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NthlOTlty cof
There are other statements afoat, such as 345 by
the western stage bill, and $50 from Mr.. Dunn Of
Abingdon
Our statement of the Grayson and Carol vote is
derived from Col. George, who passed here from
those counties after the election. He gave the joint
vote at &c. There are other statements, one at 90,
one at so. We incline to believe the one at 90 to
be correct A
We have two statements from Russell, coming
through gentlemen just from Tazewell, who got
their information, as understood them, from the
deputy sheriff Of Russell; the one 240, the other
249 As at present advised, all we can say is, wait
till the polls are compared, and them and then only,
viii il be known who is elected
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

LONDON, April 10, lS45
g.. NJ latter of In. s,h ;nsan, fnnhl;shsd - N.
- - -. N-s.a 1's
Tiopc) wih' III some "easufe' nave prepared your
readers to hear that the Maynooth question is still
IN. all anaross;ng snb;ect in this eountrv. The
r., a.. -
'''' winch mas eaP'ou s'''eo e.'"' ''. 'S' s'''
pioyed, in the House oil Commons, 10 very
heightened debate previously 10 the second reading
of m. In, .na 4, -. -, .n,... av.n vet f,hs
-, -, - - uos' nv
sesen'h h'gh') 70 DC exhausted, as severa' o. inc
most prominent members have not yet spoken,
The table Of st. Stephens has sroaned under the
ue;ebt of nc,;,ons nmb.,.a ~. ,ho,,s.,ds ,.;,h
the SIGNATURES Of hundreds IS ,ha,,sa,Js Eron
Iohn 5,csroa,,s house No aoa, uiJ Td ,ba. =
hoard &c hnt Mavnooth The ,,.ss u ""ee;,a1
,,.n, has scarcely ever been naraIlsss =. I $500,
of British legslalion There can he inn. doh, ~
sa;a IN nv Ias, ,ha, he n,em;er w,i . uouo' 20
~; second reading, bnt The on;n;on &c III
nm these ton'es is thai he hin ,v;,, ~
lost before the third reading Whatever NAV be the
result. the Peel administration has evoked an op-
position it will find it difficult to allay. The support
the premier has derived from the wing opposition
has been The onlv guaranty for his success in his
measure. and these new allies have not failed to
make illusions to his wavering and inconsistent
course. which must have rendered even their ad-
besion 10 his cause most unenvable Not few
members of Parliament have sacrificed their seats by
onnosino the powerfulIv expressed wishes of Their
constituents Indeed. L is supposed that the nexl
election will completely change the character oil
thai House. s1
So al.enorossinp have been the affairs of Nav.
tonics which otherwise would have excited much
concern, All conversation upon the Oregon affai,
seems entirely suspended until further intelligence
f~nsv Wac nntnn la cIi lnGifU Z.
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DIED,

On Wednesday last, MRS. ELIZA CAUSiN,
daughter Of the late Governor SToNE, Of Maryland,
and wife Of DR.. N. p. CAusM, Of this city.
Her funeral will take place Sunday afternoon
next at o'clock, from the residence Of DR.. CAusN,
on 18th street.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are
requested to attend, without further notice.
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Thus il would seem that Col. Hopkins is elected
by one vote.
II is proper TO state that there are conflicting re-
ports as to the majorites in Carroll and Grayson,
and Washington. Our statement Of the Washing
ton vote is made on the authority of letter from
the postmaster, giving detailed statement as fol-
lows:
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THE DAILY UNION.

kindly; Congress will coon be here nine-tenths
Of the people will ratify the proposals; and Texas
will be in the American Union before the first
sage of President Polk is delivered"
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BIZ A. Green, .Auctioneer.

TTOUsE AND LOT ON SEVENTH STREET
II AT AUCTION. --On Monday, the 18th inst,
l shall sell on the premises, at O'Clock, P. m,
good and nearly new frame house and lot, on TN
Street north, between X and L streets. The mouse
contains seven rooms with passage, being weh
calculated for private residence or place OF ous
ness.
Terms. One-fourth cash, balance IN ~, we've,
anu ''sA''''' " A. GREEN,
M.vo Auctoneer.
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VIRGINIA.

MR.. ATKINsoN's MAJORITY.
We copy from the Beacon the following official
return, which shows Mr. Atknson's majority to be
5l4-the largest ever obtained in the first district
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Mays
BIZ a. Green, Auctioneer.

c,uINy GLASS, CROCKERY, FURNT-
I rTiuRE. 6c., AT AUCTI0N--On Saturday
r,ornne. the 10Th instant, at O'Clock, M shall
sel Al he store Of Mr. McDevit 7th strsst, near
he Centre Market his entire stock Of china, glass,
crockery ware, and furniture, such as
Feather beds, mattresses
Bedstesds, tables, chairs, &c.
Other articles too tedious to mention.
Also, the store fixtures and goodwill Of tho
house, there being no better stand for business.
All the above must be sold, as he Is going to
leave the house, ..
Mays Auctioneer,
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From this mornings Intelligencer


The pittsburgh American" gives to its readers
the following pleasant account of the course and
event of the general election lately held in the Old
Dominion entirely reversing the old proverb that
"those laugh who win" Here the loser laughs; in
our opinion about the wisest thing he could do un-
der the circumstances:
"V,RelsA ELEerIoSs. Owing to the numerous fires in
The Ae
the elections this spring to 20 " 6 exc N one oi
wet spot where ssy ganeS 70 ind thai
ID that State ayng with noble zeal to recover their
lost ground at the next election" 6
The two savans who have discovered the theory
of the causes of their defeat in sold Vrgnny, have
omitted one very important element in their calcua-
ton. They have forgotten the great ,chiricind which
took place about the time of the eectonthe ichirt-
oind Of public sentiment--w has swept off the
have accounted for their defeat upon the old poetical
adage which we might suppose to be upon the lips
of the people
~ do not like thee, Or. Fell;
The iphy, cannot tell;
But this know, and that full we'll
lido not like thee, Dr. FeHn
The wings, however, though beaten, will not stay
beaten. They now live upon hope. They are
about to rally with noble zeal, and expect to carry
the next election in the spirit of those celebrated
words Of Pope
Hope springs eternal in the human breast
Man nepsr is but always 10 be best"
Wecould give them prescription for success at once
which will certainly succeed, if they will but employ
ia sure way to reach the object of their ambition:
Adopt good cause, good principles, good cam
ddate--c change their banner, and join the country
and the democrats, and they will be to recover
their lost ground at the next election
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o. Democratic Association.-There will
be meeting of the above association in the Hall Of
the Franklin engine-house, on Tuesday evening
80 M, ~ &. w. G. HUNTINGTON,
May Std se a Secretary.
[Constitution & u. s. Journall
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Atkinson's majority. -. 514

Very close vote in Lille Tennessee.
From the wythevie Register, May 8.
STATE SENATE.
Mr. Fayette McMullin beats Mr.. Kane by
majority Of 432.
CONGRESS-.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On Thursday evening May 9, by the Rev g.
w. SAMSON, Mr.. STEPHEN STEVENS, to Miss
ANN WHITE, both Of this city.
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The Tribune does not state this proposition correctly
as Sir Robert Peel the other day, convinced Lord JOIN
Russell IN the House OF Commons.
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"OPINloNS OF THE PRESS.

"WmL THERE BE wARl---We have kept watch Of
the leading papers OF the Union since the receipt Of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
To the Public.

FNIlE public arc hereby notified. that some
Il time about tho lst of September. two men,
flo wit: John league and Borter league, brought
four horses 10 my house, one q sofre bald horse,
four years old last spring; one bay flIley two
years old. both hind feet white; one bay fltcy
one year old past aud the other of dark dun
lcoor, with flax main aud tail, four years old.
From n variety OF circumstances, am strong
lily inclined 10 believe these horses were stolen. by
the said John and Bor,cr Ttague; and have, there
fore. given this public notice for the hen Il! Of ell
interested. The owners Of the above mentioned
horses ca n have them by applying at the suhsc'I-
bers house, and paying charges necessarily incur.
fred. MOSES TEAGUE.
Vacho Grass. Crawford CO., Ark.
Sept. 20lh, lS45.-34.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
PROSPECTUS OF THE SEVENTH VOL.

VIE price Of the DEuoCR,rlc REyIEw has hereto.
Il fore been too hgh-n1t for its size, cost, and
character but for the Of tens Of thousands Of
readers who would be glad to receive it, and among
whom it is highly desirable that il should circulate
For the purpose. therefore, of largely widening the
range of its usefulness. and nf multiplying the mum
bers Of those to whom 1t may he Cccssbr, il has been
determined, simultaneously with the great reduction in
the expense Of the postage, reduce its subscription
price also, from fire to only hrcc dollars; and when
several unite in subscription, to as low as - 80, or
even 10 So 30 per annum
This very large reduction in the receipts taccompa
med with but comparatively small Elimination Of It's
expenses involves, of course, entire sacrifice of
profit upon it, unless compensated by a vast mutip
ca atOn Of its subscribers. There will be at the outset
only small reduction in its number Of pages; soon to
be restored to its old number without increase price,
when the anticipated success Of the experiment shall
Justify it.
The portraits ofdstinguishcd democrats will he con
tlnuod, engraved in better and more costly s.e than
heretofore.
The postage will hereafter, for any dstauce, BE only
fire and huLf cents; it has heretofore been for
100 miles, eighteen rents.
W look for extension of circulation to be reckon
cd by tIs rf Dusands the result and tion
Of tins great reduction Of price Every friend of the
work, and of the d'nncrattc principles and cause,
confidently appealed to- t. exert hmsefwth an active
interest 10 procure 1t subscribers; both to extend is
usefulness and to It sucre>iuy through the
SIS Of this gr,at reduction Of It's receipts
Those Who have paid IN advance for the coming year,
will receive it, at the reduced rate for year and
half
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
FORT SMITH ACADEMY.

VENHE ID Session OF this Institution will commence
! on Monday the 3Oih inst, and continue ~ weeks.
The instruction Of the younger pupils, male and Ic.
male, will be BY Mrs. Mary Pierre.
Board washing and tuition, S2I 50 per hall session
Instruction in Writing, Arithmetic or in any higher
branches or Latin, $40. Reading, OUh"guPhy. etc,
s. per session.
Ii has been and shall be- the snhscrbcs endCavor to
that each pupil is thoroughly ,rr.od n everything
he undertakes before he Is suffered to leave 1t.
JOHN CARNALL.
For, Smith. Sept 27th I5lj-a3-jt.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
TERMS HENCErORWARD,
lhrarid5Iv IN dlrontc.1

LiRrGri16!H in h'rdncc)
Singlc-copv, So 10 Eight copies, - O.
Four coprcs II % Thirteen copies, 30 %
1t will thus be that when thirteen copies are
ordered at once, the price brought down 10 about
81 81 each. For months, half these rates
these rates afford high inducements 10 Ogents and
others interest themselves to procure SUI scrIbcrS
he cGSH SBsttHi and PgyWeR IN dGraHce must be
compromisingIy adhered to- The past relaxation of il
has caused accumulation Of not far from SIu,OOO Of
debts due to the work. Hereafter, this must be whoL
v rpiurrncI nor must either the most eminent Dolt
cal ircud or the intimate personal "nr, he DIS,
pruscd ON experiencing its arrlcatiou in the sorPaEc
OF their nuuhcrs. Inry uc-",t tn mi'; the 'rlnI
necessity ol winch, at the pro -rnt duord rar- must
so rour,ur,.. .,r. Will be rrs,n 1ron 'hc post Of
:.-t uIt, - Ilc. uI H.-. t.'
vi 0l.,n..r. .r- ,..l lland anh hin.
.td.r. Iru Mr. II &;
..nsLl .,':H ,,.u. ut-t urrueoa"ul' with
..,ll d., p ..-.r a.,9- ry,.: tn".r Ter '.llA ion.
!. +. O'SJ. f. NAN,
I,l, l-Lj 1876 No&Ssa Sr,,t, N.r l,rF.
LAST LIEENE|S OF GEN. JACKSON.
The admirable I;lgueTeotypa of Gen. jackson, TAX
en- Lv Anthonv Edlrnrda Il Co, icM weeks before
y Groth has been purchased fer the of the Dem.
ocraic EcvIcw It IS in the h,pds OF the artist, and
Will he engraved the finest sty lie Of mezLotm, OF cN-
,r, s1r II is most beautiful and interesting work,
declared bv Mr. Van Burrn and others to give more
perfect idea of the good and great old man than any
other k ness; and ought TO be possessed and framed
by every friend who loves or rcvcrcs his memory
Those who subscribe carly, viii receive it as one oI
the regular series OF port rats
TO THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
Our friends Of the democratic press are requested to
interest themselves in aiding To carry the work sItcy
and successfully through the crisis Of tbs great rcduc
,on Of price Every editor inserting TINS prospectus,
wtlb an cdltori. notice. and SEEMING Il copy o! the
marked, Shall receive the Nc,cw for the year
Srpt,unLcr -, l. iJ.-3}.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
FALL WINTER CLOTHING

NNILLIAMS Il PHILIPS have Just opened
w large lot OF clothing suitable to tho sea.
son, which Will be sold at prices 10 suit the times
Their stock consists in part as follows: Pilot and
Mohar Bancups; Cashmere Sacks; drab cloth do;
Beaver BangupS Pilot business coats. and cloth
frock and dress coats of all coIors and kinds pan
falcons, vests, &C.. &C., TO which they call the al
tcnIion o! tho public.
Van Buren, Sept. 90, 1919.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
Consult your; interest, aud call al the Van
Buren Wholesale and Retail Cash STORE.
on Main 1t. if you wish TO obtain
W ALLACE & WARD
BA RG Ms.

WALLACE & WARD
HAVE jus, received thoi- full supply Of goods con
L l sist1ug in part Of
English and French broad cloths
Ilaln aud fancy cassmeres,
Beaver and pilot cloths,
Plain and paid slttinctts,
Plain and plaid Jeans
fldn and plaid tweuds,
Summer cassimercs, &c.
White, blue, red, green Mackinaw hlankc.s,
Brown and bleachod dome,trcs,
1ickings, drills and Osnabnrgs,
Stripes, checks, blue drilling &c.
Linen and cotton pant stuiS,
BazOrincs, lawns, silks &c
ChlsanS, t",ans, Cashmere dc Erossc,
MoUsellnc de l.dincs, woolen phids,
Black, Watered and changclble AlpIcCas,
Black, blue and brown mernocs,
SILK, woolen and Damask shawls
Fancy hdk Is md scaris,
Lace collars, Chcmizetis and co,laretts,
Lace caps trimmed: night caps.
Black aud white silk thule and nett goods,
Jackonrtt, Swiss Rnd null muslin,
Plain check and lace stripe cambric,
Corded, Marsccs, and grass cloth skirts,
Corsets and corset accs
Irish linen and linen lawn,
Linen, cambrlc, plain and hcmstlch hIkIs,
Silk, cotton, and Mudrass hdk'fs
Linen, cotton and muslin aces, edgmgs and nscr-
tons,
Ladies' and gents gloves and hosiery,
Satin stocks and tics,
Black and fancy silk CrRvats.
Black and fancy g,mPs and lrugrS,
Hacks and eyes, thread, ncca.cs &c;
BT WI and Lhrk Hollands,
Silk aud Ur1tUn velvet,
Satin Mar-cIS and velvet vc,tnwS,
Buttons, great assortment,
Honnett, cap, satin, and ailata rib5cns,
Umbrellas and paraso>, new style,
Carputng and carpet binding,
Fllnncls and iuseys,
Buffalo aud horn dressing combs,
Buffalo and horn tuck combs,
Ivory combs,
Hair, nail, and tooth brushes,
Perfunrry, soaps, &c.
Jet necklaces, hair Pns and bracelets,
Elastic, worst, ad and cotton suspendvrS
BaudboNos &c
Trgcthcr with a very large assortment Of
Boats, &io,S, Hats, Caps. art Eo"nc'iS; GI"SS"aT.
luccnsw0rr. HurEuarc. SaddIcry, anil Sal.
UerS' Trimmings. BooENGM stationery,
GrJc,rirS. UrprS, PaiHiS GW
DlE-NTt 'FFN.
Comprising every arr1c,r usually found IN dry @oodS
stores IN tbs country which they "hcr n Pnrrh's rs
t wInl srIr or retail at as low prices as can b" lnr
chased elsewhere in the State 4 Il that We ask Is an
NIm.narron OF the qualities and prices Il" our sood>
avu! the flci1t.t determined TO sell as 10"
II lower than the low e>t
Van Buren,, Juu. -. liS5.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
Fort Smith Races for ls45.

E2lRST DAY. Tuesday 18th day October,
Il Sweapstoke for colts and feys. Mile heats.
agreeable to rule. $50 entrance. one half forfeit
TO name and close by the lst day Of October, or
more to make race.
Second day, Wednesday, Jockey Club purse,
3 mile heats, agreeable to rule.
Third day, Thursday, Jockey Club purse, 8
best in 5, milo heats, free for any horse, agreea.
bic t6 rule. ~
Fourth day, Friday, Sweapslake for . years
old, mile heats, 500 entrance, one half forfeit;
3 or more 10 make race, TO name and close by
the lst day Of October. .,.-.-
AS regards the size of the purses the proprietor
will cnly say he anticipates, that thov will ho tjh
cral, and pledges himself to use every excrlion in
his power that there may be good purses for each
days racing; which purses shall be known III due
season to the public. Any persons wishing tc
make entries in the above stakes can do 50 by ad
dressing the proprietor at Fort Smith.
SAMUEL CALDWELL, Proprietor.
N. B. The winner of the stakes will pay the
Printers fee. 5. Z.
August 0, 1915 no &c tdr.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
COnDlALS, g. SEGARS
OLD LIQUORS, WINES.
EBulIS. CONEECTiONARIES. &C.

Oranrcs Lemons, Figs Rasins. Almonds, 3Prunes
Vcrnacilla Macaron Candies Citron, preserved Gin
ger, Lemon aud Sarsaparla Syrups, Salad Oil Mush-
rooms aud Walnut Ketchups, Gherkjns, pepper, fine
and grain Pepper Sauce, Chocolate, French Mustard in
inrs Am Mustard, Alspicc, Mace, Gloves, Cinnamon.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
To THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
LIST OF LETTERS

sp EMA!NiNG IN tie Van Burcn Post Office On
Ia tho 3Oia day OF SEPTEMBER lo4]' Which If
net taken out It tho expiration OF three months,
will be sent to tie General POst Olnte as dead
letters.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
WE.NTEH GOODS.
All AND WINTER GOODS,

.|RENCU & ENGLISH BROADCLOlllS;
Military sky-bue cloths for U. 5. Army;
Black and fancy Cosslmers;
kcnluck Jeans;
Lnscys and Kcrscys;
Plot and Bea,cr Cloths;
Blanket and Pilot Coats;
Snltnetts;
Mackinaw BIankcis-b'uc. rcd ard green;
Mrrno Shirts and Drawers;
Six do do.
Wool and Merino Cravals;
Red, white, green and ycjio" Fianncs;
Which will be sold very low for cash, or cX-
hanged for beef hides. rerres. becswnx and cot
on PICKETT Il GREGG.
Van Buren,, Oct 4, 1873.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11

=
F6NIiiS day c0inc the complninants, by Strain
Il their solicitor. and hled their bill Of com.
paint herein, with affidavit. lhn, Preston llalHr~s
the defendant is nonresident of this Stat, and
the object of said bill being to rorccoo II rrr,rlu
mortgage Of lands in sad liIl spe.'3i Z. /. r,
therefore, Oh motion Of comp'niuans, by ,ohcat.,,
ordered that said non. resident dorfuda %; b Uni-
fed by publication Of this order in the ArAHnsas
lntcIiigcncer, a newspaper published in the town
of Van Burcn. in this State, by eight srccessIy"
weekly Insertions. the last thereof to br at cas.
four weeks before the first day of the next term
Of this court. That unless the said defendant
Mathews be and appear before our said circuit
court on or before the iourth day of said term, at
a court to be holden at the court house in the
town Of Fayetteville. in Washington county,
Arkansas, on the fourth Monday after the f,urln
Monday in ctober, 1915, and then and thee
plead, answer or dcmur 10 said bill, or tho same
will be- taken as confessed and decree cEtcrcd
accordingly.
a true copy from the Record
ATTEST J. c. PlTTMAN. Clerk.
BY l.. b. CUNNINGHAM Deputy Cierk.
August 80, lSi5.-29-St.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
A LIST OF LETTERS

EMANlNG in inc Po': OIhce at Fayetie
10 vile. Arkansas, on the 30th of Seplcmbe
,,bich il not taken out within three months wi
.o sent to the General Post Office as dead letters
Anderson Robert B Miller Chas A
Anderson Hugh A Martin Murdoc
arr;nntnn Mclzgar David
Abbott Joshua Maf''n Moses
% Amos Mcya,ne Gorden
BlyIh AbsnOm Ml''sr hlch'Iu
Borden Nathan Mar"h Mufuoc
poII,rd Geo r Morrow George
Rrown James NJ Mars "!'"a'h
p,ker Simeon Mott I'll ii
r.ar,,, William Nit Wm Il ii
Clark John q Osie
Coffee II X Unc"' Jo"h
Cobs VIM A Prce .o"'aS
Crocket James l. PoISuh " III ''
DearIng John NJ Palso"s "
Davidson Andrew Pension Ase"'
Duncan John Parsons vi" e''''
Ellis Lawson Ray Henry
Egman Jesse Rose fl""N
Ext Richard Rutherford Noel
Francisco John Ross
Ferguson Kelly Ross Maree'
r,rcn Matthew NJ RccIlugs William
p'NllliN ''''' ''!oHs
G.,s>by Jesse Stout Jona'"''
Gilmer PR Stafford loan
Htn Wilson T Sewer Johh
Hart wilson D SnIdcr '''I'"
Hash Fielder St1u! Moses
Iiot Mrs Hammer Son NIcnacL
Hogan john u Sm.lh lh'''''
Hodges James $tuaIt DANA
Jordcn Edward smith Weeks
Johnson JOHN SIInnc;t NA''''"
Jones John ploU Joseph
Inbuson AbDc Nunwinke Peter
Iohncs Samuel Wallis Ezy"'l'
james VI Wilson JOan
koy ilo!0rt Whitaker t.
l,cyrlrss Jesse Welch ndward
IrrrcmdIo " / Walker klv } "
|Laninghnm |: Naivs Il
l. master John NaIhpr lu.n
Miller Juln " an,Ou \
Mankins Peter
Person, calling for any Of the above letters viii
p,Gso say they are advertised.
ISAAC STRAIN, p. VI.
Oc.olCr !, Is Si1.--3j-3I.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
PERFUMRY, STATIONERY &C.

Ccylon scent Packs, Florida Calogno Lavender,
Musk, and Orange Waters, otto Rose, Ext Mouslin,
csscmin Violet and various Others Russian Hair Dye
Macassar, and pure Bear Oil, Cold Cream, Cream of
Almonds, Shaving Cream, Pearl Aebastcr and Hair
Powder, Powder Pufis, Shaving Brushes, Tooth, Nail
Combs. Indcllibe Ink. Japan aud Blue Fluid, Fancy
and plain Note Paper, Letter and Cap finest quality
Po otntTicc Paper Gots Steel Pens, Quls, Ink, Sand
India Ruher, Marbles, Lead Pencils, Fancy and Plain
Sealing Wax, &c.
DRi7GS AND MEDICINES Of every Description
the assortment being large to admt in the coIons
Of the Intelgtmccr without Gro" ding out "mportun
matter" ., ,
All orders directed us will be thankfully received
"''' W. II. & NJ. MAYERS,
Grocers y Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS

FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
81 49, and > / brown and beachcd shirtngs, Low
ell and Virginia cotons brown and blcachcd shIrtngs,
apron checks, American, French and Attakaphs cot
summer Cloths black and coiored mcrnos, namkins,
black and colorcd cambrics, English, French and
American prints, mourning calcocs, Irish linens. Rus
sia dap crs, damask table cloths, camhrc, Swiss and
Jaconct musns, Nadrass silk ard linen cnmbric hand
kerchies black Italian cravats, Prussan sawls, white
and black cotton hose and half hose wOrsted silk and
kid gloves webb and gumelastic suspenders, ladies
bonucts cotton cord. white and cOlOred spool cotton
black and colOrcd SEWN. silk hooks and eyes, needles
pns wha chone buttons ivory, dressing side and tuck
combs brass steel and silver thmbes looking glasses
violin strings, fish h ok and lines, matches steel pens
paper ink pen and pocket knives, table knives and
lOrH5, spoons, Sc. &c.
BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS
Ladies brogans slippers lies, bnstns and half gaitcrs,
rIS Loy, aud infants shoes and brogans, mems kip and
seal brogans gcnlcmcns ed and prEed calf and kip
f,1ts Slippers and dancing pUmps, hlnudbrim black
and drab Russia hats, fashionable silk. Russia,
mere and nutriu hats, acalr', cloth and lur caps.
CLOTHING:
An assortment Of Summer pa ITS, coats and vests, black
satin vests drawers, knl shirts enr bosom shirts &c
QUEENSWAR GLASSW ARE. &c.
All Of which bought low and Will Lc sold cheai
for Cash or Country Produce.
Van Burcu, June ,, let,.--+O,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-10-11
THRUsTONS PILLS.

VE1IlI: gentleman who borrowed tho 9Th volume
n Of SCOTS Bible. from library in this CITY,
viii please coll and got the other five ,clpmos. -
All others hn,ing "di volumes Of borrowed books
will do well to cali for the full ,s,s.
Ju'v &c, 1915,