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administrator Notircs.


Al persons having c.ams against the estate OF
S'cpprn tuoptr, iSlr ot Ia sale county deceased,
40" h'ichy notified aud requested Jeuti,u 10 10 Oh"
oyI"a,r term 81 the Cuuuty Cour ct In sale
roHp'N. ob he fist .ontay ct uclUb.r, \ II.
1853. II wb Oh TINE such claimants vii produce
ih'IrJe nInds, tor the purpose OF having the same
n ilp.t'J VI l.. tlaLrI-rTE,
ids'r. Of the estate Of Sicgtca CsPSr deed
Nu~tlstG
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Cbita9o riisclncnts.
Dry Goods at Wholesale,
SPRING ,RA Z


COOLEY, WApSWORTEG co.,
2,5 sou III WATER = /.
IT ANanoT 90 store, ana Asc constantly rccsl'
! AGns, dirertisoIA tae m iaU!actu.eGs, eNeiy
variety q
FOREIGN L DOMESTIC DHT GOODS,
suited to the Western trade. Gas % tay ig;'cys
,!ryounr : entire umrJa purchasing. we are pee
pared 20 improve every facility whlyhthr m4lArt
affords, aud intend 10 n Ike cHg stock atuJllurs
he 70 5, comT.o.. and dcsiruI'v N our 'lt,, ho-
p,Gy thereby 10 merit q coul"aanc" 81! 'Hc uu'l-l
patronage which has heretofore been eNlt rJcd to
rs IRON Wc..rfl mgluaan,s AarSs proportion
NJ ulrloncstie gnols were purchased i1~'ialt IT,.
l,t iEtII'r, ana .nso!.CiUug Trade ~ dgH ~ tie
}.tI'st confidence thai ics can fJb Gsgts ga
Ca;eacg0g sg4di'g as fdsarqb!' trrws 10 tacPar-
chaser asa oGra0gSe locgs located az Nes YORK.
~ elScU3sre
We would re ,prcjiu.ly invite the attention OF
W-s'.u. Merchants . ca. :. ocS, before making
hcupgrchasrs Chicago. March 20
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Shawl Store

Aa.i every shawl = ia he sold ~ a bargain Ia
- lr;igas, every style worn, besides many s'yes
tlat cant b. found elsewhere IL ia M
possible IN the narrow limits o. an al,
yrrtiseuicn.. to give any idea OF our stock and
tAe numerous bargains we are now oilering. sui
6reit 10 sly that We have every and des!TaJie
syie o. goods i he ma ke', IRON me connloAesI
nrtcIeot domestic manufacture, to The finest pto-
ducts OF he looms, India, England, France Ger
nany and Switzerland, ardw. will zi'rlntse
eyers .r, style nidcscrjpiion Of g5ois 10 be
lower lIan they can 10 sought elsewhere, ana WI,
c.eefiuiyrtuga TIE money Ia any in''7Aee "aeic
sny article bon ih' Of ~. can be hH1 tor les pice
ANYWHERE else, or wEcrf amy article has been ~
nry ,yny lisrs1rescntsi bv Mnyo! our sa.esmen
&, s.4,i be- an recent Of every new and lrs.,a.
Die style r. goods, Immediately on thfiT aQ2ra-
rance in Ihccastrgn ira.Jsi, having r.s!ieltbuy-
e,s .way. on he .7JE 90, 81; n1Jcit.eslh style,
..,.. r : rio. d, b~ri-1i-g
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sri; tee Snlc.

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PUBLIC 1uUrr hereby . ven. TINT hy virrur
Of plErrcon mined IN certain deed OF trust, eS-
ecu'rd hyO un NI,e-. ir, and L1''Ila hs wit,
20 me. bearing d. ION the fret oi llnn1ry -!
and recorded ~ he y-rorirrs oiIi,, Of liz county
OF LEE ard st1'eo iillrois. IN book G. 'of deed.
on p1gr- 50i and s 5, gwen 10 secure q c-rrar
prpui .-ory noir N rein m-n'ionrd and d-tau
hIylngh. 81 mat" ii thr piyu-ur ut said note. F
shall. m the II h day Of september next, ls5
at o'clock p " 1T the door oflhe court horsr
~ tbs Gown Of DSnu. cpuntynt ice, and state ct
Illinois, sell NJ public SHE, NJ, the right title mud
interest benz Fl md equity ofrrdrmpuon ofthe sail
o Milrsr AVID Ioi'll hi. wifi .of m aud To III fol.
lowing described NJ ullsrg, 1fu1trd iUsad uunfy
bee and stat Of Illinois, dr-crlhrdaa follows. to
wit the undivided hail Of lot numbered ffly so
in III" tract Of nnire-crvrd to i'iene LcrI.re, hy
the government OF the Untcd States. as surveyed
and Undivided by Wheeler Hedges. Ecu, inr
Mrssrs. Ring, Harris g. Gates rs will more fully
nppearby reerene to the records OF the sad coan.
~ OF Lee, and slate Of Illinois, containing ten
acres, more or les
Sale perempo'y 10 the highes, bidder Tor cash
and subject 10 prior liens and membranes
au27 LORENZO Woop., TrUsfss
STATE OFTLLINOIS. La SqHe County ~:
La Sails eircsu court, 10 -NorSmber tenn, 4
| D. 1853 Jo.ph " P Kennclr rs Wright ]
| Esmond, David A. Clug-ton. IN chancery-JiI
10 forccIose mortgage.
i HppenF-nV rom hn HlHldEl on u" IN 'Oe
! clerks ofiiCe Of the circuit cuuri Of said county
that Wright j Esmond, one OF the above nnmrd
: drl-ndDnts. p not residential III" sac OF Hi.
/ nois, and the complainant having filed his bill OI
complaint aFein md summons having issued
! thereon nrco'ira to law.
! Notice ia therefore hereby given, to the snid
Wright T. Esrond, that unless YOU he and apR."r
before The circuit court Of all county, on the ~
dav OF the mkt term thereof, 10 be no den n the
! tour, ho"srin Ottawa on ihr lab day oi Nov.
next aud mead. answer denur; or exreplto sn'd
complainans bin, the same will be lnken as con
lsssrd by you. md the matters and ihIngs therein
''''>N W. p. LiyprsY Clerk.
Clover T. Cook. for com. september TO-
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NOTICES hereby given. thnt by virtue OF an
y order 81 the county court ~ la Sttr county,
made 40 he june tenn thereof, \ y. 1871. We
-hy' rSphSc To sale. a. public vtuiue, al The doHr
ct the corri house IN the eJy ~ Ottawa. t'nol
nn the hst day Of October 1853, between tn
hours Of ~ o'clock \. VI, and n'tlcck z. VI. ~
The SAME Jay, the following real estate. at which
William RIcbey. late ct IA Sale county, died
seized. viz the north east fractional quarter lying
Month at canal, oi secuou No. 10, m toWu,h,p
No 3Sunth e range M S, east Of The 3 p.
nl.. rNrrQlng md renewing muth ct sand tract
Is Is occupied Nv the canal andts w'iers, Nrd =
strip % let wide on rlhrr side ui s,Id r9uNi con-
taIW"E ; - acres mo,e ar less A!-o. the soulh
west quarter OF the south west quarter Of sec s.
100 the same rown-h pand range \ go, the nj oi
Tie VIII Of the >Wn OF sec. ~, CoNi1iOipg 30 acres
more or less tlso. The north end OF the erst
par, ct the south half OF On" sane qHrrtHr s'r,lor,
containing acres, more or irsS And also, The
west pastol the south r1ri oi the seine uNlrrrr
section @ NJ l0ipvlshp 81 north IT r1nt'6 rN-'
ny Ihr : m ;nr ~ much 'hrr-rta~ v n hr SUI
hcirnt 'o P1y the CLAIMS 1s in 1.-THE estate . s1it
ly,r0,rI
T-rps y sac --C One fourth cash. on, fourth rr
TX u.rulh aud che h1 Nucr 10 lw~y~ months with
interest. s-rureI ~ unIr and approved ,rruurr,
Hni mHrgncr o' the p0,,Hi-r.--rha -IcAlseg oI
purchaser, receiving deed "r l'rl.
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Farm R'dre and Deer Park

"s M M ~ 20 IA sH N-~
T.. v JENCKS. 4. W., Principal.
TlE summer term will commence August 81.
TUITION from SO 90 TO co. and contingent
expense 21cls ter quarter ms ioimerlv
Board 81 50 pr week, exc ave OF washing,
which is soc per dozen Room rent 81 SD per
quarter Stu lrntSlunish their owl lights, cur
tnlns md towels School bills ,eorired strictly in
advance: Bonrd bills promptly nj the middle and
close the qo,rrer. No student received for less
than half quarter.
A faithful observance ofihe rueso' the seminary
andn strict devotion to study will be required OF
all who attend July l6
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CiLifGRVIi 0N'FinE.
tUnnr and ou,i-g


Et'HiIy Greece ir~ - pgpyi>I,tlS,
Selected 81 u care n- iu.iow-.
10 hhi- sugar and mo.,.--s, .! X coffee 10
bbl- G-h Ut dl rent Lrud. rr'urGs, udig" rphac-
CO, ral..nS '~as. -p.rrs. cnuGr2. nuts crack "a
In short, al kl1i- OF aunl- u-u1 LIS hcrI NJ e-'ab-
I.iun~n'. Of rrkm' 40. corlna~. pr.I, tub,
IIass AID -h"|i hardware, ma. Simmons, ayrs,
.rrr, nod iron -npy"i. h,-. 0ugrr- hit- Nr. sc
School InIn.0uk hook. s,0'iorarv. crcu'0r p~n,.
iank-- unD. one, together wirh oh"T afjiclr- too
1uurruu- |o ru-ut,u.
s I'm l. # country produce taken in exchange
'r- tl-ls
Wagons and c1rr,oregon hand arlr,leto or.
irTisu-i1i. ,Nov. 6 Z B,RvARD.
Vt,u 'birF ~, r,r safe
II ..rnSrIb-r "firr~ ipr-nfr hrf .rmupuu vh rh
b. 70 present rr.jlrs y.ug p1 .l,. -oU ~ 50 = o,
lr river. aNOut twn lir- from OraWn l. EN-
Tlcr- i6 sc -. about TOO Vt wurh az urIrr
nee, and 20 u winch 7rr hrnk. and u"V TO- ru 90.
'Iuun. Ih'r~"1 i.1 good 'r1m- hn 9 by 20
veil tii~hei. v,rh Il 70 rpom. chamheraI criYr
t..n -t1Ae1pl ollh"u % \ good wei, no the
chrn door; m .f- >r' also iEr,r living sprIrr on
% iarm. p "nty OF wood Tor burning. gooi coal
ri, an th"r" are % nunhpro liru tr-rsp lnled on
b. place. II application be made soou, all the
i"ek rop,,i1rmlng Wen'Ils, &c. can b. bought
yuh the place
torfnuhrr porricnlnrs nppy low . II " Cu.h-
| nan, ; w. Gh"rvrr, "rJ g.. Waiting rim Dta.
~. nrlo The subscriber on the pfrlH-r-
Aplh 10. Jpuv BYRyE.
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D,aiesric goods Of siithe chuice brands, hci'w
the u4g9l prl..,s. Gack and caloyed sjA lu almost
., loe, ,ar.g.y, and cycsy s:ye ficm 5 10 Is pr
yaralrss ,hln car be bought ri.r here
IN SIN via lrr s.ook $50 extensive ,Esi ours Is
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haNr'N 49, - ~ ~ -
ever rrosga' 20 rh.. market consisting ion partoi
Aasi.-, .mlrh>N Wee, S'ugN- and Drr-.
.taU1g- Us. ~,~dgrs baud h,uWrr- crow h0rs,
q pr.c & s-.f ping. hra-- Il i7"ur1TraEr band .
billing machines c1sr steel Hu3 rnuGun ruLrrs,
NH, cross CUT, hand, panel. ripping, baCk, COM
pls-, F-..o- . nj Bu.chrrs' saws,
Broad Hut clorprr7S a. Adrr- and hR'ch"'s,
Anger poll 1ni glmr' Do Us -,r"i 1ud IRON squares
-H"vris, sJi0'es, E-y and manure forks.
Picks ma,,orEs rr scoops, Or nd-fou,sS h1n5,ngs
CougleT r1.-. srIug h',nuc-'s -''e.l arts,
OH,trace, coj. halter. and . = chains,
Paint mills. Lead p'p". md cisiern pumNn,
Door trimmings otrv-ry description SUCH nslocEf
l7trhr-, ca-' and wrought hu =.
All lie. house bells bass md iron rN05'es'i,ks,
y unrrbr.s p7.'rrirg and brick oweIs,
Horse r1sps, ouhI' md single cot iir- tsi. ICES
Whtrwa .scruhhing, shoe md hoT rhrush's,
Blind a-tfd.ug- braces and hits lool .crapeIs,
lommr-s .ch'-ri' guag-s strip hmErs. hos,
Cow balls, mop IRONS. wash tubs a1i boards,
Wooden p'ils, linen rwiue, g'n-S lanterns.
Mo'a~-e- Z0ie-, t1hiehutts7nlc as'or-. carpenters
and cooper draw knives mo.I-ahlr wrenrhes rat
traps, curry combs s.rp hinges, screws, lacks,
6rad-. &c, Sc.
We a'sn cnnlinrc ~ k-epior sale fu'' 1ssor'-
me1t Of Air rirht'n1 prrniunl CookirgS ToFrS
Tor burning wood orcoal ri-o. pHrlor Fans.iu and
alright stoves together with every drscrriT'r OF
tin. -h.otiron md copper ware, stove pine. &c
all OF which we will sc for RFADYP kY. AT the
loves, prices, and ", respectfully r@que-, thos-
wshIrg'o purchase TO give U. ~
Dec NJ Syfrv Z Co
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Vines, brondcs, gIn, walikeYl &c, whoIeI
sale andr tail
Champaign cider il bottles.
London porter and brown stout, in quart and pint
bottles
Also Chicago Lime and Cement together
with almost anything youcqn name in his line.
Having been in thN business a number ofyenrs. the
subscriber knows exactly what hr has Hnd what he
ciI-rs and can demonstrate, thai IN good goods
and low prices he is not only "lsetlt," but very
cuusidrrall, ahead OF nl Compel ors Try him,
aud see April 90 r. MONTGoMERY.
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1000 REAM Stoql.eap paper, t,
rahe STYLES for county Offices, and business men,
100 GOO envelopes OF every .iye,
20t Drnprr's nk.tands the hest article, and the
most laleahlc iukstnno now in the market.
400 dozen bottles ofink for sale q, very low rates
ntwhoIesalc orretail, AT BuRrEY's Bookstore,
July %. l22 Lake street Chicago.
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For safe.
4 dwelp<hou.ean lot 'iturrcd in nensnn,
part oftb- city. Inquire II may2S J q STOKE
Brewery for sale or Rent
T'ilE subscriber wishes to dispose IF the Brew.
cry and premises near the Aqnednct, wiIl ri.
Their Sc Il or lease the said promises, with the fix
lures: q FIRST rate opening for the business is now
offered. the terms liberal. Apply to Marshal Ev.
er"tt, or March % WALKER & IlicKLIYs
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hthis old Siaad, fee lJorsneriottte Mansion
N1r,e
IT NVlNG in-l received HE iarrr supplies. NIL
L l. ut Inch h. s-rclrd IN person from ID" hra-
yi--i whuir's.- es'ah. : m,ll- ~ the .ou h. he
subscriber challenges comparison OF h.s stock
with that OF my other dralrr m town. knowing
nin!wlYs being prepared 10 demonstrate thai h..
keeps better Hr'ici-, heavier stock. gr-arrr
variety Of every hug aud sells cheaper Than nj,
hi- cUWprii orr.
the following li.' comprises some ofth- articles
10 be found ~ hi> .iore:
Sdg1r, brown. Ia f. clarified and crushed.
tgfee, kioaud lava
N1gsS.s ,ugHr house paut-'ion md syrup.
CIrdl :, stn s.rnrIur -prriu. aud ,t..uw.
Tens, green, black. B0lr1. &c
SgGp, m .In CH4tHr mud shaving
T0ba'co q .ndnh, fine cut making, &c
Cisars NJ, n.ug !Tom long uia=' 10 a mid
-four penny Cuh1 "
obs n.,ci. sperm. olive
Pork, ard. tHlow, Sc
| Fish mac eyrl White. boring md trout.
Oranges md Lemons l'reiailn rby the box
/ 4, Cp"GG NHf.. rni.iuS. currnt5.
/ Figs, at rrtnilorhy the drum
GRgrT Pressrrcs very fine article.
| Pickles, in jnTs, all Mud', extra.
. Pepper Slacs, pepper, salr, hispice, ginger and
| oil extraordinary condiments
/ NHfs. Brazil. iherls almonds pea nuts &c.
/ Toys tor children, from the elephantIo Jack the
/ pi'ntkiler.
Oysters. surdinrs, &c, in cans.
! Candies, a lotof I'LL kinds.
/ Pale, 5rUoms mops, &c.
/ Flour, potatoes, vegetables in theirseason but.
/ ter, eggs, chickens and all such little "arrange.
nients" needed in families, always kept when they
can possibly be procured forIove or money.
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Everybody! Yes, Everybody

Everybody! Yes, Everybody !!
PLAT wishes to make money, will find It 10 he
10 their advantage to Examine the I@gr,iorh ri
goods now opened by The subscriber, ~ the new
sand, Geo. Schmllt5 Nlrbe Blllimg, date
Shernan's Chcaro Brunch lir,r.tsi' II
READY MADE CLO ihiNi!,
Booi' and Shoes. hats d Cups F"rrjsh,ng
Goods of all Kind, Trmt, Vaiir'
FdrDt B"gs dc.
In short MI kind oi goods ever KEPT m n clothing
store u well llptcdto tn trnl'. aud very Ieslra.
bic. There Is
Nd UUMDUE
About Il, | can ani DH sr cheaper N iRaoy0h-
er hpur in the couatry, md Mill sell yon BET
TER GJODSthIa Gun BE- fund nest 0f Nep
York city. They are not goods made mp for the
purpose of selling aloRe, but are rarraried to
give better satisfaction Than any other tohcbourht
IN the state. Every piece of goods Is made up IN.
der the supervision of one of the first practical
tnilors in the states,
Don't forgetlhr place Marble Coored Build
ing, lllr.y the Chicago Store:
April 10. JOSH WHiTMoRE.
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Country WI erchants

D'1Ilng r rem " mtlr cirthnI arr particularly
requested 70 * mine our stock as ", are prepdT-
cd, ~ Quanu'y n wei As IN Price, TO sell
At w ,LEStLE,
to as Grrnt alva1Hg" to- huyers a. can he met
wi'h N any city IN tie 3, New York not ex-
ceped, RAUH, BROTHERS.
mrchl3 iul 7 Sanu-rs BRICK corner.
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have also large md extensive assortment Of
cloth oI'cloth six mohar ,rrt,c ao,I culiuu pIush
cap. at all -tylra mad color oi nv own ualr,,,c.
tntr ant or he ntrst fashions. rogrfhrrwIlh, u,n
eTai as.ormrnt OF soft hats ct n colors and a1aI.
ur', "H.ch ! am prepared To sell cheHpr, than the
cheapest Do nor iiii 10 give mracoI' f,rvn,,v.
md everything ,S r-prr,cnt.d. fEi.CI "
ottawa, Mach 10 ls53-f
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DOYS, Won viii find g',nr variety olCprs nod
Dgiass iln'sat np3D J " .NiiS
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
Fancy store.

TNHE subscriber respectfully announces to
IL the Ladies and Gentlemen of Woodville,
and his friends in general, that he has justoCpen-
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, 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 6ru-
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, Ra
zor.siraps and Shaving soaps; Perfumery OF
all kinds, colors and scents; Hair oil ofthe best
quality; Soap, Starch Indigo Candles, Sar-
dimes, Lobsters and Salmons; Preserves, Pick
els, Currents and Ciiron; Olive oil Bay water
and catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, Ap-
pies &c. =.
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish
meuts but which are now 300 numerous to men
tion. w. A. HASSELL.
Woodville, February, iith, is5i-iy.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
Very HungrX!

We like good joke. even when it is
at the expense of our friends. The fol-
lowing extract of speech delivered
by Mr. Olds, of Ohio, il the House of
Representatives, is too good TO be lost
"Sir, if Frank Pierce comes to the
work assigned to him by the Democra-
cy of the country, as have no doubt
he will, there will be as big muss
kicked up in Washington City on the
4th of March, as there was at Mrs.
Smiths house, las related by my friend
the Buckeye abroad, y when little
Jake Smith ran over to Mrs. Browns
tp tell her that dad was dead nam
was drunk the old COW had calf
John swallowed a pin; Jim had got
the delirium triangles looking at the
rora boreax-[ laughter land that aint
all neither" says Jake. "What else,
'pon 'arth can be the matter" inquired
Mrs. Brown. "Why Sal broke the but
ter plate: Susan has split the pancakes;
and 10 has set down in the scalding
tallow we had for dipping candles, and
one of the Maltese kittens has got his
head into the molasses jug. and we
cant get it out-and we are all so
darn'd Internal hungry" (shouts and
cheers.j Mr.. President in my ima>
gination, the 4th of March is passing
before me, and think the Wing Gal
pin ofiice>holders pouring out Of the
various government departments, with
tears running down their piteous noses
and their lamentations is, that Web-
ster is dead Fillmore has filibustered;
Scott has got Native American calf,
North Carolina has swallow Graham,
and Tom Corwin has got the delirum
triangles looking for Northen Abolition
{ votes Cloud and prolonged cheering.)
t And that amt all, either. Mr. President,
for Toombs has broken their butter
plate; Gentry has split their pancakes
and Seward has set down in the scald>
ing tallow they had for dipping higher
law candles; and Frank Pierce has
got into the Presidential chair, and we
can't get him out, and we are all so
darn'd Internal hungry" ( roars ol
laughter and prolonged shouting.)-
Whtg paper.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

The following Ode by the M. M. T.,
Society. was sung at tie funeral cer-
monies of the late Daniel Webster.
(This Ode IS an extract from, Poem
delivered by VIM. Stark. Esq, before
the Mercantile Library Association.
ct Boston.)
Farewell pride of thy country's devotion
We give thee the grave. thou cherished best,
Down by the shores of thy loved rolling ocean
With loved ones beside thee thou takest rest,
There, lulled by the moan of sorrowlul billow
Far under shade of the sad dropping willow,
While tears we shall shed o'er thy pillow,
Thoult peacefully sleep Columbas breast.
To number the deeds of thy nobleness DER;
For deep in their hearts millions who love thee
Thy deeds shall be cherished till hearts beat
no more,
No conqueror's fame with the laurel has
bound thee,
But Genius with chapletso of glory has crown
ed thee.
And Eloquence folded her mantle around thee
While goodness has given thee bouniifu store.
Sleep on in thy greatness! no fear need dis
tress thee,
No sanderer's breath e'er tarnish thy fame;
The freeman who love thee, will live but to
bless thee, ~.
And cover thy foes with mountains of shame.
As long as the stars their bright watches are
keeping,
Columbias sons, ever moumfully weeping,
Will watch DER the grave where their darling
lies sleeping,
And leave to their children the love Of thy
| name.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
PO9T1GAL
Time and Life.
BY c. d. Stuart.

BY C. d. STUART.
There is dark and mighty sea
Which restless rolls its tide,
And countless rivers silently
Into its bosom glide;
That sea is Time upon its shore,
All gloomy with the past,
What wrecks of ages, evermore,
Liie's river streams shall cast.
There shivered in the sand, are strown
The proudest works of Art:
There, pyramid and sphynx, o'erthrown
Of dust and mould are part;
There, beggars sleep embraced by kings
And there, all silently,
Beneath oblivion's awful wings,
Nations and races lie.
0 dark and mighty is that sea-
The restless sea OF Time
ltswaves, unto Life's river streams
With solem music chime;
And phantom men and nations tread
Its grim and gloomy shore,
The living TO the land of death
To welcome ever more
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
@eai,.Goats.
NEW PACKET.

NEW PACKET,
FOR Williamsport. Bayou Sara, Port Hud
son, Waterloo, Baton Rouge, and inter
mediate Ports.
BELLA DONNA--Capt Brady,
In place of the E. D. White,
THE new and splendid boat, IT, n
BELLA Donna, will leave New sSss~
Orleans every SATURDAY EVENING,
at clock, and Bayou Sara every WE'D
NESDAY, after the arrival of the cars.
Aug. 81, 1862 1y
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

IMPoRTANT Decision OF THE u. $. ST.
PREME CoURT-Riehard Eells, of Illinois.
was, some months ago, convicted, under
statute Of thaf State, which declares that
any person haGborng or secreting fugitive
slave, or in anywise hindering tie lawful
owner in relaking such fugitive. shall be
subject to fine not exceeding $500, aud
an imprisonment OF not more than six
months. Subsequently the case was takeu
TO the U. s. Supreme Court, on The gFouud
that the statute OF Illinois conlcted with
the law Of Congress, and the Constitution
on the same subject, aud made the dein~
quent liable to a double punishment. The
epinion OF the Court, Judge Mclean dis
senting. was given few days ago, pro-
uouucing the statute Of Illinois Constitu-
tiona. on the ground. that the object OF
the State was to prevent ibe immigration
Of slaves, and not TO aid or impede thelr
owners in their fecapture. The tine i'm.
posed goes not to the claimant but TO the
State. On the other hana--the law Of
Congress is intended to all the mastef and
coutemplaies recaptute aud reclamation.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

ITO the Dyspeptic it is invaluable as II
= tends to neutraIize acidity. and relieve
heartburn, making the bread or pastry light
sweet and short, without the unhealthy in
huence Of so miic.i lard. or butter, generals
y used. For sale BY
t't G. B. EPLER,
dl4-iw Comme rcial Row.
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18

M A merchant, not overly conversaDt
with geography. on hearing that one OF his
vessels was in jeopardy, exclaimed, Jeop'
ardy. jeopardy, where's that
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
Planters Exchange Hotel.

VHNHIS Establishment in Bayou Sara, La,
- has been fitted up, by the undersigned,
at great expense, for the express purpose of
extending a general accommodation to the ira
Yelling public. The beds, rooms and furni-
ture are all new, and as good as can be found
in the State. Meals at all hours, and admit
tance can be had at any hour OF the night.
Strict attention paid to travellers. Give me a
CALI w. H. GLASS.
Bayou Sara, Dec. 81, 1S52-ly
The Woodville Republican., 1853-01-18
For New Orleans.
L.. II. MADDUX,
A4E3

Coach Maker and Repairer, Bayou Sara
HEEPS constantly on hand full as9ort-
hment ofNEW BUGGlES, BAROUCHES,
&C., and every variety of HARNESS, which
he will sell as low as can be bought else
where. Also, all kinds of REPAIRING done
at the shortest notice and on the most reason
able terms. 5rH
~ Fitting up large Carriages, $40, and
Bugeies, $5. All work must be contracted
for before commenced. Cash required Tor
repairs.
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