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Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23
A CARD.

A GARD.
n PURDOM tenders his proiessionalservices
IL to the citizens OF Washington and its vicinity
in the various branches of his profession. He
may be found at all times, except when profess
slonaly absent at his residence nea Main street.
January 27. 1852
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23
Receiving, Forwarding
COMMISSION BUSINESS,

CAMDEN ARKANSAS.
TNHE undersigned having taken charge of tie
Il Warehouse. COtfOn-sileds,
VA -" H9 &&L@oe
formerly conducted by McCoLLUM. FELLOWS &
Co., proposes to do stritfy general Commission
and Forwarding business. Having had several
years experience in this line, and BY giving 1T his
entire personal attention he hopes to merit cori-
tinnation of the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to this establishment
New Sheds are being erected and there will
be ample room for any amount of Cotton he may
receive-another convenience. is that every
Planter or merchant cotton ,r be stored seperatey
In connection with the Warehouses there is a
large and commodious WAGON YARD well
fenced in-also CABIN for the benefit of team
sters or such as may favor him with their busi-
ness.
No Cotton shipped unless specially instructed
by the o,rner by the return of the receipts He
rrM make no discrimination betureen boats, unless
specially instructed so to do
JOHN E. McCOLLUM.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23

DIR. BENZ. p. JET.
Has resumed the practice of medicine in
Il Washington. and may at all times be found
at his apothecary store, unless professionally alb
sent where ne will keep full supply of fresh
medicines for sale low for cash
Washington, May4. I4:t
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23
A CA II D.

In retiring from the Warehouse business we
do with full confidence that it vii! be careful
ly conducted by our successor, JOHN E. McCoL-
LUM who has assisted us in that department of
our business for the last seven years We will
still ship our customers cotton and fill all orders
for goods Cash advances made on Cotton, on
the opening of navigation
McCOLLUM, FELLOWS & co.
Camden Oct IT. 1855 42:tt
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23
Refer To

Refer 10
DR. B. P. JET, JOHN B. SANDEFrR,
DR. R. P WILLIAMS, DAN L ( WILLIAMS,
MR. D. E. ALEXANDER, w. H ETTER-
Washington, Sept 26th. 1855. 39-tf,
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23
Latest from SevastOpOl!
mitchell g. FOSTER,
Drugs and Medicines,

LII Store room under Odd Fellows Hail, next
door to Trimbe & Johnsons. a large and well Sc
lected stock OF
Drugs and Medicines,
riety OF Fancy goods, Jewelry, &C. Ladies and
Misses Boots, Shoes. Hosiery, Gloves, etc; Gen.
temen's Clothing, Hats. Gloves. Hosiery, Cravats,
Hankerchiefs &C., which they offer for sale on
reasonable terms for cash, or on the usual terms
to punctual dealers
WASHINGTON, Sept. Goth. 1855 30
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23
Certific te..

HEMrsTEAD COUNTY, Dec. ,4th, 1865
THIS will certify that am using sixty-saw
i Gin, manufactured by B. F. Renfro Co., at
Washington, and that it samples well, and cleans
the seed extra clean, and | think will gin fre
bales day BENZ MAXWELL.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23
GOOD NEWS!
ISAAC WHITES CELEBRATED PACING HORSE
ARABIAN RANGER.

A NATURA AZ PAGER, s. A
IA viii be found at his Old VIA N3~S5sfS
Stand in Washington, Hemp NX
stead county, the ensuing sea- HsSlse,0
son. commencing the 18th day of March, and
continuing until the 18th day of June next
For terms, description and certificates, see bills
A good lot and accommodations for mares that
may be sent and LETT to keep, good terms. by
u n Campbell, but not liable for escapes if thew
should occur ISAAC WHITE
March 5, 1856. loft
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23
C. w III 1T E

C. WHITE.
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
w 1EOl6[M- -AlNIE1Ro
CAMDEN, ARKANSAS.
Ere,y description Of Watches o,cerer I'M jxredl re-
paired and made perform. Watches man be
safely sent fro~, distance, By mail
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECrTED
Watches, Jewelry and Silver-ware for sale.
january 2ith, 1855. 4-tf
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23

THE undersigned has established shop in
Il Washington, Arkansas, for the Manufacture
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23
n tt G G.

March 1h, 1855
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23

March 7fh, 1855.
Washington telegraph., 1856-04-23
THE POOR MANS GRAVE.

rrITTrTrIE - -.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-24

ANorHER VICTIM OF RUM.-On Saturda,
night last, David Begges,of New Lisbon, ,whilt
IN state Of intoxication, wandered off to the
outskirts OF the town, and remained in the Vi
enl;y OF the creek, exposed to the severity Of
the weather all that bitter cold night When
discovered his hands, feet and legs were fro>
zen he fingered along till Friday morning,
when be died, He vas man of considerable
wealth. and with the exception of bis unfor.
'un"te habit of tippling was esteemed as a
good clsaen.- Republican, Salem, O., 9.h
ms tant.
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The Musical World for 1855



. we commence the new year with a reduction oforo
lhifu if0m our former subscription We tsta III
step TO give our Journal the widest possible cicr
me price tlsn hereafter will be two dollors nan va
mum to all who pay in advance: to those who Jo aa
pay IN advance tony) it will be three dollars iii ~
dhced subscription will still include as oiit a nan.
OF Mozart which we have had specially engr,ioi ~ -
shlS Journal and which will serve as an exceent ,itIo
1856. 0'N-ie Vi 1Ae year
a Musical Novelette, will be commenced and n,,li,h
eu serlaly with the first number in Jannasr 'Tta
otner valuable features Of the journal will remain az ~
lore; VIZ four pages of Fresh Music weekly ,aJ
afately, which, bound at the end of the wear VII
volume worth Sl2 80; instructive musical rea,nC.- =
articles on vocaland instrumental culure.-condaSs
musical news from all parts ofthe world.
1he new department of General Literatupa 10 o+;u :
tne same able hands which have already gained !. -
hgh reputation. 1t comprises the best traps,,,,o
oi the best things in French and other forern or
Judclous selections from books and rnaSo,iT,es
generally one good story IN every number
City and Brookyn subscribers are CHARGED ftv con,s
extra Tor the expense OF carrier Canada subcribars
pay twenysx cents for the necessary pre- payment of
american postage. -
ANY journal copying this entiCe announcement and
irawing editorial attention to it before the close Of M
present month, will receive the Musical Porld n cy
mango for year and portrait of Mozart
RICHARD STORRS HTLLIS proDriot,r
a"' D % 20( Broadway, N, Y,
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E9- The Committee on roads. in tho Vir-
gI0la House of Delegates has reported a bill
IN iaVor of granting the right of way to the
Pittsburgh and Steubenvlls Railroad comma
ny across the Pan Handle, upon condition that
1t shall be extended by way of Wellsburgh TO
Wheeling The same committee reported a.
gainst the proposition, to authorize railroad
bridge TO be constructed across the Ohio river
at Steabenville Virginia has played surly
dog in the manger, in this matter. since the
contemplation of that road; aud appears we'll
satisfied with her illiberality.
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HE SATURDAY EVENING ?osr.-This excel
lent newspaper has entered its 35.b year. an,
has circulation of between 80 and 40 0oO
weekly edition. 1t is The object of the pub
Ilshers to make the Post a family newspaper
that will interest as well as amuse The c,l.
loving notice is highly complimentary
1t is emphet:caly one of the very best liter.
ary newspapers in the whole country, and de-.
serves The unparalleled success with which il
mas 10" under its present enlightened and lib.
eral proprietOrsbip. The greater its circulation
IN this State the less. probably, is our gain
pecuniariy yet we must pronounce it q most
excellent Journal, and worthy of the patronage
o. everybody The contributors to the post
are among the finest writer's in Amcrico an1
ths EDITORS articles are always characterized
oy truth and taste [Jtrsey Blue, Camden
N. J..
Terms cash in advance. Single copy, 50, 90
year. copies $500. 8 copies and one to gel.
teri up of club $40; IS copies and | to getter ~
ofclub SIS. 20 copies and to getter m of
club $50. y V
Address Post paid, DEACON q PETER
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DR LEVI HAsn.-We learn from "Tbe Ne
oraskaln that our young friend the Doctor
naS oeen chosen by the people of the Omaha
District Nebraska Territory, as their Repre-.
sentative :, IN the Legislature of that young and
InflV'ng territory May success attend the
Doctor in bis new home is our wish . ord a, -
his present responsible position, will be filled
to the advantage, and entire satisfaction OF his
constituents we have no doubt. Mr.. Harsh is
placed upon several important committees that
Will necessarily afford him COZ. siderable labor
during this session of the young Legislature
The Carroll boys seem to make their mark in
the West.
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1aE aadefsg-ed takes thIs ms'esi = - A.
4 y insnds.ane patrons 10 Carf6atop "a ,se,.i,.
-, thtopgh pefHe Ftyabcs he las rof ~ a.. 80
iAshi Daguerrean establishment e1upleted - 49,.
husi0ns store, near the Depot, CatrollsoB Obio 49,
De . nov vel iurnisbed xih everfthiss rse@.-,,.
eAeeaie ~ bgaaes nausted 70 LA. 1 I've -.
iss aAl ven afraagg4 fky-dght aLieh i eop,rI.'
Fehedy ior cloudy days, with my pre.ent sr,st,..1
foo4'' lae people may rest assared that ear tete
s'od a@sness IN al kinds Il weather exeaptipg ofetl
afel, taeae require clear day; bat Whea clear isy.
cannot bs had, bring them aloug al any time apd n
Ai,aat satisfaction. ara determined 70 stsBd a ~
ufAl ~ ei my oHFres7, and notLiag eHcept eo3d sol
snah leave nay esiah'isnment al Who vi.;t n, -ee,,.
~ AhoA that have advantages whch no otbe, go
Lament ia ilia F7iuty can beast oE and Am rs.ovs
% ss better saiifaci0n than lJ oer operator g ,bs
ases shd gentlemen are most respectfalIv soVeia5
- "a ala examine, AZ ny w15 X shaH show ritsalf
4s1s sl Ds reasonable. and al work aa-rs,si so, y,
49, ssse good assortment o. stock euibfsefn, :
o me cases, ladies' and gea btsa.o'1@ s,J
~ LAts AZ ass0Itment II locke. 70 eecsmmedsis i.
-oo ~i.h them. Nlsss oibgila7gs. hnd.-rnes fnii-
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please, Cr % sale. n a .,itril ia-iea "
Oct. rs. '55-tr ~
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HhSCBSCRiBERS HAVING DETERMINED m
1 to gut the Mercantile Business, will from tb,,
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Ine last year. for CASH only, it will be found that fSev
are ouered lower than the usual cost to country sore
county mel chants will find it good Opportunity to
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COSMOPOLITAN.
ART ASSOCIATION!
SECOND YEAR.

: hEANGEaENlSio for the Second Annual Co,l.c,ic
ol this new and popular Ias,itution for the dg,
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extensive scale. - 40'
Among the works already engaged, is the fsr-flue
GENOA CRUUPIY, ,
which originally cost Ten Thousand DoIar.
In forming the Collection. the dffl=jon m "a o,L
oi American Art, and The encouragement of Amer;cs,
genius, havenot been oyerlooked Comioissions -
oeen issued to many of the most distinguished Amor
can Artists, who will Contribute some Of their fo,
piod deuoIs' Among them are three Marble Bugts sv
oy tne greatest ilying Seulptor-Hiram Powers
u org Washington The Father Of his Country. Pan.
Janin Franklin, The Philosopher; Daniel Webster The
Statesman. special agent has visited FproDa a.
4due careful aud Jndlc0us selections of toFeion wo,
q A Doth in BTolze aud Marble; Statuary and Choice
paintings. 01'''e
The whole forming large and valuable collection Of
Paintings aud SEatuary to be distributed free amen
he members OF the Association for the Second Year
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The Payment Of three dollars constitutes snr ono
HsnseE 0i he association, and entities him 70 eifber
Que OF the following Magazines for one wear and a
ueket IN Tic distribution Of tie Satuary and pint
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i0Ho%uS AthtLiy Magazines: Hafper's. Putnou's
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We that by joining this Association thew receive tbo
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state OF Ohio. Carroll Coun,v :.

CfF41k or THE JUDGE OF PROBATE !
rCr1p t,u,.,. CarTollton, Jan 8, 1856.
HE following accounts of EXECUTORS Adn,i,;.t,, ,o
and Guardians have been filed in this Office a"d ar
set Tor hearing on Monday, the llth dov Of '' Fob al
A. D. 1886, at o'clock P. NJ of said day ana viii h,
continued from dayto day until all are disposed Of ,b
ming andpendency of which Accountants and Oo., ~,
interested will take notice, viz: '''0'S
Final account % of John J Ray administrator of The
estate Of William Putt deceased. ~'O' VI 'lie
estate of Joseph Busler, deceased. u tue
Second acoOuntot William Baxter, administrator n
the estate OF Isaac Willis, deceased y
u, second account of Samuel Albaugh and Samyel
"ech executors Of last viii of John Welcb deceased
FINAL &C account Of Benjamin Manifold, guardian Of All
per- II, wallace and Benjamin ~ Wallace minors and
nei's AZ law with Margaret Wallace, deceased.
JOHN H. TRIPP,
Probate Judge.
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FEISrINe OFFICE FOR SALE.-The Republi-
can Standard. published at BRYAN wiIl;am.
Co., Ohio, is offered for sale. The decliDiDo
hea,'A Of editor. Vim. A. Hunter, Esq. for
merly of this place, is the cause Of ors,in,
The Office for sale at this lime. A good chance
,Ur ~ printer this Bryan is the county seat Of
Williams Co., containing over 1900 iobabi.
'an'' and rapidly increasing. The Standard
has good subscription list. first rate Ad-
Feru'lng and Job patronage and the Official
patronage of the principal county officers 7,
will be sold to no one who will not publish a
reliable And.Slavery paper.
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FANNY fGRN MARRIED. The New York
Ledger makes the following announcement
1--WE have the pleasure Of announcing that our
glIted contributor, Mrs. Sarah Payson Ell.
dredge, SO renowned and admired as Fanny
Fern was married on Saturday, the 9th inst.
to Mr., JAS: Parton, we'll known in literarv
circles as the author of The Life of Horace
Greely.'
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IHE JouhSAL o. EDUoAIIoS ior January ba,
come to hand. II enters upon the new volume
WIN renewed yigor The Journal is an almo.,
indispensable companion Of the School Teacher
Yet large majority 10 our county seldom sec
copy OF a; and some, we dare say, don't know
that there is such thing. The circulation Of
'he 'oarnsl has never been beyond seven
copies IN this county. The price Of the Jour
nal is only One Dollar year. Address Jour.
nal of Educotion, Columbus, Ohio.
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Inc tribune employs no travelling agents and sends
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cess to compel him On the Weekly, we mean q stoo
every paper on the expiration of the advance payment
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uo4e the account Is closed. Wepay no Ocala
gents; wish no money paid to any when the navey can.
not trust him to mail or otherwise send TO u.s. once
maj ed, Its safety is at our risk land serious risk il Of
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III good work to obtain and forward the names and
money OF his friends and neighbors. Our terms in.
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arger clubs, 81 each subscriber,
Additions may at all tin es be made to a clph at tho
price paid by those already in it.
GREELY & AcEL RATH.
Dee. 6.-1855.
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GREELY's ALMANAC FOR l855-A COPY o
this invaluable work has been sent to us bv
the publishers. It is neatly printed rerla, :
with statistics Of election returns, &c. Il con.
tslns TAM complete listo the present members Of
A0ongress, Executive and Judiciary Denort
N men''' a history Of Kanzas territory, War in
sn tne ,a eass, and the laws of the United States
The price per single copy is 124 cents or
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WERE YOU LIVER IN Love o " ouId Won like
70 Oe"' Would you like to marry the object
OIL your affection Would you like to take 10
your bosom and snatch from all rival charms
Tue hearI and face that you have yearned for
SO long, but fear you cannot win 4? There is
no dlihcalty about.it. Professor RoNpoUr has
made it easy, He has given the whole mvs.
'eIloas 1o process IN that rare book of his the
"Bl'SS OF Marriage" Il is advertised in an.
other column, iat aa
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THE NEWsPAPER RECORn.

e'ee1oa 1i newspaper facts and statistics eont.,
Il CrDAfLEfB LIST or NEWSPAPERS IL TGf
= a. Ohi!el States, Canadzs and Great B.itain.
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Gss' Hon. J. Scott Harrison, of the second
congressional District, Hamilton county, in
consequence of his refusal to unite with the
Republicans for the election of Speaker, has
oeen petltioned to by large number of his
constituents to resign. and submit the question
to the people of his district,
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The WONDER OF THE AGP

Dr, Tobias Venetian Liniment is warranted to cur,
onoiera o0lc Sea Scknes sold Sores, Swelling Tooth
'che' Headache and pains of all kinds, or no paw.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISK.
Capt Corpstock of the Steamer Baltic collins line,
was cured OF severe attact of Chronic Rhepmotsm i
ment S'''H @1i
CASE OF CHOLERA.
l5l' CHARTERS Street. New Orleans was inmeSi, ,o,
cufed OIL severe attack of Cholera by Tobias Lnmeui
VOMITING AND C0LIC.
Mrs joseph Nichon Of No l6. Essex Street Nov
ork was cured of an attack of Colc and yomi,ne w.
Dr. Tobias Venetian Liniment. "
Depot, go. COurtland ST., New.York. 49,
Sold oy al the Druggists, price 25 B so cts.
NJ; Agents o. A. Beogleand J. c. Baxter Carrollton
Wand Harlem Springs; Highland and Pagh Harris. =
New. es~Ts Iy. SIG ses
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hE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW. published
oy Messrs Mason Brothers, New York oom
menced itseevehth year this MONTH We L.vo
frequently had occasion to say that we consid.
cred the Review one of the best, as well as ,ba
c"eaPest papers published in this country
Df LOWELL MASON, Mr., GEORGE F. Room and
Mr. VIM. F. BRADBrRY, are among its raanlor
contributors The publishers claim for it the
largest circulation attained by any musical pe.
noolcal In tue world. Among its manifold at.
fractions. the Prize Songs, now in course Of
publication in its pages, occupy permanent
position. Every lover, teacher, or puniI or
music II not already subscriber, should be.
come one by all means. Terms, One Dollar
per annum, payable in advance.
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DELAWARE GAzETrE.--This paper, former.
ly called the OIentangy Gazette, recently an.
peared 10 new dress, and otherwise much i'm.
proved. Amongst all our exchanges there is
none that surpasses the Gazette-ts columns
are filled with the latest news =, and the Edi-
'or'al department is ably conducted. We wish
our contemporary, Mr.. A. Thomson, abundant
success.
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. lhArfERs AND HuNrGRs. Your special At.
Is"''on Is called 10 the advertisement Of William
u"0S, lie wishes to buy all the furred skins
'Of SAFE 10 this market, for which he PROPOSES
70 give The very highest prices. So bring them
"'ong boys and get your cash to buy new tran.
phernalia. para
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IhE ISsrRUeToR--The tenth numhe,
= ne Family and School Instructor has come
70 hand. This valuable periodical i publish.
ea by The Officers and Students OF Of NJ Uni.
% seminary. Price, 1925 per annum. Ad.
aFes' q the Editor Prof o. N. Hanshom. M,
Union, Stark county Ohio.
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Mr., R. B. DUNCAN, of Dou pIas
county, Nebraska Territory, formerly of tbi,
township, will accept our thanks for late comics
Of "Hhe Nebraskian," published at Omaha
ci1y' The present capital of that territory
MI D. is young man ofindefatigable Of energy,
and we hePe abundantsuccess may crown bis
labors in the "lar west" ~ /.
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GS The Democratic Committee, had a
meeting at Washington on the 9Th inst and
h1ed upon the second Monday of June es the
Time ior holding the National Democratic Con-
veItion at Cincinnati.
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TATTLERs ATTENTIoN-A writer truthfullv
remarks that it is not crimes such as robbery
and murder which destroy the peace of society
so onuah as the village gossip. iealouses and
chickering's between neighbors, med llesomeness
and tattling' which are the canker that eats IN.
to all social happiness Meddlers. busy bodies
and gossips "hereaoouts, please notice.