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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20
J rill unfold on inruraished tale.

WIN FF 9IWINItVi
WiiLE4 ING. VA.
HAVE just returned fiom New York. Philn
! dtlrhia aud Bahmnrc. with the IARGl.ST
stock 81 Sp'ibg aud san mot Guods that was cvei
pok,d at la any huuse ihs side of the Al.glens
ho"'iams HAVING euiaigel my sToRE Ia daubic
rs i"imrr sza iur The purpose ul msains room ior
nay LARGE STOCK, aud tor the accommodation
' nv customers "a they cpne IN have ulsoupcu-
20 TWO new uddt''ual tonrs. AID ihi. improved mem
'h'k. Will enable me 10 NV every at,c,,,,, 4, all
Mo mal hnhut the wiih a cnll. have neqnenti,
had ~ many Nisiitfs add vas 81 much crowded
hat they have hocn cumpellsd 10 leave tor wsa, 81
room. to look at my Goods ar even hear nv CHEAP
PRICES. Now LAY crme one, cone all aud ever,
attention will be paid. inr my Stock oi Good, a nd
my store Is sufficiently large To GccuuIor dale CID
and Young -Alarned. or Siugie-L Ladies, Gentlemen
all
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20
II " - u " II ~ G. ~
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
% BE iNSURED-or Gol TO be--ihn,'s Ihe
~ question whether II is better 10y ono sweep
Z FIRE. 10 be rnineJ-nnd subject to all Tie liz
=, flesh is heir To, or. like prudent man go to III,
= ,ec'ion Office. and there he made safe, comioua.
.d happy-we leave for YOU g. selcrmne.
Protection in-urar &c Company Of Hartford.
;wpving alieady paid ever $500, 600 of lusses
80 stem Country, is entitled 10 the highest
aud their agent Of Wheeling, Virginia.
mi w + PETERSON.
us on dwelling houses. ware houses
~ Victories, &c, together with llcir con-
49,, ~ Nurni,ure. merchandise. machinery.
AZ. SN''y o'l Description ol insginhic property
'' 'Necl and Hat boats and heir cargucs
"D ""'n "'Apou ON the Western Waters. OF
,,, kENRN PREMIUMS
r,. ''e US a, ahother ,iicc ia Wheeling
Office ON NlonrA sIree, opposite The Monroe
linn g. aud near lhe,osl Office ian I'D
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20
BARGAINS
IN FANCY StrMNa.,y .,Dnr

~ FANCY 81 MINER GOODS.
nN u''rnincJ &" reduce iuv a. ck oi Fancy
MINER Gp"Js, wihput regard u pnf, ytepi,
To 20 az entiy IN! excessive Inl; .fck ,n,it,,,,
2" ny wholesale dclaIimrul Ori,f,.r Great IN
gu, e"'his 10 hose ~ waui oi such g,.uG, ~
he"i F.'Srh Ofgsndi,s Flrnrli c.n,ts Ft.n.h
Lawns Lace Alcs.,a., Gung Leiu. Ba,is, Ginsh. ms.
i1fc> DC &C.
"iliIE GOOOS-laccEci Cambrc. Euok aud
-, n'"sl"'s. 1"m'tcs. r'retn'v. S,uped ILd
Pia'd M"s'ius Curtain Ali>iinS. &c
S'.""'s Start, li,,iery, Gu,cs ard Cravas
Also Sumner Cassinerrs and V,stug, SUM
mef Cloths &c mtce nud leuunhh IT. ck ol
hc-e, together with Linen Bullinss Iinrr Check.
&c @c Can aud get bargsins q, cor or 81 Main
gu" Madison streets W II SEl.BY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20
stock OF Cloths


Black, Brown. Green. Pomo. lnNi-ihle Green
Blue aud varIous other funcy coIofed Broad CL,ths
nnloried ifom Fance aud England dircoi Tor The
Fashionable trnde. Also large supply of Ihpnrv
Isl style oi Fen. IA Cnssi Hete superior To ANYTHING
ever uiirted both iu style, quality aud fashion
NESflNGS-As l. Ve~iings dciv The world 10
heat them eiher ~ qVgLiy 90 Nsuei,;i shall NOT
attempt To euumefalc lhe diItrcnl kinds al p,csei,t
nul suffice It t. say hat they are de, id,dIg Fr,nch
'hcfciure YOU viii please excuse INius DOR iul
understanding he i'rl,pcai ,crIns or ,,ar-cs
SUMMER C0AT& PANTALOON STUFFS.
Pam ans Fancy LJ"cn Duirup, 4 .,ck; Bo,Nu.
hlach aud Fancy Cachmcre, B,iGbazrnes six and
Nw'i IWeeds all eO'"rs and grltes; Tue 0pas
nrd Henry Clay Twcrds; Busiuu atd Kt.in,k,
jenns, asd many uthsf si les 100 rumcT1us ,n u en-
non, Al The above naned nilicle, VII be- s,ld
10y The pcce,yurI ~ made up 10 ordcf m my usual
tashi.na lc st,lc
READY MAD Z CLOTHING!
MY SIr" oi cl"hitg tius SIS irri bTuau V,,iih
Ffuch anu Dress coats al al culur. nud qunliiic-
prnp d'Ela, Ca'hmrre. Dainbaztnc rwc,ds Lu.on
Checks. faln Linen. Cu'on chez L, and over, o,hei
description OF SamIGer Goods ,hu, jhe New YorL
market can piudnce.
PAETALooNs.
Cassimcre. CaSsniei, Jraus Twecds Summer
Cloths. Angola. Linen CHECKS 6 IN mon. Tuek.
paw Tweed. IicuU Clay Tweeds; and e,efy o,Lot
kind o! Summer Goods al reody to valk alo.
LIS ~
Ny siotk II Ness Is pefhaIs the best llnkiug ord
The largosl assortment that ever was luuk ii al n
any 'Iy varying prices from 81 Ga 20 So IL
embraces all Coi"fs, siyi,s and qualities
81 dnzen lne Linea anl Cuupn Shirl-; Check
nnd common m'Ie il.an have Time 10 count. Col
isS. u 'sums, Sgspeuders Gioves Crav1Is, S,ucks
SiL aud Linen lIdkis; bali hose nu! great vnric,y
oi o'her articles. such as LADIES DRESSES adj.
patterns aud styles Palm Lat Hats and Umbrellas;
~ short every article Z ~ hellurs Ia a recu,nr
/ MERCHANT TAil.ORS ABIISiINiENT
! af mlaIsitlHg- gcnileEiau with enurc til uni can
! /, conclusion viii say ihaI can ani will sell
my goods cheaper than one Of NV cum etilors. wha
has taken The trouble 10 make the same known H.
he Eastern ciiie,. can buy them. aOd hoFe my nl =
customers AZ we'll as my uew onea viii ,,o longci
I he quilted ~ This hai-wny aud pouy mad, ~,
Cloth ng. such duly offered hy those thai have
! II" knowledge OF the profession whniever There
t're would respectfully sOhcu tay IL ends Gus.
unefs and the pUblIc o' Ivy L. cal aud examine,
lor themselves asst VIII un,rd me aud ~, CLERK,
much pleasure e, w,il on ~ At any time Don'i
f,gef The CHEAP CASH CLOTHING STORE
on TnE CORNER, with FOUR ZIG DOORS
nr22 -. RICE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20
IOLUMBUS, (OlJN~URANCE COM
nNNH
.8GENCY FOR JVHEELLN q.

.7GENCY FOX WHEELLNWI
III X LIST. Al ShrTer & Sielle'N Warehouse,
Maer street.
yUvHEY will lskc risks on Buildings Of all
kinds:
Steamboats, and CargocS, Factories, Mills,
KeeIbual>, Flaibonls aud Car.osS g., against
loss OF damage 10y 6rc,oT he tongeTS ant pr'i's
of the seas, lakes OF riveiS, on very favorable
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20


Cloths Of crtrp color:
CgssimeTcs end Ncslings;
Merino CassimCrcs for Bows Wear.
Summer Coating;
Cottcs Pantaloon Stulis of every variety:
fweCds aud Jeans;
Brown and BIeachcd Sheeungs and Shir,inrs.
Organdie and Bingham Lawns;
New style Ginghams;
AlpecUs all Colos;
Prints la great variety of the latest STYLES;
Plain J0conet and CamhrC; Muslins;
Plaid and Fancy Muslins ofevery kind.
Ladies and Gentleneu's Gotten Hosiery OF
every kind.
AlSO-Florence Braid Bome,s,
Common Straw do.
Horse hair and Gimp do
Mems and Boys Leghorn and Straw Hats,
Very superior Leghom Hats lGr children;
Bonnet Ribbons; Cap do;
Artificial Flowers;
Fancy Shewls;
Bmbroidd Thibet aud Niouseln blaine do;
Fancy Scaris and Neck Ties.
Nith ever, othet artieIc IL our LISE, ALL OF
which WILL BE SOLD GA the very iowesuerm,'
may II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20

Ever offered 30 this market all ui which has bcel,
selected ltun the manufacturers with great care
aud at The lowest cash puce We lcel 10 hesila.
uou in saying that We can oilcr gicaier inducements
purrh scrs ihsn ever heilte rfsrcd ~ This citv
We most respectfully iuviiC our oil customers ard
the putiic, Ia cali ~ ugr old and we'll krowus,nnd
sud examine oursi'ck before purchasing clscw here
aud we iesl siII,Grd hal all Who may iavur ~
with a c n will tie pleased with tho style quauy
and prices Our sio,k consists al Mems Fine calf
Morocco aud Sal Boots; rhlcs Gait KIP AMI gram
cd dc Morocco. cali and X q Nlunoes, cali Seal
and Nor, Geo Pumps aud Slippers; Eu,inn Gaucts
new style; Boys cali aid KIP B,oi-; NJ rocco Gait
,ud Kip Moufucs; Ludie.' Fine KID SHIPPER. aud
Walking shre.. Fancy cnnrcd KID slipper. aad hall
Gaters; B nck Glitrrs and hall tnefs, cheap Kid
Morocco Seal api cluih slppers; calf KIP and
Morocco Boots and Shes; Misses 10 - shoes
slippr,s md halt Ganes q al kinds; Childrens
Bics shoes. slippers and hall Giiiers Of every de.
scnp,ion. style, qualify md puce.
Also
| 5000 Lbs hes, Oak Tanned Spanish Spe Leather
| 1000 DO IiemUck DO Do do
| Uoper Le,lhct COLI aud Mpr5ccu skins. KID
/ Bihdlng nnd Ked and Wbue Lining SKINS. Shur
i Nails, Pegs, Threod. Avis BfisIes. Caloons, Sun
/ Bluckior, Brushes. &c Sc sc.
/ Also 40 dpz Mcn'- and q - Pain Le1i Has
/ together with erc,' many other aulclt-. all ,
which we will sell wholesale Ot reiuil al the yer
/ lowest rash pfice
| COUNTRY MERCHANTS. Wishing To II u
lheit stocks, Will d. Weli o. give usa cull
may ALTMAN q maxwell
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20

DIV @ OTs, IWCy IU'ItfY. Ut tks. IUnFs,
Threads -mi Tsres, " cdics nnd Pms Feb lIuuks
Turmurs ard Findings, Hosiery, Ribbons md
Lace Goods. Primers. Books and Snituhery. To-
grihcf " Hh al ARTICLES 81 FOREIGN Merchandise
nrd Domestic Munu' tciure pJCHEAP FCR
CASH bpl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20
WILLIAM ORR,

INioN STFtEr, WHEELING, VA.
U/EEPS FOR SALE. at luN prices Tor Cash,
N nli supply oi orIele- 10 h,s line, Winch are
81, ec ed Wi,i care by bimoe'(, from The Le.' rnr.
KEYS IN Tie East such lem ~ enable, bin To-
-ell at irl lrrg advance g. cash
FRENCH, ENGLISH. SWISS GERMAN AND
FANCY GOODS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20

heriHS' aud commissioners sales, ihrattical,
ircus, or similar advertising, not To be pub
shed 10y Tie year.
Advertisements charseable by the insertion
should IN all cases, I've acoomps MED by the
written directions a. 10 the sumber uf inSsr.
ions; il not, they will be- published ull forbid,
and payment cxaciod
TO advertisements inserted era'uitously.
Marriages and deaths are published as news
Obituaries and funeral invitations are adyer-
1sement>.
The privilege Of advertisers, by The wear, j.
confined 10 advertisements FL their own Icgu.
'at Business. Ell Other advertisements seni b.
hem will be charged at the usual rates.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20
TO TIE LADIES

have paid mol ptTirNiar attention in nv Sc
leciiuIs ui styles aud qualities of G.Nds. 10 the
wants of the ladies' aud they Will Cad my sWck oi
Fashionable Gu,ds lar SURPRISING any other IN the
ciiy. which thcv easily see 10y ceiling aud *.
aiming them They can save themselves The Irnuhlc
al iookine elsewt.re. as they will ind ray ptrcs
md qualities "a uoI ini' Ia please. evil
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20

NJ ~ VVNNFN{T INIL ~ q Ncff INf"e UnVOfn-
y uouui GOODS direct fiom tie mauuiuctuiies
II Eufoic AID Aip,ricn. ~ tite new stand OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20

m Lates Row, No l35. uud i"tu.o tly occui led hy
l. ~. her E"ou, The uosi .pcndrd, Fashionable
md 1 a a. ~ Id. 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-20
WHEELING TIMES a. ADVERTISERS
AND WHEELING GAZEI Il.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
JAMES Il. WHARTON,

ASHLAND SQUARE, MONROE STREET.
gEgNs,
D,ily Papcr, SIS, a wear IN rdvence.
Western Virginia Times s. Gazette, Weekly,
So, 10 advance.
No subscription received lof either sper for
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
II IRON AND TIN MkNUfAC 7 T0RY!
RICHARD =. ROBERTS,

!ECTFULLY informs the public. that he has
fsahished himself in Van Buren, at the aoo'e
ped business, which he intends carrying on ~
bnnch and will manufacture SHEET lRoN
WARE of every description, in tue "ns' ,'
anlike manner, and upon reasonable terms ,'s
At the old Columbus Hotel, adjoining the fos'
shere he can at all times be found hard 81 worn,
[ady 10 accom- mmodate all Of his old friends anu
~ new ones as may favor him, with every '''
\ ~ y o. wares in his line.
PA'' from distance. filed with punctuai''y anu
Eea, ware warranted.
20 ;, i6lG.-4,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

,.,.I sleyen declama,ioIs. AL
s,nlVsIir mir hope that the young gen.
n's I'd public spoHkers. and give
State for eloquence equal to
a;'e,., e.,,.%Dosi,ion, were read. All
o., viii With grammatical accuracy,
,isa ~ choice of words was good.
t 'as "src full Of original 'hough..
I'm show that, in this depart.
'l.s" .", study and practice to become
/ iSs ',,,ess r. 10 the Board Of Trustees,
!, 'es,e s,s Of the pupils. The adores,
" ss', 0uu and chasin, nld at the same
az and was delivered with grea!
,. ENs, Irwns reple.e with valua.
\ asnI 'st,,. Delivered in bsl,alf OF tho
l'e's" | s';"w Students. j, evinced high and
> l''U '.'.o;ra,ions for rich classical and
% II is to 30 hoped that such an
.. 9, dian. Of our infant college will
! hope the whole of the address
>. >. ,Lo public, through the medium
y ! d i'm, our fathers, and citizens, and
Y. Y. S,a,e, will eilactunlly respond to
,n =. Youth in behalf Of thorough
'D'; ;ovidious to mako distinctions
=, ~ Gentlemen, all Of whom acquitted
NJ n. io,, | trust, no injury, but good.
~ J, desisna.ing the following "primi
" ,moSc the declaimers, the repre-.
an, of Patrick Henry, of Tho's s.
M Ia sneaker Of the very eloquent
',roribc protection Of Hen Roosis,'
4 n oC excellence. Among the com.
~ I'M, soecial commendation. ! would
ah;rc,s: Navigator" science
',;;s,I know ledge" /" "eviIs Of popular
of our young men IN
.,,ion. religion. and our free 'ns'l.
views of the Far West"
= siessrs. Editors. ] eau truly say
,,sr attended an examination Of Il
eyinccd more industrious and sue.
lion to study. or moro intellectual
mar, Of the pupils, or more OF caPa.
Is on the part Of the prccePsor.
trustees were, happily, unanimous
Of a president and two professors
5, Seminary, and in recommending
Of Mr.. r. W. Mecklin,
he Preparatory Department of the
LYON, Of Batcsville. was chosen
Mr.. Mcpherson, Of Memphis, Ten.
and Philosophy, and
do, Of Cane Hill, Professor of An.
W.
y, March 20Ih, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
MANUFACTURERs' WARE HOUSE,

va. A, Main Street, CINCINNATI OH'o'
sen From. and Second Streets, near the ri'or'
is subscriber. Agent for various Factorie. IN IN
ri'isburgh, Pa, has on hand, the ,arsos' stoon
s,st assortment Of White Flint Glass ware; I,een @
1"tiles; Fiasks, Walls, &C.; Black Porter, wine
ts,st Bottles: Demijon $. &C.; lmita tion Cromn'
y!hader and Country Window Glass ~ me Ii'y, y,
a'sd To be Of the hest quality made. aud so'I n ~
'ss's regular Piitsburg h Factory Frees anu us
aeasnis. Druggists. Hotels and Bar keepers M,'
afhfshed with better Goods, and al lower prices
any other house; minc being the only difee' agency
"saufacturers in the city.
=, As Agent for the Pittsburgh Hope Cotton raI,
have constantly large stocks Of articles naau
Es,m, which is always sold at the loves, 'Sst',y
rrice', embracing Long and Short Reel iSrn,' fu.,
No No. to "a, in 5lb bundles, and in doiens, J
wv 10 1909. Also, Batting Candle WICK, 'o'e''''
y, Carpet Chain, Cotton Twine, Bags, nc;
si'ous desirous Of purchasing any of the aoo's
" arc invited 10 call. ,rr,,rD
'Ptil 10, 1886.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

r authorised 10 announce Ger. WASHING
yAL, as candidate for Sheriff. at the en-
Fttion.
s authorized to announce Mr.. \. AtGI STls
as candidate for Sheriff, at the next August
r authorised 10 announce JOHN CARNALL
tdate for Sheriff, at the next August election
|raa,horiscd to announce ISAAC Z. AUSTIN
Ptdste for the office of Sheriff Of Crlwiord Co..
f'ulng August election.
(hA, IsI6.-5-ti
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
THO,S ZEN,

yTAKEs this method of informing his old customers;
and the public generally, that, BY the ln'e arrisa
or,mcnt ot staple goods; which he has opened at te
old store of W. {. Robertson, o" Front street. ano
,vhich he offers at wholesale or retail for cash or barter
lie does not wish to puff or boast o, ms long resi-
liz criraordinary abilities purchasing goods or even
To- saw he will sell cheaper than anv one else; but PC
49, wish il known that his motto is to lisc and let
that he s., act, On '%.n ns .ap .os .i
o,nsennen,Iv will sell as cheap the cheapest.
V,n Rnrcn. April 4th, Isi6.-5.ti
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25

D EMAlNING in tho Post Office. at Faye'se'
h vile, on the 3ls, of March, which, if not
aiken out by the 3Olh Of June, will be sent off as
lead letters, TO the General Post Office.
A ndcrson Miss Nancy Mitchell Curran
Alexander Charles Murphree Miss FrancesG
Asher Mikce Mullen Thomas
Atkinson William Murphy ArchIbal
Byrnsidcs James Mankns Peter
Bauks Samuel McFarlcn Joseph
R.H Rcy'd Luther NJ Nicho James
Ronobon William Newman Judge
Roor, lanes Pomeroy T. W
Bates John P'iner ii
Bannis,er William Price Thomas
Rrown James NJ Peasants Lucius c
Crockct EB Routh John
Combs Icyi Russell S +
Chambers Henry Rutherford Robert
Caldwell Abner Roach Joshua or NJ llud'
Carpenler John son
Cartwright, Joseph Rerncy James
CI,rk Norris Slinnet William
Davis John L . Stephenson Sam
Davis II Stefroa At'n"'
Duncan John smith if !"hn
Everett Simmons Sebastian benlam.'
Fans Mrs Mary Shcrron Sterling B
Eeiinws Miss Mariah S,ukenbury Wcbrans
Foster Robert VI Sharp Mr.
r.rocrson John Stewart Charles NJ
Gregg Henry smith Mrs MAR!
t;;bson John Shores
Gibson (:rorpe Sneed + G
Gentry Allen Steel John &C.
Glbrclh Cyrus G Smith hrch'oaH ,
Hester Carr lhrockmo,'oh ~ 'o""''
ues,e, WAITE Tymany Francis
Hampstead B + Tucker Solomon
Hanna John lraEe'' uu''u'u
An lanes Veazey Zadock
llamock Robert Nehao'c Ut L.
ti,,.s R,hert n Vinson Daniel
E.v Mrs. Prudence Washington D W W
,ic,rd VIM Webster Il
svI Iob, Wolf Thomas
T .,rou,ore Rev W II Wolf G w
Lamb Willis WEI weber ueoreU ~
Indy John W''son r,;n.tn,I
m.Gs..h jobn Wilson Henderson
m;ma.C .Cu Yates Nicholas
M;iis S,L ,q Young W ....
Martin Murdock ,... ,.,,crs
NJ Persons calling for any Of 'he above 'e''''s
viii nlease saw they are advertised. !,
April Is, 1916. lSAAo 'i"'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
W. R. JOHN son,
FORT SMITH ARK.

r FOhf SufIH, INK.
III AS received PER recent arrivals iro Ausdrso
PACKAGES Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
consisting in part Of the following articles =
$50 pair white blankets,
$50 do red do
100 do blue do
10 cases blue Merrimac prints,
3 do Orange do
5 do Fall River DO
1000 pieces fancy do
20 do scarlet and blue strouding
100 do assorted cottoaades
2j do kentucky jeans
Is do sailinett
10 do plain and fancy cassimeres
5 do black and blue broad cloths
80 ba'es "a. "A brown domestic
10 do Choc,aw stripes E.a
) do Columbian do
10 do heavy dqnims
D do DO Osnaburgs
) do bed ticking
500 dozen SPOOL cotton
100 lbs. skein do white and coIorcd
SO do flax thread, black aud colored
500 do cotton yarn
so gross woTsed binding, assorted
100 dozen Indian shawls, i great variety
100 pieces cotton hauderchefs, do do
$50 do 3-4, rs. and A bl'ch'd domestic
3 cases blue drilling
Furniture and apron checks, lannels, linseys,
brown holland, Irish linen, silk handerchefs,
cashmere and other dc lancs, silk, kid, buck and
Berlin gloves: hose, half hose. buttons, needles,
suspeuders, combs of all kinds, pins; worsled
yarn, red, white and colored shirts, and an innu.
n,erabIe quantity Of other articles liz the Dry
Goods line.
100 cases hats; boots, shoes and Jrogans,, a
comepete assortment
- casks hardware and cutlery, almos, every
article in the line.
Is crates crockcry and glassware, great
variety.
100 sacks prime Rio coffee
Is hhds. sugar
Is bbs. loaf do
90 do molaSscs
rs 10 whIskey
sc half do do
rs kegs FFF hazard gun powder
100 4 do do do do
so do Weymouth nails. assorted
5000 lbs bar lead
so boxes LeftwIch tobacco, assorted
25 do Boston No. soap
10 do star candles
10 do glIss assorted sizes
Champagne. tea, mackcrel, rope, cotton and
wool cards. wlcking, cotton i"Hc, cigars, pepper.
aIIspice, indigo, madder, cOpperas, borax, saRra.
,us. aIum selves, brooms, painted pals. &C., &c.
Fort Smith, April 25, lSi6.-ll.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
SU ND IL 1 + ) ,

uuACCARONI, Vermacia, Lemons, Rasins
MI Almonds, Citron; West India Preserves. such
as Raspberry. Curranl, Blackberry. Cranberry
Grape. and Iravey JeIlys; Cilron, Lemon. Gin
GER, and Apple Preserves; Walnut, mushroom
and Tomato Keichups; Pepper Sauce. Rrspber'
ries, in Syrup; large variety Phil'a. Candies
&C.. lust received AMI for sale by
w. II. g. NJ. MAiERS,
Druggists, Fprt S~iti~
n,r.i "a Is4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
Link Rock, April sdti, 1916,

LIHfe h0c6, ipTH -utH, iof".
ao, Of the Arkansas IntelIigenccr.
hs-Our Democratic Comfy Consention
p,de il. nomiuations. and adjo"rned. The
,,re as follows, viz: Gcn. 5. u liempsiea d
hate, P. I. Crurchicid. James Erwin, and
hawkins, for the House Of representatives,.
latter a u good aud true Ashley mcn-who i
md last chnrce. Resolutions were passed
lsyl lnstructing the Democratic members,
|be slecied, To vote for Col. Ashley. rs-elcc.
j trends Of Yell arc sorcly plagued aud hnd
ne badly beaten. ,
h i still raging between Col. Woodruff and
lcr." The fnrmcr has decidedly the advantage.
Would be Organ" is doing rather slim busi.
IS il can stand without private aid, is more
! conjecture; and il the printing at the next
ut gir,n to it. it will be literally used up;
c csmpierion Of the next Legislature should
show ,ha, il has not been the faithful organ,
viii bind them together; but 1 suppose the
no. apply that tlaticring JUNCTION to their
here will be other democratic candidates Tor
ng next session. H.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
SUGAR AND COFFEE.

SACKS Prime Coffee;
10 Iihd,. Sugar; Just feeet's'
Hampshire, and for sale low by
WM. Z. ROBINSON,
u, 1916. Main Street, Van Burcp.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
shop Furnisure, Walls. &c.

shop Furni sure, Walls. sc.
n % GALLON, Quart, Pint, and Pint Tine.
A-~ ture bottles;
Gallon, Quart, Pint, and Pint Specie Jars;
Quart and 4 Pint Sal. Mouth Jars;
s o., 6 o., 4 o., 3 o., 2 o., o., and
! Oz. Walls;
Quart and Pint Castor Oil Bottles;
Assorted Walls, ! to 8 OIL Gross in Box:
Glass Funnels: Received per Ar.
kansas Mail, and for sale by
..a STEVENSON g. BELL, Druesias.
Van Buren, March aa. 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.

Bindina and fancy sir, linen, cambric. black love
hdkls, black Italian and English eravats fancy ging
ham and silk and scars all kinds of gloves and
milts all colors sewing silk and twist apaccs dress
hdkfs, lad caps. ladies capes, flowers tasse. chi
meset,s fancy scar shawls bercge, ribbons linen and
cotton aces, cambrics, book null aud bar mus
lin. silk and cotton hose necklaces, hair pins black
and white iet shades and parasos fancy collars,
printed lawns, alpaeeas, BaIIorlne robes.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
LEONARD WILLHAF

yvU,L keep constantly on hand supply OF Butter
w soda. and Water Crackers which he informs
country merchants he is able to sci! for less tina. Cn
cinnai prices He also intends keeping constantly on
hand Cakes and Light Bread. 't
April Is, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-04-25
N E w s T 0 R E
On the cpper corner sf the PUBLIC SQUARE,
MAIN STREET, VAN BUREN,: :


Ner Goods AT THE OH SrosE. wngEg Goops
WILL BE SOLD cnEArER roa casa AND ALL KINDS Of
PRopucE. THAN nERErofoag.
DaY GOODS.
Brown sheetines. shirtngs, iowcls. drllngs Prints
Of all colors and prices many very rich patterns tick.
ngs. summer pant. staff; tlesehed .heeiings and
shirtngs check stripes, aannels, nsey. Jeans fancy
aud plain, different cotton cheek and dag hdkf, tapes
thread, cotton yarn; turkey red yarn; saw, vestng
tabby velvet; summer casmeres, satuett easimeres;
brown Holland, brown and black eambrics, Nankin.
French linen, wOrsted binding, blankets chambrays and
su.nendsrs