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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-04

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me npurrab fir ScroS" fbrisn uno ian9sn,
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esmnab bpppstcn prsi6 fir Die Ssra6sNnntrs
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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-04

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-04

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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-04

Serbaftmn9.-Ior. graban1 Der gNtor
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aufsstibt 70 f6mmt Der Monn NIT Dem q ia.
be- padt iis beim Sra9sn uno brinat lis bin
no Der Mcno nibt bnibent. @rltbrfllb
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-04

User trd9t Bic Scbnlb ?-9iss mro
bic ndbife Sra9e itin, wsnn Die 6cl9sn oon Der
pafiirun9 Der "brttifhsn Sorifs Sia" fiblbav
merben. Sisllsibt msrpsn Die Qcfc6 psrIuben
bic Sbulo auf 9Eb95 Su fbetsn, neil in jt,
bem Soaufs tsS Scn0rsiTs6 c ~ 2Gbi9 fir bies
fslbs lfmmts. Us 1T 70 ibrs Sads iib auf Die
Nrt aus Der &lsmns Su DcIfsn, uno nit benz
isIbsn Nebts mcmt ls 1ib bic paIIirun0 ts6
SarlfS BON 1912 onmabtsn, rsrren lis nun
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Is, Die ncb nibt .pi1sn 81 mrthsr partci bic
3srittnr unisrss oa9snsinsn 9EcbIfanpes &C,
boren, anf Die Stimmen reS Sen9rens6 in Se>
trsfT Der Sarif.Sill. 9istlbe mar nitbt oGen
scn Den qcfc9 auf9cbrabt iOnbsrn Tt bdttsn
oub ibrs paliirun9 binbsrn f6nnsn.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25

Embossed Enamelled Cards, tinted r,,!
Toa4tlIuIiy polished, with elegant DESIGNS p." u,
oo gs, PrInter's Blank Cards. e'''' d
small blanks, fplaying card size, ] no err
per gross-no. 2, Sl2. Large no. /, sci 9 na.
SFos 5o = S2l. Double size of the sn,oi, por
o. soo per gross-doube size of the small a 40
s 2<4 Double size of the large no. $50 o n~,'
s'%hSSS-doabIe size of the large no. ?. sG9 PCT
Also' all of the above sizes of eyerv "a doso..
ION 70 order Other sizes cnt to order Sc
'"s ~ the foregoing qualities. u
tod obbrnng Cards of various sizes made to order
(,iI, pordered do do do do do o'i
Glt cage do do do do az az
Inatnei Sheets, cap size, and 90 bv Of i,o 10
IVORY Surfaces, do ID ,''ues'
carr do do a.
Blank Sheets do 10 DO
hISo' railroad and Steamboat tickets M, a..
,oui OF any color, or of different csors ~
me subscriber requests nil edito,. =. |;
~ nhited States and Canadas, who are d;s.n IN
"a 70 take their pay in cards. and who '' SIE
Iuo MN copy of their paper coptainng , Il
''eftlsoment, to insert it for three months '''''
Ne,, vi GEORGE COOK.
NC" York. April 20, 1916, i4lm3 prs foesao
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25
PLAYING, VISITING
AND
Is L. A n X CARDS

NhOkGE COOK, of the late firm Of Eli,
- smith d Cook. fer the past six wears man
uIactnre[s OF the celebrated Bartlett Carda
would inform the patrons and friends Of tho oIJ
tIstaoilshment' No. II, Fulton street, where ho
t%s Always been employed, that he CONTINUES
;ne manufacture of all the varieties of play.
far FIsitlug and Blank Cards, hereto.
t n.1, lufnshod by the ostablishment-and tint
nro,nn, iUf various Kinds will be faithfully and
e p r,onts executed ON application to his sole
street at the following prices psnaI dipo luton
viz ""o ouy 10 sell again,
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N a t chez.

~ IA - II
VIE Subscribers have just received
Il direct from the man9factories on
Io1@gnMent, the following rtices which
lhey offer for sale at UNUSUALLY Low ppI'
e ee and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS:
9 9o0 pieces Missouri and Ky. Bagging,
IooO coils i" Res
20 bales % d. tP;'
90 90 Kentucky Jeans and LinsSeys,
~ I" LoweIIs,
. =. Carger's Patent Improved Cotton Gins
Da ,1 hyde & Cos. (EagIe) do do do !
D N's so, 900 pairs superior three point
and a variety of articles
'o, ia Tor plantation use.
,e, ne subscribers will make LIBER
,A1l ADVANCES on Cotton shipped 70
'ufNe' watt u Co., New Orleans. and ara
TO receive Cotton on storage IN
IKE PROOF SHEDS. 's'' !"
WATT, BURKE&C CO..
Notoho. o. Commerce street.
0o'' w. 1910. 33w13
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25
mr. Prospectus of the
IVA ) ; s slppi Cultivate,
southern Pearl.

q " ' '"--N' W y philips-N. W. Camp
Il WE propose issuing from tbo oR,. !,
me ooMher" Reformer, u weekly i joD,.'
OF agriculture, Literature, and G iooa1
indulgence, SO soon as one thousafI " s,'
scrioers are obtained. We subioin b' ~
e " the plan OF the new work. :" V'''
The Agricultural Department vii, .,
lam accounts Of agricultural eyno ! ;o,o ,Dr
agricultural discoveries; corresnon ,d,.ns
recipes; general hints on domestic econo
my; and statistics of useful refaron oco4Y
ms department will receive the nndiv
aed attention of DR.. NJ. w. pbiTns
Practlcai planter, aided by numerous SIR.
oess,ul and experienced planters in The
southwestern states; and will oaror,iIr
occupy about one half Of the entirs ~,
per. 80 '"'''' pa
Inc Literary Department Will conf,i,
articles of Original Literature CONSISTING
~ ro reviews sas, poems, and scientific and Iii,
Under tho head of Selected Li,ars,n wv
", DC iouud Tales, Sketches Gems
= nought, &c. And under the head Of
miscellany, may be found Anecdo,es ST..
''S'lcs, Collegiate Records, and CORES.
pohdence. The item of Intelligence will
contain Foreign and Domestic News. M.
ices OF the Religious world; Masonic
ma Odd-tellows, and Temperance So
el'es' This Department will be upde,
ne control of VIM. NJ. Smyth and Docto,
W. Camp. ~"
mo articles OF any particular political
las or sectarian influence, will ever find
place in this journal. The public NAV
Isl assured that it shall be the chief ann
The editors to make the Missisgpvi
uftrator and Southern Pearl, empbaii.
tIly, an Agricultural and Family paper
which no politician or professor of re-
''on can take any exception. We ask
intelligent people, Shall such publ
' 10 IN Mississippi succeed?
lERMs:-The Mississippi Cuhivator
lhe Southern Pearl, will be published
ekIy, and afforded to subscribers at the
' price of three dollars, payable always
ADVANCE, 1t will be printed on sheet
me white paper, Of better qualify
n mat now used BY he Relormer, and
a beautiful new BREWER and nonpareiI
e, procured expressly for the work
III be oil twelve large quaro pages
''hg SIX hundred and twenty four pa.
al the end Of the year, and contain
g reading matter than the Reformer.
ne work will be occasionally illus
30 by engrayings Of stock, agricul.
implements, &c. If the work does
prove The best, neatestin typography
Ell as most comprehensive agrcul.
PAPER ever published in the south
ern states, the fault shall not rest
me proprletors and editors.
"A specimen number will be published the
u November next, if the materials arrive
e.
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STATE OF MTSSISSIppr ,
ANTE COUNTY. $ s

.'3IE1H OUUNTY, S.
40 a" persons interested in The Beo1
E estate Of EpnRAM DIXON, Deceased|
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
ANTE CouNry

10 all persons Interested in the Real Es.
tate Of ALEXANDER MARTIN, deceased ,
-GREETING:
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25
TO the Patrons of the Liberty Advocate.

The undersigned has again assumed the com
Pieto control OF the columns Of the Liberty Ad'
'ocate' Grateful for the patronage he has here,
tolore received from the good people OF Old
ante nc sincerely hopes, that by diIigent ap
Phcation to his duties, as publisher Of this paper
'i'aL the same patronage will coatinue to be ex'
tehaed to him. lie promises to use every effort
TO make the Advocate, an interesting period
CAL and worthy their continued support 10
those who favor him with their advertising, he
promises to use despatch, and upon the most
reasonable terms.
he Advocate will still faithfully adhere TO-
ma support those great principles and measures
Vhich the Wing party has for so many years
nantnlly battled for, and of which it has been
he humble instrument of endeavoring to DIS
emlnate 1t will be found always. while I'M
er the control of the undersigned to be wing
u o0er To tho Wings of Old Amite, the pub
sher tenders his most grateful thanks for the
lpport they have heietoiorc extended and trust
nat they will continue to afford hun encourage
ent, whilst lifting the Wing banner, and flglt
g for Wing principles, and the interests Of 1he
eat Wing party,
A. w. FO2sYTHE,
January 10, 1916, %
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25
DIR. c. T. DIXON

AAS permanently located himself
~ in the town of Liberty, for the
purpose of pursuing the practice of his
profession in all its various branches, and
respectfully tenderse his professional SER
vices TO all who may desire them. He
can be found most generally at his family
residence, unless professionally absent.
Liberty, May 81, 1915. I3mIQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19
TMPoRTANT TEsTTMoNY.

" Hycr's Pills.-Wi The public ilst ioob The
following important tesims ny IL behalf Of this medicine
Many others oi similar character ma The Cen
eTa Depot 1U FuliOns second noor. al fro. living.
spons!oe persons ro may De consulted personally, or oy
The ariicle-in pottery OF !;-knowiug that it Will
stand of its b. % rinslc merits.
AMERICAS MUsEtH y = Dee l.. lac.
4 isI- months ago my abor1g under bilious
affection which derang ed his general system, causing
headache distress in TIE stomach aud torpid state
OF the bowels which compelled take him from school
and gave great anxiety In regard 10 his health friend
suggested hat Eyers pills might afford relief and after
Receiving m from the proprietor that -y
free from al teiecrous properics obtained package
an in ten days from that time he able hi
school, and happy say that think him restored
10 his former good health By i,!-ir means
With such evidence 81 their usefulness, ana oner acs
III relation them which have under observation.
IN my family induced believe them 70 be excel
lent family medicine. which .hail never be vithcui
ard witch take pleasure recommending the afflicted.
dl1 II s HITCHCOCK. Manager
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19
DIED

GA Friday, Dee Il, OF consumption, Miss HLlZA
SETH II. CAAPPELl. sged - years, month aud Is
dsys
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from her fathers residence Noll
Coramercet on Sunday afternoon 81 O'Clock without
farther invitation
On Friday the 18th. EMMA AUGUSTA. daughter OF
John and Sarah Coos aged years II months and days
The friends and Appropriateness are respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral on Sunday. the 2Oth at O'CLOCK
sgora tho house OF Robert Buckmsster Ia Houstonst
On Thursday evening the Eth inst. Mr. JOHN SMITH
SHERWOOD. in the sd year o. his sge.
The relatives and scqusintsnces OF the family and
taose of his sons David Richard James and John ana
slso those OF his brothers, William pssid and Samuel
j. respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral on sun
DAY afternoon O'Clock from, his late residence, No
20 Crosbyss, wi,hou, farther invitation. Ohio pa
pers Will please copy.
Yesterday morning, CLaRlSSA wife otCSp,ain John
Deriing, in the 18Th year o. her ssc
The friends OF tho family and also OF her Soninlsw
Charles +. Shea invited TO attend the funeral at
O'clock from her late residence No 81 Acust without
farther invitation
On Friday morning, LETERIA J. COREY. daughter
Of William Z. and Charlotte Corey aged 10 years and
days
The friends and acquaintance OF the family also
iSosr oil her uncle Alfred n Brewer are respectfully
iavitea TO esteed the funeral Sunday afternoon az y
O'clock from So ya,rick.st
On Thprsday night, MARTIN infant son OF SOa,h
nayG ZONES and grandson OF Robert Martin OF Eng
land ssed month"; and DAYS
It's tcInsips viii be taken 20 Herrinstowu n J. for
tntesaent Saturday morning, O'clock The relatives
ana friends arc respectfully invited 20 stteud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19
~ -rpp nrrhErMr


y The Patent Nedicateh India nuober
Porous strengthening Piasters.-The5e P.ss:er5
viii be found fer superior 70 auy now IL use iar tes
pervio1s finds they admit Tie free escape Of The PER
sphaaon ma cher eztalsu1r. from lie skiH- and being
composed India Rubber, with Balsau Peru, CapsicGm
Turpenuue oher ghy~aluable medicinal substances
thee produce Constant courterritaa; e1eci, and are
plant ard durable They have been examined AID 'e5e1
hy first physicians aTd universally approved Tie
gree, benefit which arise fom Ill improvement is -
selevident la, needsa comment They may be found
at all respectable Druggists in this city and srooklyu.
Price 81 cents each T. ALLCoCK ( co.
az 2.yeods % Cottnnd. 81. who!e.a.e agsnts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19
6ituations. ar. HOdntco
WANTED iillIEDIATELY-An active ba

WANTED ii!iIEDIATELI-An active business
w man wi,h small capital. 70 isSc general agency
Tor the sale irl.y valushe and nopr2- family nedi-
sine Al arp;cc..cus nust be pcr'nfs y made iAia dag
or on icrzs,a'. between tie hours 10 suc Il 4 "
and aad ? II. Il; 70 . igfscrt N.v-Y crk Sc here
the medicine AID certificates b. Rrf cr'rr
formation obtained = z. 80 druggist u--d apply. dig
WANT ETA the tr7 stcte 10 CCrtlai.s seTern re
~ tive Industrious persons redt!c Ten. By they
can make coed IL NJ IL vii De- necessary FIR hose
who spply 10 hs-e 3 ~ more ii9 rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19
TIE NEW HAT COMPANY.
V-'I fNINI : Y Vhf.
Tki Jsyt Hat thu can b. mad. oniJ Tire, Daiia



TIE 5su Hat TIM can b., 9ai only Tire Doii4ri
GAEBANATI, Manager.
~ We haze Gas Companies Sieamboa, CoTpa.
ne Railroad Companies. Telegraph Companies and all
sort, OF companies aud hev have each in their way hren
conducive 10 The pubic welfare. This new Hat Company,
although in pursuit OF public appreciation will exert
every effort 20 get in the ana selling TIE
very nest goods thirty per less than any other
ccrE VIII -u,le 20 support and federation i; viii,
long ns among the first and best companies N the Mon
The COMPANY guarantee furnish elegant and good q
hat for Three Dollars be made Thy VIII never
gree the slightest shalen ell and keep no hats al any
other price.
An assortment OF Caps a. wholesale prices.
NEW HAT COMPANY Tract House
dlglt cor Nassll and Spruce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-19
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~Ia g. Sundrrloud hes

g. La Roy Sunderland hes he pleasure of an
n2uaciar hat he viii continue his Er7eri7e7.si I<r-e-
On lie Huzan Soul N Mechanics Hal ~ 2.oa1TTar'
between Broom an5 Prince sts Monday. Wednesday.
Th1r=ds~ Fddss Saturday, o. Ire presca 'aHf q =,
!? IL Mr. ~. perF5rn numerous Sazsroz! oF'~-t'7-;
without pc d. seter .giil series q rei= n-od2-ed Z
e mind 81 The 1udsrceec=sc grave 'rriafa', 7''-i-
cal iysie1iou7 sE5 wonderful Tio.ets. admitting ,ad7
sp1 gentleman. e5cert- ia ftis MWTFsS
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iirGrnl1in.

pOARD-A:ey~ quiet. respectable gentlemen c7a fHd
Id pleasant home reasuuebe terrs 10 stTisy pryri-
family by applying Al Nerccf-st aug I'VE
BOARD ~ BEOOhLiN-Twc or tlrer single
gentlemen can be accommodated vii board G-d pl"as
ant ROOMS the lpor, ~ = " n-si o.coEiyc, WIZ
n I'VE minutes was ufjhe Fulton ferry. dl9 ST.
- OO3I- WIFE OK WITHOUT brresia5; aad
l.tes.y ~ p-sNai bGi tesirsh- rpo-n' y i srGies
suitable for .iusr gentlemen and gentlemen aac tteir
wives uav ~ OF Lr.rd with '- 1t breakfast and @
on reasonable n 80. - LIspenrrds; near Gro1d
va dc itis'
ITO LET-A furnished unfinished room vlti pan
nv attached in p.va eamv. WIN board. s.: required.
suaSe for two single gentlemen gentleman nnd his
wife References EXCHANGED. Address Acc his oics
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E. L. LgpLow. Auennueer

SPECIAL. SALE Of superior House Furnishing Lin
- EN- GOODS. pemssE Table Cloths and Napkins, Super
Heavy Linen Sheet.nSs Fine Shrllngs Extra Heavy
Irish Linens Tah. Covers, Mars1llIes Quilts, Canton
Grape and rhihrt >ha3ii, Blankets kc. Sc-E. H. LuD-
LOW co. viii sell NJ suction on Tuesday, Dec y,
commencing II O'Clock. al the sales room, jas Broad
way, Leourri.si- large assortment of the above
articles well worthy lh- attention OF housekeepors, con
s-lpg In ps-i OF the following in suitable ols Ru.sls
Crash. Tow-ing, Scotch Diaper. Hucksbuek Towerg
and Diapers superior Damask Table Cloths, Irish Linens
OF al qualities, ir-h Shestiug, pamask Napkins Whitney
end Bah Wool Blankets Marse!ss, German and lrpe-
rial Toil-. Quite SC. &c
Also, choice ss.ofrnent OF Canton Grape and Thlhet
Wool Square and Long shaNs well worthy the atisnion
CT the ladies'.
The Shawls win he sod OF ~ o'clock
Catalogues VIII % ready, AID the COCOA Gun be exam
mel on Mondsy. VE) dl9 zuS
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Henry II LEEDS. Aae,lcaecr

NFNNf T. LEEUS, Nuct'Flr'T.
Z China and Largo Candels5Is Jsga waye, Rich Fsns
Enaineled Porce an, &c sc HENRY Ii. LEEDS will
.- NJ auction Tuesday and Weduesday, Dec. I'D and
2ld NJ his Ssas Room No Wal.l at IL o'eock nfrssh
importation GGnnsn and Froneh Fancy Goods suitable
for Holiday Presents. comprising beautiful PAPER Maehe
Tables aud Foir'a do Workboxee, China and largo Can
dclabrs Biscuit Figures and Glasses, Java Ware Rich
fans Rich Baskets Gri Fancy Boxes, Work ard Dressing
Cases, Chins and Bohemian Glass Vases Cologne ind
Perfume Bott,eJ Perfume Boxes Perfume Sschets Sonye
and Card CaSes inad with pearl and silver sties'
Companions. SegHr Cases inIait. Gold Pens, &c &c.
Thu above entirely goods and Of the richest do
scr otiJD some of which are now landing. Dig
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sri pNOTD PEESE INT

THE DRAWING. ROOM MINSTREL L. or Git Book for
vii 10 published IN fsv days B: FIRTH HALL
GPOND 2sa Brcadyva7. rH3 FIRTH X HALL franklin
square L vi contain Of ta beautiful Music
ever published IN couriry, ana be e1nelhed with
eigh, spieuddly executed illuminated Autographs.
Will contain Ia-.r= ne=- Songs o aich sou well by
day!rhl" and The Two Eir.s" also Doiwcr'tfs Ercb-
erbocser ard Santa Claus CuHf'iiles The music IA AL
well selected Ind xviii most desirable Holiday Pre-
rn-. Al. ia