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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

IMPORTANT AND True The journal of Com
merce well remarks: There are causes nearer
home which compieate the web of our prosperi-
ty far more than the Turkish question, but these
seem to be overlooked, while undue Importance
is given to the other There may be war be-
tween Russia and Turkey, and it is possible
that France and England may be involved in it ];
althoug h we deem the last improbable and the
first quite doubtful.
But if we stand we'll at home--if merchants
and merchants clerks would stop dabbling in
stock and other speculations, outside of their
regular business--if young beginners, and
houses with limited capital, would confue them
selves within the circle which they could span
with their own means, keeping down their ex-
penses, and apng neither the style or manners
Of millionaries--in short, if business m en- gene
rally, would show desire to develop sc me other
trait of character, than the one ami iton for
sudden wealth-the sabre and the scymeter
might clash on the borders of Europe, without
creating any excitement on this side of the At
lantic.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

PENNSYLVANIA ELEcrIoN.-In Philad elphia
city, Mayor Gilpin, whig, is reelected by 1919
majority. Mr. Keyser, native, for Mars hal of
Police, has 969 majority in the city, but is de-
teated in the district by Murphy, democrat, by
893 majority The total vote is for Murphy
1878; Keyser II, 300; and Weaver, whig,
99l2. William B, Reed, whig, is reflect ed dis
triet Attorney by l476 majority Coll aday,
whig, Auditor by 90 majority; Gibson, ,emo-
erat, Prothonotary, by 2787 majority 81 NTH,
democrat, County Commissioner by 31l4 ma, iori-
ty; Coleman, whig, County Treasurer by 1913
majority. The wings have also secured the s ur
yeyor George M, Howell is reelected Ma, vor
of the Northern Liberties. Col r. b. Jones, of
Jones's Hotel, has been cleo ted member Of til e
City Councils from Walnut Ward.
The State has gone for the democrats by a
very heavy majority, They have both houses
of the Legislature. The Senate has for the last
two years more been whig. York county
elects the whole democratic tick ct by about 900
or 1000 majority Berks 1000; Schuylkill from
800 to 1900; Cumberland from 300 to 400 !;
Montgomery 1000, and Northampton 1900 ma
jority. In Dauphin county Hummel, whig,
and Sallade, democrat, are elected TO the Le-
gislature, The prohibitory ticket polled 14O0
votes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

HARvABD UNIVERSITY. Tile number Of Stu
dents connected with the University is 700,
greater number, probably, than has ever before
belonged at one time to any Literary Institu-
tion in America. They are from % of the States
and Territories of the Union, from the District
of Columbia, and from Nova Scotia, New Bruins
wick, Canada, Yucatan, British Guinea, Brazil,
the Sandwich Islands and ireland. Law stud
ents, 42,scientfc students 50, divinity students
26, medical students, 49, resident graduates 10.
There are 800 under graduates. The senior
class contains IS, junior 79, sophomore 93, and
the freshman TO- One hundred and five under
graduates have been admitted this term. The
examinations have been critical, and the faculty
seem determined to maintain as high literary
and moral standard as is practicable. [Cam
bridge Chronicle
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

yanced to five per cent. The transactions in
American stocks were small at slightly lower
rates, Consols had declined to 91I TO OH.
L0ndon PFoduce yHarket Coffee active at
lower rates Sugar steady. Sales Of Red Wheat
at 68s. to I2s., and White at 12s. to 76s per
quarter Canal Flour 37s to 8Js, and Balti-
more and Ohio 39s to 40.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

LOCOMOTIVES IN THE WEST. 1t is so difficult to
procure locomotives from the East for the West
ern railroads, that many efforts are made for
the establishment of some mandatory of the
article on the Western waters. Men of enter
prise, skill, and capital, would find it an excel
ent business. The Detroit papers talk much on
the subject They say it costs from $500 to
81 GOO to remove locomotive from the East 70
their roads, and they urge strongly the estae- 20
lishment of factory in that city. Inc sra ?.
Louis Intelhgencer says that inducements ;nJ "ie IL
held out for an establishment of tnat him1 he.
Missouri The city of Carondelet' SIX h,ock of
low St. Louis has offered to give pIosn 49, "
ground to any person who will erect ana ,c ea,rly
on on upon it works for the construction 0t i0s9D0
tiyes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

PEBBLES PICKED UP AT THE SEA-SHoRE.---By
Sentimental old Young Lddy.-0nes exist
euce down here is divided between donkey
riding and noyel-reading-pretty exercises for
the mind and body 1t would be difficult to say
which was the slowest-the donkeys or the
novels. It's very strange, but how extremely
rare it is you come across a donkey or q moved
that's in the least moyingi
Youth writes its hopes upon the sand, and
Age advances, like the sea, and washes them all
out.
We rattle, and rattle our best affections away,
like shillings at tie Library, and Man looks
eoldly on, and smilingly says: "Better luck,
| Miss, next time
/ am sure that the sand with which Time has
| filled his hour glass, must have been picked up
at watering place, for nowhere else docs .ne
time run on so slowly, or the hours sueceeo o"e
another with such provoking similarly u b.;nrs
1t is very curious that the sea, ~ 4has Il
the color back TO our cheeks, gehefaAis 9"Ass
from our ribbons .:.;.,, 90 NTH hon.
Ii is the same with disposilloh s1,d - In tba 700
nets; it is not every one 'iiA' e''i-
side. ,r.oJ which is generally
| i seiH ~ -reat profuson near the sea coast,
| ieund ~ as.;ngplace is harbor of refuge, that
a ,'ar weak vessels, after having been tossed
,hoat ~, for nine months in the year, are obliged,
Snr;ng the other three, to put into for repairs.
I am frequently reminded, when see party
about 10 start in a pleasure boat, Of the effect
Of n London season. Every one is so gay anu
blooming, so full of health and spirits at the
starting but how pale, detected, dragged,
drenched, and fairly siekened they look, If you
chance to see them returning at the end OF II!
[Pulch,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

Madame Jenny Lind, it is stated, will next
season visit England to give concernts. Bene-
dict, the composer, has gone to see her at Dress
den, and to stand godfather to her son.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

Happiness is bowl, after which we run
wherever 1t rolls, and We push it with our fee,'
when it stops, Goethe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

i CURE OF STAMMERING.-At the last monthly
meeting of the members of the Franklin Insti-
tute some remarks were made on the subject of
stammering by g. w. Smith, Esq, who des-
cribed new method of cure, by mechanical
agency, the invention of Mr.. Robert Bates, of
this city. Mr. Bates, it appears, had himself
labored under this infrmity, of which he had
effected radical cure by means of his ingenious
contrivance. The method as we find it des-
cribed in the proceedings of the Institute, " con
sists in the employment of tube for the pas
sage of air from the mouth, when the muscles
that close the orfce and stop the egress Of air
in speaking, are suddenly contracted by spasmo-
die action, and the employment of a strap
around the throat provided with spring pad
CIRCULATED by a screw,l pressing against the
throat, keeping the glottis or larynx open
thereby allowing free passage through the
throat and mouth from the lungs, the arrest Il
which causes stammering, The tube is shaped
to tit the roof of the mouth, is fattened and
open at each end, and is about seven eights OF
an inch long, 3-S 1-16, extending down to the
teeth where it can be fastened by passing a
small wire between them; the lngual or dental
sounds are thus made; the labial sounds are
made by an additional extension of the tubes
beyond the lips; the cultural sounds are accom-
plished by the pressure Of the pad BY constant
use of these instruments for short time the
correction of q bad habit is effected, and the
tube is gradually contracted and the spring of
the pad eased, until continuance is no longer
necessary. philadelphia Gazette
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21
ICE---ICE---ICE.

ECE! lCE!-J. STAFFORD s. Co.. Wholesale and
n Retail Deasts in ICE No u Eian opposite
1Ht7hartaIn Railroad Depot lever
No. IA Iehenpouias street. SO Ievee
street Commerce frhnupoulaa
Ice HeaeF steen Ninth Harmony
rcL i1nl lFon
ECE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
4 LIST May, 1 sale tyJ. P. whitney Co, Camp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

FDWB K COLLINS 4 co, &c Wall street NY
BROWN sIllPLEY CO. Liverpool
y. q. ROBERTS & co, ,l3 Kings Aims Yard London
JOHN MUNROE 4 CO..
% Rue Note Dame des Victories, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hnsre.
~ IbeO Of these ships will accountable Gold sill
scr, Buisn Specie, Jewelry Precious Rea Bills
u adng signed therefor the value oppressed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21
SHLVESTON.

- Wnl enye SUNDAY, October 23, at . o'clock A.
NfOR GALVESTON, ,INDIANoI.A PoRT szJFEs,
LAVACA and MATAGoRDA BAY-Regnat New
orleans and Texas United States Mail Line 6 Low Pressure Steam
hhpsIhc magnificent steamaAip John
son. maser will leave above landing harVes a
ndanoa and Layaca tsueet gtere Maagoda Ba) with
Guy extra charge For freight having superior state
room Accommodations, apply to
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of Julia slreet,
opposite the Steamship Landing.
~ This line having established pilot Pna Cayno Bar
viii hereafter the supervision Of lis
tans. oil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21
FRANCE,

n.
The Emperor had returned to Paris.
Many alarming rumors were circulated ON
the Bourse, to the effect that the Russian Min
lister had demanded his passports, and that Aus
tria had notified France and England that il
they gave active aid to Turkey, Austria would
SIDE with Russia, and occupy Servia. Both
reports were doubted
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21
vrHE NEW NEW, YORK e, AND LIVER s1f6s,

The Shpa composing this Line
ATLANTIC, Captain West. PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC Captain Luce. BALTIC, Captain Constooh.
ADRIATlC, Captain -
These Ships have built expressly
service has been taken their construction the En-
unsqualed for elegance and comfort.
Price Liverpool
elusive cabin, go
verpool to kewYork $50 and E20
An experienced Surgeon attached o each slip.
No berth can be secured nntii paid for.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

Political affairs were quiet Meetings had
been called in several cities to sympathize with
the Greek Christians, but they were thinly at
tended being regarded as Russian demonstra-
tions.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

MARKETS,
Lirefpooi, Oct Cotton had ruled yery
auil' ana holders were pressing sales Prices
had further declined id. to Id, per lb Sales of
1ne week %, ,ooo bales, OF which spectators took
5000, and exporters 5000 bales Fair Orleans.
65d; Middling, SD; Fair Upland, 64d.; Mid
ding, SD.
Flour had largely advanced, and was still
tending upwards. Sales of Western Canal at
Is Cd advance, and Ohio at an advance of 2s.
per barrel Corn had largely advanced Sales
OF White at AS. per quarter. Wheat had also
advanced, and was still tending upwards
Consols had declined to 934 to 93h. The Bank
had raised the rate of interest to 5 per cent.
Wheat had advanced 3d. per bushel. West
ern Canal Flour was quoted at 34s: Baltimore.
Philadelphia and Ohio 35s. to 35s. Sd; White
Wheat los; White Corn 42s.
Provisions: Beef was quiet, but firm at 9Js.
to loss. for Mess. Holders of Pork were hold
ing back for an advance Sales of Eastern Mess
at ~ to sos. Lard quiet, but firm at 81 to Cos.
Sales OF Rosin for the week, 5000 barrels, at
IS. for Common, and 12s. for Fine. Spirits of
Turpentine had advanced to so to CTS
Rice was in good demand at 2ss. 9d SUGAR
was easier Coffee unchanged. Tea quiet, but
firm
Tobacco was dull, and buyers ask concessions.
Conflicting circulars quote flour variously at
is. to Is. per barrel advance Wheat had ad-
vanced Sd. per bushel White, los to los. 4d :;
Red and Mixed, 9s. 6. to 9s 10d Corn had ad-
yanced IS. per quarter; White, Ais. to 43s.; yell
low, 4ls.; Mixed, 39s. 3D. Accounts of the DO
tato crop are unfayorable Bacon was inactive
Shoulders 30s
The Manchester market was depressed.
London Money Market, Oct Money was
tighter, and the rate Of interest had been ad.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21
HOTELS AND BOARDING.

GlTY HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS.-@T
MgEss o. BhkTtiS co. tr.etiGily anhounee 5ss b
70 tetr friends the public geuehy that his well known,
ayots aud ol aad resort has, during the past Summer,
c4~p & Ated respect No has been spared
DAY. DC oler 10.
Es- the City Hotel kent solely for the accom-
nldacn Of Gttlemsn The Ladies' and Family Department having
Deeu oil A. If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

> street1be proprietor Of this
pabe that having thoroughly repaired sHd his
lrhghet, rend with Lodgings
he n Week or Mon,n Situated in the centre q business aud
the
desirable
which clean, meat and accessible all hoa the
vii awrys be 70 nd the tnss qdAliUeA WINES LIQUORS
we'll is TEA col FIFE CfijGaI4TE. I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

A great storm prevailed along the English
and Dutch coasts on the 25th and 26th ults.
doing immense damage. screw steamer from
Amsterdam was lost in the Iuyder Zee, and one
hundred persons perished. The iron steamer
Cammeston bound from Hull to Hamburger was
lost, and several persons drowned The Ameri.
can packet ship Nero went ashore in the Mersey
and several passengers were drowned The shiI
America for San Francisco went ashore near
Southport. Many others were damaged The
American ship Southerner foundered at sea
Sept 10, on her passage from Glasgow to New
An,,l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

Australian adviees say that Flour was bein.
re.shipped to England. Sales of produce wert
being forced at auction, and prices had fallel
30 per cent The stock of Flour at Port Phil,
was 10000 bbls,, and 300 vessels with cargoes
Goods were in the habor. Exchange on Londor
per cent
W. L. Smith, a correspondent of the New
York Tribune, aided John Mitchell TO eseape
Iohn Martin had since reported himself at hi,
place of residence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

r INF. 1900 bbls. fresh Rockland Lime, for
n sale by JOHN G. HARDlLL co. % Magazine st. oil
jNIDER.--50 barrels Newark Cider, in store
by A. D. GRIEF Co. Oil Lsvee, 0.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21
vEyHE JOHN RESTAURANT. No

ESLANAGAN'S OYSTER SALOON. 95 rs ~
u ST. CHARLES STREET. ....... THOMAS X V4 SA EDJ
tLANA5AN tskes se pleasure Of his ~ OFZ
friends and the public generally that he opened <
above named OSstsE Saloon. h Iaria will
the market affords the Liquors
ton The Culinary Department
h best Cooks III the city, 1t Give him trial and Judge
selves.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-21

The Emperors of Austria and Russia met at
Olmutz on the 24th Great military displays
and long private conferences had taken place
ITALY.
The time for the free Importation of grain in
to the Two Sicilies had been extended till June
7, 1854
Ten days delay at Quarantine grounds had
been imposed on all vessels from the United
States coming to Neapoltan ports The New
Orleans vessels were excluded altogether
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18
: 3 NASAAa
THIS FORLD.
BY-THoAAs MOORE.

BY-THoAAs MOORE.
Its take this void as some wide scene,
through wGch, in frail but buoyant boat,
With SHES now dark. and now serene,
Together though and l must foat
1eholing oft, on either shuro,
Fright spots where We should ioye TO stay
But tine plies swift his flying car,
And, away We speed, away, away.
,loyIl chilling winds and riit. come on,
Wen raise our awning agans: tiie shower
,t coser ill the storm IS gone,
And, smiling, wait a SUMNER hour,
Ind iftlat sumter hour should shine,
Wen. know its brightness cannot stay,
at happy while It's thine and mine,
Complain not when il fades away.
tsLalI we reach at list that Fail,
Down which LIES current all must go
Le dark, the brilliant /; destined all
Iosiuk into the void below.
'1r cen that hour shall want lis charms,
lfside Ly side, still fond We keep,
I'D calmly in each others arms,
Together linked. so down to sleep.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18
REPORT or SEcRErARY.
Woodville, October IL, 1883, I
10 orlOck A. NJ


H. 5. VAN EAroS SIR: Since tue morn.
ing o. the lith inst, eighteen additional cnses
Of yellow fever, hgye been reported, aud ,hcre
are now twenty Eve patients under treatment,
No death has occurred since the 3d inst
For the Information e the readers 81 ut
paper, will recapiluate portion uf what has
already appeared,
Since the lst ofScptembcr, (eSclusive Of the
Factory) one hundred and sx,y.eighl cascs
of fyei.ow fever aud nine deaths have been re-.
ported. OF the dea,hs, seven occurred in town
aud two in the country. These two. however,
both contracted the disease in WoodvilIe.
ltwas supposed when tl'e fever WAS declared
epidemic in this place, that the humber Of un.
aclinatcd persons remaining IN town would
not exceed one hundred and fry, but expert.
ence has shown that this estimate WAS too
s,.,.,n 4
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18
SEW iDTFRTIsEKExfS
Election 0tlcc.
TilE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Wlslssea CeaHig.

lPylsisseR CegEfg.
by viitae Il a wit of ElcCtion to nc direct
led, by his FAcelcucy, lIcnfy S, fogis,
Governor of the State a MissiSipIi. vi.l o.
the FIRST MONDAY .Alvg2DdY Fol
LOWlNG Cl,ing the 5,h and eth esysl
IN N0VkMBER N,x. tlsssl bod -.
Election At the several Election pFsShis IN the
county afosgsail. Tor iLe purpose e clsrs'rg
the following uifeers, to seiys fss tie 4 40
specified W law. Is w.i
Oze GeysEatF,
One Secretary of State.
One Auditor ot PaL..s Aoeoua.s
One State Iieasucr
Oet Attorney 0cneFsl
One Repisscntative IN copgcr-, ~ tia
Fourth Congressional Ditnic,. essapcaei II
the counties Of Adams, Amits, Claiborne.
Copiah, Claik, Covinc;op, Frnnkliu, Greene,
Harrison, Hancock, Jasper, Je;lersa, Jones.
Lawrence, Marion, Pike, Simpson, Smith.
Wiisnsou, aad Wayne.
One additional Representative 10 cengrsps
to be elected by To iaa'ihsd voters oi tho
State nj lnrgr.
One Vice Chancellor for tie so,ilsn Dis
trict, composed cf the counties Of Hancock,
llarrson, Jackson, Perry, Green, Lawrence.
Copiah, Pike, Marion, Coyington. Simlapn
Jefferson, Adams, Wilkinson. Ainite, Franl
lin, Claiborne. Jssper, Clarke. Iauderials.
Ncw,or, Neshoba, Ssoti, Smith, Wayne, and
Jones.
One Judge Of the Circuit Court, for ,llo
First Judicial District composed Of the eoun.
ties Of Wilkinson, Adams Jeilrron, rnnklin,
Amite, aud Claiborne.
One District Attorney, for said Tin, Juiixi.
al Circuit Court Ditri g..
One Clork Of the District Chancery Court.
for the Natchez Dptriel, composed of tha
copntiCs Jefferson, Adams, Wilkinson, A,ni,e
Franklin, and Claiborne.
Cnc Represe.'atise 70 the State Legislature.
Ono Sheriff.
One Clerk cf Circuit Court.
Cnc Jn1gs cf Probate.
one c!ctk ofprota.e Court
oae AsNs,sr Of Tsxes
One Ccroner.
One County Treasurer.
Ono Ranger
One Coanty Surveyor.
Five Members Of Beard Of Police tons ia
zach Police Ds,hc;)
49,, GIVEN under my hand ard
LIS. seal, at woodyills IN saia soua.v
'~~-r-~~l ef WiILinscg, tbs 9th jsy of
AID. 1853.
TlIQs, W, HAYS, sheriff
)e., 10 Re.uftiag oGIcr
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18
Marriage.
Ho1 to mai,e IL H9rpy.

t1GJ ~ NtLhS III xZGIVp.
II, g.. ,.osr e r,,rg;,f i;f, IS r,oss i'm.
a. '1' '' - -, -
''-aht era III the h's1ory q 'h"" ana We
1saerally as It is spent, 80 Is almost a.! subse-
l2a. existence. The wife and husband then
,,nnLa,e tl,e;r views and thci- desires or else
.,;n.;,,a. - ,,,,;r di.I;to ths ada f,al to
mum" up '''l'' ISL. sl'I 80 ''.' ''l, c "
|ssF pFfjqdaleeS ah' amnesty i01s'ef S''e'-
HaFis:
u have somewher2 read" says the aathoF
h B.id. Greetings. Of bridegroom who
r.ed in ctccntr3titios, H. requested the
lo to az, ,ompany him into tile garden, =
~ or two after tleir wedding, lie tlen
blew Hne over the roof Of their cottage.
5iying his wife one end Of it, be retreate. to
.e o.her side, and exclaimed
"JujI the line"
a caI' y" size replied.
"Bll paIl with all your might" shouted
he Whimsical husband.
But vain were all the efforts Of the bride TO
'llI over the line SO long as he. husband held
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

Tnr FucnIvr SLAVE LAv.-Tbe Syrscuse
sar, New York, learns that the ouPl.'no
Court, at its sitting, held week Or Two 9',lIe y
fonoanced decision distinctly ati'mlas 'he
aas,italioaality of the Fugitive Slave u" q
1850. II win be recolleeted, that after 'ns !
10, which disaraeed that city Oh the Isl 10. q
Oatoher, 1851. aud the rescue Of the Fng'usse
'lars," the Abolition instigstcss OF. the mop
!foaght an action Of assault and battery N the
'alae of the slave against some ofthe persons
'to acted as assistants Of the Marshal on thaI
''sas:on. They set up in tleir defence ..:.s tas
Hafrant issued Tor tho ares. Of sne i's''''e
Ai-sr TIC &c. n question.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

give are proul to be able - meet our
old friends and acquan;ances who ARE now
recovering, and give them warm shake Of the
hand on their escape, from that too ofIen fatal
disease, the yellow fever. In another column
will be found the Secretary report, up to 10
O'Clock a. m yesterday, (Monday) and would
add, that the Doctors ere Of option, that any
of those who leh our town for tie country,
cannot return, with safety Until fo.t
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

THr AMERICAN FEELIEo ~ IRELASD.-in
.la,e debate in the British Parliament, one OF
he members from Ireland declared that sneii
ia the nartiaIlity Of the larger portion OF the
ieople Il Ireland for America and Americans,
hat # an American fleet were to drop anchor
nv where On the western coast OF Ireland
he people would foek TO the SIDE Of the ! 70. ?.
iaadrs, asainst her gracious Majesty and Der
.yrast True Detta.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser., 1853-10-18

On yes.erlay (Monday) the l7tii inst, z,
perey's Crck IN ;ti- county. of yellow isTer--
DIR. WILLT.fHJ DAVIS.
This Young man but short time since.
.ocatei ut Percy's Creek, where be had won
lie esteem and eohidence d MI those who had
known him. aud now in tie bloom Of man.
hood aud an extensive practice, has been cab
led toa lr'gbiu and better regiop--mEny
friends will mourn lis loss--truly it has been
written
~ob grave where is thy victory. Oh death
where is thy sting l'f ma Ke y,
On Friday last, the 39th ut, at bis residence
ak miles from Woo1yille-NArHANTEL Srat,
of yellow fever Many viii mourn the lost
Of good and true citizen. as Mr. Still wis.
N life, he c0mforted the afflicted, Helped the
neeig, and never passed tho stranger IN want
from Lis dor, withost food and rajmeHL, May
lie. who holds aII our destinies iE HIS bands,
Eise to him. tliat glory which we al hope tor,
and comfort bis fond and devoted vie, Sho
NOUNS ils loss greater han any.
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