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The New York herald., 1845-09-22
THE MISSES PALACHE.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

BOARuING AND DAY SCHOOL
EOR Young Ladies OF the Jewish Faith, 81 Thompson ST.
NV York
Instruction is given in The Hebew Language free of any
CHARGE according the Portuguese and German
All other languages and the accomplishments Taught
the usual The best masters employees and every
facility afforded Tor the improvement OF the pupils In the va
branches of study.
The Misses Pal4che having been for time established
rely with confidence on the success OF their system sic mrc
ELOCUTION
EDWARD MATURlN. A. NJ ,begs to inform his former pu-
IL pills and the public he ntend organizing classes for
structon the above accomp well the read
of English Poetry h. NJ. offers his Schools
alAo He will commence sufficient number Of
names be obtained and can show, application tes
monials Of the most satisfactory character Residence
Warrenst. $40 lm-rc
CENOR NJ. g. DE PAREDEs who has been for Sc
~ vera professor OF Spanish Literature ohe
such res Coudert Lyceum and ST. Johns College ha
wing hours would be pleased devote them
other institutions.
In order commodate students Senor Parede will have
span sh evening classes three tines week, the lower
OF the city, and the other three days in the upper part
Persons wishing Mr.. will pie apply at Messrs
Coudert and Porter, No e5.t Marks Place sl4 2w.m
NEW SINGING BOOK.
rENHE PSALrERY-A collection OF Church Music,
n sstng Of Psalm and Hymn Tunes Chants, and Anthems
beng of the complete music books for schools chors
aud congregations publ shelby Lowell Mason and
j. Webb Published unde the Of the Boston Acade
OF Music and the Boston Handel aud Haydn Society For
sale by PRATT, WOODFORD l. CO.
Also for sale by p w. Co.. the popular works, the Boston
Academy Collection and the Camina Sacra si8 taw3w
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M dEVE,lSC

hrs. CASTLES EDWARDS Aursts No ssI Broad
way attend to the Of u-ss and every disease and a
lection incidental the Their based on the
atonsi principles OF science and practical entirely
free from any theoretical dogmas
Acoustic OH orsaIe for Ear Ache, pains
ringing SOUNDS collections Of hard discharges vated
seceuons oil this organ incpient deaness sweiDgs &c
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- = Surgical and Mechanical Dentist.
Ail WORK zone AT ths once warranted 81 lm| rrc
IY{ILJ4M ARNOYD NJ ~ N ~, ,nJ,uys,1,

WILLIAM ARNOLD, VI. d., DENTIST,
ESPEt TFULLY informs his FRIENDS and The public that
~ he continues the practice OF his profession usual
his residence NO Warren street. Dr. having r many
years pad stnc atehton TO the diseases of he and
and The operations incident thereto, and especially that
most and useful the filling oi the teeth with
gold hopes ~ bis and attention general saac
tio0 ~ tat branch oi his poessonto his
which, liberal aud increasing patronage (and which he
gratefully acknowledge abundanty testify. lmm
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TEETH, TEETH. TEETH

II.
REAT REDUCTION in the price of Dentistry AT the
old establishment % Fast Broadway.
Set on p!'ot. ot..................., IS
eeu set " piase IRON. .S2 00to3 90
ieetn nlied ifohi. ..,.............. 5OtoI 90
All other DENIAL operations performed 10 superior style
Teeth mounted for other dentists by
TAyIOR
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A DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY is now offered to any
n possessing business habits and cash Of 500
or2ooo dollar safe end profitable
dy established yielding Appca
ton be made the subscriber who will all satisfactory
particulars. GEO. L. PRIDE,
SIG 3trc Wall sire
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THE GENUINE PATENT
GALVANIC RINGS

r1NHE STOCKHOLDERS of the Stonngton Railroad
Company requested 20 withhold their proxies for
Directors for the ensuing for few days when ticket
will be offered for their support, which is believed will
their era appreciation. $40 a-.c
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CcLxaEGsr
Medicine ard Pharmacy
96 NASSAU STREET.
M Il ID [ G. A Il A VICE.

CONSTITUTIONAL UEBiLlTY CURED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the Coese
4 Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city OF New iork
dhty recommended for all of debility produced by
cre indulgence Of any kind IL Is invaluabs
remedy for impotence, stc or barrennes, unless depend
ing rSil-fornation.
Single bottles 81 each cases o hall dozen - carefully
packed and gent 20 all parts Of the Union.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
b A RG a ms.
WALLACE q WARD

NAVE just received their full supply Of goods, con
4 1 sistiug in part Of
English and French broad cloths,
Plain and fancy oas'imcres,
Beaver and pilot cloths,
Plain and plaid sIltlnetts,
Plain and plaid jeans.
Plain and plaid tweeds,
Summer cassimeres, &c.
White, blue, red, green Mackinaw blankets,
Brown and blcachcd dOmcstIcs,
Tickngs, drills and Osnaburgs,
Stripes checks, blue drilling Ne.
Linen and cotton pant stuts,
Ba!zornes, lawns, silks &c
Chusans, tcsans, Cashmere dc ECossc,
MousClinc de LANES, wo,len plaIds,
Black, watered and changoabo AIpIccas,
Black, blue and brown mcrinocs,
silk, wooden and Dlmask shawls,
Fancy hdk'i and scarts,
Lace collars, chemizetts and coaretts,
Lace caps trimmed night caps,
Black and white silk thule aud nett goods,
Jackonctt, Swiss and null muslin,
Plain check and lace stripe cambric,
Corded, Mursces, and grass cloth skirts,
Corscts and corset laces,
Irish linen aud linen lawn,
Linen, cambric, plain and hcmstich hdk Is,
silk, cotton. and Madras hdkis,
Linen, cotton and muslin lacos, cdgingi and inscr'
tions.
Ladies' and gents gloves and hosiery
Satin stocks aud tics,
Black and fancy silk cravats,
Black and fancy ginlps and fringcs,
Hooks and eyes, thread, needles &C
Brown and black Hollands.
Silk and cotton velvet,
Satin },ars.iiIs and velvet vcst.ng7,
Buttons, a great assortment,
Bonnett, cap. satin, and tattlta rb5cn7,
Umbroas and paraso!s, new ~ ic,
Carpctng and carpet binding,
Flanncs and inseys,
Buffalo and horn dressing combs,
Buffalo and horn tuck combs,
Ivory combs,
Hair. nail, and tooth brushes,
Perlumery, soaps, &c.
Jet nrck klaccs, hair pins and bracelets,
Elastic worstcad and cotton susPoudcrS,
BaudboAcs &c.
Together with a very large assortment Of
Eoois, Sdo,s, Hats. Caps aHd BoEneiis; Glassrnr',
Queensrare. Harirrarr, Saad'eTy. anil Sad
dlers' Trimmings, Looks Gad Stc'iOnery,
Groceries. Drugs. Paints and
DIE-STUFFS.
Comprising every article usulLy found in dry goods
stores IN this country, which they offer to purchasers
at wholesale retail at as low prices as can be pHr
chased cseh in the State. All that We ask IS an
examination Of the qualities and prices of our goods
as having the facilities determined to sell as 10"
or lower than the lowest.
Van Buren,, June IS, li31.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
A. II. WILSON.
STATE OF ARKANSAS.

County OF MADISON.
a In vacation July Sih, 1915,
Jane Gray complainant, ,
- rs. Petition for Diroree.
William Gray defendant.
a ND now on this day came the complainant.
IA by Wilson. her solicitor. before me. Henry
B. Brown, Clerk of the circuit court for said
county in chauccry, and filed in the Office Of tho
Clerk Of said court, her petition. verified by af-
fdavit, charging IN substance, that in the month
IF December, 1910, said complainant in said
county. lntermHrred with said defendant; that
during the time she lived with said defendant she
strictly kept and observed her said marriage
covenant; that in tho month OF December 1913,
SAID defendant abused said complainant without
Just cause or proyocation, and has remained ab-
sen, from thonce hitherto that complainant is
informed and believes that said deiendent is now
living with a woman unknown to complainant
as his wife; praying that tho bonds Of matrimo-
ny so entered into between them be set aside,
and held for naught, and that said complainant
be restored 10 all the rights and privileges Of a
single woman; and the said complainant also fl.
ed at the same time with the petition her affidavit,
stating, that SAID defendant (as she verify be.
icyeS) is n nonresident Of the State Of ArkaN-
sas.
II IS lcTeiOTE oIuCicu Dy mo, IhaI SuIu ueieIlu-
ent, be, and appear before tho Judge of our cir.
cut court, in chanccry sitting, on the first day of
our next circuit court in chanccry at a court 10
be holden at the court house in said county, on
the second Monday after tho fourth Monday in
October. 1919.
And then, and thore plead, answer. or demur
to said compIainant's petition, Or in default there
Of, the same will be taken as confessed and a
decree entered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that copy hereof, be
published in the Arkansas InteIIigencer," "a
new spnper printed in this State, for at least eight
weeks successfully, the last insertion to be al!
least four weeks before the commencement of
said court. HENRY B. BROWN, Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
ATTEST: II. B. BROWN, Csrk.
Angus! ,, lSl5.--no 25-6I. [prs fee $23l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16

nkee Iareaiion.-A new Pin Making
been contrived at Bratlleboro, VI,
,lke an inteIligen, being, and is thus
y traveller:
lie wire, thon rounded the head, then
y its fingers, and sharpened. the point
oindstones, and finally threw it finish.
iceptacIe beneath. AnG all this ap-
bout the Intervention of any human
elieve all the tending requisite was
e. After being whitened, the pins
)nto another machine, and there they
yes into paper with wonderful regu.
kfyican Democrat.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16

'fo Merchanfs.-The Secretary Of
, r. J. Walker. has published lnstruc.
Collectors of the various ports that
4 goods are 10 be sold on account of
! concern sixty days after they arrive,
rs if from the Cape of Good Hope }
|fiicicnt portion Of all claimed goods
ID to pay duties, if the duty is not
( Or ninety days after completing the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
NrY Gnoda.

Dal,,rinc and painted iackonet Muslini plaid Gtag
haus 81 ~ 1-s; brown Domestic, Columbian. mari
boro and Georgian stripes; Franklin Platds; heavy Hil
ed S1t,nctt Striped Plaid, b& steel mixed, and blue
do: scgrlst while ard green nannCs red padding
cloth do; canvass; coorcd eambrcs stout webb, worst
ed and India Rubber Braces Leyantne cravats; Pongee
English Bandanna and French SILK hkfs.; SPtitalhe,d
aud Choppa silk purses; twist; black silk brads; biz
silk cords; colored wOrsted binding, quality bindings
sel~ca lining serges mixed and patent pins; mohair
aud SILK bindings; cotton and liRCn sewing thread
white twilcd tapes: linen do; cotton hks.; ch'nt7
shuws black and coored tafita ribbons lasting, sat
in and mrhair coat and vest buttons plain muslin
cravaIs; Madras do; Avery shoolug; Greenfield Bur
lington tickings Merrimack rich chintz, ginghan'
stripe and French plate prints, great variety Of pat
terms; blue and green blankets cotton yarn &c. &c
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16

- Cs cuntsidncc. gentleman residing
IrI-,< BART of New York. says tho Mirror,
esdnhfortabIy warm in bed, took pillow,
= 81 the floor Of the paror. He was
"a wards morning by strange feeling
u his fingers. and found, to his astonIsh-
raj euiciIy gnawing away at the end of
. sofi flesh under the nail was entirely
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
H.DSE'.

A CARPET BAG, belonging to the estate OF
"A poher, West. deceased. Said Carpet Bag
was shipped by Messr Weaver q Wns5s Val eo >. of OF
w. p Denckln Fort Gbson.o on board the steam
sr M MI. Kinney" which sos n,yer delivered. s
T Tho Garnet bag is above the medium SIZE OF hne
10 ."' rIoricd with the name OF the under-
sirned in large capitals underneath, with the ad,
gs,i", 81 ..IJernando, Miss" Any information
oesescs3ng p!o" Gt the same to SCOT? WHITE $3.50. g. CO.
=, T,n R1ren. or tho undersigned at Memphis
TenU,. will be properly appreciated, and the de-
livery of the same, literally paid ioFf or, vrsr
Angus, o, l845.-no 26-3w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

~ - Little Rock, June lOM, 1915.
6rnmcnt of the United States issued, on
1Sisition Of Governor ]. Miller, 10 the Ter
Ihnsas. on the 10th October, Isl0, 100
LbO Pistols; and on the 18th July, lS2l,-
|kahres, and 400 Pistols: and on the 2Oth
,--I2 Drums and II Flies. All of said
1tuments of martial music were distributed
Joints, and. no doubt, under the care of
irresponsible for their safe keeping and fu-
A but as those persons are unknown TO me,
&hlic interest requires some knowledge OF
10 request all those having such arms or
|n charge or possessing any knowledge OF
5prt the same to this office, as soon as cir
\ i'll permit. WuCS. 5. DREW.
InGr and
Flint Chief.
ZBoRLAND, Adjt. Gsnl.
)i5.--nn 24-Iw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
FRESH ARRIVAL!
PIEETT & GREeG

II AVE RECEIVED per late arrivals, an addition to
their former stock OF goods, which make il quite
complete. Farmers and traders buying goods in Van
Buren, arc respectfully invited 10 cxarluo stock,
which consists, in part, OF the following articles:
Erown shirtiags, 81 to - wide; bleacbed 90;
lcached and brown shoetings 81 and Ga DO;
Brown drilIngs aud a. DO;
Z I anu II Lowell and Virginia Osnsburgs;
Checked and plaid domestes, sssd;
Stripe drillings, assd; mixed do do.'-
Hickory shirtingsi Choctaw Stripes;
Green, scarlet, and white mackinaw Blankets;
ny. jeans, Washington and Glasgow do;
Red and plain nseys, ass d; satineus do
Dodtckings and ~;
Calico PRINTS muslns do; ginghans, ass'd
Zip and pegrod boots; calf sewed and Peggcd do;
Thick heavy do kip and calf brosans;
Ladies' calf and morocco slippers;
Srhool books; hardware and cutlery;
Brushes assorted states and pencils:
Plough lines; bed cords; cotton and wool cards.
Flanncs ass'd; mernocs do.
Blanket and pilot cloth coIts;
Gloves and hosiery, linen crash;
SILK and cotton hdkfs.
Bird eye aud Russia diaper; table linens ass'd;
Jackone't, book, Swiss null, cross barred muslins;
lace~. cdgings and nsertngs;
NankeCns, and bed sprclds;
Cotton bali thread, cotton spool do;
Patent thread ass'd gambroons;
CuttOnades buttons, needles, and pins.
Iron and Nails.
Castings, ass'd; blister, German and cast s,ee
QucouswGro, glassware; window glass; putty;
WOOL hats, palm leaf do, fur and beaver do;
All OF which we offer low, wholesale retail Beef
hides peItres, hCeswaX, and cotton, taken excRnrc
for which we will give the highest market prices.
Van Barren, juno -, ISIS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
II, gular Memphis and Fort Gibson PACKET,
LiT"tI, Il, Its,slafh RahsaSf, 50, r2RuSihSFTt, 23iRiuSiSFTt,

A sS1 WILL ply regular packet between
Ets-5iTVilS the above mentioned ports throughout
rs5szS..s.rs the season. and being of light drausht
and substantial build, is well adapted to the trade-
The Little Ben franklin will be kept entirely in the
trade and viii make her trips regularly through from
port port, and for the safe transportation of freight
and passengers cah compete with any boat in the
trade attention paid to the discharge freight,
and the delivery of letters orders. For freight Of
passage apply board. 10 the undersigned Agents.
SCOTT WHITE & Co., Van Buren.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16

NJ. Goodcnough recently married Miss
d! We suppose thoy both combined make
ust about rghl.--ReroWe
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
TEXAS FERRY.

TTTHE subscriber has just established new ferry
across Red river, where he is prepared to accom-.
modato the travelling and emigrating community on
the most liberal Said ferry at tho crossing Of
the main road from Fort Smith Cofco's Bend and the
forks OF the Trinity TeAassnd is decidedly the near
est and best rout from Missouri and Arkansas to the
upper part of Texas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
SCOTT. WHITE & Co,

ITAVE JUST received the following articles Of DR.!
goods, groceries, hardware. queonswar0, boots
shoes &C. which they offer for sale reasonable term
for cash or country produee.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
FRUITS, CONFECTIONARIES. &C.

Oranges, Lemons, Figs Raisins, Almonds sPruncs
Vcrmacilla, Macaron Candies, Citron preserved Gin.
ger, Lemon and Sarsaparla Syrups, Salad Oil. Mush
rooms and Walnut ketchups, Gherkins, Pepper, fine
and grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate, French Mustard in
jars, Am Mustard, Alspice Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16

4. Elegant Rifle Eor S'siS.
K,E subscriber offers for sale, at moderate rra
L. gooa ''0' GEO c. NORTH
"V,S Vnn Burcn, July a6, Isi5.-no 2i-St'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16

Sugar, coffee loaf sugar. clarified sugar, molasscs,
rice, Rcgaa and Principe scgars, honey dew and Lett.
wiche's best chewing tobacco; gun powder tea; ha II
Dbl. shad tannors oil, ciarct wino pickles. mustard,
tomato catsup: cayenne ground pepper cmnimon and
ginger ground pemrnto; lemon syrup; Stoughton bit.
ters cas>a sweet oil MusCat and Port wine, sweet
wine in casks; cherries rrisns spices mould can
dies, whlskey, old Bourbon do nseed oil, Walk
crs ale Pttsburg docay pipes, soap CASTLE do cider,
satch, cologne, jelly, -four emery, white lead. coarse
and no salt; LrJoms; single and double mltrass'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
Nv Groceries RItc.

IS. Brown Sugar,
Loaf do
kcks Coffee
bis water Crackers
b. butter do
>oxts No. l Soap
4oz. Lemon Syrup
CIaret Wine, &C..
lived per steamer RoIIa from New Or
h we offer 10 the trade at the lowest
A W. II. & M.MAYERS,
eers q. Druggists, Fort Smith Ark.
1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
PERFUMRY, STATIONERY &C.

Ceylon scent Packs, Florida Calogne, Lavender.
Musk, and Orange Waters, Otto Rose, Ext. Mouslin
jessetnin, Violet and various others, Kusan Hair Dye
Macassar, and pure Bear OIL Cold Cream, Cream of
Almonds, Shaving Cream, Pearl, Alebaster and Hair
Powder, Powder Pufs, Shaving Brushes Tooth, Nail
and Hair Brushes, Trusses, fine Ivory and Dressing
Combs, IndclIiblo Ink. japan and Blue Fluid, Fancy
and plain Note Paper, Letter and Cap finest quality,
Postoiico Paper Gillotts Steel Pens, Qus, Ink Sand
india Ruber, Marbles, Lead Pencils Fancy and PLAIN
Sea ling Wax, &c,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES of every description.
the assortment being TOO large admit in the colums
of the lnteligencer without ding out "impor,ant
matter"
All orders directed us will bc thankfully received,
and promptly attended to. ....
W. H. & VI. MAYERS,
GrOeers j. Druggists.
Fort Smith. Junc7, Ie45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
Hardware.

Knives and forks shoe knives butcher ID, pocket do
rozors, scissors thUm nncc's phr-u', 'nates, Norfolk
latchcs knob do tap borcr round bolts door do brass
and patent fncets, molssrs gates butt hinges, brass
butts screws chalk lines shoe acks, carpenters rules,
table and tea spoons sheep shears. hand saws, pit
saws, tail half round aud mill saw files, horse rasps,
wood do. shoe raps patent SETS razor straps, vo-
i'm strings, needles, darnng and spayng do; knitting
pins; wood pocket combs stock, pad closet trunk till,
saddle bags and gun locks II Endoostan oil stones tape
measures acks assorted stata glasses shoe hammers
ei,p nd,r buttons, ron sIudros, soohet and eT chs
cs ADDE'S, aw blades, pegging awsscyhe stones,
shoe pinccrs Gotten and WorstGd Webbngs brace and
bits stock and dies, roller buckles, paten! augcrs,
hints carpenters tools blue and black ink Collins and
Ioungs axes, Collins broad axes, and log chains.
straw knives scythes mills; nails bar tyre, band
and hoop from blister steel.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16

STATE OF ARKANSAS
COUNTY OF MADISON,
lraiTie ToraShip. }
0~T Taken up and shown to US by Bar
&lI@[S net Beach. one stray horse; we find
80 = the same to be sorrel horse seven
years old last spring, fifteen hands and hall high,
with his near eve out, with star in his forehead.
some saddle spots on his back. and two or three
dark spots on lis right lip. with a common bell
and coG,r and buckle, no other marks Or brands
prrceivabe appraised to ,hIrtydoIIars by Us, this
2OIh day of June, 1915.
ISAAC VAUGHN,
JOHN MELTON.
MATTHEW kiNCANNON,
Appraisers.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me. tho date
aforesaid. A. NJ. BEACH. J. p.
Bond flied and appraiso bill duly recorded, this
Bird day OF July, A. d. 1915.
Copy-TEsr: II. 3. BROWN. Clerk.
August ., lS45.-no25 Nv.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
DF ARKANSAS, }

iTounship.
y WE the undersigned, have this day view
ed an estray horse, shown to us by Jesse
Perkins. aud do find the same TO be sor.
i rel about eight years old, five feet high,
! legs, bald face, and glass eyed, and his
ehitc, with n small bell on, and we do ap
A. to thirty dollars.
w NJ. WALTON,
RUBIN HARPER,
MARK ROBERTSON,
AppfGisrs.
land subscribed before me.
LARKIN WALTON, J. 7.
IS i5,-A-4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
Clothing.
Groceries.

Linen bosom shirts coitonado and linen pants cot
tonade and linen coats
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
CoCNTY OF CRAWFORD.

Probate Court for the County Off
Crawford at the July term Of
l54j. q
John j. billiard administrator
Of Wm. II. DHIard deceased.
TEHIS day comes the said Jno. J. Dillard and pre-
sen:s 10 the court here, his petition, verified by
adavit pray aying for order TO sell certain slaves be-
longing to the estate OF his said intestlte viz Jane
negro woman aged about twenty years, and her child
Lavinia aged about ten months; on the reading oil
which il is ordered by the here that the said Jno
billiard sell the said negro slaves at the courthouse door
in this county, on the second monday OF August a.
ID. Iol5 for cash And it is further ordered by the
court here that the said Jno j. Dlard give notice OF
the time, place and terms Of said sale by adVer'Sc
ment in some newspaper published in this county, 50
that there are fur in said paper the first OF
which shall be made least t" ohty days before .e
day of sale.
July Is !S45.--no % It,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16

1-SIIF Gentleman who borrowed the 9th volume
L. Of SCOTS Bible, from library in this city,
,,; rIease call aud get the other FIVE volumes =
An others having odd volumes oil borrowed books
will do well to call for tho full sets.
July &c, lS45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16

Consult your interest, aud call nj the Van
Buren, wholesale and Retail Cnsh storcs
on Main u. if you wish to obtain
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
0UnCnGwGYc.

Painted teas, edged twiflors, Mocho pitchers and
bow I painted sugars and creams, heavy flint, mitrc,
and plain flute tum6lcrs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
Shoes, BOOt5 &c.

Cents. fine sewed calf brogans, kip pcggcd brogans,
woms pegged brogans and low quarered Shoes youths
calf boots boys pegged do, velvet slippers, velvet null
icrs button gators, Indies extra kid slippers bnskins
and aters coLOred Kid tios nu cali scwed boots, fac
stitched do,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS

BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS:
Ladies brogans slippers, ties, buskns and half CATERS,
girls Toys and infants shoes and brOgans, mems Kip and
seal brogans gentlemen sewcd and peged calf and kip
boots, Shippers and dancing pumps broadbrim black
and drpb Russia hats, fashionable silk Russia, cassi-
mere and nuiria hats, scalct, cloth and fur caps.
CLOTHING:
An assortment of Summer pa ts coats and vests black
sa.; ycss drawers knit shirts lenir bosom shirts,
QUEENSWARE, GLASSW &c.
All of which bought low and will be sold cheap
for Cash Country Produce
Van Buren, June %, ioiJ.-a0.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16
SaGdlpPT.

Heads and reins, rn. brdles strup feathers, Sweeps
assorted pocket bags, ogsk coaIs, cotton and worst
ed sorsnges, leather gjrhs, sheep scat Saddles Atak
apas do, Cu!ulnba do, spurs SC.
Rats.
Fashion bic Nutria, SIX and'lIOicshin; broad brim
po, blue sp,rung DO. Woo. do
June u, 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-16

July 10. lSf5.--no 23-4w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-05-31
WALLACE & WARD,

wilson's Brick Row, Main street Van Buren,,
. a AVE just received an assortmen, of fancy
IL goods, consisting in part. of new style Gimrs;
Frngcs; Ericsson rape trimmings; plain and hem
stich Linen Cambria hkfs.; Linen Cambria; blk.
and figured Satin and nett PeIernes; lace stripe,
plaid and Celestial de Jole points; blk, and mode.
ChaIIy; Silk; Satin; ombre crimped, and Cashmere
fancy hkfs nett hkfs.; Silk shawls; Senchew and
Gro de Rhine Silks; Bonnet Silks; plain coIored
md plaid Florence Silks; Paris Chemiselts and
Coiareus; Green Barage blk. and white nett
goods; Polka Mitss; blk. and white long Gloves;
Ik. white aud coIered hid Gloves; blk. and white
Six Hose blk. Grape; ArtfciaIs; Feather Fan $
Nc., &C., 10 which they invite the attention of
Inc Ladies.
Nav II, ls45: