once One OF King Chistophers old officers,
back man. Gen Pierrot, commands the division oil the
North and was at Cape IIayten on the 10th ult.
we obtain our information from the Merchants En-
change Reading Room and there is letter file which
speaks of the and equipments OF the troops
he pay of the ayen soldiers and other interesting ra
tculars
This emeule has given quite blow TO mercantile ope-
a,ions and there trouble and CONSERVATION every
side We trust to in next from this trouble
island cessation Of hoses and the olive branch
OF peace nourshng over the whole extent Of its borders
Boston Times .7prii 2.
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To the Public,

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pup,
shed every day Of the year except New Years day and
Fourth OF July Price cents per copy-or 81 " per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY Neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
mornng-prce St per copy, or - II per annum-
hostages paid, cash IN vance
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND. and increasing
fast has the iargest circulation Of paper in this city,
Of the Oord aud therefore, e best channel for business
vance
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIEToR THE HERALD EsTABLnHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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LOOK AT THIS

LOOh al ll1lS
- JUST RECEIVED, by the packet ship -
samuel Hicks from raIis, the best article o.
~ wholesale and retail, at TIE low price Of IS.
The best article Of French Calf Boots made IS 90
" " Cork Sole Boots 5 90
Watrr Proof Boots 4 90
Light ralf Sewed Boots 50 to : 80
fine Calf Shoes, made to measure 90
Worked Slippers. ...~.-.S 81 TO IS
And the OF all kinds Of Boots
fashion ladies in hi. store you will find the
knts of Buskn Shpp.. Ties, Button Shoes, Pmnella Slip
Pers WHITE black sain and all other kinds and eoors Also
the greatest assortment OF Boys Boots and Shoes Misses and
Chidrsr Of all kind, te be found this cy and all Of
to be the best and cheap the cheapest Broadway
the corner Of Franklin street.
GREGORY x CAHILL,
ms lmsec 367 Broadway, N. Y.
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
THE subscribers have just received late arrivals from
Have, and keep constantly hand complete tment
French Artificial Flowers
Materials Of all kinds for Flowers
Feathers, Hair Ornaments and Millinery articles FOR
saeby HENRY X KAHN, Importers,
70 im~us ~ Liberty street, up stairs.
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FREIGHIS FOR BALTIMORE.
sASze1 ~ ERICSSON xRA -
HRkSxxuh STEAM BOAT LIN Z ~
XA-..~&x.<&- -
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE. VIA DELLA
WARE AND CHESAPEAKE CANAL.
This Line, consisting Of the following Steamboats,
S'ee%00a' ccUUMBERIANp Japan 4. CoIemaqy.
ERlCS 6ON, A. g. Caypocl.
I" PIONEER, M. Wolf
yeaicn leaving the upper xe of Chestnut
Wharf, daily Ok o'clock M for Baltimore arriving early
next morning. -
Merchandise destined South West Of Baltimore, will be
fol warded tteace with the greae.t desp,tch.
frcighs for Norfolk Richmond, Petersburg, Va, Wash
ingtcn Georgetown Alexandria, D. c., Cincinnat Ohio.
We, Iecsived and iorwe,dsd daily at the 9wes rates
signed to the undersigned PHILADELPHIA will be forwarded
the day received and delivered the fol owing morning
A. GROVES, Jr, Agent,
m29 2Hrcs No. 10 South Wharves, Philadephia.
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CHINA, GLASS & LAMP MANUFACTORY
THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
RITRNS AND CI4ARINnA

THE whole of the mysterious and secret
which took place the Poet BURrs aud ceeb
ed Cisrnda Mrs McLEHosg in 1887 to s3, and which has
been sought for vain by Cunningham aud Others the
eurpose OF publication has length by tn. decease Of Ca
rnda fallen hands Of her grand.on McLehose,
ESQ and is now first given the world The American edi.
a 2mo volume Of about 300 pages cloth, gifts
issued and for sale ny H. r. B!XBY 60.
mis- lmsec No Park Row, opposite the Astor House.
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FIRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTIPES.
DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PArhNT
PREMIUM COLOKED PHo1 OGRAPHs. Isl Broad
MUM and highest honor by American and franklin Institutes
the be utfu colored Dayuer eotypes
he having occurred by letters patent the
privilege OF taking Celared DaguereoYl. by h new pro.
respectfully invited call and examine the large collection
IN the Gallery whether they conte npate sitting or net
Premium Apparatus Plates Cases &c. supplied at lower
rates than at any other place in the United States
M lrnHe
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SPRING FASHIONS,

SPRING FASHIONS,
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
Hdgasin de Modes, 60 Canal street.
MADAM BEHRMAN, in returning thanks for the last eight
~ years patronage bsgs most respectfully {, inform her
Sorng fashions from Fans and to be favored with an early
sxamne her varied and elegant stock Of entire
Of Silk. well az Straw Hats.
NADINE fater herself that the unrivalled the
city, both as to style quality shape AMI Prize cali will
convince them Of the fact.
MAGAZIN DE MODES,
m24 lmSm 60 Canal street.
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UNITED STATES DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
175 BROADWAY UP STAIRS
WHITE would ectiuy call the attention Of citizens
G and visiting the city his splendid Collection
ofDAGUERKEOTYPEPO PORTRAITS, single, o, in srours
from fourteen in the plate which, beau
and Of dslineation be surpassed Portraits
taken all kinds OF weather. either with without cOlors the
of which he has reduced those charged by
sxreriencsd in the business.
The American institute. late exhibition, awarded Mr.
White the first premium for the best Daguereotype lkencss
or grouping and general sect which but another proof
New York for the imported German Cameras
md at other Establishment in the City State they be
obtained.
B-Imported German Cameras; also French and Amer
Instruments of the best ty with Plates Cases
Chemicals, Polishing Materials, &c always haHd, for
sale at very lowest prices. IA 3mem
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IL Mans Being Presented aud Applied to the Ds;enment Of
q vepmen of Children inc udinx their Intellectual kduca-
tion to Improving the Memory Matfmony, Hereditary
Descent Religion. Morals Politics, Temperance Existing
Evils and their Kennedy, &c by y. 3. Fowler s Clinton
Hail. every Monday and Wednesday, evening, in March and
M Buildings. g,ooLy every Fndsy evening esmmsa;cins
and often with Seats to the first hive lectures
fc. and contribution taken See bills. .
examinations and books at l3 Nassau street,
New York, EVENING" ISo I'm -ec
u,HE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to sci, WATC Has
and JFWEKY Of all kinds at the lowest possible prices,
vir@God and Silver Levers and ,epine, Anchors. Se
Chsns Pencils Bracelets Pins &c, &c which he is deter
mined to n lower than any other honse IN the city
N. B.-Dont forge. the number-so Chatham street.
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SIX FOR NEW ORLEANs-Louisiana aud New
KE4t York Line Regular packet Of 10th AprilTbe fast
kkssang packet ship OCONEE, Capt u. Jackson, will
sail as above her regular day
For freight handsome
dations apply board foot Of Wall ORLEANS wharf
orto T.. X COLLINS 20 So South street.
Agents in New Orleans Messs tullia x Woodruff, who
sill promptly 70. ward all goods TO their address
The packet ship Ocmulgee Captain f. Pet VIII succeed the
Oconee and sail i0tn April, her regular day. al &c
PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT
LAND AND WALES, VIA LIVERPOOL.
kK THE subscriber has made unequalled gem"nts
N&X&\ for bringing out emgrants this year. lsi. Those
knsendng for their friends would do well to apply at
the cid established packet Office Of
JOHN HERDMAN, 81 South st.
". BThe ships OF this line leave Liverpool five
days. and drafts usual be furnished for
able all the principal banking institutions
1nited kingdom apply above. n,2l re
xkX- FOR ,IVERPOOL--To sal 4th April The very
NM fast Ealing packet ihip SHAKESPEARE, Capt.
SnSG2S Miner will sail IS above.
freight passage apply board Oreans Wharf, foot
Of Wall st. or to, H. IL. COLLlNS& CO.,
m28 to aArc Sc South street
xER- FOR sALE.-The sloop THOMAS COLfER
r&4 ef Sing Sing laying the loot OF spring street.
D2&, New York. She built by Thomas Colyer, at
Sing five yeas old and Of the latest and hest
Quilt sloor. the Hudson Sh, centreboard and o.
SHIT raugh, If and carries about 100 tons aud well
adapted eghtng lumber business For further par
ucuan apply TO - JOSEfh ASAIEu
Administrator of the of franklin Agate, deceased
n3 imsec
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-11-16
GRAY'S INVALUABLE PATENT ONT.
MENT

For the cure ofWhite Swellinrs, Scrorulous anf
other Tumors. Ulcers, Sore Legs, old and
fresh Wounds Sprains and Bruises, Swelling.
and lnfamations, Scald Head, Women's Sore
Breasts, Rheumatic Pains, letters, Eruptions
Chilblains, Whitlows, Bies, Piles, Corns,
. Snake Bite, Spider Bite, Bite of Mad Dogs,
and cases of the rising of Hip Joint, or cytcr.
nal diseases generally,
II 70 show the great value which is placed in
L the above celebrated preparation, the fol
lowing certificates have been voluntarily sent
TO the MISUNDERSTANDING the subscribers to these
certificates are several practising physicians
LOUISVILLE, WINSTON co. Oct. E, lS43
We, the undersigned, citizens of Louisville
and vicinity, hereby certify that we have used
Gray's Patent Ointment in some of the diseases
above mentioned, and have witnessed the benef.
cial results produced by its use in others; and
take pleasure in stating that since the intro.
ductlon OF this ointment in this community by
DR.. isaac Jordan, it has been extensively used
and has given universal. satisfaction. We can
therefore cheerfully recommend it to the public
as safe, cheap valuable medicine.
Joseph Is. McLelIand, NJ. D., George Byraln,
NJ X. Vaughan, NJ D., Jno f. Ham6lett, r. A.
Gage, NJ. D., J. J. Thompson, Colby Mcdaniel
w. b. Potts, M. d., A. G. Garrigues, John II.
Handy, John w. Hudson, Sam. c. Pharan, b. b.
Lewis, l.. Reese, M. d., John W. Buckner, Jno.
brown, JOSIAH Atkinson, s. W. Godlreys, Robert
Height, Erastus Iiuntley, II. NJ. Manning, W. A.
Lewis, Jno. Z. Gray, 4. J. Hughes, NJ. D., A
W. Caller.
Certificate of DR.. Murphy-Louisville Dec
b, lo43'-Many ofmy friends and neighbors have
used Gray's Ointment for various diseases fol
which it is recommended, all of whom speak
highly OF it, and some report cures which to me
are truly remarkable; therefore feel safe in re
commencing fair trial of it.
CHAs. II. MURPHY, NJ. ..
Sold, wholesale and retail, by 0. Q. WOOD
MAN, Wicksburg,) General Agent for Mis-
Price reduced to One Dollar for large boxe
and Fifty Cents for small boxes.
Sold at the Drug Stores of NJ 'Kowen &, Ballard
Liberty, Nj. 10
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-11-16
TRUSTEES SALE.

HDY VIRTUE of certain Deed o.
I'D Trust, executed to me by William
Montgomery, ard Of record in Convey
ance Book, Number Six, pages 1888
1874, 1856, executed on the fourteenth day
lot October, eighteen hundred and forty
two, and recorded ON the same day in
the Probate Clerks Office in Liberty,
Amite County, Mississippi, to secure the
payment OF certain debts therein men
TONED, will expose at public sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the door
of the Court House, in the town of
Liberty, Amite County, Mississippi,
Onthe 20h day of February, i845,
The following described property, to.wit:
One negro man Jesse, and one negro
woman Lydia, and girl Becca, one
girl Caroline, one woman Creesey, and
one boy Elick and one woman Main-
da, one boy Nelson, and one woman
Alsey, one boy Sam, one boy Henry.
and one boy Charles, and one woman
Jane. and one man jack. and one boy
John, and one girl Amanda.
! will convey to the purchaser, or
purchasers, such title as was vested in
The aforesaid William Montgomery, at
the lime OF his making the said Deed Of
Trust,
NJ. W WILMINGTON, Trustee.
Liberty, Amite Co, Miss,
August 18th. 1914. 24.m6