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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-02-01
Issued the 9Th day of January, 1853.
FRED CONRAD, Clerk

JdHuUIy III IOoo"JVu
.ETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned, by
the Honorable the Probate Court of
Wilkinson county at the January term
thereof, 1853, on the Estate of Joseph
c Reilly, deceased.
Notice. is hereby given to all persons
Indebted to said Estate to make inn
mediate payment. and those having
claims TO present them, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
debarred.
SARAH A. RELY. Admrx.
Jan. lI-6w
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1853-02-01
DaguerrOetypes.

lust received and for sale 2j bushels
- fresh commesl, at rs cents per bush.
a2917 CHARLES OUREY.
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WHAT ARE YOUR INTFa

WHAT ARE YOUR INTF& F&TIoN.:-SpoGt
ar Die \ thriving traier III Wisconsin,
c!aimine the paternity Of eleven daughters.
greatly to the a>tonishmcnt of his ncighbor>,
succeeded in marrying them all oil ia sik
months \ neighbor nf his. who had like
wise several single daughters called npcI him
to obtain the secret of his misunderstanding
success. when the latter informed him that he
had made it ru,, aiter a suanI man ha'i
paid his attention to one OF hl- sirla for fort
night. to call upon him with revolver, aIa
r-ques, i'm to choose between death and mat
rimony. You can imagine" continued he,
which of the TWO they preferred
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p vOur own. he other taN.Whch | was look
ing over my accounts. a friend came in f. ak
me if wonlG SCI! out. lie wanted to buv,
and offered me fair price But what <hll
| lo:' sad l. 60 To California. saws he:
there is a splendid chance for you ship
sails next week He said 81 much that | took
mp with lis advice. | sold ont. paid mp all
NV debts, paid Your hnu>ercnt for two wears
in advance. and Betty one quarter ahead. Al
ter this was all done | had hut Just enough to
fit me ont and fit, dollars over. which | en-
close for YOU. 1t viii answer tor the present.
You can by and by let your huuSc, and 90
home to vour mother. if YOU think it best.
have no time TO think or plan frr Won now.
will write as soon as ! can. Whrn YOU read
thi>. shall be far on IN, way. if we are pros
prrr'
u love You, julirttr. and my chidrcn.and
II Is for Your >akcS, mainly. that have taken
thi~ step. You could none Of you bear pov-
rrty. | 20 in the ship Emily VIII write
all the particulars b.. the first opportunity
krcp uua GOOD heart now: drncnl upom il
shall come home rich man. GoIl i plenty
y hlarkbcrrir> in California and am not a
~hamcd 10 diL, ! have \ >rron@ arm and a
stout heart Mss the children for me. anl
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matter """!h she consent to remain, =.
anNion>lv thought Mrs Warren. "to remain
|"i WORK :" fhn'E harder: hen she had
I'H'' A'r own way 50 !"n@ would She bear a
mistress II she should 90. how was her
pace TO tie supplied She had been 50 LONG
III ,'' 'a'iiI!'. She knew everything they had
anu ""''' Il was Kept. Mrs Warren i"lt her
ignorance; sac would have to 70 10 Betty
'''' ASK '''o'' 'I'fyfh,n@- Indeed. <h" did
I ,r,s N""% Wv. ";,'1 S'' f'a'' seemed a> IT she
Go"'i n'' sur hana or loot without BETTY
49, II >:.' |".'',' 70 >'' must make np her
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Mrs Wrrrrn> heart sunk Il want to talk
with Won Betty. a little about my plans. ry.
cot To Ho something TO get a livinr. Nv mon
rv i all zone | rave Won the last d,ll,r hi,
morning.
The land Well. I've been cvnoctino II
thi> some time. S'pn>.. now. vouu 90, Lom.
To vour ma,hrr.'
No. have decided not to 90 home am
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cn,or> ana ynu think ~, rou.,to,,L. c,r,
~ Won anI the children. and = hnr,o .,u e
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Nv here are the children :"

Il wish you would make an effort, .Julicttc
and come down to dinner: have an old
friend to dine with u>-Charlcs Morton, Of
whom you have 80 often heard NE speak. He
ha- come on purpose to see my VIE and chill
drcn'
"Dcar me how could vou bring company
home to-'iny, when you knew was sick : |
don't believe | could hold my head up. if |
were t. fry =. am, rlo>in. her ewes. >hc pres
ed roth hands on her temples
Mr. Warren SAID no more: he would not
nr9r the matter. He made up lii, mind to
dine without her; and, with >4h. he slow
" returned to the parlor. iI1I he spoken
out hl> honest tcr!in4>. he would have said
"What misfortune it Is for youu, man to
have an aiinG wife Nv servants rule. my
children are neglected. my house is in di~or-
der, my wiIc does not Ike it brcau~e | olo not
make a fuss over her all the time. and some
thin" Is the matter continually: If it : not
on" thing. It is another and am weary Of
it,"
He found hi> friend still in the arn.-chair.
bu~IIy reading a rap-ho,k which wa on th,.
table. + AN danced III il> ewes and twitchrd
at the c,lnr"> Of hi E,puth and Is soon a.
he caught >i-ht oi NJ1rn. he hur>, into 4
merry peal 81 laughter Warren c"nld not
resist II. ana hr laughed inil five minutes he
fore h" knew what the jokc was 1t va, only
something in the >craI-book which brought
to remembrance au old >craI,c ,hcv hal to-
4rlhcr but the IaU4h worked like a charm
with him. lis family troubles seemed to
vanish before it, like mi>t> in the morning.
\ more manly COURAGE was aroused IN him
he was a better and a stronger man.
BY GEORGE. CharIcv." said he, >onctbino
Ike the Harry Warren of othrrIays. III does
o,l,. oooI to hear vouro!I horS,-l3unb o,,;n 80
An animated ronycr~ar;on ensured and ;rw.,.
some time before Mr. Warren remembered
tI,t ,b,.y had uot ,,.+ liu.I
I'VE are not soing TO >tar,o Won ,..r Char
lew" said he. "Jpt nv wifi. +, mat ,IJ. .ni j.,
,Lnut to-,iay. and our cook So. st.r;,.,
her own ;iur. Excuse me a n,o.nru. and
viii ,ro and >,i, her ,n l,,. v.,v a.. ,.,,,...,.
h-.;n,.,.."
Nu.1 Ia L., I..I;f.. r.lr ,.,r., u,.
saved ih,. trnrIll,.ot i..,.i;,, Ill.,. la,
in his diem \. L,v.,. ''.,;,, 80 ,I'', 'I:,;.
roam with his t.;or3 ,r,7,, -. n
and no>y ,ri,.,,..n n,.I..,I ~ ,I,., ,,',I I,.
y.I in Ir,,t J..,r,I... r. .I...;,. W.. n
,o,, >ror... ~ then, Lut rl., h,,,. ,L,.;rL,..l.
He was somewhat ,n,I.,,.,.ss.I n. ~, h.,
he onobt 20 t,l. .o,,. NOTICE. ,I.., a,l,.,.
i seemed =, if.it wo,rJ .,,,r. II, tr;nI ,;..I
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(Which Of them looks Ike H.. no,bor
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A YOUNG LADY FROM SWEDEN, DISTINGUISHED
n as teacher and performer the pianoforte wishes
obtain situation in female institute hero in the SOUTH
70 give Instructions on the pianoorte and Ia singing Apply
to Professor Darmstrom, l46 Wavorloy place
GREAT SALE or EAST NEWARK L0TS-wE CALI.
" the attention Of readers to the great sale ~
desirable building lots to be sold this day, by ALBERT
NCOLAl, Auotoneer, at IL O'clock A. n, the ground
East Newark, tie Passac river opposite city
Newark This property presents many advantages 1T has
water 'front.' which for wharf purposes Is not
surpassed. The trade the river r. rapidly and
steamboats, and sailing vessels are tanty passing
passing The railroad inersects the properly has
pot t and its location being directly oppose the
population q $1,000 and separated from II emily BY tho river
IL cannot fail OF soon becoming densely settled district
connection with that city In point Of view this
pery presents opportunities to merchants
mechanics and working snd TO
make investments as IL cannot fail to ncre,se greatly in
increases No property in the market presents
prospect OF favorable specuton and recommend all
desire to buy lots obtain free tickets by the railroad the
once q the auctonecr No. Wall street aud out TO he
SAFE Tho terms 10 cent remain bond
and mortgage for three years. per cent
aAe We title iRdspatabIG
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EsERTlSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
SEE THIRD, SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
Personal.

INFORMATION WANTED--0F JAMES p. CONDOR,
of Rouses Peint r. who left his home the lst Of
June is supposed to he in New York; he is abor eighteen
years old, stout built dark brown curly hair, dark gray
rather small speaks French and En- sish
good appearance Should this meet his eye those
9uanted with him. he will confer favor his anxious
rents particularly his mother who New York
four times sxt hundred miles in search him If this
should come to your hand James, home and all that
Is parents to forward shall be done your
mother is nconsolabe without YOU Professors of nsttu-
and tho OF the law requested to notice the
he lad anxious TO qualify himself for that profession
Please address Mrs DOUGLASS No Sl Washington street,
corner Of Dey, or Bobert Condor Rouses Poiet n. Y
Exchange papers will confer favor the
mother by giving the above insertion.
MISS MARY ALLARD is REQUESTED TO CALL FOR
l her letters a. the Post Office and sen her address
her mother at East Sued Connecticut she having lost it,
1T
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CRYSTAL PALACE.

SuPERINTENDENTs OFFICE. CRYSTAL PALAC.
- The public respectfully informed that the Crystal Pa
open every day Sundays excepted between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and ~ o'clock r. NJ until further
notice.
SiDgie anmseion " ~
Children under twelve years oil age. Z
Monthly tickets tor each calendar month";
ensGn - 80 ~ %
Tisiters particularly requested to provide themselves
with change, to prevent delay at the entrance.
Tickets be purchased at the to the Uysts
Palace, at the music Of VIM Hall Son. $50 Broa&
Of Park place; also at Joes music store So
Broadway JOHN NJ BATCHELDER,
Secretary of the superintendent
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Shippers - San Transisso, Per Clipper gAly
Ishtoot u Pier - East river, Will please have su the6
slrbt ON board before Saturday, M hstant hand
her bills lading, for signature 70 SUrTEN co.
TSii street. Nes1s. H0WRS CO.. IS Pearl strost
Father, Said . Smart Little Boy the
ether day dinner what the great invention every
one il Il absut.n "OhD father wonder
every one tshin about it, for Tvs the greatest invention
eveTknown.n And what is it, father' hNhy it's called
Roc ssia saive for curing all burns scads &o
which the flesh heir IT, Shakespeare said Sold BY
Charles H. Ring cerher of John street and Broadway.
Why don't You Try spaulding's Premiurn
Rosemary The best article IN tho world FOR
storing ysur hair Sold by Rushtop Clark Co.. and
Irving House drug stores Ring, 1872 Broadway and r.
Spanding manufacturer and proprietor rs fremont
Boston.
DIR. Morse's InvigOrating Elixir or Cordial
forces its way into uarty by its marvellous
needs no lsering with writing elaborate praise
that its Proprie has to the world Is It, lie
dehes any who has tried question its value deny
lives the health and ygor of thousands depent the
extent OF its 1t is fsarlssly unerrng
remedy for every disepsenot cof the stomach the
e INC nerves. and the other organs viii N make mp the
nen stay and support all who weak nature de-
bitated by sickness it stands alone and unapproached
Thsre at this moment mutudes languishing on SICK
beds hstsaly about Streets scarcely half
alive that would be rendered new creatures that might
awake existence corporea and mental by the and
Of mighty OF body aud mind Let the dyspep
tie the relaxed tho b oxen down. the hopeless
it, The fiji st title will give them inkling Of ITS vir
tues The cordial is put up Lightly concentrated In pint
bottles Price, three dollars bottle for i've doars
six twelve dollars H. RING proprietor 1872 Broad
Sold by druggists throughout the United States Cana
dap, and West Indies.
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
nss Tor enlarged veins Of the legs elastic
sorry bandaFes pinAl braces ladies belts and sup
porters elubfoot knock knee and bowleg
pulsasH ~, No. " la eyes1
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AMERICAN INsTITUTE FAIR.

CLOSE OF TUE FAIR.-TIIE TWENTY SIXTH AN
~ nua Fair of the American Institute will close this
ing at Castle Garden The premiums will be announced at
early hour The exhibitors par uary requested to
their goods early The managers wish it
to be distinctly that they
for goods left the premises BY order of the Board
Oct. %, 1853 ADONIRAN CHANDLER, Cor. See'y
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

HEBREW YOUNG MEMS LITERARY ASSOCIATION
IL The Rev. Dr. Raphal will deliver lecture be fore this
Aessdswy Hall Ne e6s Broadway Subject" Russia "
9 Broadway Van Norden King No. As Wall street,
hotels and at the d. Win at o'clock At the
address.
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THIRD WARD CITY REFORM MEETING-AT A
large and respectable meeting OF the electors the
October the following preamble and resolutions
nimousy adopted
Whereas we, the citizens Of the Third ward in common
with fellow citizens generally have suffered too long
sent city government to leave hope Of REFORM but by
entirely severng the municipal from the State and general
governments and placing in office Of known integrity
pledged not political factions Platforms but to adm
accountability
Resolved That not acknowledge the claims Of any
political organization for any nominee for munic
pal once on the ground Of his being member Of such
zation.
Resolved That sole object is rescue city
eminent IRON the ruinous of appointing
Offices OF responsibility and trust whose only quaca
tcn IS bin devotion to political partizarship. .S
Resolved, That deeply sympatze with oysrtaxed
and badly governed fellow citizens and hail with Joy and
every assurance the efforts being made 10
eVe us OF the burthen taxation and disgrace Of
Common Council, by placing the city the
hands Of honest men unsupported by party intrigue ALI
aneo, but responsible directly to their stituents
hesolyed, That We recognise and will heartily cooperate
at Metropolitan Hall and, in doing. recommend the
sufrages Of fellow citizens of the Third ward the follow
II ticket made Of taken from the ranks of the
pc who having experienced their wrongs determined
right them.
On motion the following gentlemen we've appointed Officers
sf the meeting
bert l.. Stuart, President
stephen X. Weeks, milford Martin, Vice Presidents.
Joseph Batten, Mich. s. Ludlsm, Secretaries.
Tor, Aderman-Orison Blunt gun manufacturer, III
Broadway.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Young. physician es Barcayss
For Assessor-Hugh Martin, rocer corner Of Chambers
and hudson
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Crosett Andrew Nestitt.
For School Jones' BENZ e. Clark
For School Inspectors-Ceorse Harrison John Meeks.
The following persons were appointed asa
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A MEETING OF TIE OFFICERS INTENDING TO
"A serenade John Mitchell VIII be held this "wednesday
evening" at eight o,ioek ~ hisernan Hail. Prince street.
RIVAL OF SHIPS FROM FOREIGN PoRTs-rER-
"A expecting friends from forsi Ports BY
packet shps Y sS,y.s A. all; !, PRINTING Tsssrsea
in ample time for them friends
.. the vessels arrival At the wharf chsIy:s %sssrase
" BY given that additional per will be ADDED
all unpaid water rsnts on the ist Of Nsysmber next
r. G. aANCE, Register.
EDGEwoRTH CoMPANY;-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
their Once No. Traveller Buildings, state street,
s ~ the Of ~ 81
the ct a spd
and to any other business that may come bs
JAMES 9. DUNN, Clerk
E,RENcH BENEVOLENT soCIETY-THE ANNUAL
General Assembly Of the French Bsnevolent Society
". s1 hsd On sirr4a sss h a 9sSS.5 as At ~
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD, OCT. %. ls62-To THE
Eoter Of the New York Herald. SirMy attention has
us been sailed an article published in paper Of Mon
That but hs
m. wnsl he says that refuse to support the regular demo
ticket shall support and have expressed whenever
an join Al 's &TSnns So no Ass. u
pr Oliver Wendell Holmes win DELIVER q SIX leo
oEs Casp W Friday evenings o.
ll-Byron.Moore. November ls-Keats. November %
@oeaseman and lady nem5srs sansienan and LADY
nn M Ssss ST. single msm n 81 80 vi
son, Tickets may had AZ Ssssrs
tan's, 6I Broadway G. s. Francis Co., 252 Broadway,
S. u. F. oDELL, Chairman Lecture Conn.,
NoTIcE-sEcoND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
~ will run their cars from Peck slip through to Fortye
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Human Artiacial Eycs-This day. HeceIy-
a direct from Paris the largest most beautiful eoeo
Non OF artificial eyes ever are ii sertad
out Tho slightest pain Or and when properly id
Powell requests his former patients call immadateI i,
secure the first choice. Dr. POWELL dsvotes His
usual exclusively 70 diseases Of the and ear ro
4 o'clock daily, at his efico, 602 Broadway - -
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TWENTY.FIRsT WARD WING REGULAR NOMINA.
tons For Alderman, James ii. Robinson ESQ. For
CouncilmeB, Fifty fourth district, j. Hanning Fty-ffth
district H. Cusck For Consabes John Davis George
evness For School Commissioners, Cornelius Callahan and
Harrison Robinson For School Inspectors Chas eating
David Dckey For Inspectors q, the Election First
district James Riley and Charles Eastwood second district
Thomas Cain and Hewlett 0del Third district, Thomas
Eastburn and Richard Leviness Fourth district Samuel
Finily and Barney Williams
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FOURTH WARD.-IN UNION THERE Is STRENGTH,
Democrats of the old frontier ward to the
democratic electors of the Fourth
nominations and the nsages Of the party and in favor Of
and State administrations, city reform
accountability of public officers requested to
o'clock Wednesday evening, the Goth instant at
hear the report Of the COMMITTEES appointed nominate
ddates for charter officers school officers councmen
Fifth Sixth, and Seventh Districts for
Assemblyman for the Third Assembly district Several emf
nent speakers will address the meeting. BY order of
Abraham Leon, John w. Avery,
Thomas Reeves John Kearney,
George McGrann, James Mooney,
James Langdon, Patrick Boyle
Phillip g. Martin Joseph Rose,
ea &c Arrou
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

NTOTICE.-sECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY
IN will their Peck slip through Foryse
oond street, and after this day.
(signed) DANIEL j. SHERWOOD, supd't
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Beautiful Artificial Mineral Tecth.-Hv
recent improvements the subscriber enabled sst
Of teeth plate unsurpassed In shade natural
snos, and adaptaticnl in day. &. A. PECK sast
Ne. 3 East Eleventh street.
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Daniel Parish,
Jno. j. Senell,
DR.. A Jones,
Joseph Batten,
Samuel Syms,
milford Martin,
John Com pton,
james Rockford,
b. q. Bogert,
VIM. Young,
Steph. X. Weeks,
Robt. S. Gould,
VIM. Clarh,
d. n cLaughlin,
Delaney Barclay,
Vim. A. Archer,
Thos. W. Gale,
Felix lpgolds ~,
Anthony Bar clay,
Nicholas Ludlum,
Geo. Harrison,
Ro It. J Barnes,
John Patten,
Rufus Mech,
Alex. IL. Beatty,
j. W. Sleisht,
Wood Gibson,
Eldad Taylor,
II. Brad ey,
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TWEQx3>EIRST WARD-INDEPENDENT DEMO
cratic tfeket.-For Alderman James Crawford For
Cosncmen for the Fifty fourth district David B. Ysung
L. Landman. For ASSESSORS Thomas j. c. Blum
Coll N Campbell. For Constables. William Chapmsa,
Henry Reiner The citizens and friends ward
cfuy invited to attend meeting Wednesday
next the 10Th inst at o'clock in the evening" at Bume
rothers saloons, Thirty ninth street, Sixth
where will be taken to the ycsry in the
coming election.
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Winter OvercOats, TaImas, PaletOts, Sacks,
and business coats Of variety of styles goods
Aected for cur city trade now ready, and offering low.
d. * j. DEVLIN, 80 and 50 John street.
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A Great Meetlng at Metropolitan Hall Is

by the Reform COMMITTEE In the eantme great
neergs held daily at Union Hail. OF Fulton and
Nassau streets ny the who for reform in the
Styles prees, teria and workmanship of ready made
clothing for gentlemen and boys The fall and winter stock
perhaps the mosb ysri. the most extensive and the cheap
est In the United States
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II You want Whiskcrs or MOustache Use
onsuens y will force them to thick and strong b
bottle sent TO any part OF The country. G. GRAHAM 81
Ann street. all srusgstsi Brooklyn, Mrs Hayes 5 Fuon
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Fasnlonable Winter cIoth,ng.-Alfred

4UNROE K CO.'S one price storc,n No III Broa iway
where lie found variety the styles
rsadym clothing all well made and the best Of trimmings
ueed No deviation from marked prices.