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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08
BURLINGTON HAWK -EYE
Entirely New.

"HE subscriber is now opening. ana mas
bisarranyements nearly, com 2!eted at
the corner Or Third and Jefferson. sts., OPP
posite the large new Hotel, 2l2 Packages
OUEENSWARE, CHM, GLASS
AND HARDWARE,
the greater portion of which is Of his own
importation from Europe. and will b: solo
alta verv small advance on cost.
The stock consists Of 10 crates Queens
ware containing viz
l02r sets Of common printed Teas,
1859 do Of white and pd do
500 doz edge Twiiiers and Mullins,
$50 - printed and dip'd bowls,
together with proportinnably large as.
sortment of Tea Pots. Sugars, Creams
jugs, Dishes. Naples, Bakers, Plates,
Twiflers and Mullins, of a great variety Of
+ cnlors and patterns, mostly from the cele,
brat ed mandatory of j. Rdgway, Stat
fsrds'tire. .irass< a"H eufH
23 casks and Cases China,ris:
Tea and Dining sets from 81 tn rs pieces
SOME very rich and splendid pure porcelain,
FURNISHED gold hand and decorated. which
will be found upon examination to equal !
not surpass any thing heretofore introduc
ed INTO the Territory. An inspection Of
his cam - Is earnestly. desired. S~lts
50 BOAes GLASS WARE,
containing plain, pressed aud cut Iamblers
Wines. Cnrdiats. Jetliea. Gobluts, Clam.
paipns, Decaniers, Moasers eaps, Dishes
salvers, Salts, and few pairs splendid
cut Mirror D:shds
81 Casks, Barrels and Kegs of Hard
ware,
comprising we'll selected assortment o.
goodsa pied t" house building and mouse
keepiI Also, - cut and Mil Saws, %
w. wland's celebrated brand. lie la
also .pened some beautiful Astral, sld'
an hanging
-A vN ND @9
e~uliarll ADAPTED To the ourn nlfo 81 Lard
! ani are purely of the solar character -
! Also, E light Candida bras, with prismat'
| drops. -}tsa.is :
10 Coopers ha would say that he has
very large supply Of drawing knives Of eve
| rv description. and tress loops, Stock
bowels, Crozes and Block planes, b.neI
and moulding planes, together VITA com
| piete assortment Of Edge Tools. Biack
| smiths Bellows, &c. &C..
The stock, with other articles not emu
merated embraces almost every article usu
aiiy called .or in Queensware aud Hare
ware store and he will be constantly re
| ce,viny su CHI ARTICLES as the cttv and cour
try demand. ID. MCINTYRE.
| dc.Io 80
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Notice.
SLIGO IRON STORE

SIIGO lRON STORE
Jefferson street. Burlington, I'm
RON-Flal. square and round, n
sizes, plough slabs, plough wing,, u,
shapes lad sizes
srEEL--Cast, German, Am. blls,,r, L
blister, German and sprar
sIZrr
sTOv ES--ImpFoved Premium. and VI
kee Notion Cook Stoves, RsAI
Coal, Box, 10, I, and 6 iii.
different sizes.
ALsO.--Jewett's improved Patent q
PloDghs, I'm Plates, la,
Sheet.Iren, iron wlfe, kssr
casting OF every d,sctpiin
A full supply d the above arlicIesiH
on hand, and for sale a. low a. rana VI
ford-d hy HUDSON b. BRIDGE \
ap24 JnnS o. fooTr. A
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08

Miners Improved Patent Pump, fna
wells, Cisterns. spring. &c.
Is as superior TO the common Lag Pump
L as that is to the old crotch and pole,
and cheaper than either! The working
parts being all iron. and no lewcr'box. it's
not liable to get out "i order, and. all re
pairs done away with. The sock : un
decaying and water proof and the whole i
secure frnm frost. neat durable, simple
and cheap, and easily worked that
child hive years old can raise water with y
A supply on hand and will he sold very
low by J. +. Italian
srpt7 Water 81.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08
rlRE! rIRrM

FIRE! FIRE!!
PROJECT YOURSELVES AGAiHol
LOSS BY FIRE
ASsncy Etna Insurance Company Hart
ford, Connecticut,
1uVHE subse. iber having been appointed
agent for the above company Is pre-
cared 10 insure against loss or damage BY
Ere; dwelling houses, stores, barns. m'lis'
&c. &C., at as low rate as any similar m
stitution. s.
From the known ability and Punctuaiity
81 this company in adjusting all losses GOV
cred by them. those wishing to protect them
selves against loss will find it their interest
TO insure through this office.
F j. G PEASLEY,
Burlington Aug. 80 IA agent
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FA.yCY GOODS.

FANCY GOODS.
II ICII cashmere e'cossa. for ladies'
IL dresses
do Repp do do 90
fne gala plaids. all wool
blk and fig ID dress silks splendid ass
rich silk, Gu shmere and turke'Ee shawts
plain and plaid WOODEN and cloth do
rich embroidered do do do
best quality french kid gloves
Fine linen cambria hdkts
new styie wooden scarfs. latest iasnion
elk mitts and gloves, all qualities
blk and cold cashmere, SIR and COTTON
hose, etc. etc.
for sale by
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.9TTEN ITO 4

1--WE Subscriber has Bn',Es al
,ollowlng lot Of BoVnySd rsy'
TIoNERY. 10 which h. w .ssI's. "
~ cali the attention 2, y. nlrry sGsF
20 doz smiths and o'h''
and Aliases rscl6
~ ~ Sd. Sd, and An -, ! y
do do Smiths and Ems'''
tics Also ars,'
A superior 10, Of Biblss ID, y s X " \.
Cap and letter paper, w.. MI ldp.f
Stands, waters quilts. n y y iE.rps,
BY (sep ll-i6-4', JsssS,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08
''' .ep2s WI CooLBAUGH & co

BOOTS AND SHOES. 100 cases
~ ass'd boots and shoes, COMPRISING the
larges, and most general asst ever brought
to this market, for sale nv
sep25 w COOIBUGH u "
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08

rYSO LET. We wish 10 rent the
l. house on Third Street immediately
South of the residence Of Gen Dodge.
spA IS GRIMES & STARR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08
ROOTS .aND SHOES

ROOTS and SHos@,,
TINE subscribers have u"
4 are now opening On
100 cases Boots ana Y
Embracing
Mems kip and thick boots
do calf hf welted DO
do water proof 90 ...tan
do thick 40
do kip and thick br"gans
Boys and youths thick ooo''
do do brogans
do. d,kp do
do do calf do
Womcn's KIP and calf boo'.''
Il, do do shoe'
do Kid slippers and e''
do Caters
Misses kip aid seal booie"
do slippers and hnsk'n., ks y
Infants boots, Dancing pa'nl' .rotls
or with a large and vafiou1 /, ~
cbildren's shoes, which "pcrTft
cheap by wa
seplo AS -,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08

THO f.ET-Ths Tavern House. on
Il the corner of Nam and Columbia
streets, lately occupied by J. G Fletcher.
is for rent: possession delivered immediate
~, enquire Of E GkiAEf \ STARR
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08

EOR SALE OR kENr--The olhee
on Nam st, lately occnpied by Grimes
& starr, apply to GRIMES & STARR
sep4 Is
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08

DRY GOODS.
On BALES 8 and 3. bro. sheetings
ZU 5cases "a as ) bleach'd do
2 bales brown drilings
- pieces 6S and AS apron checks
30 do bed tickings
30 d, plain and plaid inseys
q 50 do blue blk and MKT sst'netts
so do XIV jeans, all coils and prices
COG DO british. french aud american
prints
100 n. white and COLA skein cotton
900 do7 assorted do
o, gale kv VI CO0LBAUGli s co (
sep IS rs
HATS. A splendid a-s"r tmrnt q
- gents brush. heavet and cashmere hats
of tho lates. fashion manufactured to order
in Philsdelphia. inst reed nv
.ep25 w F EooLBAUsH q Co
DONNETS. S doz ladies' assorted
3 dog ladies' ine florence braid bonnets
do do silk q"
do do gingham DO
FOR sale by
sep25 w F CooLBAuGH & Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08

THE subscrberis now opening. ana mas
hisarranyements nearly com2!eted at
the corner of Third and Jefferson OPP
posite the large new Hotel, ala Packages
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08

comprising a we'll selected assortment OF
goods pted ia house building and house
keepi, Also, - cut ami Mul saws, OF
w wland's celebrated brand. lie hai
also pened some beautiful Astral, slda
an hanging
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-01-08

m SLqbs-ju received and
JU for sale hv
r. ~ HUDSON 4. BRIDGE.
marla John g. Foote. Agt
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-07
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.

w pursuance OF an act OF Congress, approved
L on the eleventh day of Juy, 1916, entitled
AN act to authorize the President Of the United
States TO sell the reserved mineral lands 10 the
States of Illinois and Arkansas. and Territories
Of Nj consin and Iowa. supposed to contain lead
orr" l. JAMES K..POLk, PRESIDENT OF TIE
Tv,ren Sr,Trs os Avrgrr,. do hereby declare
and make known. that pubic sales Of the lands
vgRyroFopg WITHHELD FROM SALE ON ACCOUNT OF
THE y.L,,,p,y LEAN MINES THEREIN, viii bs held
Il, the undermenlone,i land offices in the Sala nf
ARKANSAS, at the periods hereinafter designa.
ted. to wit:
At the Land Office at BATEoNILLE, COM
mencIng on Monday the hi'ee"'n ga! oi ma Z"
next, for the disposal OF the public IaEds "th'h
the undermentoneu townships, 70:
North Of The base line and rest Of tie Etm primer
rai msridlGH. -
Township nineteen, of range sixteen.
|. townships nineteen anu twenty, OF range so''
entccn.
Al the Land Office at FAYETTEVILLE.
commencing on MONDAY, the twenty second day
Of March next. for the disposal OF the pubic ands
within The aforementioned townships. 10 wit
Nor,A Of The base line anil rest Of The G!H Fr'"e'-
pat m"rIaIG".
Townslias niac.een aad twenty, OF range
eighteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the Use ofschools.
military. or other purposes, viii he excluded ftom
covered IN whole or in part by those mining leases
which shall mol be determined BY the day fixed
f,r the commencement of these safes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-07
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTlON CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled TO the right OF Pre-pmp-
ton 10 any lands within the limits Of tie tow n.
Ships above enumPrrted, is reQu'ed to establish
the same 20 the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver of tho proper Land Office, and make
payuen, therefor, as soon as practicable, after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed
for the commencement of the puJIi; sale of The
lands embracing the Tract GAINED otherwise suct
clam i'll be forfeited.
JANIS II. PIPER,
iciing Commissioner Of The General Land QgFce
September oh. 1916. -29-3 m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-07
Frcsh Drug.. MEDICINES, &c.


.CtTEyENSON & BELL have received direct from
Philadelphia a large and well selected stock Of
DRUGS Sc, to which they invite the Inspection OF
ihr,r old customers and the public generally. Their
STOCK consists il part OF the loi0~iHg:-
Medicines: F. 49,.
CalomeI camphor, quinIne, iodine, lodIde o. po'as'
si,tn odrde OF iron, rhnbIrb Peruvian barks, lndia
and Turkey myrrh, Honduras sarsapar!la, Bay6erry
bark. Ncmiock bark, composition powders creasote'
extract of luuorcc, sedhtz and soda powders, kno'
pinkroot, cream Of tartar, &c.
Paints, sc;
Chrome green, chrome yellow. black ioa"' lamp
black. iyory bEFck, Chinese vcrmlon, venetian req
chrome green in OIL llhargc dry white lead red lead
gum shellac.
Dyes:u0;
Indy, madden, coppcras, alum, lOswood, annatlc,
oil OF yILri0l. 80
Sundres:
sIortars and pcs,cs, spa,nlas. pill tiles spring lan
ces Evans lncet- genuine. do imitation American
bpmb anccts spring lancet blades, teeth hooks paint
h,u,hc.. y7rni.h do, sash do, teeth do. Matches
rn.ses sYlingcs Braudeths pills. Peters do SaPPhg-
IONS do Moflt's do Spcncers do I COX 40 Lee
do 1hruston's do, aposhecaries scales ana ~e'g"S'
al.spice, black pepper, ginger. mace Cloves &C.
Van Buren Oct. 18th, 1876.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-07
JAMES n. PIPER, ...- H.. ..-..
.4ciias COMMISSIONS g ne
General Land Once.

The mineral lands embraced 10 ihe above proc
Iamaton ofthe President OF the United states
are situated 10 Marion and Carroll coGhi'es' IN
the northern part of the Stale oil Arkansas, within
eight or nine miles OF The west oank OF "hi'e
river. which. being nGvigable and tributary Of
the Mississippi. affords cas-. aGH cheap traasP"r,
,ation to all the principal markets Of the oa'Ied
S,ates. As he. mineral qualities Of these lands
ia,c iti te,i,;,s ac,a di4ccyerad. they have not
70, been thoroughly explored; thevIave however.
be.n rspresp n,ed US abcu ndng 10 load p,e, Of an
excellent quality. u.s.y,, .nI
JAMES n. PIPER.
-77 'Aeiing Conn is,ionsr Of tie =
-rqv "A 20 (rgaC General LGnd OEfe.
Ss,y.,L,, sth. ls4s. a. 35-44w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-07

Fractional township foaaeen, Of range thir.
teen. .r. p III
SOuiL efhs base line aHI east Of tie fjlA pTis-
eiBaI E;eridiaa.
townships four and five, the fracyioa Of town
ship nrnc, (sou:h Of The Arkansas rivcr.) emtTac'
lng fractional sections thirty and Ihiry-one, nnd
the fraction Of township ten. (norIh Of the Ar
kansas rNer.) embracing fcacinnhi sergions SIX.
eighteen. nineteen. tUent,. iSenty.one, twenty
seven, l~enty-eighI, IU-aly-nne, thirty. Thirty
one, Ihiry.two, thirty three, and ihIriy-iour, Of
onct one. "..
Fractional township five. Of rnnge three.
At tho Land Office at LITTLE ROCK. com
meneing on Monday, tho twenly-eighgh day Of
December Ecxt, for the disposal Of the public
lands within the aforementioned Townships and
parts vt townships L. wit:
S0ai6 Of The 5csc iine dai istd Of TIE 69k priE-
cipdl meridian.
Fractional sect Gus lhirly-one and ihlriy.twO,
in township one. frartinual actions fire and six.
/ IN township two, and townships six aud seven, Of
of range eleven.
townships, six and seven. Of range twelve.
\ rosns'iiS six and ten. Of range lhirteen.
+. LANDS appropriated by law for tAe use Of
: sehoo.s. military. or other purposes. viii he eN.
Guided from sale.
The salrs vii each he kept oran f1r two weeks
and no .ongcr, (vnlcss lnesIauds are su,arr It's
apIsei OF and no private entries of ,ani IA Ihy
townships Offered. Mi BE- admitted until af.cr utr
expiration Of 1870 weeks from the CONNER, rravnI
of said sacs.
Gl-cu under my hrni. at tie CIV T Wash,
jng,on, Ills twelfth day u August, Anuo Dou.n
one thousand eight hundred ant footy-sx.
Ry the President: JAMES X. POLK.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-07
IsY AUTHO ssITY.
ov TUE peesInFNT or THE UNITED STATES,

nv THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ ,,nrsuance of law. JAMES X. POLk, Pres
4 lcn, fine United States Of America do here
hv declare and make known that Pu"i'c sae'
Ill no toII At the aforementioned Land oihces
IN The Stale of ARKANSAS, at the periods mere
matter designated to vii: ,.>o,y
Al The Ia I'D Office at CtlANPAGNoLh. com
,,onc;n no on Monday. the sixteenth DAY OF No
"s,nber next, for the disposal of the public iands
a '.;,h;u the aforementioned townships and lrac-
SonIh Of The base line and nest Of he #" Pr'"e''
~ pal meridian.
E,,c,;onal township seventeen. townships eish'
"nJ nineteen. and fractional township lwen-
,y, of range ten. ,,r,,l;,s oi,b.
800, nd nineteen. and fractional township iwen-
~, of range eleven. ,,oo,
Frac,ionaI townships sixteen and seventeen,
hwnshns eighteen and nineteen, and fracEo u
TO- ship twenty. Of range twelve. .E.Cs
Tsnshio eleven. twelve, thirteen. fourteen D,
and cen and fractional townships sixteen-a nd nd
SEVENTH. of range thirteen.
To~nsos eleven, twelve, ihr:ssn ana fonf'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-07
EOTTON-GlN MILl.-TllE
Ia FARM-TOWN Lots
/ &C.-Ot J. II. HEARD,
rSMITH, ARk.-k no'o of
For sale rcry lop if applied for
EVz:

ro,,on.Gin and IIorse.mill. belonging to
Subscriber, and II, Fort Smith, 10 CON
me of the hes, in the country. Tie
is so BY l05 fee, 10 length. consisting
hire, which is Ocilgon shaped, making
of 80 feet d.amIGr. with Two wings,
Which is % By -. the other is 80 by 80;
zen IS two stories high. The Gln.llead
--latest aud beet Improvement. The Press
ceo,re of the Lint Room. and has made
weigh over eco pounds, with less labor
Usual kind of Press requires. The ma.
!was all new the past season, with cast
nen,s. and IS easily worked with a pair
instead of Two pair, las IS common)
ar "Gius" that cannot turn out as much
Se same time as tins can
HE y II Farm in the State can be had MS
say the Farin, well. is II noil with some
Is Of first rate land in boly. the mos,
il hrh, rich, bottom land, above over
u Is rich as black. loose. and dry soil can
The Orchard. consists Of about 1000
ssor,ed, as Apple, Pear, Peach, and Plum.
Dwelling House. Counting rooms
Lrhcn; stable. cribs, florso.mIl, smok"
EelI.house, with cellar nndcr IL negro
&C.. &C., together with good wells Of
sd STOCK water which never fails. As TO
|,bere i, no, a more healthy stIa!Ion in
by. =, .
location is midway from Fort Smith to
an and contiguous 10 he Prairie on ono
ry,r bottom on the other with lis other
bes mikes i, The most d, sirabie Farm 10
a small Firm. known as the :" Tucker
ING on the direct road from this p lace
|Buren; a few acres OF wni:h IS Prairie
balatce timber. The improvements are,
base. kitchen. smoke hoIso, and well OF
In. in tho ward ard some or 10 acres
hee, /, being in the edge o. the Prairie
very pleasant and healthy.
IN GO acre tract of timber land Is offered
b., one mile and half OF Town on the
Road to For, Towson from this place.
tour unimproved lots so feet front by liO
h. and three lots Of Same size with I'M
hits on each; each lot fronting upon two
Nth an alley in the rear,
now offers the above Property
low. or any other that he has, until sale
VI j. Il. HEARD.
s,,;,r. Ne, T,h 1916. 3Q-2n,
Some Of those indebted to SAID iirhrd. ca"
rh p,oper,y it offered soon; Otherwise they
civ. n Notice to attend Court.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-07
MARlEED,

Gibson. on Tuesday. the > III Oct at the
the Rev. d NcManus, Chaplin, +
Army. to Mai, N, youngest daughter
LINES McMullin. of Tallahassee, Florida
|.see prPers please copy!
|.ms time and place, r. w KrRxnAM, Z S.
,rir.S EDItu. Youngest danght'r Of the
IS Nix. Of New Orleans, Loui'iina.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-07
PRAIRIE FEMALE SEMINARY,

tI,ocated between Van Buren, and Fort smith,,
suitable buildings, erected for the eommod alton
4 of pupils The third session of this school will
open on the second Monday Of September next under
the supervision of Rev. c. c. TOWNSEND, assisted by
Mrs. TOWNSEND. ..r.5-
Boarders accommodated in the smily Of the Prscep.
tor where parental watchfulness will be exercised
them, and assistance freely rendered in preparing
their lessons At the pleasure OF Parents and Guar
dams. they be laugh needle.work. any branch
nf domestic industry They wilL-Rif.nd srasS dsiiy
private worship and, Sunday public warship. under
the OF their Teachers. For inplr,ing thorough
education, based in religious principle effort shall
be spared -
hno Globe naT heen purchased to aid pupils in III,
study OF geography; anu. circumstances hermit,
other apparatus will be added. Il LLr,,y ba.. l..n
commenced.
Drawing, Painting, and fancy needle work.. tsugh'.
II desired.
Session Of 90 weeks: in the Higher branches.
Board, s25 90; Tuition, slU 90. s35 %.
Lower branches, Children, ..... ... .. .a H. 70
Board, eli %; Tuition, IS 10. s25 %.
Washing, extra. N.-.aE
When pupils furnish their own rooms, suitable Do.
duction will be rnade. .. De- ... .. r.ts."."
August 22nd, lsi6-27-3 m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-11-07
Attcntf0nsIy
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,
van Burcu, ATkansal


HAVE Us, opened at thsir sterr or Main s,rsei.s
Il ns,hsn vii s..Or,sdsiock Of goods, consist.
iug part Of the following sriiyrs III ar sny OF
Nh eh they sell cheap as the sksstts
Dry Goods. #.r-
Bleaehsd aud brown .hirtng, Lowell ard Georgia CO.
nab1rgs, American, Freheh aud Asks -. ee.tenstes,
plains ehzmbreys, tNs,d., B-utueh Jeans, saitn,,s.
brown linen, navy hen, French -Hc Scotch drilling.
kerseys aud hussys, nanain; lEsh linen. linen and
cotton cheeks, eonIon aaRnels; green, ys~, red and
white iahsrls, biTdeye, seoieh and EIsiAa diapers,
damask table cloths, canvas, hney prints black and
white eahSOss, gnghams, painted asDs, bsllorihes,
Iaeon0t, eambre, book and SWISS muslin, eosoursd
eambTicks, PaPet mGsiin, cotton NeiSet, Pl-in and
h-msilrhed lIEGn esubre kokfs, - liaek and winls
iieI Tor veIi- seaTis, gras- cloth, nitssnd ladies'
eoltaa sad Worsied hose, gsHIlsmens GOTTEN . hose,
wOrsied bndRgs, tapes, bonnes, buitsEs, kSsAs and
cyes, spool cotton, Sc Sc.
varieties. -.-.-
BufT4lp aud horn tack combs, horn and shsll aids
eoabs, lOBg FOUND comes line ivory dressing aud red
ding combs, WheltboEs pms nd used!es teeth. hair.
aud wing brushes thmblcs riIor stops aud shaving
boxes pl.ebuaTds, volns and violin strings n.tchs.,
and match safes, percussion caps, stationary Ss
BoOtsahd shoes.
Infants I'D socSs gtls and boys shoes Ladies slip.
p-r~, bu,k glts' boots rn1 trOgans. kip bro,
-iUs C-n,lrrus fine pcgged md ed caif bOoss and
yrn-ss, light seal aud calf bo"ts, heavy hip and mud
.rH4.s
Clothing.
Linen bnsom shirts, blsachtd and brown cotton nett
shrls and draWcr~ wooden shirts mcrino scarfs,
rairrc sk bllck Sstiin and block sik velvet vests.
r'i'onad- end famLTunn pants and eoais black drs's
und irUok coats tweed ana FlTehins business coats
Hardware.
Grn tuNeslnd locks, sPlrs, stirrup. bride bits,
shcars SCISSORS, sheep shears, drawing knives hatch
cts act ehsscs, screw auguTs, tseks Jews harps,
butt and siaP hinges, wood screws, coffee mills curry
combs, iron and bass selves britannia and iron
andtabe spoons pocket knives, knives and forks,
rors pad locks, chest closet and rm hand SAWS
sh0veis and ong cotton and col cards horse rasps,
taper. pitt, min and bastard flies trace cha ms.
axes. French and imitaiion French castings.
Crockery.
CorInon cups and saucers,sNhiie flint and granite
cups, saucer', breakfast and dinner plates cup plates,
dishes, eweTs and basins, castor bottles, bowls, com
mon ana granite pitchers. And many other articles
too numerous 10 meniop here, call and see US " no
trouble to show goods and prices will not prevent
your purchasing, as We are determined 10 sell.
PHILIPS & WILLIAMS, ~
d ozark,
AVE Just opened similar stock, which they SGsf
1 Tor sale on the same terms ..#.'.. mrs
/ Van Buren, July 18th, is46. -..r