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The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

New GRADE.-The Auburn and Yankee
Jim's Turnpike Company have let a contract
for the making Of new road on the Auburn
side of the North Fork Of the American.
This is a desired improvement, and when
completed, will make this one if not the
very best mountain turnpike in the State.
The company's road, on the east side Of the
North Fork, made two years ago, is pen-
did one that never fails in eliciLing the praise
of the traveller, and it needs but the grade
now to be made to secure all the advantages
tia: must accrue to a road of easy grades
over mountainous country. The improve
ment will save horses and wagons many an
ache and break.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

New Co1SAaE.-At Marysvile they cali
"cock 6ght" "chicken dispute" "fowl
misunderstanding" is meant by the phrase.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

EF Judge Coon, of the Police Court,
San Francisco, has decided that dogs are not
property. That's dog-on queer decision
Judge Coon ought to be treed on that.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

REcovERING.-The Placer Courier says
that Mr.. Wright, the young man SO severly
hurt in the Dutch Washington Tunnel, on
Brushy Canon, last week, will probably re.
cover
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

A LIVING INDIAN SKELEroN.-Gen. Kib-
be relates to the Humboldt Times, that he
has among his prisoners an indian who is
the most remarkable curiosity be has ever
observed among the freaks of nature. He is
from sixteen to twenty years of age, and is
nothing more nor less than living skeleton
The Indians say he has always enjoyed good
health, and has never had any flesh on his
bones. The General says that an Indian s
hide stretched over skeleton would be a
perfect picture of this natural curiosity.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

CRINoLINE.-The Paris correspondent of
the Boston Traveller says: Crinolne is de,
throned. almost ike the new fashion, al.
though suspect it may prove no genter
enemy to mans purse than its predecessor.
1t is long and draped and floating, like a
MUSES. costume-or like the attire in which
Milton robed the "pensive Nun, devout and
pure"
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11
A Word for the Bachelors.

Under this heading the Daily Call makes
some pertinent remarks in reference to the
bankrupt law of this State which permits
married man, in case of bankruptcy retain
ing homestead of the value of $4,000, but
makes no provision of a like character for
bachelors. 1t is undoubtedly true that the
law makes an invidious and unjust distinc-
ton, that should be remedied by legislation.
Pecuniary misfortune is as liable to overtake
the bachelor in business affairs, as the mar
ried man, and why should he not be permit
ted to save from the wreck of his property
sufficient to enable him to start anew in the
race for independence and wealth The Cali
says:
at cannot be denied that bachelors COM
pose a vast majority Of the population of the
State of California; that they own much Of
the property in the State; pay great pro-
portion of the taxes for the support of Gov
ernment and schools; that their enterprise,
industry and talent, has materially assisted
in developing the resources of the country,
and placing it in its present prosperous con-
dition. These facts are apparent to all, and
cannot be controverted. Why then should
laws be enacted making invidous distinc-
tions, to their hurt between them and the
married man? In a domestic point of view,
and according to correct principles of poiti-
cal economy, perhaps the bachelor is not of
quite as much service to the country as the
benedict; physically and politically, however,
he is some account, and to certain degree,
performs for ''the State some service" II
the laws, then, cannot consistently place the
bachelor on an equal footing with the bene-
diet, they should give him position at least
proportionate to his general usefulness to the
body polite. There are many who think
that our exemption laws make unjust distinc-
tions between. married and single men, and
we do confess that we are Of those who en-
tertain that opinion. In case Of impending
bankruptcy, for instance, a married man is
allowed by our laws to retain $4,000 worth
of property for a homestead, and in addition,
the wife can hold certain amount in her
own right. Now we can see no good reason
why a bachelor should not be allowed to re-
tain, say one half Of that amount ($2, ,5OO,)
or at least $4,000. Most single men have
some one-either parent, sister or brother
dependent on them, to a greater or less
extent for assistance; and surely the same
principle which allows the married man to
retain So, 0OO should allow the bachelor to
retain fraction Of that sum. This subject
commends itself to the consideration Of our
LEGISLATORS, and we trust they will act upon
IL in accordance with the enliVhteneI SDiri;
of the age
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

Raw MEAT IN DYsrENTERy.-Dr. Weisse
of St. Petersburg, first in l845. advised the
employment Of the lean of raw meat very,
finely minced, in the chronic diarrhea OF
children, giving two teaspoonfuls four times
day. Since then the same practice has
often been extended to various forms Of OBJ
stinate diarrhea with good effect Mr.. Pen'
So, now practising in Egypt reports the ben, ben,
eft he has derived in several cases OF
severe dysentery occurring in adults, from
the employment of raw, or nearly raw
minced meat; given in doses from two 10
three times a day. Medical Times,
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11
ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-On

ATTEMPT AT MURDER AND SUIC1DE.-On
Thursday, in Sacramento, man named
David Wand who claims to have discover
ed the infdelity of his wife, procured pis-
tol and going into the kitchen of their house,
where she was at the time, fired at her,
and then placing the pistol to his mouth
shot himself, the ball lodging in the left side
of his skull. His wife was uninjured; his
own wound may prove fatal. Wand charges
his wife with criminal practices with A. R.
Meloney, the State Controller; and the
Union publishes a correspondence intercept
ted by Wand, that goes to prove Mrs. Wand
as unfaithful to her marital vows before her
arrival in California.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

CoMpLErEp-The stone and brick culvert,
over the ravine opposite the Empire Hotel,
is finished. 1t appears to be substantial
piece of work
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

HUGE P1pp1Ns!-Mr. Barney Goodkind,
of the Young America store, has our thanks
for the present of two very large Oregon
Pippin Apples. The largest ono weighed
26 ounces, being "leetle the biggest" speci-
meu that we have ever seen. Barney always
has fruits of the largest and best varieties
at his store.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

CHANGE OF WEAruER.-Y Yesterday brought
about quite change in the weather-the
cold and frost yielding before a warmer at
mosphere, that has brought a drizzling rain
to melt the snow and moisten the frozen
earth Miners may soon look for plenty of
water.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

BAD RoADs.-The frost, snow, rains, and
heavily loaded teams, are telling upon the
roads, and making them unpleasant for fast
or comfortable travelling
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

The Butte Record says. that the $40 and
sc" Quartz Lead took out, in three days, re-
Gently; about 500 pounds weight Of gold
This claim has long been noted as one of the
richest among the rich quartz leads of Butte
1t appears that the company have struck a
vein of decomposed quartz Of remarkable
rirhnasS
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

FAITH AND PERsEvERANcE.-The Nevada
National says:
For the last five years the Rock Tunnel
company, consisting of sixteen miners, has
been running tunnel, night and day,
through greensboro, hard ground, mud and
water, from near the bed of Slate Creek into
the ridge dividing the waters of Deer Creek
and Wolf Creek. Their tunnel is now 5000
feet long, and they have not yet made sin
Gle dollar.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

"Sr1LL HARpING ON MY DAUGHTER" THE
opposition press are still laboring under the
afflicton of the New Almaden case. Lengthy
communications appear in their columns,
professedly coming from miners, but having
strong odor of the attorneys office. Curl
ously enough these documents are all favora-
bic to the New Almaden company. We
have the slightest curiosity imaginable to
know how many writers and newspapers the
New Almaden Company have under pay.
In this connection, we observe that pub
lie meeting has been held at San Jose in
which the Government is denounced for its
action upon the above case. The meeting was
gotten up, presided over, managed, and
the resolutions reported by Black Re-
publcans. No effort to make political capi-
tai there certingly not!
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

MINING ACCIDENT.-The Placer Courier
learns that two men were severely injured
by blast, in the Texas tunnel, on Brushy
canon. That the men were injured by their
own cupable careessness the following
sufficiently showeth:
"They were charging the blast with car
tridges and the cartridge being too large for
the hole, were endeavoring to force it down
by driving with an iron tamping rod when
the explosion took place, and wounded the
two men,"
1t is by such unfortunate recklessness, in
the use of powder in blasting, that many OF
the accidents in tunnels occur.
The Placer herald., 1858-12-11

GE The Tehauntepec Route is evidently
destined to become the favorite with the
travelling public. Of the 400 passengers
that went out on the Golden Gate the other
day, 100 of them were for Tehuantepec.
The agent of the line has more applications
for tickets than he yet feels authorized to
sel-as the company have not yet perfected
their arrangements for carrying passengers.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
SEQ Reward.

- RANAN a from the subscriber on the .th
"a uIt-, negro man named Rams or Ransom: he
MS about 25 wears old about s or 10 inches
high, black with large mouth and very prominent
eyes ana tlks freely. viii give the above re-
ward Tor nm, delivered 10 me on Frog bayou or
$50 IN any jail where I can get him. He is prob.
ably lurking about in The neighborhood. o. he NAV
ne persuaded off by some one: If 50, | will give
$50 for the arrest OF him and the thief
may 81, '5S-tf A, j. STONE
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
4. @. O.. H..

advertisement under this head.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21

Summer Clothing.
lust received lot of Summer clothing consist
- ing of, Pants, Coats, bess aad Shirts. for sal
by p PERKINS.
raay il, IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
DIR. G.. E. BROWNS
YOUNG AMERICAN IMMINENT.
hejoiCe oh. Te Triples.
ltejoiCe oh.

Tie remedy has at Sost bee1, diScooered tor
tie entire erddiratba OF pain - None shoatd
be ,cithout IT. one t,geaty. .tae cent tottte
aciH do more 10 cdtpasce oou Of ITS c5icacy
than all the advertisements IN tie World.
THIS celebrated AID wonderful medicine, al
though As yet but partially knoIsn To the puOlie
has been thoroughly lested IN The han,s oi tht
proprietor tor the las. hve y5ars, during which
tin e the rapidly increasing oeIuan,. Tor H. equal
led by nothing but its wonderful success. has IN
dvceo the proprietor extend tAe area of circt.-
iatiun to the utmost linhts of the civilized universe
la offering tI,ls ln.lasne T.. Jne puDiie. as
in the fui. confidence zhsd 81 i.utl -Ga,.ceie a..
others auA u-e, .,s ~ eA,si-. -...a.. BAD. ts.s
cure of all disease 4L t-e ..4 ...al g..ss oi
medicines, We can safely assert yrsu.4t ,.y .ess,
fea of contradiction. THAI II gaIu- uuIi,a.ged ia
the list u aIedJ. COMPOUNDS, external. app led
for the cure OF disease. Feeling lneriore, that
1t is unnecessary - p4a "a remedy culineIli.y
wonderful. ia il effect, so ystcriously mililiole
in its powers OF relief, causing Jite deaf to near.
the blind to see the nervous drawn c~ippic I..eG-
matte to walk erect, and ryo.ce ,.ta, tAe ,.r
ot youth an, uanhopd. has preparation Ia offered
to the pubic upon AZ own merits. an. claims 40
volcanic origin essential Oils "a the Arabian oe
serts, but, on The contrary, is what It's name i'm
ports and is aad rare combination of OF the
powers of the North American proaucts.
This linment bias gained lasting reputation
where it has been used ia ali cases hich require
an external remedy; such a. rheumatism, soreness
and swelling of the breast pain and weakness in
the back and joints, -prainz, bruises. cramps, numb
hess, frozen limbs. bites of Inseet- old e-
Yer sores gotyr or =weil,d neck, Parlly si~, ou-
erysipeas, bites OF reptiles, heaaache white
lings. mango, poison, burns, al sweiugS, salt
rbeum, COrus, warts, sore eyes, rGu-rumds. tsc.-
We daily hear Of the most astonishing cures on
animals by this excellent remedy. aud hazard 100.
thing in saying that there never ha, heynits equal
curative for horses We assert, positively
that 1t Will cure any case 90 sweaus in existence
also spiint; gals, strains, or Prains, bruises or
scrat, hes, wounds. big mead wind gals sore eyes
swellngs dc. aud has never iaiied TO cure fi-tul
poll evil, ringbone and SPAWN. when used in the
beginning. strictly according; ~ directions.
- Price twenty-five aud fifty cents: two sizes.
For sale by every merchant and druggist through
out the country
may "A. 55
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
IOC-CITS. CGI.I-, EEOAESFNFSS. INFI4U-
ENER- BRONCHITIS. NTEIOUPTEG
COLCU, Group. ASTHMA, IN
FCH TIIH RNViD CVEE Of
CEEII-ST Cs}NsF s.EsTEOE,

CEEIINT C8NsE g.EGIOE,
and fr trr relief g Csusunl,e iatieuty u advanced
sin-a- u, fhs d.i-sas..
We med M s-#-k 20 i'c fr'Ec or IFS virtues
TIrUu-iusf every ar1 every h"Hgt Cf the
Er.rs.r States ifs vtutsfu CgfsS OF pulmonary
plants Rave Ui~'e ~ already f'-rao- Nay. frw tEc
Gu.a~ .u ANY ,i,iz.. rusut~y tbs curfiUeuf with
~s.s artrai resr az i-- injs and '-wervrt
tie s-T I.te wtaL Hsv5 a0t among them
living tT .E uF .f- victory tie subtle aud
Eyuus s5-.ss tta thr,t and a--- " bile 20 Is Tire
powerful ri5Gote YET iuoggu The frrfni
Is ilr and 5srE.Tr 'i the pulmonary organs
f. '-. she tl,s-au,-t aud Sast remedy that be
rfry-f fT IrfEIi- and ylUTE rTnIs. Parents should
have it asst fhe iusiiau, enemy ;Ast steals
uys4 ID uapipIaIr,l. We Ese abundant g;ouUes
believe the Csygg Fsrrr} saves lives ~ the
sir.uri.l> prevents than those st cures Keep il hy
YOU aaa your cold. while they cLrAle, nor neg
t 3.seri ut no EIIuaH ski master The Iue2uTrle
Car'sr .lHt fastened tie Nl-s eats NouT lie away.
al know the l-ratuI fatality ii lung disorders, and
they Euu virtues of this remedy, need not DO
tas. t-l it Is i made t.e bet = csn
tC ~ spare 70 tvil 70 produce II tie
uI-' u-rf ys l-- and fhrs afford those who rrly On
IL tae tes gent wis h skin tn furnish fer tEe.r cure
PREPARED BT DR.. ]. {. AVER,
Practical a2d Analytical Chemist, Lc7gell, Mass
4ND SOLD BY
Dr. J. @. White, Van Buren,. NJ Mayors & Bro,
Fort Smith, Dr. z. ). Mcconnell, Clarasyille, an,
by dealers il, medicine every here.
may 2i -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
L, c. WHITE, NJ. D,
Physician ana Surgeon.

HAviNo located permanently in Van B,ren. #
fers his professional services 10 the citizens of Var
Buren, and vicinity. Office at the drug store: resi-
dence ilr ihe pfcseGt, at Mr. Busticks hotel
jan. 10. '5I-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
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XyTAHD { SOUTIGAYD have inst received
~ ard offer for sale large assortment of
Hardware cunzt,ig l part II hoes, Mattocks. grub
bjag hoes froe Log. trace, fifth stretcher. lock and
halter chains. gram grass and brush scythes graiu
crai.a- CT and carpet tacks, brtdS, nails horse
shoe uni!s ca.tou AMI wool cards curry combs, gun
cap. --l. .a-H-. y cut, mil. pit aud hand saws,
c-a ils>rH- chs-r closet, TIL and door locks pad
lucl- clisels butts and screws, files all kinds,
scy!hc ra'hg rahcs, pitclforls, planes, plane bits,
bench screws, blacSsulIths bellows anvils, vices
aud hammers brass kettles, scythe stones steyards,
Logss ana shoe brushes, backing spoke shaves'
Lo 81 ar-ers. drawing knives, cast butts, table
hinge hammers hatelets, spirit levels, poe--t and
tal1-e ec-eEy, clrtaiu pins. table aud bed castors,
corn -... F.. spades and shovels. shovel and tongz,
cotton and II anIa rope, augers spike and nail
iuo,gl5 together with almost every article usual
Ig found la hardware stotes ". IL 5.
mas. Il. as
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Matches.

[ CASE of the renowned ~Congreye" Matches 10
l. gross, common friction matches ia paper and
wood boxes, just received and for sale by
JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
map Il '58.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Selves.

SA DOZ. Metallic and Wire Selves, assorted sizes
~ just received and for sale by
JSO. HENNY, WILLIAMS j, Co.
nay II. '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Lamp ClailllsseVs.

= DOz, of superior quality, just received and
- for sale by
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS L Go.
may IA i5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21

900 LBS. hard twist Il, Just received aud for
wv sale by JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co
may IL 5S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
BrOORns,

900 DoZ. assorted qualities. just received and
-sOO fir sale by
JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
may II, '5S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Seamless ESaCs.

> S0 of the above q and Bushel, superior
-CO quality just received and for sale by
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
may Ii, '5S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
w ON sE.

8 Van Buren, Lodge. No. =. \. F. NJ meets
xSS ON .4s 7seond Monday in each month. ;,t
~ their it.-.l ~ crthe tore II Walden. Bv
order OF the lodge
A. X FOSTER s.,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
New Drugs.

lust received at DR. l. G Whites drug store.
- new and fresh supply of Medicines, Paints.
ois. Varnishes, dye STUDS chemicals, DC. DC
l.. G. WHITE
April 2S 5s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
NEW HAIR DRESSING AND SHAVING SA-
LOON,

'F'HE undersigned would respectfully inform the
A citizens of Van Buren, and AL soiouruers in the
city, that lie hl- t.h ' isu-aifHrf'. - iu-h
house opposite the Aer...a 54.rrp t.- ... rsr-
pose If carrying a. the i.t- l'l eecs. IN i,s yari
oJls brauche- d" T. .. ..s.. e.at uyr. .ei. give
nea triad In c.uucrt..r vs.. r.- a...r 1.-i.r->
Ae vil l..t.. .-. ar. ..a" .s,.a. y..- nd clean
april %. IS. Nm YOUNG.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
DIR. rTLane's Vermifuge

Alsaps resorted to sleg every other remedy Fails
New York, Sep. Is, 1852.
cY-This is 10 certify that my csila, three years
old was troubled with worms some six months
had tried sever;.I kinds of medicine cut none of
them done any good; and it was not until tried
DR. MLane's celebrated vermifuge, prepared by
Fleming Bros that she found any relief. gave
Ter the contents of one bottle which brought from
her a very large quantity of worms, but they were
so completely cut to pieces it was impossible to
eoun them. My daughter is now doing we'll in
deed, she iscompletey restored tohealth. / there
fore take pleasure in recommending it to parents
would say, by all means keep supply of tLi,
valuable medicine constantly in your houses I
have known many children to Ire suddenly from
the Gscts of worms. 1t also not unfreouently
happens that children are treated for Group, when
the choking and coughing is caused altogether by
the irritation Of worms. Therefore / say again
keep 1t always in the house; it costs but little and
may be the means of saving life; and at any rate
it will save physicians bills
Ms. LANE, No 338 sth street.
eE Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. NJ
lanes celebrated liver pills manufactured by Flem-
ing Bros Pittsburgh, Pa. There are other pills
purporting to be liver pills before the public
DIR. Lanes genuine liver pills. also his yermifuge
can now be had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine without the signature of
t5el FLEMING BROS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Harness leather.

ofh POUNDS eastern man utacture iuss >
cOO ceived and for sale by
JN0. HENRY WILLIAMS d Co.
may IA, '5s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
EEEsspces Oil.

ZOO GALLONS in two aud five gallon tin
DOO cans and barrels. just received and for
sale ny JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
NAV IA '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Prints.

O0 CASES prints of new stvle and suitable for
- - spring trade, lately received and for sale by
feb %, IS HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Cider Vinegar.

10 BBI.S. family vinegar, superior article, Just
~ received and for s<,lc by
JNO. HENRY, WILL ANS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Extract of Ginger

> DoZ put cup exwressiy for this trade. tho-.
~ dealing in the article are rcquestcd to call
and examine for Themselves: ior sale by
feb 10 IS HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Notice.

A Ii who are indepied by note or account are
4 n respectfully requested 70 make pas aient i'm
Iasalabely l shall be necessarily compelled to
sue them as ! must raise money tn pay my debts.
need the cash aud nnst have it.
III. LYNCH.
april es. '5s. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21

HOME.S said complainant and files her bill against
~ said defendant, with the affidavit of ,I5hn T
Whttie, that said defendant is a non-resid ent OF
the State of Arkansas, whereupon 1t is ordered
that said defendant be and he is hereby notified of
the peudancy of this suit the object of which is to
obtain n divorce. and that said defendant bs and
he is hereby required to appear before the Judge
of said court nj q court be holden 1T the court
house ip said county on the 9th day OF September
A D. 1883, and plead, answer or demur to said
bill, or the will be taken confessed against
him. and decree eptered accordingly, and that
this order be published in some newspaper printed
in this State for two weeks successvely, the last
insertion be at least four weeks before the first
day of the next term of this court.
A. +. BERRY. Clerk.
A true copy from the record Attest
A L. BERRY, Clerk.
NAV oI. '5s-swTprs fee IS 90.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21

f@. Craw fof'i Lodge, No. 6 /. O. o. F. meet
sSss- at theiF Hall over the store of George
" Austin every Saturday night Officers
forthe present tenn. We Fin. land. \ G: H. Per
n II. v g; ". r. Heard Sec; l.. Willhaf, Tfeas'r.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Van Z p. lrhau a..
.suNf Received.


M F have Just received fine lot of oysters 81.
' dimes fresh salmon cheese. dried beef sau-
sage. Scotch herings, raisns sugar coffe e. Inolas
ses rice, whskey. 10 sacks fine salt, star candles
brooms, soap fine chewing tnbacco fire crackers
torPedoe~ TOYS, DC, for sale chzap by
april %, '5S-tf DICK d 10
New &uusnscT Clothing.
Ne' ALAS, Poor Toyic5 there are more thirr-- on
AZ earth than men dream oi Ia their Philo~ouhies
III Come and see the beautiful stock Of summer
goods for men and boys wear exhibited in tue store
Of S. }. ADLER and you will not alone be sur
PIised at the variety. superiority OF his clothing
but also be astonished at the low rates he sells them
for. He still adheres to his old maxim: Small prof
its and quick sa'e" His stock consists Of all sorts Of
Coats
Vests.
Shirts,
Hosiery
Hats, caps,
and a good assortment of
youths clothing DC.
Come and examine our stock
S.J. ADLER
april o. 5S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Saddlcry.

M EMS and ladies' saddles brides ma.tngaIe.
w surcngles grths, web reins de- jsist receiv
ed and for sale by
april ., 5S WARD & SOUTHMAYD 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
EE..EKE.,.r.

&LI-~ .r. .ls.. I.Hr..- a.. .l.-
Il dreus at-. all ot ai. '.5-.. ..a a-. r,-
ccigej hy WARD -ur---r }NU
apri, - 'rs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-05-21
Eaafs.

MEMS and BOYS California, Rich'and, I'm
q ion. Planters, Moleskin and wool hats, Sum,
e~Ss mer hats, Dc, just received and for sale by
raavIt.'5S. WARD tt SOUTHNAID.
SusassEics.
900 Oh Inligo,
AOO loco o. Maddsr
500 oz. CopPeras,
Bbis. Black pepper,
Ginger,
Alspice,
Ep Salts,
500 o. Birthstone,
$50 +" Flour Sulphur,
500 Putty.
I5O Ex. Ioswood
Just receiued and for sale by
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