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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
New Store nj Fulton,

DLoCK, BROTHER 4 co have just re-.
, cuiyed aud are now opening u large ana
splendid assortment Of goods, consisting IN paf' 'l
the iollnwng
French, English aud American Prnls;d-l "a
Il Brown aud Beaehtd shiftmgsund Ahecungs
a. "a Va. Osaabefgs IS, ii Lowell do
braehed aud brown dfillmgs, checked weeds
penlenliary stripes, pudding, Scotch plaids' green
barale, Frruch homblznps, alpaca lusires, black
and twllled alpaca. red, white, green aud yello"
nannels, satiurt, Kentucky aud gold mixed lralS,,
-itahle damask, hlaek aud white hohnel' bishops
lawn, book aud Swiss masns, striped enmbrcks
and Rekoucl-, Marlborough stripes, blue drnlms,
black aud cclored camhfiaks, Irish linen, printed
cotton drills and caltouudes, apfQn aud furniture
phe, e,ks, bhc, tabhy velvet, printed linnels' blur
drls aud nsrys, Georgia slrpas linen shd cotton
iap,s. silk, cotlun aud madrass handkrrchirls'
FIN ted ,haws, tnilnrs eauYass, kusslu shrelngs'
aIal er, brown holland, eollan fringe, Mnfsrilles
aud snas skirts ferftina, enllan aud wors'ed
bndug sylica, black AID ealafed cotton cord,
era. d'ajnrs, blue, red ani white bunk r., tick
ng, muliiiu nrtliug, GgagIa leans, and King
.lhb plails Sc, Sc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
INVALUABLE
FAMILY CONF ION.

Et1X Lectures Oh Causes, Prevention and Cure
y of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the
Heart, ANA AL Female Diseases, 23l pages, u
enrfayinrs. Paper 80 cts; bound - els. Mai
TO any part--poHuge . ~ Cts
Shoulder Braces and Chest Fxpauders, 81.
Mail to any part, 50 cts. posdgr luhdIlng
Tubes, silver, 50, by mail, letter postage. Alb
dominal supporters, perfect, 50 to $40, lor all
Rupiurrs, Falling Of the Bowels aud Womb, and
Weak Back and Chest; srnt by Express rgery
where For Braces or supporters, or Rupture
supporters, give height from head to foot, aud
Of person next the surface, just
above the hips II Rupture, mention which side
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods
Address DR.. $. ;, FITCH,
7O7 Broadway, New York, post paid.
Feb 2i,leig ?0,ly,
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

Coon NANE.--An individual whose
name was as bad as his personal conduct,
applied recently to the Maine Legislature
to have his cognomen changed. In pre-
senting his petition, he said that he was
not particular as to the new name which
might be awarded to him, but he hoped
the Legislature would give him one that
moula 70 al Tie Banks "Ihe bill" in
the language OF the record, was laid
upon the table, as the Legislature
ihoughI,his was asking entirely comtch
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

EARLY RsiNG.-Suinc one thus holds
forth about early rising. Il was always
an early riscr--happy the man who i,'
Every morning, day comes to him like a
womans love, 'uIl OF bloom, and purity,
and freshness. The youth OF nature Is
contagious like the gladness OF a happy
child. ! doubt If any man can be called
old so long as he is an early waiker Aud
oh, youth!-take my word for it-youth
IN drei sing.gown and slippers, d awling
over breakfast at noon, Is q very decrepid,
ghastly image Of that youth which sees
the sun blush over the mountains, and
the dews sparkle upon the blo-somng
hodgorow.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
SO Cotton lsluuicr,.

THE undersigned hs iBa r,ur,I from Gin.
! cluuuti With @ fine .ol ol Ci Materials
manufactured urdrr his uWu supervision IN thut
city, uud il nov about Ia open a Nlnuiuoion u
the town OF Washington, Hmplc county, Ark.,
for the purpose Of buiIdlur Gin sta is aud &c..
pirne the samr \ny Gm Stand made and
Sold by the undersigned. aud proving to be- nol rs
good a. represented by hlru. may be- returned
without any charge To the purchaser, aud hll r.
pairs done Is him will be- warranted satisfactory.
Any person wishing Ia purchase a Gin Stand, or
to have on old Que repaired, would do well to call
and see me.
WM. W &. COLLINS.
Washington, June :, lsls.2G
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
din laailrlf:lctory.

fHsHE undersigned sll continues to manuiae-
Il ture Improved COTTON GINS, QUE milo
south. west Of Washington, Ills GINS are made
of the best materials, and will be warranted To
perform well, and will be- sold on accommodating
tefmH "
For all repairing, the cash will be expected Us
soon as the work is completed
j, X. CROSBY,
Washington, March 20, lsis.lG.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
NOTICE.

am no book Keeper; keep no accounts; my mem.
oiandum book is full, nor do lwsh to open auoth.
er for any such customers, bs find, by sad ex.
perience, their names will not pay my debts, or
support my business. Furthermore, il my services
are needed, Of coufst | expect the money in rr.
turn, punotual payment makes punciual me.
chanics, and all those who have not the money,
but expect to pay in u few days, are fcqestcd to
pass by, I'LL more convenient season, To make
a long story short, must do cush business, or
20 where ! can get better p,y, and more lhanks
for my labor.
T. ;. ] have very superior lot Of watch ma.
terias Of every description which enables me, as
usual 10 execute with despatch, oil nds Of watch
repairingi also spectacle glasses, suited to all ages
and fitted in frames at shuu notice; small lot Of
jewelry always on hand, and for sale, chenp for
cash G. WHITE
Washington, July l2, lsls.3l.3m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

Pete, Pete, | see toad said q little
darkey to his brother one day, as they
were digging over heap OF manure.
"Where am he, Joe?'
why right dar-don't you see him, Pete!
"No, | dosen't see i'm; strike him wild
de hoe"
Joe hit the toad, a crack which brought
Pete to the ground
"Ohl you fool, Joe! dat was my toe |
seed dat all de time
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
HAYS I.inImcnt,

Warranted to cure lae PiirM Long experience
has rsiabi-htd beyond controversy the singular
efficacy OF ills lmimcnt III the cure o that pre-.
yolrnl aud painful complaint, tie Pes such
yist uumbrrs have bren cured by tie usr Of It,,
aud 80 extensively is tie article known, that little
uecd be- said by way Of introducing II TO the notice
Of the public just received aud ior sale by
DR H. T. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
sol,1rimersi,ii,.

lls undersigned having entered MN partner.
snip On tie lsl ol Apti, ls4t, leI tue puf,
posi- oi dning general NiaaRe AID Commission
HHsiRsss, IN lht town Of Fulton, under the name
aud slyle af BincR, BburbtR y To. wauld re.
speetully nlurm their hrnds aud the public gen.
e ally thai having leased the lippef Warehouse
at Nf l. J smth, they ase new prepared 10
reeeRe goods on storage,
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY nLuGk.
Fulton. May /. lsIi.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
To Planters

FaiiIE undersigned having been appointed
/ aatnls lof the sale Of MIR Joseph r. Cfoshy :
Cotton tilns, will keep supply an hand for sale,
at iheif Ware House In Fulton, of all sizes and
descriptions, which they are authorized To warrant
to gite satlre satisfaction to the purchasers
feauns III want of Cotton Gins are frsptt.full,
i vilrd ia call aud extmur lhrm
BLOCK, BROTHER & 10
Fulton, June ~, lsl7.2s.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
Farm for Safe.

frllE undersigned offers lor sale, on accommo.
i dating terms first rate improved black land
farm; situated about 4 miles north Of Washing
ton, containing about 2O5 acres, about 100 Of
which, is in cultivation.
For terms, Sc, enquire Of the subscriber at
this place.
ELI, v COLLINS
Washington, Aug lQ!h, 1885
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
BLOCK, BROTHER & co,

u oul4D particularly Invite tie ladies la ca
W aud eXamlur their beautiful assaflHtm "
huenn Vista Stripes aud Rotfs,
Printed aud Painted Mlstus,
Muslin Gingham, plan aud slilped,
eingham, Fancy llaudksnheis,
lonnels, Ribbons, Laees Edgines. e,n, etc.
Also 10 their splendid assortment oi Slaes Of all
kiuds aud qualities
Fulton. May l,.lsl1-2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
HARD wAARJ

kpves aud forks, eatYins and butcher knives
poekci aud pen knives sessafs, shears, rasofs,
braces and bits. s'inglinH haehrls, shoe aud mai
hammer, drawing knives hnndsawf, gn mill aud
hasierd files, horse faHps, limrr aud socket uhs.
ssls, single aud double pain Its, foot atfcs, cup.
laan, tll, chest, French. pad, plate, rim aud
aIpeuirrs knob locks. flint aud percussion locks.
fauud aud Hat spring bolts, shoe pnecrs, sheep
Hhaats, knob lllehes door handles, Sntcr's spring
balances, hfiiiana aud ifnn lable aud tea spoons,
has plated aud iron siifuns, spurs, sertw.dnvrrs,
bullet mnulds brass and black collin uails, violin
iifngs, gimblris, percussion eapR, enfkscrrws, fish
hpuks aud lines, tea hrlls, nsegihg aud sewing avis,
brass oandesiicks, hand cut aud teneni saws,
slovsls aud ongs, s,the blades and sickles,
smoothing, forc, jack and Ionter planes, wool
AID iion cards, manla aud cotton rope, pow
lines. aud bed cords. Collins axes, broad axes
angeu, parliament hihgez. butts aud screws coffee
mills, hanks and hinges, ifafs, wagon boxrs, waffle
russ, triw knives, grass aud eanr syihes, Caro-.
liHa rastso,' 40 9mhhlng hnes, sad rons. grind
siaurs, oX aud trace uhaIns, nas aud brads Of all
i,es, shnyols spades palenl balances, sievcs,
eanlen rak's fry paus, pillow nonlds, iron Of al
kiads, English, German, aud eai steel, hollow
var OF oh kinds mud descriptions. such as ovens.
skssis pls aud kettles. a. IL
SiBDLERl. ST1TWN1PY.
QTEENSWa - HIHE
CLOYHIAG H4Hs BUOYs,
SHO 3 4 ~ GROCERIES,.
~, e.. f.
Together U.lh as stuefzI aH assorlmeni oi good
ias been offered laf sac IA tbis market 60 which
Tie, particularly invite tie aiieuidu of purchasers
Fulton. May 1. IsI4sai
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
\ I " GOO DIS.

TllE uud r,sned respectfully aillhr allenlioa
| nIihs.r friends aud cHslnners in their large aud
vii. sel,olcd stock ai gna.ls comprising fyey
article that T. usually kept IN a southern Siorrl
winch have ii-t hesn fseeifed aud are Offering %
low that any ont Wishing Ia huN rannoi IA doing
20 br calling on them They deem il unnecessary
lopiuicuaHsc each aIiieH, they do 20, wish to
weary the public by pffitsinF leughiy ana long
wIhded ady-rtsrnsul. We Iael esnlideni that The
is-- one praises his stock af sosi. the bitter out
sferk Speaks Tor itself w hate Gully 10 remark.
"'l'ha, lureri baals ras venture marr"
but I've smaller onrs==shanldk kerp near shore e
tive us a call beiore Fufeha dng elsewhere,
4. BLOCK 4 son
Jnae 30, lsis-lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
New STORE ri Fulton.

" R- tuLLaSS. LITTLE q co
RE now receiving aud opening large and
we'll assIh.d stock OF good. suited To this
mar,rt. which hitr hrru .rrcJ,d with great care
u BOSTON aud Now Nmk, and are now oh'nrd to
purchasers a' Co.'S loss pfcrs iud on ig good Terms
a. ilry cauha procured r#scsherr.
Our iook is gru'ril oowpu-ag staple and
Fancy pN Goods. hardNarr, Cutlery, Sajilefy,
tuibng. Hats. Buoi- aud Shoes rclrn, Glass.
watr. lion. Steel. Nuis, t4sling-, Tmwum aud
Cipeutrn' Tuul-, Grocrfies, q" Sc Sc
COLLINS, LITTLE Il GO.
Fulton, Ark, frb ., l-isg
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE residence in the town Of
N. Washington, wilhuIl the necessary out build.
mps, wfLe sold low. For particulars inquire al
this office.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
ferer md .J.He piils.
Notice.

llE subscriber having closed the Washington
y Hotel, will continue to kcepa Private Bo,ra-
ing House at his old stand where he will h.
plensed to see his friends aud former customers
All persons indebted to him by note or ,sount,
are respectfully requested to come forward and
settle up.
:, r. T. SULLIVAN.
Washington, March Is, lsIs.II
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

fnR Loss or THE fRsr BoRN We
have read of young mother who had
newly buried her first horn Her pastor
Went TO visit her, and, on finding her
sweetly resigned, he asked her how she
had attained such resignation, She re,
piled, 81 used to think Of my boy contu.
nally--whcther sleeping OF wakmg-to
me he seemed more beautiful than other
children. was disappointed If visitors
omitted TO praise his eyes, or his curls, or
the rohes that | wrought for him with
my needle At first | believed il The nat.
ural eurrenl OF a mothers love. Thcu |
#ieared It was pride, and sought to humble
myself before Him who fesisleththe proud.
One night in my drenms thought an
nngel stood beside ne, and suld, Where
l. the little bud thou nufsest III thy bosom
am sent To take It away Where is thy
little harpl Give IT to me- II is like
those which sound the praise of God IN
Heaven" | awoke IN tear, my beau.
tilul boy dropped like bud which the
worm picrccs his last wmling was like
the sad music from suffered harp strings;
all my world seemed gone, still IN my
agony | listened for there was voice OF
the angel who had warned me saying
sGod loyeth the cheerful river | laid
my mouth IN the dust ant suid, let Thy
will be mine, aud Is afose, though the
tear lay on my check, there was smile
also Since then his Voice has been heard
amid tho duties OF every day--methinks
II says continually, "Ihe cheerful glver
NIoLATiNG THE SAnnAfuL-AF rigid Sab.
batarian, who occasionally eXhor,s IN
church, aud ills the ulliee OF Justice OF the
pence in western village, not long since,
went on deer hunt. with PARTY com.
posed OF five or six Young hunters, by
some unaccountahle mistake he lost hi,
reckoning, aud much u his modification
he found, on reference 10 his papers on
tine third day of the hunt, that il was
Sunday, when he Ind supposed it was
Saturday. lie opened the morning with
prayer, and told his companions that as
Christian aud magistrate, he could not
hunt that DAY, and accordingly drew forth
his pocket. Bible and commenced reading.
lis worldly.minded companions, who
thonght with the Baltimore bank man.
that there were no Sabhalhs IN the rev.
oluiionary times, took the hounds aud
started in pursuit Of game II was not
long before the whole puck were IA full
cry, and the worthy magistrate, on look.
ing up from the sacred volume, discover.
ed Tine buck making for the camp
Wiihouta minute. delihemiion he seized
a loaded rifle aud plugged the deer be.
tween the antlers
Gentlemen, SAID he when his friends
came to the spot. II Is contrary To the
laws OF Moses, and The revised statutes OF
Pennsylvania, to travel ON Sunday, and
for that reason shot that fellow, still |
have violated the Sabbath asa Christian,
while | have maintained the dignity OF
the law aS magistrate. aud acting IN the
latter capacity
III We would seafe up anolher!'
I'D shoot the rascal for travelling on
Sunday"
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
Agents for the Telegraph.
Notice.

I'llE salssHbsis have iast repysd and afft
4 lnF safe
20 llaIl \ sn.sf.' y. and . rlouFl..
I'okns ana Waim.ua la,rs.
Nbskry. saEat tnilas, MuIasrs,
Imperial aad faaHB Il,.on r,f.
,'o'' aad tlafsi VIM, solP, lua, Ca,iias..
Ia connection Nth ON bsinss, ~ nave s,45.I.,
TIN sIlOP.
and vii ffnish Tn Ware 100 large sf mai susn.
"'''', on accommodating l'un1. Jol. MA a.ez
cuird with dIspalel.
BLOCK, BROTHER to
Fulton, Mafuh -. isIslG.n
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
N'OTFCE.

T'llE entire stock Of merchandise belonging to
u the firm OF ] 5, Johnson n Co. is now of.
lsred Tor sale at cost for cash in hand. aud for
cash only, to close the concern.
g. W, SHOWER,
Surviving partner
7. S.--All persons indebted to said firm will
find II to their advantage to call and settle their
indebtedness without delay, otherwise they will
hear from me at court. g. W. s., .
Fulton, May ", ls4s.2J
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

NEW MopE oP RAISING TIm WIND
Since the late insurrcclion IN Paris n vast
number OF the itinerant musicians, gip.
sies jugglers an o hers who hotrcquenlrd the
Boulevards, aud levied contributions on
the passcrs by, have disappeared from
that locality. One woman, however, Is
coming money and deserves 1t for her
shrewdness. Al the fashionable hour for
promenading on the Italian Bouleyards,
she takes her stand there with large
cage, containing tifly imprisoned swal.
lows, all huddledup together She calls
attention OF the loungers, especially the Ia
dies, TO her cage, and repeats continually
IN loud tone, "Set Ut liberty these poor
little brds", The word ''libcHy' acts like
a charm and many heart Is touched,
andacccpts the invitation. For two cents
ahead the work OF deliyemnce is accom-
plished; aud charitable souls have the sat
isiaclion at that price Of restoring The
winged prisoners TO air and space BY
degrees the cage is cmptied and when
there are no longorauy in prison, the lal.
lor returns to her home, aud there again
finds the whole flight The SicdiiOrS are
trained, aud only Use their freedom to re-.
turn quietly to the lodgings OF their mis-.
trcss, who renews the speculation several
times a.day. We borrow this anccdote
from the COur. des Efats Inns.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
DR. WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.

For the cure Of consumption, bronchitis coughs.
colds, Influences, bleeding OF the lungs, asthma,
liver complaints, difficulty Of breathing, pain iu
the breast aud side, Ae. A lyW doz. just received
and Tor sa'e by
DIR. L. + WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
NEW GOODS.

'rllE ub.cnlcrs beg leave 10 Inform lirir irrnds
! and the public generally lhal they have frcriyed
large aud well selected stock Of goods, .uied Tor
this market. which they are drirnnin-d 10 srll 10
The very lowest pIccs 'or rash Or 10 punotual deal.
rf. un credit.
GEO W. GREEN Il BROTHER.
Washington. Junr ~ lsIs 20 .9m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
Isritt;s HRolcI,
WASHINGTON, lIENfSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.

HE subscriber bcgs leave to inform his friends
J and the public, that he still continues busi-
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied him.
self with every thing necessary FOR the accom-.
modalon Of the tra'cling community His house
is commodious, the rooms well arranged for
families and his table well supplied with the best
the markrt affords,
His stables are large, bountfuy supplied with
proycpder, aud attended by careful ostlrrs
Tie pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ing On his part 10 reudrr comfortable al who may
he pleased to give him call. discharges wlll be
as moderate as those Of any other house IN the
south, rs an evidence Of which be refers to the
following
Il u ES.
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodging per week, SO 50
day, IS
Single meal, %
Lodging, -
Horse feed, 25
Keeping man and horse all night, 81
Keeping horse per week, -
GEO. o. BRITT.
Washington, Oct 30, Is45.-7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
DIR. Fahncstoek's Celebrated vcrmirugc,

A sale and most cilecma remedy IN all cases
OF Worms. Tor sulc at the drug store Of
DR. X. +. WILLIAMS.
May II, lsla.23
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20
prnse,. nerehonna Candy.

For clearing the voice aud feIruyng coughs
colds hoafs,n, ss irritation OF the throat, asthma,
whoopug cough, &c. Just received aud Tor saic
By Dir H. T., WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-20

! D HgHNpoS
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-08-04
From lie NJ Y. Erprcss.
THE TWO POLLIEs.

OK BOARD THE Two PoLLlEs AT ANCHOR,
orr BAToN RoUGf, June i848

Or Board THE Two PoLLtEs AT ANCHOR,
orr Baron RoUGf, June l843.
Sir: According to promise, send you
copy of Old. Zlek's reply to Capt. Jumpers
address-when he first came on board the Two
Pollies Capt, Jumper had i, copied off on the
Log Book first and took il ashore 10 see that
it was according to gunter-and the General
says us all right. There lie nothing goes into
,hut Log Book that amt genuwine and Capt
Jumper wiIlin to swear by. The Capt. don't
90 ON shore much-but, with good spy glass
he keeps a good run Of matters there, and is
amazinly ticklcd in watching folks landing
there and visiting the general-and has no
ton that the General gifts rid Of some on Fem by
by asking them to go out with him in the cot
ton field to help kill ca,terpillers,-and the
Capt will laugh out some times whilst looking
through that glass Of his'n, and say "wel
there's the General at it again, shasin the bush
es and smashing the cattsrpiliers"
And there he is sure enui, at daylight ev-
cry morning, as busy as he ever was IN Next
co-and the Captain aud me have come to the
notion that whenever that abrOad-brim white
hat and old brown coat comes, IL 10 40 good as
a declaration Of war agin all kind Of cauerpil-
lers. fonfneno
.. DOWNING, hajor, sc. &c.
!. on Rough and Ready" IA reply 10 Captain
.Junpe,,, addren on board Dte 1irO FOiiiss.
cArrAN:-The welcome ! have met on
board the Two Polies is most grateful TO my
feelings, and makes this happy day OF my
lie.
The truly national character Of this vessel
and the well know patriotism Of her Commsn-
der. makes the welcome no smhll matter 10
me aud know well how to value Il.
I, was no surprise TO me, Capt. jumper, that
Won have not ask'd me TO annsaBes my oPin-
ions about matters and things ia gineisi before
asking me 10 become guest on board the
Two PoIliss-snd now since have come on
board and been thss kindly roeeIved by you
and the Major, ihink II due to VOC and ell
the other oxnors Of tins vessel 10 tell you AID
them what my prneIPl's are IN rsgsrd i0s me '
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-08-04
Number ~.

anchorage, a safe port whenever she NAV dc.
sire to go-from one end of this Union to ,be
other And hope you will tell every body
you see that they want be prosperous and hap
py they must learn at once to manufacture
their own politics, that the only safe rules for
dong this are to be found in the constitution.
No matter what tho disease is they will be
sure to ind cure for it there, and no where
else and an effectual one, too, and by no means
to trust to "patcnt medicines" manufactured
by those who deal and trade in such matters
Tor II they do, they will be sure to find that
such pills cnuse worse disease than thew pre.
tend to cure.
A great many Of these quack doctors are
now busy-they will lose their trade if their
people learn to manufacture their own medi.
cine; and hence you will all men be abused
by them, and so will and so will all men who
think the people are safer in their own
hands than in the hands of such doc tors.
In conclusion, Capt. Jumper, can only say,
have been my own doctor ever since was d
boy, and my medicine is exactly the same
| advise all others to take, and | have already
told you where you can find it.
am sorry can't go along with you in your
lnp. must stay at home and he Up kill the
catterpillers and cut worms till get my pres
snI crops in, and if the people decide that
must go TO Washington, and look after their
,rols l'll obey, and if find any catterpilIers
here III do my BEST to get rid of them-giving
hem provlso, to be smashed, or to crawl of
tie other side Popa hpell.