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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
AELA

On Monday morning, the 9th day of March a. D.
lo4o, ANN BROWN, oldest daughter of T. @. ana
Margaret c. Corder, aged five years one month and
fourteen days. Could the careful attention of fond
Parents, kind relatives and ncighbors, with such
medical assistance could be obtained have STAYED
the hand of death, little ANN had died. SHE' 5
gone. Farewell dear child, we loved you here. An
gels in Heaven will love you. We too hope ere It's
long to meet and love you there
At Fort Smith, Monday 27th uIt, THOMAS
son of Thomas and Mary McCarron, aged one year
and nine days.
Weep not, fond parents for the departed little one,
but rather otter up thy prisons to Him who hast said
''Surer little children to unto me, that Ia is
precious cherub has been snatched from Earth thorny
road and transported to Heavens peaceful regions,
where his sweet voice will swell in unison with an
gels, around Jehovahs Throne, pleading The cause of
those nearest to him on Earth --CoMlIUICA TED.
At the Garrison Fort Smith, on Sunday the
26th ult., OF disease of the lungs, WILLIAM HECK
LIE, Ordnance Sergeant, u. S. Army, aged 40 years.
The deceased was native Of the city Of New York,
and has been nineteen years in the army, and ten
years at that Post.
J-Aew York papers will please copy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
March Il, lS4S.
SENATE

4 / L.
l. Senate. The House bill for the purpose
|ag 5l6.OGO.OC0 loan for the purpose of
, the Deficiencies of the revenue, was
! With sundry amendments.
1lon Of Mr. Mangum, the Senate went
=cuiive session on message from the
covering the nomination of Mr.. SEWER
missioner 10 Mexico.
|Sela;e, in Executive session, then con-
a nomination Of AIr. SEWER as Com
10 Mexico.
Is we're again opened and the Senate
viii the regular business.
Aasron moved to take up the bill pre-
oierei BY him to supply the deficiencies
ayella.
AS E07ed TO lay the bill on the table in
Hss uP the Ten Regiment Bill
fe5seE said the question pending before
ais, when IN executive session, ought to
led beIore proceeding to discuss the Army
HlnDeg1a was appointed Chairman Of
lanlr.ee On Foreign Relations. rice MIR.
lR.
1lo"ol OF -lr BarFien the Senate went into
session, and lhea adjourned.
---sL OF EEPEESEETATIVES.
/ House. The Chairman Of the Committee
reported su4dry bills, which were read
l-s-sr .lfl before the House a commu-
ION The Secretary of the Treasury,
5 lie report made 10 the Treasury
.--, 0y the Superintendent of the coast
/ '-oSlng tho progress of that work during
ending November last.
notion, the House proceeded to the con-
90 Ct !he bill to establish collecting dis
lie Safe Of louisiana; passed.
house then took up the message of the
H. Ieiusing 10 give the information pre-
asAed Tor by resolution, relative to the
\ San.a Anna 10 Mexico.
'inPhins addressed the House in a speech
severity against the Executive.
! Dao4.ol !, followed in reply, VIXEN, on mo-
VI vi Aoo., Who next obtained the floor, the
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
uEXTRAoRDINARY..rD

X X X j: X 4 X X X
Philadelphia, Jan. 6, 1916.
DR. Jayue-Dcar Sir Justice compcls me to
fects OF your aiuable medicine--tho Alternative.
certify that my wife afflicted for fourteen
years, during which time her disease baed the skill
of several eminent physicians and gtcr finding that
every means that were used failed to relieve her,
concluded TO place her IN the Fonnsy lvania Hospital,
hoping that the and treatment she would there
receive from the Physicians in that nstution, she
might again be restored to hCa III. Bat to my great
disappointment, she grew worse aud became entirely
deTangCd in her mind, and obliged TO take her
home again incurablo" and bercrt of reason Twill
here mention that at this time the prominent
symptoms Of her disease were Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, attended with sickness OF the stomach.
and vomiting OF very offensive fGtd mucus, pains in
her head, back and stomach and in the region Of her
heart, with violent attacks Of Collie, a troublesome
cough from large Quantities Of phlogm in her throat,
which kept her continually gagglHs aud retchiDg to
TO throw IL up. ehe had no appetite and very
weak. She also suffered much from u Uterine disease
by which she was confined 10 her oed. Add 10 all Of
the above the derangcd state of the mind (Which at
this time was truly awfui,) and you will be able to
form some idea Of her Affections
BY the advice of u friend commenced giving your
Attentive IN the doses OF teasPooniu al three times
a day, and found that it helped her. We also gave
your EermifuEe to increase her appetite, and tic
alive Pills TO regulate her bowels She had taken
two bottles OF the Alternative before it operated upon
red Pimpes, and caused her large quar-
titles of corruption, before which, her breath --
offensive could not remain in the wi > so
unless the doors were open. Finding the .'h her
doing her much good, we increased the lucrative
ing to the directions, and she conttnp sc acco'A
daily, until finally she was restored " 10 improve
as we'll as in mind " Hoai'h' IN boJy
hope you will delay t,,,e - ,.;-,t.
the public, as am wiilin', to be onaiided NJ 40, 49,;
TO the truth of the above ,a ont and a. any 'ir2
your Alternative which c..red her ~''1 '''@' j. "oa
Bedford, above aIarlboro, Street. i.' IL i-il'
ne aocve IS from a we'll known and worthy Citizen,
d sion' and member Of the Methodist Church
an' hundreds of families in that ncighboghoo5 iI ,e
/ tiiy 10 the truth OF his statement
prepared only by Dr. d. Jayne, Philadslpbu aad
, sold on agency by STEVENSON n EfIf
Fln Buren,, Arks.
w IL NJ. MAYERs Fort smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
EorOnn4AFs

VgTILL be received by the undersigned, building
Wv committee, for building PRESBYTERIAN church
the town of Van Buren, Arkansas of the following
dimensions, viz: go feet long, 40 feet wide and 20
feet high. The foundation of said house to be three
feet broad under ground and foot high two feet
thick above the ground and eighteen inches high. The
foundation to be of stone and laid Of good lime mortar
The walls Of the house to be Of brick, 90 feet long
10 feet wide, 20 feet h Oh, and l6 inches thick.
ALSO-Proposals for the following materials and
carpentcrwor IA sleepcrs 10 feet long by 10 in
ches girders SO feet long by 10 inches, grid
40 feet long 10 by II inches thrtyon Ioist Is feet
lcng by inches, flooring, gallery, and ground floor
! of building. Eight windows with 80 lights iii each
window, glass IL by l6 inches, with plain castings on
inside, windows to be hung with waits One double
panel door, 8 feet wide, made Of p inch plank One
stud partition support gallery, in which are TO Lc
two doors 3 each, forming vcstibule to church.
with tairway on each side leading gallery. Roof
to be suspension roof, covered with good shingles
not more than A the weather. with cupa!o
q feet above the of the roof All TO be finished
III neat and workman like manner.
ALSO-Proposals will be received for building a
church OF the above Dimensions, with basement sto-
nv, nine feet high walls eighteen inches thick
Proposals for the basement TO be separate bid. Pro-
posals will be received for the brick work separate
from the carpenter work. all together These pro-
posals to be handed in to the building committee by
the first of April, when the work will be let
J. b. OGDEN,
A. WALLACE, Z Building
JOHN HENRY, Com'tcc.
w K.-MARSHALL
Van Buren, February 26, ISI6.--2-5w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
AUCTION SALE.

n WILL offer for sake MY premises about
L. Il miles below Fort Smith, at public auction.
at O'Clock A. NJ, on Wednesday 9th INST, ali
my household and kitchen furniture, farming
utensils, stock, cattle, horses. hogs &c. &c. AT
precisely ID O'Clock NJ. on the same day | Wi.
offer the fine thorough bred stallion SIR LEON
ARD, for $500 cash. and the remainder: per
terms of sale as follows. all amounsunder So
cash balance until the lst January, 1910, with
approved security.
J. II. HEARD.
March 25-nO 6.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
N CONGRESS-.
March 7, 1913.
SENATE.

SENA 1 u
n.yis presented the petition of Maj.
Fson -, for an allowance to be made TO
(, P.a5 .55aacion prisoners while in confine-
/ H'A,I Ic,bmitted a resolution for the con-
5,'SsF the Senate to enquire into the ex-
I1a - '.s,abIishing a tariff of fees to be
3 Q. r-s,rict Attorneys which was adopted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
EnternaI Improvement Gers
vGntiOn.

On the lst Mon ay IN Apra ncrf, ~
the city of Van Buren will be held n
Convention of / lclegates from the coun-
ties interested, to adopt Il definite plan
for the opening OF communication be-
tween the Arkansas river, aud the nor
thern counties of this state and the
Southern counties, Of Missouri
When it is hoped there vii! be Il nu-
merous attendance.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
March s, IS4S.
EEN ATE

-,,,s. to-day, Mr. Webster presented
+. II suudry citizens of the State Of
.l- ..~fng :, for the appropriation of the
g. 10 sales of the public lands TO the
: .. q. of slaves by purchase and the final
. ION :. of reception was raised by JEFF
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

JAfNES EXPECTORANT.-Thi medicine has
already proved itself to be all that il has been
mendcd, by those who have gwen it fair in this
country, and the demand for it increases daily. We
nave Just hea I'd of an important of Asthma,
which has been effected by the of it, in neigh
oorlng town--the that of a female who had
Tor long time been under the of a physician but
had received no relief, and her case cons dered
hopeless As la ST resort she purchased bottle of
Dr- Jayne's EXpectorant, which caused her expect
crate freely, gradually ceased Ter cough and is rap
IDLY restoring her to health We ha We no hesitation
IN say ing that this preparation Dir Jayne for cure
OF coughs, colds, influenza, asthma consum ptions
&c IS the most valuable medicine ever offered to the
american public. There is quackery about it
Dr. Jayne IS one of the skifuI practising physi-
cians in Pcnnsylvania and wherever his various pre-
paratIons have been thoroughly tested he is looked
upon as great public beneiactor.
Somerset Me- Journal.
DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com plant may be cured
with certainty, and at triling expense, by taking
every night, at bed tmc two three of Jaynes San
atIve Pills, and dose OF either h 5 Alternative or
Iermifuse three times day. This treatment nerer
fails cure
WELL, well! I'm becoming bald, and can't help it,
Is frequently expressed by those whose Hair, (ke a
false trend) is leaving them. Nov, this all mis-
take; JAMES HAIR Tone, faithfully applied for a
week, VIII preserve the Hair from falling off, remove
al art an ID dandUF, prevent its becoming Premat-
ureIy gray, eruptUe diseases of the scalp, and
still by its continued use reclotho the head with
new and beautiful hair.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia and
sold on agency by
R. STEVENSON, Druggist,
Van Buren, Ark's.,
And w. H. s. NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
nj Fort Smith. Ark's
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
ENGRAVING
OF THE
}Gs STATES SENATE 0uAElz882o

Ua StElA 81 IS 3-3IGTzGA9P q fIAEILs} Z5d %
lHE design of this great National work of art
hrst conceived, and prepara tOns for it's execution
commenced in the winter of 1912. In the midst Of
very many difficulties, and at very great expense,
the work steadily carried forward it's execution
and was first presented to the public in the Of
1916
a few hundred copies were then struck off, but the
demand that sprung up Immediately its appearance
was great that it evident that the plate would
not supply it unless the character Of the engraving
were changed from simple mezzotint to a combination
Of line and mezzotint. The printing accordingly
Immediately stopped, and the plate put again into the
hands of the Engravor TO add to its beauty aad
tonal interest the ch aracter of durability After the
lapse Of nearly year, the printing has gain
menced, and the subscriber calls the attention Of
the public to the work, with the confidence that he
supply their orders with clear and beautiful i'm
pressons.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
Afnrch Is. 1913.

March I5, l64S.
: senate, the Vice President laid before
-'' Communication from Mr. SEh lER,
us seat in the Senate. Mr.. Benton
|, .Ie resolutions Of a meeting held at ST.
@'of Of peace being made with Mexico.
'.SI .s also offered sunJry resolutions from
p,.3. y rennsylyania, in favor of railroad
Id 'als' I Agreeabiy TO notice, Mr.. Benton
Z. '12Ined leave 70 introduce j joint res
He purpose Of promoting the purchase
!. .4r nemP for the use of the navy, which
lfSt and second time, and referred TO
-I'eo on Naval Affairs. Mr.. Westcott
! - I-1,ciary Committee, introduced bill
= ei OF Lesley Combs. The amend
l. le House to the bill for the relief of
~ raul Jones, were concurred in and
- passed as amended.
: Inc Senate laid aside the morning
-. proceeded TO the consideration Of the
9' olil. Tne question pending being
vi Mr. Butler to re-commit the bill,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
TIE OPINION or A CONGRESSMAN.

\
The following is from the Hon. Lewis G. Iovin,
member OF Congress, FROM the FIRST Congressional
trict, Pa. and formerly editor Of the Philadelphia
sun
4" 1t has been said that were influenced by sell
fish considerations, in bearing testimony n favor
of Iaynes EZPectOrant, and that a reward for
services, he pays largely advertiser in the Sun.
Now, long before the Editors conueNiou with this
paper commenced, he had been relieved from hoarsc-
and oppression Of the chest, by the Of this
uurivaled remedy, and from Il sense OF duty, recon
most remote iuca Of editing daily paper ard DR.
count OF its large and rapidly Increasing circulation,
class readers, who in the habit OF Ia king
humble testimony to the virtues Of the Expectorant,
do not stand alone. Thousands in this city
its curative powers, aad although opposed TO the
Of what termed Quack Medicines" generally
yet, when, in this case have felt the benefit of
the remCdy--when, freely acknowledge; we
keep il constantly in our family, a certain and
prompt remedy for Group and Coughs, feel that
Ubscrye the interests of society, when such
facts to the public. This mis rcprcscnta ons OF inter-
ested individuals, have forced this cxPanlt upon
Us, which wo cAocriuIly give
LEWIS c. LEVIN.
Prepared only by Dr.. d. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold Ou agency by
STEVENSON & BELL, Druggists
Van Buren,, Arkansas,
And " Il. & NJ MAYERS, Druggists,
NJ Fort Smith, a rka rsas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
Notice.

sNIE copartncrshp heretofore existing between the
4 undersigned under tle style of Berthect, Heald
s. Co is dissolved this day, by mutual consent II.
Ica'd having Withdrawn from the concern.
The business will be continued by j. II Bcrthe'ct
& Rob NJ Jones' bo are charged with the liquida
Of the unsettled affairs Of B. II. * Co.
JOS. r. BEBTuELET,
!. u EEALD,
r. NJ. JONES'
CGoCTAw NATION WEST,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

ECEIVED per steamers Tributary and Cashier
& q the following goods for sales
80 cases Shoes and Boots; 100 bags Rio Coffee; %
horsheads Sugar; 10 600 pounds Iron assorted; lOOO
Plough Moulds; smiths Bellows Anvils aud Vices
stocks and dies and Piates slcdge hammers and
hand do 20 reams wrapping Paper; bags Pepper 10
bundles sheet Iron; cast steel; 1900 pounds Cotton
Yarn, t5th bunches);
And many other articles
suitable for the trade SC &c. Call and see them
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM.
April Ist, 1848
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
NATURE 0E LIE WORK.

It will be perceived that the peculiar nature Of the
subject gave rise to very many difficulties, which are
not experienced in ordinary works tart. The group
ing OF so many figures in u manner where reference
to favorable positions for lkencsses necessarily inter-
lcrcd it'll those which would have produced Il more
pleasing general effect, formed serious obstacle in
the way of the Artists who engaged upon the
work, but which it is thought they have happily
surmoun ted--at least to u very great extent.
The magnitude of the task will be still better ap
Precated when it is borne in mind that all the heads
have been accurately copied from DaguCrreOtyPe
LIkonessCs, which in many instances not to be
procured without great difficulty and expense.
The details Of the Engraving we're also copied from
Photographic pictures that it IS hazarding lit tie
say that the fidelity of the entire work admits Of
question.
The intended to be represented far it
practicable, is that which took place the
cason of the retiremen of Mr. Clay from public life
in 1872 Very nearly all the members Of that session
represented in their appropriate seats; while in the
lobbies and gallery many persons of distinction
cx-Senators, Members of the Cabinet, prominent Rep
rcsentatives from the Lower House, and others intro
duced spectators.
A few slight ana chronisms have been intentionally
nmtted, which contribute to the interest of the
scene without materially detracting from its historical
accuracy.
The Steal Plate which is engraved in the Mezzot int
style, measures thirtytwo by forty inches, and is one
of the largest ever executed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
Look Out,

Z SHALL offer at public sale the first Monday in
8 July next the Court House door in Van Buren,,
the large and valuable farm formerly owned by Rufus
Forester. Said farm embrac about three hundred
of first quality of land having upon it larg
two story framed dwelling with other valun BILE i'm
provements, and now occupied by Solomon Forester.
One fourth of he purchase money will be required on
the day Of sale which time will be published tho
remaining payments Possession to be given on the
third day of January 1S49. Persons desrous of pur-
chasing valuable estate will do well to call and
anime the above premises
SOLOMON FORESTER.
March Goth I34S.-G-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
Administrators Notice

TEvHE undersigned Administrator OF the Estate OF
Henry Fleeman, deceased, will at the next July
term of the Court OF Probate or the county Oh EI"
cJ state of Arkansas to be held the Court House
in Van Buren, file his petition praying an order for the
sale of all the right title and interest belonging TO
o;d estate in lots number 0) and eleven (llj in
block number cightyone (8D situate IN the town OF
Van Burcn. -
.nd fbcn and there show if any they may have
whv said prayer should not be granted
March 18th, l648. go
HENRY WILCOX,
Adm. of H. Fleoman.
April l, 18l8.--7-3.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

MEE1rED HoNoR-Mr Bancroft, Minister
to England. has been elected a corresponding
member of the French Institute. Mr.. Prescott
is already . member, and country IS thus
bonored in having two historians. members OF a
class of seven, in the greatest Institute in The
world.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

CoLoRED SERVANT TURNED AUrHoR'--'0""
Pando7pb. colored servant born on the plantation
Of the famous RANDOLPH OF RoahoNe' anu 'o"S
in his service, but among the four huhurou zen
free bv his will, proposes TO PuoiiSn' III .o"
York. 1.-The Private Life OF John hahuopn' HI
clrdino letters, poetry, anecdotes, &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

stalwart fellow, looking for the first time at
locomotive. at Edinburg, Indiana, exclaimed:
81 wish | had that out the big prairie. where
| could straddle it, and make the cussed thing
lump itself till it was clean out Of breath"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
MARKETS.
NEW ORLEANS. MARCH IS.
fC0JvscfeH WeeEHyA

NEW ORLEANS. MARCH Is.
(CoJTscieI Wee5Iyl
Cotion-Ordinary 9 Il G1 mdd!ing 67 !; mid
ding fair, u fair, It a 8; good fair, nominal ;
good fine. nominal.
Sugar-Louisiana 81 4 >; Havana s; brown A
I 81.
M2Iqsses-I7 30 per gal.
ToJqcco-24 At c.
Fi0uT-55 90 Is.
WHiskey-Rcctifed is a 10.
CgFec-6a y.
SsH-95 81 10.
Rice-4 Il -.
COrH-2I 81,
VAN BUREN,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cotton, 81 % l 80.
Flour, per cwt., So = %
Corn, ear, 90 a %
Oats, shelIed, l24
sheaf, none.
Corn meal per bushel, 25
Bacon, per b., 81
Lard, 5 n g
Beef,
Pork none.
Talow, 81
Becswax, 20 D
Mutton, none.
Veal,
Butter, l2a l6
Eggs, scarce, a 8
Chickens, per doz., (scarce,) 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

R!Ds FOR TREAsURY NoTEs.--lt is said that
the Secretary of the Treasury has received bids
at par for all The Treasury notes re-issuable,
,r,ou,,ioo to six or seven millions of dollars.
These bids have, it is said been rejected, and the
Secretary of the Treasury will, in all probability,
invite offers for the amount re-issuabe
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

Pnoor OF MAERrAGG.-Boforo the revising S Pa,v par
lister "' the other day, witness being asked now
he knew that man ani woman were nr,am nu5e 5eard
and wife. replied because he haG ol'eil Ie~oo
the lady blow the gentleman up
was held to bo conclusive
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
A RDistillery for sale,

E[OR Sale, at nay residence, near Evansville,
q Ark, the complete apparatus for a D.stIiery.
namely; l two hundred gallon still one hun
drod gallon do; Worms, Tubs, &c, &c. These
things all in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, and as | do not intend TO use
them again, am anxious to sell, which will do
on the most liberal terms. | am willing to sell on
a credit where the purchaser will give ample bond
and security.
n. 3. DENNlNGSBURG
Evansville, Jan. |, IS4S.-47-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

The nominal debt of the city of New York IS
5I4.428. 1913. but the actual debt is only Sll,-
74S.379. inasmuch as s., ,679,724 have been re-
deemed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01
March I3, P. VI.


EiTE not in session to-day.
HOUSE.
,S7eaker, after the House was organized,
} bel that petitions from States were the
order.
/ F-a number were offered and referred.
Blter Kings Resolution TO dispense with
i desks was laid on the table.
utfon was offered to sell the public lands
1s per acre, 10 actual set,IeTs-guarding
tie ext0rl5ou practiced BY spectators.
.17usol Of Tennessee offered a resolution
that ;he Farmers and Mechanics should
t5er.Ooked ia the disPensation Of sPoiis.
ca the table.
5iuti0n to change the term of Supreme
10 certain number Of years, instead Of
ks aId on the table.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

RIors.-The New York House OF Assembly
has passed the bill making cities, towns, and viii
lngos liable for all damages occasloned by the
rio.s within their limits respectively.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

2IAIE " W,sg5LoToE 0E coRIrA cAEhANSA9' }ss,
In The Circuit court for sqid County an tie Chancerg
eide MCreof IN Uacati0n March 10th, Ioi5.
Lucinda Pack, (by her next friend
Robert McCamy,) Complainant Pr, r,, D,r,n,.s
William Pack, Defend7,t
4 IN this DAY the complainant and fled her
~ bill-the object of which is to obtain a divorce
from the bonds of matrmony heretofore entered into
between her and the said dclendaut-to which is at
tached her Htfida yitthat the defendant is resi-
dent Of tie State Of Arkansas: whcrcupon ordered
by the undersigned Clerk of said Court in vacation:
and this order is directed said defendants and 90 be
published for two weeks in succession in
paper prntcd in the State Of Arkansas the last nser
ti0n at least eight weeks before the first day Of
The ucXt term Of said Court herci,a Il mcutoucd
that he be and appear before the Judge said Court
on the third day Of the next term thereof,
to be held at the Courthouse in said County, the
fourth Monday after the fourth Monday in April 1915,
then and there to make such defence he may think
proper, the facts and allegations in said bill wal be
taken true and confessed, and decree entered
cording to the charge thereof.
P. Z. SMITH, Clerk.
true copy from the record.
Attest, p. R. SMITH, Clerk.
March 25, I8IS.--G-2 Printers fee So 2J.
EUST received per ". H. Day, and for sale by
~ Henry q Cunningham, % pieces English plaid
silks, 10 biecCs broCate plaid silks, 100 pieces fancy
plaid ginghams 10 calf and kip boots, 10
kip bTogaus, 10 cases ladies' brogans youths
brogans With variety OF other articles which we
will mention next week.
March IS 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-04-01

LinSeed Oil
a ND Cotton Yarn, just received and for sale by
"a apriI l. 1915 F. b. BISHOP.
w. FL. & NJ Mayors
A RE receiving Fresh Flower Seed by the arrivals
"a of boats since the rise in the river, and wall
have upon hand sufficient quantities.
March 29th, 1913.