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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

.MlriIg' 'y Dory.-Last summer, young
,.uy Jriongu5 10 one Of the first hmiics Of n.
\. formed an acQ alntance al the Springs with a
lo1n1 lawyer from the interior Of the S'1te. Tho
p.r;,s were mu:uol:y pleased with each other,
an. au cugrgcm"l, followed. The young lawyer
a,'.ua 'uiuItlut air, to ayr 'ngn IN the country,
;n, ruar. Z WIS postponed to Jannrry. lSl7
Now. lIv month w1s expiring and the b'.-~
-Doom dnl1ycd his coming. 10 tie no smut alarm
Of tlc yolug dy, when. one day, cavnIirr Of
~. s.,..n ,,,,, o,Ih a letter flom the coun.
..,i,. , at h" n;4 rh,n,od his mind, but th1t >ho
wouI ,>, IN. aiag thereby. rs the b"'r"r OF this
roe, Us ujrt",r iicGd. WAS ais, ,)oscd to take tho
lor-r.n ON bis account and marry in hls place.
At inst. the young girl viewed this proposition Of
Il coaInyri s,rrP Stocking. but having 'cntnred
gaurr at the proxy, and discovered that was
wei f,y0r i, Sic came 10 consider the affair IN
mo,c co9rum,ary light; the result was, that
IN Il few davS af,lr she mrrred the new sui'or'
We arc not iulosmcd if No. was present at
the WcIIIug Of No. ,.
Courier des Flats Unis.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
llll'l'Ill,.

WHY i. roo..o SO S.'l1m well madc7
B eau, Is. IL, bcrrr.s are ovcr-roastcd,
I..r prourc,or L,ug that Of cinnamon: ID.
T,c ii,cis GROUND i,o fine; !. Not enough cof.
f. j, ,s.d An. II IS u>u7ly ovcr-bolird, by
which n.Dus u.c 5atcr Yuncpc IS nxirocIcI from
.aC Lu:rI,s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
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Il s,.r' il ;.. Sc" l.ia Herald tia. lie
! -. uo,:. ,... u'" co4'ou'r...at in IL" Ga.i
.. #.A.o. ".... . 10y - Eli ";.a"H on tie l.,s.
t.ut >lJa1.'J. .,, w.. d. composed q! to
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

Tho following inscription is on a sravc-sono
in a church.y yard At Luton. England:
"Rcadcr, I've left world in which
| had world to do:
Sweating ami rr.tting to be rich
Just such fool rs you.'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

Joln Cg'nn. who died in Engandjn in l7SS, left
tie sum rt Gsc shi.Irg< to his "I1ow, to cnabIo
nor to get uIuu; at lis expense, Ior the last time.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

Icma'e GaIanIry.-TEe following IS given ns
tic letter Of a la!y from Kentucky, whose hns.
uauJ was engaged 10 fight duc!, but was taken
SEX b,loroNhc limo OF fighting occurred. The
opposite party luadc some remarks that seemed TO
..I.p ' t.at lln sickness vas 4 EDln: She at onco
aGIf, .~~d ua,c - the second Of the adverse side
cour' O. in these words:
"Nr:-My Lr>l and is sick. If he is unable
70 he OH the ground Tomorrow, will tako his
place.
"Torrs respectfully,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

.0''u :" ov 'ast approaching
Europe, from Asia. Ii has extended to Turkish
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
WALL ACE 4 WARD

II WE .t-l r,.. j, l"s 3 .. 0a ...- ..
II, Lad 'pD. .,, N.., l"'~ an.. 70, ... GOD
.,-I aud /. -'-. cl.' -'.r.-'' ID. ILL. ..a p
q 0ol. r.uN o,,r nr ,l,n. 'D'.+u.. .',r.. d.
,,urtul. pIurund 1I.n L.. ,..-1 .u.r .',.
and r,.uu ..~, p .nt 1n. n.aN'r'.'' ,-..., ID .."
,.... ..Iar.r...lu..... ,r.., .... ...
>l:ru..s .ua h..'. y ,..I.,, N,rN c ,'". r.. rl.
HAM IT, %. all ..Ioa. III . d '..,.., ..s r. ID'
tou coat .n! plai. Oa s'n"s. .u-. '..', ... al
l,.y pre- s.; a Wy .I-o ho....''". .a.r ,r''o
L,lu. ,l.cs a.4nD-ls ,ud .....-l 'so4 al. d. -rg
tons
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

HIS prices are greatly reduced. and will be
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

ing 10 the article you quote, to place SIN his
pockets mnIr ilInn n nnn LIZ Il .
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

OF m
r'-"'V" =. .',o s,rhdtisas CaI
ton, namely. the companies
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
LA DIE W { AR.

New style pants from |" "a GO MIS-, N'r>l'r ""'
cotton u,z,rnn>, g.u2nl.n., ~1,d Of lawn g'. .'"~.
new style, pant. L.Nn~. p'.nA 'I..- H., ''a 'n'
jI.,a :5 pn.D .u' "-..a ti..o' .u-.'.- f.'.. T.
I,.p> Nuns ,'.- &, .un', s', l cat rely .. a.'
d r.I.!,y r.. D.. r.-u".r" &',D,,D ga..'.'" '' 'r
p. . aa4 "-u.I ~~ and ~,In..,ht...-. u.' ho~0>
uu.n =t,n.. . na"s. pi.u rul" "..l t...'o. N."'
coI1~, ..p.,, r4r. aud ,o,"~0Wo-, !" Ill., -""" @"'.~
oI ever, .',.. alta" lDD',, h"l"".' .nl lH'.' I'''
and us ...., c,l.ou, t0r. I'd .'. . 'o- n.. n'
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u>., H.. .. ..r.,." s.a1i .." ,..r. "r.. 0 '..'
lUj C.I,Es OF E0OI AND SHOES,
Cdi2, L,gtorn, Pd0i111. >uE ond I"r
HrIs.oi H.LHra taslnu. Lr-c/oi
o. BJ,.suwjatUu"rH iDdaarc
ant CuEcry China, GIasN aw
QuccuSwarr. DraGv.li Hci"CS
ow Nyr.SrlS.
SUGAR, COFFhE, AND OInHR Groceries,
All ask is, taLt persons "'stm I" p"r' ""sc WI.
% and ty ,i.,iar t,,.g >la'., mud lI iIF do II ny
ra,.rp l..,,.+ II Will .ol be- cur t.u.'. Ihr L-ic
III .rlul pr rc paid lut AoIr, nu,1. r.n m'aI, "a'~
H,~~A4<, y,,i hd--, d r."l.s, co'@A1., ---l.--'-
uud pItuk.
Van Buryn, May y, LID
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,

AVE- ieNcd per rSIram,r \ alool Iry, I,,I arc,
large Hl"ca oI Alcr..lnG.sy s.,l,d 10 te tral. vi
"h.ch the lot.ynIus 0, d p.iu
Groceries.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

SIddlcry.
Gantlrmcn an ladies' srddlrs, brides, martini
gqlcscrcingIcs. ggt",, whips. horse collars, DI"'
brides and saJJlc.b1gs.
Qu"CnSWarc.
Cups and saus2rs. pitchers. "a great Ta'itA
oro,,.<, wash brwlnS. dishes. lHmhcrs. dccauicIs'
pInt la,;>, rrs. chambers %c. &c.
Van = ,t,u, Aog. |, lNl6.
GnDGiIN HDMESPTN.
a BALES d.rrr' from mInpIu tory In "2or@ H.
" f.!-l rccc,vrd and lor ~ntr hr
HENRY 4 CUNNIEGuAM.
Jan Is. 1877. 40
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
Y.,bon,bIe ncutril A-ts, d. J'H cI5'im-Fe 49, ASH
lspd d., palm d.

Meus pln 1lI do ai,ts;Pt' a.. naas' ,ass' "
w,r.,cd .urcIg gics tass,n tes ta'f 4I1i a-- -
I'll and slack heals and rei'', e'ln ''t "'-., "
nip, nIc r"- ''..'' F''II p H,.,'.. ,r,l-,
isr,c collars, wagon and p!'ls" "t'"~'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

r,on con,i,,os o'-)I .al ils1lr"' !? : 37 , , ,
,sot'I5GI.!,HII inch round, hy :, - by :,
~ s.U hyI.I,ll.Ioy hy oyI.l, 81 by -, by IT.
ss,' by 81, 5y 5,t oyJ ny - 49, by -,
iia BY H. > by ii. - ny j. "'I r'+, AN, n,
la.I and inca O,.ys, p,orsA w'"5', cast o'ie ecsH'
fer mII.s.
van Burcn, My IS, l-IO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17
Iruu,> ) i, ultluaru.d Cu'rrrY.
HItkABj0', and SioO~.
10 boxes rI~.r'4G-r r"I'III. .lIur, WOO, ur
AMI >p0.Nug hats, p,.I do.
-lf5 cns FaFrS. r rTr-- cTll 5r,-1rs. "on..5.

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-04-17

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
Fresh Groceries.

FH7llE subscriber bcgs leave to acquuint his old
"a friends and customers, that he is receiving
nryo additions to his extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, nt the old stand Of Austin & CIcgg, on
tho river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention of purchasers
being satisfied that he can sell as low as any 9TH
or establishment, for Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt 80 kegs nails
100 colro 2000 lbs lead
200 bbs and half bbIs 20 kegs powder
Nhskry 90 boxes tobacco
10 hhds sugar 20 soap
10 bbIs moIasses 10 4" Gunpowder tea
10 90 loaf sugar 10 :. Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 20 90 boots and shoes
300 plough mouIds 200 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 30 SIDES upper do
100 sots wagon boxes 6dozPainted buckets
800 lbs cast steel En- 3 sacks pepper
gIIsh, Blister, German, l 50 ginger
and American do. & bales domestic
TcgcIhor with OK chains, log chains, drawing
chains, TN waro, queensware, and saddleT Y -
Also few articles in the Dry Good line, ano
many others too numerous to mention; all o
which he will be happy to show to. those who
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
August |, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
WILLIAM III. WARD,
Az law.
AND GENERAL AGENT,

CITY or WASHINGTON, u. C.
Respectfully announces that he will ATTEND 10
the prosecution Of Claims before the several Err
ecuiire Departments Of tho Government, and
CIdims against the United States for LandS or
1iOMey; to the settlement Of puJiic accounts: to
ClaimS before Commissioners under Indian or
other Treaties; 10 Pre-emWion and other Lana
Claims, and 10 the procuring of Land PatemIe; to
Pensions in the Army and Navy. or business
connected herewith; to tho obtaining Of Patents
for scIcnIitic or useful inrrHtiOus, and to all
other business OF Il public nature requiring an
Agent.
Claims against individuals promptly ntIcnded
to, titles investigated. &c, &c.
Information giving free Of charge. All letters
to be Post-puid.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
Fresh Drug>, Medicines, &c.


STEVENSON * BELL have received direct from
- Philadelphia a large and well selected stock of
DRUGS &c, to which they invite the inspection of
their old customers and the public generally. Their
stock consists in part of the following
Medicines:
Calomcl, camphOr, qulnine, iodine odide of potas.
stun, ioddo of iron, rhubarb, Peruvian barks India
and Turkey myrrh, Honduras sarsap aparlla, Bayberry
bark Hcmlock bark, composition powders, crcasotc
extract Of Caorcc, seidlitz and soda powders kino
pink root, cream of tartar, &c.
Paints, &c;
Chrome green, chrome yellow, black lead, lamp
black, ivory black, Chinese vermIlon, Venetian red
chrome green in oil lithargo dry white lead red lead
gum shclac.
Dyestuf;
Indigo, madder, copperas, alum, logwood, annatto
oil of vitrio
Mortars and Pestlcs, spa HAS, pill tiles spring Ian
Gets, Evans lanccts genuine, do. imitation, American
thumb ancets, spring lancet blades teeth hooks paint
brushes, varnsh do, sash do, teeth do. matches
russes, syrnges, Brandeths pills Peters do Sapping
ton do, Mofats do Spencor's do, Cooks do. Lee
do lhruston s do, aposthecares scales and weights
allsPlce, black pepper, ginger, mace, cloves, &c.
Van Buren,, Oct. l7th, 1916.
% SPLENDID buffalo robes FOR sa lc by
DO w. II. & M. MAYERS,
June I'D, 46-2o Druggists, Fort Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
PrOsecutiUg .illorUar

LIST Circuit N. NJ. Foster, Hsis-
county.
2nd Circuii-So'or B. Jones, Pin.
icrson county.
Bird CIrcuIt--S,ias {, Walker, Balls
pendcnco county.
iih q ircuiI-A. B. Greenwood,
Benton county.
5Ih Clrcuit-George c. Watkins, IL
General, Little Roch, Pulaski counl
9Th Crcmt--AlIen W. BIeylns. I
Hampstead county.
IN Clrcml--Josnph J. Greene,
Crnw ford county.
S'h Clrcuit-R. Lyon, El Dor
county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
t..Lr-r -.

""'S'S y :" 'UcLR Cos.
l,t C.rcu.t--J-..A 7. Jones'. lIr-r
county.
2nd Circui!-Nluam II. SUI
CnIcot county.
Bird Clrcult-WnI,am C.. Scon. s.,l
dependence county.
4Ih C,rcul,-Srbron q. Ssss5 Jr.,
Washington W county.
Oh C.rcun-Nmnnm II. Era. !. !
Pulaski county.
6'r CIrcult-Gcorgc Consr AS,
llemTstcad county.
TN Clrcu.t-WI.tilm ". Flu., q
Johnson county.
Sih CrrculI--Chris,ophrr {. Sex
Ouachlta county.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
NEW GOODS! NEyy GOODS!
T 0RRAS & FOGGO,



Main street Van Buren,
- ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of this place,
A and the surrounding country that they have iuts
received per New Hampshire, direct from New Orleans
general assortment OF Dry Goods, Clothing Hats,
Boots. Shoes. Hardware, Glassware. Crockerv, and
Cutlery consisting in part of the following articles.
Dry Goods.
Fancy muslin, jaconet, SWISS, null and striped do
ginghams, prints linen checks cotton do.
countcrpln do and striped do cotonades lFrench and
Amcrcan) glmbroons linen drilling. coIored cambric,
English and Blndann hdkf-, linen carnbrc md dress
silk do, scecia s"rgcs brown and bcachcd 81 IS and
a. domestic, cotton drngs striped do bed ticking,
dIlacs mlts black and conred adicsan gents gloves
do, Irish linen, tapes linen and cotton, bindings, col
ored linen thread, spool cotton and buttons
needles, paper and pound pins, &c, &c.
ClOthing.
Crotom coats check and striped lfgh, do, cottonadc
do" linen and cottonadc pants Marscillcs vests linen
cotton and under SHrts fancy cravuts and suspendcrs
Boots and shoes.
Gents fine sewcd calf skin boots, do. brogans,
mens do, men. youth and boys peggcd brogans, la
dies hid buskins, and prHneIla slippers.
Hats.
G"nts.' fashionable ncutria Cashmere, beaver and
sporting. pInamI !cghorn Cipcac chy, pa I'm leaf and
children !cghorn, wool white aud black do.
Hardware.
hnlFcs and forks, butcher do, pocket do razor nd
Pan razor straps scissors, shears, snalcs, Nor
iorh iatchcs brass osscs, strap hinges screws,
pchlcrs squares chses, hand files augcrs, scotch
brace and bits, drawing knives, srrups, spurs, brd {
rings la ances stcclyards, Collins axcs log and
CHAINS hoes coffee mills spades md stoycs, Ipanncd
plough lines.
Glass ware.
Plain. pressed huted and heavy cut tnmblers pain
aud rib salts, noud caster bottles. VINE glasses and
decautCrs.
QuCPnSWarC.
Teas edged plates, breakfast Gn., Mocho pitchers,
painted do, tcapots, cream Jugs and sugar bowls
Tobacco.
O:",roco, Grant : PrcmiuIn,caglc brandand kcncky
Winch they offer at the lowest market pricns for
cash country produce; forced but deter
mined L" sell, give us a call.
Van nurcn, May ID, Is H..
800 $40 500 DO. SS;"[ala.; copsPa.:
$40 4" Epson salts;
for sale by
STEVENSON & BELL, Dru"g'sis
oct. 2ilh, Is IS. 81
T7O SLLlNE DE LANES, at only ~
-'A, cents per yard, for sale by
WALLACE & WARD.
Sept -. 'lj.
HBLAID ChOAKlNGS-a new ar, Gle for La-
= dies CIorks. For sale bv
WALLACE & WARD
Nov. ls,. 'lG-3S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
Atte MtiOH!!!
WILLIAMS g. PHILIPS,
Van Rurnn.


AVE gust opened at their Store on Main Street, a
fresh and we'll assorted stock of goods consist.
ing IN part of the following articles, all any of
which they are prepared to sell cheap the cheapss
Dry Goods.
Bleacacd aud brown shin ting Lowell and ga os
naburgs, American, French and Attakapas tunades
plains chambreys, tweeds, Kentucky Jeans Sd ,tincts
brown linen, navy linen, French and Scotch drilling,
korscys and linseys, nankin; Irish linen, linen and
cotton checks, conton hanncs; green yellow red and
white .lanncls, brdeye, Scotch and Russian da pers
-damask table cloths, canvas, fancy prints black and
white calicoes, glnghams, painted lawns balzorines
jaconet. cambric, book and swiss muslin, coloured
hem stitched linen cambric hdkfs. A black and white
hlet for wells or scars grass CLOTH misses and ladies
cotton and Worsted hose, gentlemcn cotton ! hose
worsted bindings. tapes bonnc:s, buttons, hooks md
eyes spool cotton, &c &c.
Varieties.
Buffalo and horn tuck combs, horn and shel! side
combs, long round combs, fine ivory dressing and red
ding combs, whalebone, pins and needles tooth hai,
and shaving brnshcs thimbcs stops and sa wing
boxes, pasteboards volns and violin strings,
und match sales, percussion caps, stationary DC.
Boots and shoes.
Infants kid socks, girls and boys shoes ladies slim
Pars busk ms gaiter boots and brogans, kip
gnns, gentemens fine pcgged and sewed calf boots
5rogans light seal and calf boots, heavy kip and
boots.
Clothing.
Linen bosom shirts, bleuchcd aud brown cot ton net
shirt and drawers, wooen shirts, merino scarfs
valencia silk, black satin and black silk vests
cottonade and gambroon pants and coats black dress
and !rock coats tweed ani FlIchmg business coals
Hardware.
Gun tubesand locks, spurs, stirrups, bride bits
shears scissors, sheep shears, drawing knives hatch
cts, socket chssels, augurs, tacks Jews hurps
butt and strap hinges, wood screws, coffee nS curry
combs iron and brass selves, brittaniu and iron tea
and table spoons, pocket knives, knives and forks,
pad locks, chest closet, and locks hand sa ws
shovels and tongs, cotton and wool cards. horse ras
taper, pitt, mill and bastard files trace cha! ms
axes, French and imitation French ,-q,:ngs.
CrOckery.
Common cups and saucers, white flint and granite
cups saucers, breakfast and dinner piatcs cup plates
dishes, cwers and basins, castor bottles bow Is, com
mon and granite pitchers And many other articles
too numerous to mention here, call and
trouble to show goods " and prices will not prevent
your purchasing, as we are determined to sell.
PHILIPS g. WI [ | lAMS.
ozark,
EEAVE just opened similar stock which they offer
4 I for sal on the same terms.
Van Buren,, July 18th, 1916
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
GREAT NORTHERN
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE,
EEONT
VAN BUkEN, ARk'S,
FARE, $lS 90

THROUGH IN DAYS.
Leares Van Buren, erery Wednesday ard Safur
day al o'clock p. NJ, arrires at 81. Louis in
e1ghf doyS; hareliing only one migM.
Wis ROUTE is far preferable to any in Arkansas
l. ha'Ing entirely new coaches Of the most improved
drivers and excellent horses.
me line passes through Fayetteville. SpringG field
bollvar, Warsaw, Versailles and Jefferson City, to
St Louis. The advantages Of this route mast be p,
parent TO ALL not only from the chcapncss of the fare
nnt from the easy and pleasant stages made each day
travellers by ths route reach Cucinn ali or Pitts
barg, for little money the mouth of White river
b. the other Ines Steam boats be had d any
time at ST. Louis for any Of the principal cities Of the
west
The proprietors of this line Will give every attention
to the comfort and safety Of ssengcr
i0I drivers, only, viii be employed.
All baggage will be at the RISK of the owners.
FROST, PRICE, d CO, Proprietors.
AHbaggage and parcels to be left at the stage Office
at CROSS HOTEL.
w. Ii. y N. MAJ I.l;S,
loRr SMITH,
llAVE. Just received. per steamer Uncle Ben,
from Philadelphia, further supply of Drugs,
Medicines. and 50 forlh-such rs
Yeast, Powders, Sprng Iamcc,s,
Nistars BaSam Of lid Cucrry.
Swaync's Syrup Of lid Cherry,
G Gross Patent Medicines,
Composition Powders,
Thompson's Eye Water,
English Caomel,
Qiininc,
Sage, BorGy, LGuoricc.
Glass SvringeS, all kinds.
-Four of Sulphur, Cop.u Narn,sA
Dye s!utlS. Paints. Nc.
January llih, 1917. 80.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
Officers OF the St,t, ,

lHo@!Aa 5. DGE0,--Ll,,Ie Roei =,
NtcrcIary Of Sieis. O,
DAVID B. GEEEN,-~Lltie Rock n,
Au4itOr ". PuJIie do.,,. O. \,
ELIAS y. CoNWAI,-Ll,lc Roc, - o.
TREASURER. -
SAMUEL ADAH.,--L..t.c a hock 10, I'd
Judges OtHr Supreme fg, % !
Thomas johnson, CMof Ju..e, " d
Saline county. vi
williamson 5. Oldham. associ..c
cileyi..c, Washington county.
W n,Iam Conway b, associate IN.
vile, !"I.pruI G~v count.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

NARY GOODS, per ''Arkansas No. 5, and
~ Alert"
1000 pr blue Mcrrimack and fancy pr.u,s
300 :. Indian stripes
100 " Mackina-v blankets
With Shawls, Suspcndcrs, Sewing Silk. Cotton
and Madrass IIdkfs., Fur and Seal caps, white
FIanncIs, brown and bIcachcd Shcotings, together
with many other articles, purchased at reduced
prices and offered unusually low. by
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
Feb. Goth. 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
PROFESSlONlL AND BUSINEM CARDS.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MEDICAL NOTICE.
RhOCTORS STEVENSON & BROWN, hav.
~ ing associated themselves in the practice
of Medicine, Surgery, &c, most respectfully
tender their services TO the citizens ofNan Buren,
and Crawford county generally. In cases where
required, their undivided attention will be given
.thout additional charge.
Office at Stevenson 81 Bells Drug Store.
Dec l3lh, lSf6.-45.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
Summaries.

SUMMARIZES.
% ECElVED per New Hampshire from New
Ea Orleans
% sacks prime Rio CofIoo
$ bbls prime Brown Sugar
3 bbls Loaf Sugar
& do Butter Crackers
% boxes Carct Wine
6 do New York Starch
10 do Sperm Candles
do Pine Apple Choose
6 do Western Reserve Go
10 do Imperial and Gun Powder Teas
2 do Black do
10 do Boston Sonp
3 bbs Now Ark Ale
3 do Cilcr
London Porter.
Fer sao by w. II. g. NJ. MAYERS.
Fort Smith; March 6. 1917.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
nIlII AI,I Dill


CHESTNUT ST, BETWEEN GrH AND IrH SITS,
Formerly the Mar&taH House,
FEYIIE above we'll known and popular ahlshnenl,
is now open for the reception of visitors
To merchants and business men this Hotel is pa rite.
ularly recommended it is situa ted the most
business, pleasant and fashionable part of the
and the accommodations unsurpassed by any house
in the Union.
The prOpriCtors have every means OF making their
house comfortable and desirable, being provide with
the best cooks that can be procured IN the country,
and attentive and civil walters; all the substantials
deCacics, and varieties, that tle market Affords
provided with liberal hand; and the charges arc on
the most moderate terms The utmost order and
cleanliness is observed throughout the cstab ishmcnt
The proprictors hope that, with these rccommcn,la.
tiOns, and u strict attention to busncss and unrcm
Ing exertions to please. share patronage.
BAGLEY, MCKENZIE, q 90.
Jaunlry 23 lS47.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

VW H.. & ". MAYERs, have just received
w a large supply Of fresh garden, flower
and G"l! seeds, fom Lan!tltI.s celebrated seed
cstob,;I.nl.n,.
TAo garden and G.ld>rr,'s are warranted fresh
and genuine. Iho>' wishing supp'y will ini
here every variety.
The flowers are Of tie most bcnntiiu and ia
vorte kinds, amonL winch wl BE- found fJnr
dozen assorted Dauas, all OF which W III be sold
whor,a" and retail.
GI-O7d.rS promptly flied.
Feb. q. lSi7.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15
AerIAIS of BO,.,,,'

d. ..''aH %''lses e Sta
'rr, T,a,m per T "a nth "1noqr Iodgn. res des'
'"''E.'"' '"'t" Is r'r lay the
Horse fare per day Fee
without I4I. r''' ihatLd to-
Gentlemen can at all time. b., hgf
N,.'no,,s ,'1,''s morse Is" wlhC 6m,,,
D, pa" ., g%"G "or'cS' "'Lha careful orc, 10 r
f., '"'',Io,at'Iy IN rear ol' and connss.' si(
arriving on%eama,a,. c,, ,'".''' A'o'Ies, ses|
Van Buren,, No,. s.,. ,.,. s.h9
Arkansas intelligencer., 1847-05-15

AARDWARE! IIARpwARE!M
Southern and Western dCrrhanS Look 10 your Interest,"
TRUITT, PENDLET TON g. TRUlTT,
No. 1865 Market street, phiIndeI Iphia.
EUAVE constantly on hand, the LargeSt and best
H 1 selected stock of HARDwARE o be found in this
MARK EFT.
MERCHANTS visiting this city to purchase Goods,
respectfully invited to call and examine stock be-
for making their purchases
February 49, lS47,-l-6n."