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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-21

IOUSEKEEPER-AN AMERICAN LADY OF MIDDLE
age DESTROYS Of engaging in the capacity of ousekeeper
for gentleman widower preferred. who have young
family requiring maternal the person advertising fully
competent to DISCHARGE the duties that province The best q
at G H. Rings Druggist Broadway John street will
W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-21

E0R SALE Low, AN ELEGANT PELINTUM CARRIAGE,
in good order with superior English Harness Also pair Of
handsome well broken gentle and sound family Horses belonging
TO gentleman having further for them. Inquire
Ill Wall street. or at the Pavilion, Staten Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-21
EcHANIc's HALL, az BROADWAY, BETWEEN

4vA Grand aud Boome streets MONDAY JUNE 49, and every
night during the weekthe original CHRlSTlS MINSTkEiS
whose concerts during the st FIG 1T MONTHS have been
ceiyed with such distinguished Iatrage
most respectfully announce that they win continue their original
and inmahc entertainments every night until further notice.
Admission y cents Doors open at Z. Concert will
ats Manager and Director T. CURfSrY by II the
heads OF several families Afternoon Concert will he gyon
Saturday next June 2th Doors open at
o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-21

- VIII te performed the ngedy Of oTIiELLo-0theIo Mr.
r. Scott; Iago, Mr. W. Marshall Cassie Mr. H. Hall Brnban
to- Mr. Belamy Rodego Mr. H. G. Jordan; Desemona
Abbott Emilia Mrs Jordan To conclude wi the comedea %
the ONE HUNDRED POUND NOIE-Niss Harriet Arlington.
Miss Mary Taylor which she will sing the land u the West
and Buy Boom Mr.. Montmorency, Mr. j. H. Hall; Billy
Black with original conundrums Mr. Burke. Boxes. Is P.
l2h Doors open u performance to commence At TX
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AR WHEELER oCUIIsr, % GREENWICH STREET

devotes his exclusive attention diseases eye and o.
thalmic surgery Office hours from A. w. TO o'clock r. W.
pamphlet containing by Dr. Wheeler
be had gatuouy his residence same will be for.
warled making application to him by letter post
paid. Artificial eyes inserted and for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-21

TTNHE FRIENDS OF OLD TACK ARE REQUESTED TO BE
hand this evening the Vista House.
Grand and Forsyth streets will he fired in honor Of the
old hero There will be whole length portrait raised band
of music Several gentlemen will address the crowd The bust
to commence at 60 o'clock ~ BIf the weather not
fair, II will be the fair evening following.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-21

DR POWELL oCuLlsT, AURIsT, ETC, ATTENDS DAI
- 20 diseases Of the Eye and Ear his surgery 26 Broad
Warren street. Just published the second cd
ton Of Dr. Powes Treatise the Eye price 80 cents which "a
b. had az his Office also hts premium sclfscng Eve roun
A large supply Of Artificial Eyas recently imported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-21

LLY PAPER, WHALE OIL SOAP. AND M0SQUlTOE
Il Poison.-Fresh prepared Chemical Whale Oil Soap. fr
Kosebugs and Ca,erpars the celebrated Fly Paper
Mosuoe preparations likewise fresh made Paste
and rats also moth and bed bug posons all
ehectual, by the inventor, DIR. LEWIS FEUCITWANGER
No IL CORTLAND
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~. LEvETTs PATENT ENAMELLED PLArEs-A NEW

~ invention for Artificial Teeth flor which letters patent "a,
the United States have been graned) consists perfect i'm
ton Of the and interior Of the mouth entirely covering III
geld plate clasps ana fssenings Of Artificial Teeth rendering
them perfect and beautiful without the possibility Of detection
VI. LEVI Eft Dentist Fatentse
$50 Broadway, Of Werreu stree
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

JonS QuINoy ADAMS AND METER
nIcm-Whcn the Congress Of Emperors
and Kings met in Paris, TO settle the peace
OF Europe, the two mos, Influential anu
prominent characters were Nr. Canning
(who was iamiliarly called among lhc
French, "King Of tho Emperors," anf
Prince Metiernich, who was ever styled
"lhe great dplomaiisi. AZ one Of The meet
ings Of this great assembly oi crowned
heads and ministers, Prince AleiIernich, be
ing absent, was greatly complimenlcd, and
pronounced "the greatest diplomalist oi the
age" Mr.. Canning united in this lesii
monial Of respect 10 the great Austrian
Ambassador, but added, There is great.
er than he" "Namc himl name hIml'
was heard from every quarter. Nh. Can.
ming replied, "a man but liale known Ia
this a,ssmbly-John Quincy adams, Of
The United States Of Amtrioqi"
No comment eau add TO a compliment
like this; language can never convey more
for Canning no longer lives. II any are
curious TO know how Mr.. Canning 20 well
knew Mr.. Adams, we refer them 10 the
correspondence between Mr.. Adams. when
Minister al the Court Of ST. james, in 1915,
and Mr.. Canning, then al the head Of the
British Minislry.-M London Rous.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
HardirGrc.

Knives aud fufks, carving aud butcher knives
pocket aud pen knives, scissors, shears. fasofs.
braces aud bits, shinglng haohols, shoe and nai
hammers, drawing knives, handsaws, gin, mill aud
basierd files, hafsa rasps, dmer and socket chs.
sells, single and double plain tits, foot adles, cup.
boani, ill, ehrst, French, pad, plate, nm aud
carpenter knob locks, flint and percussion locks.
round aud flat spring bolts, shoe pineen. sheep
shear, knob lalehes, door handles Salter's spfIas
balances, brilianla and iron table aud tea spoons,
bisss, plated aud iron sirups spufs screw drivers.
bullet moulds. brass and black coffin nails. violin
lrinFs, gimlieis, percussion caps, cofkscrews, fsh
hooks and lines ieahells, pcggng aud sewing avis,
hras oandesiieks, hand cut aud tensnt ags,
sl.oyels and iong-, syihe blades and schles.
smoothing, ioFr. jack aud joinier planes, wool
AID ilon cards, MANILA aud cotton rope, Iow
lines. aud bed cords, Collins axes, broad axes,
augcr, parliament hinges, butts aud scrcws. collie
mills, hooks and hinges, iroes, wagon boxes, waffle
rons, straw knives, grass aud cane syihts. Caro-.
lima chsis,eel and gfubhng hoes. sad irons, grind
stones, oS and trace chains. nails aud brads of nl
siTc', 'hoyels spades, patent balances, seyes.
garirn Hkes. ify pans, plow monlds, iron Of all
kinds, English, German, and east steel, hollow
ware Of all kinds and descriptions, such as ovens,
skillsis pois and kettles Sc, &c
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
Ne. sore nj EuIon.

DLoCk, BROTHER Il co. have iasi fe-
ID ceiyed aud afe now opening a latgr aud
splendid assortment Of goods, consisting IA part Of
the following
French. English and American Prints; 81, Ii
81 Brown aud nleaehed ShiHings aud Sheelings,
3-i, Al Va. osnaberrs, -, a. Lowell do,
bleached aud brown dnllings, checked tweedsi
peniicntiary slnpes, padding, Scotch paid,, gffen
barale, french homhaanrs, alpaca lnsifss, black
aud twilled alpaca. ned, white, green aud telleg
aanncs, satinel, kentucky and gold mixed ieaas
81 table dnmask. blaok and white bobinei, hsllaIs
lawn, beck and sslzs mufns, striped eamhFieka
and aekonels. Marlborough stripes, blue dtuilns
black and eolofed eambficks, lnsl linen, printed
cotton drills and eailoaades, apron aud iafniluts
che'hs, black tahby velvet, printed ilanasls, blat
drills and linssys, eeofgia stripes, linen and cotton
tapes, silk. cotton and madras handkefellais
fnnred ,haWls. ialafs' canvass, Russia slsslings
diaIef, hrown halland, cotton fringe, Mafseillfi
aud gra.s skins. ieuiing, cotton and Wofsias
binding. seoia. black aud oolofed cotton cord
craTe dlaines. blue. red aud white BLANKETS. tel
ing, musqulo netting, Georgia Jeans, aud hing
fi0n plaias, Ae., Aa.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
smith Thorn.
CAMDEN, ARkANsAI

CAM ID EN-, ARK NSiS.
DEG 10 scquaiui Their friends and planters in
D uuachiia aud adjacent counties, that they
are still ut the old stand Where they shall lie
happy al oil times 10 see them.
They siill have considerable stock on hand,
aud have been appusad Of heavy shipments iron
the north which have arrived ia New Orleans,
and which they expert LiTum arrangements they
are makngl to receive heiafr the steamers CON.
menee running.
Parties calling al Their establishment will al.
ways find well selected aud EXTENSIVE stock. at
prices equally Il not lewef tlian any other house
IN the trade
They will also attend Ia the receiving aud for.
waHne Of oil goods consigned To their care with
paneluaiiiy and despaieh
Advances made On cotton. either h.pment
OF on storage,
Camden, Oct Is, isI7.im
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
eooLNEss; A TALE ABOUT A HEAD,


GOODNESS; a TALE ABOUT A HEAD
JAKE was little buck negro who be-
longed to DR.. Taliaierro; aid was said to
have in his little irame heart as big as
General jackson 's--lo say nolhing OF Ma.
poleon Bonaparlo and Zaek Taylor lie
didn't fear even our respectable lellow'clll'
zen, Old Nick; and as for eooness--he
was as cool as the lip-top ol the North Pole'
One day DR.. TalIafer.o, upon occasion
of the commencement OF a Medical Col
enc, of which he held the chair Of Antony,
gave dinner, Among his guests was a
well known veniriloquisi. Lale in the eve
ming, aGer the hottie had done its work,
the conversation turned upon courage, and
the Doctor boosted considerably Of the
lion. heart of his lavoriie man, Jake. lie
offered To bet that nothing could scare HIM
and this bet the ycntriloquisl took up, nam.
ine at the same time the test he wanted
imposed. Jake was sent for and came.
"Jake," said the Doctor, Il have bet
large sum of money on your head, and you
must win IL DO you think you cant
sBerry bell, marstef,f replied Jake,
,jest tell dis nigga what he's to do, an he'll
do it, shore"
al want you to 90 to the disseeling.room,
you will find two dead bodies there. Cut
of the head Of one with large knife which
you will find there, and bring ii 10 u.s.
You must not take a light, however, and
don't get frightened
"Dal's all, is iil' inquired JAKE. "Ohl
berry bell. III do dat shafe ior sarlini and
as for being lrighlen, the debbil hesell anl
guine 10 irighen me. 3"
Jake accordingly set oii, and reaching
the diss,eling groped about, until he
found the knife aud the bodies. lie had
Just applied the former In the neck ol one
the latter, when. from the body he was
about to decapiiale, hollow and sepul'
chral voice exclaimed
"Lei my head dlonet'
.Yss, sab" replied Jake, II amt 'tlolaT;
and ludder head II do les as we'll.
lie accordingly put the kniie 10 the neck
Of the mex, corpse, when another voice
equally uneahhly in lis tone, shtieked out
"Lei my head aloRei'
Jake was puzzled at first bu, answered
presently
.Look yah Master Tolliter scd
mus, bring ono oh de heads, an you i'a'
gwne 10 fool me, no howl and Jake hack
ed away until he separated the head iron
the body. Thereupon hall dozen voice
screamed out
"Briag it Lao0 bring Il baek''
Jake had reached the door, but on hear
ing this turned round, aud said
.Now--now, see YAH les keep quiet,
you dam fool, an don't wake up dc women
folk. Marsier's onl! gniae 10 look al the
bumps"
"i,ring back my head al oaee'" cIied
the voice.
".fend to you right away, sab" replied
Jake, as ha marched oil win the head ant
in the next minute deposited IL before the
Doctor.
$50 you've got it, see" said his mas
ter.
"Yes, sah," replied thu unmoyed Jake,
"but please bc done lookin' at him soon,
kase de gempln told me 10 toteh hin bach
rigM dtndgh
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

TnE LAST KING.-The Paris Press
gives the following as an extract iiom a
Ilayrc letter:
"Mr. r., one Of my friends, was
present at the cmbarkalion Of the Ex King
in fishing boat, OIL Thursday last When
on the point Of quitting The French soil,
Louis Philippe turned toward R, anu
said, Join the Republic frankly and sin.
cerely, for carry with me the French
Monarchy, and | shall descend with ii 10
the tomb. have been the last King Of
France. Adieup"
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
BLOCK, BR0THR g 60,

nOuTD particularly invite the ladies 10 call
W aud examine their beautiful assormtnl Of
Buoua Vista Stripes and Rohes,
Printed aud Painted Nlnslins,
Muslin Gnghum, plain aud striped,
Gngham, Fancy llanlkffehieis,
Bonnels, Ribbons. Laees, Edginas e,o., etc.
Also to their splendid assortment af Siats Of all
kiuds aud qualities
Fnon, May l,,lsii-al
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
Cooley LADY 5 BOOK
AND
Family Masas zine,


FOR 1913.
I INCREASED and increasing attraction, with
the largest circulation and greatest popularity
of any magazine in the United States.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
The TREASURY will contain articles from bryant,
Longiellow, Peroiya Wendell Holmes, Washing
ton Irving, n 7, Willis, Hoffman. Tuekerman,
Simms. llaeek, raulding, Mn. Sigoufney, Miss
Gould, Dam, Herbert, filz Green llaleek, Miss
Sedgewiok, Theodore 5, Fay, from whom we
have received novelette,, which we shall shortly
eommenoe,) Ms, AMMAN, Park benjamin, L, A,
Poe, &c.
The Mod Bedatifd Embellishments,
From the hands Of the first artists. and eonse.
quenly, far superior to those in any olhefmagazine
adofn The Hook
Ornament and Utility are Combined
The popular series Of articles on Health, Model
Colaaes, and Noedlc.work, &c, illustrated with
fine enraYngs, will be continued, aud such other
features as can be made suhseryIenl to the grand
design Of the work,
The mental and moral improvement of ils
readers will from time TO time be added.
ColOrcd Fashions
Every month, altered from the French to suit the
more modest taste Of the ladies' of tins country,
tbs Is the Best time 10 SaLseftLe
Persons commencing with the January number
will feeeiye
Mss Lsslie's Neu k8fsL
New entire. as the portions already published will
be reprinted in that number. No dminnion in
the usual interest and variety, but an nefease in
the number Of pages.
TERMS.
One copy one year, which includes The I.ady's
Dollaf Newspaper 81 00
| Making three publications IN one mouth
for the above small sum-
One copy two ycan ) 0O
Two copies one year On
Five copies one year, with an extra copy
To the person sending the order 10 OF
Eight copies one year II u
Twelve do do 90 0C
Address L.. A. Cooley,
ll3 Chcsnut street, Philadelphia,
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
Coparlnership Notice.

rTNllE undsrigntd having ,li.s diy associated
u with himself IN hnriucss bic sln DAVID
BLOCK. the business hereafter will be conducted
at the old tand Ia Washington under the stylr of
A. lliocG & Sos. lie would avail himself Of this
occasion to return his sincere thanks 10 hs old
friends and customer, for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him. aud ussufos them that
no caeriious Will he spared 10 merit a continuance
I Il BY the now finn.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, All, April 9G. lsi5.20.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
COPARTNERsglGP.

HNllE undersigned have entered Ia copariurf.
L ship IN the Suddley business. Any Que
wishing Saddles made may BE- assured that they
shall have then made in the best manner pos be.
aud any ogdefa We may BE- favored with shall find
dc'palch The firm will hc In tho name of
PARKER SULLIVAN,
WILLIAM {. HOLT
April i2, isls.ls.3w
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
Gin WanulaciOry.

YHNilE undersigned Hi'l continues 10 IN ,siufar.
Il ,ufe improved COTTON GINS, one milo
southwest Of Washington. Ills Gins are made
Of The bet materials, and wll be warranted 10
perform well, aud will be soli on accommodating
tcHas
foI all repairing, The cash will be expected as
foon as tie woik is completed.
j. Il. CROSBY.
Washiagia. March 90, lsi5.iG.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
10 Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTER $
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
fENllE subscribers haye opened new TYR
1 FolNnRy in the city Of New York, where
they are ready supply orders To any extent, for
any kind Of job fancy type, ink, paper, cases,
galeys, brass rule, steel column rule, composition
sticks, chases, and every article necessary for a
printing office
The type, which are east in new moulds, fran
an entirely new set of mgtfises, with deep ooun-
tefs, are warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any, and
will be sold a, prices Ia suit the times, All the
type furnished by Us Is ahand cast
Printing presses furnished aud also steam en-.
gines Of the most approved patterns.
n. A.B,-A machinesi Is seonslanlly in attendance
10 rpllT presses and light work.
Composition rollers eazl for printers
o. Editors of newspapers who will buy three
times as much type as Their bills amount 10, may
give The above six months Insertion In their papers,
aud send their papers containing Il to the sub.
senher. CoGkROFf Il ONEREND
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
Gin ManIIfactOry.

VENllE undersigned nry now manufacturing their
improved COTTON GINS at Minden, Ln..
and are prepared 10 furnish planters with superior
6ln-rands, made after the laieI and most it1.
proved plans They will deliver their Gins nt
any plantation within l2j miles Of Alinden. or M
Warrington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas. lfrc
Of any additional cost Al orders from distance
will be promptly aitcndcdto For any information
relative 10 tie quality of their Gins. they refer Ia
Gen. g. ID. lloysion, William Crabtrcc or William
vaughn, Hampstead county or Henry NJ Lc.
may, u. Strickland aud A. C. Ovens, Lafayette
county.
LACKY & SHIELDS
Mndcn, La May 10, lsi7-23.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10

HypRornonIA-READ PRESERVE
Tive have been requested 10 publish
the following. said 10 be a preventive oI
hydropLobia. as discovered by French
physician, NJ. COssaE
"Take two iablespoousiul Of fresh ch!o.
ride Of lime in powdcr-mix with hall
pint ofwaler, and with this wash keep the
wound constantly baihed, and frequently
renewed. The chlorine gas possesses the
power Of deeomPOsing this tremendous
poison, and renders mild and harmless lha,
venom against whose resisiless attack the
artillery Of medical science has been so
long dircied in vain. Ii is necessary 10
add, that ihi, wash should be applied Us
soon as possible after the inAieiion Of the
bite. The following are the results Of this
treatment From 1910 to 1924, the nun.
Der Of persons admitted into Bresan Hos.
pital, was isi; Of whom only Two died
from 1888 10 ls2l. into the Hospital al
Zurich, 223 persons bitten by different ani.
mails, (ls2 BY dogsi) OF whom enly four
died."
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
STaTE OF ARKANSAS.

STATE of ARKANSAS,
CouSrf or LAnrrrE.
Ia ths Lafayette Circuit Court, al lie JaHsar,
Tenn 4. u. ISIS.
William Wynn. I
Complainant,
William I Morfis aud !" 'aahfffy.
keIia fayof.
Defendants.
1 the day came said Wynn aud Nom. by
Il Their respective solicitors. and sai oon,nlain.
ant enleFa lis rsp, alton in short uIan tie record.
by consent. 10 the plea and answer, m support
Thereof fled IN this behalf by .ai1 Aoffis, and
tlefeuPani By agreement Of said WYNN aud Nor.
r., s ruled and ordered that they both. er either.
have, aud leave is hereby granted unto either oi
them, 10 take the dcposiions Of witnesses, nener.
ally, hslafe any Judge, or justice Of the peace, o.
any of The United States, or territories thereof
TO be read On the final hearing Of lhis cause. Of
10 dissolve or sustain the injunction granted in
lhs behalf Aud il Is further ofdefsd That IN,
cause be set down for final hearing At the nes,
term Of tbs eeufi, upon the bill, plea, answers,
feplieaiions, exhibits and tesiinony to he taken.
And Il appearing 10 the court that Tie defendant
~ y ~ NiAhfM WIN HHhAHHH AHHlIui
and Is mol resident Of this State, it IS ordered that
publication be made herein, and notice BE- pub.
lished In the Telegraph, newspaper printed and
Published At Washington, In this State, notifying
the defendant, kozia Taylor, Of the pendcncy u
this suit, the object Of which. is 10 cause ihs
patent issued 10 the defendant Morris, by the Prsi.
dent Of the United States, upon pfoof OF pfe.
emP'ion 10 the noith.wes, quarter of.cc,ion = gh.
teen, iniownship sixteen south, Ia range twenty.
five west, by the defendant Taylor and decree Il.
Tie thereto 10 the complainant, and that unlcs,
she shall appear herein, on of bcio. the fourth day
Of The next term ofihs court. aud plead. answer
or demuT 10 the bill, the saine viii be taken as con
isssed against her and decree be entered aeooid.
ing TO the prayer Of the hll; aud Il Is further ordered
that such publication be- made lof the time, aud
within the period prescribed By tie statute, and
that this cause be continued il neKi lctm, sc.
\ true copy from the record.
JOHN u. JONES, Cleh.
lilsHTowER, Cocgr and flrLb,
Soliciior ior Complainant
ApFl ~, 1913.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
10000 Acres OF Land
FOR SALE,

" IA . l. T.,
'EWENTY thousand acres choice land ior
j faln, located in 1885 aud 3G, in the eouniIr.
Of llemplead, Lafayette, CLARK, Dallas, Hot
Spring aud Ouachtn, on accommodating terms.
for which apply 10 the subscriber at Madison
Springs, Ca OF 10 L. H. Conway, Washington,
Arks
DANIEL MORRISON.
November a. l8l7.ip
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
To Planters. .

H'llE undersigned having been nppoipicd
\ agents Tor the sale Of Mr. Joseph K. Cfosby's
Cotton C,ns, will keep a supply on hand for snlr,
at their Ware House Ia Fulton, Of all siles and
description, which they are authorized 10 warrant
70 give cnlifo satisfaction 10 the pufchasers-
Persons In want Of Cotton Gins are respectfully
nlcd to call and examine them.
BLOCK, BROTHER & Co
Fulton, June q, Isl7.9s.m
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
.l'cH G0OdsI

TENllE subscribers afr now receiving and omen.
ing large aud well assorted stock Of goods
suited to this market which have been selected
with great care, and are now Offered to purchasers
at as low prices aud on as good terms hs they can
BE- procured elsewhere. oufsiook il general. com
pnslhg STAPLE sud Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware.
Cutlery, Saddlrry. Clothing, Hats, Boots and
SHOES, Crockcy, Glassware. Iron, Steel, Nails,
Casllngs Tmwafo, Carpenters and Blacksmith !
Tools, Groceries, &c, Sc, Sc.
A. BLOCK & son.
Washington. Ark.. April &c, IsI7.20.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
ann l. ERY, TIONaRT,
QNEENSIrARE, TINWARE,
CLOTHING. HiTS. BOOTS,
SHOES AND GROCERIES,,
A.r .t.s a.e
DO, DO. 9r,

Together with as general an assortment Of good
as has been offered ioF sale u ih. market. 10 which
they particularly invite III. attention Of purchasers
Fulton, May !, lsl5.9i
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
Notice.

M Y books and accounts mp to the LAT of Jan
lft uary, 1915, are in the hands of J,nrs p
JGrr Esq, for settlement All persons having
unsettled accounts with mo 10 that date viii
please call at my old Office aud settle the snme
with HIM BENZ. +. JETT.
Washington, August Is, l5i5.-1s-if
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
Il. NC COZ IL IsN,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING
Nj ere ant,

iAhiitNs Ann
rENIIE subscriber, having retired from the iifm
Of Matlock s. MeCollum, will continue the
Reeeiriag, Eoricardmg aud Commission business
ON his own account at the old stand, and will de-
vote his whole time aud attention 10 that branch
of the business during the present season, and will
he nleased to receive a continuance of the patron.
aae bestowed OIL the late firm. lie iatlers him.
self that he will be able 10 give full satisfaction to
those requiring his services
All orders will receive prompt and strict al'en'
ton
Rrrfas ro-n l.. Bdtlin, \. RIock q Son,
G. d Royslon, W, II, Ettefa and Il I. leit, Wash
ineton, Ark
january 10, lsis.5
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
T. IRA Hill. a. co,
Receiving and Forwarding
~ L. N L. II !. q. :.
CHANTS.

IT THE nLp STAND OF nlLL. KlrsuAN Is CO..
CAMDEN, ARKANSAS
IL ANING large and commadaus Warehouses
j uneonneoied with the principal buildings IN
town, necessarily inourrng less fisk, pledge them.
selves to therold friends and all others that their
charges soall be as reasonable as any other regu-
lar established Warehouses, aud BY strict atten
ton hope to give the utmost satisfaction to al
who favor them with their patronage.
Camden. Arb, January 70, Isls-s
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-10
Last .y0fifc.

4 H. persons indebted to the estate Of Jacob
~ BuSlard' dec, arc hereby notified. that
unles, immediate paymcn, is made, suil will be
brought against them
JOHN q. llIGItTOwER,
hdmf dc bonis non.
l.swisvil'e, Feb. s, 1915