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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-20
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Cour, of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, ls47.
, Penelope Yam, } 'ufe<.r g. s"~'

~ VS.. ; Petition foT UoweF
Wills j. Fa,ln, and Others. &c.. s*t
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that Willis }. Yann, one of the defendants in
this case is not an inhahitant of this State Its
therefore ordered by the Court, that publication
be made in the Hillsborough Recorder for six
weeks successfully. for said defendant to appeal
at the next term Of this Court to be held for the
county of Orange, OF the court house in HILLSIDE
rough, on the fourth Monday in February next
to plead, answer or demur to the aforesaid peti
ton, or it will be heard ex parte as to him.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
at office, the fourth Monday of November, ls47,
IN ~ JOSEPH ALLISON, c. C. C. 4
Price ady. so. - 81 ~a..sH l2--6v
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ANAsASs $3.50 HAlAAsAAE "a -
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aIE KEENs % NsEsG
lna slsy srassys Wazas aaa iusssasSlus
tAs Nkahs sysaem. - ! 1as~uases - uaHirx -
D. ssEsssA1naant aEm~ q mnruA - Fssxairnt
h he za@ach ans bo~els r ckila~n. nsss -
PeriaAy q thp~ = - hsaAah. TAs mws'
f-sas - I'D - 80 > ~hih wosms prasuns
tAsiE ys1as. sa1 y rr.ssias 4. 4 > imPa~iAis
g. wsrms 70 semaia n ths hady. d ishnEmAe~
- - sGsra = o. garn. and ths hralA efths
P.aiess : slssys inSaossd > = ~. sssn ~hrz
Ne Eerms are discosssnd Ths Eaalrine h<ins
Faialahls. 70 old wi ssfass % lsks d. nsi sssz
DE- mazf deliraie.
conaock q Ca. Ne II c0srisnal-si. New,
YEA. arr shs sals FEsPnrtsaL
Per sale ~ 49,. -
D.HEaRTT. HalslssSusA.
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ENGLISH School,

TIME subscriber has opened an English School
IL at his own house, where Reading, Writing.
Spelling, and Arithmetic will be taught. And in
addition, young men who may be desrous OF
learning the very essential part Of Writing and
Book Keeping, will also be taught, at rcasona-
bic price.
= GEO. w. BRUCE.
January IL. -fsf.ra ,..-~,1 g.. l2-Sw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-20

HANING connected with me in the Apo
Al thecary and Drug business on the LIST
instant Mr.. George b. Jones, practical ApO,he-
cary and Druggist. who has had charge Of my
establishment for four months past, the business
will hereafter be conducted under the style and
firm Of Geo. d. Jones d Co. 1919. !. -.
FRANCIS MAJOR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-20

DENAHNDsG . Dc Pa OElas~ Nas8sr
- r1zEh \. q. q d. u 80 = 4aEGsgs
ISIS, NklEA i - salsn 80 NiEAia Gaee EruEtls.
- he nzna - o. G~nSEsl - 0G1s 80 60
i<aaErE aHeHa@a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-20

Ur Persons calling Cor any Of the above lsi-
lers viii please say they arc adseaised. Fr A 81
The three cent postage on I'll . transient news
papers" put IN this Office. must he prepaid &C.
eording % law. o. they viii MT be farwaided.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, Pm.
January ]. .=~-.-... .a.~- a.'s..... ra ll--Svf
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III A r RE D ,

In Oxford, recently, Rev. SrEPHEs Ina ELLIS.
of this county, to Miss PARrHESi. +. DrrI.
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Obituary.

Died. in this county, on the 18th Of December
last, Mr.. FIELDING LEWIS, in the SD year of his
age. He was much respected and esteemed as
an honest and upright man.
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The President and Santa Anna.

BY reference to the proceedings Of Congress.
il will be seen that the President has refused to
comply with resolution Of the House Of Repre-
sentatises calling upon him for information rela-
tive To the admission Of Santa Anna into Mexico.
This refusal has called forth spicy debate; bu,
whatever may he the action Of the House, we
shall no, be surprised il the President PcrseveTea
in keeping his secret, especially il there is any
thing wrong about il. The exercise Of autocratic
power in the hands Of the President has become
common; and we have among US some who, how
ever much they may Saunt of liberty, have so lii
tic regard for It's preservation as TO be willing d
supper, all these usurpaiions. They practise up
on the principle that the king can do no wong;
in their view the President is the county, ans
all who Oppose his measures are termed traitors!
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, ''H
ORANGE COUNTY. -
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
November Term, ls47.
w. Sarah Sharp, .' i + !
Daniel Sharp, A3am Anfhony and uife Sally, -
Henry VA I, Sally RAitsit, Cairin
w tsiit, and Others.
Petition for Dover, ~,-ss"
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court.
Il that Adam Anthony and wife Sally, Henry
Whi,stt, Sally Whitsitt, and Calvin Whitsitt
defendants in this case, are not inhabitants Of
this State: h is therefore ordered nv the Court
that publication be made in the Hillshcrough Re-
corder for six weeks successfully, for sid defer
dants to appea at the next term OF this Court
tn be held for the county of Orange. at the court
house in Hillsborough. on the fourth Monday IN a
February next, to plead, answer or demur to the
aforesaid petition or it will be heard ex parte
to them. #7 #3t as' z@8
Witness, Joseph Allison, clerk of our said
Court, at Office the 4sh Monday Of Nov. 1917. 81
JOSEPH ALLISON, G. C.c.e
l. Price adv.S5 90. @l2-6w
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THNNsDo0 0W @W0


II has been announced through the Raleigh
Register. thai TUESDAY the ed Of February. ha.
been agreed on for holding WING c0NyEN.
TON. in the city Of Raleigh, 10 nominate Can.
didale for Governor, to be voted for in August
next, rice his EIeellrney Governor Graham.
Ia making this announcement the Register
says: Some counties. we are aware, have sug.
gesisd an earlier day, and the time now agreed or
may operate inoonvenisn.ly to some sections o.
the state. but the decided PrcPondersnce Of ssn,i
men., after careful inquiry. is found to he in fayO
Of the day designated"
As the day has thus been fTed. We join N.
Register in expressing confidence that il 10 nov
only necessary to say 10 the Wings Of the state
Remember the 22d Of February
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Confectionaries, &C.
MRS. vASSEUR

Has just re-
ceiyed a ye-
ry large and
well selected
assortnentof
articles in
her line of
business, to
W hich she
w ould re-
s specially
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-20
NIr. Caihoun's Speech.-we Law b

Wfs NAfNUutf'h HptttMs-Wt u. &c"
fore our readers to-day the able and powerful
speech Of Mr.. Calhoun ON the Mexican war, as
revised and corrected by himself We are sure
it will he rend with Interest, and therefore deem
no apology necessary for the sl'ace it occupies.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25

Fayetteville Female Seminary.

FES HE Proprietor of substitution has the graf
- llcatIon Of announcing to the public gene
rally, and to her friends and patrons; she hasbeen
enable to increase the facilities for Illustration and
instruction and to procure the services of the
best teachers in the State, in the different depart
ments Of labor in this Seminary.
Here is taught from A G, to the highest bran
ches of English Literature, together. with the
French and Latin. The sI,ilful use of.Ihe needle
in all the varieties Of plain, useful and ornamental
work. Drawing is taught by Il Gentleman, who
gives lessons twice a week in the hlusc-roo .
where his sister Miss A. FRETSCHLAG, has -
successfully taught Music the.last year, aad who
Will be employed The coming session, as perma-
nent Teacher on the PIANO. Her sister Miss B.
kREISCHLAG will give lessons in French
They occupy a sGperate building near US, so that
pupils can pass and reposs, and the classes 90 har-
monIously forward under the mutual arrangement
and co-opperotion of the teachers, while the Pro
pretor is responsible to her patrons for the sue
cess Of all the departments.
OF the German Teachers. it need only be said
that their knowledge was acquired in their native
land, before they left Europe. With their capa-
biiity teachers, is united integrity Of charac-
ter. and strict moral principles, without which all
their acquisitions would be worse than useless.
Rev. Cephas VyashDurR,
who will take charge of the higher branches in
English Litralure. and be a safe reference in the
primary department, and has been too long and
too well known to the public; to need any guarau-
tee, but his name, - secure public confidence.
Above all we believe the teachers secured. have
the capacity aud disposition, 10 meet with proper
spirit the various prOyOcajions arising from com
binalion OF charac.c. found ii the primary teach
er.
In conclusion we can pledge to our patrons. a
better choice in accommodations for board than
formerly, as several responsible houses have Of
lered to prepare 20 board pupils. where particular
attention will be paid TO The attire. manners habits,
and morals Of the scholars; and where they will
lend their influence to accomplish the object of The
principal in The discipline oflhe Seminary. Among
whom we mention Alr. Washington, Mr.. Wilson,
aud Mr.. Yell, who have daughters to educate,
whose good conduct has done honor to their pa
rents, while members Of the Seminary. And be
assured the undertaking efforts Of the primary
teacher will be continued 10 secure the greatest
possible good to individuals and 10 the school gen
orally. We hope generous and approaching
public viii continue such patronage as vii, enable
US 10 continue. and increase our facilities to &C
compIish a flushed and thorough education. for
all who avail themselves Of the privileges Of The
Fayetteville Fcm-Ie Seminary.
SOPHIA SAWYER.
Sep. 9-Z8--;c
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
From the Baptist Record.
FTaHkliH'S resting Place.

"Such was his worth, bis loss was such,
We cannot love too well, or grIoyc too much"
In the corner oftho burvnr ground, best known
as Christ's churcb-yard, Philadelphia, repose the
remains Of the Philosopher, Franklin. On ouler-
ing the yard from Arch street, attention will be
uuayoidaby directed to his humble tomb by a well
trodden path which leads from the gate 10 the mar
vii. at once strike the beho.dor with wonder viz
" Benjamin and Deborah Franklin" With won
der, say, because we are accustomed 10 see the
stones covering the tcnements Of great men nscEih
ed with euogiums; but the one we are now behold
ing has nothing, but the words above quoted, and
the year in which il was placed these
And this is the grave Of the man who might
once have been seen. a runaway boy, in the streets
Of Philadelphia, seeking employment as a printer;
and again as editor and proprietor Of the United
States Gazette long so ably conducted by Mr..
Chandler. Once trying experiments wiki sim
pie paper kite; again, astonishing the world with
the discoveries made through its instrumenlaiity.
Once in England deceived Journeymon Prin-
ter; again, as Minister from an independent Re-
public. Once IN his workshop as iaboring me-
chauic again, in the halls Of legislation, adyocat-
ing the cause Of freedom, and urging opPross-
ed people to rise aud drive the British Lion from
our forests. Yes, he was one Of those who sign
ed away their lives, fortunes and hOnOrs, if ne
cessarv for the welfare Of their f9ow-citizens.
But all this could not save HIM from tho hand OF
death. Though the philosopher and the stalos-
man must lie as low rs the less favored yet the
circumstances connected with the lives of those
whose motto was g non Sibj Sed PaiTig,' possess
charms which all can appreciate and all love to
cherish. We read his name on the marble slab
ponder over his virtues, and mourn his loss, as Of
dear friend. We stand around his grave, and
think how many have gozed with reverence upon
that stone, and our eyes become fixed upon Il as
though it possessed an endearing charm. We
look back on his life and deeds, and when we re-
member that nation wept when Franklin died,
we cannot refrain from dropping a tear over his
last abode
No towering monument rearS It's head above
The clouds where the first beams Of the rising sun
will gid his name; but that name IS inscribed IN
characters not easily to be erased, every llber
ty-loving heart, and so long as philosophy contln-
ues to be q science, benevolence virtue, and H.
borty the watch-word OF the American people,
will his memory be cherished and his name be
honored.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
InyaluabIc FamiIY Communion.

& * Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
'1of Consumption. Asthma, Diseases Of the
Heart. and all Female Diseases. 23I pages, 3 en-
cravings. Paper 50 cts bound IS cts. Mail TO any
yart-postage - cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Ezpanders, 50. Mail 90
any part, 50 cts postage. Inhaiing Tubes Silver,
So by mail, letter postage. Abdominal supporters
perfect, IS to $40, for all Ruptures, Falling Of the
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back, and Chest; sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters,
Rupture Supporters, give height from head TO foot,
and crcum ference Of person next the surface just
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which SIDE.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods Ad-
dress DR.. s. $. FITCH,
TO7 Broadway, Now York, post paid
Fch- 2I. ISLS. lily.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
nj far the. ARKANSAS lnteIIigencer.

Fra7T4
r,s,a Fayetteville, Ark.
. i5t5 1-Ss2a : & c. q. Baylor huntS'l'Le' ARK
! : Rsrrv. CarrOIIton:
y Y; y p2Ir-,,cbeu. Crooked creek
y y 'c-.,srwo9d, -i-,s BcntonyiIle.
!, o,T MA T.ri Beaties' Prairie,
m H,cooI. ani u. Wright boonSOofo'
JG Karnes, Ashley P. Y.
~ y 6,piss, Neosho, Mo.
"; S.,'t, Honey creek No.
cI,no eI.T Park Hill, {. n.
| : Tas.er, Kedron.
eo Ds1kla, Fort Gibson
Inns. Creek Agency
'aAI1JR, s1 I.Rrson. Fort Washita, Choc. Nation,
Fl,on, Doaksville,
gsald. Choc.. Agency,
.1ItV Vavers, Fort smith.
g,sgr. Pleasant Hill,
4 Aston, SpadIa'
/ 4 Havs. Dover,
ne. CIarksvilie,
gaFn, Little Rock,
-'G5,sanwood. New Orleans.
KeUom. Charleston,
g.P5ersoa, Oak Grove,
I Sa95enson, RoseyiIIe,
\ Blidiu, Dwight,
IN Bsyin. Washington,
B Jones. Pine Bluffs,
i Foster. Helena,
I, BljesvIll5.
% Parish. Danv.i,e,
Bright, Sugar Loaf,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
CHOCTAW IELEGRAPH.n
4 WeeEzy J0urnaz 10 be published IN DoaksUiHl
ChOcf4Ec Nation

A Weekly Journal 10 be published IN DoaksUiHe,
Ch0ctaO Nation.
The undersigned. proposes to commence. as
soon rs three hundred subscribers can be obtained
a Weekly paper, under he above title, to be de-
voted to the advocacy and dissemination of Moral
iiy, Education, Agriculture and General Intelii.
genee--One-half in the Choctaw, and the other in
the English language. Our sheet will be. as the
the publisher designs. Family newspaper, (neu-
trai III politics and rehgioh) to which end a fair
proportion of lis columns will be appropriated to
the publication Of original and selected tales, es-
says, sketches, &C., OF literary and moral cha
ractor.
Ia issul2r tins Prospectus. we are aware of the
expense and unprOhtabieHeSs of such an enter
prise; and nothing but the great need of peri
odlcaI as medium for the dissemination of useful
knowledge, has induced the subscriber to under
take lis publication; aware too, of the arduous
duty and responsibility devOlving upon the con-
duCtOr Of public Iournal-we cordially invite the
Missionaries of the Nulion-thereby, extending
the facilities of their usefuness--for their contri-
buttons. in aid of It's publication, and those in the
States, who are desIrous of seeing our people ad-
vance in civilization and know ledge, for their ap-
probation and patronage.
The Agricultural part OF the Telegraph will
receive particular attention.
The latest news, both Foreign and Domestic
will continue to be made up to the latest hour Of
publication. 4 full and correct account of the
Markets Will, also, be found in lis columns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
CanchaIarua TriumDhant!

EAB. TOWNSEND the celebrated mauufoctu-
~ rar OF '' IDs0asegEs S4rsaD aDariHa." had ad-
mi,ted publicly that the California Plant - .' far
5sisr MaH SarSgpuWa," and is the " "cheoPest
and best medicine u the world" Pamphlets con-
tanning interesting information as 10 It's remarha
bic properties in the cure of Feyar and Ague.
Pulmonary Complaints, Nervous Affections and
Culaueous Disorders, from the mos respectable
sources, may be obtained at iho agencies, or will
be forwarded TO post paiE applications. per mail.
FREDERICK A. GAY,
Proprietor Of :. Gays Canchaiagun."
Depot, 36 Broadway, Ne0 YORK.
July !. lSIS.-2O.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
THE PICTORIAL NEWS,
BY &. e. EsRACKETTE "a CO.
IN LOUISVILLE, KY,


At ONLY FORTY CENTS A YEAR;
Three copies for 81 90; sscen for 50 90; e1sreu
for 50 90; fifteen for / 90 eighteen for 50 90 !;
Y1yrJis iHrariqJis IN GIcaHce. Subscriptions
geceirsF al same rates fer half year Or more, as
the publication 5cjU BE- gsrmqHent.
yE7IIIS is a spondid well filled sheet. containing
"A much of the choicest matter. with elegant
illustrations engraved in fine style. Oar large
towns, marts Of commerce. and busy life, as well
IS many Of lae beautiful scenes in our country
appear IN It's pages.
Police reports, city manners and customs, as
well as rural life, are shown IN most humorous
manner; our country, its mansions and cottages.
its glorious institutions of public character, the
wonder of an age, can be seen in the columns of
the News, in which, too, the word is exhibited as
Il is.
The professional man. the scholar, the wit, and
the drOii one, we'll as the most common every
day character, with Generals, Orators and States
men-ndced all kinds and conditions Of people,
stand erect in the Pictorial News.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
TERMS:


The Telegraph will be furnished to subscribers
at thres dollars Ia adUaHCe. within three months
after the reception of the first number; three dol
lars and half within six months, and four dollars
at the end Of the year.
Notes on any specie paying banks Of the States,
will be received in payment, and remiltances may
be made at our risk.
The Telegraph will be carefully directed and
mailed every Thursday morning.
All letters on business should be addressed to
d. q. BALL, Doaksvilie, Choctaw Nalion-Post
Paid. d. FOLSOM Editor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25

co., THE steamer TRIBUTARY, JoHN-
H-zsI-z-zll rsON, Master, buiIt expressly for the
-ey5z==7S-SS 60 Arkansas trade, will ply a regular
S1ccef between New Orleans and Fort Smith, and
all intermediate ports.
The Tributary is new and substantially built, has
fine accommoda tions, is well oicered, and numbers
foremost on the stcotton st For freight passa &C,
apply on board or to SCOTT, WHITE x CO,
Van Buren,, Arkansas.
March 4th, 1913 Sly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
Splendid PREMIUMS.

Post Masters are requested to act as oar agents.
That agent who may forward US the names Of
Eighteen subscribers with the pay, 50 90 for the
same, shall receive an additional copy and the
splendid Picture called - The World at One View
or if requested, in place of same, the Portraits
Of gems. Taylor and Jackson. This offer to stand
good for three months, from the first day Of May,
ISIS--and TO apply at same rate for a greater or
tess number of subscribers. All letters must be
post ped, as those which not paid we never
take from the office.
Post Masters whose fees do not exceed 5000 a
year, are. by law, entitled 10 receive and frank
free, particularly orders and pay for newspapers.
Please forward your orders, promptly, postpaid,
to G. II. BRACkETTE 81 CO..
No. 43. Third street, Louisville, Ky.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25

Three ships have been chartered by the Govern.
ment to proceed TO California with sIoros and
troops.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
Hats
.4LLACE g. WARD.

I ss4LLACE & WARD,
4 Aoeived,
o.alet and Cap Ribbons,
'Ad c0lorcd SATIN do.
do. Mantua do.
,.s,--e.lals, ~ wreaths and bouquets.
-, hinges. Thread and LisIe lace
-, Llen lace, cdgings and inser-
swiss edgings and insertions.
Paris lace collars. Needle work
- do cEemizettcs. Mourning
sl.-'9s. Paris net scarfs and clpes.
s-.s- ssl1|is. Satin dress hdkfs.
s. Ala French gloves. Silk mits
.9F sale by
u 49,, WALLACE & WARD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25

Money is now defined to be composition for
taking stains out Of character
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25

Those artists who effect mouslaches and bearl
and wear them Of great length, are now styled ar
lists of the - hairy school,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25


may be purchased at low figure particularly
if a quantity bo laken) OF those gentlemen IN
Whitochopel who import white mice, squirrels,
Italian boys and hurdy gurLys, and who arc
wholesale makers of cho.ora-morbus organs for
the Million. These heart.str,ugs are AcpI con-
slanty stretched, and Will thrill al q momcut's
notice.
y. B.-Brokon pledges repaired hollow hearts
filled on the premises by competent hands, ond
marble halls furnished the shortest notice iecd
memories taken in exchange. --ilaHa-6oos Of
Joking.
The New York papers tell a story OF man,
who, being taken i, was told that nothing would
save him but to drink quart OF catnip tea
"Then must de- said the poor man, " for
don't hold but pint!"
Probably that the same man who declared
that he should die Of fever, because there was
not room in him for the fever to turn--BOsioE he
publican.
| The following horrible announcement recently
appeared in a window in Woverhampton. Ba-
! king every day. N. B. Peoples vials cooked
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
Drug Store,
s
ELF BLOCK. ~ MAIN STREET.
z STEVENSON,

L. = = IN oD-N,
-5,zt o7rrrd and offer for sale a large and
--n selected assortment Of Drugs and Medl-
a..s7; Medicines Chemicals pertumery, Paints
--.-az. r-. No efforts have been spared to
!. ---s and fresh medicines as well as all the
& chemicals, Of the mos. superior quality, -
zsv be- sold q. fair prices. lie invites The at
If Warmers. PHYSICIANS. Merchants and LIg
generally to lis establishment.
5n-e- . 1875
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25

Albums may be said to be dp-noIs wherewith
young girls catch flattery.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
InoE af fhis aIL Of 'cn.

Look at this all OF 'cm.
lP is neither 4I1-,sI up nor dr0i5ned, this time,
is Gods l5srs-rs Should L15s sold thsHu at at
N5.s-ay fF t5er bad g-rirsE safe, and nor they
20 STILL LOWER for Cash Or Produce
9sst al kinds We J5gut keep such gJ1es Ia
., SO c5as GaE sss them, and feel Of tA-ir Ultis
z4.s y5lr g7sr, THEY IUST 60.
Dry Goods and Silks:
L-CJEo Of all c5.ors and qualities, IaEctB Sl-
.l, cap and bonnet ribbons, ygJaIn, muslin, beg
Isle 7aI bed edZ.H-s ana iaces white and black
. French and yellow linens fancy aud black
.silusi. plaid and plain cEmJric, curtain cTa-
surge, EvosI BsrgEs, -ia-G hams brown Hot
-.1rs glazed CIusr.-s, paper. Clu5rlc. black
and Clclmerc, ladies aud ggutleueu's 5 Isle
lTes 5--ic7, purse silk, gents black silk
-5s CrTlts, paper. s.l-c-eI and fancy fans,
30. linen tapes, linen Clu0-ic and pouges
IS, black and co.'r-l sewing silk, patent
- 5l.tJIs. silk -s.s., hoop aud dress whale
and silk hose and half hose for ladies aud
-slt.sme1. pErls1Is and pErasD.gt-cs, Flo
--- and lawn JIuu-ts, orrlH-y JAS. Efs- &c
= d ladies' aud -cutlsua1's 's shoes and JJJisr
IND clI.a's do. ory-brlles, sad
,l.ss, slla.e-1s-s, velIcss, trunks whips,
l- g.rLhs, ca-pe. bags, bride bits, buckles,
srs.rrups, thread rings, collars chains, sc.
b. l--dEl-e and cutlery planes and black
Es can't mention half, come and call for
~ ge Ui.l do our best for YOU at the old
L. 3. BISHOP l. CO.
~ 1873.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-11-25
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EITLE ROCH HlGHSCHODa,
T OR y O u n G i q. ID l. ,
7TvIIs Institution, under the charg Of Mrs. en' 'o
Misses WOOD. was opened fo.. tac rccoy.'g at
pa5s both day scholars and 5oar'ors on Mo'L-y the
25,h ult.
Terms Of Board and Tuition iJg session Of 3 months.
i,g .,..,,f4rs lst department, full ., Gpishir~