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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-04
DIR. HULL'S
WORN [lIsEz3EIN3Sl

Children winery for De- fluli-s i orln .sszen-
ges. Only read WIN tHis mediciue has done
2 YorkviIle, Gibson. co, Tenn. Dies. sf,lss3.S
$ DR.. 9. e. HulI.-Sonie months since yssur A.
gent left with me. for sale, what he consldered
large supply of our Worm Lszenges, bui have
sold all ant, and cooIdshave sold three tiases as
many more, had been supplied u tant amount.
L hope y,.u win instruct your agent TO leave
mn-n greater supply when he comes this way T.
gain Their use IN my family has bees cf great
a child four years Did. and the first dose brodet,
away between thirty ami forty worms Mr VIII
liam Mechanics had a child whom the ph5sicians
pronoun ed ineurable, and said il woeld die. but
the child was curet BY using Or. HellS tV61m
Eozerges.1s' 9a Yous. truly
2 1llF ahha5 SOD STEPHER l.rkfN
Price % cenie per box For sale By BRown
&rCo joliet; and w. $. WvEks. 10 kcort.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-04
FEVER & .AGUE
2 Cured for. 80 f,elAfhl

Or. SHEMAN'S FEVER & AGUE Lt)Z,
t.NfE>, which are unrivalled in the cure OF this
distressing disease, are offered to the public
at The low price Of FIFTY Centc per Box
They have been used in ttousdnds Of cases. within
the last three years in Illinois and Iowa, and
rarely. y eU.r. .fdiieG in curing the disease. Be-
side: which, tile disease ici NOT return If the d-
recIinns are followed
o. Fhe above medicines are for sale by
N y. II 6 3 G"s Joliet.
E. ish. Loekport: WIN. Grin:on, Painfeid
Joliet. Sept is. 1915. v3nl4 iy
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-04
CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
InfdM.ble cure for Ch.Ils or
.9gsge ~ FCUer.
A"d a NUve Remedy for BiIt,oUs. Remit
tent and other Feoers.


This Invaluble Medicine is purely veg
etable.
TN ~ unexsmpled success of this truly 1tnYi-
II UalLed Tonic, in curing in few hours where
all other remedies have failed. and that too II.
cases Of from six months TO tea years Standing
warrants the assertion, that if taken according 20
the directions, il i infalIible. A long list OF
certificates in proof its infalibiity, might be adj
led: but those upon the wrapper are decmed SUI.
hcienI
II isenot in the least nauseating. nor does j,
operate upon the bowels; but its salutary action
lpon the whole ystem is so charming that q, rs
one is highly delighted at their speedy recovery
heath Such remedy, the afflicted have lone
been in want of: one that cnres speedily andperi
sEanenily, who're the usual caution To impro, e-
exposure is obsefved. 80 ga m "a
G3-From the great popularity of this madi.
line, many i'm itations protesting TO be GLEN.
EMS INDIAN TONIC, are a6par. Therefor,
be sure 80 ask for that prepared by GO. w.
House, Nashville Tennessee, who is sole pro
1rietor - SIS ss9 Sas} g.ts
CAUTlON.-ro prevent. fraud observe upon
the directions upon the hottie, iRe written sgna-
tire Of Geo. w. House. Also moulded I'M th,
hott an Indian, with Ihe words ssClememss In.
dian ToRic, prepared by Geo. w House - AL
others are counterfeit 4ss .8z.Sl azEs
For sale by George H. Woodruff, Joliet. Il
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-08-04

kENDALLtIRCUIr COURC,
To AUGUST TER VI 1876
STATE OF hANoIs, KENDALL COUNTY, IS.
Oliver Z. H0sner, andy
Thadeus Sherman,
Dan. II. Davis
NHOTICE is hereby given to said defend mt
IN that W. il of attachment was issned out OF
the Office Of the Gle K Of tine Circuit Court Of
said county againsi him on the 18Th day of June
\. ID. 1916, for $5G0 dollars AID Interest on
the some at the rate Of 7 per cent from the 9Th
!Gy of Ocp Der IS45, which writ has been re-
iur..ed by the sheriff Of said county ssexecuted.
Vow, unless you, the said Dan II Davis, shall
personally he and appear before the Circuit ouri
OF said county on the frs, day of the next term
the eOf TO be holden at the ,uIt House in O,we-
&c III said county IN the fourth Monday of Au-
gust next, give BAH and plead according to Law
and riles Of said court, Judgement wall Re en-
tered aud the estate so attached be sold.
.AHst 4. B. SMITH. OK.
SKINNER fifty for Plf.
Oswego, iune. I'D Al 6
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A FEARFUL ScENE.-F the New
York Sun had waited little longer II
might have had some foundation for tale
offhe horrible, and not been under the
necessity Of fabricating such hoax as
that which repfesented Van Alnburgh,
the foof.hardy s'lion.king," as torn to
pieces. the other day by one Of his tigers.
The Planters Banner gives an account
ofan awfdlly singular occurrence which
took place on the plantation ofJohn Rice
Bayou Sale; La, on the night ofthe All
July. '9 .asss'
,a At about nine o'clock, .cOiored mar
named Isaac, a valuable mechanic, be
longing to Henry 6. Dwight, Of Franklin
La,, was standing near cabin ia The
.'quarters." when I large panther cam,
: upto within few feet Of him. II wa.
moonlight night. and he could see the
panther cronched ready to spring upon
him. He Immediately commenced re-
treating towards where number o
sIavcs were collected, with bis eye on the
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sD0Pissss FBANNELs fol sale Il lowe
AOYehesp Store s 80
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Groceries at Wholesale,

0k0R POUNDS Nails for sale Al
AOI1U Lows's Cheap Sore
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
COUNTY CANDIDATRs.

a, VIZ are authorized 10 announce ALEXANDER
McLhAN candidate for re- election as CLERK Of hi.
county at the next August election.
We are authorised TO announce Ger WASHING
ION pu VAL, asa candidate for Sheriff, at the en-.
suing election. 'A' '"'
,nS WE are authorized to announce Mr.. n. AUGUSTUS
Nioh' as candidate for Sheriff. at the next August
WE are authorised TO announce JOHN CARNALL.
candidate for Sheriff, at the Angus, election
WE are authorised to announce ISAAC B. AUSTIN
candidate LOT the ONCE OF Sheriff OF Crawford Co.,
at the ensuing August election
March u, l6I6-5-u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

may DO adoP,edas will bejusi to all the parties or
bands ofihe uibe. Such measures. am salts.
ned are the only means Of arresting the hcrrid
and 'nhdmnne massacres which have marked the
history Of the Caerokees for the las, few wears.
and especially for the last few months. The Che.
rokees have been regarded as among the most
enlightened OF the Indian tribes. but exper;ence
has proved that they have not vet advanced TO
such state Of civilization to dispense with the
guardian care aud control Of the Governe men,
Of the United States. JANE X. POLK.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
MANUFACTURES, WARE HOUSE,

No. a. Main Street. Cincinnati, Ohto;
Between Front and Second Streets, near the river
vUNHE subscribed. Agent for various F.e.0,is: % IN
Pittsburgh, Pa, has on hand. the !afgcst stock
n hos, as,otmept of White Flint Glass Ware; Green
Gis.. Bottles; FIasks Walls, &C.; Black Porter. Wine
and Claret Bottles; Demon &C.. lmita ton Crown,
Best Cylinder and Country Window Glass in the city,
TO be of the best quality made, and sold at
the lowest regular Pittsburgh Factory Prices and Dis
oounts. -,
Merchants. Druggists Hotels and Bar keepers will
h. urusbed with better Goods, and at lower prices
than any other house mine being the only direct agency
from manufacturers in the city.
Also, as Agent for the Pittsburgh Hope Cotton Fac
,ory have constantly large stocks of articles made
by them which is always sold at the lowest Factory
Cash Prices. embracing Long and Short Reel Yarns,
from No. to "a, in 5b bundles, and in dozens, ffom
No 500 to l000 Also, Batting Candle Wick. Coserct
Yarn, Carpet Chain, Cotton Twine, Bags, &c -....
Persons desirous Of purchasing any of the above az
''''''' "' THOMAS T. WHITEHEAD.
April is, Isi6. -.--. z-I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
Li,le Rock, April l6, lS46,-l2-3w. -
SHEET IRON AND TIN MANUFACT0RW
RICHARD g. ROBERTS,

~ EsPECTFuLLY informs the public, that he has
established himself in Van Buren at the above
mentioned business, which he intends carrying On n
every branch ; and will manufacture SHEET IRoN
and TIN WARE of every description, IN inc m1.I
WORK manlike manner, and upon reasonable terms His
shop is at the old Columbus HOTEL adjoining the Rost
ONCE where he can at all times be found hard at work.
and ready to accommodate all Of his old irends ana
a, many new ones as may favor him. with every de-
scription of wares in his line. - -.
gTBils from a distance, filled with Punctuaity ans
despatch, ware warranted.
March I, IS46.--4, tftE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
THO'S III A Il EN :,

U,AKEs this method Of informing his SO
and the public generally; that, BY me Ia'e rnnsrai
ssor,ment Of staple goods which he has opened al ,ns
which he offers wholesale or retail ios ash %
he ooos ,ons;ve acoua .ance in the country; or
st,raordnary abilities purchasing goods or even
h SiII sell cheaper than anv one else; but ne
does wish known that hi. motto '' 10 ,hs, anu MIN. M
h'e' ,s anu IA better than :. slow shilling" ane
onrssapentiy ois will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Van Buren,, April 4th, ls46.-s'e.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
g y e La

4 GENTLEMAN wishes 10 devote his time TO
IA giving instruction in all the branches OF thorough
English educatlon-togeth with sketching, drawing
painting fencing, lessons the guitar, and singing
lie graduate Of Eaton college, Eng gand has Travelled
extensively in both Europe and Amerca and possesses
testimonials and references of the highest order
He would take charge Of or become assistant in
some Seminary Institution; would enter as tutor
in some private family.
Address, CLARENCE WORTHWHILE,
May =, 1916 -l3-lw New Orleans.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

Enamellet'. lvnry md Pearl surface e. H. - 70
tho following scale,
Large, No fifteen Enamelled, s5 No thirteen
ivory enameIed, S4 Twelve enamelled, 81 No
fifteen ivory and pearl surface. So No fourteen
ivory and pearl surface, 5 81 No thirteen ivory
and pearl surface, s 30 No twelve ivory and pearl
surface. al 45.
Small, No eleven ivory and pearl surface, 81
No ten ivory and pearl surface, SO 80 No nine
ivory and pearl surface, SO No eight do 81 80 No
seven do 50 so No six do 81 25 No five do 81
No four do 50 No three do s so No two do 81
50 No one DO 81 25 No eleven do 8 81 No ten
do 81 25 No nine do 81 25 No eight do 81 90
No seven do 81 90 No six do 81 90 No five do
rs cents. No four do IS cents. No three DO G2
cents. No two do G2 cen.
No one so cents,
Embossed enamellcd cards, tinted and plain
beautifully polished, with elegant design as Dor.
ders.
PRINTERS BLANK CARDS.
Small blanks, (paly'g card size,) Nc l, sl5 pr
gross. =,
No2 do IL
Large No /, s2l per gross No2, 81
Double size small. No |, $50 No2, "A
Double size OF the large No /, SIo
No. 62
Also ali the above sizes of every description, to
order.
Other skies Gu, 10 order Of other Of the fore.
going qualities. ..,
Mourning Cards of various sizes, made 10 ord"r.
Gold.Iordered cards do do
Gilt-edge do 90
EnameIIed sheets, cap size. and 20 by "a inches
Ivory surface do DO 90
Pearl do do do 90
Blank sheet do DO DO
Also Railroad and Steam roat Tickets, mlde 10
order. of any COLOR or of different coIors, as ma y
be desired.
The subscriber invites all editors of the United
State, and Canada, who are disposed 10 take their
nav in cards, and who will send copy OF their
paper containing this advertisement to insert II Tor
three months. uEoh"E Sooh'
New York. Jan. IA. 1916 2o--5m
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

- BARRELS Pilot Bread;
rs do Butter Biscuit;
10 do Water Crackers;
5 do. Potaioesi
bbls Whiskcy;
Is / do do; po.s ,his a,v on
25 Foxes Cheese; hec 'N' 10y
,s;,nment and for sale low by yrpc
Fort Smith, May 9, 1916,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
DIED,

At New Orleans, the 9th April, ls4S, after pain
tui Illness Of three weeks, HNRY, yougest OF Ed.
ward and Susan I. Cunningham Of this place; aged 10
months.
ale laid his hands them, and blessed them"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

shoD Furniture, Walls. &c.
n sa GALLON, Quart, Pint, and Pint linc'
Il 80 ,ure bottlos;
Gallon. Quart, Pint and Pint Specie Jars
Quar-, and Pint Sal. Mouth Jars;
sOz,, 6 o.. 4 o., 3 o., 2 Oz., w., and
Oz. Vials;
Quart and Pint Castor Oil Bottles;
Assorted ViaIs, to OIL Gross IN Box;
Class Fnnnels: Received per Ar.
kansas Mail and for sale by
STEVENSON e. BELL, Druggisf'.
Van Buren, March 2S. 1S46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
WAI. c. ROBINSON

HAS jus, received per STEAMER Arkansas No.
i Il from New Orleans, fresh lot Of Groce-
ries &C.. consisting in part Of
Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Superior Rio Coffee,
Pepper and alsPice,
Mustard,
Painted Buckets,
Brooms,
Cincinnati Soap,
Sperm Candies.
Champagne Wine,
Claret DO.
Fine Chewing Tobacco,
Common do.
S-gars,
All of which will be sold rs low as any House
in Van Buren,, for cash or banSs.
WM. c. ROBINSON.
Main ST., Van Buren,. Feb. 2s.-3-,f.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

Mems Light Pegged Brosans; Momens 1hsas r'n'
c,yr do; Youths do. do. do; Children S"0'S'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

n, obi Fellows Hail hi, morning,
|gg, il is newly finished, and is to be
" :" tall this week; ii is a very fine
|',n '.iue in ii the !arges, saloon in this
|''s' p.cbanan, who has been to Lancas-
pp D;.;, has returned and resumed his
u.l.bra,ed circus is attracting every
:. Tho canal. hnhhNSAS'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
NOTICE

II hereby given that at the April term of the Pro-
hate Court of Crawford county, A. D. 1916, letters
of administration were granted to the undersigned on
the estate of S. S. Oliver, deceased, which letters
bear date the sth day Of Apr, A d. lo4o. therefore
ali nersons having claims against said estate are re-
ouired 10 exhibit the to the ndersgned, pro,
pery authenticated, within one year after the date ol
said letters or they may be preciuded from any 6enh,
in said estate and if such claims be not exho.eo
within two years from the date Of said letters they
shai be forever barred and precuded from any bene'
fit from said estatc
MARY NJ. OLIVER. Adm'x.
1UO'S QUESENBuRI, Admr,
OF 8. S, OLIVER, decd
Nav 9 4S46-l2-Gw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
Look al This,

HE cash will be paid for likely servant girl well
| recommended between the age OF IL and Is years:
for further particulars inquire at this office.
NAV 9th -I3-jw
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS ohLE'
yT,HE undersigned will sell at public vendGe to the
biybest bidder at the late residence oi ) 8 o"'er,
aaad IN Crawford county, on Friday the 22nd day OF
Nav, Instant all the pershable property belonging
IN he estate of the said s. S Oliver, dec d. consisting
Of horses, mules cattle, hogs, sheep one jack arn
ing utensils, household and kitchen furniture: Nn.
NAV other articles unnecessary to mention Terms
of sale: All sums under five dollars. cash in hand:
All amounts over five dollars, credit until the hrst oi
January next the purchaser giving bond ana approve"
security. ,,,pM Nan ,S G oIiESENRIjRY. Admir-
NAV 2d-3w Of O. o. oh'e', w u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
NGTEs &MD WEGgggNEs,

DETGS GML NgLICIIESa
TAMPHoR;
~ Calomcl;
Pipkroot:
Suphate Of Potash:
OPIUM;
Socotrine Aloes, (genuinsD
Extract OF Lilo uores;
Powder Cinnamon;
White Wax;
lodide Of Potassium;
SuPhste of MorPhins'
Acetate - Z"
Suphste Of Zinc: and many other medi-
cines, which makes our present stock OF Drugs,
Medicines, &c, complete. Physicians. merchants,
and our friends generally, are invited to send IN
their orders: Received by Arkansas Mail, and
for sale very low for cash, by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists.
Van Buren,. March 2S, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
PLAYING, VISITING AND
BLANK CARDS.

GEoRGE COOK. Of the late firm Of Ely Smith
~ & COOK. for the pls, six years manufactur.
ers OF the celebrated BGkrLErr CAsps. would IN.
form the public and patrons ofihe old establishment.
NO. IL Fulton street, where he has always been
employed, that he continues the manufacture Of
all varieties Of Playing, Visiting and Bians Cards,
heretofore furnished BY tho establishment; and
that orders for sarious kinds will be promptly and
faithfully executed, on application 10 his sole
agents. Messrs. Ely & Latham, No II Fulton
street, at the following prices, usual discount off
for Cash. or TO those who buy to sell again, viz ::
Star. Chain, Dot, Wave, Diamond, Marble and
white backs, $50 per gross
Harry and white back, 80
Decaturs do "a
Ellsler do 81
llerry Andrewsdo Is
Hghlanders, No star & marble
back Is
90 No2, 10
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09
NOTICE
TO CLAIMANTS UNDER TAX TITLES oP
GWIN g. DAVIS LANDS.

GWlN & JAWS tANUS,
A CONSIDERABLE portion Of the lands purchased
N in Arkansas. some ten years ago, by Messrs.
Gwin & Davis, embracing near 100000 acres,
have. through the negligence oil iormer Agents.
been sold for non payment Of taxes, and mos. Ut
no, ally Of them have since been redeemed, through,
the Agency of tho undersigned. Bat, as Il is
possible tha, some Of them may still be unre'
deemed, the undersigned requests all persons set.
ting up nnv claim, under tax purchases, to any OF
the lands which are noe taxed in the name OF
Grin &. Darts, in the following counties, oap-.
prise i'm thereof as early as practlcabie, paf'ieu-
iary designating the irac; or tracts claimed, the'
wear when, and the county in which they were
purchased. and the loves. amount Tor which they,
will execute full REIMBURSEMENT OF their clams'i
Tae lands are situate and listed Tor taxation III
tn. following counties, VIZ;
Arkansas, Jeuersou'
Bradley, Johnson
Clark, fulaskf,
Crawford, Philips,
Dallas, 81. frances
franklin, union'
If the terms proposed for relipquishmcpt be
deemed reasonable. ihcy will be accedcd 10; but
tho undersigned is not authorized 10 pay nn OK.
orbituni sum fol the redemption Of any trnct.
The proprie,ors of these lands are not, at this
time. prepared to make sales Of any Of ihon, but
will receive, and take into consideration. propos.
nls from persons wishing to purchase. Any per-
son, therefore, wishing to purchase, can have
their proposals submitted to the proPrietors, BY
addressing them TO the MISUNDERSTANDING
the lands wanted, the price they are willing 10
pay, and the terms Of payment they can make.
Complete lists o! The lands, in ench county, can
be found, by referring to the Tax Lists for The
presen, year, in the hands Of the Sherfis and
Clerks of,he respective counties designated above.
All letters in relation TO the redemption or sale
Of the above mentioned lands, must DO posi- PAID,
or no notice will b., taken Of Them.
WIN. E. WOODRUFF.
Little Rock, April l6. ls46,-l2-sw
-. II the Van Buren Intelligcnccr Helena Journal'
and Washington Telegraph, will give the shove three
insertions for SO each, they may do SO, and, mmed'-
stev after the last insertion, transmit me their re-
ccpted accounts for the same. with two ohther pa
pcr, containing the advertisement, and the money
tberefor will be paid to their order. w. T.. W..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

LATE ARRIVAL.
lust RECEIVED per steamboat Republic, and
- now opening the brick store, on Nam street,
formerly occupied by by Messrs. Wallace j Ward
cases blue Merrmac prints
| do Cape Horn do
/ do Fancy DO
Is pieces Irish Linen
do l0-i Linen shcetng
3 do S-i Damask Linen
I case Beached Shirtngs
Ilcmstitched aud plain linen handerchefs
10 dozen P. l.. Hats
Thread laccs and edgings.
May 9, 1916. q. L. flChEI /.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

SCOTT, WHITE q CO.
H f,Ilowinp Goods, which they offer on plea s.
NY Figured Apacha; Striped Merino Cashmere
p,.;d do. Fancy Cashmere; Fancy Prints; Men-
,ooct I do; Virginia Pads; Blue Stripes; RUSSIAN
Ss..sls e,,a. indian do. Blue Chentz do limitation
0na" 0n"os do Plaid W ool Shaws; Worsted Ferret.
;na. Cotton Thread; Marlboro stripes; hensuoy i.t
Lug, IasDs. Apron, Furniture. aud GIngham ChecN =
I.insey Kersey; &C., &c.
Knives and Forks; sett Ivory 40; ,. bu'cnea
y nn ~. Wood Pocket Combs; Statia 1'asses' ;
Needles Noodes: Violin Strings; Hand Saw ,, kouno 4
neuu' neuud Mill Saw and Pitt saw Files; Horse ana
NOUN Mou" R,sns: Spriegots; Nail Gimblets; inyior
,r,;.,hIss. 49, Hand Saws; Flints; Cotton VINE
II In'l''o "a Collins Axes; Hoes; Horse shoes as,
h'nss 'S 'S,oeI Corn Mills; Sifters; Long Handled
s1.,s SpoSes Coffee Mills A, 4, 8, III penny VANS
Crowley Steel.
,.,.s lars. Painted Twiiilers; Mocho Pitchersi
lnln'eS Snaars Creams assorted IN boxes
Mons Light Psgged Brosons; women nhs1s r'he
c,yr do; Youths do. do. do; on'''re" ''''''
s,.,r Coffee; Molasses; Tanners vi; Rn's'ns
ousp ps,,er !: Sperm Candies; NC.
Figs IL fIBpr. BRrea, Ark. Feb. &c, 1886
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

coEae. Molasses Tanners oii; Ra'slns
ousp, p.,,or Snerm Candles; &c.
f'ss; lIPr Rp,sn. Irk., Feb. 26, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

DRUGS and medicines, prints. oils, glassware
~ pertumcry, fancy articles. coni.ctl"niryi , om,
;,,hrr with a general assortment of articles IN our
line. reed, per steamer Republic, from Phil a. when
we offer 10 the trade wholesale and retail at the lowest
prices Orders promptly executed: ,,,.
May9 w II. 4 NJ MAY ERS, Drnggts"'
amy - Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

yINIIE subscribers have Just received large supply
orfresh Garden, Flower, and Field Seeds, rom
one Of the frs; Seed establishments in the U states
which ear he relied on as being genuine, and the kinds
as represented which they offer for sale, wholesale
and retlil.
Orders promptly executed BY
". II. & NJ. MAYERS, Druggias
and Seed Dealers, Fort Smith. Ark.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

OHIO FLOUR.
> BARRELS Cincinnati -four;
I'D 10 do. do. potatoes
30 boxes do. cheese;
25 barrels wbiskey;
II do sugar; ;non,
4 kegs lard; \, MYERS
ana 'o' saIe n.y. Fort Smith.
May9,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

n.;,,.d lars; Painted Twiilers; Mocho rl'chers'
, ''1a rn,ae Sugars, Creams, assorted in boxes
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

lust reed per steamers Bourbon, Arkansas Mall
j and VIRGINIA. in addition TO our former stocks:
40 900 lbs. iron, ass d
Am and English blister. German and cast steel;
20 900 d OF. cotton yarns;
30 boxes window glass;
% tumb!ors, assd;
50 pepper TASKS;
400 and gallon jugs;
100 bbls whiskey,
90 Am brandy and gin,
90 bags coffee,
~ hhd sugar,
10 boxes starch,
10 cases prints, assd,
20 bales domestic, a.st'd Sc, &c Il OF which
we arc disposed to sell 10 our friends and customers
at very snl III advance for cGsh-or IN exchange io
counrry produce HENRY i CUNNINGHAM.
Van Buren,, May Q, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

sNIFTEEN OR TWENTY likely. Ie-bodied
Z negro men. to go as deck hands on the
steamers Arkansas No. 4, and Arkansas No. 3,
for which SIS per month will be given.
SCOTT. WHITE, & co.
Sept. 30, 1915
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

GCoTT WHITE & co. have just received per late
y arrivals a general assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries. which will be sold on reasonable terms.
May 9th 10.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-05-09

TUIUREAD, Edgings. and IHseT 'o"''
IL Jackonet, do. oo'
Real Paris Artificias, T.. -
linen Bobbns; Linen Cambric; New style
Roouet npd Cap Ribbons; Swiss Null Muslin; La
dies Black Kid Gloves,
Jus, received and for sale by
Van Buren, Fej. 26.--3-if.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-30
8 rte fl / & G.

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in IcBter Wrd,r in benz slleutaun pptam
lie9en 9cblebsn itno
Charles sInores, Seujdmin Srfd,, gBm
Wtiler Beruharo, SIaac @!doer, @hrip. ScI
Cube, 9iadel @nales, 2loam Gsqe, WarD u
Slnf, lSiIiam @entrD, 5impthD @rpuer
Sarah @utt, Self Deder, 6. Dittel II. SO.
Scpare Sfcd, 1bcmas Sfuaus, 9lus. 1lhu
5cfepb edSarus, Daniel Wcris, Scbu NP
R'9inlD, s.. 3. Raid,er, @rcrse Iunuc,
nader, RcabcH Ieubaro, Srieorib yeeitle,
Gttja Jeubaro, Samuel 9ettit, .. Srobff,
Dauib Rail, peter Bitter, observation-disclosures
Serr Shiinpt Sarat Sterusr, SAM. SmiI
Iep, Sci. Slctber, @sUrse S6a1enbad,, g.
.Shubcrt, Gifghmau Shmeier, Son. Stdbr,
'Nenry SGaao, GIecrge Sd9er, pritoence 8.
Ghomds, Sacob Grumbauer, GlariGIl 9Ssil,
MarY Bilt @eCrse e)daer.
G.s9. TSeuBarE, Gcfmeiffer.
Siertembsr 80.