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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
THE SICK-HEADACHE,
EITHER NERVOUS OR BILIO US

IRAN attentive pCrsal of the following Will, tits be.
Iicved tuly repay all classes of readers
UEADACHE-This disease is one from which arises
more misery to the human family than is sccernlly sup
p,sed not being directly fatal, 1t is often neglected. or
persons So much to the use of pueatves and other med
cnes Ms to impair their general health, and often sndHce
fatal diseases. Thcurtclc, DR.. SPOllNS HEADACHE
REMEDY, from Cuinstock,s a Co nOw offered, seems
TO have overcome these difficulties. While effects
most powerful aud immediate in curing un attack or keep
ing il OF it is perfectly mild and innocent ms 10 he
used for infants with the greatest effect and safety. This
has now bean tested by mony of the highest members
ui this ms to require no further proof.
Irtaken Il few times in rs man! hours, when there are
indications Of an approaching attack, it is SURE IN All
CASES to prevent the attack. used for few weeks,
the prCmonior, symptoms gradually Suhsde until they
wholly disappear, aud NEVER, with some great external
or predsposng cause, II the person negccls to
use it till the hcache commences, il sometimes cures IN
stsaty hut others the turns will have their course for
three times, and then wholly disappear For sale
he CHARLES CHAPMAN, Druggist .2iS-yeuw
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

sD"A cunning wag, day before yes
terday carried about basket of thermom-
eters neatly packed in ice, crying his
wares as he went, with most provoking
GOODNESS, "IIcre's your nice, fresh Their
mometers!--al! froezy!--wan anted not
to 60 above freezing point-herc they
go'--,N, Y. TWbunc.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
DALLEYS.

THE or ginal and o ilugenuinc MAGICAL PAIN EX.
L TRACTOR-,hc wonder and blessing Of the age-a
hundrcd tO cheaper and superior 10 MI other compounds
Fame from million Tongues, SANE "heAi 70 the Bible let
be przcd-i 1t cost SlU0 boN will keep it
stantly in house, hold it Indispensable as bread" All
pan, even those Of the worst burns are instantly stopped
by it, and Ufbscd, swollen. broken, strained. poisoned,
cut, amcd, otherwise wounded parts, cured uiM.
"Ut scar II unitcs broken limbs rdldy cures the worst
piles, sore eyes constructions inflammation and pnnfnncss
Of the bowels, indeed M internal and external sorcns,
bronchitis mud spinal injuries in truth whether man or
beast be suffering, like miracle cures.
The rcnOyang and bulmy influence Of this wonder
working SnnHliyc is fast extending itself into every
ui this intelligent continent Look into the splendid
mansion and the fair daughters within It's precincts VIII
say eve much to lis magic touch" Turn Onr loot
steps towards the humble Cottage and the tender
mothers vii bless its soothing aid and the prudent hus.
bnndman will confess he has never lost cows uddcr,
gclded lamb, cali, pig, or colt, had CALLED shoulder
bone lost his labor by cuts strains bruises, since he
has used it, formrher Information see pamphlets in the
hands ofngcns to he distributed gatis and they will cN-
plain the iOrgeres upon and guide Non in the way TO-
secure the genuine Extractor, to benefit the poor 81
box is offered. BE careful to notice that II. Daley
he written each box in reverse cnlocd ink with PEN
This j. the only test by which you can be sure TO get
the genuine Extractor.
c. CHAPMAN. is the wholesale agent for Windsor
Comfy, Mt Woodstock. The Cen Depot, IS NJ 2s Fulton
ST. New York, the genuine can also be hhd zine ioo"
ing agents:
- Tan & Sons, Tnlsyille Oliver Bailey. So, Wood.
stock, II Burke, Springfield, II Wnrdner, Wind
Sur l. & Sorkcr llartland. Walter Brown, Fetch.
yilIe Davis Wheeler Cuycndi,h, Smith, procorsyil!e
j smith, Ludlow, Tyson Furnace Company, Sumner
& UhCccr, Plymouth, Geo X NouIton, BrdeeMater,J
Dnlorth, Barnurd Merrck sylvester, GaysyiIle Justin
Morgan, SocQrdgc, Briggs Pierce, Rochester, ROYAL
Flint, Hancock Smith & ylodget, Bethel, Mowrey \
nchius, r. Bethel, NGvns Co., alton, Baxter
a. Wullridgc Sharon, Seymour Brknup, f Barnard, Ma
than Snow, Pomrct, w II steele, West Hartford,
Brooks Hartford, Amos lilI, Hanover, ~ H. 26G.6m
l-FMerchanls can be supplied by 5 j Aleu- at New
York wholesale prices and any Family with little
bic cun avail themselves Of this truly Wonder Working
Sanltive. Yon may rest assured this SAVE Is not
M lLhnn--ii IL 4 hLrsSinr. IrN IL
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an an!idote Tor diseases caused by cold eli
mates.
"Nature is but the name for an effect
Whose cause is Cod
Let us not neglect her painest dictates,
Always be sure 20 get the genuine article,
as spurious" Balsams" etc. are aAoat.
For sale by Charles Chapman, Wood
stock, w.
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Drugs, Menirtmes, Sc.

fTNllE SUBSCRIBER having purchased of DR. $. !. Al
len his stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, 4
DYE SrUfFS will continue to keep hand lin the
same Sore) general assortment oi
ALL KINDS OF GOODS BELONGING TO THAT
S:S2AS C3Ere
Physician supplied reasonable terms any 9th.
cr shop in the Satcall orders promptly attended to-
ALI. OF TIE MOST VALUABLE PATENT NED
lClNES, FOR SALE.
The object OF the subscriber is keep this business sep
nruc from 9th er branches and his attention to
keeping good assortment Of the choicest Medicines &c.
The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
CIIA'S CHAPMAN.
Woodstock, Aug. ~, 1915
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"A Prime minister's Estimate Of the
POmer Of the PrtSS-CharIes X (o(
France) might yet have reigncd, but for
one power he had-he press. 1t was a.
gainst this his coups d'ctat. (strokcs of
policy were levelIed, and it was by this
he fell, SO great was its Importance, that
Prince Metternich considered it the actu-
al government of France, and said, "lf |
were not The prime minister of Austria, |
would be a journalist at Paris"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
PIPER HA.NGL.NGSi

coo Rolls new and beautiful style Of SATIN and Com
Cnl room Papers; also a new nlticleOf Paper WindoY
l.domins and Borders for sale, very cheap, by
GEO. II. CHAPMAN,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

Making pr cent for the year. Said per ccntage 10 he
cnsi on the original amount oil premium note without
reference to my endorsement, ind to be paid to the
Treasurer, NJ his office IN Montpelier, on or before the
18th day Of OclUbcr, 1915 being the day Of the Annual
meeting OfSuid company.
As usual list Of persons insured in the several towns
with the amount Of assessment due from each respective
y will he forwarded 10 the Representatives elect TO the
Legislature, by whom money be sent. Members Of
the Company should rccOllcC, this opportunity MS II If
Orls to all cheap, safe and convenient way by which
money for their Insurance be trulsmitIc nnd II Is
expected that each Member of the company, from whom
assessments are due will improv the opportunity thus
dOltrC. The assessments are urcn October and, in or
der to meet the Liabilities Of the icOmpnny must he paid
in promptly. Such M neglect to forward their money
when due, are referred to the 9Th uf the act OF in
corporation, (Which will be found attached their poll
ceS for The consequences Of such neglect. The TearCr
is instructed by the Directors in all cases where IL be-.
necessary for the collection Of assessments bring
Suits enforce The collection Of the whole note agcCu.
bic to the, provisions Of the net above cited.
There have been allowed the past year ono hundred
and nine lnsses, amounting 10 S32,09j sH
!. T THURSrON, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, August l3, lsl5.
lTPrintcrs Of each weekly newspaper in this State
requested publish the above notice three weeks sue
ccssvcy mud forward their bills by the Members oiihe
Legislature for payment 253w
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

4 good proyr.-A sable preacher at
a camp meeting, prayed with much zeal
and earnestncss, 'Curtoii, o Lord, the
devils power in lis ere land" when one
Of the colorcd brethren, who thought much
time might be saved by prompt dealing,
Immediately exclaimed-"Amen, my,
LorN but cut he tail right cG all clcdn and
clar, and stop all further mischief"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

Shoemaking, Professor Ingram, thus
graphically describes the town Of Lynn,
Massachusetts, the seaof shoemakers, and
the vast cordwainery of the whole Union.
"The very pleasant and thriving town
Of Lynn is the Paradise OF shocmakcrs!
cts young men, carly transferred from
the cradle to the last, cut their teeth and
leather in the same time, and its pretty
maidens learn to bind shoes with the in
PRODUCTION of their Il, b,oJS. Lovers ex-
change hearts over kid slipper and
swear eternal fidelity over lap-stone. If
they would get married, they ask old DIR
Waxend the parson, if he will stitch them
together, and they will pay him in shoe
mending. Whipping their children is
called tanning, and the rod they use is a
comhide. The little boys swear by hides
and leather, and play at games which
they call high and low quarter, and toe
A child newly born is a l0p-stone: and the
age of their children is known by the num-
Der of shoes they wear. Boys are called
rights, and girls hfs San old maid is an
odd slipper, an old bachelor is an add bout.
Their street doors to their dwellings are
'insleps,' and man in an overcoat is
'ioxed.' The fields about the town are
patches and a fellow haIf-seas over
half soled, They never see an oak tree
bnt they directly calculate the number of
pegs it will make, and when they behold
bees at work tl.ey reflect that the only
end of wax is waxcnd end They look on
all cattle and sheep as only leather grow
ers, and believe hogs we're only made to
produce brstIes. Its lap stones would
pave Broadway, and its lasts, if piled to-
gcther, would make n monument higher
than that on Bunker Hill"
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From Grah0m'S M0g0siae.
r AIN IN SU NJ NJ T. 4


And swift and wide,
With muddy tide.
Like Il river down the gutter roaTs
The lain, the welcome rain,
The sick man from his chamber looks
AT the twisted brooks;
lie can feel the cool
Breath of each little pool;
His fevored bran
Grows calm again,
And he breahes blessing on the rain.
From the neghborng school
Come the boys,
With more than their wontcd noise
And commotion,
And down the we! streets
Sail their mimic fleets,
Till the ueacharous pool
Engulphs them in its whiting
And turbulent ocean.
In the country on every side
Where, far and wide,
Like Icopard's tawny and spotted hide,
Stretches the plain,
To the dry grsss and the drier gram
How welcome is the rain?
I'm the lnrrowed land
The toilsome and patient oxen stand,
Lifting the yoke encountered head,
With their dila,cd nostl lis spread
They silently inhale
The clover scented gale,
And the vapors that arse
From the well watered and smoking soil,
For this rest in the furrow after toll,
Their large and lustrous eyes
Seem TO thank the Lord,
More than mans spoken word.
Near at hand,
From under the sheltcring trees,
The farmer sees
lIis pastures and his fields Of grain,
As they bend their tops
TO the numbcrless beating drops
OF the inCessant rain,
lie counts 1t MS no sin
That he sees therein
Only his own thrift and gam.
These, and far more than these
The Poet sees!
He can behold
Aquarus old
Talking the fencele IS fields of ali;
And, from each ample fold
or the clouds about him rolled,
Scattering everywhere
The showery rain
As the farmer sca:tcrs his grain.
lie can behold
Things manifold
That have not yet been wholly told,
Have no, ye, been wholly sung nor said,
For his thought, which never stops,
Follows the water drops
Down 20 the graves of the dead,
Down through chnsms and gulfs profound
To the drcary fountain head
OF lakes and rivers under ground;
And sees them when the rain is done.
On the bridge Of colors seven,
Climbing up once more TO heaven,
Opposite the setting sun,
Thus the seer,
With vision clear,
Sees forms appear and disappear,
In the perpetual round of strange
Mysterious change
From birth TO death, from death 10 birth;
From earth 10 heaven. from heaven TO earl
Till gimpses more sublime
OF things unseen before
Unto his wondering eyes reveal
The Universe, as an Unreasonable wheel
Turning for evermore
In the rapid and rushing river Of Time.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSA-
PARIIJA.

TIE wonderful effects of this medicine npon tho blood
are well known to the world In diseases arising from
the too free OF mercury 1t is said TO effect speedy
cure; 10 get this medicine is the only safety This
medicine has effected great cures, ana what hns ONE
done IL can do g.HN and hy its use the world Willie ,r
ncycd of vast amount ct suffering TIE bottles az
the same size of he dollar botIes Neat Price 80 g.
Pamphlets containing NJ t'to1n' o!'he Eho'- mod.
cine 90 he had S-a'sr
az 0I'y 'bH'iL = 'hh N"NE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
R0YALI0M AGAlEMY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH

I WOULD respectfully inform those who have lost q
L part or the whole Ol their natural teeth and wish
them replaced by artificial ones, that have made
arrangements and improvements IN my establishment.
which VIII enable me 10 manufacture artificial to
much greater advantage mn heretofore, and, result
of this have deter mined to offer this kind of work the
following advantageous terms.
For amy piece Of work for which charged SEQ up.
wards shall require one half the price in cash dcit-
Cry-mCrcly to cover the cost Of the InatCrul-lhc
remainder 10 be paid nj the cEd Of six Tor twelve
MONTHS il the work gives satisfaction; Mt the end Of The
time agreed upon, il the "Artinciu Dcnturen does nor
give good satisfaction it will he received again. and the
money refunded the balance ofhe price forfeited 10
the patient II. 5. CHASE, NJ. d., Dental Surgeos
Woods took luly lst ISIS. 2GS-if
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II letter from C. b. Thompson, Esq.,,
POSTMASTER, datcd, East Worence, One
Din 10 NJ, VAIL D,t 90 tott

II letter from c. b. Thompson, Esq.,,
POSTMASTER, datcd East Worencc, One
da Co., Miw York, Oct 90, 1914.
}. CURrIs-Dcm SH-Last spring my
little girl was taken with violent cough,
attended with symptoms indicating the
consumption. tried Peases IIoarhound
Candy, Shermans Cough Lozenges, and
many OF the popular remedies of the day,
which with the prescriptions of our family
physician, were all to no purpose. then
commenced the use of Downs Vegetable
Balsamc Elixir, and am happy to state
that it more than e1uplcd my fondest ex-
peciatons. believe it to be all it rec
omended, and to the afflicted would say,
try it, and they will have no cause to re-
pent. 1t is cheap, easy, and enectua
cure for diseases of the lungs.
CHARLES B. THOMPSON.
277-3w
sD9Prepared only by n. II, DowNs,
Troy, Orleans Co., Nl-Sold by CURTIS
e. SMITH, St, Adams, w., the only whole
sale agents, and by agents supplied by
them throughout the United States and Can
ada; by r. Richards, their agent 40 Di-
vision Street, New York, who keeps sup
ply on sale at propretor's prices.
Persons wishing for the agency, where
there is not one already established, will
be supplied, upon application by letter to
Carts g. Smith, upon fair terms, they al
ways stating the best and safest mode Of
Conveyance.
The above medicine is for sale by CIIA'S
CHAPMAN, Druggist Woodstock, Vt,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

Bethel probably no choice for RcPrcsen-
,atrc Chester, Pinkcye coon
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

The Unitarian Meeting House recently erected
in Pomfret, will be dedicated on Thursday, the
llh day Of September next.
Sermon by the Rev. a. A. Livamore of Keene,
N. H., services TO commence at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ.
Pomiret Aug. &c, 1915.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
FIR Z! FIR E!!

vNNHE Members of the Vermont Mutual FIRE InsuT.
Nnce Company are hereby notified that the follow.
ing have hccn made hy the Directors on Nil
notes in force on the days following, to.wit;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
PLAYING, VISITING AND BLANK
"a u nS

GEORGE COOK Of the firm Of Ely, Smith &
w Cook, for the pns six years manufacturer of the
celebrated Bartlett Cards would inform the public and
the patrons of the old Establishment, No. II Fulton St.
where he has always been employed, that he continues
the manuiacu7c al all the varieties of Play ing, Visiting
and Blank Cards, heretofore furnished By the Establish
ment-and Tint orders for the vnrions kinds will be faith
fully md promptly executed, application his sole
agents, McsSrS ELY 4 LATHAM, No II Futnn St at
the following prices, usual discount or for cash those
who buy to sell again, viz:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04

IV;ndoms tlcaned by !Stcam.--A very
simple but excellent method of cleaning
windows is now coming into general use,
possessing many advantages over the old
system ofusing whiting, &c. The window
is first busted with a bunch OF feathers,
or busting brush, and when all the dust is
thoroughly removed, place a bowl Of
boiling hot water at the base Of the win
dow, the steam Immediately covers the
glass, which is removed by wash leather,
and finished off with another quite clean
and dry. The method saves time, pre-.
vents that cloudy appearance left by whit
ing, and produces more brilliant and du-
rabIe polish than any other
English Paper.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-09-04
lSETILEt SETTLED

6 J. ALLEN, would just say To those indebted to
- him tlut they MUST call and settle immediatciy
as lnvins disposed Of his Drug Sorc) he will leave this
place the first Of September. 27i-3w
Aug. II. 1915
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SALT PORK

BROAD CLOTHS s CASSIMERES.
I OW PRICED Bluc Black, Black, Blue, Brown ~
IL Green.
c 10 r. us.
Fancy CasSmCrcS mud DocskinS CheW,-somc aS low ~
76 cents.
SfTLNETVS, plain ANA fancy from 10 cents rp.
Kentucky Jeans from 20 to 30 ccnts--and other goods
for making cheap sack conS, NJ equally low prices.
NJ UOoi is i0r, and goods Tor in proportion.
Give lis call YOU want TO be sure 10 get Your
ey's worth DANA, LR,
Iuly II, l8l5 212
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COD FISH!

d hn otis PRI1IE COD FISH for sale At the
a. wv low price Of , 81 per 100 HIS, cash. by
975tf l.. +. MORTON, 4 co.
Hanover, Aug. II, lsi5.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-20
TIE CANVASS.

Gen, Joseph P, Gray, of Jasper, Wing
candidate for State Treasurer, has, VIC
understand, responded 10 the call of his
fellow citizens, and will speedily enter
opon the canvass, We are truly glad tc
near this, for he is man Of fine abilities s.
pleasing address, and generally popular
He will undoubtedly do the Wing cause
much good in the eastern portion of our
State.
DR.. John Ii. Williams, our candidate
\ for Auditor, is in the field, doing good SER
vice in the North. The canvass is be,
coming warm in that section, and from
DR.. Williams well known ability and al
mos; universal personal popularity, we
look for most favorable results. Temp.
kins, Brooke, and Starke, Wing candid
ates for Congress, are also in that portion
Of the State. They will all render good
account OF themselves, and if they do
not succeed in overthrowing, they will
shatter to its base, the decaying tower of
'repudiating locolocoism.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-20

Tho letter Of Col Jefferson Davis IN
Imposition 10 The l'o'coo l'ill seems Z,
have caused some confusion in tho loco
loco camp. In fact, Soma Of their popof'
selnaiig refuse 10 publish ~ We have
noticed lof some time past, that nolwilh
l,nndIng tho urgent calls Of tho PofI
.t,Ibson Herald, tho Port Gibson Cores
.pondcm absolutely declines giving 1t a
nl0eo in It's columns Thus, locoroco.lko
endoavorIog to keep the people ignoronu
of the views of one for whom they arc
called upon 10 vote, in relation TO mat
Der which they doom of vital Importance .
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-20
MEXICAN ITEMS.

The intelligence from this distracted
country is not Of much interest The alb
solute refusal Of the Mexican troops tc
march upon Texas, without they received
their full pay, and the inability of The
government to pay is notorious, has given
rise to much speculation. In some parts
oil the country it was expected that Gen
faredes would make movement against
the existing government. In Tampico it
was rumored that he would declare him
sell Consul, and in Vera Cruz rumor gave
forth that he would declare in favor of a
Regency or Consulate, to be composed Of
three military men-himseif, Tornel and
'alencl. This latter report has obtained
very considerable credence IN Vera Cruz.
The business classes are all enthusiastic
ally IN favor Of the overthrow of the
present administration, which is without
money, credit, energy or power, and
ought therefore to be overthrow.
zen. Bustamente has been appointed
Nommander-in-Chief OF the Army TO oper-
ale agalns, Texas. This appointment, it is
sad he has long sought-but it will un-
uouotedly bring him in collision with the
o'her military chie(tans, and make econ
fusion worse COMPOUNDED"
The French Minister, Baron Alleyc de
CyPrey notified the Mexican Government
on the 95th ult,, that all diplomatic rela-
LIONS between France and Mexico we're
closed. The cause Of this course on the
part OF the French Minister was a gross
ind!lgnity offered to himself and suite by
Mexican named ST, OIler. Tho gov.
eminent Of Mexico failed to make due re
Paratlon, hence the French Minister pur-
sued tho course which respect for HIMSELF
ana the honor Of his nation dictated
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-20

We have received the proceedings Of a
Injecting Of the members of all trades and
professions, held sometime since in the
I city of jackson, enclosed in letter from
THE corresponding committee appointed
by the meeting. -We cordially agree with
the sentiments expressed, and any assis
lance in our power shall be cheer fully
rendered 10 further the cause of reform
We think it high time that the labor OF
convicted felonS should cease 10 operate to
the prejudice of honest, industrious, and
merltorous citizens, and that the legisla-
ture Of our State, should at its next ses,
sion, take the matter in hand, and prompt.
ly and effectual!y remedy the evil. We
have no doubt, from our knowledge of
the candidates for the Legislature in this
county, that, no matter which political
side may prevail, they will take the lead
in seeing full and complete justice melted
out 10 The most deserving and industrious
class of our populaton--the mechanics
OF our State.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-20

WILKINSON CoUNTY,-A large meeting
OF the Wings Of Wilkinson county was
held in Woodville, on the 9Th instant
Gen. T. Jones Stewart was nominated for
State Senate, and Messrs. II. F. Simrall
and Y. N H. Netterville, for the House OF
Representatives. We are truly gratified
TO see that the true Wing spirit is again
arousing itself in old Wilkinson, and we
think that, from the strength of the tick
ct presented to the people, that the cause
of correct principles will again triumph
in old Wilkinson by nearly the accustom
ed majority, despite dissatisfaction anc
detection.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-09-20

4 EffliRe of Administration, with
- he will annexed, having been
granted 10 the undersigned At The
August Term, l8lb Of the Probate
Court Of Amlo county on the a..
tate Of Alexander Martin, deceased, all
posons indebted 10 said estate are 70.
1u.toj TO make Immediate payment and
those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated with.
in tho time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
WIN {, llARRELL,
Administrator
August 30, l0ij 2Gw6