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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-20

The Ohio Legislature has passed resolutions
expressing confidence in the Administration; re-
affirming the Cincinnati platform; declaring the
refusal of the Lecompton Convention to submit
the constitution TO the people as unwise and un
fortunate for the peace of Kansas; instructing
the Senators of the State and requesting Repre-
resentatives to vote against the Lecompton Con-
stituton, or any other constitution not clear
expression of the will of the people.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-20

NEGROES FOR SALE.-On Friday, tie l2h
IN day of February next, the undersigned will sell
on the farm of the late VIM. Mills, miles north o.
Staunton, on Middle River, or LIKELY NEGROES
one negro woman about 90 years old, with two
young children, boy about Is years old, and man
about 90 years of age. ,
These slaves will be sold at months credit, the
purchaser executing negotiable note satisfactorily en-
dorsed b. DUNLAP,
JNO. A. MILLS,
Executors of Vim. Mills, decd.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND CENTRAL A.
MERIoA.-!Surrender of Col. anderson to Conn.,.
PauHing.-T steamer Star of the West, from
Aspinwall, with dates to the 4th inst, arrived
at New York on the 14th inst She brings la
ter news from California and Central America.
A street ARRAY occurred at Sacramento be-
tween Mr.. Sumner, relative of Senator Sum
ner, and Mr.. Shipley, an editor. Mr.. Sumner
was badly beaten.
We cannot learr full particulars of the surren-
der of Col. Anderson at Punta Arenas, but pas
sengers state that Com. Pauding sent several
boats up the river and commanded him to sur
render. The boats were full of marines from
the frigate Susquehanna, Capt Sands in COM
mand. Before surrenderng Col. Anderson sunk
the lake steamers, blew up Fort Castillo and
DESTROYED the ammunition. The Nicaraguans
hold Fort Carlos and the river. The steamer
San Carlos had been given up by Costa RIGA, the
latter bsying witbdai pfstensions 70 the tef-
ritory claimed by Nicaragua.
A correspondent of the n Y. Times, at Aspin-
wall, writes that Nicaragua and Costa Rica have
settled all differences which existed between
them. and have despatched 500 men against
Col. Anderson. Anderson, however, proposed to
surrender to Capt Sands. The latter sent
force up the river and met Anderson on the
steamer Ogden, which he took without resist
ance. Among the men taken were Ii. W. Sum
merford, of Georgia, W. A. Johnston, OF N. @.
and W. H. Taylor, of Lynchburg, Va. These
are on board the frigate Wabash.
FROM PERU AMP CHILI.-The Government of
Chill has made concessions, and all fears of a
revolution have ceased.
The Peruvian authorities have committed an
other outrage against the United States, having
taken sailor from an American ship and LASH
ed him on buoy as punishment for having
struck Gillian The American Captain pro-
tested against the punishment, on which the
Peruvian Commander insolently replied, that
eff he did not mind his own business he would
be put in the sailors place" The American
Minister is investigating the matter.
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ISAKM FOR SALE shall, las trustee under the
l. will of Philip Dold. dec a. proceed to SELL on the
prs fssss ION gnfsday HDrh "a! 1858, FARM, con-
tanning about 2I3 Acres, some 80 or 40 acres of
which srein timber. The farm is well wa,ered-a
6rst rate Spring near the hose and several others
crossing almost The whole extent of the farm, afford
ing water to all the fields.
Thc greater part of the place has been used for
Grazing purposes for several years, and has good
blue grass sod on it. About ~ Of it Meadow
land IL lies miles from the Fishersville Depot, and
adoins the lands OF DR.. A. Dold, William Caldwell,
and others.
The improvements consist Of comfortable DWELL
ING, Barn, and other out-houses.
TERMS :-0ne.fourth of the purchase money in
hand and the residue in one two and three years. the
purchaser giving bond with good security for the de-
ferred payments and the title TO be retained until the
payment of the whole of the purchase money
Amy person wishing TO view the land before sale,
will please call Dr. A. Dold Jos. Morrison p Burns
or either of them, who will take pleasure in showing
it, III. faT-u GEO. BAYLOR, Trustee.
Jan. 90 ls57-tds
I UUK TO YOUR INTEREST, FARM.
IL ERS!-I sold last season 30 odd Of McCOR-
MICK'S COMBINED REAPERS AND MOWERS,
all of which gave great satisfaction. As Agent for
Mr.. Nice, again offer those Machines to the farmers
of the Valley. have large Hand Bills and Blank Or
ders on hand. Friends, please order early, that
-' ''N'' '''' ''ff THORNTON BERRY,
Jan. 90, l85s-2m Cline's Mill or Staunton.
~ flnd, ROCK neg. ana lenih Legion copy.
NOTICE.-MR JOHN LOCKRIDGE-SIR
IN You will take notice that. on tie 18th day of
Feruary 1858, shall proceed, in the town of Glen
vile, Gmer county, Va, at the Tavern of Jacob p.
Keiser before competent authority, to take the
dispositions of Jacob p Keser and Others to be read
in my behalf in suit depending the Circuit Court
of Highland county, the law side thereof, in which
am plaintiff and you and others defendants
And if not taken on that day, to be continued from
day to day until completed.
Jan. 90 lS5S-lm WIN. LOCKRlDGE.
NTOTICE.-The Bonds. Accounts, &C., due to the
~ late firm of Kayser Strbling and Kayser, Strib
ling 4 Co., to the lst day of july 1855, have been
transferred and are now due to the undersigned, to
whom payment must be made without delay, as it is
indispensable that the business should be closed at
once
He hopes that no one interested will disregard this
notice. and for their accommodation, he can at all times
be found at the Store Of Kayser Sribling Co.
Those having claims will please present them i'm
mediately.
Jan. go, 1858. DAVIS A. KAYSER.
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VALUABLE GRAZING LAND IN WEST.
EnN KlRGINlA.-The undersigned offers for
sale SURVEY OF LAND upon Big Beaver Greek,
in the county of Raleigh about miles from the coun
y seat and 22 miles from the junction Of the Giles,
Fayette and Kanawha Turnpike and the Grayson and
n. Carolina Turnpike. This body of land embraces
not less than 400 Acres of Bottom Land, good deal
Of which is Wild Cherry and Crab Apple bottom, and
the residue the best quality OF White Ouk and Dog
wood upland, and all arabic but about 100 acres
This tract is well watered the Creek and its branch
es, and affords some of the finest Springs in the
ty, and has abundance of Stone Coal
This body of land has been divided into two tracts
-one Of 525I Acres of which 200 acres are measured
bottom and the other of 6Ss5 Acres which is estima
ted to contain an equal amount of bottom or Creek
land, and has more arabic upland.
The title is indispuable, and will be conveyed with
general warranty. This Survey presents the most com
pact and richest body of Grazing Land in this county
aud has about loo acres cleared and under fence in
both lots, and a small but comfortable Log House.
Both, or either of the lots will be sod may be de.
sired.
TERMS:-0ne-haft the purchase money in hand,
and the residue in one and two years, with nteres-
from possession. ALFRED BECKLEY
Wildwood, Raleigh CO., Va, Jan. 90, ls5s-2m
EXECUTOR'S sALE.-As executor Of John
~ Rrandeburg, decd, will proceed, on Saturday,
Taylor Hoge, in the town of Staunon, to sell TO the
highest bidder, the LUMBER ROOM adjoining said
store, with the Ground in the rear reseryirg pass
way feet wide to the Of the Kitchen for the use
of the dwelling house.
TERMS OF SALE :-0ne.f fourth in hand, (or by nego-
atiahe note at four months, satisfactorily endorsed,
with interest added and the residue in i, 2, and
years, with interest from day of sale.
At the same time, Will sell fine Horse and Bug
gy and Harness. large fine Herring Fire Proof Safe
10 Shares OF Central Railroad Stock Share of Rich
mond and Staunton Telegraph Stock, and other Per-
sonal Property not necessary to mention. upon cred
it Of six months, for we'll endorsed negotiable notes.
Persons indebted to said Brandeburg, are notified
to come forward and settle, and those having claims
anst him are requested to give notice 10 the under
signed Of the amount of their claims BY the day of SALE
-s~fs ~ II. NJ BELL
is - Exor of John Brandeburg, decd
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VALUABLE GRAZING LAND in WEST.

Mr.. Daniel F. Slaughter. Mr.. James Barbour.
Richmond, Jan. 90 lS5S-2m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-20

JOHN A. HARRIS,
Late of the firm of Harris
& Echols, Richmond.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-01-20

~ ARDEN SEED.-Just received large lot of
(T Iandreth's fresh and genuine Garden Seed:
~ DIR. r. Ii. 4 j. C. KINNEY.
Stanton Jan. 90, 1858.
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JAN 90 s58---tds Il ~
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majority.
MISUNDERSTANDING the bills pass
ed was one incorporating the Valley Agricul-
tural Society.
On motion of Mr.. Claiborne, the Kansas reso-
lutions introduced by Mr.. Coghill, yesterday,
were called up. In calling them up, MIR. q. said
that even if the Lecompton constitution contain
ed the frauds mentioned yesterday by the Sen
ator from Augusta, he should vote for the re-
ception of Kansas with it, and leave to the fed
eral judiciary the detection and prevention oil
those frauds. Even if it contained the odious
tenets of the Mormons, there was nothing IN the
constitution of the United States to reject 1t.
Various substitutes for the resolutions were
proposed, and elected considerable debate:
Mr.. Stuart said. he had prepared a series OF
resolutions to offer this morning, but hnding
from the feeling of the Senators that no suostl-
tute would be tolerated, he would not offer them.
He saw that the dominant party had converted
a national question into party question, anu III
doing so they had treated the minority as aliens,
and had excluded them from their consultation.
Comparing dates, he thought he understood very
well that these resolutions had been drawn up
in caucus in reply to letter which the execu-
tive of the State had lately written, protesting
TO speak the opinions of the Democracy. Con-
celVlng IL, therefore, 10 DC u iaiiiiy 'oi oe"o'
he would adopt the principle of non-interven,,,
ton. and ask to be excused from voting on all
questions, arising out of the resolutions.
Mr.. Douglas, in reply to Mr.. Stuart, said that
if the resolutions contained sound principle and
strict truth, he could not see what injury they
could sustain from having been the offspring of
caucus and he would appeal to the gentle
men of the opposition not to withhold their sup
port. He would vote for the resolutions, not as
q rebuke to the Executive of Virginia, for utter
ing his sentiments in his New York letter; but
as counterblast to the opinions there expressed.
Mr.. Beale appealed to the Senator from Au-
gusta to reconsider his resolution.
Mr.. Stuart, in reply, stated the disadvantage,
GUS position the minority occupied, deharred
from consultation with regard to the resolutions
before them, and called now, not for dellbera-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11

Cbnsump'ireS DO T despair til you have tried AYEns
CHEREY PrCroR 1t * made by of the l.st medical
chemists IN tho world and it, all around bcseak
the high merits of IL NiItues. ltillasiiI E4I1.r
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
1PH
5 s < Q WARD

INTARD 4 SOUTHMAID have Just received
W aud offer for sale, large assortment of
Hardware c"usting in part Of hoes, Mat.cks: grub
hing hoes frocs hog, trace Fifth. stretcher lock and
halter chains. grain grass and brush seythes grain
CRADLES cut AMI carpet tacks, brads nails, horse
shoe nails. cotton ami wool cards, curry combs gun
cap gun lucis~ \ cut, mill. pit at,i hand saws
candle~tick- chest closet till and ,!onr locks pad
lccks chi-tIs, butts and screws, files all kinds.
,cythe stiatIes rases pitchforis l;,e> plane bits,
bench screws, biack>inith's bellows, anvi.s, vices
and hammers bras kettles. scyihe stones stel yards
horse ami shoe bru-hos, bl;cking, spoke siaves'
hollow au.scTs ,lrawiu-- knives east t,,,ts table
hinges, hammers h.tctrfs spirit levels packet and
liable cut lcry. cr1aiu pins. table AMI bed castors
corn mi-.- spades ami -hpsel~, shovel and tongs.
cotton ;5iI laauiiia r"Ve, aug-rs sI9ke aud nail
giuIbici. t--iayr lila almost -ery article usual
l. f,glrl Ia hIr iv,sre stores. W. d ).
may II -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Announcing mas Is fur STAT, oificc. oo
Yearly advertisers viii beconhned Ia thcirlevi,.
innate busiucs~
Legal advertisements will De shar.,cd cor a. the
usual rates : per square for the iirsi inserti,n
anu my cent. Tor each subsequent inserten. All
casual Advertisements - in he claf,,cI al The am,
anu must be marked the number of Insertions
Advertisements OF personal alteration. will in
al cases, be charged per square for the first in
scrti"n aIla - io' each continuance, aud must le
paid for ia dira1.cc.
- Our advertising friends are desired To send
IN their favors or before 10 o'clock ,yary M
"fsS9g morning, asourpaper usually goes oprcss
Friday morning
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
NEW HAIR DRESSING AMI SHAVING SA-
LOON.

ME undersigned would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Y an Buren, and all soourners in the
city, that be has established himself in the old Bush
house opposite the Wewokee Saloon for the pur-
pose of carrying the above business in its vari
ous branches to tie satisfaction ofall who will give
me trial. In connection with the above business
he will bleed, cup and draw teeth, plug and clean
teeth, IN the best manner 1t the anne place.
april %, '5S. WM YOUNG.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11

T. MoRTLEF. Es2- Of CT.cA, n. T.. writes: al have
used your Pc'or myself and in my family ever since
you invented IT, and Believe it the best medicina for i,s
purpose put out With bad cold shfshl soener
pay twenty-five dollars for bottle than DO without It,
take other remedy"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Castings

4 Y assert Of oil kinds of castings Just received
~ and for sale by
June 4, AZ WARD IL SOUTHMA1D.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Soda a. @aI;rratus-

4 SUPERIOR article pulyerized in sIb boxes.
L n also in bbls and kegs, jvst received aud for
sale bv
feb 90 5S HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11

SsskikTiNG, harness and bride leather hog skins,
~ pad skns, welting skins enamsIled leather en-
ameed drilling DC just received and for sale by
uprh :, % WARD a S0UTHMAYD.- :.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
EEEWOEzpiE SALOON.
Main Street,
Van Buren,. Arkansas,

~ u THE undersigned would give notice to
SsMe all those desirous of drinking Wewokee
~ Water, puro from the Fountains of Old
Bourbon, lone glass of which is warranted to pos
scss more virtue than al the Holy water in Priest
dom seven times blessed by the Pspc) that they
keep the article in its unadulteratec state. and feel
de~rous of serving their customers as formerly
mixed or unDixed, punched cocktaicd or strait 10
quantities to suit the taste and constitution of each
and every individual. Come therefore all We that
thirst and quench it il the fountain, of life whose
powers of incantation is the soul of isv.
NI.k d 10.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Selves.
Seamless Bags.
Matches.
Lamp Chinsncys

DOZ- of superior auality, just received an
- for sale by b.
JNO. HENRY, WILLIA.iS & Co.
may H. 5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

FINIE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost produce this best most perfect
purgative which is known TO Innuu.er,be proofs
shown that these Pills have virtues which sur2as in
excellence the ordinary medicines, aud that they un-
prccedentedy upon the esteem Of all They safe
and pleasant 10 take hut powerful to Their pene-
trng properties stimulate the vital OF the body
the distinctions Of its organs purify the blood
expol disease. They purge out the huuors which
breed and grow dsteIuper, stimulate sluggish dsor-
dred organs into their natural action, npart healthy
tone with strength TO the whole system. No; only do
they cure the everyday sHIlaints oC every body, but
also formidable ard isuaza that have Ja1led
the best Of human sEl. Whic they produce powerful
effects they the sao time in diminished doses tho
safest and best ply sic that BE- employed for Children
Being surarcoaed they pleasant take; and being
purely vegetable from any risk Of HARM Cures
have been made which surass belief they sub
stantaed ly Of such exalted position character
as TO forbid the suspicion Of untruh. Many eminent
clcTyuen and physicians have ltt their names TO certify
% the public the reliability Of my remedies willie others
have the their conviction that my
rreparatiors contribute immensely the relief Of my
afflicted suffering fellov-ncn.
The Agent bciow named i pleased furnish Gratis nv
American Almanac containing directions for their use and
Certificates CT their cugas the following ccnplaints-
Cos:iyeness, bilious Complaints. rheumatism. Drorsy,
sea indigestion Morbid rst.an of tho Bowels and pain
arising teio' eney l271 of Appetite, all Ulcer
and Cl.faur1uS p7ases piich require eyaciaut
medicine SCrofu'a Kings yil They also Nv pIrfy-
ing the blood ard Ftirl-sIa tbe syt c y,1,;v
complaints which Il would BE supposed they could
reach such Deafness. Partial BDIuess Neuralgia and
Nervous ITi'.itg b,GanccmPuts q The Liver and Kid
nrys Gout ard other kind red coaIiilts srisiug from
low state Of the b ~ obstruction of ts functions
Do not be put OF by unPrincirlei dealers with
other pin they make more prcut on. Ask for AYERS
Pills, and take nothing else. No other they give
you compares with this in i.s ntrnyic vaue curative
powers The sick want the best aid there is them,
and they should have II.
Prepared by DR.. j. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
PRICE 2o Cts. Box Five Boxes FoE-sI.
SOLD By
DR.. i. G. White, Van Buren,, NJ. Mayors & Bro
Fort Smith. Dr.. Z. f. Mcconnell, ClarksyiIle, anC
by dealers in medicine everywhere.
may 81, IS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Sa4dEcry.

4 FULL and complete assortment Of saddlea,
y brides martugales. surcngles grths whipa
saddlchags. leather and web reinz strrup feathers
wooden stirrups &c, Just received and for sale by
feb Pc, IS HEERY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
fIiElsectI Oil.

ZOO GALLONS in two and five gallon tin
cOO cans and barrels, just received and for
sale by JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
may Il '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Fresh Garden seeds.

4 tARG gquantity offresh Shaker G arden Seed,
Aof every variety put up in boxes, which ar. .,,-
pe:ior 10 any that have ever been brough, 10 this
market and Tor sale low for cash by
jan. Is, '5S. :
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Blankets,

900 PAIRS. 6, !. y. andia point white Mac.
COO kinac blankets; loo pairs 3 and !, pcns
blue Mackinac blanllet,; 10 pairs II merno bed
blankets; also white and plapl saddle banket., all
Of late arrivals and for sale bv
feb 26, IS HENRY, WILLIAMS A Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS

For short time over the wholesale house of Ward
& Southmayd, where he is prepared to take Pic
tures in GH the itfet styles of te art. Pictures of
the largest size in frames and cases To the smallest
size locket, breast pin, finger rings and bracelets
taken n few seconds regardless of weather.
Mr. Davis iatters himself that from his long
periencc in tn" business; that he VIII be able to
please the most Ths'fd;ySss.
~ The public invited to call and examine
specimens and stock, whether in want of pictures
CT not.
NAV 2I '5S-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
NOOdcIaWarc. .

UoOdcEwarc.
10 nests common and iron bound l bushel
measures.
doz well buckets, assorted sizes.
% wirk selves, %"
as pals. painted and vanished,
3 "a cedar brass bound r'
buckets cedar brass bound covered
Cannies's cedar assorted sizes
wood trays and bowls assorted size,
10 nests cedar tubs assorted szes.
Is painted "
80 painted toy pails F
% " cocoa dippcrs.
cedar chuTns, superior article all of
which have been latelX received aud for sale Ly
ieb 20, 3S HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
BUST Received.
New Summer Clothing.

New Summer Clothing.
>qo ALAS. Poor Yorick, there are more things on
IS earth than men dream fin ther PHILOSOPHERS
IL. Come and see the beautiful stick of summer
goods for men and boys wear exhibited i'm the store
Of 5. j. ADLER and you will not alone be sur
prised at The variety superiority o. his clothing,
but 40 he astoni>hcd at the low rates he sells them
for. He still aderes 10 his old maxim: Small prof
its and quick sales" His stock consists of all sorts of
Goats,
Vests,
Shirts,
Hosiery,
Hats, caps
and good assortment of
youths clothing. DC.
Come and examine our stock.
81. ADLER
april %, SO
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
TERMS OF THE
arkansas intcIlincnrrr.

The AEKASsas lNrEueEScER ispubIisbela at Van
Barren every Friday morning at two dollars p.r
annsin, which may be discharged by thepsymept
ton ofthe year
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
1-NOtice.

4 IL who are indepted by note OF account are
IA respectfully requested to make payment i'm
mediatcly or i shall be necessarily compelled to
sue them as must raise money to pay MY debts
need the cash and must have Il.
april cs. ,5s. :
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
White aIad Red Lead.

1Sl KEGS pure No. white lead; 25e pounds
A'O red lead in packages to suit purchasers
just received and for sale bv
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il Co.
may II, 81
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
FEefISSpS.

100 BARRELS superior molasses; 50! bar
w rels do, just received py
feb os IS HENRY WILLIAMS & Co
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Extract of Ginger.

, - DoZ. put cup eNwrcs5ly for this trade. those
- dealing in the article are requested to call
lnd examine for themselves: for sale bv
feb l9, SO HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Candy, RaiSiRS & Figs.

100 BONES ssortodcandy; l0 boxes rock 10.
iOO loo bunch and layer raisins; SO half am
quarter boxes do; i2oolb fresh figs. all Of which
have been just received and frr sale by
feb IL, '5S HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Ean(S.

MEMS aul Bows Califorrie. Eic!,Iand Tn
Is i,ri Planters N",c-sin a'rI 81 hats, SUM
~ n,er hats, 6e, ju-t received ard isr sal" by
NAV H. IS WARD Il SDUrfIMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
SEgEsCirEcA,

StaEsQEEc@,
200 S5; i$5d 5":.il @.. nsa.s.r.
1900 Coppyras,
Bbl-. Black pepper.
:: Ginger.
Ajl-pirr,
> Ep- Suits,
500 Or. Briu-tt5I..
$50 Flour S;IIlaUy,
aUU Putty,
IJo TX I-pgwunl.
just receiuel and for z:i, hv
NAV ii. SIS. WARDG SOUTEMAED.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Paints ~ Oils.

Paints AZ Oils,
bbls linsee1 oil,
tanners OIL
lard oil
spirits turpcniipc,
100 Kegs white lead No. !, and puroS
Paris green in oil, .
chrome dry,
yellow,
Prussan blue,
Fcrrade SIENNA
Venetian red
Spanish brown
Yellow ochrc,
Red lead.
Black lead
Litheragc.
British lustre.
Spanish whiting and chalk
Putty and lamp black, all on hand md for
sale by -
feb %, '5S HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 70
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11

n DZ- Texas saddle trees. received per steams
: Z Hisknan, and for sale by g
apti ?, IS. WARD ss SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Star Candies.

.CS0 BOXES, consisting of whole, half ansi
@cO quarter boxes, Just received and for sale
10y JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
|, C. WHITE, M. d.
I'hySiciarl and Surgeon.

HtyING located permanently in Van Burcn. a.
icrs s professional services o. the Citizens Of Van
Bnren and vicinity. Office at the drug store .e..
dence Tor the present, at 1ir. Bo-ticks hotel.
jan. Is '51-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Grain Cradles.

r. DOZ. wilcox's celebrated grain cradles, stock
lOed complete and ready for use, just received
and Tor sale Nv r
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
may IL '58
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-06-11
Sugar.

100 HoGSHEADS new crop sugar Just re
1Op ceived and for sale hv
feb 26, IS HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co E