davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
Passel.gers to Arriye.

SAyANNAH-Brig Cnton-Nrs Middleton child aud nurse
Mrs Hishsm three children and nurse Mrs TefFt Mrs
Boardmsn Mr., Mctirgor, Mrs Dasher Miss Crabree Miss
Epson. Epson p MSTsh wCrabtTse sy%op. Tucker
w Bradford. II Bradford, CLARK, Amber @ Clark r
Middleton Higham Avery, Dickie, Kirk, McGregor and
CHARLEsroS-Brg George-Alrs Yates Mrs e Douglass
Mrs " BrstSll Mrs Conally Mrs Dsvey, Miss Gibbs
W ROWLAND. w IRE Courtney, Grady, P w Austin,
Persse, Mrs Burney Masters Burney and Bristol. -
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
sssadinai Cara.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, of l9s Fulton street, New York.
~ Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Of London
and Graduate Of the Jefferson Medcs Cellsss Of
subjects yiz:Matrmony, !mpotency and Sterlty anato-
micay physologicaly I'D medically explained with COM
syrhils Secondary SYM sons Gonorha, Glee ssrcturss
Nocturnal Emissions aud all the arising from SELF
pollution Doctor Fswctt continue. his private consultations
the aforementioned Diseases at his long o4ee
Of the geneatiye will yield to his mode Of treat
ment without restraint in diet exercise, and without ne
PaTy1sd from excessive indulgence , sr from s;uo
distance, enclosing 81 have copy of work
All letters be postpaid and directed to Dr. H. Fswce
1875 Fulton street, New YORK mvO lm*rc
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT,

DhAlILEbORO', Vt---Bf DH. IL. VESSEL
tiy the Treatment the plan of Vincent Pes
above giving lucid Of their Diseases when they
will receive prompt and decisive answer to tho probability
OF their Gre by WATER, with the time when, and the
terms which they be received at the establishment
jei5 iuneod&2nW WIRE
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
CO M Nj E IL CIAL,

BREApsruFrs-We cannot SEQ that the recent news
from Europe has had any affect this market In the
Inst few days prices haye remained unchanged Genesee
gan - 629 6s3 illinois wheat appears to be the on
y kind in market Sales have been made at 95 cts
Rye sells at 81 cents; southern 40 cents weight;
northern, 46 AZ; southern oats, 80 - cents. n
CorToN-The sales to-dayare mainly at previous rates
but limited in amount The market is in that position
that large sales cannot be made unless at prices in favor
Of the buyer. Amount of sales 600 bales We continue
our quotations.
Total imports since lst inst, bales. 1869
Export from lst to 18th june bales 80. 1896
EXPORTS FROM THE UNITED STATES,
Since lst September last, bales. ..... l0l64ll
Same time last year, bales. ......... l425,3s3
Same time year before, bales. l,SS3,94S
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
M A RITZ ME HERALD
fORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE "a.


.vs .vs ss,nK,,I.s..........4ss NOON n,.n:.
Cleared
Ship Atlantic, Chester. New London, d Burlbut & Co.
Brig Mercator Br) Holmes st John. NB H q Donovan
Schr Sami Roberts hobinson Port psix Benedict Co
M Schr Swaliow Robinson Washington, NC. - ="
Schr Frank, Baker, Alexandria, Sturges Clearman.
Schr Edwin Stevens Briggs. Baltimore. 8fL.sa
Schr % Hoe, Dodge Baltimore, ,Johnson Lowden. IN
r WNfsiS WasSSs,o ssN W% MsKs
Sh Schr Montana Edridge, Portsmouth, NH. W Lewis.
schr Two Marys, ". CHass GUM Quincy. V0Sios MDs;.
schr Ellen Rodman, Ellis, New Bedford
Soop Rhode Island Hull, Providence. s.
fsS 'ssi B. Ha RsSsisssIse
Steamer lronsides, Morrison. Philadelphia.
Arrived.
Ship France, Marshall 2 days from Bremen in ballast and
b pass Ac,S t. @ Muller SpGks 18th a lag Ion
Bagque Anahuac wilson % days from Vera Cruz with
Barqpe John Gardner pcdersen from Belize Hond May
81 with specie to Aexndre Left no American vessels.
Brig Peterson Best from Para, June with mdse to
Left schr Sophia, Of and from Salem arr 28h May On the
night Of the lst inst 1.-THE pilot boad while was 20
ing n stays she came in contact with the brig Deposit which
nyns a: ssS
and had to return repair her oresa main
sail main rigging and her hull down from the main
chains The made temporary repairs board and pro
British brig Falcon Pitt days from Ber muda in ballast
Schr Eagle Dyer days from Baracoa with fruit, &c. 10
Schr 0yoca. Hilliker, Washington NC. naval stores
Sch Schr M1n YIN Harrisen Newhsrn to Cook s Adams
Schr Colinda, Starr. Ocracoke, to Waring Son.
afN Below.
Two brigs and two schrs, unknown. II
The New York herald., 1845-06-22

HAY-CU1nOn quaIltIeS OF NOrth liver Dale we Still
quote at 40 42c the demand is principally for export
Prime for city consumption is held at 4S soc.
WHsKEr-Domestic, in drudge casks is firm at 2lc
Western and prison barrels quote 81 2ljc There
is very little doing in either description.
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
BATCHELOR'S
N Z w IN VENTED

GO PERFECTLY rsembes the real head of hair as to de
~ detection All the old difficulties and vexaious
completely done away with Wig enjoy
much and comfort they did with their hair
Citzens and srnger invited inspect this tasty and deli
cate work., must be to be appreciated, at WIN
BACHELORS Wig and Scalp Mandatory, No. . Wal
je7 lmsU t.R t&Jtf
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
Medical Aid,

nR GREGORY &c Gold street. athotne usual day and
- night attending the duties Of his profession Stranee
y ard who may the bast treAtmelta prompt and
tua cgreshould syy as above pr Gregory mas isy ~ PEI.
Names by publishing their certificates All interviews
ms
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
I,assenaere aailed.

LIvERrooL-racdet ship Rocheser-Mrs John Brton and
CAPT Thcs Britfon lady and daughters Jno
stubbs g Thomas Mr. and Mrs Ap!horp, Masssehpssts
Lieut. Bentley 3s Light Infantry British Army Power
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
READ THI,

IL CASES in the Surgical and Medical ns especially
th9se OF long standing receive advics and medicine ara
~ .. hs nIt .ppeafion neither name or rsadss required
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
ONce for Ms sale Of the Original Genuine
PULMOEIC SYRUP,
Az NO. ~ IL COrtlandt street, New York,

elwce Joy ehs seis of tie Oyigimal Genuine
At No. - Ia Corsisndt street, New York,
COME YEARS 400 wa. cured Of severe and danger.
= illness by Syrup made from old Indian recipe
s Il sss: s:S. H.
% s syse 10 % o s
ss ad.s
him. the msdcins was sold his name and ss .ssss
sss,s q s,ss:;s
continued III. unit. had believe .h.
sTs TSns Z; s as
overlook and pardon any merely personal matter but
sss 81 s S
one would extend i. consequences to the other;
r his nv @s s Devoted
elusiysy i, These influences based my well known
me5ou patient. 9hsI srds yhG called my Office
sa%ent consu%p,ioe colds coasS iS
S
sve ofsn I M mean. Of and estPTnE Z to zeal &
Iii 50: e NO
S to
To- anG to N. %
sd sys the s e G
insure its @ and uniform strength without the Of
The mos! sctiys have the aid e discovery and
a$:sS;
a %s and
M % sa s
f9T Smssl least opened office il th; eity wish hun
e am Informed and bpy genuine Syrup, and
ap N
ST Hsw oo1 S below
mvas ,m.m : '
THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Which DR.. Folgers Olosaonsan, or al Heal
ing BaisGm has met Nth, not only in its
sale, but also in the cures sUhich It has
hopeless condition., has eonpiscsd Q4g
the most scePtical Of its er-
traordinary curafise pro-
perties, and establish Eg1-
the Of s
GREAT REMEDY. tg
sssn o os a G Asthma A be Be
ss, WIN produce Mta f Rs0
other remedy in the world and references be given
ssa % was sigs il vSa
s sisns sss
and had spsns more than hundred dollars
Ass ~ 's siS i
az /. sp a n m Soss
the %sfsss M q K s Ssd hi @
xs
s hssIs 4: S,S
fore months and she has returned to her in Nor
-. iNC1PIENT CONSUMPTION
yss to IS mSss - s the ss e. eSGsh and s
aud in the chest and enables the expecorate
easily while entirely the seceons Of the system and
expedites returning health.
JAMES B. DEVOE, 01 Reade street. had long been COM
planning OF the chest accompanied with short
backing copg raised freely appetite and
whou. beneficial effect Hi: shoness Of breath pain
III the side continued to increase He used bottle Olo
saoaian, and is restored to health di'
George w; Burnett, orNewark, N III George W. Hays Of
Walker streets f. Laban So Pike Mrs Archibald Is Walker
street, with 3-g IN T1Ir-T
1'1 HTNDREDs OF NAMES e s.
ofpersons residing in New York. could given who ready
bear testimony the superiority Oosaonan ever
other remedy known for cure coughs colds asthma con-
SUMPTION bronchitis difficulty of breathing hoarseness nuen
pains the breast and side and the affections
stomach and liver.
sale At O6 Nassau door above Ann and Mr..
Hays, l39 Fulton street, Brooklyn. my3rc
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
Medical Gard.

DOCTOR M O r RI s O N,
NORTH RIVER DIsPENSARY, 2o4K Fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condentiay
all private dseases which he without mercury,
ainl diet pursuit Recent particularly Gonor-
"sR "STRiCTUREs FUR on II TIE URETfIRA are cured by DR..
NJ improved principles without pain or inco1vensncs to
those Of other affections Of the urinary apparatus but
eenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
animation as those affected with enlarged PROSTATE glands
suffer much injury fTSm swkwSra PTsstinegs
This affection and the train Of evils resulting from secret de-
ructve habit YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ulti
prncipl by the system healthy tone and REIN
stating its original vgor perfect cure guaranteed OF no
Charge :. :,
N B-Dr. NJ. holds communion with medical prsenders,
who claim Surgeons he is perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city his diplomas in hi: ocs
Oi Fulton Letters paid and containing fee will
insure medicine advice to any part OF the Union
Office 2O4 Fulton street, Greenwich New York. Open
from i A. Nj. to 10 p, M. daily. myl6 I'm os~rc
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
MONTHLY REPORT
M w 1Ohh i
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
No. IS Chambers street.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
No. IS Chambers street.
p-....;.. :: CASES succEssruiLr TREATED
as psSy from
ior when Tpbsrclss have once Hheumati.m tchronc)
g. prove i,;: ; ..; S:sssSs;y, ,sss...
sSiS,a cosSsae. Affests". iS Of III the heart.
Fever. II Seminal weakness.
Bleeding from the Lungs Tic DouloYreuxo Of the face
Diseases Of the Womb liberated and sore legs.
ssI a'fs s%fs Of III. eh.
10 cass. s'ps Con- ss,sf s%s
Bad Bun Of Spine opsey c
aa.: asd rGT Rs. y: who
ns;y
de-is now work and disease of his liver and
Git 81. sssy% s;S's~;4s;yI N e; Hand. work work
operstons foT radical il Structures lehrs cured
for Hydrocele . without cutting or burning.
Hare iissfil LIP. ] 5sss osraticn. for squiutins.
moved. . Bad cases OF Piles.
Dislocatlon reduced Operation to remove carries
N.B-Fsmsis diseases attended to-. Q. '"e '0"e''H"'
offended without ff'B H. ssTTw ee
lelz xw-nc Attending Surgeon and Physician
CURE YOURSELF-PlsIVATE DISEASE.
Of applying quacks nestng this and every
CITY, whose sole object sodd gain the expense Of YOU
health and your peace Of mndwhose its urs
sonsequences nyour children han the disease itself
peayns cure and accumuang expense length leave you
not the auack specifics becauss they offered cheap they a
the trashy books which far from giving the
1 ;ns S
dsorahs and effects daily wssea h the cours.
ent ofthe ylent and poisonous disease has induced
nim to offer Recipe one universally successful in effect
ng thorough cure by which who has unfortunately
nomenay yielded the !snpatons around him ina
ectsd to the exoons Of quackey by addressing letter
lpostpaidl to IN. Cloqpet M: D. Box 8an New York. The
diet mode symptoms ofdiae..s ts differ
recton accompanying the recipe. n
Connected with this subject suggestion possible, ofs
vital importance, viz the by which contraction
made impossible and thus arrest the ogres: Of this loshs
some disease, and extemnate its existence certain
by which this desirable end can be obtained can he oh
tanned by addressing above Price S. ma imD&Wsrc
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
Died

Married.
On Monday, 10th inst by the Rev. D. Bigler F. H.
BRowN, to Miss GEoRGIASA GAssNER all Of this city
The New York herald., 1845-06-22

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDENr.--Frankn
Cannon, Register of the Land Office at jackson,
Missouri, vice Greer w. Davis, removed. Abraham
Turks island West indies, vice John Arthur recall ed
The New York herald., 1845-06-22

New ORLEANS, June l3-There was good demand for
cotton yesterday the sales amount to about 5000 bales
which large reduction from the present small stock
on sale very full prices at former quotations OBJ.
tanned, but there is no advance to quote at present.
LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcATfoNs,
The New York herald., 1845-06-22
GERMAN PHYSICIAN

nR JOSEPH HEINE, No. 20 Duane street. continues to
be consulted on the various branches Of his professon
the throat other ohe body has become the
of the disease, he cures without mercury.
Dr. j. H. the only regular physician advertising in Duane
eet He the only who has diploma, and Member
Of the Medic Sotety of New York. Observe No 20 Duane
street Chatham street. jell 1m*rh
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
TRUSTEES SALE,

10y virtue ef a deed Of trust, made by Thomas II.
I'D Deal to me- as Trustee to secure the payment Of
certain notes theein named due and owing to Pleas.
ant w. Tucker aud default having been made in the
payment thereof, WILL on the 18th day Of July, D
isl5 between "a and o'clock, N Of that day, sell
10 the highest bidder ior cash, the premises conveyed
by said deed Of trust lo.Wii all that G Of land ron.
viewed " said P w Tucker to Thos II Deal BY deed,
dated 5th February, 1913, containing twenty-five
acres. more or less situated near Cold Springs, " the
county Of Wilkinson upsn which there are some bnil6
nas and other improvements. Sale 10 take place at
Cold Springs. WIN. A. TUCKER, Trustee.
February !, IelBA-z-tdsv
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

? TONES, Monuments Head and Foot Stones, and
- Monumental Slabs in Italian and other Marbles
Having executed work and being known IN Wood
vile the subscriber would respectfully solicit patronage
Refer 70 Mr. Pascoe, who will give any information
as to terms, plans, SC.
THOMAS DIXON,
OPposiis the Jefferson Hotel, Franklin IL, Nalehss
February rs. ie45-B-Iy
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

HRR. 7. c. BROWN offers hIsseEvicea ID he e.
~ rous branches Of his profession, TO he etssss
Of Woodville ana the surrounding country.
tE71OFricE, nearly opposite 10 the Planters Bank.
He will usually lie found st hs Office IN die dav sad
Il Mrs Keer's booldlns house u night ahtn noe
professionally engased.
Mas 9ih,sis45.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

rINHE subscribers having determined 10 change the
character Of their baaness would respectfully
nornce to their friends aud the public that their terms
are Cash. and that they sell % cheap as any one can
sell.
We shall soon have large addlont our stock, and
with our low prcFs, trust that we shall receive lbefal
patronage from our friends.
An persons indebted TO Us, are earnestly requested 10
settle Immediately, we are in want Of funds
buckley K PLafT.
January 1s45-s-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
.ScIninaries.
W0ODYlLLE
Female sEMINRX

For riding aad Day Scholars,
MISS SUTHERLAND respectfully announces 10
IN the public, and the Inhabitants Of Wilkinson
county in particular that she proposes TO open an lnh
tute for the educatlon Of young ladies, ard hopes for
share Of public patronage,
Sho has procured the large brick houaoi IN w oodGillt
heOngng to Mr.. West, which viii give full and hand.
some accommodation.
Miss Sutherland fatters herself that she "a Iy quail.
lied for this undertaking. having been many years en-
gagged in tuition During the last six years she has been
favOraby known to the public IN Ad.ms county, and
had charge Of the education Of the children Of many Of
the most respectable inhabitants 80 rs 10 be able 10
make general reference; in particular she refers TO
Frances and James Sufgel, EsQra., Benz. F. Young
ESQ.,, and Or. William Dunbar o. Adams county; the
Rev. Mr. Crane Of WoodvIlle; and the Rev. Mr.. Pege
OF Mntchez, &c;
There will be taught
The usual and higher English branches.
French and Italian languages
Music on the Piano, Harp. 6 uitaralao vocal Music
Dancing, Drawing and Painting.
The assistance Of Miss soulhehand's nieces, the
Misses Ford, particularly in the musical department,
can be procured.
Particular attention will be devoted 70 the mahhefa Of
the young ladies', and 10 regulating their leengs.-
Separate time will beepent in teaching the pupils 10
converse in the Freneh language.
Instructions will be given in Music, French. Dancing
end Drawings Independent Of the general school,
Terms, persesson, Of months, payable in advance
Board, I" $50
Tuon in English, IS
French OF Italian, g 10
Mllaic on piano, OF gu'lai DO so
Ha with use Of ihslrument 40
D. ging and painting, 70
Daneing, 10
Use Of piano,
Vacation during the months Of August and Septem-
Der. The seminary will open on the 18th January.
Miss Sutherland was taught dancing BY On eminent
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
Dr. G. S. Magoun.

Practitioner Of Medicine p Surgery
aDEINe we'll pl ovided with surgical INSTRUMENTS and
ID apparatus, and will have shortly supply Of wesf
selected and choice msdcinea ior prcscnpliou, and
having he'd ample experience continues ihe ifse.
tice Of hs profession in It's branches. Chronic
eases aud those Of ION standing. receive particular Il.
'enion, and former sdteess in such cases a Tie safe
guarantee fol the future. Residence near Pefeyss
Creek, Wilkinson county. Miss.
jan 49, 1874 Isl
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
WOODVILLE

1T EN- LE CAD EMXs
THIS Academy, uhdef the supeuntendance ol
Mr.. and Mrs. HALsEY, has been 10 successful
operation for years. Their system of insiruc-
ion designed Il give the pupil thorough
knowledge Of the Sciences-Iheif mode Of 90,
eminent such as shall improve the disposition
enllskten the Understandings prepare them for
the actual duties oflife-for moral and inlellect
al enjoyment
The Primary Class will be instructed 10 Read
ing, Writing, Spelling, DEFINING, the FIRST princi
pies Of Arithmetic, English Grammar, GeVgva
ply and History.
Junior CIsss-- Hisloty Of the United Staiee,
Arithmetic. Geography and GFammass
Middle Class--NatUral Philosophy, Botany
Chemistry, Arithmetic, Rhetoric, Universal His
tory, Moral Philosophy.
Senior Class-lhieeciuaI Philosophy Aslro
nomy, Algebra, Geometry, Ancient Geography
and. N yihcIogy.
Composition, Leiier-wriiiDg. Drawing Maps
Vocal Music, Sacred History, Critical Reading
OfIhOgraphy and CalIsihenics will be taught in
the course.
Those who 60 through the whole course ofin-
struciion will receive certificate from The insli
ution.
Each pupil will Be examined on entering and
be cassed according 10 the advancement
Political Economy, MineraIogy, Geology, An
Client and Modem Languages can be studied as
the parent or pupil may choose.
The Academic year will hereafter be divided
into two sessions oflweniy weeks each. The
vacation will hereafter be- in the summer.
The prices Of Iuilien have therefore been
reduced.
TERMS.
Tuition IN English Branches per SEES
sion Of twenty weeks, Sl6 90
Tuition ia Music, Piano, per Session
Of twenty weeks, 35 90
Tuition 10 Music, Gutter, per Session
oftwenfy weeks. 35 90
Use Of Piano per Session Or twenty
weeks, 90
Taision n tho Modern Languages,
per Session Of twenty weeks, 10 90
Tuition in Ancient Languages, per
Session oftwentY weeks. 10 90
Drawing and painting in Oil and Wa
ler Coior, 10 90
Mezzotinto. 10 90
Chinese Painting, 10 90
Embroidery with Crewef, 10 90
Board per Session, 90 90
Washing per doz., 90
Furnishing room per week. 81
Fuel during the cold season, per
week. l2l
Req: 81 per session,
Music. Instrumental and Vocal, BY Prot. Phi
E. Wetlen
Assistant Teacher Miss Mary Chapman, apo
Miss Mugafelt Haley.
The nhOls expense lol one Academic year, 10.
Guiding board. tuition IN English branches, wash
ing, ffnishIDg roomss and wood for tho winte
season, $I7s 90
For board and tuition only; one year
in English, 1919 90
For tniiiun ohIy, one year in English, 80 90
Bills must be paid il advance for one session
or ten per cent will DO added.
WOodvis, Aug. 81. 1874.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

~ w. IVES, BoEdast PhJsisian, offers liz pro-
" fessional sefvicss 70 his iresds ana The
rubie and when not professi6kalIy empIoye NAV
always be found az his Office on naln.siretl. Watts.
lille. or al the residence Of Dr. Pharss.
Whitesville, Feb %, 1855 10
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
BARGAINsl BAkGAINs FOR CAsH {

BARGAlNSs BARGAINS FOR Cash {
IsHE undersigned. being deslrous TO settle the bus
ness Of the late firm Of Kann 8 JakObi, will sel
said firm, Of which was purchased last fall 10 New
York and Boston, and consist Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Shoes Roots Hats and Clolhihgj and RUS
set Bsogans Of the best quality
Amy person wishing to purchase the entire stock can
depend on getting ap good bargain % ever offered in
this co6nlry. The terms at retail will be cash Of city
acceptance 10 ali cases, without dsIinct6 to persona
Persons wisalng to purchase for cash; will 10 well
to call and xmne the STOCK and prices before pntchu-
sing elsewhere. A. JAKOBI,
slrviriug partner.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
FAsHIONABLE TAILORING.

lCo-parlnershp NOlIce.)
HAVE this day taken nj Cospaftnership Daniel
Mcmillan and the business Of the convefn viii be
carried in iulpre under the firm Of B. Nj. johnson,
Co. Grateful ior the liberal patronage hitherto b.
slowed on me, trust the will be extended to the
irm. Our customers may rely on orr eadeators TO
please, and We will in oil cases guarantee good Fl
and rkIhanship. One Of Us will always be lound al
our store on Main street. opposite J., B. Thenefs
Marli 90 lS45 B. N. JOHNSON. & co.
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31

gTNHE subpcrbers having pnlchased The interest Of
Prettymann & Co., in their Blacksmithing business.
win continue the same in all is branches, and thosf
who may give Us their custom depend on having
heir work w,Il done. and At reasonable prices.
We have also purchased the patent for the Plough
made by them, and shall keep them on hand.
M. CRIsT & co.
January 9-5--tE
The Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1844-1847, 1845-05-31
PEA s HERMAN,


TIME subscribers beg leave 10 inform their friends
and the public that they have removed to Stan
woods new bri,k aiore on Court street, where they
will continue 10 manufacture formerly, and keep
constantly on hand good took
They have just received large supply Of Ladies and
chdrens Shoes Of all descriptions-also Gentemen's
Boots and Shoes which We Offer as cheap as ever for
Cash only
BOYS and mems Brogans, fine quality
large supply Of russet Brogans, as good as was
ever offered in this market
Our stock Of Ladies' Shoes Is the best ever offered 10
this place. PEA 4 HERMAN.
February ~.
WHOSE indebted to US mast call and pay up or
il their accounts will lie left with an officer for col
ecsi on. We owe, we must pay, and we must be paid
PEA & HERMAN.
Feb. ~.
RICHARD EDWARD,
B00wa,euNDaa ASID aRARa0S8Rs
Maine Street, aerl CITY Hofsi.
ynyHE subscriber has constantly on hand supply
Of STATIONERY Of every description, for
SUPERIOR ROYAL, ROYAL, MEDIUM, DEMl
FOLIO POST, CAP & LETTER PAPER,
Plain & Ruled:
QuILS. STEEL PENS; BLUE f BLACK
WRITING INK SEALlNG-WAX,
Waters, Sand, Sc.
diso, supply 81 ota'IN-i'OO"S' W
r.sdyerr Cotton.
Inr,naE Record, and
Invoces. Day Books,
Cash,
Toe sihsr NTH Varisly 81 tofhoisc BOOKS, riS;
Douay Bibes, quaHo Testament 2 f7'fer Books
vo. and ~ mo. slzess O. every essef'e'ol'
Thomas Of K1npIss The tnnc'pe9 q ~@'hs
Ceremonies oil the Mass, lies,
Council Of Trent, Visits 70 tne Dressed
Gahtzen's defence Of Cal eIament.
tholic principles, acncai nenee''ons'
Cobbeit's REFORMATION, Gon'h o. Way
winners End Of ContFover. fleicheE's Oon'Fosei
soy, ss''y'
,r-sJwsnile Story Books, translated from 'h
French: and many other Books too numerous to men
ion. ~. ,U.,r. .,5 .slso,
hymns LII 49,.
he ,eouirod. Old books, newspapers, ana perodieas
carefully rebound. xs.,oao
will he punctuaily attended to. 4
Matches. oetchef 1853. -