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Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
Administrators Notice.

CouNrr oF llrNrsrrAp, Ser
1 7 the July term \ L. lsi5 ofihr Hampstead
~ Cont Of Probate. Arks, the following Ad-
,niu-iriiun aud Guardian accounts were filed Tor
continuation al the neat October term of said
coufl. VIZ
Harriet u. VIM, EA'r, W. II. winn-Rrpori
Of Auditor;
Jabtz $, Smith, Admir-. n. r. Nelson-Repor,
VI AUDITOR
.ls. T. Johuson Adm'f. Ejwd johnson, Jan.
" y :. johnson, Adm'rs, james johnson;
J 4 Gafungi5n, Admir- Il Carngion;
Watson Reed. Admir-, r Mousw;
H. " Smith, Admir-, " Dllafd:
Margaret Mcdonald, Adm'x, s. Mcdonald;
A. J Nanmulre. Admir-, j. Bowen;
Sarah Duncan, Adm'A, WIN. u Duncan;
Jas II, & Jena Black. EN'n, VIM. BLACK;
phcbc Nash, Ex'E. r. Nash;
p Jet, EN'r J. q. y. Cole;
Elijah Ferguson, Admir-, Jno Bnttou:
sam, Young, Guuriu, VI ], Rochester;
WIN. CLARK. Guafd'a, Joshua fuquas helm;
Therefore notice Is hereby gwen In accordance
with law 10 all persons interested iu said settle.
mcuis to oour forward aud Gle exceptions to said
accounts Il guy they have, on or before the second
day Of The ur1i tenn Of said court, or they will b,
forever blrrrd from excepting 10 said accounts Of
any item thereof
Tcsic. 81 ST SANDERS, CLERK.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
Supposed Murder ot hjllri]lc. Y,,, .ter.

Supposed Murder al MllpaRe, Vest Jer.
sey'-fhe Wes, Jersey Telegraph, print.
cd at Bridgelon, has the particulars Of an
oecuranee, which is singular from lis fatal
result aud the extreme youth oil the parties
concerned. On Saturday, the 7lh ult., two
lads, ono named polslon aud the other
Dilks, left home together for tho purpose of
going out OF town a short distance. to gath.
er baCkbefries. polslpn returned home
some time during the day, aud when ques.
TONED as 10 the whereabouts oil Diiks, said
they had some dispute aud separated before
reaching the blackberry field, and be knew
nothing of him afterwards. No search was
made Tor the boy until Sunday afternoon,
when namher Of pefseas commenced
searching aud dragging the river suppos.
ing that he had probably heen drowned,
hut finding no lidngs of him thy proceed
ed tn search the surrounding country, but
did not iind. The body until Menday evening,
about one and quarter miles from town.
aud near where the two hnYs were seen Ia.
grlher. lie had been shal--seyeral shot
having entered his face aud htad he had
been Otherwise beaten mud seriously iuiuf.
ed II wuuId seem almasi impossible,
from Polston's aye, (hc heing only about
ten years DID, that he should commit the
horrible deed, but the evidence is much
against him. The deceased Was about
eight years Of age,
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

WASHINGTON GossIp.-The following
letter to the Baltimore Sun is not without
saterest
WASHINGTON, August l2, 1877.
The news from California plainly shows
that the difficulties between Col. Fremont
and General. kearny, to which had al,
iuded IN some of my letters months ago,
were really Of severor nature than many
supposed or yrnlufed 10 express, aud that
the whole matter will suffer judicial in.
vetllsallon, Ol course il is improper To
ioreslal public opinion; but this much |
can say, from what can gather from va.
rlous sources that Col. Benton himselI pre-.
emptoriy demanded an investigation and
court mutual OF Col. Fremont. in order
that his innocence may be proved la the
world. The great Missouri Ssnalof ieels
: naturally concerned lar his son in law, WIN
has borne himself thus far with SO much
credit, u I'd whose m1desly was comnensu.
rate with his talent aud bravery.
Speaking Of Col. Bentnn, luarn from
reliable source thai he is preparing hi,
melnoits Ol lhirly years IN the seuala ul
tho United States. with reflections on the
must eminent statesmen who lluurished du
ring that period. II will be soh oI pen.
danl 10 Lord Broughsm's lives ol emnenl
men ol the reign Of George III, aud viii
prove an invaluable snufer ul study IN the
.''lufn historar. II IS nol 10 be- published
till ailer the Colunri's natural death. aud
will then help 10 bal good many pef.ans
Al the same time. E,ey one hnons tat
Nj. Calhoun has. lot somr line pls'. bsen
Preparing a singular woik on the phiIoso.
phl ut Government, with reflections on the
statesmen nj the United STATES.
so II seems as II lhese lwu great cham.
pions Of the United States Sruale NeIe Ia
be opposed la each ulher sven in the gravr,
and thai b,lh afe determined 10 brquralh
their qnafrel 10 pnslefily. The present
war wnh Mexico vii. no doubt, receive n
separate ehapcr lfan earh, one ,rH==iug
ihe meti,s ui scott anu la,,uh aud he ulh.
eI lhuse ol the Lieut.. 6eurrl.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

fArAL EYnNf.--Mb lalHts Cray. u
Bedford county. Tenn, was laIaiIy wound
eI u, Franklin, III that sltie, uu Ihe "a 49,.
4 Hghl otuul5ad near ,Ae Planters lll.ri#
N which NJ. Gnig hai nu roHeyin, but
srIeia. pislals were d.sallaIgsI anI he
"prom.seuaas.y shot:
lie was sisuus upon the porl ro ui the
hotel, IA conversation WITH tue landlord,
aud nearing pnr pistol discharged, and up
pretending lhere might bp uauger IA le
naming mletu he was, aTuar aud walked
mo The I5af. Ia going "a. aud b, lie ins
he had Larry passed lac threshold Vi The
door a second pistol was discharged ilom
the opposite sue ol the street, anu passing
through a lhin plank placed u the stead oi
paus y sIass IN the side gh, o., the
dnur, took elleci, a. above stated, in the
ut, side OF Mr.. CNig--aaJ aier suffering
uds ,ctibable torture iron lAe wound VA.
al "Wednesday morning, he biealhed his
last.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
STlYE 0F ARkANNIN.

CorNrY on LAFAYETTE
In The Lltgtciic Circwi Court, ia Cilaccry
sitting, ai july Tenn, 4. d lsii.
lOh Jaig, 4. u. lsi1.
james s Deas, Complainant |
Dennis Duilre aud the Heirs Oiigiaai BH
Of Thomas II llaylc, dec,
Defendants
EtAME the complainant by llightowcr, his so.
y llclor, aud II appearing to the court that
Ransom foi and Elizabeth hi- vile, John Tur-
uaf, john Dawson and Sarah Di ysau his wife,
james hilgore aud Mary ktlgoro his wife, James
Turner John Manderon and ianH Manderson his
wife, above named defendants, arc non.rcsdents
Of the state Of Arkansas On motion Of tho said
James 5. Deus, Il Is ordered that publication be
made IA the Washington Telegraph newspaper
printed III The town Of Washington, in the State
Of Arkansas, for two weeks IN succession, the last
insertion TO be at least eight weeks before tho
next term Of this court notifying them Of the
pcudency Of this suit, aud that unless they ap-
pear here on or before the third day of the next
term Of this court 10 commence on the int day
Of January. lois, and except, plead, answer or
dcmuf TO the complninant's bill Of complaint, the
same will be taken Az confessed against them,
and the prayer thereof decrred accordingly
And thIs cause is continued
true copy from the record.
Attest: JESSE DOUGLASS, Clerk
Sept &, 31.2w
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

TuH French IN ALGIERs.-Sad stories
are told lns some Of the letters from Algiers,
Of The horrors of war, correspondent Of
lhe Paris National, describing Marshal
Bugeaud's invasion ol kabyle, says TINT a
battle lasted from five in the afternoon till
the following morning. Several villages
were taken, some Of which had population
ol 6000 and the writer adds:
Thu troops, excited by the heat Of the
combat, rushed headong into the villages
aud completely sacked them, Jewels, rich
slulls, carpets, provisions OF all kinds, a
quantity oil arms, and a prollslou of gold
and silver, fell into tho hands Of our soldiers.
The booty was immense. Numerous Jars,
liled with olive oil were broken, and lheil
contents allowed to flow about the streets,
aud the fire from tho burning houses gain.
ing this liquid, u horrible spectacle present
ed ltseli, All the inhabitants who came
within reach OF our soldiers We're pnt 10 the
sword. In the midst oil this lrghlill me.
lee, u kabyle Chief, of athletic form, was
seen loleing hi. way 10 the marshal, aud,
having eume up, enllealed him, in humble
terms ol snpplleaton, 10 put stop To the
devastation. and he aud hi, people would
Immediately make submission. In the nc,
cents ol his voice, aud in the expression Of
h's eaunIeuauee, lhele WIS 50 much SINGER
y as well as griel. lhai the mar,hal nr.
d'red The lafee cannon 10 he nlad, aud The
destruction andy under al ncc ceased.--
l uls Wa IA the great lrgfel ol the marshal
who said lasl evening, whrn On Tho terrace,
that he wished he had been more Violently
attacked, IN ordcr that The destruction might
have been murc complele, anl the lesson
more sesefr.-Nash GHete.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

PECULIAR DEATu,--on The iih inst,
Mr.. Baum aud son, residing near Waynes.
burg, Ohio, were engaged in securing hay.
The son, aged about Is years. was stand.
ing upon the load, with the handle Of a
ptcblork resting on the hay, and the prongs
agaist his breast. On entering the barn
bis hack struck log with such force as To
drive the prongs Of tho fork into his heart
lie died almost Instantly.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

rENRy CLAY ~ PuiL,DELrnIh.--Ihc
Hon. Henry Clay visited rs on Saturday
last. lie was welcomed by all parties.
with great good feeling. We have rarcH
s.sn as much excitement on the arrival o.
any psslic man. lie va. quite overcome
with the generosity ol his reception. Par
" spirit was forgotten. aud all cla.ss
slroye to do honor 10 tho man whose clo
1uence aud patriotism had 50 often called
forth their admiration. Sir. Gay made
his home with Mr. Henry White. lie was
huugred with a line screnadc, and in an.
swell 10 repeated calls, gave ullcrance to
Tho following spcccb'
Leaving my home some inw weeks
since, TO let rid Of painful remembrance
aud 10 seek Ior somc suace in new scenes
and the attention Of kind friends, under an
ailiciion the most palnlu that I, has pleased
Providence 10 visit ms with, during long
life, had no eipccla'ion--cchlinly ~ de-
sire--lo excite any pubic drmonslralion'
Yet, with all, fellow cilazens, should he
dead 10 every better feeling Of the human
heart, were 10 deny that ] am most derIl'
ly moved by this exhibition Of your kind.
ness. Entering Unexpectedly, this after.
noon, and without notice, your beautiful city
"A city, that under all the many trials Of
my life, have looked 10 as the homo Of SO
many friends, ! had no reason 10 expect
such an assemblagc, or such an expression
Of your respect. Neither my health nor
the occasion will allow me to say much
more TO you-in a few moments md tho
Sabbath, that holy day oI rest that we all
revere, will bo upon us, but there is one
thing gentlemen, before wa part, ! wish
you 10 remember. This glorious and
beautiful land is our common counlry--in
Peace or in WARM veal or in woe-un'
der bad administration or good government.
Remember 10 stand By W'--Neais Gds.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

We take tho following liom the lelc.
graphic slip of the Richmond llypublican
ul the evening OF the l2lh ul August:
INr0RrANr FROM CALiFoRNiA.-i irrcN
of COL FreaoHi-A Iumor has reached
the city, byleleeruph, from Wheeling, that
Col. Fremont has been arrested, aud is lc
be ,en, home for trial, by Court Martial.
Gen. kcarnry, Com. Stockton aud -
Drake, are about 10 return, also, to the L,
States,
lHE NoRuoNs The Mormons arc now
quartrrins at Salt Lake. Emigranis Ia
CaIIlorn are suffering. Reeds family
reported to be safe.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

NaSrfACrum of lAniA Runner -
iieIe We ssw tue manufacture OF lHdia iub.
Der. The min oI Iha hau,e returned if0m
the iote,i abot naon, bringing ia ahaal
tw0 ealun, ol mi.k. winch be- baI Jern sn.
gagged since IayIlghl u collecting Que hun.
died Anu twenty lirts lhaI haI been tiIjiad
upon tue p.ryious mum NJ. lhls quantity
al mia, be sait, would sulile lof len par.
Of shues, aud he eaa.i collect tie s4me
quantity Tor several Malhs.
The ifers d. ngi asaaly ggua thIeaIy,
anl such a number NAY equie eiIeH'
oi several mies. IL miAus lae sa#es,
Two grs were tue .aisis, IA a little thaish.
rd hui which had ia upsnlug buI the d1Jf
ffom an inverted aalef Jtr ,Ar balIom o.
witch had b-cn bfaAsn out lur the pufnass,
,ssuzd eounn OF dpuse hrc .uuaa IsHu
The burning 81 a species Ul ra,m mi, An
Which su H,iri lhs hut th.t We eauu
fJateel5 sue The IaJ4.es. i4r lsa.s asas.
were d NooJ, exported itum the [ sl.lrs.
and weIe smrafed wilh clay 10 prevent
adhesion. In lhe es ol each sas lUng
stick, serving as b4HIHe.
th- iaa, Nas dipIua in'p the NIX and
immetia els b-li o'cr Ihe smoke, which,
Without much ll,c"oT4ns dr.rd the surface
al once. il uAs lkrn Icdipprd, aud tAr
process was repeated dozen times, until
lde shoe aas OF sullici-n, thickness, Gaze
being taken To efr greater number Of
coating, 10 the bulum. The Whole opera
ton, lrnD the snranus ol The lisI 10 p.ac.
N. the uls.cI sIns ~ The sun, required
lees lhmlyi in.nTrs. Ilc sA,s vas nos
oi a slightly more ycloNish hIo than the
liquid, but IN The course ul ivw hours Il
became Of reddish brown.
Alter an uAppsutc ul twenty .luur hours Il
ia liggEeI 80 Ec scc upon the imported
shoes. That is duas by the gns with
small sticks Of hard wool. Or lhc needle.
like spinrs ul sone ol tie pa.W,. Stamp
in has been tTird bat WlhOut succes..--
The shoe is NOW cut from lbe last and Is
ready Tor sale, bring NJ p &c OF from ten
10 twelve rlcnlrns, or Ccns, pcr par.
Eipards Voyage w he imEoa
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
STATE or ARKANSAS,


GoeNrY OF llENHrftn
0Hfe Of he Clerk Of the Hampstead Circuit
Court 0a The Ciaaeer4 SIDE ihersef In uaeaii0a
September 9th, 4. D. 1871,
SlePhen Bumam Petitioner,
rs, Petition for
Susan lnfnnm, Defendant Diuaree.
E'lllS day came the said petitioner by Field
his solicitor, aud filed his petition herein,
praying to bo divorced from the bonds of malri.
many subsisl,ng belwfen himself aud the said
defendant Aud It appearing from the affidavit
Of the petitioner that tho defendant is Il uaH-
resident Of this State, it Is ordered that publication
be made notifying the said defendant tbal uulrss
she be aud appear by herself or Attorney on or
before the third day Of the next term OF the llpmp
stead circuit coult, at a court to be holden at tho
courthouse ia the town af Washington, in said
county, on tho third Monday after the foudh
Monday Of January neat, aud answer tho petition
OF the sad petitioner the same will be taken for
eanffssfd against her aud decree entered ao'
rpfdngly. Aud 1t is further ordered that this
order be ub'shed ia the Washington Telegraph,
newspaper published IA the State Of Arkansas
fur two weeks ly tWu successive weekly insef-
iihas, the last OF which 10 be four weeks before
the nal term Of tits court.
TeslG S. I. SANDERS, Gleik,
a true copy from the record
'feslei :. I. SANDERS, Clerk.
Sept :, 39.2w
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
Hon NJ. FILLMORE.

A NEw SPrcuLArroN.-Crop Of Cats.
Col. Carol, of Howard county, Va, has
recently purchased large Island in the
Chesapeake Bay which he has stocked
with black cats. A very large number has
been purchased and sent to their secluded
homes. Tho object Is 10 raise them Tor
their fur, which IS quite valuable.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
Seminary Notice.

fINllE Ammunition nj the pupils Of the wash.
4 iasiau Male y. fsmaie Seminary vii take
paea ia laf nrw Seminary building, on Tuesday
aud wednesday the lalIl aud Jlsi Instant. com.
maua.as ahr'i day at a.slatk. \, VI fla stu.
dsHiz iuilr Male dfpaiimeHi WiIl be- examined on
TUESDAY. and those n ihe Female d5plumaal on
WEDNESDAY Al raf.t aandle-light, ca tie even.
ns II azHh day, original compositions vii Il rad
b slal. als. ga ragi department. Other skFfeisss =
aud an AdiH-s may be expected
Tn pubic, aud parsais ani guardians IN par.
teaiai. afs respectfully invited TO attend
lIH neat Srssian WHi commence on tie ffsi
Mai4aY "a ua,ua. E.
JAS. u conn, Superintendent
W Il & T. seminary.
Washington. Hampstead Ca, Afk, % Aug Is IL
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

A Mr.. Balngall, delegate from Cook
county, in the Illinois Convention, and a
Scotchman, has been enighlening that
body with a speech in which he took the
position that foreigners were so far suPcri.
or TO the native born, that an "inlusion Of
Foreigners was necessary to check the ars'
tocralic tendency Of native born Ameri.
cans. National Wing.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
4 MILITARY LErrgR.-'rbr following
letter i. SAID 10 have been written by Gen.
scott Ia the Hon. hiIlafJ Fillmore:

MILITARY LErrgR.-Thr following
letter is SAID 10 have been written by Gen.
scott To the Hon. MiiIafJ Fillmore:
HEADQUARTERS ur rue Army.
No dear SIR. | have received the two
letters tome from ihc Rev Mr.. Angler, and
tho other signed byslr Van Wyck), ask.
ing, on several grounds, the discharge OF
James Thompson, private Of The second
regiment fahiIcry. l,r-lle has since
his enlistment, reformed his habits. This
/, an Argument in favor Of his serving out his
time, lest he should relapse, il discharged
before confirmed in bis rclolmalion--uiili.
lary discipline highly iayors reformation.
2d-hc has become pIous. This makes
him al onrc better soldier aud a better
mnn, and fortunately We are not without
many pious officers and men in our ranks!
but 3d--il is allcdgcd that he has imb bed
conscientious scrupes against performing
military duty Ii the man be mad he can
bo discharged on q surgeons certificate ia
that effect, but, fhe has only turned coward
we have ample means Of punishing him u
ho should, when ordered, refuse to fight.
| return the letters you enclosed aud
remain, my dear sir, with
great esteem, yours truly,
WINFIELD SCOrE
Hon. NJ. FILLMORE.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

WHAT A BULLl-A Hartford paper in
detailing an account Of the Presidents re.
ception in that city says; "lho children ol
The Deaf and Dumb Asylum were drawn
up in line 10 receive him, and gave three
hearty checS1
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

4 IIlNr tn LADEs.-'fhe PhiadrlphIa
Pennsylvania publishes, from the pen ui
a lady, the following remarks on dress;
"Speaking Of boauly wish people
would dress pleasantly, benetalenty lsaw
lovely gifI lu.day looking unio,ey aud
unluyeahlr, because hcr uus.In drc.s was
sllilly slarehed, 10 ksep clean The iapger. Ny
laundless lfies IN VAN Ia pefs4aae mr inlu
the barbarons custom, 10 ny mind, wo.
man should always look Is snil lu The touch
as flower, and as pure. Al her garments
should be made ul The ,ui.esl aua lnrs, INA
lerlal Plssihe; material That Vii ca,iy
dispose Ilseli into lolis, laIing gracefully
around her and not by hung li,lle Ia rul.
lle II every mpmrnl, cumpell her Ia still at.
liluics aud slarehrd drncauo6 denying
her all luxury OF lounge aud lalI, Why, ny
very wouls woull grow pm aud prrrise,
were | 10 wear drrs, winch drprulcd pn
iluur or potato Tor lis propdeIy.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
REMOVAL.

ffNHE subscriber lakes this method Of inform.
u. ing his friends aud customers, that he ha,
removed his store to the brick house formally oc.
cupicd by Prescott q Belts, where will be found
general assortment Of Dry Gools--Cloihnr
Hats, Boots, Shoes, Grocencs, Sc, at prcoi 10
suit the times The Publlg arc respectfully 10.
yiled to call unl examine hs stock
h. D. COLLINS
Fulton, August l5th, lsi7--36-y
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

fRENcm PoLIcE.-So strict an eye is
kept over the movement Of foreigners, in
France, that an American having lately
forgotten his lodgings, was obliged to go to
the police Office, 10 obtain The necessary in.
formation, when to his great surprise, he
was told who he was, where he lodged, aud
where he bad laken dinner.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
I.alaArIie e-lScadcI,,N.

rs7llE neat srssian Of the Lafayette Male anl
I Female Academy, NIL commence en- Mon
day, the 9Th Of September. J. NJ llaaF. fHnci
pal. Mfs llc1r, Assistant. Terms for sussion, q
weeks.
Spelling and Reading, $40.
Arithmetic anu other ordinary English
studies, Is.
Mathematics aud Languages, 90
l.cwisyi.lc, August -, lsii-9L
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
Notice.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
blERSoNS hnying placcd claims in the hpnds
of the undersigned for collection, will please
send him lisl Of them and tho claims shall be
returned and II they have been collected the
money sballbe rrmilltd; dircc, to St. Louis. Mis-.
sour. JABEZ s. SMITH.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
OLn noraLAss AND ms Mmr

GLn DouULAss ANp ms Wmr.-.A
Sculch newspaper VI the year l5.i, gives
the following as The extract OF a letter liom
LanalA. "Uii William Duus.ass aud his
vie are lately dead; you know that he
aud his wife were bora on the same day,
within the same hour, by the same midwife;
they were constant companions, liI naluir
msp red them with love and friendship; aud
al The age Of nineteen, were married with
lhr consent Of tueir parents, al lhc chlrch
where they were chrslened. These are
not the whole Of the circumstances attend
ing this extraordinary pair. They never
knew day 5 sickness until the day before
ihcir deaths; aud the day on which they
died, they were exactly one hundred ear,
old. They died in one bed, aud were buti
ed IN one gave, close 10 the iJunl where
they were chfstened."
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
NOTICE

Ill persons indebted 10 the estate Of Jacol
~ Buzzard decd, are requested to make i'm
mediate payment
JOHN o. HIGHTOWER,
Adm de bonis non.
May 80, 1871 34-5t
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
JOHN w. COGKE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

WASHINGTON, uEMFrrfAp COUNTY, ARS,NAs,
~ I'LL attend iil the courts N the 9Th Judicial
W circuit, and the Fydra court, and Supreme
art Of the State at Lilic Rock.
Washington, Ark's, August %, lsi7. Jl-lf
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
ViRRIED.

A, Columbus, Oh the evening Of the % lust.
by the Rev. WV. Kelly, Mr llgSn A, JoiN-
soS 10 Miss CAROLINE NJ, daughter Of Dr.. Jas II.
Walker
On "Wednesday, the 1T inst, by D u Jones,
Esq, Nr JosgTu C. RoaERts to Mss ELisABurn
WILEY, bulh Of Spring lill township
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

InE LrxuW ~ ASeEXr Rnug.-The
Roman knight at morning Threw ollhi, eBY.
erleI wfnugbl with needle work at Baby.
Ion; aud taisei the tapestry al Tyre whIeh
hung heiafp the cnltanfr al his chamber.
iir rulafei his ha'hfaan, the wall, Of
oi winch gIis'rncd With The marble of tleS.
andrla beautifully adaInrd with Numilian
carvings. lie is,ru led Ia his dining faam.
furnished with GrreIan s.auay aud pc.
lures, sunk upon bis Persian couch. and.
instead Of sitting at he iahIe Ike hi, sluHa
ancestors. frr.mrd alief lha fashion Vi lHs
conquered Lat. lie wfais hi. letter. upsa
paper ipm lhs lanl ul the Ph4foss and
PtulrmIes, aud read tom parchment mann
'ac'ufed al feiganus. lie anoinicl hIm
self with ihe perfumes al kfsbialhe ilannf.
lAc Inn 81 spain ssHed nm a, weapons.
lli, dise ere made iinm tue ivur, uI lBI#a.
tie waa Us aers VITA lie borsr. Of EBj
rus. Around the urck ol his wiir hung
pnaas Inn the hrtmaa OCEAN. lls II
ucmI litter "a, borne br saves from ba
ipnd tic Mediterranean, and his liirIu.s
remains lafurd to DDS. ia a tomb oi polplyry
FlarHsd n the island a he lgran. Al
ibis dssflal could lee madh At Rome, and
h"t nu llem br borrowed lfum a natian
which did NJ acknoWIrdsr the suprsm4el
Il The Roman uainc. MagaIieenrr, shIed
hal 50 'asI a treasury ol supply, ran hariIy
uc rs iHalad. and ol course not justly de-.
cubed.-iatFicm In. HaBd.iHs.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
SICrpPr & Ecnncr.
MANuFACTURERs OF
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLs, &C.,

UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS, &C..
l2G MARKET srREEr, SOUTH sioE BELOW FOURTH,
PHILAD DELrutA,
INVITE the attention Of merchants mud manu-.
/ iaclufcw to their very extensive, elegant, new
stock, prepared with great care and offered at the
ioirest posHbi' prices for cash,
The principle on which this ooucrm is eslab.
lishcd, is TO consult the mutual interests OF theii
customers and themselves, by manufacturing
good article, selling il at the lowest price for cash
and realizing their own remuneration in III,
amount of sales aud quick returns
Possessing tncKhauslibIe facilities for manuiuc
urc, ,hey arc prepared to supply orders to any
extent, and respectfully solicit the patronage 0
merchants, manufacturers and dealers.
Phiadelphia, Pa, July ], 1912
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

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