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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-28
ROBERT SEARS, Phblsh
No. l2S Nassau ST., Ne

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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-28
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-28
Stone Dwelling House,

T;:::ae Stone Dwelling House,
sSss.kss9 80 feet by 40, with Kitchen attached
about IS feet by 20. A stone spring house
with a smoke house above the same. 4 FRAME
BARN 40 feet by 60. A Wagon house with
cora. CRIBS therein. carriage house and sia-
ble. This farm is situate upon the bank of the
river Delaware, about miles from Stroudsburg
and l3 from Belvidere. TheSfrenion and Bel
yidere Railroad " hich is now being located,
will very much enhance the yatte OF his prop
e5ty. The undersigned as guardian OF The mi-
nor children of Edward Armstrong, deceased. Is
authorized by All act Of the Leg Fa,ure TO sell
'she undivided one third part of said premises.
The above properly is now ie,he occupancy
Of James Bell, Jr.
For terms and condlionsFo Of sale apply 10
Williac1 Davis, SlroudsbuTg, Pa.
SARAHA. ARMSTRONG
Stroud, burg, November %, 1S4s..6t.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-28

the generarive system by ". YOUNG. w. ID.
The lime has now arrived, that person suf-
fering from secret disease. need no more be.
come the VICTIM OF oUAcKERY, as by the pre-
~criplions contained in this book any one NAV
cure himself without hindrance TO business.
OF the knowledge OF the mos, intimais friend.
and with one tenth the usual expense. In adj
Jiiion to the general routine Of private disease j.
il fully explains the cause of r.sanhood's early
decline, with observations on marriage BE, itles
many other arrangements whirh i, would not
be proper 10 enumera,e in the public prints
0IAny person sending TWENTY-FIVE cEyr6
enclosed IN letter, will receive one copy of
This book, by mail. or five copies will be sent
for one dollar Address, DIR. w. YOUNG, No.
l52 Sprnce street. PHILADELpHIA," Post paid
IL WANTED--Proprietors Of Drug or
Book Stores, and Pedlers, in every town ~ The
uniied States, TO oaciassg gents foflhe above work
September 7, l64S.--6m.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-28
Doctor Yourself!
For o5 Gents

By means Of The POCK-
EFT ESCULAPlUS,o EVE
RY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
iw enlleih edition, With up
wards of a hundred engta-
wings, showing private ,I,s-
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-28
CAUTION.
Twesaty.fiye Cents

When the price is
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ST4N4S.
..N MRs, S. T, nolFoS,


on when the world is cold aud dark, in seoming,
When iri,nls | loved too well, have changed
or flown,
wander lar away inspidi, dreaming
or ight aud beauty ia world my own
In TINT lranseendeni realm, my souls elysian,
| hide me from mslorlne's smoon,blast,
And realize hopes ondcsl, falfest ysion,
Aud live aud move amidst the sh@owy past
see again, in those bewitehiag frances,
The brightest, dearest scenes Of other years,
And repel, IN wild drrams and glowing iancIes,
Till forget liles CARES aud tolls aud tears
There are the pictured forms Of flowed ones sleeping;
There are The ewes that once spoke love to mine,
And there is faithful memory, ioudly keeping
Her vigil e'ef the .tAsuFesin her shrine.
Those treasures, what are they Il smile, leken,
The pleasant greeting Of a household band
A tender tone, wefd si laso long spakeni
sigh, sglanoe, The pressure Of a hand.
The song Of blfda, IN dim odfafef bawerai
The mumuf Of the stream wleTe iHl roged,
The music Of the the hfsege, thn bfeath OF flowers,
Memory hath bearded all that ehiahcsd loved
The latest ray Of oylinsss that lnaan
Around my deyioas pathway may depart;
But oh, forbid, that lmn's fllaelng lugeH
Should mar tie SACRED record On mg heat
When semhre clouds along my liie,sky dafkeui
Whrn, IN the future, not star appears
Still let me love the past, Elill lel me heaJken
To the sweet meledea Of early ysars.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

MRs. JOINS QuINcy ApAMs.--Mrs.
Adams was born in England on the lllh
oI February. l77j. She was tho daughter
OF Joshua Johnson, Maryland gentleman,
who went from America 10 London, where
he became eminent as merchant. Dur.
ing the war hr leii England lor France,
where be acted as the commercial agent
oi this country, and returned upon the
ratification Of The treaty Of peace. Mr..
Adams found his future wiie al London,
when acting under a commission ooniolred
upoa him BY Gen. Washington, in 1884,
ior exchanging The raliaca'ions made under
the treaty ol November Of that year. Mrs.
A. was married al Al llaIiows Church,
London, on the 2iih Of June, 1871, anJ
followed her husband 10 Prussia, where Ma.
A. was presented as the lrJ American
Minister from the United States. Mrs.
Adama conferred honor upon the country
at time when the UuIles States Nas mst
recognized as an equal amoAg The nations
Of the earth. Her neu thcahc oi service
was in Washington, aud aler nss again
the Court Of 81 Petersburg, and tbs ,ronl
1909 10 1914, he most exciting, aud yer.
haps the most revolutionary period in he
history Of England, and embracing a pan
Of that interesting period Of our own history
when the country was at war with Eng and.
Mr.. Adams resided longer at st. Peters.
burg than any ono Of cur American Minis.
,ers excepting Mr. Middleton, and bis lady
was left there for a bripi period, while hcr
husband was called to another Geld o!
service. Mrs. 4. came alone from 81.
Petersburg to Paris, a6erihe treaty olpeace
had been signed by Mr. A. at Ghrnt She
was a, Paris during the most memorable
period o. Napolson's supremacy, and passed
The world wide "hundred DAYS at the
French metropolis. in the mids, Of the
whirl Of excilemen, incident 10 the struggle
between the Bourbons aud The Revocation.
lists. Alter 4 short residence IN France
followed By a longer one with her parents
in the neghbofhood Of London, Mrs. Adam
came to Washington 10 1917, where be
husband had been called as the principa
member Of Mr.. Monroe's cabinet, Eigl
years as secrstaty Of State, four in ID
White House, and ffy.one years tho com
panion Of her distinguished husband, Mrs
Adams has seen more of court lie, an,
that in every variety, from the boaslIu
osientalion Of royalty 10 the simplicity q
our own republican habits, thaa perbap.
any living woman.
Washington Cor. Piasburg Gasetie.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
FAN ME=HoT TR0u
WILLIE

The stars may but meteor be,
That breaks upon tie stormy night;
And | may err, believing thee
A spark OF heavens own ohangeltsa light
But il on earth hsums aughi so ialf,
II seems, Of all lhe lights thai shine,
Sercnesl IN il Truth, 'lIa there,
burning IN these all eyes Of thine.
Yet long.walrli slans from heaven have mshid,
And long ley'd friends have dropped away,
And mne-lny very heart hive ufash'd,
And have hop'd this many day,
II lly'd no more for love Of pam
but thou has siifFd Is depths again,
Aud to il dull. out-waaTied eat,
Thy voice Of melody has cfapI,
In tones Il cannot choose but hrHf
And now feel It only slept.
Aud know, at even lhy liHhtezi smile
II gathered iiie aud strength tie while
Fail me not thou. This feeling past,
Ny heart would never Tonsc again.
Thou art the brightest but the last
Aud II TINS trust, TINS lose Is vain
II lhoa, all peerless as thou att,
lie net less fair than true 81 hCaH-=
Ny loYrs are Ger. The ann will slae
Upon no grave % hush as is dark hsoafl 0l mins
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Arn.sInrr nIFnllon.

HaLoCk. BROTHER a Gu hafc just Re.
caiycd aai afa B1g opening large aud
splendid aHmoaloi goql7, sgi tag IN paf Of
Ihe following
frruah, English aud tmeraau Prints; 81, -
81 Brawn aud RIaacHal ShHns# and NaselIags.
Al. A. "a. osaabaIF., -, IL iaucI. dos
Heaahed and HfaKn dii''lHEs ehfrzad iWests.
Huisuliary ifIPH. padding, Scotch l#aiaz Green
hlazr. French hamhHufz, alHlea IHirs=, black
and iu..ed aIHara. ~. white. greenland yellow
naunr#. slHnHIs kHuIHHas aHa lasi u.1ea lH#iHs
s-itahIz damazs s aaesauAWaIlr halaeit thsI1ns
lawn. ba8k and SHI.s HHs. silpea rambfa.z
and iaaHoaais. Marlborough lHrzz, hlHe d. u.ms
HasK and ealofsd eamHdsks, luail lasnt Friaiga
a0iiaa dH aud calioaad#z, aHua Dad lHu|llra
aAszks, b.asb iabhf velvet. paaiea iaaasIs, l.Ha
drills aud '.aHeyz OHgrzIl stripe IHgaaHa cotton
tap. szIk, fajlal aud ualus HaaaasHr'.=lat
an#al aHuWlsi s|.ars aaHHasl isassI# s..#siIHsls
daIar. Huan holland. cotton Idaea. AizneII,z
and ars5s ss.riz. iafring. cotton aHa husir4
EHdas. s1IH.a. black aUa cH#ara 1#iiea ca5dr
omra d1a'u5z. bine. red aud wH.la HlHkei5, t.ak-
ias, mu#al.Ia netting, George i1aas, and hing
afau I5'uIsH. Aa..Ae
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
GODEYaS LsDYfs BOOK
AND
Family Maga=ine,
Ron raf.
FoR Isia

I INCREASED and Increasing attraction, with
l the largest circulation end CREATES, popularity
Of any magazine 10 the uuiiod siulr4
NEW DEPARTMENT
The rarwruY will contain articles from Bryant,
lonrlrow, rcrcyal Wendell Holmes. Washing.
ton Irving, y. +. Wills, Hoffman Tuokcmau,
Simms, nal.srk, Padding, Mn, sroumcy, Mie
Gould, Dana, ilcThgri, fliz Grcoa lla.'guk, Ais
Sedecw.tk Theodore S. Fay, l.rom whom wr
have received novelette, which wr shlI. shortly
commenced Mn Amman, Pafk Benjamin, Y. A.
Poe, sc.
TIE Msri BrgsijHl Emif''aiamit
From dc bands Of ,hg dri artists, and, eousr.
qleudy. Gar apsn0rlo those Iu any o,hermagazar
adom The Book
OmlmrFi aHi Uai'y are ClIiHrl
The popular series Of articles on Health. Molsl
Cottages, and hcod.c-Wo.k, Ao Illustrated wnI
ine engaWurs, Nii Do continued and such other
features us eau D. made sabseHiepi TO lhc grand
design Of ihe work
The mental nni mora! improvement oi ds
readers Wll from time % t.m0 ht added
Csrs3 Frsian
Every month, altered from he Frneh 20 1I'i ihr
more m0,leb intcoi ihe ladies OF iha county.
TaH s hr Hoi tar 10 Nalarlit
PoroHs commencing with ihr January number
WiIl receive
Ma Luies Ser Nosfl
Now entire as lhc portions already published wi,l
BE- reprinted u that number SO dm.uui0n iu
the usual interest and variety, but an Increase n
the number Of pas5,.
TERMS.
Ono copy one yrar, which Includes The Ladya
Dollar Novp papcf SO 60
Making three Publications 10 one month
i0rtlc above small slm.I
One copy ivo ycar 900
Two copies one Ycar OO
Five copies one year, with aB extra copy
TO tho perQh sending ihe order DO Ol
Eight copies one seaf 10 90
Twelve do da gl UU
Allr l.. 4. Cooley.
n ll3 Cheaui street. Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
smith s Thorn.

CA Il DEN ARKANSAS.
- fG 70 Hrqaa.af iHz.r iH.caa. and PLANTERS fn
- oaard.n aud aJIzcaai eaunIie# .tlaai tHay
se sfI.l Al iHe a'd saaA Rhsfe tHeY SHALL b.
l#HH# nc ~. In#z taaaH them
iH#g HIll base a#raHzIdsfuha #faeH on hand.
aad tayH h'sa aapdzsd el hsa,t shipments i.am
o. uaH'I sI5eIi haFa au.fHl IA Nru uHIraHs.
aHa ei = lisy sarHsi Iram arrangements they
aHa mas|HE ia receive HHioIa tHs sIaamfn com.
mHHre fuHu|HH.
fafi'fs ealing at their es'ah'i ishmsnt sill al-
Wa 6nd eF.I selected and extensive s,ark. NJ
price, sqHai.gil not lower than ans other housr
iH ibs traHa.
TI#5 alI aIsa attend TO the receiving md faY.
UaFi.Hs al Oh Haal. faaslgusd to their cate will
VHHr'asIIK sad dasrzirH
AdHaless mads ua ralidns ei,berf hpmsat
of go zi0aHr.
eamdrn.uei l., IslI.im
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
LINES
~ MAS uEnAaa

us MAs. uGaAHa
srwas a lovely thought II msfk The heur
As they llnalsd IN light away,
By the opening and the folding iioRcis
That laugh 10 The iummefs day.
Thus bad each momrul its own ueH hue,
And Is graceful cup and boil.
In wbose colofesl yaar might sleep the dew
Like pearl in an ocean she'll
And Is not life in ia real flight
Marked thus-rysn thus on earth,
BY the closing Of one hopes delight
Aad anolhef'a gentle hirih'
Oh, lei u i've, 50 that flower BY flower
Shutting IN iuin, may leave
4 Lngaeg sfiil for ihe suasff hgHr,
A charm for ihs shaded oae'
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
CoIJGrEnership.

iili undersigned having entered into partner.
chip on The lst of Apul, l-l7. ior The pnr.
poat OF doing general SiaIgrs and Commission
hhHHf'f, in the town ol Fulton. under tho name
ana style Of bl1cg, BuUmEa s. Co, would rc.
specially mloun their friends and the public zen.
orally That having Iouscd ihs Upper Warhau,o
4" Mr u. J. Smith, they are now prepared To-
receive goods On storage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK.
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, Mayl,lsl5.ll
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
EZRA EEGI.r.G CO.,
Receiving and Forwarding
NE BH NS

81 Furnm TAM u maNhratN atu.
eAunfN. AHEtN#tH
! ANlNe large aud eommaiiaus Warehouses
I I uueouneeted with the principal buildings ia
town. necessarily iueuuing lees Hsk, pledge Them.
selves to lheiFod friends aud all others that ldtir.
charges saall be as reasonable as any other rsgu.
lar established Warehouses, and by slHci altrnl
tun hope 70 give the utmost satisfaction To al
who iayaflh with their patronage
Camden, Ark, January 90, 1855
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
.l'oYECE.

10y virtue Of decree Of lhr Circuit Court Of
. , Hampstead county, we Wi' sell TO the highest
hddCr ai public auction, az ihc couu.hnusr door
il ihc i0Wu ii Washington, n the State Of Ar.
kansas, ou the sth day OF March. lsAs, an the
Ianl. llelng about le 900 acfesl owned by Daniel
Morrison ani thr ho.r Of john MorHson dee.
Terms. en- lt of Que, two and three yenn, prr.
cha.,ra giving bond and security, sc, Further
pau.cuiau made known % day or salc
". T. THOMAS.
W w. STUART,
R II. CONWAY,
CommissoHsrE
Washington. Ark, Fob. lG. lsls.lO
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
To Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRlNTgR's
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTER S
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE.
, 7 SllE subscriber have oHrned neW TYR
farNnY in HE city of NoW York. whore
hrg afa dytoApI3y ablsHiaauy rzleat, laF
any kiua ii iah iancy type, ink. rapeF, 5ases.
za..eys b'a#s rule, sireI column rule, composition
zI.aas, ahasfs, and every auIeIe neeessag Tor a
printing ailier,
lHr iYpei which afH east u new moulds, iIom
an eaialy noW sei OF maifiSes, with deep coun.
tsH', are wsFanledtu ha unsurpassed by any, aud
sill hr sold at prices ta saIt the times. An the
4paumi-hsd hY u# !. sbaad cast, -
fHH'Hg presses furnished and also steam en-.
z.nez 81. thr moa approved patterns,
MA maeHiuH' is Iscdastaniy in attendance
Ia repair presses and light Wark.
Composition faI'sH east Ter pfintsn
lHEdIi0u Of noa p=ngfs WHO sill buy ihrre
i5mea as much iTpa as their bills amount tn, may
EIEe ihr above q manths .usgHsanin ihe'rp1psn,
aad sHnd ihsr napsH continuing il Ia tn sub.
s#f.hau. GOGkROEf i 0HEREAn
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
IMpROMpTn

"cone kiss me" said Robin gently said "No,
For my mother forbade ne 10 play with meu 50,
Ashamed by my answer he gded away,
Tho my looks pretty plainly advised him 10 stay
Silly swain, not a. al reeolleciing-noi he,
That ms mother nc or said that "ur must not hiss
me-
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
EFaIdlERfP.

kaivez and ialks. eaB'uz md talesHr EuiHrf
parkHi and pen aHYeI aH, #hras. falaH.
Hiaess aHd H.iiz. swinging HheHeis. shse and aai
hammtaz drawing Aa.gsa, laudzauz. gia. uIIl and
laslsri iirs. hafse fa-Iz, inner and socket rI..s.
ssls, ziuai aad double Hiaa Its, iaai aases. cup.
lasn'. tII, ehrsf. French, pad, raie. rIm end
carpenters knob locks, flint and percussion Jocks
mnud and a#t puaE bolts saae Fnesfs. shsH9
sHsui=, luab a'Hhcs deer handles, saliaf's Hprag
baalaes. hHHaaa and Isaa lalls and tea saaaaz.
M5s p.alel and a#lIfunz. spafs, seraH-dIiyeHs
bullet mda.lz. brass and black coffin udi's. violin
Ftfnss, gmhlris, pcfenasol caps, cork srfews. fsh
hookA and lines eabelIs Pogging and sewing avis.
bras oand.eHIris, hand = oul aUl tsueut saws,
dsyels and tour, yiir blades md Erfles.
tmoai4ns, fore, jock and i0Hicr puu,f. ws1l
sad oh.on cards. manila lnd cotton mpe. pIow
lines, and bed cords, Collins axes, broad a1rs.
augsr, parliament hinges, butts sad screws, collie
mills, hooks and hinges, iloaa- w1eau boxes, wul'e
iroIs, iaW knives, grlT and caH, syih1s. Caro-.
linn caHsirel ani crubbBr hars, cad ir,ns. Grind
sidHcs, OK and trace chains, nails aud hfads OF 400
f,'cl, ,horeh spades, pairut blinaccf, styss.
glrltu rlkr. ify pans, r.ow muud., irou OF ali
kinds, El1.sl, German, and east steel, hollow
wars Of aI. klda and descriptions, such as ovens,
ak...eis pots aud kettles, Sc, sc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Gin Mandatory.

FENlE undersigned lrf now manufacturing their
improved COTTON GINS ni Mndcn. La..
and arc prepared TO furnish planters with superior
'lu-fiuud., made AFTER the latest and most ina.
proved plans They will deliver their Gins nj
any plantation within 1875 miles Of Muden. or at
Washington, Columbus or Fulton. Arkanna. free
Of any additional cost Al orders from distance
will be promptly attended TO. For any information
relative TO the quality or their Ginr thry refcr 10
Gen. G. d loyHon William Crabiroe or William
Vaughn licmptead county, or Henry VI. Gn.
may, y. Strickland aud A. G. Ovens Lafayette
county.
LAcBY & SHIELDS
Minden, la., May m. lsl1.9g-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Nniice.

' VIE subscriber having closed The WashiBA,
4 Hotel, will continue to keep O. Private BoaNN
ing llousc al his old stand. where he will 4,
pleased to zee his friends and former customer.
All persons indebted to him BY note or account
arc respectfully requested 10 come forward and
settle up.
r. r. SULLIVAN.
Washington, March lj lsts.li
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
BL0CK, BROTHR s "a.

RTorlD particularly invite thr IadIf IHcaH
" end examine lbHif helal.lal UzzaIls - of
Baaua Aala slrHes aud Robes,
Printed aud Painted Nuslusf
Muslin Gihedam, PLAN and striped,
Giasham, Fancy ilmdkarteis.
Hdanels, ldlhaus. laefs, ld8usz.cis., aIr.
kIso Ia their splendid gasJlmuHI Cd s. s#ss al all
A.Has lHi qualities
Fulton, May h.isi52i
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Dr. A. q. Rreut.

Graduate Of The University OF Glasgow
~ Scotland, and % practitioner II some s.,irrn
ycnr' standing, chiefly In ihc southwest, would
tender h.sserers hs o. Physician, Surgeon, Sc,
to The citizens of Lew.viIle, Lafayette county ,
Arls. Office and residence in the town Of Lewis.
VILE, where he may always be found, unles. pro.
ieeI0nally engaged
LewiNo, June Is, -iG-3G-ly.
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
DINSOLUTTON.

rTyHE copdruerhp heretofore existing BE-.
tween tle mlrr ruai, uidsr the hm Of
Levy & Nulhrt b. lhs day Dissolved by mutual
consent Al person, indebted 90 lhc fm wUl
make payment TO laac Levy, who !. authorised
10 collect o.. debts due tHe irm.
ISAAC LEVY,
NATHAN LEVY.
Washington. Afa, Fsh DO, lelsII
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
New Tavern in FuIion.

= AYlNG r,alrd de well known UNION
E HOTEL l am now prepared 10 racrivr
h1aflHlH af accommodate tmvfl'fn an reasonable
terms Ay stable sweii provided silh corn aud
fodder and every attention shall be- paid to tho
comforts and wants ei those who favor We with
their patronage
HARDIN WILLIAMS.
Iullan. OCT ll. lsI.-lI.l
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
NeM store nj Fulton.

MEssRS, COLLINS, LITTLE 4 CO,
RI nos receiving aud oHaniag a largo and
y well assorted sioek Of raadz suited 90 th.z
market, which have lren selected with great cane
ia lozloa aud New lofk, and are nuw offered 10
purchasers al al low prIens aud on ss good isIns
as they can BE- pfaruHrd e..eNhsfr
Our stock gfuHuH comprising saHIe aud
fanrY nH Gaodz HatdRaHe, Cutlery. Saaalan.
Clothing, Hat laots and shoes. CTaraso. t.lzs..
wafc, lion, siesI NaIz. ea.imrs. Tagafs aud
Carpenter Tool. GI6eHHez. a. a. Sc
COLLINS. LITTLE co.
Fulton. Al, feh. .. islz.a
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Washington Male & Pemal,
81 WINARY

- &. IA a ~ - "a \
? NllEqcsi session will oommcn,. o., u.pl,y.
4 The A,lh Of March, and close On the lgili
Terms pcrScssioa Of Five Mui S.
Pnmancs, SpcIIinAund Reading, s. IN
The above with MNfal Arithmetic. 40 d"
Advanced English sAies. Nd
Latin, Greek aud scisNfc Branches. 9O
A small chargc for couAgcncIes.
Boarding &C. - per niuth or $40 psrrerio,.
u uoi convenient TO rs In advance , n,lc
will be taken payable at IA end Of ,bo ss...n
,i2.' Tune by pro'melcd siesn will be deducted
Music, French and DmwingAt ps7si mice a.
soon as iho number Of pupils wA h,s,,fy An. sn.
Foymem of q teacher App.catL n, ,j,,. .''.
70 De made personally or BY lcileho fbe p,J,r.
w.,. JAMES Doom
Washington, Afk, March Is, ls4s-kgy
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Lnnnrlncr.IIn Nnlicc.

Fg7lE undersigned having ths dny associated
q with mm-rI n business Hn nl DAVID
BLOCK iho business hereafter 500 br conducted
% itr old stand u Washington under iIr style OF
a. Blors * Sos llr would avail himself oi THE
occasion 10 return hH siucrr thanks TO hr Old
friends und customers lor tho liberal patronage
heretofore gAteaAcd 10 h.m, and aauras them That
no eXot.ous w.0l be spared TO merit d continuance
q ly thr new firm.
ABRAHAM BLOCK
Washington. Arh, April 25, lsI1.2u'u
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Administration Notice.

! ETrEES oi administration on tic estate Of
~ lienry Kelly, doc, having been granted 10
the undersigned bearing date March 25. leis:
therefore, aII pguons having claims against s.l
estate urc required 90 exhibit tlr samr 10 The
administrator, property authenticated within ON.
year Iom the date OF his letters, or they may bs
prccuded from any benefit in the estate, and Il
not exhibited within two ycan may BE- forever
barred aud plcc.ud-d from auy benefit from sad
estate.
II. $, ROACH. Administrator
Of ihe estate OF Henry ko.Iy, dec.
Washington, March ~, lslg.IG
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
DIR. R. Y. .EErT,
Notice.

IL l,L pcrongudebtcd to u....t.
" earnestly rtucsied IN c.,' 'ugts'ehed are
'olis up, as Iongalndulrepso cnnn,, ' ,9r"aid aud
sen,oq ts,c r. j. SULLIVAN
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
East .10fice.

4 H. persons indebted TO The estate Of Jacob
~ Bulaard. dec, aro hereby notified. thnt
un'on immediate paymcai Do nude, auit wlIl De-
brought against Them
JOHN O illGHTuWER.
Aamr do houis non.
LtwIst.I.e, Feb r, 1875
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
B'er GoOdst

FE5llE Subscriber ere now receiving and OMEN.
y iug a large aud well assorted sioal, of gosj.
suited 10 iHs marI,rl, which have been selected
"Ilh great care, and ure now offered 90 purchasers
at as luw prices und on aa good terms as they can
BE- procured elsewhere. OurNork is general. com.
pnshg siapIo and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware.
Gallery, Sadiep, Clothing, Hats Boots and
Shoes, Cmckory, Glassware, Iron. Steel Nails.
Casting. TInwuw, Carpenter and Blaclamiiba :
Tools, Groceries, &c, Sc , Sc
A. BLOCK g. SON.
Washington, Ark, April GO, lsl7.21.f
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12
Stuart's Landing.

SALINE RIVER. SEWER COUNTY.
FF'llE subscriber has madr extensive arrange.
4 menh for Storing Cotton ON Che Saline.
aboui two miles above ihr Saline Landing. IT,
h provided with commodious sheds, and hhs ui1He
arrangements with the steamer l.iile River or
shipping all cotton oit In bic charge H. salIdia
share of patronage. and pledges BIZ unrrmtied
attention 10 any business eonidcd 10 ht care
- n. +. STUART
Feb lG, Is4s.l0-9w
Washington telegraph., 1848-04-12

"Siop that bari,' az the anxious mother said 10
The negro nunc, when her child was crying