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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16
How to Sp oak to Children.

It IS usual to commence tie management
OF children elthcr by corporal punishment,
or by rewards atone. Th.re is one o.hcr
means OF government, the power and impor-
tan { OF which are seldom regarded / re-
fer to the human yoic.. 4 blow may b9 IN.
tcted on a child accompanied with words
50 uttered as 10 tOunttraCt enrlge J its inten.
ded effect, or tn" parent may use language,
IN the correction oI the child. not objection.
able IN lt,elEyet spoken in such tone which
more than defects its influence. Let any
one endcaYor to geCaI! the image Of fond
mother long since at rest in Heaven. IIep
sweet smile. and ever clear countenance, arc
brought wildly to recollection; So also is
her voice, and blessed is that parent who is
endowed with a pleasing utteyance. What
lsit which luils the infant TO rVposu? !. is
not an array Of mere wotds. There is q
charm to the untaughJ one. in le tcls, syllu-
bics, and sentences. lis the sound which
strikes its little ear that sOother and compo.
se5 it 10 sleep y few notes, however
unskiIlfuily arranged, il uttered in Il soft
tore, are found 20 possess a magic iulu-
cucc.
Think we that this influence is confined
to the cradle! No; it is IilTusrl over every
aye, and ceases mol while the Child remains
under the parental roof. 1.-THE boy is grow
ny rude in manner and bojslous in speech?
| know Of Instrument as sure to control
these tendencies as the gentle tones Of 2
mother. She who speaks to her SOU harsh-
iy, does but give to his conduc. tie sensa-
tion Of her own example. She pours oil on
he already raging tlame. In the pressure
OF duty We arc liable to utter ourselves has
lily 10 children. Perhaps threats express
8cd in loud aud irritable tone; instead of
aIlayiny the pa>siou ol the child, it serves
directly tojncrease them. Every he.ral cX-
preston awakcns in him the same spirit
which Pro.lWceIit, So does pleasant voice
call up agreeable feelings. Whatever dis
position therefore, We would encourage in a
child, the same we should manifest in tone
IN which we adlress it.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16
Working on the Sabbath.

I here are great many pcop'e who pro,
Tess 10 keep the Sabbath, acc5riing to. the
toust commandment, but somehow or othe!
always end multitude of works OF neCcs-
slty to be attended to" We have seen a
capital anecdoe about family of such pc0.
pie who were pretty severely rebukrd By
a col srrd man in their employ. The fami-
Iy were farmers. One Sabbath morulng
he co.ored man was no. up. Is usual, 4,
hreaktastlhe son was Sen; to call him: bu,
Ceasar said they might not wait for him, s.
tie did not wish for any breakfast.
why, Ceasar, said the Young 7n,"we
shall want YOU as soon, Is the dew is OF, to
help a1out the hay"
NO" said he Il cannot work any more
on the Sabbath; 1t is not right"
'lt not, risht" said the other; is It, not
right TO takc calc Of MIA. IroyLercc has
given u.s."
80, there is no necessity OF t." said he.
"and lis wrong to do it,"
"Bat would you not pull your COW or
sheep out Ola pit on the Stbblth, Cslsar?"
"Nonot il had been irving Al! the week
10 shove them in; would Iyt them Ii;
there.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16
Marrying Drunkards.

Young ladies or more elderly women,
who contemplate marrying at all, as most
ladies do, ought to reflect seriously, that in
forming FANNY relations TIE drinking habit
must be excluded, or misery, shame and
disgrace are inevitable. We caution in
the fear of God-nay we feel no hesitation
in warning young women, whether rich or
poor, educated or uneducated, never to nc
cept for husband any man who drinks
ardent spirits however moderately. And
we warn all men addicted to the vile habit
Of drinking to excess, or even in modera.
ton, that in propo.ing marriage to lady
properly informed. be insults her. The
promise Of such man to love, protect,
cherish, and keep her in sickness and in
health, is solemn mookery;it is fraud of
the emeanest kind, praetised upon an unsus-
lpecting confdihg and innocent female
May Heaven save the rising generation OF
females from that worst Of earthly afliic-
! Itions, that su,est Of degrcdations, drunken
| husbands. .-- Tenn Journal. F... .s| w1"a
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Henry Ward Beechor and the
NGWspapera.

The following racy article in the IaarpeH-
dent, from SIr. Brtchcr, will be quite salts
factory 10 these editors who are most con
cerned:
"InsAtiate Editor, would not t,ro suffice"
- oung.
We had always supposed that absurd
stores grew in tAls vicinity like weeds in
the tropics. or trees planted by the Iirers.--
FOR once, however, the country newspapers
have sol ahead ot our nrishUolhpou. We
examined every cradle, drawer, closet, crib,
nook, ana corner, aud are prepared 10 affirm
the following story, which has been in the
Nindham County Telegraph, the Norwicu
Tribune, Springfield Republican, Ioslo4
ChEouIcle, and other papers, 10 be an etoy2r-
QEj0H!
"Iiev. II, W. Beccher's lady has prcsen-
ted him with JtOe little Responsibilities in Il
little better than one year; Two soon after the
arrival OF kossuth, and Mres 'tho other
day"
Twins there we're year ago, whose bles-
sed faces fill the house with light. But the
Mree above mentioned, were born OF those
material editors whose brains fulfil the pro.
phet's word, "Yc shall conceive chat; yc
shall bring forth stubbIe."
We tura these musIng, mon3cring editors
over to the next woman's rights convention;
or, if thcy are not tit for a seas there, they
may amuse their children with nursery
tales while the mothers are at the discussion
or ll.not tit ior that, let them in mercy be
bound out as very dry nurses at soulr lounu.
ling. hospital.
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HUMoR AND SENTIMENT.
ARIsrocEArIc NOTIONS.

"Remember, Kate, that Mr., Brown
Is nOt - De IGyI.ut,
Our yaTuss Ile s~GeGS, OI course,
a.! y4IE sIGvs az sal Ent-4
Within our doo.s one always finds
People oI laHh uau s,a.IoH,
None Uut III yAtv, t4e upper ten,
iAs IA As4--l ~ sae A-,lyE.
wondcrnow why Harry Dash
rays brown ~ IuuUh attention.,
Ian sure nIs name a.hShG ny H!-al5
~ ug us!!JlIyl 10 I4-AL.J4.
His clothes have not tha Paris cut,
His manners are uDgalaiy,
And 'seCuI1-fato' upon .lI5 lace
Is written very p-a!4.y.
Yet Dash the fellow always treats
With much cUaa! a!leraAJa,
Butt sham send tAIs noJ0ay-
Would yyul--aG laElLLt4oa.'
10, Mamma, to be sure would,
For all tie 'Lou' wAO We met G!.n
Arc irving wiki th.itmight and main
At Incl. sOlrces to got Elm.
He's all the rage, Liza family
Rank high 10 aasur" You,
They lived in town some years ago,
Among The best, I'm sure too
Ald Papa says Lis fathor used
To kuyp u coacA and tour, ma,
,.... I,,t,..r l.i1,l,.r fF1.2r,
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E57' \ country contemporary of ours un-
lertOok 10 Gu. literary SPiurge the other
day; SO he offered %lJ premium for a
"F..lc tale" An OH wag OF farmer
sent him in y tightly curIcd, sandy pigs
tail, and demanded tie cash = Gin Ina.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16

EG"A woman Of indifferent character,
being late examined by a certain barristcr
with his usual boldness, she observed. lin.
pudence, which has been the making Of you,
has caused my ruin" .m.... ..,...
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W. Cul. Gaston,
T. A w Y T. Il

MILL promptly and csEetuy attend to all lcgA
w business entrusted 10 his care il tlarrl"on aud
tho adjoining counties. Mr.. q. il agent lor the
HWsptern Farmers Mutual Insurance Company ol
New Lisbon, Chip.
s1- Office on Main street, nearly opposite Bea!l'f
Drug Store, CadiZ, Ohio.
September (, 1852.
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Ey"A western editor thus gums up tn

Ey"A y western editor thus ruus up tho
pecnYia7l.,es Of q co cmPorary:
lie Is too lazy to earn meal and too mean
t. enjoy onc. tic never was generous but.
once. and chat was when he gave the itch tc
IN apprentice boy. So much for his good.
ness othcar.! OF his industry he says the
public may judge, when lie states the only
Time he eYerworked WAS the day he mistook
easter oil fer honey.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16

Es|lf you wish to collect together all the
pretty girls in town, advertise "Lecture to
Young Men"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16

EE-lbe man who tried to produce lard
oil from pigs Of lead has commenced sun,
ming himself for relief, on the roof mouth
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16

TEAcHER.--How many points ofthe com
pass are there?
Boy. Two; east and west. There usel
to be four; but as Mr.. Webster said he
dinn't know any north or scath, ! suppose
there Is uone. g taA aaa.ye
TrAcurn Correct, 70 up TO the leAa,r
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16

GESTErL--Pleas. sir, l, want runy
canIei mother says you must give her Il
good one, cos she's going to have genteel
party tonight.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-16

GD- Blessed is the woman whose husband
has wooden leg, as she will have but one
stocking to knit.
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al GC~ The entire assets Of a recent bank.
rupt we're nine small children! The cred
itorS acted magnanimously, and let hin
keep them 4....
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Lady We. Wife

The editor Of the Province Journal. who
Is considerable Of al grbiler eieqaatiarunt.
winch means man Of taste, SAYS this:
% We wish the Democratic papers woull
call Mrs. Pierce the ar,te Of the President
elect, ns,ea| Of lis lady They are LEGALLY
Married. and she Is entitled to the maine Of
wife. BE sides, il shocks al our ideas of
morality TO hear il said that the President
elect OF The Cuitcd States is trav,H around
so much with any other woman Than bTs
wife. Ii any OF The democratic y5pers "a.
bor under the impression that tie tide Of
"li" IS not grand enough, we can assure
them that Btackwood's Magazine, which Is
high austocraGc authority, has fully endor.
se'i /, in long and excellent article the text
ol which was taken from paragraph in this
paper.
IAN aneclo.e Is told cf a Scotch shopkeep.
or who declined some cTucst made bv
customer. DO you know said the Gus.
toner, 'that ! am the Bishops lady?'--
'Hoot, woman, WAS the answer Il would
noL doit II We WAS his wife, mnch less his
ic.dy." Lady sa beautiful word in ils
Place, anl female is a proper word In ito
place, but either Of them employed for
vie or woman is in shocking tastc.'' -f
This is all very we'll except the chnrging
OF rUIgaiism, which is common TO our
whole society, upon the Pemocratic paperS.
WIN N de nu more guilty in the premises
'han HE Wing papers, and every record Of
arrivals at ihe hotels in the nation. Names
are always entered thus: "Mr. Smith ard
lady, or "Mr. Peter i!opkins and ladv.r
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Eff An Irishman was asked at dinner

whether he would take some apple pie?
is it lsoulsome?" enquired Teddy.
"To be sure it is why isn't it3"
Because, said Teddy, 81 once had an
Jncle that was killed with app)e.ptxy, and
'ure enough thought it might be something
If the same sort" .. ..... ............
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A friend, says tile editor ofthc Waterford
Scaiinet, was taken this ctfer g. day1or two
siucc. fIe published the foHowing:-- W.
We shall insert no n1arriagenotlce, unless
accompanied by the sum Of one dollar
EZcaoage aa v%''a
We viii insert al such notices for a kiss
Of the bride HoeJora Santtael @'.'.
A fcwdays after, plump. lcukingcolorSd
girl entered his Office. for the purpose 6fip.
forming hci friends, andthe coiored gentry
generally, that She had taken to hcrsclfGne
Sambo, "for bettertor for wus,," The editor
replied that he shouItt have. 10 charge her
twenty-five cents. She hestated moment,
and then opening paper, pointed to the.ar.
tice in question The editor blushed, and
the Bride turne4 pale, but whether they kiss.
cd, deponent sayeth not /. M"
A1"lf you wish TO dream of wedding
rings and fruit cakes, waltz with a book
muslin ss,staded with bealth and pal.-
p'ta.ion ~
Il
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JOSEPH S. THOMAS,
afro Ak " IL Y II r. IL Il w.

,Yt|H,.H- CndtZ, Hhi0. ,..'.
TOLLECTlONSm made in Harrison Jefferson, Tus.
" carawas, Carroll, Bclmonnt and Guernsey coun-
ties -
Strict attention given to the business Of Executors,
Guardians, Partition and Sales OF Land, OF settle
ment of Estates, etc. etc. Othcs-Alardet street, .
doors east Of Main street aprill-lS92,
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nun
SHANNON & SHARON,

Attorneys anA G1Uns"iin'~ ;ai EaW,
and S"liCu 49, B" i'hfaMCcry,
CADIZ, OHIO.
TTAVNICI formed partnership in the practice OF
IL their profession, will promptly attend to the bu-
siness entrusted 10 their care. Office opposite Bar
rett's Hotel octlj-ly.
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G4E' The Tuac&rora Rc8cster is rcsponsi.
bic tor lie following: .-
"EArPNae"
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LEWIS LEWTON.
s. { $GasssS99FOrE Esg ETaC,

AND 8oLIcIToR IN CHANCERY,
WILL practice in Harrison and the adjoining
w counties Collections, the business of EXCcu-
tors and Administrators, Guardians and Wards, Pc
tions for Partition, settlement of Estates, and all
other business entrusted to his care, will receive
his prompt attention Office in the old stand oppo-
site Barrctt's Hotel. cct29,iy.
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BUSE.s'ES& ESgEs&Cg'fSF! y! :

Judge Of The Court Of Con-mon P!eas-IRoAAS
IrwETr; residence, Stoubonyllle. .,
Probate JudgO--BKIcG W, EEIEs; Office IN tht
Clark y office.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
Trustees Sale,

10y virtue and in pursuance of a certain
ASdeed of trust, executed by Leopold Henry,
to Inc as trustee, on the following described
property, situate lying and being in the town
of Woodville, in the county of Wilkinson, and
State of Mississippi, to wit:
All that certain lot of ground, bounded OF
the north, sixty-fve feet, by Main street; on the
east, ~thirty-fve, by the Public Square; on the
south, by Charles Nettervilrs lot, running back
west, sixty-ive feet, from the Public Square;
and running back south, thirtv-fiye feet, from
Main street; to secure the payment of a certain
'Promissory Note, mentioned and described in
said deed of trust, due on the the first day of
January, 1853.
| will proceed to sell, rs stlch trustee, on
the Seventeenth day of MAY, 1883, on said
premises, in Woodtlie, to thehigiest Bidder
for cash, the above described lot of ground,
with the appurtenances thereon, for the purpose
of paying the said note, interests, and charges,
incurred under said deed Of trust and upon said
sale.
Twill give such title to the purchaser Of said
lot and premises, as is vested in me, by said
deed of trust.
JOSEPH EMBREE, Trustee,
March Sod
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
AdminIstrafriX,s sale

ny virtue Of a Decree, Of the Honorable
KProbate Court Of Wilkinson county. State
- Of Mississippi, made at the March Term.
A.D- 1858; the undersigned, Administrator
of William II. TabaT, deceased. will sell AZ
Public Auction, TO the highest and fairest bid
der, on a credit Of twelve months. from the dav
Of sale, at the Courthouse door, in the own Of
Woodville, between the hours prescribed by
law, on TUESDAY, the Sd day Of Nav next.
1858; all the following described land, tene-
ments and entertainments of William II. Tabar,
deceased, viz
"The n half of sec 81 7 1Rl W.
containing 500 20-1O0 acres; also, Sc quar,l
ter of sec SO T1Rl w containing one
hundred and sixty forty-three hundreths
acres, also, the n w quarter of sec 43 I /
r l Z containing one hundred and fifty
hine thirty.four hundreths acres; also, the
S w quarter of sec 90 TIL L, con.
tanning one hundred and fRy-seven forty
FIVE hundreths acres: also, the w half of S
i quarter sec 20 L l r | Z, containing
seventy-eight seventy two hundreths acres,
containing in all eight hundred aud seventy
SIX twenty-four hundreths acres, more or
less, excepting from the above described
lands two hundred acres, or Whereabouts,
the said two hundred acres being sold to
Christian Miller by VIM II Tabar in his
lifetime, and Parmelia Tabar, his wife, by
deed bearing date 10th October, 1915, re-
corded in the Probate Clerks office, book
N. pages 543 and SAY
? Purchasers are requested to give bond or
bonds with approved security,
PARMELIA TABAR.
March l5-6Od
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
IA store.

NNHE subscriber respectfully Announces 10
H. The Ladies and Gentlemen Of WooJville,
and his fiendsin general, thai he has just open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection Of fancy aud useful ar
ticIes, among which, are the following:
Umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all kinds;
Riding-whips, and Walking-canes; Tooth bra
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors Ia
zor-siraps and Shaving soaps; ferfdmefy Of
all kinds, colocs And soehts; Hair oil oftbe hes,
quality; Soap, Starch, indigo Candles, Sar
dimes. HOLSTERS and %Salmons; Preserves, Pick.
els, Currents and Ciiron; Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, Ap
plies &c.
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article Usually kept in such establish
ments but which afe now too numerous 10 mem
ton. w. a. HASSELL.
Woodville, February, 18th, I55I-iY.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
JAS. HOUSTON, M. D.,

Pysieion, Surgeon, and .Aeeoatkear.
EAR HOUSTON, takes This mode aHaapn
~ perthniiy Of feturuing his sincere thanks
10 the citizens OF Wilkinson aud Aihite cdtAhs
ties, ior ne very liberal patronage bestoWetUn
BIN during the past year, and that he is per
inanently located at MougTPLEAsAkT. Mefpa
miles, East Of Woodyille and tenders fissers
vices in the different branches of his profes.
sion, 10 all who may favor him with a cali
DR.. H., would state for the benefit affif0sa
who have moi become acquainted with ffs
manner and success IN treating and c1ufefng
Billions Fsrer. That he cures BiHidtfs Fete}f
IN. from quarter 10 half tile tirne tifat Is and
has been nsed IN said fever, and with almost
a never failing certainty having pfacTissA
eight years without l~ooseiug a single case oF
bilious Fetsr mid Has treated over drie tflot,s.
and cases OF said fever. Or. HIS, success in
cnrlng Fiur, has been equal to bis success IL
curing bi.iou- fever. ON Of some six Hundred
cases Of Pneumonia, Or. ~, has lost but tsvd
patients. DE-. Huton's success IN treating 6f4
and Chronic diseascs, such asPe maLe complaints
DcspcPsid, Lirer complaints, DO, has been truig
felnarkublcy and Or. II, would refer persons
afflicted, 10 lie following ~geui.cmen, for fur
rlef information where cures have been per:
formed TO Wit
I'd. Brown Pelix Enlree; Jo. Emhrce;
Benz. White; a w. Parton V. Vaughan,
and w. Riley.
Midwifery and The diseases OF women and
c%hildren, viii receive DR.. HIS, particular at
teniioh. Patients from a distance can gel board
ing at DR.. H. or near him.
BJ~Dr. Houston, has ordered, aud will keep
CONSTANTLY on hand, & full assortment OF pAtt
DRUGS and MEDICINES, and which he sriH
stH for cash, or ON the usua! credit, from tef
to fifteen per cent. under common prizes In
this county.
March, 15a6m
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
NOTICE

A LII persons indebted for Blacksmith
n work done in the Shop carried on by
WIN. T. Lewis, Sem for the last three years,
will please come forward and liqdidaie the
same. and asaus costs" as the notes and ac-
counts due to saidyhop are owing to, and due
Wm. T. Lewis, Sen, is fully authorized
10 settle all Of said notes and accounts, and
receipt for the same and act as my agent,
generally. The Shop hereafter viii be car
red on in my name.
WILLIAM I. LEWIS jus.
All iron work done on wagons, buggies. and
w~beelbarrows due to ms alone unless special
contract to the contrary.
WoodyilIe, Feb. l. is53-2m,
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
Woodworfh & DAWSON,

WoULD inform the public that they are
w prepared, at their Steam Saw Mil, on
Ford's Creek, to fiji all orders for Lumber, with
the utmost despatch. Their machinery isnew
and perfect, andtheir Lumber, for neatness and
precision, is indispensable. They have also a
splendid Grist Mil to the premises, and viii
be happy to receive the patronage Of the pub
ic in this branch also. feb22-ly
FE-Oders left with W. IL. Rowley d Co,
will receive prompt attention.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
Boot and Shoe Makers.

WEBER & QLLlER, beg to inform the
w citizens of WOodyille, aud its surround
ing country, that they have taken one of Mr..
Hickley's roofns, next door to The Republican
office, where they intend to carry on the
above business in all It's branches, and BY
strict attention TO business to merit a share Of
public patronage. Fine French and Amer
lean feathers constantly on hand.
Ian I6-tf
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
Steel,S Book store.

I B. STEEL, go Camp street, Agent for the
y sale of John T.. Whites Printing Types,
Plain and Ornamental, comprising the most
beautiful and approved specimens in modern
use. Also, Agent fof Hoe & cos celebrated
Printing Presses, of all sizes. Always on
hand a full assortment OF chases, cases, brass
rule, &c. Printing Papers, and Engrayer's
cards, Of ALL sizes. ALL Orders attended to.
Feb. 27-1y
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
New Establishment,

VENHE Subscriber has just opened his
M new Building, and has its shelves sup
piled with choicest and best WINES, BRAN
DIES, Liquors, SEGARs. TOBACCO, etc.,
that have ever been offered in this place.
He has selected his liquors from the best
and oldest brands--and he guarantees that
those who call for, and pay for, a good ar
ticle of liquor of any kind, shall be accom-.
modated as promptly and cheaply as at any
other similar establishment in the country.
Gentlemen, walk in and see,
FRANK BEST.
10 ICE always on hand, wholesale and
retail. Havingpurchased the Fountain from
he Messrs Wright & Elder will always keep
parking coolSoda.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
IT. FRAyRO

N. THIN n y,
MATCHMAKER and JcweIler. Watch 80
w es, Clocks and JeweIry of every EYas
description repaired aud %warrenied. 49,
CorHcr Of foghus and Cdrondeief sf.tsts,
NEW ORLEANS.
Feb. 2T-Gm
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
S1MUEL X. H1MMTTT.

Merchant Tailor. Clothing and Cen IA
N1tlemen's Furnishing STORE. Cloth 81
ing made to order in the latest style, and II
on the most reasonable terms.
tCP John NJ. Davis & Jones, Patented
Shirts. the newest style out.
10 ST. Charles street, opposite the Verahdoh,
NEW ORLEANS.
Feb. Ally
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-03
$50 REWARD!

STOP THE RUM W1YlH
ANYWAY from the subscriber, AR
* a few days ago, ahegroboy who -IUl
IUcaIls his name JOE. Said boy IN
is copper color, about fifty years old, mn
five feet seven inches high, aud has a $zsza
scar on the side of his cheek. Said boy is
supposed to be making his way to Bayou De
Classic, La, TO his wife who is living on that
place.
| win pay the above reward to any person
who will bring me said boy {; or, Twenty-Five
dollars, for his delivery in the Jail of Woodyille,
that | may get him.
STEPHEN ID. SMITH.
March 29-tf.