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ON prck! ON pEcK!-rouRrn WARD rn1UMpR lN

ON DECk! ON pECK-rOURTH WARD TRIUMPHANT.
st ~ election lie ~ No n James st tet tnur..
DIS, .ve,iag betN the hours OF Sad N, aoftrd
tb, isnon he democratic G-uarai 20
ni.o .r o.l. NJ. - alternate - the Syr cuse Sts,s
Conveption. II, pry Allen for dele ate aud Jos ph g.
slterpAe received ou- handrei and fort,
eight We the essigned impact therefore
declare them elected. jim ChOGE
JAMS SMITH.
JOHN RIDDEN
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They sat all night,
Till broad dav light.

And quietly dispersed in the morning.
Further we know not. But does not this i'm
posing midnight assemblsge of the free soil
brethren suggest to the hard shells the imperi-
GUS necessity of being wide awake? We think
it does. We think Daniel S. Dickinson should
be here to look into this business There is
no time to be lost. The thirteenth is close at
hand.
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The gpmtp's for the grand gatterirg ~ emsn
~ b'~sa N Hs lbtA instant progressing 10 =
fAhhiss, DRY manner.
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DEMOCRATIC WIRE WoRKING.-We understand
that Messrs. Ray Tompkins, John Van Buren,,
Horatio Seymour. John G. Wright, Benjamin
WEIGH, Erastus Corning. John Cochrane, Isaac
V. Fowler, and others of the soft shell Sons Of
Liberty, had good time Of it at the ST. Nicho-
las Hotel on Tuesday evening. and that, per-
hars, in council upon he subject Of delegates
to Syracuse, and the plan of action there to be
alOpted in coap n a row
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At prlms election Of the de ste publican cleo.
Ninth ward, held ~ No 80 Perry street,
rsdsy evening September 80 bet The hours Of
md 90 ock IN ,ofdanee with the cal Of the Demo
cratic General Committee telsste aud at rnase to
repe. tho democracy of the Mn n 10 state Con
yenton Mt to be held rnesd.y the 18th inst
tire selection Of state tho following ticket
vJanip nrtly ell cter -
DEILGAry TO 6YRAcUsE, ALrERrATr,
George sickles Stephen ID Lsyman
CHAKLEs MIBLES
j JsMs NIX ! y,S wARr }Is'pses'r'.
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THIRD WARD.

Democratic Repuhlicsr NAtionsl Tcket-Delegstes to
Convention to select esga :" the Syracuse Con
tnD-We tie under I'd inspectors Of primary cleo
ton hold AZ ~s-y Sept 1885, pursuant rhe
call ~ III. General Committee Of which Thomss Barr is
AIR, for purpose of eecng tive delegates to
IN convention for The pnrpis Of see ting DOL gate % ts
herey Gritty that tile oll"w.s ticket duly elected
IIElch ATTIC REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL rIoxET
A. j AcCarty BENZ min a. Gu re-, Edw ard Surks,
Patrick kinny, jane. Hact ct
PkTER BART,
WIN McGRA~ ! Inspectors
MlCHakL MAkONY.S
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Visise q, sns W. ,t,,a E.,,. ,,,..,, go -. !,

iU cd that ,he g.at prems d.xuerreiey srts AZ Nev
fork houion brosdw,f. OugUsit. TAYLOR, taoon ops
nspecuoh ~ The wors ~ tie FIVE to dss5e
.htIs you viii get yoas p,rtrsit Roots 9sliery as
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Thus closed the last gam, Of crcke. for the ssa
sen Public attention ha lately been directed 70 tbir
ancient, manly, and bea,hful sport aud esro TIA,
sno'ber association for it, prsc Kachsrbo
Cricket Club bas larey teen form in this cisy My
1t be bowSd out, but asa,s keep to its .tamps
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EIGHTH WARD.

primary election heio at house Of Ely Heaseldeo
cor DoniSck Ahd Vsrck in tho Eighth ward
II sds. ming sept pursuant 20 tts eel. Of the
xtic Keputcsp Committee OF tho civ
county af New York Of vhiot Alderman Th"nss Barr 10
thu chairman, ard George Glaer and Wil'am b: kiply
ed represent dem. cr.ey Of the Eighth ward IA thu
.atic Republican Sste Cow sbton appointed
to be tei6 It syrscuie on the 18th sept inst
ALTERNATE DELEGATE,
ficLard T. Compton. John Is. haskin
W. Do hereby in Their certify that the whos number Of
votes received st sd thrt dred and
teen. GtRSHON COHEN
r F. CkAMEk Inspectors.
JOHN b. BETS,
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FIFTH WARD.

At primary election held &. pt.Uber 1873 At ths En-
bltDi IS West 81 in the city II New York, IN
pm tuspee o. tire order OF The osr. ronm'tt the 70
ticket FOR oeeate sltercste TO the Ssrscnse
received the following Ear DELE gate TO
the s. scpso COrvntion Gideon fucker 2P votes; Ro
bort 4 AcILtyr,, 24b Johu Ae1res re etved
vts delegate I'D hubert L",nelL for AitsraAts
oeis@s votes We der, igned lnspeo Ut Eleot,o
ereb, certify I'll the above Of votes
p6lled IN pursuance 0. the above call
WIN FRANCIS,
AkDkEW CLARKE,
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cctO lhc bBhssSshnt HUB I0T nc M
hilton Of the Incusrs ~ al Nations Civ. notice that tho
exhibition - the public 1, sll its branches
Some chaBs,s -uo sd oi VIII tsr~uftsr time
time be made brit in IT'S Of
Manufactured articles Eashtrsry AID 6ne the
hitftion may he row pronounced plete
The Directors H. MAKING this pleasure
In saying that A't branches a. IL ~ far the
pref cnsve and sriive th.t In <ls
county and they ie~ve vii, tSvors bly, with
any made.
Ito oispsy If foreign art apc the products sk Of
the Old Vord - aitR ther -ut~rf to anything be-
fore col etd In this nntry while tho
tho meck6DicaI sk aSt tSe trial
people, have Ieysr ie"r. been sd@ o apparent
The enterprist thu tel Of ON exhhit0vs
produced tins % tie beautiful ussul pro-
ducts OF human teeeBos ADD the
~ invite their flus citizens
tsnity anime sud to studp collection tb.
HIS been sId 10 al prohA ility, will
Again be M. rcd q th.tr obsrrg stion
Eytik,tiop N DeSe
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We the of election for the prr,sry meetny
Twentieth wsrd appointed by the Lemoer tio Republican
General G. mmttt., tho I'd seotenbor hereby certify
ard d. oil hat the filo wing day elected
t. repr.sep tl ward ~ TIE Fourteenth assembly oeven
tim TO 10 hello NJ Mmsn's Friday evening the Och
apt 20 delegate e. represent said district 10
state Crnwnop 70 be held Mt the 18th
tenhef instant, VIA
@. ore hycer Patricl Uiboh, stuArt Eden
william Joyce, Join Lennon,
WILL sM JOYCE,
ANDREW p DUNN lInspsctors.
THOMAS MoKIERkAN
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EIXTH WARD.
At the primary election he'd pursuant to tho call Of the
Democratic kepubicsa General COMMITTEES IT the Sixth
g. otel, Thursday september 1873 between the
hours and seven o'oI"ok for tho pnrp,se Of
Gle COMMITTEES pominSte oeleg4t the state
Convention Vt the following ticket daily elect
ed
John Clancy, Thomas Ryan, William sinclair.
Anthony Cilen. DGvio Sicrdan,
David RIORDAN
TdOMAS nYAN, Inspectors.
1IMvTnY LALLY,
JANIS MCGOWAN, Poll Clerk
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CITY POLITICS.

Iho Had snsiI sclectisn or Delegates IA enc
sysscs.e UsvonGAsn- Cne Adassaanganss IN
High Feather
The hard -bs'la shs huge paws. the national demo
Gratis he ULiob and tie adau antDss hsd
hours dvs and ssvsn ooecs
LAST evening" for the choice Of delegates the Syracuse
Convention. They bad II al their own way-tbe sofs
hall. he free soilsra mostly holding of till TO MORO
when tAsy will elect ths, ksiss.tss TO the ssc
ospves.op.
The toI~ins is IN. result Of the election last PIN.
~ tet forth in the advertisements furnished from the
the several iDtIrc'Oss:-
FIRST WARD IN THE FIELD.
The atisra l.mocr,oy Victorious primary slee-
top OF the democracy ~ she First wArd nsio ~ tns
thS ps suart call the General COMMITTEE of which
Nh Barr 50 Chsi-msn the folloTpe committee
t. select Dregste the state Convention was
elected without opposi n. ru.u.
Thomas Stewart, Michael Murray
JOHN H. WILLIAMSp
SssIstt . S1nnsoS' Inspectors
primary election held in the sscond ward Thurs
day evening the 8b inst at NJ C5 Avn rect pursuans
" the cab 81 the Demo vatc Republican General Commit
tee Of the I'd inst the fol owing ticket unanimously
elected =
SYRACUSE CONVENTION.
T The; M:rsohos, T. .S g Gr.ei.y LUZ AS'A'
MICHA IL RYAN.
3 59as P p SsssGH inspectors.
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MEXICAN DrifsxsoEs FOR 1853.

The Mexican Nail line win do the above service In
forty eight hours with freight and passengers.
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Thirteenth Assembly dissrct.-tt election held
the eighth day Of cesteEtar 1853 a. tho stay sesnt IDs
Tor delegates tie STATE Convsnon to b. held fbe
tb taenth of September John Wheeler elect
ed delegate, and W. A. McIntirs sltsrnste
JUUr GILNURE
AkRIS BOG Mt Inspectors
W. X. kONALDs
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create aui a. The rid Of fashion His rev
style elegantly tssho"'f showing that Atty
ta'te and ds.sr desirable TO oil .ho Who apprc-
ciste beautiful ana erscfu bat KADy's
rot only the sup,b sric. IL the mprket thay are
cheap ~ the che, pest Price only - Ca Fulton
street. and see them.
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TALL sssIo for tuens bats solo s the attention OF br
and the public 20 aepec tie hia ZOOS an
brond.sy door from Duane street whore every va
riety OF style msS bs selected
nssiic hgms" in 'ts trsls --W yom vyis, q,
fill hat thai Gr'si ed the hest ., ia uh
he host ~ uaetils 70 MEsiiVs @i6 gr,as Day 60
ner Of Canal street and You to be suited =
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NINETEENTH WARD.

At primary elecioo held 1T the OF Charles Grit
nm P)o trydse Pur.usnt e. shs call Of tho Democratic
Reuuhcsn General Committee September 1853 the fol-
LOVING med persons duly oil etsd che
k,ing Cor mites select oelep alternate to
IL. Convention 10 Re he'd the 18th instant
v ll,am Ii boteity Jeremiah rowe, Jno. Magaes- .
Patrick BzsteIton, 1efei e. McCsbe,
WIN WOADSuuRrH
wN. A.. - kNUhG, Inspes tors
JAMES NC NEsfIE,
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FOURTEENrH WARD.


At Of the largest most enihus 10 primary M ct
ipg. held th convened
call If the Regn Democratic nepub General
C~nnit a. Hesrey's Long Room No AZ Prince street,
JhursdEy the 9Th instant he following ticket
war :l.et.e by majcrit, Of 1913 votes:-
DELICATE, ALTERNATE,
Ior Aike " slsh james ~ Bard
tsisl.dj THEODORE sQI.Aa
DAVID GAh1WAliE inspectors
JOHN C@VENAGd
After tie closing Of The polls the meeting organiz-d
~ cal irg HoI. h. II. Taylor 10 the chair VIM Meehap
AID Nltbohy Cnucroa. eecrttAfi.s.
Resolutions Of tfe national character
adopted fy approving OF the Fugitive slave 10 ard ut
tery i.pudsing al oguise, trc~aoa and a,oltonism
u. b TAYLUn, Chairman,
VIZ. GErHAr. ,.oro,.,,..
ANTHONY CoUpRos. o''
RUhKERs TKIuMPhANT-FIFTEENTH WARD.
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Total number Of runs, Saint esorr.'s Club
+" h" New Yors Club .....,....
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1haODOkk Sc DOW lex, PresdNnA
CHAs. 4. ANDERSON Treasurer
aABAr c. STUAET, Acting Secretary.
Once or the Association for the G.xn40isiOa
Of the Industry Of all Nations, 9tsnesy5 1858 Notice
The efce Tor 81 trspsscYo Of s general business %
the Association heeI sks
ON the Sixth nven ne entrance
The transfer bcoss kept at tho o,co Of hsssrA
Duncan Sherman 4 Co.
c. ANDkRs0N Treasursr
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seizure The bats OF kNUX JAMES nay With proor-
ETY. be styled nnehes fr of AL the pr66uo ~ the
sesos ee think .srs tano unnppr"acbed and
able Their on The Of broadway and
Spring street and th.ir price ~ ISL
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-24
TIE STATE MISSISSIPPI, ! G ,
WILKINSON COUNTY.
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

TIE y Of
NO Young Callahan, Nicholas Callahan,
Phares w. Callahan, Hillery @. Callahan
IL and jackson d. Callahan, heirs and leg
atees of David Callahan, deceased; and all
other persons interested in said Estate.
YOU are hereby cited, to be and appear
before the Probate Court OF Wilkinson county
at the Courthouse in Woodville, on the first
Monday in August next, then and there to
show cause, if any you can, why the following
described lands should not be sold, as suggested
by James Callahan, Executor DC, viz:
Two certain tracts Of land, situate lying and
beiuy ia the said county Of Wilkinson, and
State Of Mississippi, called pine Grove" con
tanning togsaher by estimation four hundred
and forty-sSx, seventeen ~oae-hubdred part acres
AGA l7-lG0.) and described as follows to wit,
beginning at a whites oak aad rueing from thence
north fifty perches to a beech, thence east for
ty perches eight links, h a black gam
and holly, thence north s. 80 west tirty-ive
chains seventy links, to a bay tree, thence
south 729, east, thirteen chains thirty-two
links, to a holly, thence east %, twenty-five
links to a black oak, thence north so so,
east thirteen chains, to a an ash tree, thence
south s. SO, east to a maple, thence north
sIS so, east six perclies TO the centre of the
pablic read, nos leading from the town OF
Woodville TO tie tour ct Fort Adams, thence
westwardly along the cen,re Of said road eigh-
ty perches to a stake, thence south one humid
cred and eigty-fve chains eighteen links, TO
another stake, thence west one hundred and
sixtv-two chains seven links, to stake, thence
north 1862 chains seven links to a stake, thence
west 10 die white cak, to the beginning, con
taiuinr IN all three hundred and sixty-seyen
one.handred part acres, 1891 67-loo.)
Also, the east half of the north east quarter
of sectioa thirty-seven, and part Of the south
east coraerof fractional section t~hirtytwo con
tanning one hundred and three acres, more OF
less. and bounded east by the lands of Mrs
Emily yoor, and Mrs Slade, south blythe lands
of VIM. A. Simrali and west and north by the
above described land Of said Testator.
And further TO 30 and suffer such things as
shall be considered and ordered by the Court
aforesaid in the premises.
~~ Witness the honorable Francis
Gildart, Judge Of the Probate
L. o Court Of said county, at the Cour
t~l house in Woodyille, the first Mon
day in May, in the yearo our Lord one thous
and eight hundred and ffty-three.
Issued the eth day Of May, 1853.
FRED. CONRAD, Clerk.
Gordon & Posey, Attys.
May lO-6w 4gM y.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-24
INNoUNCEMENT


NJ We are authorized 10 announces p. D.
NFRWIN. as a candidate for the uffce o!
District Attorney Of the iSt Judicial D. strict
At the election in November next. :
~ We are authorized to announce JOHN
II. DUNCAN. JR, as a candidate ior the Office
of District Attorney Of he ~ Jr1:r:.! nss
tfiei, At the election in November next.
SHERIFF..
~ We are authorized Ia announce the
name Of WILLIAM STAMPS, as a candidate
lhI the Office Of Sheriff. at the election in No
vembeT next.
U% We are authorized TO announce the
name Of TH0S. H. CURRY, as a candidate for
Sheriff. at the election in November next. .
EF- We are authorized to announce the
name of RUFUS r. RICHARDSON, as a can
'didate for Sheriff, at the election in November
next
TREASURER.
RF- We are authorized to announce the
name ofJOHN J. MeM0RRIS, as a candidate
for County Treasurer, at the election in No
vember next
EF We are authorized to announce the
name Of THOMAS HICKLEY, asa candidate
for County Treasurer, at the election in Nov
mber next
G We are authorized TO announce the
name Of WILLIAM L. COLLINS, as a candi-
date for County Treasurer, at the election in
, November next.
JUDGE OF THE PROBATE CouRr.
re- We are authorized to announce FRAN
'ClS GILDART, as a candidate for reelection
TO the office Of Judge OF the Probate Court, at
the election in November next.
PRoBATE CLERK.
.;TnEE- We are authorized to announce FRED.
CONRAD, as candidate for reelection to the
Office of Probate Clerk, at the election in No
.Nember next.
CLERK OF TIE CmCrrT COURT.
Es- We are authorized to announce ii. J.
BUTTER WORTH, as a candidate for ~re-elec-
ton to the office of Clerk OF the Circuit Court,
at the election in November next.
Assessor.
re-" We are authorized to announce the
name of GEORGES. NORRIS, as a candidate
for the office of Assessor, at the election in
November next.
re- We are authorized to announce the
name of HENRY r. HAMPTON as a candi-
date for the stface of Assessor, at the election
= in Naeember newt
E We are authorized to announce the
name Of WIN. I. LEWIS, Sen. as a candidate
for Assessor at the election a& November next.
BOARD OF PeIhcE-
Eg- We are authorized to announce the
name of J0SEPH r LEEK, as aeasdSdate for
member of the Board Of Pohee-sh District,
lat the election in November next
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-24

Rl virtue eli certain Deed 0InSt cVccftci
- BY RobL Norwood, on the 93d DAY a
April, A. Z. 1850, u secure MRon = Sam.
der the payment Of thrc prumiSSoy note
bearing date the Esd day Of March. A. y
1850, the fins, Cor the sum o. st,G2l
s9-lOO, payable LIST q January, 1881, with
Interest n 9 p~r cent pef sHnum, from 5th q
Nav, 1850, until paid; the second Cor the sum
Of S5,06i 07-l00, payable the 5th o. JSnua.
", 1854, and the third for the sum Of s5,s3s
Ss-lo0, payable the 5th Of January, 1851
Said Deed Of Trust dulF recorded in the office
Of the Probate Clerk Of Wilkinson county, in
Book p pags sic and $50, Of the rcOrls
Of deeds.
l, George II. Gordon, the trustee under the
abovN viii, for the purpose Of paying the
sihount due principal and interest on the prom
issory notes IN said Deed Of Trust described,
proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, for cash, oil The premises, the late resi-
dence of said Robt Norwood, EoS deceased. on
TUESDAY, esh dag Of February, 1854,
the following described property, rs set forth
in said Deed Of Trust to-wit that certain
tract or parcel Of land formerly in the posses
sion Of CHM and Adams commonly called the
Brick House place. and bounded on the
north by land cf G, Evans Hall, south BY land
belonging TO the heirs Of Daniel Williams,
deceased, aud on the vest by public land, be-
ing the same tract Of land conveyed TO said
Robert Norwood by John L. Wall, Admins
TRAITOR de bouis non, OF Edmund CHM, decd,
and by ThoS G. Adams, excepting out of this
Deed, one sixth Of said land sold by said Nor
wood. to the heirs Of paniel Williams, bear
ing date the 10th day Of February, 1896, the
five sixth part of said tract hereby conveyed,
containing 270 acres, more OF less.
Also one undivided half part Of Il tract of
land lying in said county, on the waters Of
Blumarts Creek, being the north undivided
half Of said tract, which tract was originally
granted by the Spanish Government to Will
liam Vousdan and conveyed by said Vousdan
to William Ogden, and which the said undi-
vided half part Of said truct Was devised by
said VIM. Ogden to Daniel Ogden, aud con-
yeyed by the heirs of Daniel Ogden to said
Norwood, containing 225 arpents.
Also the following described parcel Of land
purchased by said Norwood Of the United
States, being fractional section 40, township 2,
range 4 west, containing 1884 acres, more or
less.
Also all the stock of Horses, Cattle, Oxen
and Hogs, on said place; Farming utensils,
Wagons and Carts, and all things appertaining
to the same.
Also the following described th~irtythree
slaves, to-wit: Essex, Eliza, Jack, Charity, Ran
dali, Moses, Tandy, Rhoda and daughter, En-
lime, Msfy and daughter, Rachael, Phillis and
daughter, Louisa, Edmund and Eliza his wife
and two children, James, Abram, Cyrus, Pat
scy, Amy and her child Terredda, Matilda,
Mariah and her child Martha, Harvey and his
wife, Sela and her child, Lewis, John, Willis,
and Lewis the driver.
And upon such sale | shall convey such title
as is vested in me, by such Deed of Trust.
GEO. ii. GORDON, Trustee.
Feb. 10. 1s53-l2m.
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THE STATE on MISSISSIPPI


ZMEH
Ia the Circuit Court q sid COmty-To the
June Term, thcreof, 1858.
Simon Frank, & Co.
v. Attachment fF
Abram Prank. Sass s0-lOO.
ATTACHMENT obtained BY said Plaintiff
- against As4ass, fsana. aa.s VIA. z Lew
is ESQ, a Justice Of the Peace, in and for said
county. on the l6th day Of MAY, A. D. 1853,
for the said sum Of 1855 9O-l00, retumable
to the above stated term Of the oourt aforesaid,
and the same having been returned into the
Clerks Office Of said Court not lexecuted aud
no property TO be found to satisfy said attach
ment by the Sheriff Of said county.
Notice is therefore hereby giveu that unless
the said defendant shall appear, plead, answer
DC herein, on or before the frst day of nj
next June, Term, A. d, 1853, Of said
count, judgment BY default final win be en-
tered against him for said Plaintiff, debt, in
terest, and costs.
Issued this 10th day Of MAY, AID. 1858.
ii. J. BUTTERW0RT, Clerk.
Gildart 4 Lewis Esqn, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Nav l7-sw
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-05-24
Fancy store.

VNHE subscriber respectfully Annuunces to
Il the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Woodville,
and his friends in general, that he has just open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection Of fancy and useful ar
ticles, among which, are the following
Umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all kinds
Riding.whips, and Walking.canes; Tooth brit
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, Ra
zor-siraps and Shaving soaps; Periumery oil
all kinds, eolors and scents Hair oil Of the hes,
quality Soap Starch, Indigo Candles, Sar
dimes, HOLSTERS and Salmons; Preserves, Pick
els, Currents and Citron; Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; .Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, APP
Piles &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 are now too numerdus 70 men.
ton. w, a.. HAsSEbLt
Woodville, February, nth, ie6l=ly.
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JAS. HUSTON, M. H..

Pysfci0h, iSargtoh, md 1ceoachear.
I'm. HOUSTON. takes this mode and OPP
- pertunity Of returning his siacere thanks
to The ~citizeRs Of Wilkinson and AmIte corn:
ties, for the vety liberal patronage bestowed Oh
him during The past Year, and that he is psks
fhatenily located nj MoukT PLEasAkt, tweivs
miles, Fast Of Woodviifs and tenders his seT=
vices in the different branches of his pfofes-
sion, 10 all who may favor him with a call.
Dr. n, would state for the benefit Of ihosa
who have mol become acquainted with bis
manner aud success in treating and eurtins
bilious Fertr. That he cures BiHious Feusfs
in. from qtialler 10 half the time that Is and
has been tisBd in said fever, and with almost
a never falling certainty having practised
eight years Without looseine 4 single case Of
Bilious Ftrtr, and has treated over one shous=
add casrs Of said fever. DR.. Hs, success IN
cnring fTbf, has been equal TO his success III
curing bIlliohs fever. Out OF some SIX hnndtsd
eases Of Pstamonin, Dr.. ~, has lost but tA0
patients. Dr.. Husionis success in treating old
and On rUnft d~istaSs suth asFemaie eompiaiats
Desprfsff Efeerfom plants, 90, has been truly
remark able and Dr.. H., would refer persons
afflicted, 70 The following gentlemen, fof fits
ther information, wheFe cures have been per-
formed, 10 wit:
T.. J. Drown Felix Enlbree DO kmbree |
BENZ. White; A. W. Parton; V. vsughahs
and w. Riley.
Midwifery, and ire diseases Of wtiien and
children, viii receive DR.. rs; particular att
%iention. Patients from d distance Can get Board
ing at d.. His, or near iiit.
1Z-Df. Houstoti, his ordered, and win keep
constantly on hand, a full assortment of pure
DRUGS aud MEDICINES, and which he Z ID
sell for cash, o. on The usua, credit, ffesh I >
to fifteen FER cent. under common prices i
this county.
March, i5=gm