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Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
BY Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDROM4GEN, OR WATERPROOF
ANTT-coSsrMPrfyE
COR z 8 OF ES.


MANUFACTURED DY
HARCOukT. BRADLEY & CO,
k4 Market g., Manchester.
Pnncilrtl Wurloasr. lc2 ITooa S-yce,.
Cliee .1sir5e. i,o,sdon. EHa!ausd -4luey-
aca,t Establishments. IS Aaa Street d.
102 N,tSSu a street. Nei0 York, IT, S.
THE Hy5ROMAGEN i valuable discove-
- ~ lo' plettins the feet from damp or cold,
and theref preventative OF many Lung dis
eases. Sriholrls1y docsying iciGtersr. The Hy-
dromagen = in the iof of sole and worn in
side the boot or shoe. IL nedica.ed character Is
powerful antidotc to dist-se.
For Gentlemen III will be found agreeable.
warm. and healthy to wear in The coolest or
rainiest weather. a. tie isot cannot become wet
II the HfDRoMAGES isinserted Ladies may
wear the iishtest sofe~ cots or shoes in the most
inrlement weather villa inlpunity; while Con-
sumption % prevalent among the Young Of our
country. may be thwartcd BY their general adop-
ficn. Ihey entirely sEperse6e orer-Sfocs, as the
latter cause the feet to perspire in very unheal
tiny manner; aEd. besides. are not dangerous wear
70 pedestrians fhfcy weather like india Tubbers.
While the latter cause the feet ~ appear extreme
lv large the HyIromagen being a mere thin
Slice o. cork prepared, peculiarly placed inside
does not Increase the size OF the boot or cause the
loot to appear untidy. TSChil1ren they are ex-
tFemely vai1'able a they lnay engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy effects Their expense
y 50 slight as % scar-e need mention; besides,
those who natronize them will ind their yetrty
dOctors bills Hfa-ii diminished fAtrr5g.
As the HyGromagen is becoming NOR, known,
Its sale Is increasing 70 an almost incredible
tent Last wear in London, Manchester. Brn-
insham. Liverpool, Glasgow. Leeds, Dublin, Paris,
Antwerp. Hamburg. ana Berlin orr sales reached
l.732i5J pairs of Cork Soies. This year the
number will far surpass that.
Ash the faculty their opinion of their value as
preventative for Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
Asthma and Consumption
Mems size. per pair, IS Cents
LADIES' do. Go 30 4
BOYS & Misses do 2j
NOTICE-From the Retail Prices we make
very liberal allowance 70 Jobbers and Whole
saers- SO tha. any storekeepcr NAV make a line
profit on their sale while they are an article that
may De kept ia any store, among any class Of
goods.
For terms. apply to
HARC0CRT. BRADLEY & CO,
3s ian Sirscf. Neg York
OcrnnER A, 1851. io-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Valuable LaRd for sale.

NV ILL be sold in the town OF Washington on
w the lst day OF January. l5j5-to the high
est and last bidder.
1'tco Haactred ard Eighty Acyes.
of first rate black LAND lying 3 miles North of
Washington ON the Murireesboro road. Seventy
five acres OF sail land are cleared and under nond
fence and have comfortable cabins. stables Sc
situate thereon The balance (l05 acre>l com-
posed OF bottom and upland, is open land and en-
braces soil OF the very best quality.
TerE;s of Sale-one halt Cash--the remainder due
twelve months after date. Private bids will be
received between now and the day of sale For
particulars apply to, A. C. BAIRD.
Washington, Nor 2l, 1851. 47-ids.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
SATURDAY. Nov. 18th.
Senate met.

SeEate met.
Mr.. Berry moved that our delegation in Con-
gress be requested to procure a grant of lands in
favor ei the Western Border railroad Read
On motion of Mr. Ferguson. the Governor was
requested TO furnish information 10 the swamp
land committee in relation 20 the action OF the
swamp land commissioners.
The Judiciary committee reported bill to re-
strain the circulation OF change tickets, and recon-
mended its passage with an amendment Read
The judiciary committee reported bill to
amend the estrsy laws, and recommended its re-
lection. Adopted
Mr.. Booker introduced bill to create the Office
OF State Geologist. Read.
House bill relative to the county tax OF Clark
county, adopted.
The bill to prevent the advertising and to with
hold from sale, certain swamp and overlooked
lands, was referred to swamp land committee
The Till to change the time OF holding the pro-
bate courts in PoiaSett county, was passed
Adjourned
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Polar, or White Bear,

that landed in New York in August. 1851. at the
enormous expense OF SiJ00, which has been adj
Ged to their collection This is the only speci-
men OF the kind IN America. This collection of
Living Wild Animals. includes the most splendid
specimens exhibited IN AmCrIca-aniong
many Others will be toUnd-SfX BEAUTIFUL
LIONS. two Asiatic Lions: two C2ue OF Good
Hope Lions: one African, and one California Llon
also, three Young Lions, only SIX months oid-A
Monster White. or Polar Bear of prods sous size
and erocity The Great Male Eleghan; Romeo.
aid aH Arabian. or pack Camel. pair oi Lamas
or paca>; African Deer. Rocky Mountain ans,
Black Bears; Royal Bengal. Brazilian. and Back
Tigers, LeopardS Panthers. Cougars. Oceiots.
Tiger Cats, striped and spotted Hyenas grey and
black Wolves. black and white Coons Osifiches
Feilrans. StorGS, Vutures, Bald Eagles. Chinese
Owls, Macaws. Parrots, Cocka;oos--hesides a
great variety of Monkeys and small anmaS.-
The two celebrated ponies, Dick Snow Bali, and
Little Fanny FeTa. will be introduced in the
courSe oil the exhibition. with their monkey riders
Peter Punch and Jenny Lind. ior the amusement
OF the Juveniles. also the great elephant Romeo
Will be introduced into the ciIcle, and 20 through
4 series OF performances uCder the management OF
his keeper. Herr Hoonsiu,er. the great elephant
trainer. superb military hand will accompany
the performance. The whole will he under the
immediate superintendencc oi MIR. BeAsLEy the
great Lion Tanner. who will enter tne deus of
Wild beasts at the close of the exhibition: after
which the animals Will be fed in the presence OF
the audience
Admission 80 cents; children under % years
of age. and servants p cents
UrDoors open at o'clnck p. NJ
WQShiae eion. Nor. 81 1853 as
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Sale Of 10th Sec. T. I2, s. H. 25 w.

Tn COMPLIANCE with petition presented
L to me for that purpose. by majority Of the
house holders of said Township. III accordance
with law: will offer for sale. to the highest
bidder. at the Courthouse door. in the town OF
Washington, Hampstead county, Arkansas. on the
end Gay of January, 1855 in lots or tracts Of iorty
Acres each. the whole OF Section | .. in Township
IL, South o. Range % West. Said Lands will
not be sold at a less price than two dollars per
acre.
1ERMS-A credit of FIVE years with eight
per cent. interest. payable semi-annually in ad-
vance-bond with approved security, will Be re-
quired of purchasers
DAN'L +. WILLIAMS
Com School Conir.
Wasiug,on OF. 81. 1854. 43-6tr
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

MONDAY. Nov goth.
House bill for the benefit OF Jurors in Clark CO..
was read.
House ioint resolution declaring the Memnhis
and st. Francis plank road nuisance. was refer
red to the Judiciary.
The Dill repeating the law inaicting stripes up-
ou white persons, was passed.
The hii; declaring Kings river it Madison CO.,
a navigable stream. paSSei.
The bill to restrain the circulation Of bark notes
less than five dollars was passed
Senate bill creating the Office of State geologist
was referred 10 a select committee
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Administrator Notice,

COUNTY OF HEMPSTEAD. set.
:" HEREAS at the October term of our Court
w oi Probate or said county. A. ID. 1854. the
following administrators Ex'rs and Guardian
aces current and settlements were filed for con-
frma'lnn at the reXt term 81 said Court viz:
VI. X i. Z. Stuart, admr Y adm'x Est. OF Joseph
Stuart decd.
VIC. Hungate. admir- Est. OF s. " Kennedy decd.
Jefferson Draper, Jno- Bridgeman, final.
same, " Hartwel BrIdaeman.
Jester Cornelius. i WIN. Cornelius,
Clements x Parker, l. C. Perkins.
J. W. Smith, " Enoch j. Smith.
Z. Ferguson. = Jno Henderson.
joseph Caldwell. 9 Slm'l H,pson.
\. Mcdaniel. adm. Finn adm Eft otJ II Crosby.
Eliza Lawrence. adm. E.t. ot WI d. Lawrence.
CdtEarnr CUmmIns :" Jas CumninS.
Geo. w. Stuart. guardian OF minor heirs OF w D.
Ward.
I. 4. Williams Guard. OF Andrew F. Thompson.
D,iiiah 4. Thompson.
Mary r. Thompson
Martha @. Thompson,
All persons interested in the settlement Of anv
such Estates or accounts. are hereby notified TO
come forward. ana lie exceptions to such accounts
II anv they have, a. or before the second .iay ii
the next term of tie Court MI Probate tnr sali
county 81 Hampstead to be holden at the Court
house IN the town OF Washington on the "a Mon
day of January. y. ID. 1855. or they viii be for
ever barred from excepting to such accounts or
any item thereof Tesie,
s. n. SANDERS, cierk.
Washington, Nor. l, 1854 a.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Upper Red River Packet,
T. A n NY T. RN. -

CAPr. JoHN HousroN.
= s THIS superior ard light
r>~,---=,IAA- -drait boat will commence
eSz3E1.sesEsEvS eSz3EZ1-ss.essEsEsvS running from Shreveport TO
Upper Red river as sooL the water permits.
She is entirely new, built at Shreveport by Col
lins & Gilmer. and calculated expressly for this
trade. She carries about nine hundred bales of
Cotton and has good accommodations tor passen-
gers; and her officers will use every exertion to
do justice tot hose who may patronze her
Nore3iber %. 1851. iS-6m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
FRIDAY, Nov. II.

FRIDAY, NOV. n.
IL House met pursuant to adjournment. Prayer
W heV. Mr. Gillian. Journal read and approved.
Ut, .hf- zones OF Desha, from the committee on
swamp lands, reported adversely to the massage
=, u tne resolution, instructing our delegation in
congress to procure the passage OF a law placing
.ne swamp and overfiowed lands. at the disposal
70 70 me State as she may consider most cond ucive
"aer interests. Also, adversely to bill No. %
'ins an act amendatory 10 an act, entitled an
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

VERDICT FOR WHIPPING Yorxe WOMAN
AT Poughkeepsie, n. Y. a few days since, school
teacher was tried TOR cruelty whipping female
pupil, II years of age. The Judge charged the
jury that the teacher stood in the place Of a pa
rent and had a right to correct pupil, but in so
doing must exhibit parents feeling. aud ii be
exceeded what was necessary to preserve order
he was liable i6f assaul; and battery. liz, further
charged that The means used to preserve order
should be adapted 10 the sex. age aad habits of
the pupl. 'anG left i; to the jury IN say whether
any possible circumstance warrants man. wheth-
er teacher or not. in laying his hands in violence
OF anger on grown up girl" The jury found
verdict against the teacher for the sum of S3Gj.
ID. c. Grinnell has Just patented an invention
which IN his Judgment will contribute greatly to
the safety OF railroad travel. 1t consists in hav-
Ing track inside OF the regular one and separate
track TO run upon it--so that in OF accident
to one track, the may have another to rest up
on, Mr.. Grnneli says that practical engineers
whom he has consulted, speak of he invention as
one OF great importance. He sees 10 reascn why
with its use trains may not run hundred miles
an hour as safely as thirty' The expense OF a
road Is not so much increased either. as the ralis
may be made much lighter than at present,
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

SoUTH CAROLINA REPRESENTATIVES, II Con-
GREss.-A. the recent South Carolina election.
Messrs. McQueen, keitt. Brooks. Orr and Boyce.
the present Representatives in Congress from that
State, were all reelected
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Medical Gard.

hrs. WILLIAMS & BURTON. having asso-
- ciated themselves together in the practice OF
Medicine. in its various branches. respectfully
tender their services 10 the Public Office at
Dr. Williams old stand.
Washington, Nor. ~. 1854. 4s-tf
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

Die5-At Indiano,a, Texas, on the oath OF Oc-
tober. of yellow fever. CHAMBERS ErrER ESQ.,
for many years resident of this place-aged 36
Years.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Look Osst for the Elephant!

GRAND CON BtNED MEN AGERlE
Of Licing Beasts, Birds, Reptiles, DC.
DC. will be exhibited at Washington, OH
"Wednesday. Dec 18th, 1854
THE PROPRIETORS take great pleasure in
announcing to the public that they have recently
enlarged their NENAGERIE at an enormous ex-
pense, expressly tor Southern Campaign. This
is now the largest exhibition OF the kind i'll the
United States The proprietors have succeeded
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

ScHUYLER.-The New York Mirror says that
Robert Schuyler, the abseondns 6nancier, is flour.
ishing ip Paris.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Come ana Examine gorYourseir

Come and Examine for Yourself.
INHE Undersigned offers inr sale on ,A.n-
L accommodating terms q valuable --t r.
psdntation- cu'iialaIn- BOD acres ui first T1J
class p.aud.-eighty acres oi which i ~.
IN cuiti .a;IoJ-with tie Stock and present Crop
thereon. Also. other valuable Lands The ini-
proved tract Is situated Tear Rocky Comfort in
Sewer county. Arkansas.
For further Information apply 70 the undersisn-
ed on the premises. Il. B. PEARCE.
.3ugast. 18th. 1855. 33-to52A
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
= OF c G

TNHE copartncrship heretofore existing be-
- tween SAMrKL n. NcCrLLAGH and w W
BRowy. mrder tire style Of McCuilagh Brown,
was dissolved On the 2sth Ct June. BY mutual cor
sent. w. V. Brown having purchased the entire
interest OF S p HcCnllagh, is alone authorized TO
settle W The business of the firm.
W. v. Brown having connected himself in busi-
ness with Il. 5. Ashby and IT, X Ashbr, the
business will be conducted under the nane and
style. OF AsHBY, BROWN & Co, at the old
stand.
Fsl;on July lse, 1854. a.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Medicafcl Ear Chest Protector.

Sir H. C.. Bar HrfHfo! rrT qdUised tie us, Of the
Medicafci Esrr Chest Protector.
ITO ALL PERSONS III All ages aud conditions,
X q certain and safe shield against those
ieariu! diseases Consumption. Bronchitis Asthma,
Coughs. Colds, and other affections OF the Lungs
which arse from the exposed state oi the chest,
dog p fashion, aui the continual changes Of
our climate.
THE Protector \ simply chemically pre-
pared fur, lined with silk and padded, which sus-
pended l;om the neck. covers the chest in So
agreeable manner tat, once worn. it becomes
a necessity aud comfort
The Protector although brt recently intro
ducet l7to America j. making rapid progress
through the United States. tie Canatlas South
America, and the West Indies. 1t has for long
time been staple article in England and On the
continent OF Europe. while il has grown In many
countries 10 the position OF an Article Of dress
To demomsi rate thcse facts enquire Of any Eng.
lIsn resident in rcur vicinity OF his knowledge Of
the beneficial effects Of wearing the Protector,
scifiogt recourse 10 Gottoring Of any kind The
cost OF wearing these articles is a mere trife and
one will last some years. No one who values the
health Of himself or his family will lie without
them. Inc Hospitals in this cnnr,-rv are not
alone recommending them. but rapidly introdur-
ing them. Harconrt, Bradley & Co. Of London,
and Manchester, England. were originally en-
trusted with tie Manufacture Of the Protectors
by the ianented Dr. Cooper and continue 10
manufacture according to hif original Instructions,
and therefore recommend those who would wear
The Protectors IL 10 their being genuine.
Remember tia Is u staple ariicie, a;rd no Patent
fsdietae.
RETAIL FEIcrs
Cents Size. ~ each
Ladies De-. I 40 do.
Boys and Misses do .... 10 Do.
HARCoURT BRADLEY & co.
- mn Sfred y IO2 Aassaa Strref.
.-tG New iork. U. s.
PRINCIPAL WAREuorSE. la1 Wood Street, Cheap
side. London
MAsrFACroRY, ~ Marxe. Street. Manchester,
England.
H., q. & Co. are establishing Depots for the
sale Of The PROTECTORS" IN all parts OF America.
Physicians. Surgeons. Druggists, Clothiers Dry
Goods Merchants fFatf-rs and NlilineTs, also
Genilemeas Furnishing Stnre-keepers are en-
trusted WITH the .loesae and retail distribution
of them. and TO whom most liberal terms are Of
.ered tor their enterprise, and splendid oportun-
lsy opens 10 them Tor sale and profitable business
For terms, aPply TO
HARCOURT. BRADLEY & CO.,
IS .fna Sfrelf. Ncr York, Y. S.
Ocre5ER 4, 1854. 40-3m.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
w. W. ANDREWS,
B. L. BRrTTIS.

B. L. BRrTTIS, Wv. aHoREws
'.'.-'......
New ;ii.d ashionable GOc -.
M f arr now rr~1ivins direct from tl- East
w ern cities, p;I New Orleans and Shreveport
4 large and well selected assortment OF
English. French and German
+ A n C n III IsX ONsDS
Of The yiclie0 Patterns and latest Styies
ALSO-A Es.svs stock OF Staple Goods, suitable
to this ruarke; wit:: large and well selected
stock Of
@HWDT"
made to order, in the latest fashions, and OF fine
and rich styles of goods
Ladies and gentlemen can now be supplied with
as fine articles OF dress goods as has ever been
brought to this State.
We are alec receiving large lot o. LADIES SHoEs
of the finest quality and latest styles Also a
large and general assortment Ok
DOUBLE BARRELED GUNS.
Pistols. Shot-beits TASKS. Percussion Caps. &C.
&c with great variety Of articles too numerous
to mention, which. in addition to the Stock al
ready OH hand, makes our assortment the lar-est
and best selected o any in tile market.
Our arrangements are such, that we will coBz
time 10 receive from the Eastern cities, during
the Fall, Winter, and Spring. every description o.
Goods ia cur line ever offered ~ this market. to-
sether with many new, fashionable and improved
styles-all OF which we offer for sale at 4 small
profit for Gosh or on the usual time to punctual
paving customers.
The pnblic are respectfully invited to call and
examine our stock and prices.
B. L. BRITTIN & co.
Washington, .7rk., Noe. 20, 1854. Att.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
American Artists, TniOn!g

THE AMERICAN ARTISTS TxIoS. would re-
- specially announce to the citizens OF the
United States an the Canadas that ior the purpose
OF cultiva.iag ias,e Tor the hne arts through bout
the country. and wi-h the tiew OF enabling every
iafniy % becone possessed q gallery Of En-
cravings,
by The Fi.1 Arfasfs of he Age.
Taey have Jete rrDii-,L Ia orG-r % create an ex-
leas..e sale for t.i.ir tIgrssirgs, aud thus not
oaiy give employment To a large number OF art
is.s and Others but Inspire among orr country
taste for works ~ ATT o present to the puF-
ci.asers o. their e1 cravings. when 900 Of them
are sold,
s2jooce Gifts, Of the atrial cost ef si5o0og
Each purchaser of 4 One Dollar Engraving,
therefore receives not only Engraving nchly
worth the money bot also ticket hch entities
him to of the Gifts when thcy ale lstri LutcG.
For FIVE DoIi-ARs. highly finished Enerav-
ing. beautifully PaiH.ef IN Cd. aud FIvT GIFT
TICKETS, will be sent; or FIvE Dollars wor;h Of
splendid Engravinss can be selected iron the
Catalogue
A copy oi tlie Catalogue. together with speci-
men oi one Of the Engrasiugs. can be se.Ai At the
Office OF this paper.
T For each DcIlsr sent. ar Engraviug actually
worth that sum. ard Git Ticket, VIII iumedi-
a.elv bc forwarded
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
School Notice.

TNHE Undersigned will open School for bows
4 in the Male Academy. On Monday the 10Th
inst. ior session OF FIVE months ana il desired.
vacailnn OF month or SIX weeks will be given in
july and August.
fmtion Will vary from $40 to $50 per session.
viz:
lst, or Elementary class, SI0 90
ID. Elementary. Eng. with Arithmetic, II 50
ID, The above with Geography and Eng
li>h Grammar Is 90
4tL Latin or Greek Language. 20 90
TERIS-Pavahie one nail at the middle OF
session, the remainder at the close
w. l.. CLANCY.
Washington. Jane ,. 1854. 23-ii.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Hides and PeItrics,

y" Z will give cash or goods. for well cured
w Beef hides and Peltries at the Store Of
GREEN & Co. at Williams Caalvbeate Spring
near Mine Greek. w, II. GREEN & CO.
September 27. 2S5I 39-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Tri.weehiy line OF Stages.

WASHINGTON TO CL.RRKSTILLF.
TNHE line of tn weekly stages between WASH
Il insion. Arkansas. sad Carksvi!le Texas. is
now ~ successful operation. connecting regularly
AZ " WashiEgton with the ARRIVAL ami departures oi
the Eastern Stage Travellers will tnl new and
comfortable Stages. COOL teams. ami careful and
accommodating drivers on this route. Fair through
sIO,-Hay passengers. 10 cents per mile Bag
gage at the risk oI owners. Office at the WASH
inston House. WN MOSS. Proprietor-
UashiagfoR. .lrt.. N0T. III; 1854 ll-iL
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
% TIE CHEESE. 81
Sir Ashley Cooper, Bart, VI, ID.

TIE LlilNENT HEpIrAL PRACTITIONER. Has LEFr
VALUABLE LEGACY fo TIL WORLD ~ HIS
Great Prerentdflrc 0f Consumption. and
Cntaiiing CUrc for Pulmonary
DISEASES. WITHOUT TIE USE OF MEDICINE
Sir 4. c.. Bar. HrfHie rr7 GdUiscf te use Of the
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
AG Ey 'T-<:

The Committee believing that The .ucress OF
ihis Great Aasiosli LHreyfasrsg all n~ materials
~ promoted by the energy aud en.erprise OF IN
telhgent and peTSeveriHg AZ, Tts hav, resolved 70
treat withsuch On the most iIbrra terms.
ANY person wishing to become an Arert- by
sending tpost paidl IL irH oy fHF of mad,
One Dollar Engraving ~sIFr TICKNI,' Pro-
s,rec;ts, Catalogue aud al other Lecessary in
formation.
On the hnal completion n the ssie. the Gifts
will he placed IN the hand, \ Committee of the
purchasers to Ne distributed. due notice u which
wIl he given throughout the uHltei St-tes and
the CGnalas.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29

TAKE NOTICE, tha, we will apply to the
= Hampstead Probate Court. al the January
Term 1919, 81 said Court Tor an order to rarti-
ton and divide THE Slaves belonging to the Estate
ot said John Henderson e-4ceased
WILLIAM CAUGHRAN. c,,g Pegyy
CaHghrdn c. a!.--5y A. II. GARLAND,
Attorney.
Ortojer loik, 1854. 42-Gw.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
~ NOticG,

a LII orders for Groceries through the House
IA oil ID. 4 V. Block. Of Washington Arkansas
will be promptly executed b, H..
a. & III. BLOCK
% Common aai III Cana Street
NEw ORLEANS. Nov. lst 1854. 44-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
NOTICE.

William Caughran and Peggy !
Canshran, his wife Benjamin /
Bland and Martha Bland. his wife. /
Daniel Ward and Mary Ann |
Ward. his wife; George q. Ward |
and Lucinda Ward lis wife. Miles !.
j. Enochs and Minerva Enochs |
his wife, and other heirs and dis {
tribntees Of the Estate OF John /
Henderson, deed. 4
TO
The unknown and nonresident /
heirs and distributes OF said |
Estate.
Washington telegraph., 1854-11-29
Steam Saw & GriSt Mils.

EIasi'ng.O.,, .7rk., Noe. 90, 1854. 47-tf
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-04-20

OF DEMOCRACY In THE UNITED STATES.
BY the Author OF the Republic OF the
United States, sc.

HNHlS important work is now in press, the first
u volume Of which will be issued early in the
autumn of 1854.
The publication of this work will be continued
by the subscribers and in due time they will pub
hsh in the several States complete list ofagents
who will be prepared 10 furnish copies promptly
in every part ofthe Union.
That the author may have ample time to prepare
his work according 10 his views of completeness; ;
that the publishers may be enabled TO issue the
numbers with promptness and at stated periods
thereby protecting the interest of their agents. the
following arrangement is announced in the full
confidence that il will prove acceptable to ALL viz
To stereotype the next six numbers, making ten
in all, thus completing the first volume before any
more are published.
The numbers will then be issued monthly, with
out interruption, 10 the end. Those who prefer
the volume bound will be accommodated without
extra charge for binding; and the numbers already
published from one TO four, will be taken in part
pay, if not injured at their full TO subscribers.
In announcing this unavoidable delay for few
months, the publishers are norrunmindful Of the
earnest desire of many speedily TO possess the
work. The necessity of accommodating the au-
thor, whose labors incessant will appear OBJ
vious 10 all without particular explanation.
DAYTON & WENTWORTH,
Publishers. So Washington ST., Boston.
Mar l5-tf*