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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-03-08

ANDERSON'S COU II DROPS, THE MOST
VALUABLE MEDICINE EVER PREPAREL
FOR COUGHS AND CONSUMPTlONS.
ENACH large Bottle of this Medicine contains
~ about forty doses, which proves them tc
be a cheap Medicine, consid ring their virtue:-
CERTIFICATES,
gentleman of Charleston was severely
afflicted with an Asthma six years and for the
asst six months, his death was daily expected
when to the great surprise of every one, on ia
King bottle of these Drops, his health was per.
tectly restored.
gentleman by the name of Enoch wiley, Of
Litchield, sixty years of age, was perfectly
cured OF an Asthma with two bottles.
This is to Certify, that [ have made use Of
Anderson's Cough Drops in my practice, for two
years past, and find them to be a very usefu
Medicine for Coughs and Complaints of the
Lungs. ABRAHAM DELAMATER, Phys
Rhneheck, Clutches county Sep. Is, SIS
From the acquaintance have had orthe above
described Drops, think them be very userI
5lcdicne. CYRENUS CROSBY, PHYS
Poughkeepsie, June 81, 1918.
Price 373 cents phal, for sale in Liberty BY
MekOwen 81 Ballard.
Liberty, Nj 10
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A Certain and eftctual cure for Ague
"a and Fever; aIsoG used success
fully in the treatment Of Bilious Fever,
Nausea, General Debility, Nervous
Weakness.
The most fattering recommendations
OF this medicine have been received from
many eminent Physicians and others who
have used them. Sold on terms no cure
no pay, by p. II. McGraw, and VIM: IT,
Fox, Agents, Natchez nj. Also by Bal
Iardand McKowen, Liberty Miss.
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Sqslsa; d! EssEAall Is3I IS

4 K. HUNS Cough Lozengrs are now
4 y rapidly supersedng every other
in The relief of coughs, colds,
asthma, whooPHg cough, lighlness of the
chest, and all pulmonary complaints
leading to Consumption and DEATH
Price 25 cents per box with full direction.
?. II. McGRAw and VIM. II. Fox Agents.
No;chez, Nj. Also by BALLARD and
Liberty, nj. II
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AMiff COUNTY, NJ ~
! 10 MI pfrsoHs INTERESTED m Ne Reaf rs
mr NJ WiltiAn IoSts, dccfaici -
UuntuNoj
NOU arc hereby cited 10 be and pof.
sonally appear before tho Probate
Count Of said County,
! On me- Fourth Monday ~ FslHrwV p fti,
land show cnuse, n uuy you can, Bly The
same rtuu.t not to ordered 70 30 sold,
lo el,--So much OF lot number four, in
squire number ten, Of The Town OF Lib
lery beglnningat tho north east corner
OF said lot, running south with broad
street 10 n stake opposite 10 the north cast
corner Of the store house Of Robinson
and Mcknight, occupying the full front
con broad street, The space from said store
house, north belonging 10 said lot, thence
west across said lot to ho western bound
airy line Of snid lot 10 stake, thence
north to The north west corner of said lot,
and thence east to the place Of beginning
-AAIso, twoihlrds of the south west quar-
td> of section number four, in township
number TWO, of range number four, east
Also, DO acres in the north east corner
of the south east quarter OF section mum
Der four, in township Dumber two, Of
range number four, east, and one eight
acre lot sold by W. Baker to William
Jones, described as follows, beginning all
he north west corner of the south east
quarter Of section number four, in town.
ship number two, Of range number four,
east, thence running south 10 a point
where the boundary line Of certain two
acre tract granted by r. Montgomery,to
he tx Of j. NJ. Clark and II. Davis /
which boundary intersec;s the eastern
of the lands OF said Jones,
deceased, thence running an eastern
'ourse to the road, leading from Lib.
erly 10 the place owned by J. r. Brown,
hence running northernly with said road
o the northern boundary OF said quarter
section, thence westernly 10 the place of
'eginning said lands, lying and being
n the County and State aforesaid.
It's further ordered by the Court that
his citation he published in the Liberty
Id~cate and WoodviIIo Republican,, for
he time prescribed by law
A,,A, WITNESS the Honorable
.;sS5SssN+ JoHN WALHER, Judge of the
"a SSas Probate Court Of said Coun-
5sS> ty, at the Court House there.
TN" OF on the Fourth Monday of
november, A. d., One Thousand Eight
hundred and forty.Iour.
Issued this Goth day Of Nov. 1914.
S. r. DAVIS, Crk.
By B, w. Smith, Dep CI'k.
November 80, 1874. 39w6
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Mamon, Perry co. (AIa.) June 8, l843.
A. SPENCER, NJ. D.

MaMon, Perry CO. (Ala.) June 8, 1843.
A. SPENCER, NJ. D.
. DEAR SlR-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,
Motialt's and other similar Pills, which
we're we'll known here; but from the tes-
OF he efficacy of your Pills in
bilious diseases, sick headach, dyspep-
STA, bowel complaints, &c. &c, it was
not long before some were induced 10
make trial of them. They were at once
found TO BE just what they proposed to be;
an d from that day to this, their popuIarl-
ty has been rapidly increasing. have
sold during the last few months three
hundred aud twenty boxes. You may
calculate upon large sale of them du'
rung the coming season. | wish you to
send me six hundred boxes as soon as
Send them to The firm OF |. T..
D Ibose & Co, Yours, Ii. +. GOLDEN.
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0AkEY q HAwKINS
COTTON FACTORS
mud ANc
:, CONFUSION MERCHANT,
No II, Canal Street, New az,

WHEY most respectfully inform !.
n frloods, that they continue n. /, ' =
wardlng and Commission Business c.s W
10 which will be devoted ali lbo''' a. al'
and attention. "N'' 0I0'
Their planting friends may be o,,n,,,
That the interests Of planters in co'.
pondence with them, will be scruv .S,s
attended TO; tina, supplies can be- oly a
hod from them Of Bagglng, Rome n ,
as may be required, and always a, ~ 4,
lowest prices, as they invariably % N.Y.
chase for cash. wv
August n, 1914 94mr
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DONNELLA & RUDD
Tompkins' Bluff Sumpter County,
Alabama, January 4,1843.

Tompkins' Bluff Sumpter County,
Alabama, January 4, 1843.
DR., a. SPENCER;
DEAR SRI wish you to forward me
large supply Of your Pills; don't think
three hundred boxes too large quantity
to send. sold one hundred and sixty
boxes in the Iast six months; ihey are the
most popular Pill in This place. For
bilious complaints, sick headache, dys-
PePsla, and such like diseases, thew are
considered almost an in(aIl;ble remedv.--
have been agept Tor DR.. Peters Pill
and formerly sold large amount yearly.
But | now sell three dozen Of your Pills
10 one of his. MY customers think them
superior to Peters or any other Pills.
Respectfully yours, o. C. KELSEY
Price 25 cents per box. with all direc-
tons. For sale by p. Ii. McGRAw and
W. II. Fox, Agents, Natchez Mi. Also
by McKowEN and BALLARD, Liberty MI.
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THNllls undersigned having boon ap
pointed Commissioners 10 receive
tHd audit claims against lhe estate Of l,o
roy Wnfnofb, dctl(fepostel i0solycni)hy
ho Probate C0ut NJ Amllo county, Mis-
sissippI nj che January Term, lBlb, viii
rect Mt l,a Court House, 10 the town Of
ldbofly fpf lbnt purpose, Oh The lifsl
Ia zach mouth, for the ca.
suing siS months ..........
T. s., RUSSELL,
bartlett ". SMITH,
Commissioners,
February I, l0i5 i0m6
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GRAY'S INVALUABLE PATENT ONT.
NENT

GRAY'S INVALUABLE PATENT ONT.
NENT,
For the cure Of White Swellings, Scrofulous and
ether Tumors, Ulcers, Sore Legs, old and
fresh Wounds, Sprans, and Bruises, Swellinus
and Intlamations, Scad Head, Womcn's Sore
Breasts, Rheumatic Pains, letters, Eruptions,
ChilbIans, Whtiows, BIes, Piles, Corns,
Snake Bite, Spider Bite, Bite of Mad Dogs,
and cases of the rising of Hip Joint, or exter-
MAJ diseases generally.
FsNO show the great value which is placed in
the above celebrated preparation, the fol
lowing certificates have been voluntarily sent
to the subscribcr-among the subscribers to these
certificates are several practising physicians
LOUISVILLE, WINSTON co. oct. &, 1913.
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 bcncf
cial results produced by its use in others: and
.hEea pleasure in stating that since the intro
4uClion OF this ointment in this community bv
Dr. Isaac Jordan, it has been extensively used
and has given universal satisfaction. We can
Therefore .a'criully recommend it TO the public
as a safe, cheap valuable medicine.
Joseph B. McLeIland, NJ. D., George Bvram.
NJ X. Vaughan, NJ. d., Jno E. Hambett, r. 4
Gage, NJ D., j. l.Thompson, Co ty Mcdaniel
v. b. totts, NJ D., \. q. Garrigucs, John IL
Handy John w. Hudson, Sam. c. Phagan, B. R
Lewis, l.. Reese, NJ. D., John w. EucAnor, Jno
Brown JOSIAH Atkinson, 5. W. Godfreys, Robert
Height Efastus EuntIey, Fl. NJ. Manning, W. A.
Lewis, .-3. c. Cray, I. J.Hughes, NJ. D., A.
v. Caller
Certificate of DR.. Murphy-Louisvillo, Dec.
D, .:43.--llany ofmy friends and neighbors have
used Gtay's OintmCnt for various diseases for
|A.eh It IS rec omended, all of whom speak
g..r OF t. ana some report cures which to me
tt~iy remarkable; therefore feel safe in re.
ling fair trial oft.
CHAs. T. MURpHY, NJ D.
nd, Wholesale and retail, by 0, o. WOOD.
~ &N,eksburg. General Agent for Mis-.
fIcc reduced 10 One Dollar for large boxes
ad fltf .ar's 'or small boxes.
4a- Drug a.ores ofM 'KoweH s. Ballard
.-.DcE.n, Nj. 70
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A npuEDY fuRsRCHgrp DISEASES
az. sgs.svn : 80 afeaAFN5 tns&At N.eN -
Ea..EyFgtsl9il
Lk.laIS!MlS I;III.a!!N!!|.:'L

A ~ The HuHi fH'N, speedy, AM sue
" ceasfu vmroy ever discovered oI
tlaied TO the public iof The euro Of d
erHai1 disease,
70 Ia truly ldmcnluh.o hct, lhai
thousands full Victims to This hourl die
ease, owing 10 the iniudlcious treatment
Of Ignorant practitioners who doses the
system with that deujly poison, mercury
fuiu We constitution, md not unlfcq1eni.
~ sent ihc afflicted sufferer to an unlimc-
" grave.
Professor Ncsprri's pills arc purely
vegetable, ard have been used in the
French Hospitals for years, with a brill.
fancy Of success that stands p'riyalIcd.
and since their introduction into the 4.
ni'ed States they have superseded oil
other preparations in the cure Of dseas.
es for which they are recommended.
Full and explicit directions accompa.
nyng each boS-Price 81 so, For sale BY
j. II. McGraw, and VIM, II. Fox, Agents.
Naiche2, Nj. Also by Ballard and
MCkOweD, Liberty MISS.
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ADAMS RATOR'S SALE

atMINlS RAIOR'S SALE.
: \ VIRTUE Of an order Of the
~ Probate Court of Amje COUNTY,
Er--,ad on the fourth Monday of Deccm.
Der, IN the year 1914, will offer for sale
by public auction, at the door Of the
court house ~ Ami'o county,
On the Tenth day Of February neat.
1916,
on a credit Of one and Two wears,
the following ra0l estate Of William
'rr-ar, late of said county, deceas-
ed, viz.
The northwest quarter Of section mum.
DER thirteen, the south east, The north
e"S' I'D hyrth west quarters of section
nomoer iourteen--and fifty acres Of the
s.'lA east quarter Of section number
'a..'eon.-- The west half of the south
ST qua~,er Of section number eIev-
tl,---Aii in township number three,
OF range number Eve easl,-said lands
iiylHe N said county Of Amite, state oil
Mississippi.
purchasers will be required TO give
nh, Win approved security, accor,
"a 10 law, and the terms of the said
Sale.
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PLANTATION MEDICINES,

NHE SUBSCRIBERS, aware of the
importance 10 Planters and Physi
clans of having Medicines which can be
relied on as FRESH and GENUINE, have ia
ken particular care in the selection of
their stock, and from the arrangements
they have made in London, Paris and
New York, for receiving constant fresh
supplies, they will always be prepared to
furnish Planters and Physicians with
Medicines which they will guarantee of
superior quality.
SlCKLES 81 CO., Druggists,
No. "a, Magazine street,
t46m6l New Orleans.
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j d

IHNhesc pills, Wherever they hay,
been fairly tried, have established
an evincble celebration, and are daily su
Iperseding all other preparations Of medi
cine, in curing those diseases for which
they are recommended. They are re.
commended by the faculty as the best
.catharlic and aperient medicine in use
In fine, The general voice Of the commit
nifty give them the decided preference,
and from their decision there is no APP
peal,
The following is from MI. Isaac NJ.
Thomas, merchant, at TaIadega Springs,
Alabama.
TaIIadcga Springs, TalIadega Co..
Alabama, August II, 1842.
This is TO certify, that have been a
hic'ed with sick headache, dyspepsia, and
liver complaint and costiveness Tor the
last eight or nine years, during which
time bad taken, as well as | recoIIect,
about sixty boxes Of Beckwith's Pills,
twelve boxes Of Peters Pills, and num-
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, and we'll did, for | never had but
one attack OF the sick headache after
taking the Pills (now abou.
six months, and candidly confess, that
have derived more real benefit from
he use Of Spencer's Pills, than from all
he other Medicines and Pills that have
'ver taken, and would earnestly re-
commend to all, as being in my opin-
ons The best medicine in use for all lin
yering complaints. The Pills have done
he so nl%tph good, that would not feel
Wiling to be without them for five dol.
ars box and cannot but feel veryI
grateful to DR.. Spencer for having pre-
Jared such valuable medicine, and The
istribulion of il is confering a very
reat favor on the public, as it is thn5
{ the utmost importance that every
'miIy should have u supply OF DR.. Spen.
er's truly va liable Pills constantly on
and. ISAAC NJ. Thomas.
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Liberty Miss, June 90, 1914


To all whom it may concern, We will
saw that we have made fair trial Of
Or. Hul's Worm Lozenges, and Dr. Spen-
GERS Pills for the last three years, and do
think them a superior medicine and re-
commend them as an excellent family
mediscine!
DnNNRII e. DTTnn
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IOOIHACHE! TOOTHACHE!!
EAHO would be troubled with this torment.
W ing pam, when it can be cured without
Extracting the Tooth
DR.. LACOUNT'S VEGETABLE TOOTH.
ACHE ELIXIR, A CERTAIN AND IMME.
DIATE CURE.
HR LACOUNT having appointed several
~ AEentsfor the sale of his valuable DROPS,
fer the Cure OF the Toothache, can with confd.
ence recommend it as an infallable cure in all
cases, however severe, giving relief in very
few minutes, and that too without any injury to
the Teeth or Gums. 1t possesses the property
O. Cnliyening the Gums when in morbid state
and of restoring healthy and vigorous action
This Medicine acts in such manner as TO dead
en- the Gcrve oithe Tooth, which is the only
way that it can lie cfcctually cured without
extracting. The proprietor has known this
remedy tried in moro than twenty successive en-.
ses, and not fail to cure in either case. Cne
PHI al of the Drops, which cost but 80 cents, is
sufficient to cure from 5to 60 cases of Toothache
Hundreds of persons have declared that they
would not be without phial of these Drops for
twenty Dollars
Price, so cents per- hial For sale in Liberty
at the Drug Stores OF McKowen & Ballard.
Liberty, Mi 10
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Fayeite, Jefferson Co (Hi) Dec. 90, 1912.
Calrn +. Hull, NJ. D.--Dear Sir, -
We take the liberty of addressing you.
to express our gratitude for the grear
benefit our families have derived from
The use Of your Worm Lozenges we do
most sincerely believe them to be by far
the most excellent and successful vermi-
luge with which we were ever acquaint.
ed. Simon Guilmanot, Charles II. 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.
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SICKLES & CO.,
"a, Magazine Street,

NEW LEANS.
IMPORTERS and Dealers in Drugs
and Medicines, Paints, Oils and DIE
>tu6s, have just opened their new Whole
sale Drug Store, and are now receiving
an extensive assortment Of fresh and gen
utne Drugs and Medicines, which they Of
fer for sale at prices according to quail
ity. [46m6l
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FAYErTE, Jefferson Co, (Mi) Dec. 90 | 842.
Dr.. HU1L,--Dear Sr--l deem it due
TO you aud the public generally, TO com
muncate the great benefit my family
has derived from your Worm Lozen-
ges. A child Of mire was attacked one
day with what we call worm fits, she had
seven in succession. we administered the
prescribed dose of your Worm Lozen-
ges which relieved her Immediately, a nd
affected a complete cure; previous toI
this we had several Of our children Ia
ken with the same fits and died.
Yours, John J. SampIy.
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'EI7NIEyEKSZ15yIEN

HEulfs worm b0zengpa have Hov
been IN use, w lie Southern uuf
/ Western States bpvnfds OF ~ months
iufna which lmo they have gained f1t
themselves popularity unpfUcpi'r''
IN ilu annals ul medicine IN Over on
900 eases they have proved ~ inlulIible
remedy lof HE destruction ~ those rep
tiles within which are The mrnns Of
sweeping OF hundreds and thousands Of
he most blooming children aod youth,
syofiur the cords Of affection, and, and
forever bnaing The fondcst hopes Of the
parent. So great has their efficacy ~
yariubly proven, that they may we'll be
called the only certain worm destroying
medicine in use, and the greatest dlscoy.
cry ever made for cxpcllIng he various
kinds Of worms that so frequently auu
annoy both children and adj
uItS 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 doCtUred Tor
various complaints without any benefit,
when one or Two doses Of these Lo2en.
yes would speedily cure them. They
arc a certain remedy, and so pleasant to
he taste, thai children cry for them, and
,at them as readily as common pepper
mint Lozonge. Wherever they have
eceived the most nottcring commenda-
ions from Physicians, heads Of families,
nd the public generally. much more
night be said in their favor, OF the safe
y with which they may be administered
0 persons Of all ages and sexes; OF the
asst exten and magnitude Of the suffer
1g and death occasoned by worms; OF
he impoency of most of the prepare tics
'hich heretofore have been presented
, the community as remedy.
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Whole number Of accused American and foreigners
1902
Whole number Of foreigners 72l males 81 females.
~ \ correspondent wishes US to direct the at
tcnon Of the Commissioner o the First Ward to
pile u empty boxes on the sidewalk of Pearl street
Pine. which very annoying the occupants Of
the stores as wei as pedestrians generally.
L,rScH.-A new Steamship, to be called the
Galveston will be launched at IL. o'clock day from
the Shipyard Of H. IL Brown foot Of Twelfth street +
K. She belongs 10 Mr. Charles Morgan. and i. intended
TO run in line with the steam packet New-fork. be-
tween New Orleans and Galveston Texas, under the
command Of Capt John T. Wright
The infatuated animal after knocking down two
al the corner OF Church and Canal two others at the
corner OF Broadway, and woman and child IN Centre
street besides frightening the Centre Market hucksters
and the about the Five Points was finally
ed near An,honysiree by stAlwart sailor who seized
her tail and with great dexienty wound II round an aw
ming post by whcl means he held her fast until an axe
w4s procured and she thus dispatched
~ The young man found dead al staten Island
on Monday proves 10 be clerk OF schmidt Fogel o.
No. rs Waier-strset Of this city. named Maxwell
Schmidt not a Mr. smith. stated yesterday. Il
scenes that be had been lately subject 10 attacks OF mel
anchoy and after shooting himself in the region OF lhe
heart fearing the wound would not prove fatal ne re-
loaded his pistol and was the act Of adjusting the cap
when be died
- $1,000 was found concealed in beittasiened
around the person Of German Lunai.c 81 the Asylum
on Backwcls Island the other day who had twice al
tempted suicide withou, success.
The CROToN WATER AwARD.-The appraisers
appointed for Asceranns the value Of the waters Of the
Croion taken for the Of the City OF Newiork. on
rdsy closed the long and aborious session they have
been holding in the village sing sing By giving TO the
owners one gross Of $4,000 as We understand for
the total and complete diversion OF the waters Of the
Croion River TO thu control OF the Corporation Of the
City Of New York should all be required for the purpo-
IS Of the City The testimony, even Of scientific and IN
'eiigent men, divers and conheting experienced
manufacturers and vel informed engineers stating
the one hand the value Of the power to De less
than $1,000 and others asserting the other TO be
worth from $4,000 to $4,000. The appraisers were
Hon Henry White Nathan Bayles, and Edward Crosby
Esqs, Of Westchesier county
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On Tuesday the 18th instsn, By the Very Rev n,
Power Dr. THEODORE IEGkR Of Paris % Ms. JO-
SEPHlNE ATALIDE COsTAR daughte Of Henry Co.
tar. Esq of this Ciry
AZ Boston. 18Th. Cap, Bella H. King Of Nsv.yo,, -
Margaret L,,sned. u Boston John Whaim.l-y ~ :
bccca cnow. Jshcz Eaton % Charlotte r Barker
A. lockporf. 18Th Charles Evans 70 Alice ] a.,ss..
Of l.. A Spaicing
A. Pou-hseep.ie 10Th. John Cannon to M,.r
4 ingalls,. both 81 Troy.
AZ Rockswuy oh. Hamilton Abrams TO Mis-. Eli,,h-,,
Combs OF Hampstead.
Al Aiiics, William II Civer Printer. to Melissa y,,s
Cooley
A. Gcncseo ioih. Brisio. W. Johnson G.. Roche.,e, y,
Fanny Perkins
A. Williamsburg va 7ih inst. Msj Jno. D. Clsrbo,,.
VI Texas. 20 Mary H. Bird
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Appeal to the friends of Constitutional Liberty to
stand by him in this hour Of trial

KExrucKrANs. You this attempt Of these tyr~nts
the fry depos " no lorded over TIE once
free Athens 10 en-iave you Men who regard a"
men no regard all their iOefte. not 70 De tacr-
feed single pecuniary interest 70 say the least Of
doubtful valuc-l0vers Of lusiice-eDemcs OF nioo1-
abOrers OF all cesses-you for whom have sacrncee 20
much where viii be found when this battle between
Liberty and Slavery j. 70 be fought cannot WI ny'
dare not question which side you vii he ionnd II
you stand by me Ike men. country Will YET De nee
but # you fslter now perish with less regret when
remember that the people Of my native state Of whom
have been proud, and whom have loved 40 muc a.
are already slaves. I. ~ CLAi-
Lexington. Augusi -. l-iJ
What response will be made 10 this noble appeal
remains to be seen. But let the friends Of Slavery
beware, If they resort to violent measures, they
will give to their darling Institution shock from
which il can never recover.