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BOWEL AND SUMNER COMPLAINT
NO CURE NO PAY.


NO CURE NO PAY.
DR.. JAYNE, No q South Third Street. 10 willing
to guarantee that his CARMINATlvE BAL
SAM will cure Diarrh9a, Cholics, Cramps, Girl
ping Pains, Cholera Morbus, Summer Com, ,laint.
and other arrangements Of the Stomach and
Bowels, in ninety cases out OF hundred,
and in less than ha!fth time they can go efiec-
ted by any other means.
II Is extremely pleasant, and chidrcnarc fond
Of il. |. equally eiieciual Tor adults rs chill
drcn, and when the directions are followed, and
cure IL not effected, the money will be cheerful
~ returned.
JAYNE'S AGuE PILLS.
These pills are pst up in walls containing from
90 to 30 Pills each, and being thus excluded from
the air, never deseriorate or undergo any change,
and are WARRENTEDsif used accordlng to the
directions, 10 be an lNFALSIBLE REMEDY for
FEVER AND AGUE
For sale At the Drug Store Of B. SANFORD,
Davenport.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
For Ne meek ending Ocf. l3M lf47l
Tlll: MARKETS.

ST. Lor1s, Oct. f;h,-Flour, AHA 4, 80 -
Wheat, 10 to 90, including mixed and good
lots; prime, 81 Bic. Corn and Oats, none in
market. Potatoes, e2Ac, including sacks. Bar
ley. 40 Ace. for good.
New York, Oct. 4,-Flour, $40 a 5,93i.-
Corn, 63 G6c, Oats, g. 64c.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4,-Flour, 600. Wheat,
prime, ,25a ,35 Corn, Zoe.
PHnArELrnrA, Oct. 4,-Flour. 600 G,o5.
PiTrsBrRG, Flour, 4.8i! a1,83i.
LOUISVILLE, Flour, 40 4,15
CINCINNATI, Flour, i,3l 1 $50.
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WORMS IN CHILDREN.

OF all diseases TO which children are exposed.
none are SD fatal To them ms worms. Untortu-
natcly children are seldom free from them, and
as they innate the symptoms of almost every 9TH
or complaint. they often produce alarming e.
tecis without being suspected. Worms are not
only cause Of disease themselves, but br their
irritation ng.ravatc all o,hcrdisca-es wandering
from one par, Of the body To The other, winding
themselves up into large halls, and obsirucling
the bowels and frequently the ihroa,, causing
commissions, ana toe often death. The desired
remedy will he found in DR. Jaync.s Tonic Yer.
mIuge-whch will very soon destroy the worms
and insigora,e the powers OF digestion, SO rs to
prcven, return OF them.
Consumption, Cough, Splitting Bl,od, &r-To
consumptiyes: Fonr-iiiihs oil YOU are really SUI.
iering from neglected colds, or an obstruction
and consequent inflammation OF the delicate lining
Of those tubes thro' which the air we breathe is
distributed to every part of the lungs. This OBJ
siruction produces pain and soreness, hoarsenes.
cough, difficulty OF breathing, hectic fever, spit
ting oi blood, matter, or phlcgm, which finally
exhausis tho strength Of the paiien., and death
cnsues Ja,ne's Expcctcran, never fails TO re-
move this obstruction, and produces the mos,
pleasing and happy result. Il is ccriaion in its
effects, and cannot iail 10 relieve.
For sale at the Drug Store Of u. SANFORD
Davenport.
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TmE EScARNAcI N PRso>ra<.-Thcrc
is no longer any doubt Of the release aud
safety ofthc prisoners taken at Encarna-
cion, by tho Mcxicans. a la-gc portion
them were on board the L. s. steam,
ship Mckim. which was announced to be
below New Orleans, an tic day the Little
Missouri left. 4 COCO mans nf the team
stcrs remained in the employ Of the gov
ernmcnt ut 1'ampico.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

" AtiNi been appointed administrator
- OF the Estate Of Joseph Wilson deceased
by the Judge al PROBATE OF Scott County, Iowa,
all persons having claims n.ains, sad Estate vii
present them and those owing the same viii
come forward aud settle with the undersigned
THOMAS YARWOOp, Admir-
Davenport 1th October 1917. lit
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DIED.

In this town, Saturday night. OH inst. after q
sickness Of six DAYS, l.uCRETIA ANNA,
daughter Of Mr.. W. and Mrs. s. ccossvx, aged
years and months.
1Shc sleeps in tho grave; shc shall come never
more fore,
To the home that she glad.lenel SO swectly be-
She will answer US not, though our hearts are
the same,
As softly we breathe TO each other her NAME"
On tho 9Th of Oct. i8a7, nj her fathers resi-
dencc, in Scott county, Iowa, LUCINDA
HUT, daughter OF JonN and bGsFs iluTr; in
the twen,y-ihird year Of he. age
Truly, in the midst Of life VIC are in death.
One week previous 10 her death, Lucinda attend
cd the funeral Of youthful female friend, in
tho enjoyment Of her usually eacellen, health.
She was considered the hcaltlies Of her fathers
family; and indeed by all her acauantances the
very picture ~ htaiM. And on that solemn occa-
sion, rs each was brought TO consider, That, too
must die. None thought that the blooming,
sprightly form Of Lucinda, was soon to lie
paid in DEATH But on the following day, she
was taken very sick, which continued 10 in.
crease in violence, till death ended the short
conflict, and she, who week before, WINS
blooming in youth, was pale in death, in despite
oil medical aid and the sanguinc hopes Of anx-
ious friends. Though she was young and heal
fh-, she had not failed TO wisely consider her
latter end; having for several years lived de-
voted Christian, in connection with the M. E.
Church. And now, while her friends mourn
her loss from their society here, they have this
hope M comfort in their Affections. that she has
gone forth 10 reign and sing with the redeemed
IN glory.
Ar thou . youth! SO was Lucinda,
UM now in silent death she lies:
Art thou in health think OF Lucinda.
Who then may live! the healthiest dies.
Oh 70 thougltless- 10. her example,
Her sudden exit, make you wise:
She WAS youthful, hut she was prayerful;
And now she lives in Paradise.
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Corrected Uecktyb BY Burroms 4 Ptettynan.
THURSDAY, October l4th, t0i7.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

Rev. J. s. Maginnis, Professor in Hamilton,
On. Y) Literary and Theological Seminary,
says:
III would not be wi,hou, DIR. Jaync's Mcdi.
cines in my family Tor anv consideration.
have found them successful in cases where oil
other means have failed"
Mr.. Nicholas Harris, ocrncr Of Front and
Lombard streets, Philadelphia, was cured Of
Couans, ASTHMA and BLEEDING OF Tng LUNGS,
under which he labored for many years.
Rev. Ira NJ. Allen, late Of this, bot now OF
New York city, SAYS I'll have used Jaync's
Expecioran', and have more confidence in il than
ALL OTHER MED CINES OF THE KIND.
Rev. VIM. Laws, Modes. town, Va, say :-"I
have used YOU. Expeciorani, and touad il an cx-
ccllent medicine for PULMONARY DISEASES.
Mr.. John EechlorJ, of PASSPORT, Maine, says
"Your Expeciorani has jus, cured man whom,
his physician had given upfo die with Consump-
ton and also another, IN the very loves, stages
OF BRONCHITIS"
Messrs. slosson and Williams, Book sellers,
'swego, \. T., say :--eYour Expec,orrni gives
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
Rev. John Ellis, OF New York city, says that
Two bottles cured him Of iSfLurNza,
hard Co,'Gn and apparent, Consumption.
MIR. Adrial Ely, OF WATERFOWL, N. y. says:-
"Many respectable people offer certificates in
favor OF ynnr Eyncciorant. l believe that all
your Medicines are the best preparations that
bave ever been offered 20 the public for the re-
lief Of The afflicted and the
CURE OF DISEASES.N
Daniel lIenshaw, Esq, Editor OF the Lynn
Mass. Record, sats:-..Jaync's Expectorant IL
a very valuable Syrup, which We have latcl, used
with good effect in stopping Cough aud loose
ming and breaking MP a COLD"
Rev. "A. b. Bradford, OF Darlington, Pa. says
that il cured his son Of CgoUP in few minutes.
The Bangor Ne. Journal says-"A trial Of
Jayne's Expecicsani viii satisfy all that IL is u
speedy cure for Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Asth-
ma, Hoarseness, aud all kinds OF Pulmonary Az
fections'
For sale at the Drug Store Of b. SANFORD,
Davenport.
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BHANDREIYf'S PILLS.

D1s-x4N I'M IL ~ IL LfIAS.
1iIE expressions, rich blood, mud poor
- blood. have a scientific basis. The ridi-
cule which many have attempted Ia cast on these
common sensc opinions, must reco upon them.
selves as surely as' that rRtrn will prevail.
The eiieci oi this celebrated medicine is 10
purify the blood, 10 convert the poor, corrupt
blood, into healthy, rich blood. And IL is be-
cause they do this that the, have been SO stead
ily sought after by all c.ass.s of our citizens who
have required medicine. a nd IL is because OF
the power B.nndreii Fills arc Vow known to pos.
sess as hcalth-res.orcis, that renders them 81
popular.
They cure all affections, simply, BECAUSE rnrA
MAKE THE BLOOD fuEE--absiract out Of il those
qualities which produce disease, and give 10 il
those qualities which produce health.
Sold AT p cents per box III the store III GEO
i. DAVENPORT * Co, in this town, aud l.y
one agen; I'D nearly every village in the United
States.
Davenport, September e3l, 1877. Sim
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A house nj Berlin Inns proposed to furnish,
all the railway companies in Germany
with silk blinds for their carriages gratis,
with the proviso TINT the blinds are To dis
play advertisements, aud to he changed ad
ibitum.
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third Of his army, in killed and wounded,
but upon what data he bnses this opininn
we cannot learn, and nro inclined to think
It's purely conjecture.
GENs. WoRrH, SMITH AND OrnERs.--
The Delta ofiho 2Sth, SAYS:
We regard al the stories about the death
Gems. Worth, Pillow and Smi,h-,hc blow
ing up Of 800 Americans by the explosion
Of a shell in the American magaz'ne-ns
entitled to but little credit. They are Of a
piece with many other false aud cxirnva-
giant stories, which have always been put
in circulation previous IL our receiving the
authentic accounts.
The only reliable state ment in these ru-
more, is that which states that Gen. Scott
entered the city on The 18th of September.
When anything uniav"rable To the Mexi-
cans comes 10 us on Mexican authority, il
NAV bc relied on.
We expect, with the utmost impa,ience.
10 hear every hour that n steamer j. IN the
river, which will relieve the intense ankle
~ Of the public TO know the details Of the
mnmcntous events which have lalc!y occur
rcd near the city Of Mexico.
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SlLvEIeSMIT'llsNG,

HE undersigned boys leave Ia inform
- the citizens Of Dayenpnr, and the surround
ing country, iha, he has established himself III
the Naieh-rcpafing business, aud that he is
10" prepared tn execute orders, with which II
kind pubic mas favor him, in a workmanla,
manner. l,y strict attention 10 lis business Ii.
hopes 10 gain the confidence and a liberal pa
tranagc Of the public IN general
did gold and silver bought or exchanged.
T.. y. II. JEssEN.
Davenport, July 2ol, 1917. 48-lt
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AVlNG been appointed Adminisira-
80 tor Of the estate Of y. u. WRIGHT, late of
Scott county deceased. with the will annexed,
by the Judge OF Probate oi Scott county, ia the
stead OF u. Wright Executor resigned, persons
indebted 10 said estate will pay up and those
having c.aiHis against said estate will present
them Immediately for settlement, as said estate
viii be closed us soon the law will allow
II MILLER. Administrator
OF said Estate with the will annexed.
Scott county, October llih, lHIs. B-iw
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AGAIN IN THE FIELD.-Thc Washing
io:. Union Of Monday night week, says:
"We nrc hnppv 10 undcrs tnnd thu. Ma
jT General William o Butler, Of Kentucky
Inns 81 i,ir recovered from The wound which
lie received at Monterey, that he proposes
Immediately to JUN the army Of Mexico"
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DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.

DAVENPORT POST OFFICE.
.1rrirGi and Departure Of Mails.
Arrivals. Departures.
NORTHERN.
Tuesday, Thursdays Mondays, Wednesdays
& Saturday IL m. e. Fridays a. m.
ria Rirer Route.
aa,sasspm a,2pm
SOUTHERN.
Tues. Thurs. & Sat. Mon. Wed. & Fri.
nj q p. N. at 8 a. m.
EASTERN.
Tuesdays, Thursdays Mondays, Wednesdays
& Saturdays NJ o m & Fridays ut 4pm
WESTERN.
Upton Route.
Every Saturday II m Every Saturday p m
Marion Route.
Every 9th. Fri. 6 M Every 9th. Tues. 6 IN
JOHN FORREST, p. NJ.
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McAICAN NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

The Louisville Journal 81 las, Tuesday,
publishes tho following letter, which, iftrue,
will increase the anxiety felt !'ir the fate Of
Gen. Scorr's army. There is nothing on
the face Of the letter, or the circumstances
attending il, TO induce doub. MS To its au-
thcn.icity, bu, we hope it may not prove
correct.
Correspondence OF the Louisville Journal
CINCINNATI, Oct. 4, "a r. N.
The National lnteliigcncer publishes a
letter from an officer nj pucbla, dated the
10Th Vi Sept, which states that TREY were
hc,nmcd in by 900 Mcxicans, f"r three
weeks. Gen. Sco,,'s dispatches were cut oil.
"a. The New Orleans La P..,ria, received Al
Richmond, has later dnes, Stating that Pa
rcdcs hnd been elected inspector general,
bat refused tire appointment. Il was ru-
mored that Gen. llca, with large body Of
the National Guards, and {, 900 other troops
was awaiting 10 attack Gen. Lanes train,
which left Vera Cruz on the 9th nit.
Other rumors state tina, PaeLn had been
rctakcn By the MeAicans, which ru,nors
seem to tally with the letter polished in
the National Iniclligcnccr.
Further on the same SUI. jeci
RICHMOND, Va, Oci,2, I'm.
By private letters, "c learn iha, Gen.
Lane arrived at Vera Cruz, frnm which
place he would march Immediately III The
head Of 1000 men To pin Gen. Scott. Il
is stated that the Capt. Of the brig Osccola
passed Mobile on the 18th with kendaIi's
dispatches for the New Or'ean, p.cayunc.
We cut the following from The Cncin-
mali Commercial al the 4lh:
STEAMER SUNBEAM SrNki-B. passen-
gers xho came ia an the Pittsburgh pack
ct Clipper, last evening, we learn th,t the
steamer Sunbeam was sunk near Ports
mouth, on Saturday morning last, by COM
ing into collision with The steamer Motive.
her hull being torn open fran the wheel
house, mud she went down ia about twelve
feet water.
The Sunbeam was loaded Nth valua-
BILE freight ior this part, INST of which is
probably lost, or greatly damaged.
b. far tho most ,nelanc.,uly circumstance
attending this calamity, is the loss Of life
Eight Gertnan immigrants were drowned.
three women and five men.
TmE EScARNAcI N There
is no longer any doubt OF the release aud
safety ofthc prisoners taken at Encarna-
cion, BY the Mcxcans. a &c portion
Of Them were on board the L. s. steam,
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deceased
NOTlCE is hereby given that have
- this day filed petition in the Court Of
Probate, the PRAYER Of which is to sell certain
lands therein mentioned beongn. To said estate
and the Judge OF said Cour, has appointed the
First Monday in November next, III 10 O'Clock
"A. NJ. at his Office IN Davenport. IN said county
as the time and place for hearing said petition
nj which time and place NJ. those Interested may
attend aud contest said application Il they think
fiji so 10 do. IlASW ELL H. PisNEO,
Admir- OF the Estaic Of q. w. Warren, deed
October 7th, l3I7. e-6w
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a - WAR EAGLE A
kee e. AerR y
MONTAUk, 49,

IUN oALINA, DNb. kNI, UIUSI9 MD ALI
INTERMEDIATES PORTS.
lie new and splendid, ligh,-draught
- steame: swan EAGLE" X. a. Reilly mas-
ter, and "AicNrArK,' John Lee master, will ply
as regular packets between -. Louis, Ga!cna,
Dubuque, Potos, and all intermediate ports du-
ring the low water season; meeting ., The Low
or Rapids regularly once week and cxchang-
ing barges, thereby avoiding nil damage TO goods
attending re-shipping. Their barges are neic
and superior and have the certificates requisite IN
afford insurance IN any of the offices in ST. Louis.
These boais prepared nth erery facility % for
rara H,cir freight miEt Ne greatest despatch Ev-
cry exer,ion will be used to give satisfaction 10
those who may favor them with their business.
liberal share OF the public patronage IS res
pec,iuly solicited. For freigh, or passage ap-
PLY on board.
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State oi Iowa,
Scott County,
In the matter Of the Estate vi Geo. w. Warren,
deceased
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
Trustee Sale.

DY virtue nf 4 deere oi trust executed bv r c
ID Boyer to the undersigned. as rustce for the ben.
lit of Gabriel Turner. shall, on Monday the I'd +,
Of August, A D. loi1. sell at public vcnduc, at tn
ourt House door, in the County Of Crawford in the
State Of Arkansas, between the hours Of 10 clock
VI. and o'clock +. Vi, Of said dav, TO the hgbcs,
'iddcr for ready money, all the right lille nd nteres,
OF |. I. Boyer as vested me by said deed of trust,
and toa certain lot parcel OF land situated in the
Town Of Nan Buren,, and County Of Crawford aiorc
said, and known as lot Number one. u,N in Block
number FIVE (5) HENRY WILCOX Trustee
June ith, 1877. IT-3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
@wp - NaEo
I i'I~h CsrG"Gs'iEs.

Si' receive. per Steam r \ cr.. nuj Cor sa"
~ nj e." Iovc>t pr,.-~.
- br'rr., rju' iro,~ Sagnr.
- ; ,rES " Iiu,ar.t ro..r.
"H"@'rr. Salmon. Hrrn"r. Indrgo. Salt. Tobarco.
various bran'>, Rec, S,u..a, Sp. Candles. nc.
W. H. 4 ". MAINR&.
Nay ~, Il. Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
Paints. Oil. GLASS. &c.

{ "ANHHh Sp's. Iurpcul3ur; Do Linsrrd oil: ~
4 gallons f"D"! Earul>l. ~ 40. Japau Nuru:sI: -
h'G~ "hO'' h.aa 'n''I. I dn ra.ut Brushes. as, d:
~>I ~ >l3-IIAIa-I2NI4-lI,!0 WnGow
'''f'>. 81. r""rS la'L's 10 pI, I.Id and ~nrrn OI.
together with every nrIric us'd pan'Iug, Il fun
'>."''m"nt. u>tr,c",y'd per hate urI0,uls aid o!,r.
Ell At The lowest prices, by
". II.N VI MAYEHS.
DruGg.'t and tir,'r~-.
I"rr Smith. 49th May, -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
NEW STYLE BONNETS,
AdmInISt Npfirp.

NOTICE is hereby given. that application will be
: made, at the July Term Of the Probate Court
of Crawford County, for the sale Of Negro Bow. aged
wears; the property Of the Estate Of sham lowcll
dec d. HARDY HEWES
Ad'n'nStratar of the Estate Of
lsham How ell, deed.
Van Burcn, Jan. ID, IS47 I7-lw.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
PROPOSALS

For carrying TIE Nails of the United States.
NRON the l~t Of Sc'pnmhcr, Is H. to the 3p,h NJ
June, l~|u, In tn" State Of Arkansas WEI be re-
crNrd at the contract rcr, of The Post Office Dcpar
lnrnt, in the city Of Washington, until m OF the
l!!h July, I>I, - he decided hv thu LIST oi AUGUST
ON the routes and IN the and time herein spc.
cicd,
ARKANSAS
59iS From Arkansas Post, uy L,grcw's Spriir.
to Cr"chot "u;' miles aud ack, once wcck
lcav" Arkansas Poet every at az
rive at Crockct Bluff BY
Leave Crockct Dlut every AZ arrivc
at Arkansas Post br
j9h9 From Hatcsvllr. up Foko Lavon, bv John
Martins, 10 Pilot Ilri. !" mcs and back once week
Leave Batcsve every Wednesday al | D m. arrive
at Pilot nm next day ny : p m.
Leave Pilot IiiIl every Tuesday at G a n. arrive ot
Eatcsvillc next day by - M.
500 From Benton. e. n Nv Preston Band's to
Pcr"yvllIc, C II a miles and hsck once 4 week
Leave Benton every Friday at . m arrI,s at Perry
Vile same dav Nv p N
Leave Perry'lIlc every Thursy 4. l.tA,,4rrive a,
Benton same day by pru "
591l From Benton, C H. by Joel Browns Peri.
man McDanrl's, and kcrzcc's MlI, through Col.
hrcath's settlement, TO Warren, &C. H. 90 miles and
back, once week
Leave Benton every Thursday at | m, arrive at
Warren next Saturday by ON
Leave Warren every Tuesday at 6 a m, arrive at
Benton next Thursday by IL IN
1912 From BentonYille to Maysvllle 25 miles sad
back, once 4 week
Leave Bentonville every Tuesday at 8 a m, arrive
| al Maysve same day by pm
Leave MaysviIle every Monday at s m, arrive q,
BentonvIlle same day BY I'm
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
e.. u. EsESgAOg'
Was blown .p on the New EgapnD-
shire. but como 60 life :,Cairn.

VIZ ITH splendid assortment of NEW GOODS
w consisting in part Of 200 pieces prints. all
prices and STYLES, from 6 to 81 cents.
Blankets, of all sorts; musQuito nets woOllCn and
silk shrts nltonadcs; mcrno casmcr leans; satrncts
linen drills and French linen; all kinds slSpcnders:
Cottun linen, hid and silk Cloves handkcrchicfs and
Shawis, of all kinds; night and dag caps; bIeached
sh"ctmgs corset hcing@; Ladies' skirts; hoosicrv
tckngs; dnIl;ngs; linen checks; shectings and shirt
whalrhone BisLop lawn; cdgmgs, cotton and thread:
crlvats PLAID Goods, OF all KINDS for ladies'; corkIng:
mourning; mixed and common pins cotton and wool l..
hose, half hose: Irsh linen and lawns Silesa hook
and CountcrPanes; striped shrtIngs: umbrellas
Italian servings; juconets; cambrIcs cashmeres: para
sols parusoettcs shades caps; wells; tabs French
sprlgs; orange buds; bouquets lace and gimp bonncts
for misses aud ladies'; ribbons: band boxes.
q q "a ID n n n NGE
PaItn Alto; mcrluO; CdSSInCr; black doe skin; XIV.
jeans brown linen pantnoons; shimcre, black SATIN
and common vests; sack; croton: nannrs; Zrphvrs
tweed grnghams; Plaid linen; black merno; aparca
tweed; Ky leans; blanket and black dress and irock
coats: drawers; shirts; cravats, &c,
shoes Boots. Hats; Groceros; Hardware; Crockerv;
Grncrrcs Saddles; Brides
And very many big tricks
/ Ike TO shew GOODS:
And will take al! kinds of produce where
money is scarcc-n fact pay money 'or certain knds
don't ask any for goods because Cotton has
risen.
E~MN HC SREI-A EE SO
FavOurite Brands
FENUINE PrlHclpees Casadores; La Cecilia; VI
" Regaa; Mayors Aromatic Tobac Treggs DO
Just received per Oea and for sale by
W. H. & NJ. MAYERS,
May 30, II Fort smith
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12
R0glFGE.


>hE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and style of TORRAS Il FOGGO, was
dissolved the first day Of May last by mutual con-
seut; JOSEPH IORRAS is authorized to close and
settle the business of the late firm
JOSEPH TORRAS.
JOHN FOGGO.
Van Burer, June lIth, lsl7.
THE undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
OF this place and its vicinity that he will continue
lhe old stand of the late rm " Iorras Foggo, where
he will keep general assortment Of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,, &c. &C..
winch he Will sell very low Jor cash, to those who
may favour hun with their patronage.
!. TORRAS.
Van Dnrcn, June lIth, I~I7. lr-3w
ADMINISTR ATOH'S SALE.
virtue of an order Of }h lrnbuir Cuurt of raw.
- lorG county. mai" al the Apui Jrrm thereof
a. d. lHI', Will sell /" nr hrgusi hd Icr, for
IN hahd, at the Court House Go"r the town O. an
buren, On III" 18th day ui june. \ ID. I-!7, bcIw cen
the hours OF judicial saI,- that Lag 3hr follow ING
described lot Z" land, belonging Iolhc Robe
West, decd /" W.T. Lot No. II in Block SO l. slI,-
ate IN III" t""n o! Van Buren, the County of Cru,y
ford. III the State of ArkaIsas
JI.s SE TURNER
Adm. Gr Lo1:s OF the Estate Of
X " cNt, dec d.
June ith, ~. i--3w
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-06-12

GWAYNE'S EXTRACT OF WILD CHERRY, Tor
- sale by May -. II, WALLACE & WARD