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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01
STATE OF, NoRTH-oARoL1NA.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY,
April 18th. le46.

ZnAXES: TAXES !--Netice is hereby given.
~ to the inhabitants Of said county, that have
received from the Clerk the list of taxable property
for the year ls45, and hold the same ready for
their inspection and request all persons if they
know of any lands polls, or other taxable proper.
ty not given in, TO give me information thereof
l also request them to call and pay their taxes.
Those who have not paid for 1914. &c, would
save themselves trouble by doing SO without de-
lay, otherwise shall proceed to collect by sale Of
property. o. FENNELL, sh'h. !,
Wilmington, April II, 1916 sl-3t
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From the Philadelphia Ledger.
The FEELING in EngLand.-The tone of the
English press upon the Oregon question, as
shown in the papers received by the Romer,
has not improved. nor abated any of its AFRO
gance or vtuperaton. Robbers, thieves and
hghwaymen are the mild and elegant terms
which are daily applied to the American PEG.
pie and their government. In fact, the jour
nails of that country are endeavoring by
every species OF unfalrncss and abuse. to rem
der the name and. example Of the United
States odious to the people Of England. and to
excite in them feelings of enmity against US.
so that the English government will find it.
self sustained by the English people in war
with the United States, if it is found polite
or necessary upon any question now contested
to proceed to such extreme measures. The ac-
tive preparations sill continue in the British
dock yards, and every means are taken by :he
| government 10 increase the power and eff
cheney of it's army and navy. The duty of our
own country, under these circumstances, is to
prepare for contest-to show its true spirit
that it is as we'll prepared to defend as to as
sert i:s rights and that what it does not con-
slider tselfins;ified 10 concede, it will maintain
by force, ifdriven to that extremity by the pre-
tensions and presumption of the British gov
eminent. We believe that the sooner our
Congress pass the necessary measures for
proper defence of the country, the sooner we
shall arrive at settlement Of this difficult
question of title; in anysevent, We shall at
least be prepared to meet whatever Issue final
y flows from it, Every dictate OF safety, pru-
dence and sound policy urges upon our Ma
tionaI Legislature the necessity of putting the
country Immediately in proper state Of de-
fence. 49, e.
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10 BBLs. P. r. Sugar. 90 bbls. Fayetevill Flour,
10 Muliets, 10 mess prime rork,
90 kegs cut Nails, assorted.
bids retailing Molasses, 1000 IDS. Bacon.
Hats, Shoes, boxes Of Candies, Soap. Window
Glass. Cypress Shingles, Red Oak Slaves, barrels
Tar, &c. &c. . l. Dnl AN.
April 10th, 1916. SO-n
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BOSTON -MARKET-Anril %

Narat Stores-Spirits Turpentine has been
sold since our last at 633c per gal. mos. Sales
of small lots of Tar at So S2.25 per bill, cash and
mos a. lot of Pitch 5 per Dbl, cash.
Rice-The demand for this article is moderate,
but prices are firm. We notice further sales at &c,
cash, and At 4sc, 6 mos, for fair quality.
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Ale! AEe }! s4ie /!

NVHE subscriber. agent for NJ. P. Read & Bro
Il Tiers Troy & r. Johnston's, Albany Cream
Ale. has constantly on hand. and receives BY eve
~ weekly packet, fresh supplies Of the above
brands. which he Offices for sale at s6 PEI barrel,
and return the barrel or So SO and keep z.
IA. SINfAk
April ls, 1916 Si-1
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01

WNHE subscriber having Withdrawn Ga few days
IL since) from the firm of SMITH & CAUSE,
would inform his friends and old customers, that
he las commenced business on his own hook,
and hopes by close attention to the same, to re-
ceive liberal share of patronage. He may be
found two doors south ofG. w. Davis
=. SAM'L P. CAUSE.
April "a, 1916. - 32-5t
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BALTIMORE MARKET-Aprii rs.

Naval Stores-We quote Spirits of Turpentine
at SO 60c per gallon; Tar is selling at 50 to So
l24 per Dbl; Rosin ST. to 81 SO per hbl. No change
in other articles under this head.
Rice-Small sales at 81 rs to 81 IS per 100
lbs, according to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01

MORN MEAL. and CRACKED CORN; al
u so ground CORN and OATS; constantly
on hand. For sale by JOHN s. RICHARDS.
Paradise Distiliery.
Orders left at my store on Water street, will he
promptly attended to. A24l
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01

nERsONS wishing to- occupy unimprovsd
- lots on long leases, at rents almost nominal,
will find it to their advantage to apply to the sub
scFiber, who will remain at the Carolina Hotel for
several days, or in his absence, to William A
Wright, Esq,
The property lies North Of Market street, extern
ded eastwardly.
This notice is well worthy of the attention Of
persons of small means, and especially Of Csrpen-
ters. Henry /. TOOIE. s,
April, nth, 1916. si-St.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01

w HAVE removed my office to tie one iasely
occupied BY Messrs. Burr q Wsss' Aueslon'
eers, second door North OF Market Stress oees
Messss J. Hafiiawsy g. Sons sscss.
an VIZ COOKE.
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FOR SALE.

IL of valuable Turpentne and Timber Land,
situate GA the Western side of Cape Fear River,
on Plummer's Run, back of the lands of John
King and Mr.. Gillespie. The said lands is two
miles from the river and thirty miles from the
town of Wilmington. Apply to the subscriber.
6. WRIGHT.
April "a, 1886 1926
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= MITCHELL'S
POCKET MAP

Texas, Oregon, and CalIfornta.
A FEW copies Of the above work, o. the vesyl
- !ates. edition, may b Of taip1 ss The
JOuFNAI OFFICE.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

Nxw York Mstuol Life Insssrones 6paeey.
gNHE subscriber having been sfpOintG agent
- for the above company. 10
applications, and 70 connunies. ~ m
Ssnst;A CO he sub5ces . soc sygy.
June ~, iess
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01
NEW YORK MARKET-April Is.

Turpentine, Wilmington. soft, SIS so 90
do Newbern, SO 90
Spirits Turpentine, So SO
Tar, - 5sss ] rs / s7s
Rice, per cwt oo T. 90
Naval Ssaes--Generally remain inactive. Tbs
stock Of Tar is ACCOMPLISHING, and prices have .
downward tendency. Spirits Tu1pentins Is nom
inslly the same though there is scarcely sufaeient
business to AZ price.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01

In this county, on the 9th ult., Mrs Arabeila
Corbett, aged 70.
In EiIiottsvills, Cumberland county. on :he 18th
ult, Mr. Drcan Mun.oe, ser, N the esd zee. of
his age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-05-01
MARRIED..

In Newbern, on the 10th ult., Capt. William
H. Bucklin, to Miss Elizabeth s. Sparrow, daugh.
ter Of Nh. Smith Sparrow.
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IN @AM1Msg 1gg9s Ia
44Ak2e PoRT OF WILMINGTON. wy
ARRIVED.


April 24-brig Echo, Smith, Havana, to Hath.
away & SON., - -- $500 ,..-
schr Boston, Nash, New York, to Barry & Bry-
ant.
25-brig Sea Flower, Peckner, New Orleans,
via Charleston, to Bary& Bryant.
26-schr Onslow. Mcdonald, Charleston, to
Sanford & Smith.
Il 27-schr Wilmington, (new, of the regular
line,) French, Baltimore, to Brown & DeRossett.
schr Wanda, Brunyon, Charleston. to q w Da-
Wis a
schr Olive, Smith, New York, to Ell Lutter-
loh.
2s-brig Belle, Myers, New York, to G w Da-
Wis.
brig Helen Maria, Sweetser, New York, to G
w Davis.
brig Afford, Moxey, Boston. to Barry & Bry-
ant.
schr Lenity, Smith, New York, to E Lutter-
lob. :
schr H Westcott, Lodge, Philadelphia, to E ]
! Lutter1oh.
Packet schr R w Brown, Francis, New York
60 hours, to r w Brown.
lock.
schr Albert V,nal, Nichols, Boston, to w Da.
Wis.
April 23-schr VIM Hart, Grandy, Philadel
pha. by e Lutterloh.
schr A Thorn, Sanford, New York, by E
Lutterioh.
24~schr Ellen, Edwards, Philadel phia, by
w Davis.
25-hrg Sabao, Titus, st. Jago, by Russell 6
Gammell.
schr shylock, Croker, Philadelphia, by Russell
& Gammell.
schr Albion, Thomas, ,Swansboro, by w Da
WIS.,. ->
Br schr Thomas Pierson, Roberts, Harbour Is
land, by G w Davis.
-schr American Eagle, Marsden, Philadelphia
by G w Davis.
2s-schr / o of o F, Dow, Thomaston, Me
by Russell & Gammelf
26-schr Onslow, Mcdonald, Charleston, b.
> Sanford & Smith.
:, 3OLschr: w ando. Brunyon, for Charleston b,
G " Davis, =.
Br schr Manchester, Bethel. for Earbor Islald
by G w Davis
The brig Champlain, of Portland, Me. Ander
son master. cleared at this port Goth March 70
Kingston, ia, with cargo Of lumber. put into Mas
) sau, N P, on the 9Th April III distress. Exper
fenced heavy weather from the st to the 4th, los
deack load chain and anchor, all spare tackle bL
works, and otherwise essentially damaged; leaking
badly:
A British brig arrived at Turks Island on ID
4 March reported having passed number of foa
ing spars, and also head board with the wor
"J4no' in gilt letters. Brig Juno, Good, left Ne'
York on the 9th of February, for Wilmington
, and has not since been heard of.
Brig Frances Lsuisa from Wilmington, arrive
at Boston 9th inst. In the gale of 3D. in lat 50
. lon 70 so threw over 40 bbs spirits turpsntin
and part of deck load OF lumber, lost boat, an
sprung leak.
The brig Thomas Cooke, Taylor, from til
+ port on the 18th January for Hull, England, his
not arrived there on the 4th of April, and it is su
!. posed that she is lost.
ARsEcoM. N J, 2lst April There is a br
T from North Carolina, laden with lumber for tt
i Navy Yard, ashore on the south end of Briga
tine beach. She is full of water, her masts ha,
It been cut away, and some of her materials save
She came on shore Sunday evening.
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA,
Nkw Hanover COUNTY.
-, Superior Court Of Law.
Spring Term, II. D., le46.

Catharine A. stanly.1
John w. stanly. }
IF appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the. defendant is not an iahabitant OF this
State on motion, it is ordered that publication be
made for three months in the Wilmington Jour-
nal and Chronicle, notifying the said John w.
Stanly to appear at the next term of this Court at
the Courthouse in Wilmington, on the fifth Mon
day after the fourth Monday in September next.
and plead. answer or demur to said petition, or
the same will be taken pro confessc and heard ex'
parte: este,
o. ALDERMAN, Clerk.
May /. 1916 3S-sm
Chronicle copy months.
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Notice.

TT EARNESTLY request all persons who ~sre
IL indebted to me Individually, by note or ac-
count. to pay the same forthwith, If not they will
End their claims n, the hands Of an officer for COL
lection, without respect to persons
OWEN FENNELL.
Wilmington, April II, :sa6 .3i-3t
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All of the above ale fresh, and great pains have
been taken in making the select n. for the sole
use of those who will favor US with their custom.
Wilmington, N. c., April "a, 1916.
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BANK RATES OF EXCHANGE, WILMlNaroN.
Bank checks ON Philadelphia, ! pr. ct. prem
I" " New York, "
/" Boston, /" -
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ened foresight, which will hereafter be con-
sidered among the principal characteristics of
the present administration, Mr.. Polk and his
cabinet have already directed the greater por-
ton of the troops of tho republic to that quar-
ser, where, spite of all the clamors of the pc
nurious, and the folly of the unobserving, we
trust they will still be retained. But it is not
alone with border wars, domestic dissensions,
and petty intrigues that she strives to entan-
gle our footsteps and retard our onward pro-
gress. Look over the pages of her reviews
and magazines, and the records of her Univer-
sites at Cambridge and Oxford. enriched as
they are with the choicest contributions of
her most gifted sons. Let US be patient and
wade through the huge folios of her travellers.
Forgetting to US that magnanimous forbear-
ance which, as gentemen, they practice to each
other, how systematically, both, for long
have deluged thu public presses with sneers
and sarcasms upoa America. Misrepresent-
ing to the world the theory of our institutions
and the manners of our people, they have
made Us bye-word and moekery among
nations. >, $3.50. ~
IT is in Eain that4we seek to discover the
cause Of this =deep-rooted and long-abiding
hostility In the ordinary differences that occur
between Independent nations. In these, when
the bsstielsoVes and the dead are removed OF
forgotten. treaties are made and friendship re.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-08-08
THO'S HAZ EN-.

Van Buren,. Nov. Doth, Isij.-i3. Iy.
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The above Medicines are prepared BY afIs1
the first standing, who has for the Pas' -.
used them in his private pracrice with snl.n|
relieving the afflicted. Many who are suS Supt
lie effects Of Fever and Ague can find ~ nj
BY the use Of Dr. Morgan's Pills fne'
sleby W. II. J. NJ. MAfEh''As]
Fort Smith, Jan. g, is46.-4s-f
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n o Il ICE.

SEALED Proposals will he received at the Office OF
- the undersigned until ~ O'Clock II SATURDAY The
18th day Of June 1876, for Furnishing the Onar,r,
Master. Department al Fort Smith, Axis, viii one
Hundred and Fifty Tons Good Prairie Hay
The hay to be stacked or ricked BY the Con,,,o,o-
and at his expense, in such place and as the
Quarter Master may direct
The contract TO be completed OF before the I5,b
day Of August 1886 The privilege of rejecting sny
or all bids deemed too high is to the United
States. E. B. ALEXANDER, 4. O. M
CuasrER MAsrrRs OFrcr,,
For! Smith, Ark, May Is, isIs
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MANUFACTURERS, WARE HOUSE. G!yIss..,

No. "a. Main Street. Cincinnati, "
Between From, and Second Streets, near "
.THE subscriber. Agent foi various -
Pittsburgh. Pa, has on hand, the ~.
and best assortment Of White Flint Ga" p,..,,
Glass Bottles: fiasks. Walls. &c; Blaek -
and Claret Bottles; DemIon $. &c; I'M Inv. IL.
Best Cylinder and Country Window md
warranted to be Of the best quality nis %, y
the lowest regular Pittsburgh Factory i"'
counts. t,.,s1
Merchants, Druggists, Hotels and o, ,s,f
be furnished with better Goods, ana i;,,et,}
than any other house; mine being the only
from manufscturers.in IN the city. -, r,as
Also, as Agent for the Pittsburgh P..,;,s
tory, have constantly large stocks OF a., - n
BY them, which is always sold at the ~ vi
Cash Prices. embracing Long and shoi' aa,esa
from No. 5 to -, in 5lb buudle,, and u III. O.
No. $40 to 1000. Also, Batting Candle -
Yarn, Carpet Chain. Colt on T~ine, bs -. -
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing any Of wv
ticles, are invited 10 call ,,.u,TyBGy
THOMAS T. wHlii'''
April Is, 1875.
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NOTICE.

TNHE attention Of Merchants. ,,Sp
in ested for an examination q piSsta
UUsteq the y. W. corner Of Red Riy,,L
Red River, and about fifteen mile,,k.Is
This point j. destined to become ~, 70
and export supplies, for large GUESS
Try. hs, settling aud filing np via ,a
population.
The soil is well adapted for the ,,oI..
and other grain, excellent stock ,ss
eIcslled BY Cotton uPland', in the Uns.
capable Of supporting a dense popul,tios
Asa Town site Pine Hills Poss,..e,,I-
any other point on The navigi5le po,,,'"
the head Of ordinary navigation, ,
bank or bluff, above all overflow, an .S
landing, without eddiss, saags, or o,h.
from the bank, the land gradually ,,
one third ola mile, and then eit.ns'
prairies-being the only point 70,
cessible at all stages Of water. To.
from Red river TO Austin, and the -,
Texas, leaves the river at this pl.e.
supplies Abundance Of excellent lun,.
100 feet, At siI miles distance, affordin,
for building, so desirable in = new 800,
from Paris. county seat Of Lamar al ~
from Clarksyille.
III 10 DO eAaEEtfAtfoh ~ taF maj ther,,
tages Of thu. place, save facilities in !.
river being na'igable about one third n
exceed Memphis, and in a short time Nj, l
mot imOortani commerc al Town, in ~
part Of Teas. Freights are brsuyh, -
leans. at aoout 81 IS per 100 lbs. or 81 a..
ton down 81 50 per bale-wrlh ysry ~,
ties for shipping, the amount Of Cotton !.
increased in three years from u to loo /, !
he increased 10 great extent
Lots are offered on liberal terms.
R. r SEWARD,
BEkTHLET, HEsln
THE undersigned propose opening dqr,,
ing s,rson, at the abuSs place 4 bon,
General Comnissien, Receiving, Stora,. nj
ing business, make liberal advances p,ouC.
keep an amply supply Of merchandise Of al h,
Liquors adapted to The country, fs a,
bic terms. BH
Fort Tovson, Dee. !, lstj.-i3If
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DIR. J. B. MORGANS
n E U ROTIC PILL!
FOR TIE CURE OF

TUX TIE INhE Ut
Congestive Fever and Fever aud Asas =
Nervous Affections OF a Debilitatlss
TNHE virtue OF these Pills consist in thef y.
i Per:ies, by :mparting great tone 10 h.,
and restoring the lost or palsied energies o. y.
by which means the .ecretions are re-esia'>'
the health Of the patient restored. =.
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WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,

WILSON'S ROW, Main Street,
TTAvE Just received BY lae arrivals fine stock
goods selected for this market, consisting in part
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:
"a, ~, and 81 brown and besched shirtngs, Low
ell and Virginia cottons brown and bleaehed shirngs
apron checks, American, French and AttakaPas cot
tonaGes, bedtckins, black al pacca, bombazine and
summer cloths black and colored mernos, nankins,
black and colored cambrics, English, French and
American prints, mourning cacoes, Irish linens, Rus
,s diapers, dsma.k table cloths, eambric, Swiss and
kerchefs black Italian crsvats, Prussan shawls white
and black cotton hose and half hose, worsted, silk and
kid gloves, webb and gumelastic susPend.rs, ladies
sonnet. cotton cord white and colored spool cotton
black and colored sewing silk hooks and eyes, needles
pins wba bone buttons ivory dressing side and tuck
combs. brass steel and silver thmbles looking glasses
violin strings fish hooks and lines, matches steel pens
paper, ink pen and pocket kniTes, table knives and
forks, spoons, &c. sc.
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS:
Lad,s brogan, slippers, ties, buskns and half CATERS
girls, Loy, and infants shoes and brogans, mems and
seal brogan. gentlemen sewed and peged calf and kip
boots slippers and dancing pumps, broa dbrim black
and drab Russia hats, fashionable silk, Russia cassi-
mere and nutria hats, scalet, cloth ard fur caps.
CLOTHING:
An assortment OF summer lts coats and vests black
satin vests drawers knit shirts lenir bosom shirts &c
QUEENSWARE, GLASSWARE. &c.
All Of which were bong low and will be sold cheap
for Cash or Country Produce
Van Buren,, June 2s, loi5.-2O.
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SHEET IRON AND TIN MANUFACTURE
RICHARD 5. ROBERTS,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the public, that he has
N established himself in Van Buren, at the above
mentioned business, which he intends carrying on ia
every branch; and will manufacture SHEET IRON
and TIN WARE Of every description, in the most
work manlke manner, and upon sonable terms His
shop at the old Columbus Hotel, joining the Post
Office. where he at all times be found hard at work,
and ready to accommodate all Of his old friends, and
many new ones NAV favor him, With every de
scriptIOn Of wares in his line.
ITBrlls from a distance, filed with Punctuality and
despatch, ware warranted
March I, Is46-4,
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July 18th, 1886.
WALLACE L. WARD,

-. WALLACE & WARD,
A RE now opening IN extensive assortment OF
"A Fancy Goods, TO which they invite The at
,sp,iou Of the Ladies; consisting in part Of
Cotton and worstsd bazurines;
Painted and Bingham lawns;
Ginghnms and muslns;
Black berage, and black satin stripe Polaere;
Jackonet, Swiss and book muslin;
Check, salin stripe and Victoria plaid do;
Fancy hkfs. and points;
Bsrage scarfs, and dress capes;
Needle worked chemisetts;
Collaretts and lace caps;
Thread and cotton lace. edgings and insertions;
Jaeksuet edging and Insertions;
BlacS, whiis and green wells;
Gloves and nitis, all kinds;
Linen cambria and LC. hkfs.;
Black and white nett goodss
Gimps, fringes and cords;
Cap and bonnet ribbons;
Artificial flowers and bonnet tabs;
Black and white crepef
Silk hose and under jackets;
Parasols and sun shades;
Ladies and misses bonnei.-new style.
Van Buren,, June 6, lS46-l7
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FORT SMITH
II ECEIvED, per Nathan Halls. Reliance and isI0
n City, the following articles, viz.
gas sacks Rio coffee;
$50 Liverpool salt;
26 hhds. sugar;
10 bbls loaf sugas d.:
IS boxes earet;
70 tobacco, assorted;
IS 81" soap;
10 star eandfes;
10 Z" confectionery;
10 .. lemon syruPs
- bills molasses;
10 and / bols. maekersl;
- ksgs nails, assorted;
5000 us. bar. lead; Ground pepper.
ginger s.d aspce painted tubs and Pails stone pipes
ie&e. Ae, which, with my former shock Of groce
RES. makes a full and complete northumberland
which viii Be sold low they can be bought west
Of the Mississippi, for cash, or TO approved men
W. R. JOHNSON.
July 18th, 1876.
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WOOL ROLLS.

WOOL ROLLS. = =
lust received from Beams Cardin, F,.,
~ washington county, lot of Wool Rolls r., :, l.
on consignment by ''' sA'e
February 7, leie-Ss
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Drugs. Medicines, etc.

STEVENSON & BELL have jus, received
" from Pbil,delPh,, entire fresh stock OF
Drugs Medicines. Oils, Paints &c, which
~ they offer for sale at very reduced prices for
cash They have made arrangements Fast By which
thew will be enabled st all times TO keep on hand
general assortment Of all articles usually sold in Drug
Stores.
All orders from distance will receive strict atten
ten, and all medicines sold will be warranted genuine
Van Buren,, June Ia, lsi5
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FORT SMITH.
lust received, per Arkansas No. 4. the following
- goods, viz:
10 bales 1 be domsstics:
10 ~ q"
5e.sss ~ bies-
;"
heavy blue denims:
8 blue Mmc. prints:
book drills;
900 pieces fancy prints, assorted;
$50 dos shaws and hdks., do;
IS cases boots and shoes, do.
which in addition to my former stock, makes one
Of the most complete assormenis ever offered in this
section Of the country.
Buyers are invited 70 examine the stock, I" am
- 49, - w. r. JOHNSON.
july 18th, 1886.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-08-08
A CARD,


NtlE subscribers take this OPT ortuniiy of ex.
- pressing their thanks 10 their customers and
the public generally for their patronage for the
past year--and a: tine same time would anpounce
to them That one of the partners has been and If
con,lnse to remain during the business season in
New Orleans. and attend TO The purchasing of an
our supplies for The present year; and we fee! no
hesitation in saying with such advantages we can
make II 10 the interest Of our customers and friends
to supply themselves in this market.
We shall be continually receiving additions to
our stock, and shall endeavor to keep a, all times
general supply Of goods suitable for the country
trade.
Merchants and others are respectfully invited
10 give US call and examine our STOCK h,.fo,e
purchasing elsewhere.
HENRY Il CUNNINGHAM.
Feb. 2S-3-,f.