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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14
'v12NISIE SSE;3::|:y.

Egul'a Worm bu1enpes have nov
been IN use. IN the Southern an
Western States upwards OF " months
Iuring which time they have gained ia
themselves popularity unpfcccdoni'd
IN the annals oI medicine, In over 6o
900 cases they have proved an inalllbl'
remedy for the destruction Of those rep
tiles within which ARE the nouns 81
sweeping of hundreds and thousands Of
he most blooming children aud youth.
ayeriug the cords of affection, and, aud
forever blasting the fondest hopes OF the
parent. So great has their efficacy IN
.varlabIy proven, that they may well be
called the only certain worm destroying
Medicine in use, and the greatest dlscov
~ ever made for expelIng the various
Kinds of worms that SO frequently ana
distressingly annoy both children aud adj
ulls, Many diseases arise from worms
and occasion long ard intense suffering
and even death, without their ever being
suspected Grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are doctored Tor
various complaints without any benefit,
when one or two doses of these Lozen'
ges would speedily cure them. They
are certain remedy, aud so pleasant 10
the taste, that children cry for them, aud
eat them as readily as common pepper
mint Lozouge. Wherever they have
received the most flatterlng commenda'
lions from Physicians, heads OF families,
and the public generally. much more
might be said in their favor, OF the safe
'ty with which they may be administered
to persons of all ages and seXes;o the
vast exten and magnitude OF the ouller-
ing and death occasioned by worms; OF
the impoency of most of the prepare hos
which heretofore have been presented
TO the community as remedy
FAYErTE, jefferson Co (Mi) Dec. 20 l842'
DR. HuLL,--Dear Sir deem it due
to you and the public generally, 10 com
muncate the great benefit my family
has derived from your Worm Lozen-
ges. 4 child of mi;e was attacked one
day with what we call worm fits, she had
seven in succession, we administered the
prescribed dose of your Worm Lozen-
yes which relieved her Immediately, and
affected a complete cure; previous 10
this we had several of our children "a
ken with the same fits and died.
Yours, John J. StamPly.
Fayeite. Jefferson Co. (Ni) Dec. 90, 1912.
Cairin' +. HUI, M. D.--Dear Sir
We take the liberty Of addressing you,
to express our gratitude for the great
benefit our families have derived from
the use Of your Worm Lozenges: we do
mos, sincerely believe them to be by far
the most excellent aud successful verml-
Iuge with which we were ever acqualnl'
ed. Simon Gnimanot, Charles L. Miles
David Sullivan. Price 35 cts. per box
For sale by p II mcGraw, and VIM II
Fox, Agents, Natchez MISS. Also by Bal
lard and McKowen, Liberty Mss.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-12-14
SMILEY 4 LOWRY,
HAMILTON M'KNIGHT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Liberty, Mississippi.
NVTILL continue to practice Law, in
Wv the Circuit Courts Of Amile,
Pike, and Franklin, and will extend his
circuit to the county of Marion. Bust
ness in the Probate Of Amite, will meet
with his particular attention. He will
be found in the office formerly occupied
by Judge Crawford on Washington street.
January 8, 1912.
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NOTICE.

HNR. WILLIAM McKOWEN respect
~ fully announces to the citizens of
Amte county, that he has located him.
self in Liberty, for the purpose of prac-
Using the various branches Of the Medi.
cal Profession, and hopes by strict atlen-
ton, to gain share of public patronage;
he will always be found at his residence
Formerly known as "Norwoods q. Bran
blets,) except when on Professional bust
ness.
He has received direct from Boston
Fresh and selec ted stock of Medicine
which he will dispose Of on reasonable
terms for cash; planters are invited tocaIl'
March 2, 1914. 52u
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4 = ECElVED at our Store, latest stiles
Ne prints, and Fall Goods Tor Ladies
wear T. w. HITCHCOCK, 81 CO
Sept. 7, 1874 26
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Marion, Perry co. (Ala.) June 3, 1843.
A. SPENCER, NJ. D.
DEAR SIR-lt is about nine months
since your agent left with me quantity
of your Anti Bilious Pills; | did not be
Iieve that much could be done with them,
for they were a new medicine TO US and
we were largely supplied with Peters,
MO flats and other similar Pills, which
were we'll known here; but from the tes-
timoniaIs of the efficacy of your Pills in
bilious diseases, sick headach, d yspep-
STA, bowel complaints, &c. &c, it was
not long before some were induced TO
make trial of them. They were at once
found TO BE just what they proposed TO be;
an from that day to this, their POPULAR
ty has been rapidly increasing. have
sold during the last few months three
hundred and twenty boxes. You may
calculate upon ID large sale of them du
ruing the coming season. | wish you &c
send me six hundred boxes as soon as
convenient. Send them to the firm OF |. Z
| Dlbose q Co., Yours, II. +. golden.
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I q D ! .
VEGETABLE y

TNhesc Pills, wherever they nave
been fairly tried, have established
an evncibIe celebration and are dally su
porseding all other pregaratlons oil med,-
cine, in curing those Nbeases lof wh On
they are recommended They are re-
commended by the faculty as the best
catharic and aperent medicine IN use
In fine, the general voice Of the commu-
nitv give them the decided preference,
aud from their decision there is no APP
peal.
The following is from Mr.. Isaac NJ.
Thomas, merchant, at TaIadega Springs,
Alabama.
TaIIadega Springs, Talladega Co.,l
Alabama, August II, l842.
This is to certify, that have been al
nic'ed with sick headache, dyspepsia, and
Liver complaint and costiveness tor the
last eight or nine years, during which
time had taken, as we'll as | recolIect,
about sixty boxes of Beckwth's Pills,
twelve boxes of Peters Pills, and a mum
Der OF boxes of Champions and Brand
reth's Pills, of which afforded me but
little or no relief At last, was recon-.
mended to try Dr. Spencer's Vegetable
Pills, aud well did, for never had but
one attack OF the sick headache after
commenced taking the Pills (now abou.
six months, and candldIy confess, that
have derived more real benefit from
the use of Spencer's Pills, than from all
the other Medicines and Pills that have
ever taken, and would earnestly re,
commend to oil, as being in my opn-
ions the best medicine in use for all lin.
gering complaints. The Pills have done
me so much good, that would not feel
willing TO be without them for five dol.
lars box; and | cannot but feel very
grateful to DR.. Spencer for having pre-.
pared such valuable medicine, and The
distribution of it is confering a very
great favor on the public, as it is thinf
Iof the utmost importance that every
family should have supply OF DR.. Spen
GERS truly va luabIe Pills constantly or
hand. Isaac NJ. Thomas.
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HNIlEY most respectfully inform ,hei,
4 frcads, that they continue the For.
wurdlng aud Commission Business, and
TO which will be devoted all their limo
and attention
Their planting friends may be assured
lhatthe interests of planters in CORES.
pondence with them, will be scrupulousIy
attended TO; that supplies can be always
hod from them of Begging, Rope, &c,
as may be required, and always at the
lowest prices, as they invariably pur
chase for cash.
August II, 1914. PANS
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LAW NOTICE
q T. w H. nm.

Attorney and Counsellor ~ hhW'
AATft.t attend ~ -, Il professional hns'ae'
Wv asmav ba putfusi,d to he management
u the Circuit Court Of Nmtic and adiaeenl t"uh
iirs Also, business ~ The Probate 'onit o.
,m,fa will meet he undivided attention.
Office IN the Court llouse, opposite the clefh'
1tce,
Lipfnry, MIss., January ~, ieli
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June /. 1914
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Annie county, S. s.
To all persons Interested an the Real Es
tate Of LEWIS WEATHERsBy, deceaSed-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-04-27
A RICH SCENE.

A Gay or two since counitymsn walk.
ed in'o an Office in this city; without tax
'ng any particular notice of his whereabouts
he took of his coat and crava, threw them
IN chair, and sat down, crossed his legs,
md in an authoritative tone called out is
hat water hotr
Water, sir ! said The Clerk, who had
been watching his movements with son
little curiosity.
what water! You must be under a
mistake
Mistake the devil, sir, want to be shaw
ed, why don't YOU get things in readiness.
I'm in hurry3'
Il beg paIeon, sir, this is not barbar's
shop, it is an exchange office =
AN exchange office! there mus, be some
thing wrong by hockey; asked person in
The street where could get shaved, and ne
objected me to come here
The clerk looked daggers, and The Gus,
omer put on his coat end sloped.
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[ LSunl bcr 10

Kindness lis there one being stubborn
ls the rock to misfortune tba, kindness
oes not afec,' For my part it seems 10
ne to come with double grace and tender.
less from the old; it seems in them the
1sarded and long purified benevolence Of
years; as # i, had survived and coravereJ
'he baseness and selishness Of tie ordeal
II had passed; as if the winds which had
broken the form, had swept in vain across
The heart, and the frosts, which had chilled
the blood and whitened the thin locks bse
possessed no power over the warm tide Of
he affections. |, is triumph Of nature
over arr; ii is the voice Of The angel which
IS yet within us. Nor is this all; .endpt
Ness Of age is twice blessed blessed in liz
rophIes over The obduracy of increasing
md wlthering years; blessed because il
'ells US that heart will blossom even m.
m the precincts of the tomb, and flsuers
rs with the inviolacy and Immortality OF
owe.
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WORTH OF WIDOWS.

Rich widders are abou, ye, (said Nick,
Nollekins TO his friend Bunkers,) ihougl
they aae snapped up so fas, Rich widdet,
Billy, are special evidences, sent here lik
RATS to pick up deserving chaps when they
can't swim no lsnger When you've been
down ,wy'st, Billy, and are jist off again
then comes the widde aoann' along Why
splstlerdocks is nothin TO it; and a wdder
is The best Of all life prasorvers when mar
is a'most swamped and siukin,' like 20,
and me-
well, I'm not parti, lar non I, (replec
Billy nor never was. I'd take wilder
for my part. if she's got the mint drops
and never ask no questions. I'm not prout
never was harrystocral'c--l drinks will
nybody, and smokes all The cigars they
give me. What's the use Of bein' stuck NJ
s'ify' lIs my principle that other folks are
nearly as good sIne, if hey're not consta
bles nor aldermen. can s,1nd ,hsm sort.
mo Billy said Nollekns, with an en-
couraging smile, mo Billy, such indiwidoo
| ais as Mem, don't know human natur.'
s-=s=.-s-s@
IN Outporing,-A love sick swain in
order more fully TO ascertain the mind Of
his lady love- closes letter with the fol,
lowing verse:
If you vas dog and was hog,
A roofing away in the yard.
Il the old man should say, drive tbsr
hog away
Would you worry or bite very hard!
| A sentiment so sublime deserves an an.
swer, and we venture 10 suppose that the
lady said in reply:
When are dog, and you ars hog,
A wandering out from the sly,
I'd not breathe barS, but merely re.
mark,
Go it, Porkie, root hog or die"
~ D. Pic.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-04-27
CLERGYMAN AND PARlSHONER

Since what passed between US, ,'ssid
very Jealous clergyman, Il hope yoa do
not open any letters whatever on Sun
day.
i do not replied the rarish.ocer.
you must know l received ono lhis
very morning,jus as | was leaving home
for church, bul left in unopened
That was right. And what did you
I hank Of the service 10 day--my new
curale's reading aud my sermon on al.
tenrion 10 religious dutles?'
'lndeed | can hardly say,to tell the
truth, / could scarcely notice any hing
for could not help thinking all the
lime what there might happen 10 be 10
that letteTr
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-04-27
POET'R Yo
fiom Bentley's Missellancy.
THE FOREST TREE

Hail 10 the lone old forest tree,
Though past his leafy prime!
A type Of England's pas, is he,-
A tale of her olden time.
lie has seen her sons for thousand years
Arornd him raise and fall;
Blu. well his green old age he wears,
And still survives them all. care
Then long may his safeguard the pride aae
OF eur children's children be;
And long may the axe and empes, spare
The lone old forest tree
The Norman taron his sleed has rein'd,
And the pilgrim his journey say'd,
Ane the toll worn serf brief respite gain'd
"a his broad and pleasan, shade;
The frtar and forester loved it well;
And hitherto the iocund horn,
And the solemn ;one Of the vesper bell,
On The evening breeze were borne.
Frisr and forester, lord and slave,
Lie mouldeling; side by side,
In the dresmess sleep of nameless grave
Where revelling earthworms hide:
And Echo no longer wakes at the sound
Ofbugls or vesper chime;
For castle and convent are ivy bound
BY the ralhless hand of Time.
But gentle and few with the stout old tree
Have the spoilers dealings been;
And the brook, as of old, is clear and free
And the turf beneath is green.
Thus Nature has scatler'd on every hand
Her lessons since earth began.
And long may her sylvan teacher stand.
A check TO the pride of man.
And long may his safeguard the pride&csrs
OF our children's children be;
Long, lorg may the axe aud tempest spar
The lone ela forest tree
j. b. r.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-04-27
CESAR AND THE RAZOR sTRoF


During the vice ROYALTY Of Lord Bo,e
tour,, there lived and hourshed in Will
smsburg, Va. black barber named Caesar
"a queer old fellow, aud famed through all
the country around for the blunluess Of his
wit and The keenness Of his razors. Now
C@sor's shop was, in those ancien, days,
as the BARRIERS shops are in modern times,
the focus Of all the news and scandal Of the
place. And lhiiher would the then mag
mates Of Virginia repair, TO enjoy he gossip
Of The CAPITAL, and 10 have their 'chins he "
reaped' by Cnsar's incompatible sharps
Even Colonel Bird the mirror OF the taste
and fashion of old Virginia's gallant and
Joyous day, would discard his crowd o.
vslets and 60 to the barber's shop when h
wished TO indulge in the luxury Of a smooIi
shave.
The Coone! determined to enquire into
the mystery Of these su perior sharps, an,
said, 'C@sar, you old william, surely tn
devil must strop your rszors for you o
how do you acquire such an edge? Her
am importing year after year strops 0
great price and celebrity, my rascas ar
continually stropping, and yet we canAo
raise an edge comparable TO yours. Here
. guinea come show me your strop.' Th
nyserous barber took the gold,eyed it wit
great complacency, pouched it, and the
displaying his ivory from ear to ear oh
served. We'll, massa Bird, do You SEN
home for s,rop, hey, and still Casar's ra
zoI's beat al ! he, he, he. See here mas
|'a,' and going 10 box, he produced a
aid bridfe rein nailed 10 a piece of ,oooo
The as'onIsbgd Colonel cried, what ,h
iev! is ibis Caesar. A the boys say, sur
on are pokng fun at me-" TO whic
The barber OF the ancient regime, making
bow, that for grace and dignity would nc
have shamed the vice Royal Court ,sel
aid his hand upon his heart and remarked
Pom my hunor, da! ia all my siroP
hen eon,iRued, but mind masa Bird,
must be old plough bride rem, de nor
S,Ceat and dust de better
Colonel Bird took The hint. He cease
MS importation OF foreign s,rops, while hi
vast estimate furnished grea. choice of tn
domestic maleria;a ;and sflen would he rea,
10 his visters at Westoser the story of h
famed old Barber Of Williamsburg, and lh
discovery Of The .Hogic .Strop.
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@~-zz1..szzesgH

A HEART.-What curious thing :
heart is; ain't it, yong lsdyl There il
as much difference in hearts as in faces
A womsn'S heart is sacred thing, and
OF purity. How pround man ough
10 be, 10 have il placed in his Keeping
TO have pretty girl love him so wei
that she will give il to him, and tel
him that she loves hlm more than any
Other. Isn't it curioue ladesa w,
might say Of a heart as the old woma,
did OF the first rabbit she every saw
LA, how very funny it is'-Kuicktr
booker.
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II is IN MEMORY.
BY J. r. cARPEATER.

II is memory stealing DER me
That sweet dream of olden time,
Vanished scenes appear before me,
Now hear some olden ryme;
Pleasant songs and happy faces,
All that youth and fancy traces.
All those well remem Sered faces
Smile for ne;
All that once appeared before me,
Sweet drGams of youth ye still restore me
In memory.
Ii is in memoIy--how together
With my little friends sltsyed,
Life was then all sunny weather.
Laughter then sweet music made;
But though all those days are over
When, a lhoughtless, happy rover,
Sporlivo l--amis the clover
WANDERED tree
All that once appeared before me,
swes, dreams of youth ye still restore me
" In memory
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT
opposite Sr. PAuL's CmuRcH, MAtN.sr
TERMS:

The COL UNBIA DEMOCRATmiR be
PnbhShed eUery Saturday morning-, al
IWO DOLLARS psr ann,,m payable
hoI yearly IN adU01ce, or Isco Dollars
fYiy CenfS,Jnotpaid wihin the yeu
NO subscription miN be taken for a shorie
period than sac months:nor any diScoa.
hnudnce peraitfed,matH all arrearogcs
are discharged.
8DPER TJSE1LE Ms n OF eTceeding q
sq'tare wiH be conspicuously inserted a
One DoHdrJor The FIRST three insertions
md 1~enfy;fUe cents for euery subse
qncnt Insertion. b7".A liberal diScOun
mgde 10 those who a'ivertise By the geG,
LEIVERS addressed on business ma
be posi- paid.
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2.l,...Es=.gra. 2z1.s.gs.zssEs=.gra.

II Good Rasmer. An aneodoe was re.
iaIed TO US lately by an eyewitness of the
ready vii OF an unsophisiica,ed son of the
green Isle A case was trying before one
al The judges Of our city Courl in which
draymoa. legitimate son of Erin, vas
called 10 testliJ a limb Of The law who
prded himself on his dexierily in Terp!ex-
ing the witnesses, commetced his examine
non with Pray, Sir, are you 49,
ar 'hdirec'y interested in the termination of
Mis- SUM- No, bi, sir. Will YOU NOT
gain anything in case Of is determination
IN favor OF the PLAINTIFF Gain any thing?
By my sowl, III rather lose than gain anv
Thing! 'Ah ha!' says the wise ore with y
'ignlfssnt look, $50 you will rather lose
han gain by il. Pray how may you loss
Nv il'' By standing iere answering cues
'on', while my horse and dysy stand idle
N the street!
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-04-27

A western editor says, that not until
his dying day mot even will be give up
the great principles lol which he is con
tending This chap holds on about a.
'enaciously as did the negro who fought
The lrishmOn in Philadelphia.
'Ye black vagabond,' ssid Paddy.
hould ur and hoIIer enutI. I'll hahr
ill die
so viii l, surg cut ,he negro; Il al.
Ways dose, hossn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
IL N vs. y G. III 81 % r.


VIE subscriber proposes 10 establish Law School
n IN the town OF l.yncbbnrg. to commence IN the
-uh day OF November next, aud continue until the Doth
day ol August le15 comprising session OF six months
exclusive OF an nermssion during the spring terms Of
the superior courts OF his circuit.
The students will be required to read the text books
regularly, aud upon The portions read to undergo period
teal examinations. These VIII be frequent much in
detail, and conducted the plan of question and an
sWer, mode OF instruction generally adopted aud II is
believed best calculated to impress the subject Of his
studies upon the mind oi the student Daring the ex
amnaans there will be delivered such lectures and ex
Illnailons as may be deemed necessary.
The text bauks WILDE: Chlys Blackstone, Tuck
ers Commentaries, IomaX' 5 Digest. Lomax on ENern-
ior' ne Sarhla Un Evidence Gritty and Steven ON
Pleading.
In connection with the Law School and in flrihcrance
ol It's object, II is prupnsed also To establish MOOT
COURT To be held periodically during the course in
which all the students. no sufficiently advanced
will be expected TO practise lis design will be 10 i'm
rari 10 The student, acquaintance with the practice
OF the Law IN the several courts of this commnnw wealth
While he is IS acquiring knowledge of its principles
Terms, So payable in advance. Letters addressed
to the Undersigned at ynchbura. seeking other paricu
lars IN relation TO the schonl will receive prompt atlen
ton. DANIEL, A WI SON
Aug5 wis
Ca-rhe Richmond Wing s Enquirer will please in.
sert weekly till stopped
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14

between tho Dshops and people Oh slda aud The \
rner, ans on the nhrr On ssuni ui the nprepef pro-
ee.dings Of the latter IN sltd towp. Ihis lei to
Of the zealous and Shepherds With The "a
pnal sheep and they closed up and disianded The a'a
.etnJs which the Americans had established Ia ofafi.n-
ah. We have written IN fhrIn hitter that moreover.
The school sh uld rrnsn cusej and that the Americans
shsuld be sent away from there
The above letter communicated 10 us ifom
respons nile source IN T. .amer.
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| SEAL. ]
WHO'D
Oct. 81
's'sssSE' SAFE.


4 CITING under the provisions Of deed of trust
y ecn'ed by DIR. HoAe Davies, bearing date the
22d day of My 1913. and OF record IN the Court Of Illus
tlngs far the corporation Of lynchburg, will SELL by
way OF public auction, Tuesday the 3rd ol December
1874. al the Drug Store of said Davies in Lynchhurg
his entire Stock of Gopds, consisting Of Drugs, MedI
cnrs of all kinds, Spices Teas Soaps. Perfumes, Oils
Paints, Narnish, Dye StL Liquors of all kinds and Of
the very best qualify, such brandy, Winr Sc. sc.
Alsn, Guns, Pistols, Surgeons Instruments, Cigars,
Chewing Tobacco, snuff. Brushes. Sc, &C. together
with many other articles usually kept in an Apohecary
establishment. The sale will be continued from day to
day Sundays excepted) unil all the property disI-
sed u The attention Of Merchants, Physicians and
others is specially invited 10 the lar1e simk of Med
cnes and other goods hand and which must necessar
ly be sud.
Persons wishing to purchase examine before the
day OF sale, have the opportunity o doing So as the
stock will bs sold at retail until that time.
Terms Of sale-Cash for all sums of or under 500:
six months creditor all sums s 20 and under 500;
and II months credit on all over $50 he prrrha
ser IN each case giving negotiable notes satisfactorily en-
dursed. DAVID f. SPENCE Trust
Oct 81 w,3D