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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
BILE OF INJUNcrIoH.

Ben amin Harris, Defendant.
A ND this day the said complainant
by j. Turner her solicitor, and it appea ring to
the satisfaction of the court from the of the
sheriff OF Crawford county and other evide that
the said defendant Benja Harris is not resident
of the state of Arkansas it is therefore motion of
said complainant ordered that said defendant be not-
fed of the pending of this suit,-he object of which
to enon perpetually the collection of judgment
covered by the said Harris against the said complain
ants ntestate in his time at the September term
OF the Crawford Circuit Court A d. 1874 for the
OF five hundred and twenty-five do liars and twenty
cents for his debt and fyseven dollars and fortywo
cents Tor his damages together with all his costs in
said suit expended,-by publication of this order in
some newspaper printed in this state for the number
of times and within the time prescribed by law and
that unless he shall appear before the here
before the third day of the next term hereof at
to be holden the house in this coonty the
hrst Monday in August next, and plead answer de-
mur to said bill, the will be takenf for confessed
against him, and decree entered aeeording to the
prayer thereof.--A true copy taken nom the record
A. M LEAN, Clerk.
May Goth, 1S4S Printers fee, Sc 25
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
Elijah Hail. Complainant. D
Against
| Robert S. McMicken, Defendant.

Robert S. McMicken. Defendant \
| A ND now on this day comes the said complainant
IN by his attorney, and it appearing from the said
complanants bill that the sad defendant had DUR
Chased of the United States America the west ha
of the northwest quarter of section in town
ten north OF range twentyseven west situa ed in
the county of Franklin in the State of Arkansas
that the legal title to said land is the said de end
ant that b, the said defendants written covenant
and contract I, bound himself for the considera
three hundred collars to convey by deed in fee sim
pie the above mento1ed of land the said com
planant and that the said complainant prays for
specific performance of saio con 'ract And it appear
ing here the satisfaction of the Court, from the
Sheriff s return that the said defendant is nonresi
dent of the county of Franklin, in the State of Ar
Kansas 1t is therefore ordered and Judged by the
court here that hsaid defendant appeal Sy himself
council at the Courthouse in the town Of Ozark.
in the county of Franklin, aforesaid, the fourth
Monday of August next, at Il Circuit Court then and
there to be holden, and plead demur the
said conn mplainants bill, the will be taken for
confessed and decree entered according. =
And it is further ordered that Il copy of this order
be published in some authorised newspa per published
in this State for two weeks SUCCESSFULLY the last in
serton TO be at least four weeks previous the fourth
Monday OF August (next( 1913.
true copy from the record
Attest EMANUEL SPEEGLE, Clerk
May 30, lS4S.-I4-2w PRS fee g 25.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
DIED

DIED,
In Danville, Kentucky, the Sd inst. of Chronic
Darrhea, EDWARD B. MCGHEE, aged II years.
son of DR.. ]. d. McGhee of this city.
The deceased was a student at Centre College, in
Danve, where the amiability of temper which char
acterised his conduct the of all his ac-
quaintances.
The following tribute OF respect was paid by the
students of that institution, to the memory of their
late associat te alike honorable to themselves and
their subject
BY order of the
c. p. s l.. SOCIETY OF CENTRE COLLEGE,
DANVlLLE, KY.
ONCE more, by the dispensations of Providence,
called the loss of another of our number
The youngest of band. E. B. MCGEE, will not
meet with again. His amiable disposition and
tuous habits the esteem and admiration of all his
associates. Therefore,
RESOLVED, that society deeply regret his
carly fate, and extend kndest sympathies the
bereaved parents and friends. Yet rejoice that
death disarined of its sting: for his last
foreboded the brightness of the future.
RESOLVED, also that a token of our respect
the usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
May 3rd, 184S.
q. G. WICKLIFFE,
commrrE. D. LEFFINGWELL,
PHIPPS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
Settlement of Executors and Admins
traitors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following named
Y Executors and administrators have filed their
accounts for settlement and confirmation, to wit:
Allen Mcdonald admr. of the Estate of Rgdon
Howard, deceased.
Henry Wilcox admr. of the estate of. Henry Flee
man, deceased.
GEORGE w. Paschal admr of the estate of David R.:
Looney, deceased H.
ell, deceased. ,...
Jesse Turner and George W. Paschal administrators
of the estate of David Thompson. deceased
All persons interested in the settlement OF any OF
the above accounts hereby notihed to come for
ward and file xceptions thereto II any tney nave on
the county of Crawford, to be holden on the first
Tuesday Of July next, 1913, or they will be forever
barred from excepting to said accounts, or any Item
thereof.
A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Nav 25th, 1913. 15-1.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
lHlthtr Revolutionary Hero Gone.

one, do these glorious links which unite
VN with the PAST, snap and give way.
FaSass IN value as they diminish in number"
are panied 10 announce the death at his
&C. n this Independence county, on the
T. OF Col. BENJAMIN HARDIN. He
r. urinary m1n.-Born in Rutherford coun-
'A9 safe Of North Carolina, on the 18th of
{, lioI, where he resided with his father,
- Osnamin Hardin. until his 10Th wear :;
'1s Torres under Moore rendezvoused at
'Oaf mil, Captain Hardin had to fly with
'ngy 10 saTe their lives. He returned with
benjamin, and raised company called
and was joined by others, until the
.a s.'u0anted to $50. They were attacked by
: near said mills; in this battle, young
NE conspicuous part. He then joined
:, company, and served IL months
'Ne battle of the Cow-pens, and with
s sa,I sent out to begin the fight. He was
Oi hlng's mountain, in the division
Oy Col Sewer in short he was in the
,ne age OF lG, until peace was de-
& ~ 1857, he married Elizabeth Scott
!, NC moved to the Cumberland and placed
1-' son In Manscoe's Station. He was
49, company, in the battle with the
- al Nlck-a-Jack. He commanded the
:. .Ho ueieated the Cherokees at Cold Water,
,l.n nearly every skirmishing party on the
'anu' In 1894. he moved 10 Logan
,n ny, and In 1903. to Livington county,
o safe. The country at that time. was
without law and order. Horse
e'e DONG a fourishing business; the
,sonai strength. and daring of Col. Hardin,
93516tp him as q fit leader on the side
Bht. His services were in con-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27

} ECElNED per steamer w. II. Day, 10 boxes Raj
Il q sins, , bbls almonds, boxes candy, 10 boxes
cheese, boxes Newark cider 10 do brandy cherries
10 do herring, do Goldfish, IL do young hyson tea
10 do imperial do, 10 do Venice cigars, do Bryon do
10 90 Colorado do, 10 do Regalia do, % lbs nutmegs
30 lbs cloves 10 papers table-sat, bbls Malaga wine
10 bbs American gin. 10 do do brandy 10 do molasses
90 kegs nails do bar lead, ID cassia 10 boxes
queensware assd, Is dozen painted buckets received
and for sale by HENRY x CUNNINGHAM.
February +, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27

stant demand, and he became the terror of the
evil doer. IN lSl5, he removed to this state. and
has resided hera ever since. He was kind
neighbor, and just man in his dealings. He
leaves many children. grandchildren, and scores
Of friends, to mourn his loss
1BatesuiUe EooZe
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
Mantua-MakiI and Millinery.

6h;sa MRS. NJ NJ. JOHNSON, respectfully 81,
~ informs the ladies cf Van Buren, and vi -
nty that she has returned, and again oeIs her
i'll Dress~Making and Millinery at her old
stand en Phillips street
apr; 5---9-sf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
EAGLE BLOCK,
MAIN STREET,
Van Buren, Arkansas,
May 18th, lS4S.
WALLACE & WARD.

HAVE commenced receiving their yearly stock of
GOODS and will be in receipt by first boats, of the
largest and best assorted stock they have brought
to this market all purchased in Philadelphia, New
York and Boston, the decline of prices in goods,
and offered in accordance. Purchasers re-
9uested to call and examine stock.
DARASOLS, Parasolettes and sun Shades.
L. For sale by
WALLACE g. WARD.
May Is, '46.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
}B1LL IN CHANcERY FOR TIl,LE.

vs. BILL IN CHAscrnr FOR TaLr.
Russ ell Holt, Tabitha Holt,-wdow,-l
Mahala Louisa and Wade Hampton,
infant children of William d. Holt,
deceased, dennis Tramell. Nancy |
Holt,--widow,--JosephN N, Russell 5.
and William. infant children of Will defendants
liam Holt, deceased who was son OF
said William D. Holt, deceased,-Ab-
salon Ward and Polly his wIfe,--ate
Polly Holt, daughter of said William
d. Holt, deceased, and Hero T. VIII
son, ..
HNHIS day the CONF painant, by hIs solicitors,
Il Pike l. Baldwin, and files his bill of complaint
against the said defendants-the object of when Is 10
ha We certain contracts therein mentioned. spechcay
executed and obtain decree for title to the follwng
tracts of land situate in the county of Crawford IN
the state Of Arkansas to wit the south west quarter
of section eO Township 9, north of range 80 west
containing 100 and the south east fractional
quarter of section 10, in Township nine north, IN
range 80 west containing so 72-I0O acres; the N. r..
frac section 80, T. 9, r. 80 W., containing IS DO
100 acres;the frac. section 80, Township - n
r. 80 W. 225l00 acres and the n. of s. w frac i
sec, 80, ]. 9, r. 80 W. containing n 6o-loo acres
and it ppearing from the affidavit to said bill annexed
that, Heiro T. Wilson, of the said defendants, is
not resident of the state of Arkansas it Is therefore
ordered tlnt publication be made notifying said nom
resident defendant of the institution and pending OF
this suit,-and, that, unless he appears before the
court here before the fourth day OF the next
term hereof-at be holden at the court rouse
in said county of Crawford, on the first Monday IN
August after the date hereof-and plead answer
or demur said bill, the will be taken as con-
fessed against him, and decree entered accordingly;
and that copy of this be inserted in some news pa
per printed in this state for the number ol times ana
within the time prescribed by law before the hrst DAY
OF the next term of said court.
true copy taken from the record
Attest. A. MCLEAN, Clerk.
Van Buren, May 81, I645. Printers fee, 50 25
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
Van Buren,, Arkansas
Fort Smith, Arkansas
NEVER DESPAIR, You CAN BE. CURED.

,,,,,, tIIiLADELPIIiA, July 20, 1916.
~ IHE PUBL1C,.-I certify that before my re-
nenorance oecar afflicted with what the Physi-
cIahs called scrou 1t made its appea by pain
ano sweiilng OF TIE ointsmore especially of my IN
Nes' Knees wrls is and elbows after which the glands
Oh my throat md neck became iniamed and swelled
"''enueu Win most excruciatipG pains. | was often
conhea eht rely to my bed, and for weeks together
cpu'u not II iove my neck or turn my head. Several
attended me at different .times-but they
ou not ppear to do any good.
Aoou't year ago was attacked with vomiting.
which h continued every few minutes all one nigut-
inc Aext day eruption appcorcd the sides Of my
a'e, with inflammation OF my eyes and eye.ids, which
estroyed my eyeglasses and caused the bal. 10 fall
from my head, and the disease spread all over
my ,nbs were entire scab. could not bend my
hands without causing the Skin TO crack open.
when the blood would out. Some of my finger
rails come off. In short, unable to get my own
living, and in this condition | called pom DIR. jayne
in order that he might undertake my case. He di-
rected axe his Alternative three times day. and
have taken his Alternative four months, and am.
most happy to say that it has entirely cnred
CAROLINE NEWBERRY,
No, lis North Tenth ST., Philadephia
If any person doubts my statement. they will please
call upon Mrs. ID. Stewart and Airs E. Doughty, 332
| Spring Garden street, Mrs Tabour where re-
side, who acqua ed with my situation before and
while was taking DR.. Jaynes medicine.
C. NEwBERRY.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne. Philadelphia. and
sold on agency by
i R. STEVENSON, Druggist
L Van Buren,, Arkansas.
/ And w. H. & NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
| nl3 Fcrt Smith, Arkrsas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
WALLACE & WARD,

WALLACE & WARD,
ETAVE Just received,
New style Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
Assorted black and colored satin do.
do do. do. Mantua do.
Bonnet lace, artfcials, wreaths and bouquets.
Silk buttons and fringes Thread and Lsle lace,
edgings and insertions Linen lace edgings and inser-
lions. Jackonet and Swiss edgngs and insertions.
Slid Blond lace. Paris lace collars. Needle work
ed muslin coars-do do. chemizettes Mourning
collars and chemizettes Paris net scars and capes.
Berage scarfs-do. shaws. Satin dress hdkfs
Black and colored kid French gloves. Silk mits
and gloves, &c. &c.
Just opened and for sale by
WALLACE & WARD.
Eagle Block, May, 1913.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
q. G.. WICKLIFFE,
CoMMTTE. d. LEFFINGWELL,
~ PHIPPS.
NOTICE..

WV as lost last Monday, where in or
containing money, but had in 1t two notes., and
other papers, valuable to myself only. The
whole of value to any one but the Undersigned.
The delivery of said pocket book, will elicit my best
thanks, besides liberal reward.
RICHARD S. ROBERTS.
May 26, 48.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
Cash Wanted.

A LII persons knowing :hemse Ives obe indebted 10
~ me, either by note or book account, will confer
a favor by calling Immediately and settling up.
have a small assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Liquors, Bar Decauers, Oats Corn &C., all of which
will sell at reduced prices for Cash.
ID. DICKSON.
Van Buren,, May 13, l848.-l3-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
r. s TEVENS0N.
II W . BELL.
Van Burcn, April 18th, 1913. 3.

THE business of STEVENSON &c BgrB will be contin-
ued by Dr. r. Stew SsoN, who will keep constantly
hand general stock of Drugs, Medicines. oils. paints,
bottles, vols Jars, and all other articles usual sold
by Druggists.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
Mahuldy Miller

Mahuldy Miller
against
Joshua Fisher, administrator
of The estate of Allen Mil
Ter, decd, Wilson Miller,
William Miller, John Mil }PErITIoN FOR DOVER
Ter, Mary Miller, Adalne
Miller, James Oxford. and
/ Hethley Oxford, Washing
ton Miller, Samuel Marrs,
and Nancy Mars.
A ND now this day, it appearing to the satsfac.
IA tion of the court, that the defendants Samuel
Marrs and Nancy Mars. non-resdents of the
county of Franklin, and upon motion OF the said
painant by attorney, is ordered that the said Sam
uel and Nancy Mars, appear by themselves, by
attorney at the court house in the town OF Ozark in
the county of Franklin in the state of Arkansas.
the eighteenth day of July next at a probate
then and there to be holden in and for said county
and plead demHr to the petition of the said
complainant which is for dover in the land of which
the said Allen Miller decd possessed or the will
be taken for confessed against them and decree
tered accordingly and it is further ordered that
copy of this order be published in some authorised
paper Published in this state for weeks,
successfully, the last insertion be at least four
weeks previous to the 18th day of July next. A
copy from the record of order made by the court
of probate on the 18th day of April A. d. Io4S.
Attest: EMANUEL SPEEGLE, Clerk.
Van B., A, May 30, AS Printers fee, ST %.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27

GTBy the last news from Texas, we learn that
a resolution has passed the Texas House of Repre-
sentatives requesting the judge ofthe United States
District Court 10 resign-and that without qualifi-
cation. A bill has passed both Houses, establish
ing the county of Santa Fe. Two other bills have
also passed-one to organize the militia of the
county OF Santa Fe and the other TO establish the
l1th Judicial District, 10 be formed of that county
A Judge and District Attorney are 10 be forthwith
appointed and sent out to put things to rights.
The new county is to be one representative in the
house. The bills passed almos. unanimously.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27

AN ELOQUENT FIGURE.--The MeckIenburg JEFF
fersonian. speaking of the Union of The States,
uses the following eloquent figure.
Like one OF those wondrous rocking stones
reared by the old Druids, which the finger of a
child might cause to vibrate to its centre yet the
might of army could not move from its place;
our Constitution is SO nicely poised and balanced
that it seems to sway with every breath of OPINION
yet firmly rooted in the hearts and affections OF
the people, that the widest stormes Of treason and
fanaticism break over it in vain.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
New Style Bonnets.

New Style Bonnets.
TNLORENCE Braid Bonncts. White do. do Rut-
IL land do. do. Fancy bird eye do. Fine French
gimp do China pearl edge do. Misses straw and
leghorn do. do. Jenny Lined gimp do.
Just received and for sale by
WALLACE g. WARD.
Eagle Block May Is, AS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27

The SMALLEST YEr.--A young lady, fourteen
years Of age, and weighing only six pounds. is
said to be on her way from Europe to this
country. Here's a chance for the General to
take unto himself a-a-a ahem! Er.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
Notice.

TVNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
4 undsrsicued in the name of STEVENSON q
BELL. was, en- the l7th March, 1S4s, dissolved by
consent: all indebt,r 10 viii please
call the Drugstore OF Dr. K. Steyenson ana closs
their accounts by cash or note
r. STEVENS0N
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
STATE OF ARKANSAS, I

COUNTY OF CRAWFORD
In the Crauford Circuit Court, on the Chdncery side
thereof In pacctiOn Mdy the 18th a. H. lo4s.
Constant A. Wilson, Complainant,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
JOHN SELDEN ROANE.

PROOF PROOF! PROOF Rev. ]. L. Turner
Protesant Methodist Minister, says, in a letter to
Dr. Jayne, dated Albion. Erie county Pennsylvania
Oct 9Th, 1916. Mrs. Turner has been afflicted W it'll
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE for about five wears
winch continued to grow severe 1t is nv opin
ION that one turn of it would have closed her
mortal career She took four bot les of your Vermi
uge' and one box of Sanative Pills, and bv the bless
ing or God accompanying the means she is cured of
her aHllctlon We had tried all the physicians far
and near, to no effect, until used your medicine
we gave the Vermifuge to children for worms
ana had good effect have taken pains send to
Erie Tor your medicines for time and they ha We
effected SO many cures, that we want YOU to appon
an agent here ppm
Yours, ]. L. TURNER
Methodist Protestant Minister
SCROFULA AND SCROFULOUS SWEIIJNGS
-Scrofula in all it's multiplied FORMS whether in that
of Kings Evil, Enlargement of the Glands or Bones
GoItre, White Swellings. Chronic Rheumatism Can.
Ger, Diseases of the Skin Spine or of Pulmonary
consumption, emanate from and the same cause
winch Is poisonous principle inherent in the human
system Therefore, unless this principle can be de-
stroyed, no radical cure be efece but if the
principle upon which the disease depends is removed
cure must of necessity follow, no matter under
what form the disease should manifest itself This
therefore, is the reason why JAMES ALTERATvE so
universally successful in removing many malignant
diseases. destroys the uirus principle from which
those diseases have their origin, by entering into the
circulation, and with the blood is conveyed to the
mInutest hbre removing every particle of disease from
the system.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne. Philadelphia,
sold on agency by
R. STEVENSON, Druggist
Van Buren,, Arkansas.
And w. H. d NJ. MAYERS, Druggists
nl2 Fort Smith. Arkansas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27

MAN.-Philosophers have puzzled themselves
how to define man so as to distinguish him from
other animals. Burke says " Man is an animal
that cooks his victuals." " Then," says Johnson,
the proverb is just which says. there is reason in
roasting an egg.'' Adam Smith has hit the case;
:. Man." says be, /" is an animal that makes bar.
gains.' No other animal does this--no dog ex-
changes bones with another.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
Notice.

Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that shall at the July
Y term of the Probate Court of era wford county
state of Arkansas make application for the sale the
North west quarter of sec 7, Township No. g. mort
of range 80 W., containing one hundred and sixty
of land the property of the estate of Isharn
Harrell, decd, for the payment of the debts of said
estate of Isham Harrell decea sed.
HARDY HEWES,
Admr of Isham Harrell, dec'd
May 10, 1S48.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
New Goods.

NTALLACE & WARD have Just received
w Balzornes and painted laws. Organdie lawns
Black and white plaid lawns. Fancy plaid gng ha ms
Lawn ginghams. Linen gnghams Fancy coIored
chambrays Plaid and stripe linen shades. Jenny
Lined tissues Jackonet, check and Swiss muslin.
Linen cambric Hemstitch Hdkfs, &. g.,
May 10, '4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
Look Out.

4 SHALL offer at public sale the first Monday in
4 July next, az the Court House door in Van Buren,
the large and valuable farm formerly owned by Rufus
Forester. Said farm embrace about three hundred
of first quality of land having upon it a large
two story framed dwelling with other valuable i'm
provcments, and now occupied by Solomon Forester
One fourth of the purchase money will be required
the day Of sale at which time will be published the
remaining payments. Possession to be given on The
third day of January IS49. Persons desous of pur-
chasing valuable estate will do well cal and ex
anime the above premises.
SOLOMON FORESTER.
March Goth 1S4S-6-tr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27

DEAD Bags and Purses Steel Beads and Purse
DTrimmings, &c. for sale by
WALLACE e. WARD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
Hats.

Hats.
- GUNNER fashion extra Castor Hats.
- do do. Moleskin and Paris do.
B. B. black and white Russia and Brush do.
Ashland, pearl and sporting do.
Cerro Gordo, Buena Vista and Mexican do.
Pao Alto, black and white wool do.
Panama Leghorn and Prussia leaf do.
OiIfiur~u's bOgirorn do.
Just received and for sale by
WALLACE g. WARD
May IS, 49,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27
4 EDistilIery for sale.

~ AOA
ENOR Sale, al my residence. near Evansville,
~ Ark. the complete apparatus for n DistilIery,
namely; l two hundred gallon still (; l one hun
dred gallon do; Worms, Tubs. &C.. &c. These
things are all in good order, they have not been
used two seasons, and | do not intend TO use
them again, am anxious 10 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. B. JOHANNESBURG
Evansville, Jan. !; lS4S.-47-if
OAn Sacks Salt. 50 sacks Coffee
OUO 10 hogshcads Sugar. . barrels Molasses.
Just received aud for sale by
SCOTT WHITE g. co.
April 18TH
Sundries.
LOO BAGS Coffee. 10 bags Pepper
IOO barrels Molasses. barrels Tanners Oil.
chests Tea. = barrels crushed Sugar.
80 kegs Boston Nails.
Just received and for sale by.
SCOTT, WHITE g. co.
April 3, rs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-27

GTFEMALE BEAUTY !-CUIPABLE NEGLECT 1T
mas been observed by vsters from all other countries
well by persons of the best cultivated taste in
this that in country is there larger share of fe
male beauty and excellence than in this CITY. Yet.
while the shoe-httor, dress-maker, and milliner are
engaged in adornn- 'nature's best gin 10 man ', n
part appears almost totally negected-the hair How
frequently do the ravages of disease lsy waste tho
stored again health, yet those flowing locks ybicb
once adorned their heads fall Off and never again re-
turn to their original beauty 1t is co ceivabIe how
much neglect on this point, whcp n ..ncver f,il;,,
remedy, can be obtained by purvhe sing Dr. Javnc's
hair tonic, which will perfectly re store this only ne.
elected part of female ornament
What dollar or to con. .plete the crowninr
point of female beauty.
Prepared only by Dr. d. Jaync, Phiadelphi a, and
sold agency by
R sTEvENSoNi, Druggist,
~, =, Van Burcn, Arkansas q,