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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30
1857

The deaths by yellow fever for the month
of July as reported in the Medical Journal,
weae 1887; add to this the deaths of August
4oO3, which will make the whole number Of
deaths by yellow fever, from the lst July to
8 A. NJ, yesterday morning (2oth) $500. :
MATCHES REPORTS, FOR THE "a HOURS ENDING
August goth, at o'clocI--Free Trader.
Julia Kastor, of yellow fever.
Abraham Wolf, do
@. Galanay, do
r. W. Morrice, do
Alex. Wetheimer, do
William, (celored) do
The above were all unacclimated.
For the "a hours ending Aug 81, at p o'clock.
Bryant Perry, ofyellow fever, from Alabalna)
Elizabeth Essig, do. Mathews Book, do.
Robert Bush, do. Barbara Levi, do.
SAMUEL BURNS, Sexton.
The HEALru OF NAroHEz-The yellow
Fever is now prevailing in Natchez as an epi-
demic, and has been certainly so since Friday
las: though the fact was unknown to us when
we penned an article on the subject for our last
issue. On Saturday there were six iiterments
on Sunday five, on Monday three, and on
Tuesday three; equal in proportion TO the
present population to one hundred day in
New Orleans. The disease, however, seems
to prove fatal almost entirely am ong foreigners
and Others unaccimated, but chiefly among
the former, though several Of our eldest citi-
gems have been seized with it. Every body has
left town that could, and but very few are left.
| Business is at dead stand. But two Dry
Goods Stores was open on Main street yester-
| day most of the merchants have sought tenn
porary locations in the country and neighbor-
ing villages. A greater panic never occurred
before, from similar cause, among any peo-
pie. Our streets look desolate indeed. You
may walk for an hour. sometimes, and not
meet dozen persons The disease, however
The physicians unite in saying is manageable
when prompt measures are taken. We would
therefore enjoin it upon all to obtain immedi-
ate medical aid, on the appearance Of the first
symptom. We hope soon TO be able to write
something more encouraging.
From the Notchez Courier.
BY Telegraph, to that Pape.-H Howard
Association our telegraphic correspond
ent at New Orleans, We learn that the amount
received from Natchez, in behalf of the How.
ard Associat on and the INDECENT sick, wa,
sl,254, The authorities have opened NOR,
iniimaries and are burning tar ana firing can
non atnight The number of deaths on Thurs
day-2ls; Of yellow.faver 1873. Number o
deaths for the "a hours, up to 6o'clock, A. NJ.
Saturday, Aug. 2oth-2s4; Of yellow feve
2os. The Howards received on Friday So, loC
mostly from New York.
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III OF ice.
N office.

I ETTERS Of Administration. having been
granted the undersigned, by the Honorable
Probate Court, of Wilkinson county, at the
August Term, thereof, AID. 1858, on the Es
tate of Leopold Henry.
Notice, is hereby given to all persons indebt-
ed to said Estate, to make immediate payment
and those having claims to present them duly
authenticated, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be for ever barred.
THOS. w. HAYS, Sheriff, Amdr.
Aug. 23-6w
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

The New York Mirror speaking of Col.
Bliss, who, as our readers are aware, died some
time since at one of the watering places of
yellow fever, contracted while paying short
visit to the city, thus feelingly speaks of the
mortality of those who, but few brief years
ago in full health happiness and hope oecu-
pied the Presidential Mansion:
"Only daughter (the widow of Col. Bliss
of the victor at Buena Vista, of all his family
who occupied the White House., is left
What a startling change since the hour that
saw the republican soldier borne by the hur-
ras of grateful people from the field of battle
and peril, and to him, Of undyng fame and
honor, to the highest seat of earthly power.
Then, all was life; the proudest aspirations
that could fire mortal heart were fulfilled ;
the oftiest ambition reposed, satisfied, under
the shadow of goal reached unsolieited-a
fame perfected without blemish. Gen. Tay-
lor and his wife, and Colonel Bliss then lived
their present. honored and happy their past
glorious; and their future, bright They are
all dead; One link of the loving and beloved
circle circle of that family group, n.whicf
the eyes of the nation rested with delight, re
mains. She is, indeed, widowed and orphan
ed--millions will share, though they may no
tighten her grief"
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Married.

On Wednesday last, the sllh inst- by lev;
NJ Millsr-OscAR kmnY, ksq- Of Laurel
Grove. Adams county, to Miss JUIIA DEvoR-
aux. Of Fayette, jefferson county.
On married love each heart shall own,
Where two eongenial souls unite,
Thy golden chains inlaid with down.
Thy lamp with heavens own splendour bright
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I
Wilkinson County.
James Wad, Survivor, sc.
VS.. Attacnment,

Jacon Nmp. iof @IAo oo'
p ETURNABLE to the present Term of
i this Court, and the same having been re-
turned, executed by the Sheriff Of said county,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court here, that the said defendant, is about
to remove out of the State Of Mississippi, so
that the claim ofthe said plaintiff, will be de-
feated.
1t is therefore, ordered by the Court here,
that anless the said defendant shall appear,
plead, answer, &C. in this case, on or before
the first day Of the next December Term, OF
this court to be holden at the Courthouse, in
Woodville, in said county, on the Second
Monday in December next, judgment, by de-
fault, final, will be entered against him and
the effects so attached, in the Garnishee's
hands will Be disposed Of to satisfy said debt,
interest and COSTS
And, it is further ordered that, copy oi
this order be published in the "Woodvie Re-
publican" newspaper printed and published
in the town of WocdTille, in said county and
State, once week for the space of one month
A true copy from the minutes OF said court
Attest H.J. BUTTERW ORTIZ, Clerk
G. Parrish, plaintiff Atty.
Woooville, Ang. 16-lm no 33
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

xz9We have received the last catalogue
of S, Taomas' Hail Southern Collegiate
Institution, at Holly Springs Mississippi. Dr.
G. Cotton, Rector, from which and from the
favorable notices Of several Of our contempora-
ries. we are led to form the most favorable
opinion Of this Institution, devoted As It Is, to
the great and important cause Of advancing
and raising the Standard Of Southern Eduea-
ton. It is intended, that the Institution
shall occupy position midway between the
school and tie University, and afford an op-
portnnity for youth to prepare for college and
complete the studies of the Freshman and So
phomore years, when desired. Some seventy
students are now present and have been en-
tered for the next session. This is exactly
the sort of hool much needed at the South
they abound in the Northern States and at,
one of these properly conducted, many students
will acquire a sounder education than is re-
ceived by many graduates Of colleges who
have paid no particular attention to the sort
of school at which they prepared for college
Dr. Cotton. the Rector, is celebrated for his
eloquenee as a lecturer notices of which we
observe in the Memphis Enquirer, Ark. Chris
tian Advocate and other papers, and we doubt
not that all southerners desiring their sons to
receive the element of thorough, sound and
practical education, would do well at least to
make inquiry respecting this Institution and
which will most likely, result in their patro
age of the same. To every southern Institu-
ton promising to take high stand, we feel
at all times pleasure in calling attention.
Too much apathy has been exhibited by
so therners in this respect, but the waters are
being mould at length, and we confidently look
forward TO the day when Southern Youth
will be sent north to be educated merely as a
matter of choice, and not from sheer necessity
But the men Of the south, must bring this
about themselves, if ever it is done. Southern
capital must be invested in the cause of South
ern Education, this is what is necessary-dc
this, and the present stigma on Southern Edu
cational institutions will be forever removed.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30
French Chivalry.

Il is positively asserted that while a certain
Mr. r., Of Paris, was recently roniling Mr..
Stowe, on his own hook, the police, BY order
Of his Majesty, Napoleon Ill, made descent
upon the company, broke up a riding party
on which they were starting, and marched
every Frenchman Of them to jail. We only
hope this is true. Poor lady her reign at
Stafford House, if sweet was most certainly
short. Reckon she had better bring herself
and her husband home, and we would recon-
mend them to take New Orleans in their
route if they can arrive there soon, for the ep-
idemic may save them the expense of ever
travelling up the river, and it would beso pleas
ant, sor Madame to be buried beside poor
little Eva,
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

Esr Among the miues in Australia, the
Maine law is in operation. Grogshops are
burned to the ground as soon as they are
discovered. n ai
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30
"Gentle Eva, loving Eva,
Who in ANGEL beauty died.N

Or would have, if she'd ever lived, which
alas, for story and pretty tragical effect she
never did. If his Majesty of France really
took the precauton to act as mentioned above
we say, for one, with all our hearts, Vice u
Emperor, Vipe, to perform other acts oil like
wisdom and christian business.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

RS.We are authorized to announce the
name Of L. s. RUSSELL, as candidate for
reelection TO the office Of Vice Chancellor
Clerk, in November nexl
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

IHE SlAlE Of MlSSlSSIIGI.
Southern District Chancery Court. 81
George w. Richardson, ct a9,-754, ! June,
John James, Trustee, ct ais, 1853.
TIT pom opening complainants bill of com
- plant, and it appearing to the satisfaction
of the Court, that the defendants Letitia E.
Edwards, and Virginia Richardson, are not
citizens of this State; but, reside beyond the
limits thereof, so that the ordinary process of
this court cannot be executed upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that unless the said
defendants entered within, appearance herein,
on or before the first day Of the next Term, Of
this court, to be held at the Court room, in the
City of Natchez, on the fourth Monday in
December next, ensuing, and plead, answer,
or demur, to complainants bill of complaint,
the several allegations thereof, will be taken
for confessed, by them set for-hearing ca parte
and the matters thereof, decreed accordingly,
1t is further ordered that copy Of this or
der, be published once week, for one month,
successively, in the "Woodville Republican, y
a newspaper printed and published, in the
town OF Woodville, State Of Mississippi.
Attest E, s. RUSSELL, Clerk.
Gordon & Posey, Solicitors.
Aug. 16-lm
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

G:E- The following reports will give our
readers informrtion as to the fatality of the
Yeliov Fever, in New Orleans, and Natchez,
up to the Goth of August:
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

Sometime since Mr.. Hamp-
ton authorized the Withdrawal Of his name
from our column, as candidate for the office
of Assessor and this week we withdraw the
name Of D. L, Cage, Esq, BY authority from
that gentleman, leaving at present but one
candidate, Mr.. Chas. Sims, for the office Of
Police sJuror Of the lst District.
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Died,

In HomesviIle, MI, on Thursday night, the
18th inst, WALTER ADAMS, infant son of Hen
ry S. and Evelyn F. Bonney-aged year,
| month. and % days
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

RE- What we have said elsewhere, about
the Bond question, refers only to arguments
Of our own. We have our belief, which we
shall fearlessly express.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

ron cogGREss-3d DISTRICT.
o. n. SINGLETON, Of Kinds comfy.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

ron eoEaREss--4TH DISTRICT.
WILEY p. HARRIS, Of Laurence county.
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AnrnuR's IIoar GAZETTE. more excel
lent family journal of the neutral and literary
cIass does not find its way to our table, than
ia vell established Journal We can, with
III hoberness, warmly commend il 70 the Ia
.or.bls 8 notice Of our readers BY T. :. Ar
An. Philadelphia ~ per annum'
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NEW ADVERFISEMENTS
wanted.


SURGEON, ACCOUCHEUR, DC,
-REsIDENCE-
THOS. J. BROWN, ESQ, Buffalo House
Aug. 30-3m
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T. ncy store

TsyHE subscriber respectfully announces "
4 the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Woodyiiiey
and his friends in general, that he has lust open
ed at his store on Commercial Row, large
and elegant selection of fancy and aseini al
tcles. among which, are the following -,
Umbrellas cotton and silk Gloves all kihas'
Riding-whips, and Walking-canes; Tooth ofu
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, ka
zor-straps and Shaving soaps Perlumefy ..
ali kinds. colors and scents; Hair oil of the best
quality Soap, Starch Indigo Candles. Sar
dimes. Lobsters and Salmons; Preserves; Pick
els, Currents and Citron; Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, AP
pies sc. N
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, VIII
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such estaoiish-
ments but which are now too numerous 70 men
tion. w. a. HAooEhh'
Woodville, February, 18th, iS5i-iY.
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FOR ccEeREss--sTATE At LARGE.
WIN. BARKSDALE, Of Lo,cndes county
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PoracE JuRoR.--We wish TO call attention
to the fact, that as yet no candidates are an
nounced for Police Juror in the Sd AMI 9th
districts. There are many worthy citizens in
these districts who are doubtless willing to
serve II elected, and who will become candi-
dates il put in nomination. Will some one
be kind enough to "agitate the question z.
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FOR SECRETARY or STATE.
w. II. MUSE, Of 7ishenlingo county.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

Z HAVE constituted HENRY SrRoNc' my
= Attorney, and Agent to transact all bus mess
for me, and in my name appertain to my once
this State.
i Persons having claims or accounts agains'
me. will present them to DR., Strong.
DOUGLAS III. COOPER.
Woodyie. MAY "a, 1858.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

ron GOVERNOR
JOHN ]. McREA, Of Ctark county.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

CAIAMrrous- One Of our jours attempted
to keep an exact account Of the degrees mark
ed BY the Thermometer for the week past, but
one day the heat became SO intense, that the
mercury burst the tube, and neither thermom-
etcr nor Jour has been heard from since
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-08-30

roR TREAsURER.
G. +. HEMINGWAY, Of Carol county
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ron AUDITOR.
MORGAN McATFEE, Of Holmes county,
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ron ATTORNEY GEEERAL.
D. C. GLENN.
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10 Louisville, Sil ,ssis IN. n. -,sg
Washington, and Of the Other ssen,sef ne sosp;sy
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UHORN1DOA MoAa2U invi0OaATie0 El.lxI4 " COn
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M East Professor Morse commenced *s sls
MIGRATING ELIXIR which has been endorsed medical college:
all great Europe, lc best preparation sAn o' INC
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language convey idea Of The immediate and
and s as
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IN condition. Well may the preparation r. called The
MEDICINAL wospGx
the nineteenth IL The h., scientific men q the oiS
miracle Of medicine heretofore supposed
To have no existence
4 srxuLAn r THAT sxrAIL~ xxAcrios.
expended ce win opium, alcoholic
preparations and all os, The elect % ,ns.s !. bs
s msy i wen worse w. 's a - me sa the a.
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housSa. q SUPERINTENDENT, fear insanity,
b have
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ns a0 sspo G Of o have used
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come said could not b. prescribed thing
1u, found 40 relief u", procured some Of your cordial must
surprised :. the effect you. eo.dia, had
expense besides of mental and physical suffering"
SPEAK yoR TUrs-ELvEs
distinguished Dr. Wood of Massa
chusetts, says Of u:
WoacxsrEa, June l, 1870.
.,sn While IN Boston, procured somo cordial,
tells me he has aksn two and hs r. ~
pale and hn and scarcely able 70 crawl aronad
:. ~ 20 . msdine
sa - acn na nS o3 or cordial which e
tcsd am satisfied other ,asdcns could have done
The younger days wen s.nemns \. being con-
had heard his cordial very highly spoken Of Of
until unexpectedly and ssisacto-
convinced 10 the contrary. 1915 Il
. remain, very truly, yours, :, :. ,.,x.,,s :. :,
Dr. MoRs-sr: you requested opinion Of
The virtues Of your cordial .% NOV % :" give
give decided preference over anything q The KIND
which acquainted medical virtues and
.onabs prize You pleased with its e.
the OF the
q Of tue
forms 10 valuable medicine
BENJAMIN WEEKS, N. D.
BRooxLSs, N. ", Nov 2l .is49.
It's put up highly concentrated pint bottles, with The name
bown In The glass. and s
SOLD AT 81 PER BOTTLES FOB 42-&24 per OWEN.
M. and for sale by Charles H. Wing,
AGENT 9a Broadway New York, whom all orders must
be addressed
Agent Washington city, r. ID. Gilman agents 10 baltimore g.
Hsnce, O. r. Rogers Brothers, How
Baltimore Benneu Beers, k'chmoad Vhgaia
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wasasnnA Medical College, WsshanSssn-
uSHk 1by u Lectures viii ee~asncs
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Wn4AUm0A Ao0ho2A
Lectures viii On
L ,hs Anu hoadsy OclnbsS, and coausus uniN March.
Thomas Miller Professor VI Apaoniy and Physiology
VIM yoAnsoa NJ d. Professor Of obstetrics and Diseases VI
o.Su. Eey A. D. Of m4ena Msses, Therapeutics
John Fred A.y D. OF The Principles Practice Of
Citation Tyler D., Of Pathology and Practice Of
Robsn King Stone d. Professor Of Mieoseopal And Pathology
cal Anatomy.
lewis ssssI NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
VI M ssupders, ID. D., PIosectof and Demonstration
for prosecution VI pactic<l anatomy arc
ample. ~.
Like Europe, the decks fom which The
gwen and the wards for clinical instruction arc
uDdut The roof III, IL
The extensive the buildings the session o
will greatly extend the usefulness OF
The medical and surgical clinic .or
expense Ior full Of lectures
by the demonsiraor ~
MANIPULATING fee payable only once) %
Graduating expenses
ROBERT KING STONE, N. d.,
Dean Of the Faculty,
nd esid Y and l4th streets
Aug l7--9awtstNoy
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