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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26
NEW ADTERTISRMRAM
Daguerre0fYnes

ID ANNEY Il Co, inform the citizens =
n Woodville and Vicinity. that they b,v.
ACopen rooms at the Temperance Hall
Those in want Of Daguerreotypes can b.v.
them executed in the best stple of the art
Their pictures are not excelled in the Sou,h
ern country. A few days only.
E Ladies should dress in dark material
avoiding white, light blue, or pink.
Woodville, April 26-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DIsrafcT ATTORNEY.

FAEbhAlA
u We are authorized TO announce ID. o.
MERWfN, as a candidate for the office Of
District Attorney Of the Isl Judicial D ~istrict
atthe election il November next.
~ We are authorized to announce JOHN
II. DUNCAN. ia, as a candidate for the office
of District Attorney Of the ist Judicial Dis
trict, at the election in November next. .
SHEmYF.
~ We are authorized 10 announce the
name OF WILLIAM STAMPS, as a candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff, at the election in No
vember next.
10 We are authorized 10 announce the
name Of TH0S. II. CURRY, as a candidate for
Sheriff, at the election in November next.
EE- We are authorized TO announce the
name Of RUFUS n. RICHARDSON, as a can
didate for Sheriff al the election in November
next
TREASURER.
REr We are authorized to announces the
name ofJOHN j. McM0RRlS, as a candidate
for County Treasurer ut the election in No
vember ext.
JrDoE OF THE PROBATE CorRr.
NJ we are auttfOfiAth w hiiiVuhet lhnA'
CHS GILDART, as a candidate for reelection
20 the office Of Judge Of the Probate Court, at
the election in November next
PRoBArE CLERK.
fF- We are authorized TO announce FRED.
CONRAD, us candidate for reelection to the
Office OF Probate Clerk, at the election in No.
vembeF next.
CLERK OF THE CmcurT CouRr.
EF- We are authorized TO announces ii. j,
BUTTER WORTH, as a candidate for re-elec-
tion to the office Of Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
1.-THE election in November next.
Assessor.
Rx- We are authorized TO announce the
name Of GEORGES NORRIS, as a candidate
for the office Of Assessor, at the election in
November next.
G1- We are authorized to announce the
name Of HENRY r. HAMPTON as q eandi.
date Cor the Office Of Assessor, at the election
In November next.
Ezr We are authorized to announce the
name Of WIN. T. LEWIS, SES. as a candidate
for Assessor at the election in November next.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26
The Lyceum.

The meeting Of the Lyceum on Wednesday
evening last was grseed BY an unusually large
humber Of the fair sex, and by a very fair rep
resentation Of the intelligence of the eommu
pity generally. Many, we observed present.
|who must have ridden many miles, and one
|of these gentlemen remarked to US that he
|had stood up the whole evening (more seats
|gcntlemen) and although much fatigued.
would willingly go through it again for such
another treat.
The lecturer had a noble subject, "Moral
|lIeroism," and treated il well-and such ex-
Of it as he presented should be con
stantly held up-for Heaven help us, we are
IA world Of moral towards. Where there are
twenty men who can fight and want to fight
and wN fight about anything or nothing,
is but one who dares resist himself
or the world-in behalf of what is right
and pure and true. Men, like the sea, ebb
and flow in tides and currents, and but here
and there one stands as a strong man ought to
stand, like a rock resisting the sea and bearing
a light that shall cheer many an almost ship
wrecked wanderer.
The most marvellous effect of the Essay
was, that some days since, 50 soon as the es
announced his subject, the Royal Oak
struck its flag and surrendered. But the
discovery made and announced bv the essay
ist, that "cold water will quench the thirst"
did not create half the sensation in Woodville
it will doubtless make in some of our
towns in Louisiana. But most cautious
ly should the announcement be made there,
and not even whispered, until the authorities
have time to make ample arrangements, as we
are told, they use beverage in such quantities,
it is possible the water might not hold
out
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26

DEArn or vIcx PRESIDENT Kise.-Again
the hand Of Death has fallen heavily upon the
Nation, striking down from high places, and
William r. King, is no more! Sadly and
anxiously have the people for months past
been watching for news Of his health, from his
Island retreat, bndly hoping a tropical cline
might restore bis feeble and failing powers
but il was not TO be, and now a condition Of
aifairs in government exists-which has not
before t~ranspired in the history Of four country.
But we forbear what further remarks we had
prepared, for those Of the Free Trader, TO which
we checrfally give place.
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Es-The fame Of this invaluable medicip

ESrThe fame Of this invaluable medicine
has extended with surprising rapidity, only to
be accounted for on the ground of its great
merit. One trial alone is sufficient to estab-
Fish its title as the only specific for Liver Com
plant The following, from a New York
druggist gives evidence Of the high estima-
zion in which these Pills are held In that sec
ZION of country
HEMLocK LANE, Livingston Co. N. Y,
DR- MLAsE; Dear Sri have sold out
all your Liver Pills, and am anxious to have
another lot Immediately. These Pills seem
TO take most wonderfully. / could have sold
> much larger Quantity. il ] hea hNNn r-"vi-
ded with ,Le-~ ~
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26

Ey- The promotion of meritorious public
servants is not only just in principle, but i
good in policy-it conduces to the advantage
the public service. We therefore concu,
in what the New York Courier says in the an.
nexed paragraph, in its general bearing no less
than its personul application. In these ap.
|pointments the President has recognized a sal.
|utary principle :--Nat. Iateltigenoer.
ain disregard Of a crowd Of party appH.
|cants and Of all party consideration. the Pres.
ident has nominated Theodore s. Fay to b.
Minister to Switzerland, and ]. r.. CLAY TO be
Minister to Peru; and these nominations have
been confirmed by the Senate. We cannot but
|hail such appointments with pleasure. 81
Far as they 90, they are a recognition that di.
|plomacy is profession, and hat Diplomatic
training has a value. Mr.. Fay for a long Sc.
|ries OF years has been Secretary Of Legation
Eat Berlin, and in this subordinate c~apacitv has
fact performed all the serious duties Of the
mission. A finished scholar. a thorough cen-
tleman, 9 perfect adept in every diplomstic
duty and courtesy, he has for wears reflected
honor upon The American name in the refined
Prussian capital. and done his country a service
there which has never been adequately appre-
ciated. And similar credits due 10 Mr.. Eiav
who long occupied the same post at 81. Peters
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EErWe have received the third number,
vol. LIST. of 1.-THE Prairie News weekly
paper published at Okolona, Chickasaw coun-
|ty. Miss. It appears to be a neutral sheet,
devoted particularly to the interests of the
section Of country whence it is issued. The
Editor seems TO be wide awake-full of fun
and disposed to make his paper a sort Of
!" Prairie Punch." All success friend Mason,
heres our hand, and as soon as roads and
mails will permit, we shall make our bow in
your sanctum-or our paper will.
Also, "The Botanico-M Medical Journal de-
voted to what We suppose might be termed
the anti-mineral in medicine. Published
monthly, at Oxford, Miss.
Also, vol. l, number /, Of Nichols Journal
Of. Health, Water-cure and Human Progress
the style of which fully indicates its charac.
Iter-it is neatly printed containing eight pages
5of reading matter and published monthly at
rs cents per annum Inclosingpostage stamps
silver, gold or good bank notes, (fyou wish
the paper) address 7. L. Nichols, M. D. Port.
chester, New York. (near N. Y. city.)
NN~~~~~~ON
GovERyoR OF THE SrArE.-We notice in
our exchanges the names Of the Hon. Jacot
Thompson, of Lafayette, Col. Tarpley. of Kinds
Hon. R. w. Roberts, of Scott, Hon. j. VI
Chalmers, Of Marshall, Col. VIM. Henry John.
son, Of Warren, Hon. Morgan M'Affee, o.
Holmes, and several other gentlemen mention
ed in connection with this Office. Every indi
zsidual named would make a good Governor
zand the man who receives the nomination NJ
the Convention will no doubt be unanimousl,
supported by the party. The Democracy d
whole State are now more firmly united
5than at any former period, and as we have II
our ranks so many patriotic aud talented men
worthy the highest honors of the State. ther,
zcan be but little difficulty in selecting aecepta
pile men for all the offices, whom the peopl,
zwill most cheerfally and cordially support a
the polls in November next.
We copy the above from the Eastern Clair
pa, and we rejoice to see the spirit it mani
ieats Is Pervading the party in all parts Of tn,
state. Many gentlemen are being named 70
the different Offices to be filed in Novembc
next. Every section has Of course its favorite
yet everywhere Is perfect willingness express
ed to abide by and support the result Of In
nominating convention, and most cheerfully
1as the Sentinel man says, roll the sleeves )
The elbows and the unmentionables some con
siderable distance, while the fght for principle
. going forward-dealing a blow whereye
Q promises TO count and watching mean
while the wiles. tricks and snares Of The enemy
We notice, also, that 50 far all the Democrats
meetings whose proceeding have been sepOr,
ed IN our exchanges. have manifested m apa
sual spirit Of harmony-not only 4 a.
sire but a determination that the dead mas,
shall bury its dead-while in unison wa NOV,
Forward in the accomplishment Of our owr
mission.
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70 Rochester for them, but whether tbs,-
F'hy there OF not lido not know. Pleas
me another supply Immediately.
+. SHORT, Dru,u.,
For sale at Scoyil 4 Mead's, 0aner s.
New orleans. Wholesale agents h,
Southern States. "f Tie
For sale at Wright d Elders Woodyn.
at Seth Hines. Fort Adams. and
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26
The Madiai Family
HAVE ARRIVED AT Observation-Disclosures
BEECHER STOWE,

1t is stated that the Duchess Of Sutherland
with forty maids of honor, met at Stafford
House and made arrangements for the expect
led arrival of Mrs. Beecher Stowe. We would
suggest that her grace take special pains to
place before the eyes of Mrs. Stowe some of
the mysteries and miseries of the English
Stock farm system, its consequences to the
poor, so that the latter lady, when she comes
Bhome--if she ever does-may tell an admir-
ling world something Of Uncle Johns hovel,
and the blessed condition of his starving wife,
land children. How humiliating to a true
|souled American woman-to be honored and
carressed by the oppressors Of a foreign gov
ernment, all for having libelled her own. Not
$50 feels Mrs. Stowe, however, comfortably will
THAT conscience Of hers which permitted her
Ito pen her book-whi!e she could repeat most
3sanetimoniously, sour Father" and paint the
scaricature Of "Legree," holding it up as a
correct fiction of our social condition, while
teaching her children (if she has any) tie dec
3alogue, passing lightly we presume, over com
9mandment 9th, "Thou shalt not bear false
witness against thy neighbor." Comfortably,
we say, will hat elastic conscience allow her
10 repose within the silken curtains Of nobili-
ny, while she comfortably refiects-"by my
Vtreachery to my country-my libels on its
s~citizens and my thousand and one lies, have
me all this" Sleep on, lady, but dread
IAN awakening that may follow-terrible to thy
soul as the thunders of the last day. When
Rthe full consequences, in Europe and America
Of what you, and such as you, have written
shall transpire, then expect a r~etribution dread.
Sful as only a wronged and indignant country
can infict and which shall teach those who
lightly use their abilities, to Islander and mis-
represent to the world, the land of their birth,
that with IMMUNITY this can never be done.
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Mr. Editor Permit

Mr.. Editor: Permit admiring friends
through your columns to place before the pub
lie the name Of a gentleman of whom but
little has as yet been said publicly with regard
to office, or Of his being a candidate the pres
ent canvass. We allude to Hon. I. Jones
Stewart Of our county, and would suggest
him as most worthy gentleman and suitable
candidate for the office Of Governor; no bet
ter friend of the South or truer defender of
our rights can be found, while as a staunch
State Rights democrat he yields the palm to
none. Having known him long and loved his
character well-were his name to be placed be-
fore the public and the choice of the Conven1
ton be in his favor, none would receive more
enthusiastic support from the democrats of
WILKINSON CoUSTY.
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Es-The reason why women a. IA
stammer is because they talk 50 "a, : s1laom
has got no chance to get IN p salf-
''%stutter' because they hesitate. But VII oople
er knew a woman to hesitate aho" ""o ev-
' any
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-04-26

PANORAMA OF CALIFoRHIA.-Our citizens
have been Japored, 1--WE ~italicise this word, be-
cause we are in earnestly for q few nights past
with an opportunity Of viewing this splendid
painting Of the gold country and scenes and
views there to be met with. The route thith1
er, both, overland and by the lsthmus, all of
which are wildly portrayed, are said BY those
who have seen for themselves TO be good rep
reservations Of what really exists. This exhi-
bition is just what it purports to be, really
good" All who attend express themselves as
being highly pleased, and anxious to see again,
higher praise we could not bestow. Large
audicnc $ Of ladies and gentlemen have regular
" been in attendance. On Saturday night a
gold watch chain was offered for the best con
undrum by a gentleman, and a locket for the
best by a lady. Wit went 10 work-there
was a number handed in, out Of which the
committee finding it difficult to decide award
cd the chainto Mr.. Thos. Woodruff for the fol-
lowing: Why is an insect, deprived Of is
wings, like DIR. Chamber fine Panorama .
Because its nota ham-Lug.- And to the fair
aushoress Of the following the hekes was al
ju lged: "Why are the gentlemen, here this
evening, like conviets going 10 the gaIleys, and
the ladies like their %jailorsi Because the for
mer come to be chained, and the latter 10 lock
it. (toeket.'D Many Of the Others, other judges
would most likely have deemed the best, and
which we propose in time to lay before our
readers but time and space forbid our doing 50
at present
Snoorrso MArcn.--We are requested 70
state that the patrons Of this amusement in
Donegal will rally and open the summer cam
paign on Saturday next, the soth of April
All who wish are cordially invited to at
tend; come armed and equipped as the law
directs Come TO the "shed," at the famous
Barbecus ground.
~~~-~
eVrTounight Tuesday, the Odd Fellows
Ban and soiree, comes of. The Ball will be-
held in the Concert Room, and the soiree I'M
the New Odd Fellows Hall. The Ladies are|
specially requested to attend.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER g.


QuAnrEKNAsTgRs OYrcE MARrNn coRps,
.Hrttse Washington October II, 1885, y
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be this once until 10
O'Clock Tuesday l5sh Of November for
furnishing raons TO the United following
stations Tor year 1854, viz;
Porssmouth, New eiampsiire. If N ae n
Chariest0wn, Massachusetts. aa
Brooklyn, Long lsasd, New York. NJ .#aeF h
n ilaslSlphR, Pennsylvania
Gospor, near Norfolk, visinia se@a
Pensacola, Fiorlda and 44a, AZ
washington, Dstrict Of Columbia.
Each TAuoa consist Of pound and Of fresh beef
or Three quare Of pound Of pork eighteen of bread
made Of upenc nou supsrnns Hour The option Of s
the bes New Ossss eight Of the best white beans
four Of vinegar quarts s pounds hard
brown and half Of good hard dipped aow
candIss to each hundred ralops tsf-I93 EeN N
The beef shall delivered the Of the
ing 0cer OF station either In bsk tho single and
shall The
poFk be No and OF
quality Of the kinds subject inspection.
No bid will
surctcs known This office, certified 70 BY official
son.
TO be endorsed Proposals for le54r and
addressed the Washington,
d. u. if kNsM "tit a saAsfTaiAH t8 's1Ni HA7 \
The Pao., coacod New Hsmpshire Morning Post and Daily
Times Boston, Massscnes United States Military and Naval
Argue. New York brooklyn Eagle Brooklyn, New ork Penn
Norfolk Virginia; Globe Portsmouth, Virginia Florida
Democrat Pensacola, Florda and Ancient City, H. Augusne
piorda Will give send
the accompanied by printed tho
to this Office for payment.
/ Oct l9--eod5thN0v
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4 sA-1 The OsCEoLt will, on the 2Jsh septem
GnS&So her, running regularly 70 the stove
1nk.akA place leaving Washington every Sunday, At
O'Clock returning ~pve Baltimore every Tn~.day a"
oc ock, p.
She viii tonch regularly and snrnn s Ieonsrdown a.
Mays Rvrr and Cone md the usual landings on the
Potomac, for signals Land.
Passage and freight at the usual rsfc-. .-.-.8 a
sept Si-eodn Cap,s,n.
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MORE GALLAoHEu, from Founders and Nsnn-
VI mcnfer' Woust and Cast Railing Ridge snd
srvsd street rnadciphs make railing fof cemere-
balconies pnoc snd Pvnis eourd Aso, ali kinds
mental archeciurai iron work
~ q would rr-pectnIy attention Of
washington ard vicoy the rating the Lafayette
sauss in th. city, Specimen drawings dn q
making s~l~c,ion. #aHl'
Oct 1-eo6mos
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DISMISSAL or THE New Yoax COLLECTOR The slsh,
femenl created By The relations between the Secretary Of
the Treasury and Collector Bronson, OF New York, has
subsided II the hard-shells had orsorne TO nominate
distinct ticket, the would not have been
neced, in the public mind. with any noticeable events
whatever As it is, the action of the Pfesidea IN the
dsmipsal OF Bronson creates responsibility for the
issue Of the coptes, in New York The quarrel was
fully developed, ia its dangerous form, before any
decided step was taken BY the cabinet.
II seems 10 that the Pesden, could not properly,
have pursued any course other than tha, which was
adopted at the last. The answer OF the collector was
not 40 much an explanation OF bis own conduct az a
direct elimination OF the policy which had induced The
President TO make The appointments, which formed the
ongins ground for disseuson II was censure publicly
cast upon the nd ninistrslion by s own ofcer, which
j, would have been great weakness, to tolerate. The
position Of Bronson enabled him speak with force and
influence, and to have retained him in his place would
have been strengthen the ban which was Improperly
raised against the President himself.
The case OF the collector not all cied BY any pro-
esaons Of regard for General Pierce II Is, TO say the
least, very ambiguous compliment TO cast the blame Of
hi. upon bis cabinets Tor " the pursued il
objectionable il s an ,mau,aon OF tceokne upon the
President 70 assert ,ha, he has been unjniy swayed
So long as patty organiz iiion s mantainci every
consideration OF vision makes II essential that the ap-
ponees Of the government shall &C, in harmony with and
in support Of ls policy No man has right TO office
Each occupsn, is bu the agent of the Executive and
certainly does not iuh his duly to the appointing power
when he .ecks openly covefy, to cfeaie d'sust n
the public mind against kis principal
We do not mean Ia criicise the purity OF Mr. Bfon-
sen's motives, hnthe adopted certainly very consder
ed measures in the which be pursued 'o~srds the
cabinet. and has met unlanensd fate,
LBsk, Arg~.
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From the Democratic Platform,
Gen. AtchIson--An American Statesman.


Gen. Atchison--An American Statesman.
The degraded beings who consped to transfer our fair
Slate to The tender mercies OF lis enemies.o pass the
management Of its dearest interests into the hands of
wings and nondescrpshave, TO some extent, fulfilled
their mission but despite their base treachery heTeye
remains nconaminaed enough OF pure democracy 10
leaven the whole lump. There is no difficulty IN point
ing 10 tried OF the Stale, who have stood man
fully in the breach. and who will do 40 again. But
among all others, Gen. Atcson is indicated the one
on whom the democratic party should concentrate TO
the next senatorial term and represent northern
Missouri He is the statesman who by character pfin-
cples and positnn. is best qualified to in that hon.
orable capacity, aud give support TO the administration OF
franklin Pierce. trt tsat
The miserable faction which has insigated the dvis-
ions which have for years existed n Missouri, unhush
ingy declared that, sequel 10 their past attempts,
their future is the defeat of General Achson, and
10 accomplish il they will heaven, earth. and pan
demonium. Forewarned. let be forearmed. and give
the conspraors sucn reception as will compel them to
reinquish their desperate warfare. The Generate char
acter is before his counirymen for unimpeachable
city, steady consistency, and undertaking rec,itude His
principles are not crude novelties. but comprehended
in the resolutions OF the democracy promulgated In ma
uonal convention; he ia constiuiionay conservative,
and yet progressive enough 10 keep pace with his CON-
peers in promoting the advancement OF the country His
influential position in the councils OF the nation--re-
spec'cd and esteemed D tne nghest ueiberave assem-
bly, in the word-makes him shining mark for the
shai, of his adversary Add TO these consid
eratons his years OF faith and uno.,en,a,ous SER
vice of our State and the nation. through good report
and evil reporiuncorrup,sd By success undsmaysd by
opposition the utter absence in him OF everything that
smaeks OF quackery demagoguism-and there pre-
sen,ed the minds eye The neamens OF the statesman
who has without eGori the confidence OF his friends
and fellow -ciiizens He may command all our energies
IN the conas contest; and the OF Missouri will
rally around his standard by thousaads.
To his consclenceIess enemies-whose visual organs
squint horribly, and whose venomous tongues prate
gliby about merit and worth IL they could realize
wha, these virtues wce,he character and attributes OF
Senator Aichison many damuing spots which
chemist can eradicate For intelligent men, however
study him in opposition the garulous gasconador who
envies his honors draugh of clear cold water 10
thirsty traveller, or as refreshing shade to the wan.
derer in the desert.