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NOTICE.

Pursuant to law an Election will be held on
Monday the 18th day of October next 1852 at
the Court House of the parish for the purpose
of electinp of a member of the Potiee Jury for
the 9Th ward of the parish, to fill the vocancy
occasionned by the resignation Of Lucius Suthon.
Polls spin from ten o'clock A. M. to four
o'clock p. M. Judges A. NJ. Foley & C. L..
Mavor.
By order of the President.
Parish of Assumption, september 28th 1852.
C. L. MAYOR, Clerk ofPolice jury.
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PERDU GU VOLE.
D'ELs.C'bE

Commencement i la loi une Election sera te-
nue. Lundl lie Is octobre proclaim 1852 a la
Maison de Cour de cette paroisse, afin de nom
mer un mempre du Juri de Polio. pour lie Sine
reimbursement de cette ~paroisse, pour rempIir
la vacance occasionnce par la resignation de
M. Lucius Suthon.
La dite election sera tenue depnis dix heures
du matin jusqu'a qnatre heures de l'apres-midi,
par MN. A. NJ. Foley ct CT Mavor, commits
saires.
Par ordre du President.
Paroisse Assumption, &c % septembre 1852.
C.. L.. MAYOR. Grefier.
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ANEcDoTE. - Tn medecin, grand
amateur dn jeu de billiard, Sc moquait
solvent dun de ses confreres qui sayait
d peine TOUGHER.
I'm Jour, PEASANT devant I'm cimetiere.
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LES 1 Or

remaining IN the Post Of1ce at AS
Sumption, on the 30th of September
1852.
Amick John 2; Arnaud Jean; Allin Dro-
sin; Belson John; Blanchard D.; Bradbury
Francis Miss; Bougon NJ; Beranger M;
Brown f. Nine; Bariteux A.; Boun Edward;
Beasley J, F. Dr.; Breand Hilaire; Collet
freres; Chauvin Manuel; Corney Ellis. Miss;
Chauvin Justin; Cotomb Louis Nine; Cosler
Lewis; Cathay William. .Devilliers F. A.
Dominique Jean 2; Farrell Michel; Cola;
CHER Mathew; Giroir A.; Hodson Edward;
HebertJ J. F.; Juge Emile; Journey w, Geor-
ge; Haubleur Gaspard; Iandry Amelia Mile
Lesne Yves; Lawrie G. Geo; Meyer Jean;
Mitchell A. R. Mass 7; 2erotaux Theodore;
Perret Jean Bite; Penney Joseph; Quetant
Fraugois 2; Singer Benjamin; Sauve N. D.
Persons calling for the above Letters,
will please mention that they are advert
ised.
O. MELANeoN, P. M.
Napoleonville, October 18th 1852.
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csey IN point kept back for the purpose of amending this
very BILL and not thinking 1t would come up day.
have made preparation
Mr. BROOKE consented, and moved 10 lay the bill on
the table.
The bill accordingly lies on the table.
MIR HALE. AT the suggestion OF the senator from
North Carolina, Mr. BADGER move 10 proceed 10 ex.
eculive business
Mr. DODGE. OF Iowa, hoped the Senate would do so,
as there business which required few moments in
executive session.
Mr. BADGER. Certainly.
Mr. RUSk. hope before we do that the Senate will
allow me 10 make motion TO put Its passage an en-.
crossed bill IN order 10 send TO the House Of Repre-
sentatives
Mr. HALE withdrew the notion
The Senate then took up engrossed bill No 272 grant
ing pension 10 John LIE Roy; which was read third
time and passed
Aso act revive for limited time the act in rela-
ton 10 donations OF lands to certain persons in The State
Of Arkansas which read third time and passed
Also. bill granting pension TO Mrs Elizabeth v.
Lomax; which was read third time and passed.
MIR DODGE renewed the motion to go into executive
session aud the question being TAKEN quorum voted
Whereupon, on motion. the Senate adjourned,
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ARonIrKcr's Oryrc., MILITARY AsY
Washington. ID, c.. NAV

ARoMITxCT's OFuCE, MILITARY ASYLUM,
Washington, ID. c.. May ~ 1852.
CEALED PROPOSALS. will Office until w ed
nesday the 10Th OF June IL O'Clock
lion OF The buildings Of the Military Asylum, this city
The front or the main building hundred
It's depth hfyseven feet, with wing eighty
feet; the whole OF which be faced with Proposals will
facing requested send with
their respective fur Of
they buid particular
the locality and capacity of the quarry which specimen
tanned as a sample under the contract
In addition the above building there will be
sized dwelling houses for the officers OF the institution
The plans and specifications examined
Monday the 7h until Wednesday, 3Uh of Juae
mentioned, all other and
clarac OF the buildings will he given
Every buildings accompanied
written by responsible
effect that they undertake the bidder bidders
their bid be accepted enter into obligation within twenty
codng the specifications which may been may
hereafter be, furnished
In deciding bids regard will be had quality the
offered, and the responsibility bddcrs
reserved accept such offers deemed
ageons the government and also reject the whole
Of them be acceptable.
All bids be sealed and endorsed Proposals building the
Military Asylum and addressed 10 b. 8. ALEXANDER
May 23--3tawtd Lieutenant Corps o
D5 The Baltimore Sun, New York Herald, York Con-
aud Enquirer will please insert the above times
the Both of June next
NOTICE I'm relation to our BilIs.We hereby notify all
of in DETAIL and will be presented to them the 25h
month. Early attention payment Is earnestly requested.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY * CO.
June 20--lmf
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ORNATE TUTOR--h young English gentleman, who has
received education, md resided years Paris,
obtan the position Of young
prvats family Of cspectsbiiv.
fnudy be
given the highest respectaby either in this county
England
Addrcsaer 100 pos, ONCE, oswcro, New York.
ls-duf
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A CAHD-tmpouant 70 men Of fnshion-G r. GREEN, pro-
"a pretor Fashionable shirt making Establishment,
Washington and the vicinity, will Wash
the LIST until During that
he will be the orders Of gentlemen DESTROYS Of
shirts made from the first OF it,
United O. r. Green's
invented by himself perfect ht in all with matbe
precision punctuay the execution OF orders posi-
lively guaranteed,
Wizards HOTEL and will either receive
gentlemen their residences for the
pose OF taking their measure, sc.
GEO. r. GREEN
2s-eod4uf No. l Astor House, New York
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DaTEvT HE'D TRUNKS AND PATENr PORTABLE
beds private saofhe subscriber would respectfully inform
the public and the travelling community In PARTICULAR TINT he has
bed trunks portable
which Members Of
navy persons about travel respectfully
themselves
greatest convenience ever invented. A. GREEN
Auctoncef aud Commission Merchant, at the
May g7-cod2w 9th u. and Pa
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PASSENGER trains = follows
Leave Washington Mt Q and o. a. l9i, M, and p.
Leave Baltimore nj ~ and y, n. IN. 4 and ~, p.
IN he and n
~ fourth from Baltimore omitted.
Tickets checks Philadelphia and New York be
obtnned q, and
OF themselves md
baltimore aud lhsdclphia, to the railroad station
tickets Hndcnsbug at 43 viii be
furnished application At the Office.
T. II. PARSONS,
Ap 25-dH Agent.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
THE of IN C) Male Academy wishes
teacher who qualified
English
~ bshts good
mustbc made immediately and by paid
o rr,pcpat.
lp~-dU
SMOLLET,s Works, Engissh edition. ISL. with
y many enravnxs, complete for o., corprsngi
Rodeick Random
Fefegrine Pickle
Humphrey Climber
Ferdinand Count Fsthnm
Lsunceiot Cresves
Adventures Of Atom
Travel. through France and Italy
Expedition saainst CsthsgeaH
His brassic works, Poetry, SC, &C, and
Roscoe. Memois Of the Lnond Works Of tho author with
portrait from Sir Joshua ~4noid~.
June Us rRANCK TAYLOR.
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AsTos MATTINGsThis day received schooner States
" from New York
IS pieces first quality "a Canton mating
10 do "a do do
10 do do ca do do
10 do do a checked do
do
goods The best quality, will be sold
prices Also, good stock OF carpets, rugs oilciohs
YERBY MILLER,
Opposite Centre Market, Pennsy avenue.
hp 6-2meod
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Bank of the Metropolis,
Washington, June 4, 1859.
OF stockholders Of
~ Monday, o M
the purpose eectpg year ensuing.
The polls will open 10 O'Clock, M, and close
O'Clock, m.
June 6-eot91Ju me dt5uhJuy RID. SMITH
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NOTICE sbali send ALI ledger
~ tho Of
the time Al which and caculs'e having
Of respectfully desire
bl. consider themselves mos, politely asked the Of
CLAGET1 DDDsDN.
lima y dtlsyuv
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Norfolk, Old Point, Piney Point.
= ss1~n THE OsCEOLA Washington for
above places "Wednesday and Saturday
time Tor The cars going South Returning will leave Norioik
Monday and Thursday At 4 O'Clock,
e ana s s o the s fny
Passage Norfolk IS; Old Point 81; Old
June lO-dtf JAMES MITCHELL
EREAFTER,-We offer great inducements
loo pieces Irish linens, from
pieces table diapers prices,
styles, the patterns of all OF which select
20 pieces linen sheetngs, of all the various widths
900 and dozens towels and toweling all prices
100 dozen damask napkins and doyies
In word, that article offer linen will
Terms cash, unless arranged contrary.
Good articles low prices, and fair dealing be relied in all
PERRY b BROTHER,
June l6-eoif Opposite Centre Market.
~TRAV GOODs.-sTEvENs, Browns Hotel, has just re-
~ turned from North with fresh and full supply Of gentle
youths superior quality shapes.
Sales room, Browns Hotel.
June l2-6ifcod
private sale elegant rosewood paor which will
be sold low Apply to
June Is eo6 Auctioneer Commission Merchant
MADAME DELARUE b~ss inform ixai, )
M OF Washington and it's vicinity that She has just received
pe also, choice lot ofiace
French English trimmings nouncng-
corsets suitable
Others French perfumeries,
copherous, combs brushes,
ey Of fancy and staple goods TOO numerous mention MADAME
d. would call attention 10 her remaining stock Of Pans
which be disposed OF at reduced prices Psnn
between l2th and 18th streets June 2f-Seod
CARD.-Dr j. ID. MARTIN has opened his
OF 9Th and where those wishing his medical advice
viii lind him.
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CONCORD, October III, 1919.
SIR On my return town last night found your official
letter OF the 9th instant acknowledge with un-gned
gratitude this evidences your confidence, and regret on
many accounts, that cannot accept the appointment.
II would be pleasant again many with whom
was for assocatedpes nccedc your wishes
and the wishes, Of other and long tried endpeas
ant to maintain, well as might be able the interests
and honor OF State the exalted you hpve been
pleased 10 assign But with all these considcr aons
urging 10 acceptance, find Others which, fairly weighed,
consrsin me to decline My personal wishes and purposes
in 1872, when resigned seat In the Senate were, as
supposed, perfectly understood that have not for
men contemplated return to public life. Without sd,
vertpg to other grounds which would have much influence
IN forming my decision, the situation OF my business pro-
fessonal and otherwise. Is such that II would be mpos
ble for me TO leave the State suddenly as should be called
upon to do and be absent for months without sacrificing
certain the interests and disregsrding the
sonsble expectation. Of those who rely upon my services
That my IL the honor Of New Ham p.hire and
my devotion TO the principles, the firm
Of which mas secured to her proud position
BILE name in AL parts of the Union, suffer dimnuion 10
retirement trust may be made sufficiently apparent 10
evary contest through which may be called 10
support OF those principles and in vndiceon OF that honor
am, with the highest considerable your excelenoy'
obliged friend and servant,
FRANK. PIERCE.
His erceency JoHS II Srrr1E.
A convention OF The democratic party subsequently
nominated him 10 the office OF governor; bat IN an so'
quent and patriotic speech he declined this honor. Whea
Hon, John y. Hale in opposition TO The demo
cratic party, and the democrats put new canddaem
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ELEGANT PARLOR ORGAN FOR SALE have 4,
private sale elegant rosewood paor organ
be sold low. Apply to
JAMES C. MCGUIRE,
Is AuctoneeT and Commission Merchat
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06


EgAFE just received and are now opei,
n ~ ing Splendid selection OF
GeRdemtH's summer Clothing,
Ladies' Fancy Go0ds.
Hats, Shoes, Boots aud Brogans, Smrl,
Goods, Crockery and Glassware, Grocede-
Provisions, &c, &c. All Of which they OF
fer for sale for Cash or on the usual credi
"a punctual CUSTOMERS. Oar Stock consist.
IN part OF the following articles -
Fine French muslins, eambrics, ginghams
aud calieoes,
inc pain swiss and plaid muslins,
organizes, for Ladies riding skirts.
barege, cold cambncs for lining,
Linen, bobbinet and cotton mosquito net
llngs
Ladies hid gloves and emb'd silk mitts,
Window curtains and table covels,
lash linen lawns, liable cloths, napkin
and towels,
Emb'd and PLAIN pocket handkerchiefs
Ladies, misses aud chidreu's hose.
Parasols, shades and umbrellas.
Bonuets and bonnet ribbons,
Ladies fine kid shoes aud gaters,
Black aud white lace. al. widths.
ALSO,
Lowell cottons,
Brown aud bleached cottons, cottonades,
Bed ticking aud checks,
Linen drIllugs for pants,
Cold silk aud cotton handkerchiels, as
sorted, &c,, &c
ALSO.
GeAdcmcR'S Sammcr Ci0thiHg,
Amongst which are ... -....-..s s
Zine merlno, alaparea and linen frotk.
dress aud sack coats, .....
Fine merno, alapacca, linen drilling ia.
ca aud eotlonade pants, .-r
Black satin and fancy cord vests,
Fine linen bosom SHIRTS. uudgishm> and
drawers,
Six, leghofn, straw, aud palmetto hats,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fine calf sew ed and pcggod Boots, shoes.
and brogans
GROCERIES,, H
Loaf aud brown sHgur~, molasse-, coffee.
ten, candies soap, starel salt, nacketeI.
rice, oheesa oJa biscaN bp5kwAeut Roar.
whskey, tobacco, cigars psWar spce
cinnamon, mustard powder shut, caps.
lead, lamp and olive OIL &c.,
Together wilh good 3tssorunantof
Crockey, glass and earluenware,
Hardware, wo0dcnWate,
Cutlery, rerlUmcry, Nc
10 ladies a0d gentlemen (,he ladies
are invited 90 caR end exam
ine 'HE >toeS. a. IS IS my u,ention to Sci.
al 'le lowest POS b.c Fs,ee PLEJS
g VI AE Z CALL.
n eodV Z, March 20 1850.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06

siHE subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to the public, that he has Ia
ken the HOODFILLE TAN YARD.
and wit devote his exclusive time to the
Tanning and PREPARATION OF Leather, and to
all The departments Of Box g. ShocmakiRg.
A long experience enables him to invite
public custom, confident that he can give
the -asIaost satisfaction.
HIDES, green or dried, will be taken IN
trade.
lie will also manufacture, and keep on
hand, large quantity of r USSET'S Q
all sizes. CHAS. WTTZTHTM
January 90, 1850. SLY
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
LOUISIANA



E3ae. 55 years ssl s.x inches. saws he
beloa g ta Gassvcs Wileax af Rodney. MIS-
Sspgse IS wears secs S inches savs he
tseiess1.s ~ lss Gash sEv ea 81 James narish
6aaAan GAes IS gnArs 5 Feet S 80 inrha,
8ska aamra as resrs 5 seea - iiaaAss. Tie
nsuTe aegFaek wa1 2haY hulaaa Do Plrr LHrsar
VI ~ 8Hmsn parlsa
Hsttsnn aaatsaa Ra ssewgs 8eagg-s ipf3-
rs SAYS he aiaamsnase assiTs oil q aar Rgavf,
aaluvr KiukSiatga
MI hcH,p 30 years. S iasa & - uch
8naa 8ases, ~ years. : Ieei 81 mc
shariss 1ceR 30 years s is-e, > - t,c es ,r.
larne snggs on tire hgeasi ~ ablv u,
.sToet sss fhsy hssleag ae SVlfn An -
ness.sc
FaElNn aT WAT nEauiAN
Bends ieo ilsrk "a Fsass losr tur.,ps
SASS ht t,ssiaggF A. y IL Eangaant waa
ssaes HaAr Msalnasr
TG4mek hipFk ~ Fauss ~ga apt ss Gas
s0Ar ~ AssrsEs ae@5sse- aasa sags as 81 i.a.ae
b g&aass Ss.sne. u sss4ekx. ssug wa.a a. a,sw
IN Ncw ogReanx
POlNr C0rrEG PSSEss --P OaNT ourrr.
gosa, hgbl cesapl xse-2- q oF IS years a.
says ae besoagsto f,aAk SaFecl. u.ssisag seal
hatcher
PARtsH ST LaSnsx--oPFLoSsAS
RsvlAafa, - years ) heel : inches kS-
whiskew belongs . Caleb Grsen, reS,dipE
in New 0gscaaS
PANtSSl ssF gBEEEaLAR--Ft. sGrENiNR>
HsAFp % years 5 iees OF S inches; says
~ MI nrS ~ Aas II nie-. reSi1ias4 Ca GraIsd
ssSamspsion I
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
$500 t,ENxA

EoR the apprehension and delivery to the
=. :, Shent OF Carroll county, Miss, of JAS
" ESLEl CONNER, who, without any pro
vocation, shot down my son, J. d. Pate, on The
iIih OF July, 1851. SAID Conner is % years
Old about fec, high, dark complexion, Black
halt and eyes, very heavy eyebrows, rather an
undertook, very white teeth, and walks erect
It I supposed that he win make his way down
10 Wilkinson county. in this State, or New Oh.
leans Papers favorable 10 the cause Of justice
"lli please copy. A. PATE
July -, Is5i.-,f
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06

a - .p l.itl -Dt. Caanel 5
az ias sSJuogFhua aud all
hr.s-Hes. tIs.aSs-s TINS medicine Is a sure
,ure & these diseases. aud one iral will
ai.y tuDsluce tnose wbp have contacted any
ki,i % veaereai disease, that when We say II
Is css,ain and safe remedy, there Is no eN-
g-eration in the assertion.
it is s,ld IA New 0rlcaas only by J. Wright
& Co. Isl Charires street amt. IN NOOdvliie,
by WRIGHT 4 ELDER.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
fs40 THE OLD AND Yot NJ Z


gE3O THE OLD aND YOINO =
n H0' ~ nai heads uHf sncy,'-Pke-
naasHoz "a CArR5saFv'si'-EASr lNDiA Has
DYE CoioTs TIE nSir. and VIII no, the Skin.-
THIS dye NAV be aPplied 10 lae narrower night,
the dTsi night turning the bghieSi ret or grey
hair 10 a dark brown, and BY repeating Sc
cOad night, 10 hrisst jet black ANY person
nav, lheresOre, with the least possible trouble.
keep has hair any dark shade OF perfect black
wish r positive assurance that the dive, ii an.
pied 10 the skiu, will net color il. By an oc.
cAsianal application. person turning grev
wili never be SRown % have a grey hair. D;.
FectioDS cOmple,e vista the adlcle. There Is
~ colorias 10 'ais statement as one can easi.
" test.
These facts are waTfSuieA by the gentleman
who manufactures IL who Is tae celebrated
che.niS,, D. Coms,ock. aeghor OF oms,ook' !
Caemisily, Philosophy aad otsel works. and
sebool ,oookS well known ami widely cele.
brated by the public,
Eos sale ~ WuOiVlile by
WRIGHT & ELDER.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
gFyO THE IA ms -1nk GkA-
uINE BALM OF COLUMBIA,


Toa HEsroAfsa rHr Htfa.
g Don, baiftsa siufy % 4 woman. fay' Fsal
ArIHI feet che tflih q. f.r p.1asq.H iaiians
p,r.er,, it fs.a ladi.s toHr ..f ay iAit
t'u'ass 400 atoteci VI. ms .'' .aHaint
Z. ,oa SIS. D fica. iaNulart H.sid 0i haif
frre ff,in dam iut aHH scut. iiF n.i iai. De- pro-
cur. Tue seHumc balno y. Columbia. Do cases
nf btilur.s twill morr than exceed your ~
p..rtatioas MANY who have lost their haif
ior twenty wears. have had IL restored To hs
ORIGINAL PERFECTION los the use Of this Balnt-
Ace. STATE. OF condition, appears 20 b. no OBJ
stacle whatever IL also causes the huid to
Aow with which the delicate hair tubes mi
ed by which means thousands Whose hair
was as grey as the Asiatic eaglel have had
their hair restored to is natural coi0F by this
invaluable remedy. In all cases Of Seper II
will be found the most pleasant wash that can
be used few applications only are neces-
,ary 10 keep the hair from falling out. II
strengthens the roots, it never fails TO impart
rich glossy appearance, and as perfume
or the toilet it is unequalled. l. holds three
times as much as other miscalled hair reSt0ra-
f;ye. aad i more effeciual.
Cauison Never buy it unless you find the
name OF Comsiock & Co.. proprietors, on the
wrapper Of each bottle, or you are cheated
with a counterfeit article.
Sotd in New York only by Comstock &
Brother. No. John street, and, in WOOdville,
by WRIGHT & ELDER.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
Notice

STRANkD from C. OUREy. a brown
mart. seven years Odd. about Is hands
high, bsaEe lace. and Spsnssh brand on
sze tets hip. BY close observstlon aay
person viii discover that her right hind ioof
IS aiasils larger shan the 0sher. BY having
ths loot evil.
Aay PeFsoa bEing'ng ne said mare, vii
ee rewarded.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
HAYS LINIMENF roe rus PILES

ERAY'S LINIMENF roe .TuR PILES.
: The worst attacks OF the Pies ar e.
seesGally and permanently enp.d IN short
Gime By tbs use OF the genuine HAYS Linl-
meat Hundreds OF our first citizens through
out the country have used tbis hnmeni with
CON ple,e s0eceSS. II Is warranted TO cure the
most aggravated case.
Caasioa.-Never boy Il unless You Rnd the
Hame OF Colnssock & CO eiSl8 the wrapper,
9lungieiors cl the geaaWe aticle. 0E you are
cheated wtth a counter .elt
For sale In Wu-olvite bT
WRIGHT & ELDER
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
gercy,e Crcea institute.

fEfHIS Institution has been reorsahized.
ami is now under The supervision OF "a
Board of Trustees. and offers advantages
found only IN regular teuai ie seninaries ID
VIII he conducted by tio-e who are fully
eompent to discharge the manifold duues of
such sn institution, being guided BY the ex-
perruce OF taany years, and sHPported by
ihe sanction OF their former patrons aud ac-
qualnlances students viii be admitted nj
any ime, and charged tor the time in at
leGiancs Ma allowance tor absence, uu-
es> caused 10y sickness.
The school wit be opened on the 18th Of
january, 1881, aud continue ten months
with the usual Vacations.
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
JupsoN's
CHERRY & LUNGW0RT,
roa THf cuHK OF
Coughs, Colds, IIoarsness, splitting Of
Blood, NIght SWeats, asthma,
Liver Complaints, and
CON u NJ P TT 0 N.

Il AO MI NEbLEli II tNu1utii l''t"ii ''
IL be and has been cured in thousands oi
cases hy this only certain remedy, Juds0H's
Chsmtsai Ertrai Of ChsrTg and LungnoH
and no remedy has ever before been discover
ei that will certainly eps Consumption Inc
most strongly marked and developed cases
pulmonary consumption. where the lungs have
become diseased and liberated and the case
so utterly hopeless. as to have been pronounced
by physicians and friends to be past all posi-
bihty OF recovery and at tunes Thought 10 be
dyinu. have been cured by this wonderful
remedy. and are now as well aud hearty as
ever. II is compound OF medicaiions which
are peculiarly adapted to AMI essentially ne
cessary .or the cure of Coughs and C0Hsump-
ton It's operation is mild, yet eilicacious; 1t
loosens the phlegm which creates so much
difficulty, relieves the cough and assists ma
ture to expel from the system all diseased mat
ter by expectorailoH, predicting delightful
change IN the breathing and chest, aud tins
after the prescriptions Of the very best medi-
cal men and the inventions OF kind and sor-
rowing friends and nurses have failed 10 give
the smallest relief 10 the cOisumptiye sufferer
Thousands ofcoaumPttre persons have been
deceived repeatedly in buying medicines that
were said to be IN jdiii5le cures but winch have
proved only palliatives, bnt this medicine is not
only palliative but azure for liberated lungs
II contains no deleterUuS drugs, and one trial
will prove IFS astonishing efficacy better than
any assertions OF certificates in curing con-
ptiou and all diseases OF the lHngS. such as
spitiiAg of blood coughs, pain in The side and
chest, aiFhtaredtS, &C., &c.
About 600 ceriiiicatesof of almost miraculous
cures performed by this medicine, from some
of the first doctors cleruymen and merchants
The Woodville Republican., 1852-04-06
Dissolution

TIE partnership here'ofor existing be-
tween Witzthum q Mayors has been dis
solved by mutual conseut Charles Witz-
than will continue the business alone.
November 5, 1850