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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24
IMPAIRMENT of REPAIRS and

SUPPLIES Nov 10, k5l-TO BUlLDERS-
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at the ofce OF
the Commiss Toner OF Repairs aad supplies No New City
HAIL until FRIDAY. Nov 20 at " o'clock ~, al
which time they will be publicly opened or the eecoa OF
aBUILDING on the corner OF White and Elnss TO be
occupied as an ArmOry for the State Militia buders
viii es,n for Mason and Carpenter work separately
plan and specification Of the building required and All
information IN regard thereto can BE- had al the once OF
the Supe udent of Repairs u Public buildings, No ~
Ehsabeth.st Blank estimates can he had al ether once
B.-The Commissioner reserves the right.o rtlecunE
all OF any Of the estimates II deemed for the interest OF shs
Corporation "a VI" $500,
mai Commissioner OF Repairs and Supplies.
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THE SUBSCRIBER is authorised "a

Agent for the Company) contract for me devsr-g
CAEGOES Of the celebrated COAL from he Sais1 y,
Mines pottsve, fcrlserly work ed b. alzss 1Ag
en- ". q c OGDEN "a q W,l-s
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

To VI UT
Il Change of Sailing Day-Only Through Line l3r san
Francisco via ChagrCS diTec-Fare lcod.-Oa W I'D
NESDAY Nov o. at 3 o'clock. p. NJ, the splendid new
double engine steamship FL DORADO, unelualed IN her
L. S N, Commander, formerly oi the steamship talcon,
y w 81 sf ne as 2say 81 alS Sc RI VIII the
Mails direct for ChagTes connecting WITH the iaV9rite
United states Mail Steamship Nor'hcnor, sail wiholt
apv deay or San Francisco arrival of the passengers
and mails at Panama For freight passage apply ~ me
ar az Ne as Westst corner Warren st NJ r. Mi TIC
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~ pI-PST4YCE of an order Of the

IN pI-E~T ANLL 0T AT UIuVI VI ST'0
,bs county OF Nsw-Yofk, Ng'iee : nssrenT
rrsn T. r.oa 3E d 51 to
eO>s ta. "a VITA tie vouchers thereof y the .ln-
pen .sss 81. !. the fce 4 Philip Barowes Esq No ~ wall
sfcefs 49, CIfy n NV Y0rk. or telre the twenty
s.ites,. nv II December nextDstsd New "fA '-s
tveias -His' ~ ANN THOMSON. Eyecuirr
WILLIAM A THOMSON,l
FGHN THON SrN. tffc--fs
49,. s.-... - As<IN lHUAsOk,
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
s,c-,,s N the County Of New-York. notice aeres{
- 20 III nsrsSns having claims against WALLIaan
HOBBY late Of the City OF New-Yors Gee . ass
e. "a hk once Ne IN washington-st, IN ,ne ~,
before the tvensy ssvs aa "a. q NOve-
hsr' issi' ma larSnM'l JOHN B. HOBBY Exse"'-
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PAILROAD, CITY and COUNTY
1eBONDs FOR SALE-We offer FOR sale az fair rates,
the following Securities OF the most undoubted character
l. $4,000 CITY OF CINCINNATI, OHIO. SIX
PER CENT. COUPON BONDS, payable in New-York.
$4,000 ALLEGHENY CITY SIX PER CENT.
BONDS. Coupons payable in New York January l, and
July guaranteed by the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company
3 500 600 ALBANY CITY SIX PER CENT. WA
TER LOAN BONDS
SlO.OOOCITY OF CONVICTION, Ky, opposite .he
City of Cincinnat) SIX PER CENT. BONDS. guaran-
teed by the Covngton and Lexington Railroad Company
s. $4,000 CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, ONO, SEW
En- PER CENT. BONDS, gyanteed By the Sciota and
Hooking VALLEY Railroad Company. Coupons payable in
WORK January /, and July /.
G. $4,000 LITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD SEVEN
PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE BONDS. Coupons paya-
BILE in Ncw-York, LIST April and October.
T. $4,000 MADISON and INDIANAPOLIS RAIL
ROAD SEVEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS
principal payable in EewYork, with Coupons,
January l. and July l.
g. $4,000 OHIO and PENNSYLVANIA SEVEN
PER CENT. RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE BONDS,
Coupons payable January /, and July in New York
O. $4,000 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN SEVEN PER
CENT. RAILROAD COUPONS. payable in New-York
November l. and May !.
10 $4,000 CHARLOTTESVILLE and WABASH
RAILROAD CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS Coupons payable IN New-York December l, and
June |.
H. $4,000 ROSS COUNTY, OHIO, SEVEN PER
CENT. BONDS, guaranteed by the Mrretta and Cincn-
matt Railroad Company
The RAILROAD BONDS are secured IN the most ann
pie manner by Mortgage Deed Of Trust to known
and responsible citizen Of New York, with power, in
of default and sell each hne with all equipments
ac TO money TO pay amount of interest or principal
The CITY and COUNTY BONDS issued in eaol
case by Of Special Acts Of the proper Legislature
granting full power for that purpose and direct Of
the people interested that vote being largely in favor OF
their issue.
The laws under Shioh these Bonds created require
the proper authorities 70 make SPECIAL LEVY Of
TAXES be SET APART exclusively for the purpose Of
meeting the accrung interest and gradually TO rembuTs
the principal which be enforced through the Ccuso
Law, should it become necessary
These debts operate in the nature Of morsase on N
real aud personal estates within the respective City and
County limits.
The New Constitution adopted by the people Of Ohio
hbs absolutely the creation Of sry funded debt by Coun
ties within It's boundaries. This viii prevent further
issue OF securities Of this sort.
Printed Exhibits in each be had Application
al our Office giving full and detailed information as to the
npture OF eacn security New-York, Oct rs. 1851.
ytNSLOW, LANiER CO. % Wall-S
ieiS D2awAsThtf
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS. for SALE Of MORTGAGE B0NDl
The VERMONT CENTR l. RAILROAD COMPANY

PROPOSALS forsALE Of MORTGAGE B0NDl
The VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
invite sealed proposals fr the chase Of BONDS SAID
Company secured nv Mortgage OF the Road TO Wiian
An ory Charles O. Whtmore and Johu smith as Ifus,ees
The Bonts will be payable IN ten years from Scy l.
1881 and win bear interest the rate % seven per cent
payable m-annuahy at the Once Of the Treasurer OF
Payments will be required N four ins.ameEts, payable
monthly the FIST payment 10 be made on the On DAY OF
Dec 1851
The 6rst nstallment must be paid in ash the
instaDments be made cash, notes Of the Com
paBy The pay will be made settlement, equal e
cash onsthe lst day Of Nov, 1851.
The Droce sales OF these Bonds q be applied
m the liquidation OF the liabilities ~ the C0nDaDy and for
a Of the present financial position OF me Conpa-
ny may be had TO pratei Report u the Ir
tees which has Just been made.
The Aorfg made 10 the payment of Bonds
the o. 50 eco 0o and made road ~ miles
in length. which has cost 81 10000
The receipts of the Road for the 1850. were Se57
d93 81. The receipts for the present year a. u OK D.
26j o. The earnings fos September 1901, were
S62l3 81.
The Bonds Eill be ISSUED 10 sums Of Si00 and Over
Proposals must be returned 10 the TTeasnfe On De
fOe the st dag Of Dec nert and must be sealed aad
marked. Proposals for the Mortgage Bonds
Tie proposals VIII be opened by the Directors on me %
day OF Dec next
Those whose proposals. are 3ceeg,fd WI DC '
tilted Immediately. JOSIAH GUN 4, ~,
Treasurer Vermont Central Railroad Co.
s. {Aaf %sHSEr6HSS$SSE. . Finance Committee.
& Office Rost0n Nov H. 1851 niStdl
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Goal.

GOAL, COAL have new atoat aud
dscharsing cargoes Of The Sest Peach OlchS'd sa.s
and stove Coal aud also disceasslng OaAh.i -
~ Orysl ana sidney Goals. Tst-raie order, ana o.
inree SIZE All these Goals otter ioI sale nom yAfu o
yess. At the lowest possible pTiccS hNeiY 3sl ~
nj ii No "a Broadway, aad ihst corner ci thompson
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E. DELAFIEI.D SMITH, ..--....
GEORGE =. CLAkk, coz'i-Ss'ohen'
FREDERICK L. NULIs, ,.,o.
HENRY & DAVIES. At;crnsT and counsel ~ -"

IN PURSUANCE of al order of the Sur
rogae Of tie Comfy OF New-IOra. ngtlce Is hSrey
gwen to all persons having els rs ga5nsi -
-, The ssa = III vouchers thereof : te suhscfioe -,
at the oh.os OF CHARLES 81 SELL. No. IsS Hossol:
- = the Citv al New York or before the Isl da{ OF
All ne.t-u.l.,, NEW OH the l7tb DAY Of October,
Al ALFRED RUSSELL. tFtecurorr
70 iaxcnN. CHARLES RUSSELL
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0REAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY

GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
u REV. LIB MYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF ROCK ROSE AND SARsAPARllLA inns IN Me .ac
ene has the reputation Of beng the best ever used for the
cure Of DYsPEPsIA, LIVER GQMpLAiNT BILIOUS
DISEASES CUTANE0US EkupIia9NoSS; sIiHTQ1FOkA,
F FkGfiffsAst A s1k soRs MoTTM COLDS
COUGHs, IsTHMA, CHRONIC DiARkHEA SICK atl
BILITY. .,,, prpprcrroN
of this valuable coubuton TO the healing art caused
by years of study employing the various ingredients
bees have used within the last year. through It's own
erts without the effort OF the dscOverer IL has been
Sepeooe but Vn for rel Icetc b. not only
cpre the best medicine ever discovered for the above
from persons of high standing who have been restored TO
perfect health, from the diseases promises 10 cure Inc
Rok has been used with great sncces for many years
Dng medical men have spoken OF 1t IN high praise
zach Ingredient performs valuable part eiiecting azure
il one Of the greatest blessings that possess 1t
better than fine gOh and who among the afflicted would
lore them to health All persons who are abOrng under
the abOV, dssass: are yeSSes0sd 70 tyy
ROCK ROSE AND S A RsA A Il A
Pew A. b MYERS: NEW LONDON, Conn.
Dear SIn several eases Of Eryspelas your Rock Rose
and sarsapaYa has effected certain cure la my opinion
nav ts relied upon agent capable Of eradicating
Dyspepsia Colds and Pulmonary diseases general from
the system and purifying inc Oi0'Y Rev Z r WARREN
Mr. MyERs-De0r Sir: Having used your Extract OF
Rock Rose aKd SaIsaparia or Salt Rheum, which, by It,
was eectually radcaied cheerluy recommend to
any who have need Of relief in similar cases.
Yours, truly, s. Is. JEROME.
New Haven, Sept 6. 1851
Rev. A. Il. l.. MYERS NEw-YoRK, Sept. TO- 1911
Dear ST-Durng the last winter, had three attacks OF
Typhoid Fever which left very low and weak state
had heard of wonderful cures being performed by
yeur preparation Rock Rose and SaTsapara and calcu
lated that the half sand of 1t was true. was suited to my
Gaze Aher using many other preparations without beneh
aud from knowledge Of yourself commenced the use Of
the Rock Rose and Sarsaparlla and found OF great SER
vice 10 me, as a couector and general tonic
4 am very truly YOURS VS. WILLIAMS
No l03 Canal-st., New York.
For sale in York, wholesale and retail by Charles
Rug, corner JOhn-st and Broadway; w. ID. Crumble
No 286 Bowery, corner of Houston st j Crumsie No
~ BOwery Guion, No l27 Bowory. corner of Grand ST.
aad W ID Crunlbe, corner OF Broadway and lith-st
I5tMFAM
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NFW-YORK and VIRGINIA STEAM

NEW YORK and VIRGINIA STEAM
Y SHIP COMPANY-For RICHMOND via NOR
FOLK Va stopping at CITY POINT to and and reeve aS
precisely from Per No z Moth hye The g ne and i
measuIement) l. Parrish: Commander will recsIye such
freight may offer during FRIDAY 28th up to p W. on
the day Of sailing For freight apply on board ana dOr
DEEM < THORNTON, Agents. No 81 Pe9Tl,st
LUDLAM & WATSON, Agents, Richmond, va
NOTICE North Carolina passengers will be landed az
Norfolk taking the Portsmouth and Weldon Railroad i'r
~ The Company will not be responsible for goods until
Bills Of Ladmc are signed therefor. MA 1t
VANDERBILT'S NEW LINE BE-
TWEEN NETWORK AND SAN FRANCISCO.
The only Through Line via NicarsguaA number odayi
6rst clas, steamships, betvesa NETWORK and san
The PR aSiTi Tast G eG9r1 Ran
And between BET SAN JUN BET sGR sad SAN FRAN
O'f The NORTH AMERICA, Capt Blethen.
TIE TIE R4S1lG SAX SsTy csD, v.ksm.p
These steamers ali new built expressly ioi nus roGis
and for speed safety and accSTmoni9ns are nSarss %
The PROMETHEUs viii leave New York from Pier
No North RIVER the tn Of each month, a. O'clock
copN11sng 2eESSeT IN on n. 22s n Zach
The days Of leaving SIN FRANCISCO WI he the Isl
When the above days fall Sundsys the Jay CT sailing
VI" FROM on 81 SAN JUAN De KfCARAaUA TO SAN JUAN
DEL SUR passengers " he promptly conveyed over tne
New Transit Route Of the Nicaragua Company having oui
twelve miles of Land Transportation and a. that point
embark IN Of the ABOVE named PACING steamers i0f
SAN RAECISCO.
The great SAVING of distance by this Route over ohe
heretofore established, aud speedy and comfortable
transit between the two Oceans through beautiful and
beautiful country oer Inducements TO the travelling pup
Ic equ8led by no other Line
No passage secured until paid iOr, and bat hnites
Number Of passengers viii be taken.
For Freight passage apply oy al tbs once ~ tht
Lise, No. BatfeTy-place, up stairs ID b. ALLEN;
All persons forbid trusting one on account o, ne
above boats. Io3DuI nlJ Iam"u
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an A SrRROG ATE,S COrRT. held

II II II
n in and for the County # NewYork, at the sufro-
g,,e once IN the City ii NewNOTk Ae SeYeAte sn 4
in the wear one thousand eight hundred and
Sav.cne Present Alexander Bradford Surrogate, IA
- sster ~ the application mortgage, lease or sel w
- IS ate Of Fr.Qer.cs Alo'linr deceased or ~ il5s
and fling tie aPp alton Of ELIZABE,h 10 Il
Nv So1E deceased for authority - Hofi sage tA
seihe rea estate 81 the sad deceased Tor tae S Pc ,se
- ~ ss;d Frederick Moll:0r. deceased, aS'stf
before the scsai, Of The COUNTY i a. II
Dpar rext M 10 oc eek N the forenoon ~ VA. az
then and oc 10 show cause why 9ats9n shyua ~
49,, -, -. ss,j administrative 70 m1rtgage caSs Of 81
even 70 - So resl s,ate Of the said FREDERICK M3itol
deceased as shall be SUIT snt 70 raY ms deg.
JAtos 4 H'''l'S A " BRADFORD, Surrogate
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EALIFORNIA.-For San Juan dc Nc.
~ aragua diIect.-The and splendid fast schooner
TOWNSEND JONES. s. A Dayton, Commander, zoo ans
burden Will have immediate dispatch for the
port Splendid accommodations r few PASSENGERS only
who will be sent direct through TO California at about hGli
HE steamer prices For freight passage make unieii-
ate ANNEXATION 10 PALMER co.
ns5 II No 50 Broad TaY.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURr.-
| nnANrHS lane TOWNSEND Arainst VII. !.

4 hHtNIES JANE ION ~>f VI AGnH VII
LIAM { CONNER ard CAROLINE N. CONNER,
hls mfr In pursuance Of adgnent OF ihs supreme
Court Of The State ii NewYofk fwn expose q sale On
Tie 9TH Ia, NJ November 1851 nj u 0cock NJ, al tina
Merchants EXCHANGE. m the Cry OF NcWYors. al those
lots parcels q land, situated IN she
rveth wsd OF he CITY OF New YORK. aAd Witch taken
together bounded feOss that IS 10 b-gnning
p0nt the DoTherly Sdc Of 20 81, one Gladfed
feet westerly from the uoThwes ery u sad 9th
and 6'h-av, and running thence westerly along SAID
line of O. hundred feet thence NORTH
cfp on line parallel The westerly line u the oth-av
hnndred ve inches - the center Of the block
thenco esssrls and parallel with the SAID ncTthery ss Of
ttih st hundred fcer. theucc Southeiiy "a line
parallel wTh the westerly line of The 0t-ay. ne hundred
feet i've inches g the place OF begnhng De the SAID seye-
ra dimensions less d tsd NewNork, Octob<ryl,
1851 THON As CARNLEY. Sheriff
JAMES W. WHITE, Attorney fer Plaintiff. nsiswu
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT
l City and County Of New Iork William /. Dngan
and George Jacobs against samuel Mo~er--Sammrns ior
money dem aud ON contract 10 SAMUEL MOWER, de-
PENDANT loa hereby summoned and required 20 answer
the complaint ths action which filed IN The ONCE ot
the Cicik % the CT, aud Cognty OF Nesfos, ~ the
gust 1881 and 10 copy Of your ~ the said
compl the subscriber n hrs oihce No % Johnst IN
" 4 NeWIork within twenty days amer the
wee YOU. exclusive Of the day IT such
service aud taul 10 he sad complaint within
The time AFORESAID the plaintiffs this action viii take
Judgment against YOU for the sum of Two Hundred ana
Thirty eight Dollars and Twenty Cents, with interest
FROM the 6th day Of January One Thousand Eight Hun
dsed and Fifty one be SIDES the casts Of this action
Dated Nsw-YoFk August q, 1881
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Pinsths Attorney,
o2o isw6wM No. 81 Jehnst.
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DURSE'S NEOSlGALOS.-This ar

II tcle restores the natural color Of the halr and mas
made The hair 10 grow persons who have been pad o
,saIs The int of the ae Far have pronounced the
ly article Of the Kind deserving the award OF premium
ne proprietor is daily receiving proofs OF rs wehu9ldu
cuates For sale at the depot No O. frankin 81 Las
salas No Nlblos Building; Cmions, corner OF soaI =,
and 8h-st. hi' l"
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NOTICE is hereby given that an apG1ca-
II be made To ht LegsistIrs Of A e
is next session. fAI an eel 81 ,a, =, i've
hgnsrea thou sand dollars. and .as privilege 2, sesW
the
NOTlCE.-Application vii be o;a q. 70 70
the Lexisinsurs II the state Of Ne" ~ st AND
,s .rRI 1c N sfEa MsHiP coNpAsY an. sAp''
x:ors Of SAID Company viii DO sa. ~, a1sne rTaTT.
80, CAairpan Of prssiaoA-s conm'ss'
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fUF, q VVIT'NI0T EtII'
am, very truly. yours, g. WILLIAMS

No. lO3 Canal St. New y th.
For sale in NswYork wholesale and retail by Charles
Rug, corner OF Johnst. and Broadway; W ID. Crumme,
No 286 BOwery, of Houston st j. CrumSle NO
~ Bowery T. Guon No l2 Bowory corner of Grand ST.
aad W. ID Crunbie corner OF Broadway and lith-st
p5HMFAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS o.
the BOWERY BANK viii be held at the BANKING
House on TUESDAY, Decembsr2. The pou Will be opc'
mn pi7 II tp2 '' N. G. BRADFORD, Cashier
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-09-16

~ "They, the democrats,) are pressing
upon the people that this controversy, in regard
10 the compromise, the Constitution and the
Union, is all fought and over, and that in re-
gard to the yet remaining candidates Of their
party's nomination, the very name and issues
OF their starting are all 10 be buried and for
gotten. Whig. b
The assertion That the late issue of the
Compromise, was started by the State rights
party, evinces less acquaintance with the
political history of parties in this State, than
our %neighbor really is guilty OF. "The very
name and issue OF their own starting %
Every body who knows anything at all, is
aware of the fact, that up to the time Of hold.
ing the first October Convention. there was
no difference of opinion in this State in re.
gard to the original Wilmot Proviso, or the
measure which MIR. Foote assures us was
"the Wilmot proviso, in another form.''
That Convention was composed of delegates
from all the counties, consisting of an equal
number of whigs and democrats. This coun.
ty was represented by G.. b. N. Wales Esq.
wing, and Gen. Cooper, democrat. BY the
mutual advice of both the great politica.
parties, in convention assembled, the issue,
were set forth before tie people. 1t is wei.
known that among the most active and in
auential Southern rights men, al this time
was Chief Justice Sharkcy,
1t was not until aconsultalion o fthc wise
heads of whiggery took place. that Jndg'
Sharkey, the Yergers, Foote, Il co., threw
up their cards and called for a new deal
Another Convention was held, aud still ther,
was dissatisfaction and finally, after tn,
Nashville Convention met, Judge Sharkey
refused to sign the address, and at once rails
cd n hugh-and-ery for the glorious Union
Every wing paper in the State at once tool
up the sound, and forced the Issue of ap
prevail or %disapproval OF the Compromis
upon the people, holding disunion ia terror
eRs over the heads of all who voted for can
didates who were displeased with the CON
promise, 1t was the wings who forced tn
issues upon Che people and it is they, VIII
would continue it now, for their party agra,
lizement
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-09-16

Tie Virtsbug SsafiHd hosss the Hams
Of uii. sminsna innsi aud stsiesman ir the
office of Governor 10 an the vseaHcy iuits
ticket ,c%casionsd BY the withdrawal Of Gov
Quitman The SoafiHei says Il Is not
aware Of The position Chsneell0r Cooke
occupied in the late C~onysniion eleetioh.
aud supports him without any reference 20
that position, a. a man every way qualified
to an the Executive Chair Of Mississippi
With all our heart, we second the motion
Gen. Cooke has discharged the arduous and
difficult duties Of Chancellor. to the entire
satisfaction Of all who have had business be.
fore him, and 40 man ia the State enjoys a
higher reputation for sincerity and talent.
Even with the Union spur upon the wing
FO0te, Gen. Cooke will gain the victory -
lie is a democ rat Of the Jefferson school, a
Southerner and a Slave owner. His nomi-
natien viii be the signal of success for our
d~me.honored principles.
The wings are in great glee, and regard
the triumph of their party, as certain, be-
yond the possibility ola doubt. They will
be shown that the
Best laid plans Of mice and men,
Gang aft a glee."
The compromise now being of the should
ers Of the democracy, they will march up to
the polls in solid phalanx, and elect their
candidates by the usual majority.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-09-16

M Cots. GosAou ~ Cooper have tsker
positions o. ihis question, they acted only
a. hupafedz oloshefs u om private eiuzrns
did Who Desired he success Of what 'hey
h%oncslly belisve was Hiouu. We .voDih'
that they both consider she qussiioH sei'ls0'
aAd are willing 70 aoquisoe in the decision
], will take more grMptioH than our neigh
b,r eau Ias.s,sr 10 change their detenmlna-
tiog,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1851-09-16
GREAT DISCOVERY IN THE
ID a cfreOtyp Art!

The great obstacle, which has long been
a stumbling stone, in peyfccting the Da-
guerreotypes Of the present day, has at
last been overcome aud beaten down, by
our young Artist of Woodville, Mr.. VIM.
Lyman Jewell who is by the bye a typo
Of the first school.
The discovery was made on the 18th
inst, after his having tried many times on
former occasions without success. 1t con-
sists III the following essential points, which
are diamond drops to travelling Artists es-
p%ecially.
LIST. The picture produced by this new
method does not reverse the objects, as the
present one, but copies every item right,
such for instance as n mole on the right
cheek, by this process it will be on the same
in the picture, the hair parted on the left
side, will be SO, and not as the present
mode, for the latter always gives just the
reverse.
End. BY this process, a picture can be
taken in any window light, the distance OF
the Camera from the person, is shortened
to onc,ffh the distance, taking a much
clearer picture than by the present method.
3fd. The light is SO arranged, that a per-
son with weak eyes can sit without its hav-
ing the least effect upon them; the person
may sit for any length Of time and the pic.
ture will come out just the right color.
The same articles are used with but one
exception, which can be had in any house.
1t will be known hereafter as the JEwELLo-
TYPE. Mr.. Jewell intends giving it to the
world through Artists, by the 18th of DC.
tober all those who are DESTROYS Of procu.
ring information will be accommodated, by
sending him the amount of $40 each by
the 10Th of next month, as the instruction;
will all be mailed on that day. Thos,
wishing to take lessons from him from che
LIST. of October, will be instructed in the
Daguerrean Art, until they are satisfied
that they can take good pictures, for tho
sum Of $2j. J.