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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22

80 S To Let
WYE will let for number Of wears mart az
w Lot No. 1871, Immediately south Of the
new Market House. Thelot eiigibly situated
tor stores and business houses. = Esouire of
sept % ~ GRIMES & STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22

3' Ail9@ Groceries. 9d' ra.
TNORTY Sacks Rio Coffee, ~. '1 -
IL hhds Prime N. O. Sugar,
10 bbls N. o. Molasses, =, IT.
100 lbs Spanish Float Indigo,
IS boxes 10 window glass,
20 /" Toby IL &c do
1909 Tbs sole leather. sse arsssa ~
10 boxes asst Virginia tobacco,
10 bales cotton batting, ~
II, 10 .doz painted buckets, ,,. ..S
For sale BY w. F. .COOLBAUGH 4 Co.
nov 9 ~, n MT stat Nv. Jefferson street
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22

On Main street, in tie aes brick building betcess
so Hss Waskfngtos and C0lsmbiG IT..
ERENCH, English, and American prints; BAL
L zarine and painted mullins, striped lace mus
las, Swiss and jaconett, French worked collars
and collaretts Of the most rare styles Isle aces
edgings and insertisgs; bonnets, good assort-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22
0t8ky0uSNBO
Fer SALE

-ss., @s:fT le. EAr eale. t..
i section iKisiy 10 Is e towaili p sesshtS,
on1sUEAief Dnos l4ree west The lboss
described tEsef eo6taisis aeres Of EXCELLENT
' sss.;s !. - go = As sis'.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22
GROCERIES.

The attention of families is respectfully d.
rected to the assortment Of groceries which have
been selected with great caTe. ss iii
Teas, coffee, chocolate and sugars Of very
superior quality, and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention, oil Of which will be sold ex-
tremeiy low, at the NEW YORK STORE
There will be weekly arrivals Of new and fresh
goods which will be sold At very small advance
over eastern prices. Those wishing cheap and
good goods will plesse call, q il is pleasure to
show goods. afsK ss
NAV IA 49, 44ssss~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22

M = Sssar. sd Re CoGee. fresh Y. u. T.
S Iapssssl Teas, Tolrcco. ledge aad Mad
der. Nsils. Glaas. Alsrics - PsPpss, Nstnegs
Cloves. a.d ciraamss.
oct IS. -. WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22
Cotton Z arm = Batting.

QT&f4EEN ANNDnED -kbss Gostos -F@s~r -
Del -, &-43 WESLEY JONES:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22

DIeached and Unbleachea Cotton.
lO tssses bleached do IT, aFs Ns2
Jus! ri1Aissa ~ q sflf fhesp 4 The dew store
oct 5 Al ssso~ 1sFsa yfs ,. G. kAJMAN ]
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22
.ssds3saa Ne. 4 Leaf Lard. I8
100 Kegs for sale low for cash bv
lOO jana JOHN DAVID.

Mill and Cross Cut Saws.
|TNHE Sa bscribsF has on hand, and offers for
i sale Al Tho Cineinnau pricep, 825 fee.
Of MIL Ann C2oss Cur Saws VA
esfia ~ Fa' - D. M'lNTIRE.
importer Of, and desler in China Glass and
Hardws
jsn4, rs,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22

SUGAR, coffee, tea, molssses, tobacco, alum
~ pepper, alspice, &C., for sale wholesale and
retail, o. exchanged for country produce, BY
J. G. LAUMAN,
sept Is ~ @8 z Water. below Jefferson st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22

sHvEErlHE ,BAlsan Of Wild Cherry, the
W eeIrbrssed remedy for copsa mpsiss. Cor
saisAy 4, corr PARSONS, Agent.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Marine Court.
Rn,ofe ludnn sherman.

-.
FsB 6-4ionso n Smith rs George W. Sdnyer.-The
plaintiff Is a land b-ckec in New York The defendant
resident in New Jersey The facts they appeared
in evidence we're tbst some during the early part
the yer 1914 the defendant applied to the plaintiff 20
purchaser for the farm OF defendant IN New Jersey
that nlantiF sent dafendsnt TO man named Godfrey
who had farm in Illinois which he wished TO exchange
rrey and defendant entered into written contract
10 terms Of exchange Of said farms &c. deads 10 he deli
vercd on tho Ah August, 1874 The agreement not
contaminated through some delay in procuring inorma
ton concerning the title of Godfrey's land in Illinois
Defendant contended that much The bargain
not completed between him snd Godfrey that plant n
not entitled 10 his commission The Court held tsr
in much as defendant aud Godfrey had taken
out OF the hands OF the plaintiff he broke by enter
ing into written contract and the gain sale
not completed snd not owing to default the
part OF the painf therefore he (raintif) entitled
~ recover for hs commissions which the Court chscssed
"a S32 being per cent tho value of tho farm Of
andant r. u. shannon for plaintiff defendant in per
SON
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

m'kerai 9 sf Folgers oo.aonao, All Hsliug Bslsm IL
rl d. him more good than all The remedies he has used
lt has eayfd The troublesome cough made the
easy checkd the tedious night sweat AID restored hah
given up 70 perish Where !. Ne sufferer fr Asthm,7 ss
y remedy at hand. Fogers Olsaouan will only check
the violence of ihe attack. hut will You TO health
coughs Colds Hoseness, Bronchitis Sp ring Of Blood ard
NEEDY hau any other med cine the world For sal. AZ
ns Nassau door above Ann and Mrs Hays i,o
Fulton street, Brooklyn. "
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
ThentriCnls. &c.

Miss st. Clair, and Mr.. J. Dunn engaged ct the
Olympic Saloon, Washington Miss Clarendon is short
ly TO mike her appearances in .he same theatre
signors Borghese, sisnora A Ricci, signor Perozzi
and s,gnor Tomasi, gave grand Concert at Caru'is
Saloon Washington, on Wednesday evening 1t was
numerousIy and fashonably attended
Professor De Bonneville ID delivering lectures on Meg
netism in Washington.
Mr. Rice commences an engagement at the Nattona
Theatre, Boston, on the 10th instant,
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Amuaements.

p.Ywo,e O,rr. Housr-We u,NderH and that
Mr psImo h,s yn, n. ,rr,neements with a conpa-
~. om.;c;.ns Iaa;ss ond .enteme en- for he prosusen
=; =; ~ n.snd T,h;,aaa nnsrsc Rvrie,ts wLVs has bssa
;.. - ~ | ~ @ =, sho r., mnsicinus OF our. ,ity. The
ha ~ 80 % 80 hs sn...nsd Nv ff,y voices - Ns and fs-
aI iii .hs ,sr s;r. tro. ths BohafnisA Girl will
hn ;anap @ .pJ ts;s svan,. h. set apart fo the ast
renr.sUt.,;a' W w. h".n..L t ieshicaA bic audi
rup.,ro,s (,,p1. uo,e, II, will !. .e.r their
advertisement that the Orphsan FanilyI farewell o9n
ce1 of Palmo's on Saturday svsninE next "a
all improve this last opportunity Of listening to thsseA
lodous wablers After giving this concert they va
depart for the south.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Ar phsI.sssunns.

HERALD must be paid. to the ageass, Zsb~r Co. Isdcer
Buildings Third Cbsstnu where s;nse ro7.s
NAV also be obtained daily at O'CLOCK 49, ' oi
All s,e new and cheap Publications for sale at their es-
adjustment, wholesale aud retail ~ ~ " ~ =
WIN the eAcsh,icn e oge p'per, the Herald !, red
mucn perhaps IN Philadelphia, any pspc published in
that city, ahording vansbis medium 10 adve HSvs
pear in the Herald next day. 80 ' % na a,1 w
The New York herald., 1845-02-07
Doctor ChIids has removed 70 No rs Chan,
bers street. just west of Broadway r, ,w
MAAlnn. n
-flperneutaorxnc

. msdicnt No 4s'r~-'riis tGweyt tsements or In o
Sew York Coiiege q aioi1e enl Pharmacy established for
nc Suppression OF Qnachery the of all diseases. will
hersssr appear The fourth and last column of hs
paPI w. 8. RICHARDSON NJ D. Agent
Once and Consulting Rooms Of the College e5 Nassau srss
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

PALMo's OPEs4 HoysE-A most novel musical
entertainment takes place this evening at The
above house, in which some of our first musical
geninses are TO perform. The programme will
soeak for itself
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

GENERAL CAss.-Thc Detroit correspondent si
the 81 Clair Banner Dem, intmates that there Ia ser
opposition the election OF Gov Cass to the Senate
from a portion of the Democratic party.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

D..rnes..-why win persons cou,,nu. 70

sur whsn remedy is At hand DIR. McNas Aconsc I'll
will f.olsh speedy ieieto all who iced with priodi
deafness buzzing noss aud frequent Pains in p ear Here
be no mistake a. 70 The effects of this OIL, AID any by
calling at No III Courtsns eH,wninx the ce-
and Letters OF accommodation from tos.
the article and been cured by IT, have hesitation s4ying
lea.t. = ~ 49,
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

EQUESTRIAN TRouPE AT TBE PABK-Thc Gene.
raj is gong a-aead. Notwithstanding the inoe-
meocy OF the weather, the house has been pretty
well i!ied for the past night or two. There will be
grand treat for the youngsters on Saturday 1t
will be worth while being present to see them
enjoy it,
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

Daiicy's Magical Pnin Extractor at tsac only
stocks Extract Of Sauapa lila.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

WlKoFF AeAIN.-it will be seen by our report OF
the case in the Court of Sessions, of Downg Us
wlkof and Doyle, Che latter has absquatulated,)
that the cause has been set down for Tuesday
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

The following aston issllng case lD one OF
respecnbe fmes, Witnessed by Dr. Steans.
OF Oldest and honored physics and the HUSBAND
will gladly personal who will call at his
house, as below, or his Office, e John street,
NHMFNk NEW YoRK. January 81 1865.
MIR. CosasTocK-
years from hat asd painful disorder the tic
doloux Ihere have been p.ods Of months that tme
that she has been free from for ss hours
time For the last the returns have been sqeny
The advice Of the bes physicians Of this city, HIS used tbs most
powerful medicines and been cuppd spon the temples e-
der was more than he last with e hope Of
realy exhausted when sic induced visit lady West
e. s e se sa
My lady immediately made ral Of THIS msdclae and fom
the the third fourth application lin November st)
the me she has had return OF the palms, and u TO
all entirely cured
Any suffering similar manner, he satisfied oi
the correctness Of the above by personal Which w
be given with pleasure from desire TO afford relief Calling
to publish the above without ane, which not
the place OF residence is sufficient Yoa also show this
statement 10 any person you choose. :. -
The above may be by calisg 81 Court,and street
where this salve may bs had which warranted to please ne
user all cases. and cure the following compansS OF no pay
Bums, Chilbains, Eeves Sores,
Frysipelas Tender Feet, Slrains &c.
Remember Connels Mugical Pain Extractor md to
?, hd ONLY y s. peyar q . and ss sss street.
St LOUIS; 10 Trement rev, Boston.
Gen. Duff Green, late goVernM Mcnt agc,t 10
England and eceatly Texas prints his ~ s
Comstock Co.'s is the most efectul remedy for res esvw
dscoveed He does his for the bcne6t of the torsned 70
well .; the popetors ~ mut be remsEbercd stv vt g..
IN
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

The Illustrated Weekly Herald, TO be issued to-
morrow, viii be particularly rich. twill contain
a beautiful engraving of the g Empire Club" the
members disposed in picturesque attitudes around
the stove OF their Club room, and engaged in dis
cussng the Congressional proceedings-also, a
spirited view of Mayor Harper's successful attack
on the apple women-together with view OF the
. native" scavengers in the mud. Price 81 cents
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

CHOICE SEeARs The admirers Of good
article may be andy grati6ed, by visiting the
store of Ezekiel, 92 Nassau street, where they
may get the choicest brands from 25 cents box,
TO 500 thousand. HIS Napoleons will be found,
without exception. the finest favored segar ever
smoked, the proof OF which needs only one uial
Every other description will be found equally ex-
ceent, as the proprietor keeps only such artcles
as he can warrant and recommend.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

NoMfNATroN BY the PREsrDsNr. III is stated on
good au'houy that the President has nominated
Prosper M Wetmore for the Navy agency OF this
city II is also stated that William Shaer is to re-
ceiye the appointment OF Consul at Hong Kong In
China, in the place Of Mr. Waldron, recently de-
ceased
The New York herald., 1845-02-07

FROM THE NORTH THE northern mail arrived
on Wednesday night and will now come in re
gularly till the next snow storm.
We learn from Livingston Il Co., of the Grea
Northern Express Line, that the passengers who
left Albany on tuesday morning, over the House-
tonic Railroad, arrived at Bridgeport at almost the
usual time of the arrival of the trains there every
day, but were detained over night, and until Wed.
nesday, no boat being there to receive them.
1t is reported by Livingston x Co, that an ex-
tensive fire was raging at Albany when their mes
senger left for this city. 1t was supposed to have
originated in the Knickerbocker Hall, situated on
the esst side Of Broadway, between the Mechanics
and Farmers Bank and the City Hotel, and had
already consumed several large buildings occupied
by the following merchants, &c. -
@. g. Tresdwell fur store (; Chapman < Sargent, to-
bsoco store Blocker BoGart, hardw are; Knicker
hooker saloon; Carpenter KING, merchant taiiors
Boston Clothing store.
II was hoped that by the efficient and prompt
exertions Of the firemen, the further progress Of
the fire had been stopped No damage had been
done to the Bank or the City Hotel.
The Housatonic Railroad is open, and the trains
hereafter will arrive and depart with their usual
despatch and regularity.
The New York herald., 1845-02-07


There! ! There 1t goes-they rolling up the cur
TAIN and now see them all stripped for the work and
Thareis Bob Tyler too holding his coat tails in his
hands, and trying TO go it, And then, there's John
Tyler standing behind and looking he waned to gel
out OF itand old General Jackson standing like Mars
with cane--and there's Van Buren riding on cabbage
and sas Wright locking down from the skies upon ths
turned into a winged Cupd-TyIer into Mercury ans
Bob has changed to Dan Bacchus end goes dancing
skipping about, aod drinking and drinking Bacchu,
never drank before And Fanny is changed to ----' >
Here the inspiration left him. and be sunk down upon
chair in state Of persect heplessness)
Mr. STEWART, (who had been closely watching
the experiment, his own expressive features work
ing IN apparent sympathy with the subject - This
is certainly very extraordinary--a wonderful effort
OF the mind, coming from any man in any cond
ton. II has been stated that the subject appeared
under the Influence OF liquor. But no drunken man
could do that-the very mpatisnce Of ntoxicaton
would betray him The experiment is certainly
very much ~ favor OF the subject
The organs OF amenveness, language and ide.
alty were then excited, when The patient began a
most nconcelvably ludlcTous rhapsody. which gar
somewhat as follows -
- Let me have some supper-give me two stevs and !
small FRY That oyster is mad-t has a lobster in it,
d-nt the lobster! Give me another fry am going II
sup with Nero anil Jupiter shsl have glorious feast
Tor the Gods, and Baccha shall drink decions nee
tor than he dreamed of Oh what glorious vision
canf describe it. long vstss of Estesks open
before me like landscape hear sounds of ravst
ing music. each note Of which is A Westphalia ham
And now will 90 to sleep a bed Of rare venison
steeksboiled eggs shall be my pillow and tho sheets
shall be hot and steaming buckwheat cakes ('Hnrry
M them cakes " from the audience amid convusiops Of
laugbter) Yes and Tl lay down in the Rres kitchen
o. heaven, and dream that am smboweiled in plnn,
puddingand III have glorious visions picred on mn
fnshesven shail he cauopied with biscuits and pave
WITH hot ohves The stars shsIl shine swee.ly like
frosted sayar cake the shall become grsot chers,
and he brgh. gob ,i eternal gingerbaead /, ers
the excitement passed of as neiorej
Mr.. STEWART. Well, gentlemen, we have Ger.
tainly had a great feast Uaughter)
Several other minor experiments were tried. and
the audience separated in excellent humor--if NOT
greatly edited, at least very much amused,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Don't wait for high wa
Toilet and Fancy Artlo

A NJ Bush respectfully informs the pun
N. has received per steamer Lucy Long,,
sortmcnt of perrupery, hair oils, powders. l.]
tracts, hair brushes. nail brushes, tooth o'n;hJs
tweezers, tooth brushes especially for the ht
der putfs. pear powder, violin strings. mar, ~
&c, ali Of which were selected with great. 81
best establi,nmcnts in New Orleans, by J."'
and will b. sold very low.
May 1915.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
B ON ETS

BON ETS.
TUSr received from Philadelphia,
81 doz. Willow Cottages,
do do calico trimed,
2 ".fine Balzorine do
White Chip do lawn trimeG,
Village Jackquered do
4" fine Polka do
Misses Lawn Polka do
Leghorn do
=. Florence Braid do
/ IS Goff.red Lawn do
I Ckilds assorted chip do
For sale at the cheap cash store OF
-..... WALLACE s. WARD.
May II, lsia
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
NOTICES

TVNHE undersigned, having associated themselves to-
l. gether for the purpose Of carrying on the Brick
making. Pldstering and Brick and Stone sonry,
der the firm and style of AVERY, MCBRIDE & MARSHALL
tender their services the citizens OF Van Buren, and
the adjacent country By prompt and faithful dis
dharge of their duties mechanics. hope to receive
share Of patronage. WARREN AVERY,
JOHN MCBRIDE,
Jan 9th 1S45-4S-6m ISAAC NJ MARSHALL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
gENHE subscriber has just returned from tue East,
i with an entire new and well selected stock OF
goods, consisting, in part of
Calicoes, Merinoes, Alapacaos, Hhawls, Muslins,
Boots and Shoes Ouecnsware, Hardware, Iron
and Nails, Glass, Groceries, &c. &c. &c
He fatters himself that the above stock be sold
at such prices cOmPort with the state of the times
&. S. BRINE, Fort Smith.
Dec 80, lS45--47-z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
OLD MONONGIlELA!

Nn BBLS of Old Mononghela WhisEsy
AV old for sale by
May, "A, lo4J. SCO /, WhlltI
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Great Western u. =. Vail
FROM
MOUTH OF W III r Z X IVIl
LITTLE ROCK, ARK's,
RX Sfelm.hnat and Post COacld
BY Steamboat and Post Coae

GHNllE. undersigned. contractors for ira
Il the U. S. Mail from mouth Of Wi
ION the Miss.) by Steam.bo boat, 10 Roc
from thence in four.horse Post Coachs
Rock, will pu, that line into full opera.a
day next.
Passengers from the Mississippi wiIa
boat at the Mouth of White river every
Thursday and Saturday morning ati
for Rockroe, where they will NEE, the p
es, which will convey them through the r.
ric to Little Rock, by p. NJ. of the
days; and passengers will leave Little RI
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday mon
8 O'Clock, and reach Mouth White rive
NJ. of the following days--.hrough inf
40 hours.
This limo forms the connecting linkb bt
great U. S. Ms,I Line by steam. boats %
siSsippi and Ohio rivers, and the U. 5.
Coach lines diverging ives, and south fr
Rock 10 Fort Smith and Washington.
Passengers from other States, wlshrd
the celebrated HOT SPRINGS. Or any q
in the interior of Arkansas, may rest as
this line will afford them ready and sPd
voyance from the Mississippi to Little
n! seasons, and particularly when the
is too low for ma, igation, which is gene1
case through the summer aud fall scaso'I
Conveyances in Stages and Hacks N
Springs, or any other point, can at all
readily procured at Little Rock.
No pains nor expense will be sPars'
proprie,ors TO render the situation of oil
able and convenient who may travel on !
SrAGE.ofrIcE--At Little Rock, a, the!
House.
All baggage at the risk Of the owaers |.
G. P. LENNON
Little Rock. Nov. 23. 1914.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Wagon Making.

TNHE undersigned, respectfully
"a informs his friends and the
N public generally, that he intends
to continue the above business, at
~N his old stand on Main street, where
N he will attend to all calls at the
horest notice and on sonabe for cOsh
ry produce IO9EfH uA"hlNS'
Van Buren,, March 80. ls4i.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14


From Memphis, Tenn, to Madison, Ga, rid Holly
Springs, Salem, Ripley, and Jacnto, Miss; Tuscum-
ba. Decatur, Somervillc. Warren;on, near Gunter's
old landing, Missionary Station, Ball Play, Ala; Rome,
Ca. TO MADISON, Ga. At Holly Springs, Miss. this line
connects South with the lines to Jackson Miss; North
with the line to La Grange, Tenn. connecting North
with the line at Nashville, ria. Florence South with
the line to Columbus, Miss At Decatur, connecting
with the Rail Road ahd Stage Line to Huntsville, Ala,
and at Madison, Ga, with the great Southern and
Nofthcrn Ral Road line to Charleston, South Carolina.
portion Of the above Line has recently gone in ope.
ration The proprictors intend sparing pains
pensc in making this Line equal to any in the South
western country. Their Teams and Coaches not
surpassed by any. Their Drivers are steady, careful
and accommodating. EEertlon will be used to give
entire satisfaction TO those ho may favor Il en- with
their patronage.
Time Of leGring Nemp'is-Mondays, Wednesday
ound Fridays, at hal! past 6, A. NJ.
SIMS 4 BROTHERS,
Proprietors Of The abOue line 10 Holly Springs.
Memphis, Ten. July s, lei3.-l6l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Drugs, Medicines &c.

EUST RECEIVED. per steamer Evenc, from Phil
y rdcpha, full supply of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils, Varnshes, Glass ware &c, which are offered I,
Physicians and others, at the owest prices for cash
April 8, ASA w. Il. y NJ. MAY Eko,
Druggists and Apotaitaries, Fort SIN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
SCOTT, WHITE l. On

TAVE JUST RECEIVED a eomp,et.
goods. consisting of D:y Goods, H,,i.
dlery, Hats, Boots and Shoes, STATIONERY N
Queensware. Cotton yarns, lion, Steel, G,,.f
Liauors, which thoy ari offering on ts,,,, y
Cash, than have been heretofore sold ia M
thew will also receive in exchange, foq, ~
peliries, Coon skins, Bees wax, tallow &c.
ke, prices. The following are the leadin,
[ al .tn~k
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Hats, Boots and Shoe
Queens " arc,
Stationery,
Medicines,

Camphor, Batemans drops Peppermint,
Godfrev's cordial ParegOric, es
Farmers and Country merchants are resPsI
viteG to examine our extensive assortment
confident that we can offer them induceG:.
March Is. ISl5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14

Qucensware, Glass. &C.
TN store eight crates of assorted Queensware, with
l an extensive assortment the shelves, together
with tumbers, quart bottles, pint and halfpint TASKS;
which will be packed to order and sold at the lowest
prices at wholesale or retail, for cash or barter
GEO. S. BRINE.
Fort Smith, August !. 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
CLOTHS, &c.

DLACK, Blue, and Invisible Green broad cloths,
ID Blue and Fancy Cassimeres, Black, Blue, Steel
mixed and fancy Sattinets, Hard Times, kentucky
Jeans and Merino Cassmeres, Blue, Brown Green and
White Mackinaw Blankets. Sc, &c. For sale at the
lowest possible prices by
October, 26, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
NOTICE TO TRAVELGERs.

TTNHE subscribers would respectfully inform the pu
lie that they have just started and have II ow
full operation new line Of Iri-Weekly,
FOUR HORSE POST COACHES,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-06-14
Groceries,,
DrV Goods,

Sand iqr bro domestic Cotton 4 woo.
d" bid do Silk and eotto,
{" heavy Lowe!is Hickory and q
Choctaw stripes Turkey red yul
O.naburgs Irish linen, ,psl
CIoths, Jeans, Cotton fame,
ned and blue stroudings B!akcts, blani
prin,s ,ickings linen And other an