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Y VI SMITH IN w, rhlps-N W, Camp
Editors
Wa propose sauing rom tho office q
- , onihcrn hsfwmsr. u weekly joufna
i hgfcullufr, bIrtalufe, aud Usnefn
Intelligence, 40 sodNns one thousand sub
rdhcfs are obtained We sub,un bfiel
The plan OF Tho new work.
The Agricultural Department will con
ia accounts q agricultural experiments;
trIcllturul discoveries. correspondence
'rtpes. general hints on domestic e. ono
~ and stuii.lics OF useful reference, --
his department will receive the undlvr
I'D attention Of Dr.. NJ. w. Philips, d
iracllcuI planter, aided Ivy numerous sue
esstul aud experienced planters IN thr
uuthwrslern satos; aud will generally
ccupy about ono half Of tho entire pa.
ter.
The Literary Department will contain
articles Of Original Literature, consisting
reviews, poems, and scientific aud 1T
rnry lectu res of stale inslirniens, &c
Under tho head Of Selected Literature,
vii be found tales, Sketches, Gems OF
Thought, SC. And under The head OF
Miscellany, may he found Anecdotes, STA
is'lcs. Collegiate Records, and Cores
,uCdence. The item oI Intelligence will
'onjain Foreign and Domestic News; no.
ices of the Religions world; Masonic
rnd OJd.Felows, aud Temperance So
rielIes. This Depart ment will be under
The control Of WIN. NJ. SmYlh and Doctor
u w. Camp.
No articles OF any particular political
oias OF sectarian influence, will ever find
a place in this journal. The public may
rest assured that it shall be the chief ann
~ The editors to make tho Mississippi
Cuihrat0r and Southern Pearl, emphdlI.
caIy, an Agricultural and Family paper,
Ia which no politician or professor oil re
ilgion eau take any exception. We ask
intelligent people, Sha II such publ.
cation in Mississippi succeed?
TERMS:-FheA mississippi CuIrivator,
and The Southern Pearl, will lie published
weekly. aud aft ,rded To Subscribers ut the
low price Of ;hrec dollars, payable always
IN advance II will ne printed on sheet
OF fine white paper, Of a better quality
than rhat now used by the Relnrmrr, aud
on "A beautiful new BREWER aud nonpareiI
type. procured expressly for the work.
l. will be OF twelve farse quNrto pages
making six hundred aud twenty four pa.
GEES at the end of III" year, and contain
more reading matter than the ReIorner.
The work will be occasionally illus
rated by engravings of stock, agricul'
rural implements, &c. II the work does
NOT prove the best, neatesl in typography,
us we'll as mos, comprehensive agricul.
,ural paper ever published in the south
western states. the fault shall not resi-
with the proprie,ors and editors.
u A specimen number will be published the
first of November next, il the materials arrive
i'll time.
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or all the remedies ever discovered
for the safe, certain, and effertna cure
OF the Aane ann Fever, or ChilIs and
Fever, none have more mpriied and re-
ceIved the appreciation of tho public
than these Pills. Upwards Of Eighty
Thousand Boxes have been sold in ONLY
SIX States, within the list twelve months
and over twenty thousand OF these in The
stale of Alabama alone. The Proprietor
mas never known n single instance where
these pills have failed 10 cure the Chills
a"C Se"er, where they have been used
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udedy aeaafiiaf 10 lhe directions aeoou
nnying them O1g b1s Of ihsis Plli.
Generally suiiiteut 10 e1fs iwp comm
a'ea nj chin, apl Fever Judging ifu
hp'r fcfs, iha Proprietor hti The TO-
satisfactory feaspot lpf suppo'lnR w.
tpwafd. u uaJ hundred thousand pffsH
tive bepn estufrd from siekues ~ l,pbI
" using this nnWflpnl medicine, n.
Hdi. i0u. IN the brof space VI twrit
Months lidaal, ~ language can d
Hfbr, nu lougue can rspfesi. uni :
nn can unfifnY the vast amount o. anL
zee. und sudsf,ng which ttoss pIl' hp,
.eIicyej, anI the iiy apl gtaIiiuia e
hpse WIN have Jgsn restored ~ heal
~ using them
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PROSPECT or TIE
STAR OF TEMpERANcI

STAR OF TEMPERANC
| X WEEKLY family newspaper, d,
| ~ voted to the promotion III TEMP
lance, EDUCATION, LITERATURE, AGRIcU
rUhE, and institutions OF lmprovrmeu
generally, II New Orleans, Louisian
'uj The Southwest, is ubished in tn
ciry, [ sw Orieans,) M the low price
NO dollars aud fifty ce nIs per annun, il
variabIy in advance; printed IN quart
orm, Oh tine paper aud clear type.
The lime has arrived when such pa
per is lmperousIy demanded BY the p.
cuIur eSlgencles OF reform and lnprOv,
men' in The Soulh.Wes, aud we are d,
ermned To make 4 bold and vigorous el
fort o meet the demand.
The paper will ADVOCATE, with msder,
llon aud Iberality, but with t@nnrss All,
decision, The pure and lofty principle u
Total abstinence from all intoxicating
drinks, in health; complete an,
radical reform IN our system OF Etucu
ton, or rather, it will urge the establish
ment oi thor ugh one in the Library
and Agricultural! Societies, and all enter
prlses public or private, calculated 10 ell.
evaie, enIlghttn and stimulate The grea'
mass OF mind throughout our section u
section Than which, there Is
none richer or moro advantageousIy anu
salubrlously situated Tor the deveope
nenl oil its wealth, on the face OF The
globe.
II will labor To kinde love for The re,
fined, the useful and neither pains nor
expense will be spared TO render it ali
that the friends of the cause, in which il
is embarked, could desire; alike The ad
"ocale of great and practical principle
OF Temperance, Morals, and Improve
menr, and the social and attractive com
panl"n Of the parIor and family circle -
On the one hanI it will avoid the desttuc.
live Charybdis Of being confined exclu.
s'veIy to one subject, and the fatal Scyla
"f attempting to grasp every thing on the
other.
Wills. drawing, whenever i, may
think proper, upon the exhaustless and
ennobing principles Of Christianity--as
such, it will carefully shsn sec,arian 70.
l'gions, as well asparty politics.
With this exposition Of the course we
intend to pursue. the appeal TO the friends
OF the cause is made.
ANDREW DAILY.
New Orleans, Feb, 1916,
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TEsrtNuStALs

Liybtsl1n, Ala July 7, 1919
Dr.. { + llutLi Dear Sir The ~
.wsrs Of your Fever aud tgue Pills H.
Nilhus lnu July, ware soil out Ia n r.
nonth', aud frequent Gale were made Il
more which 80 roWl no. supply, aud "
would add ~ testimony ~ their ttyu
hat 81 tar ss uUr knowledge extend
hey nyarlnbly answered. the purpa.
ully for which they are Designed. W
have also sold about Two hundred an
dty boyo' n your Cough aud Worm l.
1enges, aud they are highly approved.
Respectfully. YOURS.
X +. HOUSTON & CO,
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M Rs, TlLLorgoN has iu' rsc.l
w we'd rev supply u UAND
PtRE, consisting spf Dm~ing Knives,
tup and Pocket Knives, Chi.el', Aueon
tllln.' Nae. md llalehets, Plies ls.ps
ais, eppde. and sbCvda, Diichinp Bho
10, Hoes, facs Chains, Iron Squares
ugs'hef with many other atiiclcs q
wfjwhfs March T.
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|E13d3 Pill S:
M. 4 pNnLnN NLENNINN,

AlAls \ I y tiDi1 bLtlA1s'l W.
TIESE PILLS have log beer
known and appreciated for their tx
traordnnry aud immcda'e power. Of re-
storing perfect health to persons suffering
under nearly every kin OF disease te
which the human frame is liable.
They are particularly recommended
10 all those persons VII are aill c'ed with
any kind OF chronic or lingering con
plaint. rs there il no med cine before the
public which has so natural ana happy
effect upon The system in correcting The
stomach and liver, and to the formation at
healthy chye, and thereby purifying thr
blood
They are acknowledged by the hun
dredS aud thousands who are using them,
to he moi only The most mud aud plea
SAINT in their operation, but the most per
feclIy innocent. safe, aud efficient med
cine ever offered 10 the public. Those
who once make trial OF these pills.
never aIterward feel willing TO be with
out them, and call again aud again Tor
more, which is sufficient proof OF he ir
good qualities.
HEADACHE Sick or Nervous Those
who have suffered and are weary nI sui
fering with this Distressing complaint,
will find Speacer'S Vegetable Pills a rem
edy al once certain and immediate in lis
effects. One single dose OF the pills IN
ken as soon as he headache 10 isIt CO
ming on, will cure it in cue bali hou
entirely.
As remedy in Summer and Bswel
Complaints they display their. wonderful
powers 10 admiration, and are lar supe
rlor to anything in wee for these csm
plants.
In Dyspepsia and Liver ComplGimssl
they stand unrivaIIed. Many have been
cured in few weeks, after having suffer
ed under the dreadful complaint for
years.
In Habi'SGl costivsnsss they are dcci.
dedly superior to any vegetable pill ever
brought before the public; and one e5I
cent box will establish their surprising
virtues, and place them beyond the reach
Of doubt in The estimation OF every indl.
viduai.
They are Invaluable in nervous and
ypochondriacal affections, loss of appc.
lite, and all complaints TO which females
alone are subject.
They are mild in their action, and con
Vey almost immediate convection OF their
utility from the first dose. They may he
taken by persons Of any age; aud The
feeble, the inhrm, the nervous. and deli.
cate ale strengthened by theif operation,
because lhey clear The sys EN- OF bad hu.
more, quiet nervous irIitabilny, aud inva.
riably produce sound health.
Upwards oi three hundred and seventy
thousand boxes of these neslmabIe Pills
have been sold in the last twelve months
in three States alone, aud more than
three times the same quantity in other
States.
As an anti bilious medicine, no family
shoul I be without them. A single trial
OF them is more satisfactory than II thou
sand certificates,
61~A fresh supply Of these justly eel.
ebraIed Pills, just received aud tor sale
in Liberty, By VIM. MskOWEN and ].
BILLIARD, Agents
DR., Spencer's Pills are a so for sale bv
an appointed agent ~ all The tnwas, vii.
lagos, and at the plinc pal country stores
in the Southern aud Western States.
Price 25 cents per box wth luIl dlrec-
tons.
Sold in Narchez by McGRAW and
FOX, Druggists. may "a, l9m6
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STArE OF MISSISSIPPI.

Amite County, 8. s.
To all persons interested in thc reai Es
ta'e IF Jam 5 MILLER, deceased
GREETING:
" GU are hereby cited TO be and per
sonalIy appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on The
forth Mo'day IF October. l845.
ard show cause, il any you can, why
the same should not be ordered TO BIZ sold
to-wit.
The south east quarter Of section mum
her twenty 6ve. in township one. o! range
five eaSt--and :he west half OF the nnr;t
west quarter of section number ,hirt,
one, IN township ono, Of range six east
aud the south west quarter of the snutl
west quarter of section number thirty, il
township one. of range SIX east, contain
rrg IN all Two hun !red aud seventy ont
8 $4,000 hs acres, subject to sale ii,
Washington, Mississippi. Said IanG4 "
ing aud berg situate IN the county OF
Amite and STATE aforesaid.
Ii is further ordered by the court shat
this citarlon be published IN tia Liberty
Advocate and Wonivlll" Republican, for
the time prescribed b law.
>ks.t.,. WITNESS The Honorable
:NNN. John Walker, Judge of The Pro
:SSSNS hare Court OF Amite county
49, at The Court House thereof, ON
WV The Fourth Monday Of July
A, d, one Thousand eight hundred and
torly-hvc.
Issued this 30rh Jolly, l845.
S. R. DAVIS, CHI,
BY 3. Wade Smith, Dep'y elk.
Aug. 2, l845. sew6
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ELYroN, JEFFERSON Co. Ala, Feb. 5, 843
This is 10 certify, that was appointed
last April, an Agent for the SAFE Of Dr.
IlulPs Vegetable Fever and A9ue and IN
II-irver Pills; since which time ! have
sold about forty boxes. In not single
'nsssAes, to my knowledge, have they tar'
ed 10 evso ChIlis aud Fever, when used
according to directions. Since became
an Agent for the Pills, have hid twelve
or fifteen different cases of ChiIs aud
Fever in my family, and HuII's Pills
have cured every case.
Price 81. per Box With full directions.
Qp Sold in Liberty by WIN McKOW-
AN and J. BALLARD, Agents.
Also sold in Nalchez, by McGR wv
and FOX, Druggists. may "a. l9m6
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March -. l845.
NE w GOOD 81!

N L w GOODS!!
lust RECEIVED a large and fresh
- supply of Spring and Summer DRY
GOODS, consisting OF luSlins, Ba!zu.
rines, &c, NC, together with fine as.
sorlmen1 OF LEGHORN BONNETS.
Also,
A large and we'll selected stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING. consisting, in part,
of Fine Broadcl nh Coats and PanrA.
looms, extra fine black satin Vests, and
a good assortment Of BOOTS AND
SHOES.
Also,
large supply Of LOWELLS AND
DOMESTlCS, which will sell at the
approximately low price Of ten cents
per yard. Also, good assortment OF
CROCKERY WARE, Also, Sugar. COT
ee, and Flour, at retail. Store next to
he brick building occudied by +. w.
Hitchcock L. Co.
JACOB HALFEN.
Feb. %, 1895 Sims
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A n assortmen, Of tin ware, cotton
IA AIDES aud summer goods. table cut.
Iery, Penl'rnriary Lowell, fine bIeuchcd
domestic. Me;ino coats aud pants, linen
pants, vests n:w syle, black cassmer re-
hats. Just received and for sale bv
HITCHCOCK g. CARNEY.
Liberty, juno ~, 1916. is
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. lar
NJ ETTERS Of Administrator "a "a "a
been granted to the undsrSls"' a.
the estate Of Harvey NJ. law Il,
ceased, al the April Term, 1870, all
Probate Court Of Amite coun', ,.,sv
persons having claims against sa aalr Az
are required TO present them u"s.,cytibsi
thenticated within the time .,sd..
by law. or they will be forever o., .rs u
and those indebted 20 the sams
CURED to make immediate pAy,mSTpar
Adniuistrs!of.;
MGv ., Ie4S.
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"Prors oil Hiap,, AMI hoh fast 70 thai
mitrt IS od F"
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A LARGE and we'll selected stock of
"A Ladies' 81 NNE S, c, insisting of
fine L"gho!n, CoIored Muslin, AMI Supe.
rior Black Bombazine Bonnets. Just re
ceived by JACOB HALFEN.
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DAGGING ami Rope, will be furnish
I'D ed our customers at city prices
with freight only added
HITCHCOCK g. BARNEY.
may II, 1915 II
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The following cerufcato was given l.,
three highly Respectable Planters, nen
Fife Post Office, Ta'Iad"Ea Co. Ala
one Of whom had twelve boxes Of III,
| Pits in his own family.
his is to certify that we have uSer
Dr. tIuII's Fever and Ague Pills in GU
families in several eases of Fever am
IChllls aud Fever; and their administrator
has been attended with complete success
In no case have they failed 10 have the de
sired fleet when used according 10 direc
tons. We think they are good Pill
aud would cheertuIIy recommend them re
all persons subject to Fever, and Chill,
aud Fever.
Given under or hands,
Feb 9, l843, JAMES BAGLEY.
May 3, JAMES MON rGONERY
June 20, HARRIS TAYLOR.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
ETTERS Tes'amenary having been
0 granted TO The Undersigned a, the
March Term. le45, Of the Probate Court
"t Amte County, on The estate of Alex
ander Martin deceased All persons in.
dehted to sale estate are required 10 make
immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present
them, duly authenticated within The time
prescribed by law or they will By forever
barred.
WILLIAM MAR TIN,
Executor.
March %, l845. avs
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NOTICE
A T the September Term, OF the Pro.
IN bate Courl OF Amire County. to be
holden on The fourth Monday OF Sep.em.
Der, l845, | iii present my accoun; as
Executor of George W. Raborn, deceas
ed, for final Settlemsn' and allowance,
HENRY RABORN,
Executor.
August ., NS1o' 2SW3
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TNnE cop,t'asfship heretofore &c
sting between lanes bumakt
WI II II lydaf ani lane, v Stately,
snlsf tho nAms NJ lan-s Eghtuks \
c., IN carrying On lhs atram WI nra'
Liberty, u h,fehv dis,lvrl Nv mutual
consent Tho said Eubints n SMILEY
are charged with tho payment NJ NJ
dsbs ~ said 6fm ani esc'u'iysly vii
the collection ~ aIl claln, lItsiil lfm
JANEg EUBNNkl
WV n n RYDER,
iNNE5 " SMILEY
July 10. loIs rows
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NO CURE-ND PAY!
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TNRNCE Chains. Werdios llor', C1l
ar, an1 HIN BrilIrs lnr ste by
HITCHCOCK a. HiRNEY
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-18

Gross OUTRAGE.-Our country has lately
been the theatre of most daring intraction of law
and justice, by citizens of neighboring
state, assisted by others residing in the county Of
Franklin. Mrs. Maddocks, about two years since,
removed to this county from Maryland, having in
her possession negro woman and her children
who had been bequeathed to her by her deceased
husband. Shortly after her removal here, she
executed deed of manumisson giving liberty to
the whole family.
At her death, fhe individual to whom the pro-
perty of her deceased husband reverted, it APP
pears, laid claim to the slaves whom she had
manumitted; and, taking advantage of their pre-
sent supposed defenceless condition, he, aided by
party of bad and reckless citizens from an ad-
Joining county in Maryland, and also, we are
told, from Franklin county, two or three weeks
since, in the dead OF night, approached the house
where dwelt the unsuspectlng Victims seized the
mother and two children, gagged Them placed
them in a covered wagon, and made their escape
into Maryland, before any measures could be used
to arrest their progress.
The poor helpless victims, no doubt, ere this
have been hopelessly merged in the mass of hu-
man slavery scattered over the South. This
gross outrage has occasioneda general expression
of indignant feeling from our community Get
tysburg Penn. Sentinel.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-18
For the Spv.
LEICESTER ACADEMY P'

The annual exhibition of the Students of Leicester
Academy was held in the Rev. Doctor Nelson's Meet
inghouse the 10Th instant
The exercises of The day introduced by an Ad-
dress from The Hon. Thomas Kinnicuu of Worcester
His subject was, The Literature of America The
Americans, as he remarked are a reading people and
their character, for good or evil will be greatly nfu
enced by what they read. Hence he inferred The i'm
portance OF a National Literature, a Literature which
will do honor TO the naton make the people wise intel
lgent moral and religious and, necessary conse-
quence, happy
Such Literature, he observed, is demanded even b,-
present population, and when the TACT that il IN
creases with unexampled rapidly Is taken into consid-
Grafton. such Literature becomes daily more and more
necessary. 10 effect this great object lie urged the
necessity and Importance OF our having class of men
devoted to Literature a profession who he said Il
able and faithful would be amply rewarded He then
dwet with much force and ability upon the great re-
sponslbly OF all who write for the public OF their obi
cations to be guided by strict regard TO truth and TO
ncucae sound and CORE CT principles but never to de-
grade themselves by hcenlious publications, because
more pleasing TO large portion of the people, than
those when mcucae TRUTH and sound principles
Tins Is but mere outline of the discourse which was
characterized by chase and vigorous st,le. and
manly independence OF mind aud thought
The exercises OF The Students then commenced and
consisted OF Essays. original and selected, and of two
selected and amusing PLAYS which were well performed
The original essays did credit the writer's considering
their YOUTH but their great fault was too much diuse.
ness, which tried, little much The patience of the
audience Several OF the speakers exhibited evidence
of talents. which well and perSevernely cultivated
will ensure them professional men, or S ates-
men Indeed all the performances did credit, as well
10 the students their instructors.
Leicester Academy was Incorporated in March 1884.
and has receiveda liberal share OF public patron.
age; and although the present large and connodious
building, which was erected and finished in 1883 at an
expense OF over ten thousand dollars reduced their
funds too much, yet the liberal legacy of six thousand
dollars lately bequeahed 10 them by the late Hon. Dan
lel Waldo, will be amply sufficient to enable the Trus-
tees for the present. at least TO preserve the high char
acer OF the Institution, which it has hitherto sustained
FRIEND TO THE INSTITUTION.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-08-18
DREADFUL STEAMBOAT DISASTER
SEVERAL LIVES LOST.

The Western mail of Saturday brought us the
particulars of a dreadful disaster on Lake Erie on
Tuesday last, caused by the Canadian steamers
Kent and London coming in contact below Point
au Pellea. A correspondent of the Detroit Ad-
vertiser writes:
For some minutes we supposed we had broken
the machinery OF the London and were going to
the bottom; and were only relieved from the an
prehenslon OF a watery grave by the sight of the
Kent rapidly sinking at our hows. Every effort
was made to save her passengers, and all who
were III sight were saved, several of those from
the cabin being transferred to our boat without
even their clothes. But sad to saw a number
were lost, being unable to gain the upper deck in
time Among these we reckon
Rev James E. Quaw, Redlord, Michigan
Mr. Chauncy Osborn, Genesee, NY
Mr. Seth Deming, Berlin, CT
Master Bruce Deming, Galena, w. T.
James Lowden, Ypsiland, Michigan
Two young ladies and boy from near Ypsilan-
ii, names unknown.
All the officers and hands of the boat ands7O
passengers, including 10 children. were saved
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser saws g II
is feared more names will hereafter be added ia
the list OF the missing The lights of the Kent
were seen and recognized approaching six miles
OIL, yet strange to say no efforts were made to
avoid the collision until it was too late.
Both boats kept on their course until within a
short distance of each other, when the Kent sud
denly sheared across the bow of the London. al
though the engine of the latter was stopped, was
struck with immense force, on the starboard side
a little forward the whee-house Immediately
she began to settle down and finally sunk in ter
tathoms water, some ten miles from shore. So
sudden was the shock that scarcely any of those
on board the Kent were able to secure their lug
gage, all went down with the boat