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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

This mau is now spp5tehinE lis political
grave. AID we would Willingly have been cor
tent to Jet him res Therein ia peace. end
torendec his dying iays at least quiet. but for
the action OF the recent locp foco convention.
After declaring that the platform" raised la
1911, i. the present democratic platform. '
and passing other resolutions, with view OF
pursuing The same course President Polk has
done, the convention passed the following
resolution
ResolUsd. That the confidence Of the Dem
ocracy OF the Union. ia the principles. rdpa
city, firmness ani ietegrity OF james X. Polk.
manifested by his nomination aud election in
lS4i has becn silnaiy jus. iied BY the strict
ness OF bis adherence 10 sound democratic
doctrines. bA The purity OF purpose, the ener-
" AMI ability which have characterized his
administration in alt orr attiirs at home and
broad; that W. tender to him our cordiil con
CALCULATIONS upon the brilliant success which
has mtheio crowned his patriotic efforts, and
assure hImin advance. that the expiration
OF his Presidential term be will carry with
him TO his retirement the esteem, respect and
admiration OF a grateful country.
Alter this. we are quite prepored for res
olutiou complimentary OF Benedict Auolj,
for his purity OF purpose" \ resolution
declaring he confidence OF the Democracy
OF the Union ia the principles, capacity,
firmness aud integrity OF james X. Poik!'-
What principles hus he ever shown. except it
be those principles 'hat are current among the
verlest scoundTels Of die earth. " hat Ga
paclty has he shown except capacity to rem
der confusion more eonionded. Firmness
Yes, he did possess 6nnnes, for evil 40 Pres
ident ever before exhibited, a frmness IN in
consistent ana competent appointments thai
might well amaze the world. "A firmnrss il
determining on the destruction OF his rivals
even though the honor OF our country suffer
BY il. But why need we waste words abou
Folks firmness. "Eilty-lour forty or fight, >
are words quite sufficient to throw rdlcul,
over this n-attei. And he certainly did show
his capacity" when he admitted Santa Ann;
into Mexco-a degree OF capacity" futur,
generations viii regard with doubt that suci
thing were done and il they are convince,
such did occur, they will look over the page
OF History tor where the traitor lost his head
For this they will look in vain. and in pac,
OF ii find resolution complimentary OF Tia,
principles, capacity. frmness and integrity
OF James *. Polk
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02
ELOOK IN AND GETB BARGAINS s

OI-L LOOK IN AND GET BARG AIMS. 30
AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
TXRE have large lot of French. Scotch, and other
w Lawns, Berages. silk Tissues Silks in all coors
aud other fancy Dress Goods.
Also, Shawls, Sears, Handkerchefs, fine Hosiery,
Frnges and other trlmmings-andFr rem CHI Needle Work
aud Lace Caps Golfers. Bonnets Chemezetts and Rib
bons with general variety of a other of the most de
srable fancy goods, NOW IN SEASON which we are de
iermined to close out without reference TO PROFIT or
cosrwe will sell them, you can make money in these
goods by embracing this opportunity or
RETAIL. SELBY, AGNEW AND SWEAKiNGEN
m3l Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

LATEST ARRIVAL OF FANCY STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
SELBY, AGNEW AND SWEARINGEN
Monroe St, Wheeling.
a RE now receiving their second stock of SUMNER
4A COoDs, comprising avery large aud desirable as
sornien of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, bought at
ductons from early Spring prices Also, very large
stock of superior
CARPETING,
of every variety of and desirable patterns at
dueed prices, and prepared offer important in
ducelnenis to Merchants wishing to repenish their
STOCK, as well as Purchasers generally, m30
.ETOOL! WOOL SACKING.-A large lot of 40
~ men liurlaps for Wool Sackisc just received by
m30 SELBY, AGNEW AND SWEARI NGEN,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

GIN. CAss-The ad interim of the Argus
takes i; very hard that we Should have doubt
ed Gen Cass political chastity. We are We
~ sorry that he should take anything so hard;
but we must take the liberty Of saying that
we. too. have commenced lie OF Gen. Cass
in which several incidents will be named
which have been neglected by the ad interim.
Ours will be illustrated by an engraving OF
the identical black cockade that he wore, the
full picture Of one OF the peddiing wagons he
sent out from Detroit to follow his payment
of Indian annuites, aud the sword he broke.
1t will also contain his letters from France
upon The tariff, and his votes upon the tariff
since that day-his letters upon the subject
of internal improvements his letter to the
Chicago convention. 1t will make sweet
book, and give him a reputation for twisting
and turning, not excelled by any man living.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

Numerous delegates came up the river and
passed on to the PHILADELPHIA convention,
yesterday.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

EUR0rE.-The intelligence brought by
the Hibernja, from Europe is we'll calculated
to alarm the friends Of peace. The indica-
tons, indeed are, that a general, loag and
bloody war must ensue. The colossal power
OF Russia cannot remain passive amid the
contendlnS nations around her, and could she
refrain from interference, the progress OF free
principles ia Poland, aud along the borders
will compel the action of the government
within herown territory, aid the intervention
OF France almost necessarily follows.
With the frs. associated effort for liberty
in Poland France viii buckle on her armor
and strive to accomplish what she deems
her mission OF truth. Already has she avox-
ed such her design, in the following glowing
language Of Lamarine in his report to the
National Assembly.
The alternative was to declare repu blcan
peace and French fraternity to all nations; TO
show respect lof governments, laws, charac-
tiers, manners, wills, territories, and nations;
10 raise very high, but with friendly hand,
The principle OF independence aud denocr acy
throughout the world, and say TO nations,
without forcing or hurrying events, "We do
not arm Tie new idea with fire and sword,
like barblyans; we only arm it with lis own
brlhlaucy. We impose on no people forms
or limitations premature or perhaps incompa-
ube with their nature But if the liberty of
any part of Europe lights up from ours, if
PROSTATE uaiionaIites, OF invaded rights, if
legitimate and depressed Independence sprin5
UP, constitute themselves by their own hands,
enter into the democratic family OF nations,
and maxi an appeal to the defence OF rights,
10 the conformity OF institutions, then France
is thercl Republican France is not only the
country, she is the soldier OF The democratic
principle Tor the future
The above language Is doubtless expressive
OF the tue sentiments OF the moderate party
in France and a. such adopts the cause Of
the liberal, Throughout Europe. War must
follow, and every acre Of European soil run
blood before It's close, before the publication
Of the people and the freedom of the world.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

There is occasionally, an apprehension
expressed that the whig convention, to assem-
bic IN philadelphia on the 7th inst will feel
bound, from partial instructions, TO nominate
Mr. Clay as the candidate for The presidency.
We have no such apprehension. |, is too
well understood that in most cases, where
resolutions were adopted, they were compli-
meuay only.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

TELEGRAPH RATES.-The rates upon
the Telegraph have been reduced, between this
city and Baltimore the rates are reduced to
ID cts, for 10 words, and three cents word
fer all over ten.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02
LIST OLE LETTERS

Remaining in the Wheeling Post Office, on
lst day of June, 1878.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES. The spacious choeo-
Al, mills, al Dorchester. Mass, belonging to
Matter bihef. together with all the valuable
machinery, wer5 wholly destroyed by fire on
Ihur-ddy night.
, lhe char lac'ort al Mr.. Afford m Hitch
,ockssi.le. Conn, Was desiro, ed by fire on
.'u lay. with most OF lis contents. Loss sew
-ral thousand dollals.
Th-rxteusive tannep belonging to Austin
,,rong iu Fal.~lntz, y. Y. was entirely con.
,umed by hle on ,he 2ls, Instant. LIS, S22
/ JO0-nl.ur d,
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Notice.

COUNTY or HEMPST'EAD, scr-At the
Y Muy adjourned term Of the Probate court oi
Hampstead county Arkansas, a. d. lsls, the
following administration and guardian accouni.
current were flied for confirmation at the next
July term Of said court;
Joseph Caldwell, administrator of WIN. Cald.
wells estate
X II Bniord, administrator Of Samuel Vests
estate
Thomas Hubbard, Administrator Of Joshua Fu.
qua's estate
u r. Cook, administrator VI William l.. Cook.
estate.
llulduh Clark, adminis,ra,rS Of Benz. Clark's
estate
James Gibson, public administrator Of John
RoDinson's estate.
Amelia Vaughan, ezeoutriK Of John vaughans
estate
William T. lIamiltsn, executor Of r. Hamil.
tons estate.
William Moss, executor of James Mos estate.
Jabcz $ Smith, executor Of l. c. Tuppers estate
Henry {. Boyd, guardian Of William II. Boyd
All persons interested in The settlement Of said
estates are notified 10 come forward and file ex.
ceptions to said accounts II any they have, on or
before the second day nj our next Probate court.
at II court 10 be holden at the courthouse in the
county aforesaid, on the second Monday Of July.
A, d. ls4s, or they will be forever barred from
excepting 10 fuch accounts or any item thereof
Vestes 5. T. SANDERS, CLERK.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
New store nj Fulton.

DLoCK, BROTHER & co, have just re.
ID eeved aud are now opening large ana
splendid assortment of goods, consisting in part Of
the following
Freueh, English and American Prints 3=l, al
81 brown aud Rleached Shrtings aud Sheetngs,
al, I-i Va. 0snnberrs, rs, Al Lowell do,
bpaehed and brown ddings, checked lwefdsi
penltrnliary stripes, padding, Scotch plaids' green
bara1e, French bombezines, alpaea ustres, black
and twilled alpaca, red, white, green and yellow
nannels, satinet, Kentucky and gold mixed jeans,
81 table damas, black aud white bobnet, bishops
lawn, book aud Swiss musns, striped ea'nbrieks
and laekonets, Marlborough stripes, blue dtnms,
black and eolored cambrieks, Irish linen, printed
cation drills and oottoaades, apron aud furniture
che ks, black tabby velvet, printed tiannels, blue
drills and linseys, Georgia stripes, linen and cotton
tapes, silk cotton and madrass handkefehleis,
finIed shawls, tailors canvass, Russla shee,lngs,
dial er, brown holland, eotton fringe, Marscilles
and grass skirts. ferriting, cotton and worsted
binding, selicia, black aud colored cotton cord,
craze daiues, blue, red and white blankets, tick.
ing, musQuilo netting, Georgia jeans, aud King
slon plaias, &e,, &c.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
INVALUABLE

StlX Lectures on Causes, Prevention aud Cure
y Of Consumption, Asthma, Diseases Of thr
Heart and all Female Diseases. a]l pages, q
engfayings Paper 80 cts; bound Is els. Mai
10 any part--postaFe 10 ets.
Shoulder Braces and Chest fxpandcr, 81
Mail to any part, so cts. postage lnhaling
Tubes, silver, 80, by mail, letter postage. AZ.
domnal Supporters, perfect, IS 10 $40, for oil
Ruplurcs, Falling Of the Bowels and Womb, aud
Weak Back, aud Chest; sent by Express every.
where For Braces or supporters, or Rupture
Supporters, give height from head to foot, and
circumference Of person next the surface, just
above the hips II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods
Address d. 5, S. FITCH
7O1 Broadway, New York po-l Pal.
FEB, 9l,lsis.20.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Gin l'lanufactOry.

ryNIIE undersigned ary now manufacturing their
improved COTTON GINS at Minden, La,
aud are prepared to furnish planters with superior
Gin. stands, made after the latest aud most i'm.
proved plans, They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within l2i miles Of Nnden, or at
Washington, Columbus or Fulton Arkansas, free
Of any additional eosl. All orders from distance
will be promptly attended TO- For any information
relative 10 the quality of their Gins, they refer TO
Gen G. d, Royslon, William Gtubttee or William
Vaughn, Hampstead counly, or Henry NJ. Le'
may, b. Strickland aud A, c. Owens, Lafayette
county =y...
LACKY & SHIELDS
Minden, La, May 10, lsll.23.lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Notice.

rlsHE subscribers have just received and offer
for sale
so Hall Il Speers No. aud . Ploughs,
Cooking and Warming Stoves,
Whiskey, Sugar, Coffee, Molases,
Imperial and Young Tyson rer,
Port aud tlaret Wine, Soap, lron, Castings,
Nails, Cotton Yarn, Nc
In connection with our business aaye established
TIN SHOP,
and will furnish Tin Ware in large or small quan.
titles, on accommodating terms, job work exc
en,ed with dispatch.
BLOCK, BROTHER Il ca
Fulton, March - lsls.6n
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
BLOCK, BROTHER & Co,

MOULD particularly invite the lades to call
w and examine their beautiful assortment OF
Buena Vista Stripes aud Robes,
Printed aud Painted Muslas,
Muslin eingham, plau aud slrped
Gingham, Fancy llandkrfelteis,
Bonnels, Ribbons, l.aees, Edeings, &c, cte
Also 10 then splendid assortment Of Sa0fs ol all
kinds aud qualities
fn,on, May |, .isi5.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or THE
MAILS At WASHINGTON, ARK.

ANIMAL MI DEPARTURE bt THE
MAILS At WASHINGTON, ARK.
Little Rock arrives Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday, 9rs
DrPaHs on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday,
3AN
foh TOwson arrives Wednesday and Saturday,
6rn
Departs on Monday and Thursday. Cav
Walnut Hills aud Minden arrives on Wednes.
day, GEM
Departs on Monday aud Thursday, AN
Camden arrives sunday, 6EN.
Departs on Ihurday, q An
Fulton departs On Monday aud Thursday, G IN.
Arnyes On the same day, D. I'm
Zebulon OF Murifcesbo'o', departs on Friday
Cav
Arrives on Saturday, 6rN
Al the mails close at yr.H previous to do.
paHufc
RIB PuRDOM. T. NJ
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
To Cotton Planters.

'rllli undersigned has just returned from Gin.
! ciunsl with d iin- lot Of Gin Materials.
manufactured under his own supervision IN that
city, aud i nov about 10 open a Mandatory IN
the town oi Washington, Hampstead county, Ark,
for the purpose Of building Gin stands and re.
pairing the sams. Any Gin Stand made and
sold by the undersigned, aud proving to be moi as
good as represented by him. may be returned
without any charge to the purchaser. and all re-.
pairs done by him will be warranted satisfactory
Any person wishing 10 purchase a Gin Stand, OF
10 have an old cue repaired, would do well to call
aud see me.
WM. w G. COLLINS.
Washington, June I, 1886
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Gin =tlaIlsli:,etory.

rkNHE undersigned still continues TO inanalae-
Il ture improved COTTON GINS. one mile
southwest of Washington, Ills Gins are made
of the best materials, aud VIII be Warranted 10
perform well, aud Nill be sold on accommodating
terms
For all repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon as Ito work is completed
r CROSBY.
Washington, March %, lsis.l6.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Hays ilnIncui,

TFWN FafWETHFTFI
Warranted 10 cure the PHsr Long experience
has established beyond controversy the singular
efficacy Of ihis L.umcnl 10 the cure of that pre-.
yalen, aud painful complaint, The Piles. such
vast numbers have been cured by the use Of II,
aud 10 extensively " the article known, that little
need be said BY way OF introducing il to the notice
of the public. Jusl received and lof sale by
DR 4. T.. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
New Store nj Fulton.

MESSRS. COLLINS. LITTLE 4 co.
1 RI now receiving aud opening a large aud
y well asserted stock Of goods suIiFd 10 this
market which have breu selected with great care
in Boston aud srw Notk, aud are now offered 10
purchaser. At as lev prices and Gu a. good terms
as they canbe procured elsewhere.
Our stock Is general, comprising Staple aud
Fancy DIV Goods, Hardware, Gallery. Saddlery.
Gloihnr Hats, Boots aud shoes, CIoekrry. Glass.
wafe, Iron, Steel, Nails. Castings, nnwaf aud
Carpenter Tools, Groceries, Ae. NC, &c
COLLINS. LITTLE & co.
Fulton. Ak, f.b, >, 1889
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
prn.r,. Ilnrehound Candy.

Tor clearing the voice and releaying coughs,
colds, heanencss, irritation OF the throat, asthma,
whoopIDg cough, Nc Just received aud for slle
by DIR H. r. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
DIR. FahncstoeL's Celebrated ycrmifuge,

A safe and most eilec,unl remedy in oil cases
Of Worms. For sale at the drug store Of
DR. H. 7. WILLIAMS.
May II, lsis.23
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
DIR. BENZ. Il. JETV

| As resumed the pfaeiiac nf n,edieinc IN
"a ashihglon. and may vt al times IA
'anhd al hls aPoiteraty Store. unless pfofps
Aonall' hbscni, where be- vii keen a lnl,
supply o. fresh medicines for ,,le low ior cash
Washington. Aay J.-i-tr
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
rmNMm NC
WASHINGTON TELEGRAPH
IS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
WILLIAM IL. ETTE,R.

AT THREE DOLLARS PER AN.
NUM- If PAID IN ADVANCE.
FOUR DOLLARS IFPAID AT ANY
TINE WITHIN SIX MONTHS
OR Gy- FIVE DOLLAR. IN III
PAYMENT BE DELAYED UNTIT.
AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF
TIE YEAR.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Terms Of .idrerfising.

u For asquare of 10 lines or less first insertion
oss DOLLAR, andloreaohs subsequentinsertio ri,ry
CENTS over 10 lines, and not exceeding Is, 10 be
charged us squire and hulf; over i5 and ma,
exceeding 20, asiwo squares and in that propor.
,on for longer advertisements
L-All advertisements to be paid for in adyanee
OF payment assumedby some responsbleperson
CONTRACTS BY TIE YEAR.
trayAnLE QUARTERLY
Not exceeding lolines, renewable at pleasure 500
So on 30
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS
l0liues or less, each additional
amonlhs, {s6 90 sqass' 81 90
& 10 10 M
10 u0 ~ 90
Advertisements of personal alterations will
in all casrs be charged douhlt
All advertisements musl be marked with th.
hunher ol insertions, otherwise they will h. con.
hnned uhiiliofhid, aud charged accordingly. =
No person will be announced as q candidate for
dollars
u job work must be paid for on delivery.
No paper will be discontinued only at The Jis.
creion of the publisher. until all arfeafapes ar.
paid.
All leitcH must be post paid.
suglecoRie olthe paper l2I rents
The above rules will be strictly adhered td
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
COpGrf8ership,

" HE undersigned having entered into partner.
ship on the Is, Of Apul lsl7, iot the pnr.
pose Of doing general Ni1ags and Commission
Basinfss, IN III, town Of fullon, under the name
aud style Of BLOCK, BRvrnER n Co.. would re-.
specifically inform their hirnds and the public gen.
erllly that having leased the Upper Warehouse
oi Mr. L, J. Smith, they ate now prepared 10
receive goods on storage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May /, l,lsii.lI
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
GHIk6wMasD

Knives and forks, carving aud butcher knives
pocket and pen knives, scissors, shears, ragors,
braces aud bits, shingling hachets, shoe aud mai
hammers. drawing knives, hdndsaws, gin, mill aud
bastrfd files, horse rasps tirmcr and socket ohis.
sells, single aud double PLAIN tts, foot ADDE'S, cup.
loar'. I'll, chest, French, pad, plate, rim and
carpenters knob locks, flint and percussion locks
round aud ilal spring bolts, Shoe piueers, sheep
shears, knob aichrs, door handles, sallrt's spring
balances. bfiitania and iron table and tea spoons,
biass plated aud iron sifrups spurs, scfew'dfyefs
bullet monlds, brass and black coffin nails, violin
flrings, gImbets, percussion caps eoTkscrews fish
houks and lines tea BELLS peFgng aud sewing avis,
bfass oaadeslieks, hand cut and ,encnt saws
slogrls and ongs, sythe blades aud sekles
smoothing, fore, jack and join,er planes, wool
aid cllou cards, MANILA aud cotton rope, plow
lines, aud bed cords, Collins axes, broad axes
autes, parliament hinges, butts aud screws, eoileo
mills, hooks aud hinges, froes wagon boxes, waffle
mons, airaw kniyes, grass and cane sylhes. Caro-.
lima oadsicel and grabbing hors, sad irons, grind
stones, OK aud trace chains, nails aud hrads Of all
sizes, shoyels spades. patent balances, sieyes,
ranicn rakes. fry pans, plow monlds, iron Of all
kinds, English, German, and cast steel, hellow
ware Of all kinds and descriptions, such as ovens,
sklets pots aud kettles, Ae., &c.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
feTer and .5gue Pins.

NE. lett has Just fccei,rdn few bo,
- % vegetable pulls tor lhe cure of Ip,s
,,l .. 'rni ft'cf' with general s,sorimen,
't,.h h'dicir"s'utic he will solll low Tor ess
Washington, May On. Isi3. st
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
FRESH uEDIC!>I,S

'NllE spb.crb'r has just received lrebs
,urplt Of medicines, Which lie piEt Tor
',.e 10" Tor cA'n' At HE old shop on Main
'''"r" BENZ. T. JETT
Washington, August l6.-7-lL
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Medical Notice,

Dh CHARLES u mitchell oan nj.
- service. TO The otiJrus Of Washington and
y, ''.h''l' lir may b. ioand atlhs bfck oiIic,
''i,.'ty occupied hy Conway s. Mitchell
March ijth, lslG.30tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
J. n nERNboN
Driit's Hotel,
WASHINGTON, HEMfsTEAD co.
AKkANSAS.

ann = A.Ns1AFNs
? 'llE subscriber brea lrarcto inform BIZ friends
] and tlr pibIic, that b. It'll cuut.nur. bu..
ness at his old stand where hc hus supplied him.
self with every thing necessary for tie accom-
modalion Of the travelling community. lis house
Is commodous, the ruoms well arranged Tor
families mud his table well supplied with the bee,
the market affords.
liis stables brr large, bouniiiully supplied with
pfovrnder, and attended by careful oslrr-.
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be- want.
ing on his part 10 render comfortable MI who may
BE- pleased TO give him call. discharges will b.
as moderate as those Of any other house in ih,
south, as an evidence Of which he refers TO the
following
RULES
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodging per week, 81
i.v -
Single meal, -
Lodging, 2j
Horse feed, 25
Keeping man aud horse all night, ~
Keeping horse per week, -
GEO o. BRl1-T
Washington, Oct 3O lsij-i-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Notice,

HE subscriber La,ihr closed the ws.biD,,on
u iiolrl' will couiinuc 10 kespa Pn,ar. Bn,,d.
ing House At he cid stand, where h. Vim A..
pleased 10 zee his friend. aud former cu.,oms,.
Au prisons indebted to him by note or account,
are respectfully requested 10 come forward and
settle up.
v. r. =, SULLIVAN.
Washington, March Is, lsss.l4
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Agents for the Telegraph.
Mo edicaI Gard.

~ . GIG Ill u ARD
Huef TOR J. A. L. PuRDoM ofIsr nj. ..,.
~ ness to The citizens Of the town Of Wash.
ingian aud lifmpstfad county n The ya,,on.
branches ol Medicine. lIs nav :. found a, an
hoafs ssAf'fi when professionally ab.sut3 s,b.,
al hi' oiliee IN Minek's buildings, opposite Bl,d.
80 store, Or al his date Tnpper 4 smI.h'.,
residence.
Washaeien, Feb Is. Isis. a,
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
DIR. wIsrAR's BAi.sAM or WILD
CHERRY,

For the cure Of consumption, bronchitis, coughs,
colds, inilucnraA, bleeding Of the lungs, asthma,
liver complaints, difficulty Of breathing, plln in
the breast aud side, &c, A lew doT. just received
and for sale by
DIR. r. 7. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
DIR. Is. P.=JETT,

cR} INVITES tho attention of all wishing sry2
~ 10 purchase III