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Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES,

In Lafayette County, State Of ArkanSas-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by viz
~ tue OF an order OF the County Court of La
favette County. State of Arkansas, made on the
2Ist day OF August, 1855. the Taxes on The fol-
lowing described Lands remaining unpaid, the
WI hole OF the several tracts OF land much of
each, as shall be necessary TO pay the Taxes. pen
atty and costs charged thereon, Will be sold at the
Court house door of said county, the secoHd
M0I2ay IN December, 1853 unless such taxes PEN
atty and costs be paid TO the Sheriff and Collector
OF the county of LAFAYETTE before that time. The
sale will commence at or before tie hour OF 10
O'Clock y. NJ OF said day. and continue iron day
to cay until said lands sold offered for sale
NOTE-If any part Of any tract OF land be sold,
that part viii be surveyed of In square at the
Southeast corner of the tract
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17

tapes four fold lockwood rules sad Irons.
silver plated table and teaspoons, brit
plated table forks, mustard spoons plat
ed butter knives. brittania and aIbata
wired table x teaspoons. iron table & tea
spoons. bssting spoons skimmers and la
dies sand paper, sruug dividers, carperl-
ters compasses:' 'Saiters sprihg scales try
mans coffee mills tobacco cutters. Garote
rat aad beaver traps, thermometers knit
ting ruling, speying. saddleis. daining-
sharp aud between neeiles-silver steel
and brass thimbles, fish hooks and lines OF
all sorts and sizes, griddles gridirons.curry
combs Coffin handles. screws, hinges and
studs, black and plated-lron and brass
furniture casters, nut crackers, Iron leg &
hand cuffs. dog chains and collars, cotton,
Wool horse and negro caIds-grindstopes,
cranks and rollers: screw drivers, round 4
souare door and shutter bats. ligaumvitae
Maliets: Auger, chisel handes-brass and
cut tacks. shoe and sadders tacks. shoe
nppers and pinceTs, cast steel carpenters,
Shoe carpet ham rs; mahos y knobs, cork
screws, nutmeg Sraters- brass and steel
snufiers. trunk handles, escutcheons, cup
board catches, steel key rings, patent knife
sharpeners; Iron weights, bung and tap
borers. tveezers, steel keys. buckles of all
kinds martingals, rings, rein snaps sad
dieis, silk and thread.
Tools. &c. ,ploughs. load scrapers,
corn mill, straw cutters. grain cradles,
scythes and snaiths, reap hooks grass and
bush scythes. scythe stones. & rifles,
picks and mattocks. Hickory axe bandfs
for axes. picks. mattocks, &c, steel hoes
with handles rakes, troes. wedges manure
forks, spades aud shovels, grubbing and
Carolina hoes. grain riddlers- long handled
shovel and spades, trails. Whifiletrees OK
yoAes, bows and pins, Name and curry
combs wagon boxes, castings of every va
riety, cutting knives chains, bright OK, log
with hook aud ring) fifth chains, stay,
breast, bright twisted and plain trace, dog,
halter and curb chains; nails ass'd from Sd
to so, spikes ass'd sizes, brads and finishing
nails ass'd wrought and horse shoe nails,
harness.
from and Steel. Cast, German Crowley,
English and American blister steel: Sneede
and American Iron, of all widths and thick
nesses, round and square bar iron, of all
sizes; hoop & sheet Iron, sheet Zinc, horse
shoes horse shoe-iron.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
.BagaEa asass Tin ware.

Bathing tubs oilstands, camp kettle. covered
buc ketS OF all sizes; coffee pots and boilers from
quarts to gallons, large handled pans, oval foot
tubs sauce pans. dish kettles, cold pals, tumber
Drainers. chatting dishes oil cans. oil lamps, lamp
filters, sausage suffers. lanterns, cullenders, milk
straners, graters, pudding pans, candle moulds,
tea. coffee, sugar and powder canisters, scoops,
tunnels, measures, pressed tin plates. sprnklers
OF watering pots. match safes. pot covers ass d
sizes trumpetS, spittoons, scaloped cake pans and
cake cutters. muffin rings, lard lamps. dust pans,
casters wash pans, with and without handles.
britta & tin ladies & dippers, knife trays, flesh
forks, egg whips, melting ladies', coffee roasters,
preserving kettles, cake chests; corn peppers, tea
fra vs. ass7d Qualities and STYLES
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
20 an WHOM, il may CONCERN.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that I, shall
IN apply to the Circuit Court of Hampstead
County Arkansas, al term thereof TO be holden
II tie town Ol WashI, stOn on the tenth Monday
after the fourth Monday of March, A. D. 1856,
for the confirmation OF the sale OF lands for taxes
made by the Assessor and Collector of said Coun-
", pursuant to lawful notice given and il con-
iOrmltv with the laws OF Arkansas, at the Court
house door of said county, the third day of
November. A d. 1851: to wit
The SWi Of Sec p, 81 OF SCI. the Ell of SWi
and the SWt OF StVs OF Sec. 20; and the Me- OF
SCI Of Sec y; and the " of NEl, the NE. OF
Me- OF Sec. %. all in Township 10 ), Range u
W. J20 acres tor the sum OF S1l0 50 due or said
lands FOR the taxes penalty and costs for the years
1915 to 1851, inclusive, and obtained deed there
ioE iOm said Assessor and Collector, bearing date
10th November, 1852
Ard that 7 shall also apply to the said Court at
the same time and place for confirmation OF title
to certain lands. purchased by me, OF the Auditor
Of the State OF Arkansas under ;he then existing
laws of said State as follows: to wit
The NWt of Sec p in Township 9 S, Range
% W 90 acres, for the OF $50 20. being the
amount OF the purchase money including fees and
commissions. The SHi OF Sec "a in TOWNSHIP,
Il 5 Range 23W, 100 acres Tor the sam of S2j o,
including fees and commissions as appears from
Auditors deeds bearing date the 7tl day OF May.
1888; the SEl of Sec 10. Township S, Range
% W. 100 acres, for The sum of Sl9 49, including
/ fees and commissions as appears from Auditors
deed dated the 18th OF July, \, ID. 1851.
NOW THEREFORE, any and III persons
wt-O can set up any right TO said lands 50 pur-
chased OF any part thereof In consequence OF any
iniormality, irregularity or illegally connected
with such sales are hereby called upon TO show
cause If any they can. at the said term OF said
Court, why aid sale should not be confirmed ac-
cOrdins TO law IN such case provided
B. H. KiNSWORTHY.
October 18th. 1850 42-6w.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Drugs and Medicines.

Quinins, opium, English caomel, magnesia,
tartar emetc, tartar. castor OIL spirits tur-
pentine, olive oil, rheuDarb aoes, lalap, ipicac,
copperas, alum, salt petre, soda, salarats borax,
carnphor blue mass, gum arabic,nux vomica pre-
pared and whited chalk, cayenne pepper,mustard,
seidli.z and soda powders, strychnine, starch,
starch polish, ginger, cinnamon, mace, nutmeg,
Cloves orange peel, sulphur. rolt birthstone. opo-
diIdoc, creosote, EPSON salts, B,sil, Sands and
Townseuds Sarsapariia, Ayers cherry pectoral,
Visitors balsam OF wild cherry, Fahnestock YER
miiuge all OF JayneS family medicines, Afotiats
pills and bitters Bon pands India cholagogue.
Doley's pain extractor, Buffers Nerve and Bone
Lniment, Mexican mustang lniment, Hutchings
dyspepsia bi;ters, SapPineton. Bradford. Jaynes;
Brandreth, Cook and Lees Pills, GodTeys cor
dial, Batemans drops, yeast powders, tooth paste
and powders Thomps>ns eve water, Saudamgn
ParcsoTic. Antmonai Wine British oil. oil spikes.
balsam c0payvia, corrosive sublimate. ointments
OF various kinds syringes, cobalt, ApothecaFy
scales and weights Lemon. blackberry and rasD-
berry syrup, Wolie's Scheidan Schnapis sponge
thermometers Roome7s Maccoboy Snuff, Wine *
Stoushton Bitters, bottle and vial corks, extracts
OF all kinds for avoTins, essences of every vare-
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
WOOD WARE.

Cedar and painted tubs. in nexts; brass bound
white cedar buckets, iron bound red cedar buck
cts painted and vanished keeers full round grain
measures. plain and zinc wash boards. oak well
buckets; iron bound kegs of >, TO- Is and 20 gal.
each, bi ass and iron Wire selves har selves barl
covers. sugJr boxes, with bales spice boxes but
ter ladies and spoons, cippers, pastry boards
Iolling-pins, clothes pins, meat mauis, potatoe
mashers. wood fawcets. wood saw frames boot
Jacks butter prints knife boxes, camp chairs can
bottom stools, spool stands, toy tubs and
pals, MANILA mats &c.-graiL scoops, white
wash, scrubbing. horse and whiSk brushes, sheep
slim
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
= OTE G E.

10 Pa-soHs CuitiratiGs Real Esiat Bas,E Lands.
RT directions OF the Receiver of the Real Es-
u tate Bank Trust, l hereby give notice TO
al persons occupying or cultivating lands belons-
ns to said Trust 10 make payment OF any rents
reserved that may be now. or that hereafter may
become dus 10 the undersigned, and also 10 make
apPIcatIOn TO him TOR the leasing or renting ol
-2y such lands for the coming year, 1856
B. T. HEMPSTEAD, -4t'yfoy
IrI,St al Gfh yaiiciai CircHG
OCToBEE 47th, 1855. 42-6w.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17

Great Indignation was felt at Richmond Va,
on last Sunday, IN consequence of sermon
preached by the Roman Catholic Bishop McGilI
The day bad been set apart a day of thanks
ving for tke preservation OF the citizens of Rich
11Oud from the scOurge OF Yellow Fever. Bish-
90 lEcGill availed himself of the occasion to say
that the cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth were
desoIzted by the Yellow Fever as q judgment Of
.Fmfeh'y God 10 punish the inhabitants fcI voting
the Know Nothing ticket last spring Very great
indignation is iet at this impious insinuation and
the press Is down upon tie Bishop with very great
vet deserved, severity lHeni- IFhig. 25th ui.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
A CA II D..

In retiring from the Warehouse business we
do so with full confidence that it will be careful
ly conducted by our successor, JoHN E. MCCoI-
LUN: who has assisted us in that department OF
our business for the last seven years We will
stllI ship our customers cotton and fill all orders
for goods. Cash advances made OH Cotton, on
the opening of navigation.
MCCOLLUM, FELLOWS & co.
Camden Oct II. 1853 42-tt
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Journeyuaau Tailor Wanted

'I'HE subscriber wishes to employ Journey
: Eaa Tailor TO whom constant employment
vii be gwen r DUGGER.
HGstisstoH, .3rk., OF. II. 1855 l2-
% True Democrat" Little Rock copy
time. and forward account 10 this olfi,a
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
"a q n a W z

O FROM the subscriber. living in
~ JOUachIta county. Arkansas. about 30
7 miles West of Camden. two negro
~ men--One a sprightiy man named
s=szA.- jESSI, about thirty years old cop
IL per complexion about 5 feet 0 inches
-, and weighs abOst 10 pounds He lad on
.gA ne leit- homemade clothing of yellow Jeans
~ me other, FRANK, is about thirfy-two years
~, o. Yellow complexion, very :hick lips about
W. -ge- llches high. and weighs about 140 pounds
.II HeI ne leit he was well clothed, had a cloth
.s.'i4s5 s'el9s Tag and Wore gold earrings pur-
- .-ASed r rank Of Michael X Hart, of Natchitoch-
u, Id and ne may be making in that direction.
* iie Gan Eead and write and may have pass OF
rs OWE writing
Al NJ ini0Ematon concerning the above describ-
Hee9sIGes or either of them. will be thankfully
CsI'eu- and liberal reward will be paid fo'
.Ie. apprehension and confinement in any Jail 50
nat can get them. JOBV McT!AIN
OctO6eT sth, 1855. I1-2w.
y,...T4'Ie q Democrat. Little Rock; Chronicle
Mi .isOeS, La; and Inteiligencer, Van Buren,
- pe4se publish two weeks each and forward
'couns TO this Office ''>' -
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Perrur,,ery and Cosmetics.

Military, Ambrosial, walnut oil, rose, Almond,
and oleOphane shaving creams. poncine, omnibus,
transpaTents. wash balls, AmandiGe, yankee and
Windsor soaps. cologne. rose, lavender and Florida
water. bay Rum, orange water, extracts viz rose
oriental, upper ten iasamne, jockey club. Jenny
Lind. new mown hay, prairie flower, anila- YER
bena west end, winter blossoms. rouge and aro-
matte vinegar oils, rose, bears, antique and ma
cassass Lyons katharion, Jenny Lind, hair gloss,
bandoline. pomatum, Barrys, tricopherous, meen
fun, pearl and flesh powders, lilly white, chalk
balls. Phalon's hair invigorator. balsamic tooth
powders aromatic cschous pastiles, wax matches,
ernsi,-a. s.,..n Itleilihle Ink
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
sale of SEC. I6. 4. 10 s.,R. West

COMPLIANCE with petitions presented to
1 me b. majority of the house holders in said
township IN accordance with law, I will offer
9r Sale 70 the highest bidder, at the Courthouse
Goor- IN the Town of Washington Hampstead CO.,
AK on Saturday The 1914 day Of JGaEary, 1886,
a 'o' or tracts Of Forty acres each the whole OF
''s95 10 "a Ioaraship 10 South. IN Raase "a ~.
S-ii lands Will not be SOLD for less price than
two dollars per acre.
1elA's-ihe laad will be sold on credit OF five
years with eight per cent interest, payable semi
1lAualiy IN acvaaee-bonds with approved secu-
my VIII 5e required of the purchasers
DANL E WILLIAMS. Comm
School Commissioner
OttO6T 18th, 1855. 42-tds.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Ed ry CT O O q S .

ed y CT O O Il S.
Prints-Oi every variety, Eng. Fr. & Am Man.
Ginghans Z Chambrays- = Swiss * AM
Organdies, COi'd Larcns & Jaconet OF all qualities
Satin PLAID Barasos. Grenadiers, silk tissues,
Poplins and monsiin de LANES.
Casflrl,eces, MeEino- Alpacas, and mOhair
LuStTes, canton and Lyonese cloths.
Satin de LsaiueS- plain and printed:
summer silks, plaid and fig blk, Ital-, brocade,
striped and plaid Silks.
Satin SiIlclesrs. and SaTsnets, of all colors-
yacOnets. CGAa5Tics, null and book muslins
victoria and bishop lawns
Swiss Muslin, plain dot. and cold ENID, Robes
CAMBRIc&FUENrTURE DEsIITT- ch K, pl' d Camb'cS.
SKIRTS. enb- scOlloped and grass; Corsets OF va
rioHS styles Ladies silk and merino Vests
CHEMIssETrs, SLEEVES, collars cuffs. enlb baEGs
wells, Infants emb. waists. caps. &C.
LACEs, EDGING'- and AIscTfiags: Bobinets plain
and fisd. of all widths and qualities
MaxrILLAs and TALMAs, cloth. satin uloire anti
que, black lace
SHAwLs. of vars styles, piano forte & table GOV.
HANKS Ladies emb-- hem stitched. tape border
ing half mourning and colored borders
GENTS linen cambria, plain and cold borders. silk
hsnkerchiess and cfavats of every variety.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
ROOTS AND SHOES.

ROOts-Geuts French calf and patent leather
dress boots; Calf, kip, and grained water proof,
and heavy mud boots; chs boys and youths
California kip boots, Oxford, Congress and un-
ion, ties--coth Montereys. nuIifiers, Dancing,
pumps and slippers, mems, yonths and chs calf,
kip and russetts brosans, of all qualities.
LADIES White kid CATERS and slippers, black
white anG col'd satin and lasting CATERS, bronz-
ed Sontags, Lola MouteS. eXcelsiors, polkas,
Jenny Lind, kid and morocco foXd boots, calf
bootees ard bu<kins.
Chs & Misses Caters and buslins OF all sizes and
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Books and Stationery.

4 large and extensive stock of miscellaneous,
blank and school books, consisting in part of his
tory, biographys, poetry commerce. agriculture,
architecture, essays, drama natural history, geol-
osy. science u-ineralogy. political economy, or
atory. the arts, domestic economy, engineering
cookery; bookkeeping, dictionaries biographies
and atlas illustrated works medical works, nov
els travels. Masonic and Cdd Fellows manuals
and text books, French Spanish, Italian. Greek,
and Latin works, educational books OF every va
riety. JuEeIie works, Albums, and Annals, mu-
SIC books &c Ledgers Journals. day books. Ia
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
WILLOW WARE,

Willow wagons, willow cabs and cradles o
various patterns, willow baskets. cold fancy. O al
round and cross bard work haslSets, in SETS pain
L bae
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Paints, Oils and Bye s.uffs.

Pure and No. white lead in 25, 30. and l00ib
kegs. red and black lead, venetian red, Spanish
brown, Imperial and chrome green. verdigris,
Ianlpback- chrome yellow, Spanish whiting put
~ in badders, Bridgewater PARTS, Litharge,
p-tent dryer spirits turpentine, Linseed. sperm
whale, Lard, and Tanners oil, copal and leather
varni>h, Glue, Sand paper, window glass of vari-
ous sizcs-paint, varnish, sash, marking and cam
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Another Letter from Texas.

TRAvIs Co, Texas, Aug ID, 1854
ErSsrs FIcsIiag & BTOthers-
DEaE SIR There were several cases of Chills
aad Fever in my mothers family at the time we
received the M-LANE-S LIVER PILLS ordered
in nv letter OF June 18th. and few doses admin
istered IN each case produced the desired effect
thHs demonstrating tie efficiency of these cele-
brated Pills in that disease
Mother has not been troubled with the sick
head-sehe since she has commenced taking these
Pills aui as we have but few of them left you
viii please send US another dollars worth Di-
rect as before to Austin. Texas
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
MEREDITH w HENRY

VPuTchasers will be careful TO ask for Dr.
NL4vE's CELEBRATED LIVER Pills, and take
none else There other Pills. pUrpoTting TO
Ne Lirs- Pills now before the public. DR.. NJ
Lanes Liver Pil!S, also his Ceie5raref Tsrn,fuse
can now be bad At ali respectable Drug Stores in
tle U1ite-i States
Sod In Washington, by mitchell & FoSTEz,
ant Dr. B. p J.rr, Druggists.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17

The story that Mr.. Pierce had purchased farm
for residence IN MARYLAND is contradicted by tse
Washington CIiOH Maryland is uHIucky-she
can't even get a second hand President.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
TO THE STOCMHOLDERs

Ot Ire Mississippi, Ouachtta, and Red
Rirer Railroad Company.
HNHE annual time for the Election of Directors.
l. will take place in Camden. on the third
Wednesday, the 21st of November next-at
which time, you will appear in person, or by
proxy and pay all calls of stock, in default not to
vote in said election. J. T. ELLIOTT. Sec'v.
Railroad Office, Camden, Sept. 27, %. 41-iw
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Cgnina. G.ass g. Earts,en NVare.

\ complete assortment of goods in this line of
business including dinner and tea sets of great
variety. of patterns with latest and most approx
ed styles, and at the lowest prices. Together
with every thing usually kept in crockery stores.
ALSO stone Jars, churns. jugs, crooks. pans,
flower pots &c.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17

B. |. DRITTIN & CO..
Late Arrivals OF
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.

N L are now receiving direct from the East
w ern Cities, the most extensive end best Sc
lected stock OF Goods ever offered In this market.
Consisting in part Of Shoes Hats and CAPS. Sad
dlery. Paints, Oils and Dye StufiS. Drugs ard
Medicines. Books ana Stationery. Gold and Silver
Watches, Jewelry, Cutlery. Guns and Pistols, ia
pan and Tin ware, Wood, willow and stone ware
Agricultural Implements, Garden Seeds. &c-- sc.
Our stock comprises every thing usually desired
called for in this market. We invite those
desiring 10 purchase to call and examine the same
as our stock was purchased for Cash at greatly
reduced prices. during the Winter We are en-
abled to sell at Wholesale or Retail as
low can be purchased in the State.
b l., RRITTIN & co
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17

DIN iatianola, Texas, on the 18th uit.- OF
Consumption Mrs PEIsCILLA JANE, wife OF WM
d. Na-NzI-L- aged II years
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
DTuss and Medicines,
sale OF Sec. rS, =. rs, s. IL. DC West

Sale OF Sec. &c. q. E3. s. Es. DC West.
IN COMPLIANCE with petitions presented to
i me by majority of the house, holders in said
Township, IN accordance with law. will offer
ior Sale to the highest bidder at the house
door, in the Town OF Washington. Hampstead
county. Arkansas, on Saturday the 22d day Of De-
oegl5er aeTf in lots tracts of Forty acres each
the whole of Section l6, IN Iosrnshp l3 South ia
Range 26 HeS.
Said Lands viii not be sold for a less price than
two dollars per acre
TERMS-The land will be sold on a credit oil
five years with eight per cent interest, payable
semi-annuaily in advance-bonds with approved
security will be required of the purchasers
0AN'L L. WILLIAMS Comm.
School Commissioner.
September I9A 1853. 3S-tds.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

Sugar cured hams, clear sides, flour. buckwheat,
English Gairy cheese, mackerel, Herrings, Goldfish,
crackers. sardnes CLANS Holsters, SALT sugar, cot
Zee, rice. molasses, sperm and star candles, loaf &
crushed Sugar. soap, starch and starch polish tea.
chocolate, ginger, spice. pepper natmegs mace,
indigo, .nadder, alum. sal. petres soda salaratus,
snuff powder lead, shot, raisns, prunes figs, cit
ron, cIanberres, candies, almonds, pickles, cat
sups, sweet meats, jam, ;eles, pie fruit, brandy
fruit syrups Worcestershire sauce, paoli vinegar,
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
BRANDEEs WINES & LIQUORS.

BrGadics-PoultneY, Marett & Co., 0tard, Cham
pagne, peach, apple, Eagle, raspberry, black
berry and cherry.
Wiues-Champagne Madeira, Port Sherry, mus
cat, Malaga and Claret.
Rln-St. Croix and Jamaica--Wolfe Schnapps
and Holland Gin.
HhiStey-Old Monongahela, Bourbon, Rye. Dex-
tiers, Deans and divers, in bbls and kegs
COrd,afs-Brandy Cherries Champagne Cider,
Porter and Ale, Syrup, Lime juice. Stoughton
and Wine Bitters Cider and Wine Vinegar.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Chairs.
s Dozen banister wood seat chairs;

5 Dozen banister wood seat chairs
/ doZ. com.
do. maple back cane seat =
S do. do Ogee cane do :
6 do do. Ball r. p cane seat chairs
do do. Rocker Il. P cane seat chairs
| do 60. Nurse rocker r. p cane seat chairs
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
HATS AND caps.

H.4TS-Gents fash. Imp'l and sup. moleskin, BLK
and golden beaver, otter and cashmere, black,
white and pearl, ,wideawakes, citizens, cavalier
hungarian Opera. artists, soft Beaver seal,
cashmere and nap,d hats.
Boys and YoulhS-Fash. golden beaver, moleshn,
black and pearl merino, ,wide-awake, and other
styles of soft hats.
Ladies black beaver and velvet riding hats, miss
and chs white fur hats.
C.fPS-Alen and boys cloth. with and without
covers, silk and cotton plush, leather & glaz'd,
childrens velvet ard silk turbans.
SUMMER EaATS-Men 8 youths panama,
campeachy, Canada braid, Chinese, Florida and
Texas straw, black and white, double & single
4 Iaaf hot
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Cigars. Cigars: Cfgars::!

IN 600 OPERAS. Light Guard ans, 9TH
IO,OOO er celebrated brands, Just receiv-
ed by TOLER & HOOKS.
September 26, 1855. 39-
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Boots and Shoes.

A complete assortment OF Russetts, Brogans,
L a gentlemens fine calf Boots and Shoes-Ia-
dies Caters and Slippers, Boys and Misses Shoes
OF all kinds and qualities, just received and for
sale by TOLER & HOOKS
September 26, 1855. So
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
NAEEREED,

At VI Pleasant Rockingham CO.. North Car
oiHa- on the 30th OF September, by the Rev Mr..
Pl;kaTi- = H. CAEKIGAN, Esd. OF this county 10
Miss MsEY z, daughter of SArUEL Moons. OF
the iorll-r place.
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
Etr. A. u. Moore.

TT AVfNG permanently located in WAsmIyG-
l. ToN, tenders mis- professional services to the
~ODfce at tte Washington House.
WAsH1xGroN, Ark, June 30. 1855. 25-
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
EsPy Goods. sc.

7 OWELLS, Brown and bieached sheetings
- and Shirtings Cotteuades. Denigrs checks
Ginghans Calicos, Umbrellas, Goats, spool Cot
ton, and various other articles lust received and
for sale-low by TOLER & HOOKS
September 26, 1855 39-
Washington telegraph., 1855-10-17
--latest from sevaseopoi.
mitchell. & FOSTER.

HAVE just received and opened at their New
IL Store ROOM under Odd Fellows Hail. next
door to Trimbe & Johnsons a large and well Sc
lecJed stock OF
DTIISs and Medicines.
Paints OILS, and Due StuGS-Also beautiful va
riety oil Fancy goods, Jewelry. &c Ladies and
Misses Boots. Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves. etc. Cen
tlemen's Clothing Hats Gloves. Hosiery, Crayais
Hankerchiefs &c. which they offer for sale on
reasonable terms, ior cash. on the usual terms
to punctua dealers
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