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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-30
The Mormon Endowment.
To be continued.

q i ~
The Ottaway Free Trader gives tho
following an endorsement of its truth;
"lt appears that tprophetS Strong need
ed a new house, and he determined his
followers should build it for him. So
he called them together, and told them
that in consideration that they would
erect the house, the Lord had authori-
zed him to promise them an extraordi-
nary endowment. The building was
soon completed, and now they apply
for their reward. All the saints are
gathered together in the church, tho
prophet takes them through variety Of
ceremonies, such as head washing,
feet washing, &c., and concludes by
amounting the heads Of all with COM
position that had queer smell. They
are then directed to adjourn to another
room that was totally dark, where they
were to receive the endowment, which
was to be in the shape of an extraor-
dinary and visible manifestation Of tho
spirit, rendering them at once impreg-
nable thenceforth to all the shafts Of
Satan. Arrived in the dark room, sure
enough, the heads OF all shone as If lit
up by the brightness Of the sun, and
great was the rejoicing Of the saints
thereat. But the prophet William, who
was present, although staggered a lit
tie, mistrusted that sall was not gold
that glittered,' so he took some of the
ointment and submitted it to an exam
ination, and 10 the discovery! He found
that it was a mixture Of oil and phss-
phorus! and that hence the whole lila.
minating operation was a gross cheat.
He took the firstopportunity to accuse
prophet Strong. publicly, and before
the whole congregation of the imposi-
ton, who SO far from denying it, cool
ly acknowledged the corn, and then
preached a sermon, justifying the act,
and maintaining that all the miracles
Of Christ, Moses, &C., were wrought
in the same way; that is, by natural
means. Of course, William could.no
longer hold fellowship with such a man.
AN HONEST FACE We love to look
upon frank, open, honest face, in this
world ofbrass and impudence, Of sneer-
ing, scernful. naughty, and self impor-
tant looks-how grateful to the heart,
is an honest, pleasant smileing face
In the midst of fears,of perplexities, Of
sorrows, we feel we have one whom
we can trust-in whose words we can
con6de, and whose actions will never
give US pain. We are sometimes insul-
ted, sometimes harshly treated--but in
beholding such a face we are calm and
reconciled-justice will be done to US,
though we should not open our lips.
Heaven multiply such faces-true index
es Of generous feelings and christian
hearts. The posssssors of. such must be
renewed. regenerated and sanctified by
i power above the earth.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-30

We will return now to the little bor-
der settlement. The messengers who
had conveyed Snyder away, brought
information back that Carleton's plans
had before been discovered, and that
he had probably returned 10 Canada,
as no knowledge of his whereabouts
could be gained. They apprehended,
therefore, no immediate danger from
that quarter. -easg
But it was that season of the year
when it became necessary to make ar
rangements for their safety during the
approaching summer. Itwas the COM
mon practice Of many. as the spring
opened, to remove, their families 10
Schenectady or Albany; others forti-
fed their own dwellings and organized
themselves into military companies,
choosing officers for their little bands,
and then in body tiled each others
fields in turn, with arms literally in
their hands. The latter plan was a.
dopted by the members Of this little
settlement. There were, perhaps.
twenty persons in il capable Of bearing
arms; and these new assembled at Won
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-30
CHAPTER Nv.

Among the powers exercised by the
Committee of Safety for Tryon county
was that ofarresting suspicious persons
imprisoning or fning them, as the case
seemed to demand. 1t was before this
body that Snyder was sent, and from
the nature Of the transactions he was
implicated in, it was deemed expedient
to keep him awhile in custody. He
was accordingly confined at Cherry
Valley a.place Of no inconsiderable i'm
portance in the border warfare Of the
revolution.
1t would be difficult to describe faith
fully the mental phenomena Of this man
during his Imprisonment. The action
Of bad mind is no pleasant theme for
contemplation at any time; and when
the moral nature is so diseased that con.
sideration Of right and wrong are little
needed, and the passions are reused in
to full play, ordinary rules of judgment
cease to be a certain and safe reliance.
Moral pathology is less surely defined
than physical.
Snyder had cleaned enough from the
conversation Of the settlers at Won
Schamel's to satisfy him how Harper
obtained his information. Sarah Hart
who, like many Of her countrywom-
en-, felt if right to do what she could for
the cause Of liberty-had been the in.
former. Rapidly did his mind run
back through the events Of two or three
years. He remembered that Harper
had been chosen by the fair girl before
him; that when he pressed his suit
with warmth, he had been coldly, and,
as he construed it, cohtemptuously re-
jected? And now she had communi.-
Gated to his rival the information that
led to his arrest and Imprisonment
As he paced the narrow limits Of his
prison, but one desire burned in his
breast, and that, perhaps, can best be
indicated by the word that frequently
escapes his clenched teeth
"Revenge"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-30
MECHANICAL EXECUTION
By n. ADoLPHus RwzT1R
FERNS on ADYERTIsING.

.adcertiseme'ts Inserted At so cents per squssss
fourteen lines or less.) fos the first insertion, and
Is cents for each subsequent insertion. One col
umn one month ~ 90. Three months go. Sx
months Sl5. Twelve months $z5.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-30
The Border Settlement.
OR, THE TORY,s DAUGHTER.

A TALE OF MOHAWK VALLEY, 177s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06
Miscellaneous.

Q57Tho recent work, by Judge Thomp-
son, is so we'll calculated to do good to, and
interest every body, and it is so desirable
it should have an extensive sale in the State,
we have concluded TO give pretty full re-
view of it; and shall therefore extract the larg-
est portions Of some of the most important
chapters, and give in connection brief sum-
maries Of others. We commence with the
opening chapter, from which the reader will
learn the origin oftho hero in question, and
in which, too, very important parsonage is
@odestly introduced. The review will ne.
cessorily occupy, for several weeks, the mis-.
cellaneous department of our paper.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-06
By A, G, Chadwick,

TERMS OFTHE CALEDONIAN.-$l,5 so
# paid within the year; $500 if delayed be-
yond that time No paper discontinued till
all arreurages are paid except at the option of
the publisher
Advertisements inserted at the usualprices.
Transient advertisements to be paid in advance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
M
TnODs! NEW GOODS!
JOSEPH TO


y EsPECTFULLYm.& FOGG0,
II and the surrounding cstreet van Buren,
received per New hampshire, drcitizens of this place.
general assortment of Dry, G"odst they have iu.s
Boots, Shoes. Hardware, Glassware, ~ "'L9ans' I
Cutlery consisting in part of the fOlI0wHesIv and
Fancy muslin, aconct, SWISS, null and ST trie
ginghums, prints, new styles, linen checks cOtt-
countcrpn do. and striped do cottonadcs (French:
American) gambroons, linen drilling, coIored cambrt
English and Blndana hdkr, linen cambric and dress
silk do seeCa serges, brown and beachcd 81 $ and
IA domestic, cotton drngs striped do. bed ticking
dilacs mits black and co"rcd ladies and gents gloves
do irish linen, tapes linen and cotton, bindings, col.
orcd linen thread spool cotton, and buttons
needles, pIPcr and pound pins. &c, &c.
Clothing.
Croton coats, check and striped ight do, cottonadc
do linen and c"ttonadc pants MarseiIlcs vests lnrn
cotton and under Shirts fancy cravats and
Boots and shoes.
Gents fine srwcd cIIf skin boots, do. brorans, wo
mems do, men, youth and boys pcggcd brogpns La
dies KID bnSkIns, and Prunclll slippers.
Hats.
Gents fashionable ncutrrp cashmere, beaver and
sporting. pIrani, IeghOrn pcachy, palm lea and
children ; ICghOrn, wool white and black do.
Hardware.
knives and forks, butcher do, pocket do razor nd
thapmans straps scissors shears, snaiIrs, Nor
fork IatchcS brass osScs, strap hinges, screws
penters squares, chse, hand files, augcr, scotch
brace and bits drawing knives sirrupa spurs brId
rings, bnanccs stccIyards, Collins aXeS log and trace
CHAINS, hoes, coffee mills, spades and sove aPanncd
and brass candle STICKS violin strings, bed cords and
Plough ines.
Glass Ware.
Plan pressed, huted and heavy cut tumblcrs plain
and rib Salts H1uId caster bottles glasses and
accaHteTs.
9uUPn~WarC.
Tens, edged plates, breakfast DO, Mocho pitchers.
painted do, tcapots, cream jugs and sugar bowls
EObaCCo.
OToaH"r", Grant premium, gayle brand and kcncky
Winch they offer at the lowest market prrcrs for
cash, c"uutry Producc forced but deter.
mined t" sell, give us call.
Van Burrn, May ID, l6.
300 300 5,5,~l do, >1:"[nIa,; cop%5l,:
500 ''-Ep,oul salts;
for sale hY
SIEN ENSuN \ BELL, Druggists
oct. lth, III II. 81
Vg ct SELINE DE LANES, at only u!
-'h cents per yard, for sale bv
WALLACE & WARD.
Sept. Is. &c.
EsLAID CLOAKlNGS-n new article for La
Il dies CIoaks. For sale bv
WALLiCE & WARD
Nov. -. 'iG-3S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
A tent n!!!
WILLIAMS g. PHILIPS.
Van Buren,, Ar

van Buren,, Arkansas,
III AVE Just opened at their Store on Main Street,
l. fresh and well assorted stock of goods, consist
ing IN part Of the fol lowing articles all any of
which they are prepared to sell cheap as the cheapest
Dry Goods.
Bleached and brown shifting, Lowell and G. eorgia
naburgs. American French and Attakapas coltunudcs
plains chambreys, tweeds, Kentucky leans ncts
brown linen, navy linen, French and Scotch drilling
kerseys and lInseys, nankin; Irish linen, linen and
cotton checks, conton annels green, yellow rcd aud
white hannels, birdeye Scotch and kusian diapers
damask table cloths, canvas, fancy prints black and
white calicoes, ging hams painted la WINS, bazorines
laconet. cambric, book and swiss muslin. coloured
cambricks, paper muslin, cotton velvet, plain and
nemstiched linen canbric hdkts A black and white
het for wells scarfs. grass coth misses nd ladies
cotton and worstcd hose, gentlemens cotton J hose,
worsted bindings. tapes bonncts, buttons hooks and
eyes, spool cotton &c. &c.
varieties.
Buffalo and horn tuck combs, horn and shell side
combs long round combs, fine ivory, dressing and red
ding combs, whalcbone pins and needles, TOOTH hair
and shaving brushes thimbcs, stops sha wing
boxes pasteboards, viulns and violin strings matches
aud match safes, percussion caps, stationary DC.
Boots and shoes.
Infants kid socks, girls and boys shoes, ladies slip
Prs puskins gattr boots and brogans, mems kip bro
gans, gentemens fine pcgged and scwed calf boots and
brogans light seal and calf boots, heavy kip and mud
boots.
Linen bosom shirts, bcachcd and brown cotton cit
shirts and drawers, WOODEN nett shirts, merno scars,
valencia silk, black satin and black silk velvet vests,
cottonade and gambroon pants and coats, black dress
and frock coats, tweed and Fluching business
Hardware.
Gun tubes and locks, spurs strrups, bride bits,
shears scissors, sheep shears drawing knives hatch
cts, socket chsscls, augurs tacks jews harps,
butt and strap hinges, wood screws coffee mills, curry
combs iron and brass selves, brttania and iron tea
and table spoons pocket knives, knives and FORKS
zors pad locks, chest closet and rim locks, hand
shovels and tongs cotton and wool cards. horse rasp
taper, pitt, mill and bastard files, trace chains
axes, French and imitation French castings.
CrOckery.
Common cups and saucers, white flint and gran tic
a I'd
dishes, and basins castor bottles, bowls,
and granite pitchers. And many other articles
too numerous to mention here, call and us " no
trouble to show goods and prices will not preve
your purchasing. are determined to sell.
PHILIPS & WI LLlAMS,
ozark,
VTAVE Just opened similar stock which they offer
i for sale on the same terms.
Van Buren, July loth, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

nv oho - L I.N ENSoN q DtAO w y, nav
ing assoclpicd tbersplres in tho practice
Y~rth pruting OF his nraaabiii,y, tsoon ,or5o'tt
the availability Of Ino. TyIer) They have {
| braced the occasion Of an cbullIIon Of public jc
snatched the name Of the nations henorcd st
and appropriated him to their peculiar party +,
poses, They are ignorant Of Gen. Tuyd
| views on the Bank. Tariff, distribution Of i
proceeds of the public lands, and many other ct
dinal questions which divide the parties in II
country. They have demonstrated how rca,
they are 10 araH themselves Of Il man to p'a
him into power, without considering wArl lhcr ar
advantages, in principles are grnrd The
owe to the whole country, that, nu!w!lhstauIIl
their disclaimers, their thirst for ''tlc spoIls''
paramount TO their love Of principle. For. vii
advantage do whig prime piles gam by the elect,
Of Gen. Taylor # his views are adverse to IN D
laid down in the whig creed! And who know
his political views, whether they favor Il Bank
Sub Treasury or Free Iradr! "
make not these remarks N cMargs.---1II letters
u this "-r-7u.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Summarizes.
Eh ECEiVED per New Hampshire from New
.he Orleans
25 sacks prime Rio Cof1oo
S bbIs prime Brown Sugar
3 bbIs Loaf Sugar
6 do Butter Crackers
% boxes Clarct Wine
6 do New York Starch
10 do Sperm Cardcs
l do Pine Apple Cheese
6 do Western Reserve 30
10 do Imperial and Gun Powder Teas
2 do Black do
10 do Boston Sonp
3 bbls New Ark Ale
3 do Cider
London Porter.
For sale by W. H. & NJ. MAYERS.
Fort Smith; March 6, lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
PHILADELPHIA,
F'OrmerkN The Marshall UOnsc.

VENHE above well known and popular establishment,
Il is now open for the reception Of visitors.
To merchants and business men this Iotc! is p4rtic-
ularly recommended, il is situa ted the most
business, pleasant and fashionable part of the city;
and the accommodations by any house
in the Union.
The proprictors have every means Of making their
house comfortable and desirable, being provided with
the Lest cooks that can be procured the country,
and attentive and civil walters; all the substaniiIls
dclicaccs md varieties that the market affords are
provided with liberal hand; and the charges on
the most moderate terms. The utmost order and
cleanliness is observed throug ghout the establishment.
The proprietors hope that, with these recomncnda.
tions and strict attention bu-mrss, and unremit
ing exerons please, to merit share of patronage
BAGLEY, MCKENZIE, Il Co
JaunEry g3,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
W. IL. & NJ. NJ A \ ERS.

W. II. & NJ. MAIERS.
Fort Smith,
HAVE inst received. per steamer Uncle Ben,
from Philadelphia, further supply Of Drugs,
Medicines. and SO fcrlh-such as
Yeast, Powders, Spring I.anceIs,
Vi Nistar'S Bas'un Of W lid Cherry.
Swayu"'s Syrup Of Wild Cnorry,
& Gross Patent Medicines,
Composition po"d.rs,
Thomp<on', Eye Water,
English CaomeI,
q iujn",
S'Sr, Borax, Liqnoricc,
Glass Syringns, all kinds,
Flour of sulphur, CopaI Varnsh,
Dye sluti>. Paints. &c.
January lllh, 1871. so.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

and have also inspected those Of Mr. As. ab.,
Vcan certify 10 the fact that with the possession
OF his German instrument, he is capable of pro.
duclng most faithful Hkenesscs. HIS miniatures
of persons taken at fayetteville and in tins place
arc admirable.
I Mr.. a. will remove his location 10 Fort Sui
4 on Monday next, where hope its liberal citi.
/ Zcns will render him a deserving patronage lie
,'os ladies' and gentlemen 10 visit him, and c <.
lures not.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

IL W we call the attention of our reoJ..s ,o,
tptoc'oma''"n Of '"re PRESIDENT offering for said
Fl public lands in rkansas; viz. a, Hlc,o an,
~ 4"mPagnole on the 18th JuIv. A, In,"' p -,
AaN', Du''Se"'s on the l9th July. Al Eayen,rM
"a u "S"'"sfo" on the 26Ih July; and a. Clarkes.
.E, lie on The 2L August.
Ao
Ar -n""arg elpcdHion 10 Me Prairics.-A do.
"1 2'hmcnr Of u. =. Dragons, under command "a
Blu. cut. JOhn T. ". Gardiner. will ,,ko -,
e. le Of nn rch for The u, u W IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

nRY GOODS, per Arkansas No. 5, and
~ Alert
noUU pr one Merrinack and fancy prints
200 - Indian stripes
100 :" Mackinaw blankets
With ShawI3 Suspcnd~rs, Sewing Silk. Cotton
and Madrass Iidkfs.. Fur and Seal caps. white
Flannels. brow and beached SIectings. together
with many other articles, purchased at reduced
prices and offered unusually nw. bv
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Feb. GOTH 1877.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
~ code
Cnrn NM -..-.--- -.,---r ...-.

Corn ma.-, .,'r..rn straw cutter, grl
Ncil'"' Tor g'','r' .ug. bra.~ plated and m
r..9 BITS pan d p.,'rs, s4uLp.-. bed scr
"..'" NJ "hf..>, s.ro" plates. AruIs. I'd
toilet DO, -.-..- "-N, P.rcu-s. ,u ca ,. II
.'N s'-an'.u- .a:'. r.cam do. black .anG
"-'." t..-~ &. .-- auaI-~l.uNs, .,oy conI
-..' G', Crrr-..- G'. -,. ,,u-,, -n,.r.. GuI
'."- s., rI' g.. h.. % ruh., 40 l...s. hrnE.i
'"."., 81. .-....- u.' .ar,s, nu' ..,r ante,
"'5" >...'-, "F-n.. ~ pap 2, c.L,r O
yl..-, r'.u ,"..,I-, maaIrr FORKS,
"...-, N:,. -..' ra, eat sphr-. ,o'.. .us'
ru4-,rs~. -'.. .... .r.lu aa. rlp. Us 90,
i.T... N.H. 49, ',rar, p,,., @. .s.r 50
,...-. ... .. -Ip .au a,, u.ys
900 o. De- , a.. .... ..r.lu., r.r.- toe ,
,a.n~, yo..n- .,r .g.u~. bo,s. Ar, lad sad
, }Ir-,r- L.-. - We'd Dl-..u>, cu.Iarca,
b4sA.u-, d, . ....1. lo, golj SANS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Iron consisting of and IL squs.
II6Ji SO and inch round, bv 3,I
3-I by ii, hy ia, | Ia oy "a, 3-4 By
3-l2 by 81, : by -, : oy -. : hy l.l
| - by -, - by Ii, - by nat.I
! 81 and Inch boxes, plough wlngs CO
for saw mills.
Van Burcn, May I6, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

W. r.. JOHNSON,
Fort SMITH,
Nh AS received, per recent arrivals, and offers
for sale, at tho very lowest market rates,
100 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
10 llhds Sugar.
20 boxes Rosin Soap,
$500 lbs. Bar Load,
% kegs Nails, (nssorted,)
boxes Sporm Candles,
do. Star do.
% do. Chewing Tobacco, (ass.,)
s doz Painted Buckets,
25 renms Large Wrapping Paper,
25 do. Small do. do.
with great variety Of other Goods.
January 23d, 1917. 80.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
Fresh Groceries.

TSN IT.. subscriber beg, leave TO ucI.uunt his old
Il friends and customers, that ho - receiving
ar.o aI.i!IouS to his extensive sock OF Fresh
Groceries. at the Old stand u! Austin " CIrgg on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Londtng;
to when he invites the attention of purchasers,
being satisfied that he crn sell as low as any 9th
cr establishment, tor Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
100 sacks salt 30 keys nails
100 colro 2OUO lbs lead
200 b5s and half bb,s 20 kegs powder
Nmskry 20 hoNvs tolrcco
l. hhs >uTar 20 soap
ID b5s mulasSrs 10 " Guupuwdcr tea
10 loaf sugar 10 " Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 20 - boots and shoes
800 plough mouids 900 lbs So" leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 30 SIDES upper do
100 sets wagon boxes 6d"zPalnlrd buckets
800 lbs cast steel En- 3 sacks pepper
gIi>h. Blister, German, ! ginger
and American do. Il bales domestic
Together with OK chains. log chains. drawing
hams, TN ware, QuccnSware, and SaddrIy.--
A lso Il few articles in tho Dry Good line. and
many others too numerous to mention; all of
which he will be happy TO show to those whc
NAV honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
August |, Is l6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
la w PARTNERSHIP.

u Eo. W. PhStHAL AND JOHN Il. OGDEN
! Az formed 1 partnership n the prartIcrn. l.l,,
lh'E VIII attend all the Courts of tie lth and
'th Judicial Circuits, and the United States Circuit
and District Courts at Little Rock
Van Buren,, AXIS. .Juuuury, l. I5.-I9-v
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

4 ! L. "'' Teer''cd and odcrY,,
mae Fr "'~ ."" ST. l,,r4nr, nr..,
D.pc aud nrpNu ar.Il-. arnv, .. ,..,
'''N i".'' striped and p.l.a rorrna.J
stun, ?..d, do aD.. .If..,g.,..,'..'''"a
lnrcs, aprpI u.l .IruH4rr ..,,..'."""."i
.,.'"a dr., tAorra,, J,
'"'um '.hn d.. LF"mp4l sa.r,.nr
enc ing "'''F crnlDu .,.lu.. ,7,-
I"'l'l .' '1..' wat. d., De" haIldo .a,,
Ill. i@!.." strap G"'.. % ,u. 90, ..,-.,',1s"
H.Is.' p'a" q ', u.aruss tg So
-.ho n.He i'. .r /. E.,. .s.,.r,. ..-,...'.
d' d"., P'.-, ,.,.. ...r.g.... r,.'''
a" do, d" '.' u' a.. PLAID c..,.,. -..-...S - 90
AT I'l woe. n.', a'" s'A.lr...r.ry.,..l
p.t.a " D, t-lN .... ton ,.p, l.,.r.,,..,
"'' ''..' and .'....,r ap, !.l.u.
- "lS "IA d 50 p..lt s.lA rra,.i.
''' '' SEATS, ,ru.nr,.! .,.'.lr.,. ..,.,,..I.,'
."s. allie q" o', cn.os.a w..-r,.. I.,.,.
." 70 "".n Gu, N4r.,.r,' ,. ,,'l'E
''... f.'.H. r'."'. I'd. % 49,.
'P'f"Gr "' "'. cNir4 , do. ..r..
""''.'! Lam r,n. url4.unu, ~. r,o'
'''.'''N' ".... ''.' '.,a I"-r. rr8..r M
""'. l4ra, r.r....., .lp.4,.f.. .....
''o l'."'' O. '.u ... ,.n..I... .n,,.. NJ.
,'' ''--'" a' ....'..,..wa gran .r,,..r.s,
DID, gi''l a" ID. -...r..r O., ,.,. ia 80
'-..''-' ''... rr h-rd.. s-r. do. q,
'1-,' ~-'.... -..l a.', q 70 ana Z nlnqrt.,-
hr'"". . ...4r rr,a,uear.ros-
rs. ...T vs. .. ...rrrO,~. c4--.a. sarr
-"' n" ......., ..-.,a uI. tanner. d
...'-..' ...r .... .r,.:rn -yrup. p.pet
: .'.s, .'.' ....'.lr, and Japan ,ara.sf
'n rs, -tla. ..4,.ard. ca
..'. ".' +. 't'r.. .rA or, -ruun,. 4o, rrop
'.." g nw n'., rlp.ut', pout
..Ao, .". ..'. ....-,-.py-, cras. wA.,.,v.
p,.4 d.. ..., &.a, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

G.!.pE ING.
NGNAIN CARPETING for sale bv
WALLACE Il WARD.
Angus; 4N,h, 1916.
f LII AND WINTER GOODS.
. .'bII lIIf y GO. La,c ON naud a very
fI.i stock Of fall ami N1ut~r goods. amoug
.rn ar" b. .anr, cont, of excellent gnrG,y an"
r.9as sth $, AMI b.anaots # every qual,y ana
To y ave also 4 cor2',,r Stock Of ~Ion~ nm
Is, "a..r they can ~~.I on ns gooI terms IT,
;. b" oil red ia .ais m"I.1:.
Th,y hn,rr.,o e, r,I..j. av r,, nrrj,a S. a vcr,
.1rb." aaaton to ,a..r form >!"ra all OF
.lrn they are oil ring On ,.,' very b',t of term,
Nau Barren, Ark, Nov. -. 1916. Il.
.gEN'S HEAVY CALF BOUTS-
DO water proof to.,
do Mp dD.,
do cowhiIo do,
BOYS do d.,
mems Y boys kip Jr"s.u>,
90 do thick do,
A,L ! ruLs Of L;uLIcs ami Misses shoes
For sale by WALLACE ~ WARD.
Nov. l,t. '4G.-3S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

Imitation French castings consrEa. G,
with tlds, ovens do do, tlat gr.LdIeS, sls,'o,
wash kettles, small pots.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

DLANKS, CARDS, and Job Printing, neatly execu.
ID ted at the shortest notice.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

CIDER vinegar, spirits tl.pruttuc, l.nser
soap, venetian rr", bottle coTA., l. per II n
salts, white Ic1d, essence PypPrIm,ul. 4
Godfrey 5 cordial, Hltcmau's crops, lau4aHgi
OF lemon, rss' nee of Cinnamon. aultm0EG.
om"!, tartar "metc, cPicar. puly Thuas'd,i
tar aIocs, mamma, tcnna, pink root alrooi'
req 'rAu' i'4iAcFaSc, chrome green, ea'oa
FrussIau blue.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
Fashionable nr4lrlI hats, do blk cas.iH
land do, palm do.

Mems plain ~tLl.-e, I, a,llAapas d.,
skin scat do, de- h,g-a.n do 40, extra :. e.
cotton wor-i'd surciug.,s, marlug4Ics Ia
fair and black heads and rrus, cotton
grths, back hmds, belly bands, slrruP al
Whips, doHblc ring hr.llr,, round p ga
cotton and worstv- wcyans, VIDE VIZ;
horse collars, wagon AND plough names.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

LANDRETH's GARDEN SEED.
NJ. BUSH, has Just received qua ntity Of Ian
n. dreth's Garden Seeds, selected b. Mossrs W
ii. IL NJ Mayors, and warranted genuine; which he Of
fers for sale at the lowest cash prices.
March 2l, 1876
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

ROCTORS STEVENSON & BROWN, hav-
~ ing assocInted tber1seINes in tho prnclice |
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01
FERNS Of ESOaI
5 CO + +, " IIITE

Il" Hnr.n, n"y. -3rh, I-Ii.-,q
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

( Az I.-usI rccrI.ca anaof
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-01

ESLAID CLOAklNGS-n new article for La
dies Coais. For sale by
WALLiCE & WARD
Nov -. 'iG.-3S.