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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29

Tie opinion Of IN old, experienced and scientific
FGrTltr
WASHINGTON, Iowa, June %. 1919,
From the speedy and pcnnaucu, cures, both on
man and beast, which your linimcnt is performing,
! donor hesitate 10 nronoHnc' it The "Gnai Rene.
dy o the Age" | have pnrllccd docloring horses
tor these twenty years, and have tired H the ilni.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
Can;,I Runt for sale.

IN non BUSH wanted, at two cents per bush
iV'"oo from this until the LIT oinr1t MAY Tn.
lulre Of dec u G. BI'RR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29

A IL contracts for selling goods on credit here
"a toforc made with the subscriber, will close on
Il n the ist Of january. 1880
All accounts must be settled by psymen, or note
Nov ., 1879 VIII, W. CusIlMAN.
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nNE-IlAlf Of the canal boat 81 J. Hardin" for
Oale low. To one who is situated to takecharge
Of said boat and wishes to embark in the tTeigh,ing
business, a rare opportunity /. offered. Enquire OF
dec u &. BURR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29

New Store! New York House,
SUTTON Il EYEE.
On canal street opposite The Mansion House,
ID ESPECTFuLlI intimate to the inhabitants
IL OF Ottawa and the farming community that
they hive Just opened new aud extensive asset
ment of TRY Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, trockcry, Glass,
Boots shoes, Books. Stationery, &c.
which they are determined to sell at New York re-
tail prices, Cor cnSh or produce.
Boots and shoes, an extensive assortment,
Grey shcctngs, very cheap,
Tea, mn excellent article, very low,
Whiskcy hy the barrel or gallon, cheap,
Fancy pyin,s, beautiful assortment
Crorkeryot the newest patterns
Carpenters toosnnd nails, a good variety,
Brass clocks. warranted,
Cod, herring and white fish, prime article,
Brandy, real COgnlnc.
Fort wHe, genuine,
school books standard ruhlio,uono.
Whcnt. superior nrucI, wanted Ds-Proiucc Of
all kinds wanted "a Late T. Bassnet,s store, on
pose the Mansion House, ts9SI Surrov & Fyrr,
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si0ts,c TO Rent.
More New Good

A TWO STORY brick dwelling pleasantly situa
Ia ted, enquire of drclI WALKER Il llIcKLIHG
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TOBACCO.

IN BONES Of superior plug Tobacco Of different
Wv qualities; Fine cut chewing and smoking, in
papers and bulk, constantly OIL hand and for sale by
uec =. LOCKWOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
Late I Arrival!

I 7. SANGER 4 Co. are now receiving from
II. New York one of the largest audbrSt n>sort-
ments nj 700 \ ever ottr.i the m'rkct, which they
offer tosr iorcash or most kinds OF produce us low
II not lower thancnn be bought elsewhere
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29
christmas Presents,

A LARGE assortment Of toys books, and albums
for 1850 can be had at the New York House
Ottawa, dec IL SUTTON < FyFE
NEW RAISiNs-ths years vintaGc--a SUI
~ pcrb article, at sutton * FYFE's
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plERCE'sC upper PlouIhs-A fine assortment of
these p.oughs Tor sale on consignment
nov 20 JOHNSTON & CuARRUAUD,
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Wet Feet (!

2D1 PAIRS Of mems. women's. aud children's IN.
di1 rubber, and patent waterproof ovcr.shocs
may nc hndot d2y LOCKWOOD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-12-29

Axes.

4 LARGE and choice a1aortment Of Muns 10
"A sale chcapat dec 81 I.ocswoops
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Salt.
i'IOIlgIls.

D,0Bbs in first rate order, for sale on consignment,
%DO nov 80 JOHNSTON d CHARRUAUD.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
Washington Male and
EfelaaLe Seminary.

fNllE frnstees are hnpny to aunoaaee, TINT ill'
exercises in the Female department oi tbs in'
sllulian, will be resumed On the Sd Monday
of September next, under the supervision ol > Il.
SLACK, 4 NJ, aided by competent aud experienced
teaeheR, IN every department.
They confidently trust lhat their Efforts to es'
iabIi.h female Institute of saperor order, Will
be sustained by the liberal patronage Of tue eei"'
mmlty.
The Faculty will consist of
= l.. sLaeK, \, NJ, President
MIS- 5. l.. Dow, Goyrmess.
Mrs T. ]. SLACK, Ornamental dept
Miss M,m G, SMITH. do, dc
The terms per session Of = weeks, payable hall
IN advance, as follows;
Tuilant aZu
French, Spanish, Italian, and Latin,
each, extra, lu
Drawing aud Painting 10
Nusic=nIano, Harp, Gaiiar, cneh 30
Boarding, everything ineludedl 10
ny ofdpr Of the naard
II. r. foiNDENTER. Pert
$ +. SANDERS, Sec,
Washington, Aug Cd, lsis.if
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
W AR E Il 0 u S {
NNHIi,Ii.

II WE subscriber takes tbs method Of return
4 ins hn ihauksio the rii.Tcns Of tina aud
tho ndjsn.ng counties, lot the liberal patronage
h'friciuw received, aud hopes by .lTiei aud pcf.
s0na' attention 70 business. 10 receive coninu.
anrr of Tho same.
fum ihis dlle the busnrrl Rill be- conducted
hy ihr sultcfihgf IN runurcliHa with IRA MUM,
unlH iir nimr and style Of MColam Il NHHH--
both u NhOm VII devote ih,Ig personal attention
10 lha branch ui the business.
They afc nov having large additions made to
Their Warehouses aud toiivn Sheds, aud will be-
prepared 10 altly ilafr away any quantity Of N.
Freight aud Pfodues. and will hold thrmse YES it.
sponHlb'e fer tie raiu delivery Of the same tffe
sAccpted)
Cotton Hofrd by them will 10 III cases Be- he'd
suhirrl 10 the order Of the ognrf. and will 10 ship.
PED be esrui 10 any house they may wish. Their
charges will BE- as low Hs those Of nny other frgu
larry established Warehouse IN the place They
would sayio their iuends, that ihr Cotton Shrds
they are now having erected will be- the safest d..
post for cotton 10 the place, they will be- en-.
tfrly disconnected with any other buildings n
town, and consequently incuHing less usk from
fire.
Al orders addressed 10 them. or 10 thesnbsori.
ber will receive pumpl attention.
Z McCOlLUM
Camden, September IS, lsis,
n. B,--Wc have made arrangements to have oil
up.ffrigh stored with us. insured aganl loo by
fire., at premium u hall of on, per cent per
month but nu Insurance will be- effected. unles
sptoalig directed HcCOLLDM 4 NUM-.
Refer 10 D. l. Brhiin. A. Block a Son, G. y
Roydon, ESQ, Hon b. Gross. H. A Blcrins
Dr. % Jelt, aud W. II Ellsr, Washington.
a3-Gm
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
BREACH OF PROMISE.


Personally appeared before the hish
tribunal Of the police office Miss Ofphy
Randall. small thin lady. who had
wiihercd on the virgin thofn, las BILLY
Of Avon has ~ Tor forty years. driving
countless numbers OF helpless youths 10
suicide and other excesses by her cru.
ely. and AT last becoming n victim her.
sell TO the same kind Of harbarily she
has so often inflicted on others. Mis-
0rphy labored under the misapprchen.
sion that the Mayor could redress her
injuries, aud some small attorney, for
the Joke, perhaps, advised her to bring
suit for an assault with intent 10 kill
against Thomas Banks, her short coming
lover The same legal councillor lad
instructed her to make ont her ease,
and thus prepared She came up with a
confident air. glanced at Banks, the ifnm.
bling cuprii, with such locks OF triumph
as il she had him under en-. sa. already.
The Mayor upon inspecting his minutes.
found II was Gaze oi assault, and pro.
ceedcd TO the examination
Young woman here Miss Orphy
raised her hcnd aud destroyed the illusion
which her juvenile dress had produced,
for 1t did not require the sagaclly of
Mayor SWIM, after seeing her counic-
nance To discover that she was not n
young woman
Madam, speaking out how was IL!
Did this man strike you
Yes sir, answered Ophy, was struck
by him
Struck. did yon say! how? what
with p
with his appearance, sir.
Struck with his appearance! hows
that Did he strike you with his fist,
or stick, or brick bat
No sir, not 10 my knowledge.
Did he kick you, eh or shoot at you
with a gun or pistol, or blunderhus-, or
Try TO stab yon with sword or dagger
or jack knife
Yes sir he stabbed me.
Stabbed how with what?
lie stabbed me to the heart, sir; stab.
bed my peuce.
What weapons Madam what did be
stab you with ?
With his eyes SIR ond bis smooth,
oily tongue
Speak up. What does shc say
'Thcte's such a noise ON The ioor ]
cant hear "A word
She says he stabbed her with hi. eyes
and his oily tongue, repeated one Of the
officers
Don't believe i, never heard OF such
a thing. Take care wha, you say, Ala.
dam do you know where you are! Do
you know who asks you these questions
What's your charge against this man ?
Il chnrge hun 5000, answered Orphy)
for trining with my affections aud max
ing fool Of me. had lhe offer Of four
husbands, and one was Il wholesale
tobacconst, while he was hanging on,
and missed them all for him. / think
$500 is reasonable enough for the loss OF
four good husbands.
What does she say about hanging !
Awhile ago she said the man had stabbed
her to the heart; now she pretends he
wanted TO hang her Take the old lady
out she's in her doinge aud don't know
what she's talking about
With eyes flashing resentment, Ophy
was handed out and we hope she found
the proper court where Tommy Banks
might be swineed for deserving 80 much
wintry lorelincss, which, like persim.
mon in December was all the swceicr
for being nipped by the lrost and with.
suug upon the tree.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
PLEASURES OF LIFE.

What a,e .iehes, glory, pride,
Laurel wreath, or ieweled crown,
u hen upon lirs troubled tide,
Weary. way.worn man goes down;
What arc mankind's dearest pleasures,
But the iiiiul meteors eleami
What his grandeur what his treasures
Moonlight on the mountain stream
Soon we quit ii4's busy path,
For the silence Of The grave,
Saon thy banner, mighty Death,
oerlhe pfoudesl hrad shall wave
Soon the dwellef in the hall
And The child of peusau birth,
Like the forest leayes shall fall,
Mmgng with their mother earth.
Prince aud peasant, priest and king
Like the little flowers that blush
On the bosom Of the SPRING
Times unspafing foot shall crush,
What! oh, what is pleasure then1
Can II hush ouF woes To sleep
Can Il still the .ihrnb Of pain
Ranklng in the bosom deep
When the hfighl,s, cloud that swlms,
Nision.like eefoss the sky,
Stays the summers burning beams,
As Il floats UNDECIDED by;
Then shall gliitefing gems 81 earth
Bid our sorrows cease to flow
To the joyous laugh Of miHh,
Change the thrilling pang Of woe
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
Gin Mandatory.

TXNHE undersigned still continues to manufac-
Il iare improved COTTON GINS, Qua mills
southwest of Washington. His Gins are made
OF the best materials, and will be warranted TO
perform well, and will be sold on accommodating
terms.
For all repairing, the cash will be expected as
soon as The work Ii completed
], R. CROSBY.
Washington, March %, ls4S-l6.ly
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
VALUAnLH PROPERTY FOR SALE.

fsNHE Subscriber offers for sale, on nccomnlo-
1 dating terms, the following valuable real
estate, yG The well.known tavern stand, for
several years occupied by him, in the town of
Washington, known as Brill's llotel, with all the
sppurenanees hereunlo belonging, The house
undergoing thorough repair, aud will be sold at
a barrain. The furniture aud fixtures will be
sold with the house, If desired Also, well i'm.
proved black land farm, situated about miles
northeast Of Washington, containing 26B aerrsi
about llO acres cleared, aud in high state of
cultivation.
Also, one other tract of land adioiug the ahove
containing $40 aetes; about 30 acres of which is
elearcd aud under good fence.
The whole Of the above property will be sold
together, or separate, TO suit purchasers,
EHA N ppIHr
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
SONG FOR an AMERICAN EDITOR

I'm Of the Pres I'm Of the Press
My throne a simple char;
| want no other majesty,
That strikes the Carer there.
The hclse Of fire obeys my nod;
Alycouriiefs walk the sea
The .ghihiuFs In ihcii flaming inanes,
At Arts command for me.
I'm Of the Pres Tn Of the ffsss!
Do monat1hs wear the eIoEnf
wan my pen aeFo's my page.
And crowns have tumbed Gown,
The clouds float on-ihu nations strive;
Without, the thunder rolls
Within, breed the quiet Thought
That changes all the souls
I'm Of the Pres. I'm II the Press
The Dead around me ihfangi
Their twiul voices whisper Truth
Their eyes fefhId the Wrong.
From them gather joy aud strength,
Nor heed pale Errors 1mse.
My faith in tod large as lhe areh
lie gave lis Universe.
I'm Of the ffess I'm of The ffssl
Ny host, embaiiled iypss;
with them | qnell the iyfanl's horde.
And rear tie siars aud strips
| give my hand 10 all my face,
Ny altar, Freedoms sod;
| say my say and band my kaes
alone, aipns 10 Goi.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
TIM-WARE,

sg,nE undersigned. respectfully informs the
| Merchants OF Washington, LewisvilIe, CO.
lambus, aud tie public gtferally, that he has
located hImsalf 10 the town Of fullan, as a
TINNER. aud will be able to iill anY bill for
ra.waFe, that may be seni 10 him, at the short.
esl notice. lie W also make and repair Stove
Pipes. llelespe ,,iully aulieila the patronage Of
Tic public.
WILLIAM FOWLER.
fulion december %. ISIS a-bm
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
n E GOODS.

THE undersigned respectfully dall the atlen.o.
| oitheit friends aud customers d their large ant
well selected stock OF goods Comprising every
article that is usnnlly kept IN a hulhem Slorel
which have just heen received adl are Offering 50
low thai any one wishinglo buy einnai IA dung
SO by calling on item, They deem II unnecessary
paHlenlafize eaeh article, as lhei do not wish Ia
weary the public by perusng athghty ana long
wndnd advertisement, We feel up. .fdrnt that the
less one praises his stock Of goods tie better Our
stock speaks for Itself We have okly to remark
"l'hai larger baalamay venture more
But I've smaller enes--should kfp pnear shore. >
tive lis a Gull before purcladnE Eelsewherr
A. BLOCK q SON
luar 30, lsls.if
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
NO TICE.

| EIIERS Of Administration, de Lonis ssn.
IL having been granted % the undcni.u .ued, un.
der date Of ID Of October, by the CLERK. In rara.
ton, AID confirmed by tie Probate Court. ut lis
regular term, in November Inst. upon the estate
ol jacob Buzard deceased, all pcfsons indebted
to said estate, ore respectfully requested to make
payment. or cl.r auit vii. certainly be
instituted for tis high time that the ndmils.fa.
ton oi this estate was completed,
WILEY ?. CRYER,
Administrator de boHis nan
Lafayette eoaa.yi Deeembtr2 2, d. 1898.
Dec 6, 1915 5l-u
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
WRLSKEY1 SUGAR & SALT.

'llE undersigned has u lot of Groceries for
L sale, cheap for cash, ut the warehouse of
Mpssrs Il. s. johnson & Co., in Fulton, consist.
ing Of a very good article Al double reetiied
NhIskry, a ehoee article Of Drown sugar, and
eoaNe Salt, IN good aud full sucks. Persons with.
ing to purchase such articles, by the barrel and
sack, are invited 10 call at the aforesaid Ware.
hause and examine for themselves They will be
accommodated for the cash, at prices 10 which
they cannot object, on application to Messrs E
5. johnson & Co, or 10 myself at this place.
T. II. ". MADDuX
Washington. Ark Oct, IL. 1918. 41=tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
Emru, IN. Snie.

THE undrhignrd oilers for sale On accomno.
l. dating terms. iul rate improved black land
farm, situated about mia north of ws.hIag.
ton. congAlnng aboul 2O5 acrcs, alout 100 oi
which, Is IN cultivation,
Tor terms, Sc, enquire of the Subscriber at
the place.
Ell. v COLLINS
Washington. Aug 10Th, ls4s.35
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
10 AslanIcrs.

TVtHE undersigned having been appointed
4 agents for the sale Of Nh, Joseph T. erosby's
Cotton Gns, will keep supply on hand for sale,
at their Ware lluuse IN Fulton, OF all sizes and
descriptions, which they are authorized to warrant
to give entire satisfaction TO the pufehasers--
Persons ia want Of Cotton Gins are respectfully
yiled 10 call and examine them.
BLOCK, BROTHER Il 10
fulton. June %, lsii.as.tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
Election Ncws BIZ Express

Ill Perans indebted 10 the undersigned, will
Il Plru,e conn forward. on or h,foie ,he ir,i
day VI January, lrig, sud make satisfactory NJ.
fangem'nts orlhr payment Of their Indebtedness
Al lhosr failing 10 DO %, will hear from me-
through those that administer the law, aud al their
own expense.
BENJAMIN L. DRITTIN.
Washneion, November :. ls4s. Ai-f
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
MEDICAL NOTICE.

ms WILLIAMS & BURT. having a..ocia.
~ ted Themselves Ia the practice Of Nedicine,
repeatedly tender their professional services to
lht public
oiice, nl their Drug Store. where they will
kseP cou'iaally On hand, general a.seHmrn, Of
insi Dug. aud Medicines.
Nshingian December G. isis. si-f
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
NOTICE.

TUE undersigned having retired from the Office
Of Sheuh Of Lafayette oonuy, hereby notifies
all penons indebted 10 him To- irrs, sc. that
unless The alme are settled % or before the 6rt
Of February, 1919, b. will be ulder the necessity,
hoWeyer duagyeubIe 1t nay be to bin, Of enforc
lng paymoHl
A.C, OWEN, late ShehG
LewIsylle, November lit, lsls. 4C-u
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
NO lice,

I WILL PAY 10 Leather Boots. shlrs, or
/ Saddles, lor oh good lldca lhol nay be
broughl 10 my Tan Yard, the following pfioer,
to wili Ten cents for good dried Hides, aud ise
ccuis Tor good green Hides I willkerp on hand
supply " the ABOVE named articles, Vhrh /
will sci low for Cash, or exchange At fare rates,
iof Hides aud skins
W. j. JONES.
Januay2, ls49 2-W
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
RIriit;s Hotel,
" ASHlNGTON, HEMFSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS,

VIE suhscnberber. leave to inform hisfnrnds
! and the public, that he siil continues busi.
ns@ al his old stand, whore be- has supplied him.
self with every thing necessary for the accom-.
mediation Of the ifus,ilng community ilis house
u eommodoas, iAr fpoms Wrll arranged for
hsl''les end h. table well supplied with The best
ihe markr, aiignds
lis stables are large. bouHiiiully supplied with
Proyender, aud offended by careful oilrfa.
IL pledges himself that nothing shall be- wnni.
ing on his part 10 render comfortable aIi WHO may
be pleased 10 give him call lilo charges will b.
as moderate o. those Of any other house IN the
south, AS an evidence OF which he ;ricn to the
following
RULES:
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding aud lodging per week, 50 30
day, -
Single meal, -
Lodging -
ll0fsr feed, %
Keeping man and horse all night, 81
hecping h0asr per week, -
GEO. o. BRITT
Washington, Oct. 30, lsi5.-i-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
tgsE.I'YED..

: ME subscriber will give liberal wages for he
picking Of -, 30, or 100 halis tf eolon--
ANY person wishing 10 pick, can geto do so eiinrr
Ia l.uug Pfarie ar n his plantation at the foot o
the raft, Busirr paiish, Ia.
Provisions furnished at either plaha on fcasoua
bic terms. JOHN u1GKRELL
Pine Hin, Bosier parish, Aug u, lsis.3),
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
NOTICE.

DE 1T KNOWN, that Letters Tesiameniafy
ID have been granted To me, on The estate ol
John Paxton, decreased, late Of the county ol
se'ief ,ihe same having been granted BY the
Probate Court Of said cuuuiy.l aud all persons
having clnimt again1, raid estate, hre required Ia
exhibit them 10 me, property authenticated, within
ore year from the date Of said Lslicn, which
bear date on the 3ld day Of October, 1915, or
they may BE- Pfecluded from any benefit ia the
estate aud Il u Oh claims be- moi exhibited within
two yein from the date Of said letter., they shall
be forever barred and PfceIuded from any benefit
IN said estate,
JESSE W. c. PAXTON.
PImctlrr', Sewer county, Ark,
October 3lst, A. d. ioia 50-Gw
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
.N'nTEgE.

'fNllE undersigned, having been successfully
\ enFaFHd IN the binding aud Repairing Of
GIN SfiNDS, In tbs place, during the pas,
year, would inform their trends, aai Planters,
generally thai they have recently purchased, in
the Easletn cities, large assortment Of tiin una.
lrrias Of The latest and most improved patterns,
TOT the purpose ui carrying en- the GIN building
aud Repairing business, mare extensively Any
Gin Stands made and sold By the undersigned Will
be delivered aud put IN operation, and proving 10
be-, nol : good as represented by them. may be
returned without any expense 10 The pafnhaser
und III rpain done by them, will he warranted
satisfactory
WM. ". q. COLLINS,
q |. nkirrlN
Washington. January Il. 1919 3-lf
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
New Store nj Fulton.

MEsSRS. COLLINS, LITTLE 4 CO.
Z RE row receiving ard opening a large and
y well assorted stock of goods suited Ia ihis
market. which have bren selected with great care
In noslon and New York aud are new offered Ia
purchasers al rs low pfets aud an good terms
as they can be procured tisewhefe.
oaF stock is ssasFal. eoupr iaz Staple aud
Fancy Dry Goods, HaidNarr, CullsfY. saddley.
Clothing. Hats, Boots aad Shoes, Cfaekery. Glass.
waIe. Lon. steel, Nails, Castings. hnWafc aud
Carpenter Tools. 6faefffs, &c Ar &c.
COLLINS. LITTLE & co.
Fulton, Aik., feh. ., lsis.9
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
a. "a s8' d Va "a "A : azs

a. i "a s5' s. Va "a HBass
THE plaulffs Of the SOUTHWEST are respect.
| fllly informed that the manniariurr Of Gins.
has been feerHlly commenced. aud Is now IN iull
operation, At enliinsburr, Bossirt Parish, L..
II Is designed that this establishment shall Be
permanent, and the proprietor soliels patronage.
under the pledge Of afnshing an article superior
to any now in tise.
The patronage and reward Of industry is ever
proportion 10 tie utility Of is pfodncia Profit
is the hisl objsel ia all eulefpfiss; aud 10 secure
ih.s object, saPsfinf skiil, materials aud allsn.
Ion ate required ia new establishment thai
would compeei successfully with those Of long
standing and popular
No pain. or sapsus, has been spared 10 sesnfr
these advantages. iugruius. kkilllul woFknsn.
the bret malanal AID the Hio.t approved patterns
ate employed, aud ii.s proprietor de-. gus TN, tic
reputation Of hls establishment shall i-r delrimiH.
I'd aad sustained By The superior qualify ai hi,
nns. They xii b. furnished IA puroha,sts al Tie
H.usi convenient points on the tyet above Of hr.
low the mii, upon terms as REASONABLE and &c.
aammodslng, As e..a be- had al any establishment
af the kind Ia ihr country, 1hf musl careful aal
prompt attention sill be given In The repairing oi
gus; aud 10 sll aIdefs IN that nr oi srsnrss
jobs r. COLLINS.
Piueyille Basspr Parish. La
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
col.lerrnq, October g9Ih, lsl3

CorLissuuHa, October 29lh, l5ls,
tgtIIls is 10 Gently, thai ASA THOMPSON.
4 nno agent Of our Gin Shop. Al pnprr- Ia
which be- may have sdyrhis-d himself as such,
will dscouliuus him, uud al prnoa, with whom
he may have made auy arrangements, Wi.i con.
sdrl such arrangements unl gpd void
GlLMER u COLLINS
October g, lsis. Is-n
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
Medical Notice.

NR. CHARLES Il. mitchell offers his
~ services to the citizens Of Washington aud
It's vicinity. Tie may be found a, the brek office
formerly occupied BY Conway a Mitchell
March 18th, lSiG.30.lf.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
NEW GOODS.

rrIIE subserbers beg leave to infom ihsirfrsnds
| aBd The publir generally that they haSsfeer,Std
large aud well selected stock Of GOODS, suited l0f
mn, market. which they are determined to sell At
ths very lowest prices for cash OF opnnetual deal.
GEO. W. GREEN 4 BROTHER
Warrington, Junr " ls4s.29.3m.
Washington telegraph., 1849-02-07
TO PLANTERS.

THE undersigned will make liberal Cash adyan.
| ors on Colioa shipped to our friends in Ne"
Orleans
To conform somewhat TO the present Pne's o.
the article out charges the coming season lor 'ioI.
ing and chipping cotton, both at Camden ana ~
our shed at =" Woodward's Ferry" will be fJ-
teen Cents per bale. "
Having erected large and commodIous ware.
house IN addition 10 our present one We cpnsiosf
thsl for down and up freight loving tothe loceuonj
there is LEES risk BY fire than al any other Ware
house In town. r. HILL ~
Camden, Oct co. ls4s. 4I-bw