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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
EIkLAAD, ZAAESllLLE s GIN
HAILROAD.
Il - -:

On and after March 8, 1858
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
Il leave CeFeland IN the trains the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad az fl5 P. NJ. changing raTs At
Hldso1,l for CuyshOga Falls. Akron, OrtFille aud
Miersburs: connecting Al Orryle with tralrs the
Pittsburgh Fl Wayne and Chicago x. R, east and west
for Cantn, Masson Wooster, LOudenille and Mansfield
Trains leave AlerSburg for Cleveland at 6 % A. A and
ls5 M, eounecng a Orrvie with Z aims The p Fl
C. r r. BY which passengers, from Cannn, Massii-
Wooster, Luudensille and Mausded reach Cleveland
BY the evening train stl00J p. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

1919. lo3os
The Northern transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w run their well known and popular lins Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPFLLERS AND
SAILING TESSELSi
Resqfy hetween Osds sh1rsh and csweso. and the Up
per Lakes, forming
Dalig Line betirsea OgdensbuTgh and 0slregO,
aad Ports on Lake Ere
And 1Ii-Weekly Line between Oslensbag and Osweso
and Ports on Lake Michigan connecting a. OgdenSbursh
with the OgdcnsbuTgh and Nernnnt Gen tral Route be-
tween Osdensurgh. Burlington, Concord, Manchester
with Iicvey Crawford OsWeso inc uf Ihify Flst
Class Canal Boats. age slze on The enlarged eaua he
tween CDsyego and New York, thus aforinE Regular
Sneedg and Cheap Route. with but
tween Boston New England and New 70 md West
This Company having made the most ample arrange
meats Al for lock and Storage faci win abuE-
a. nj accommodations fr handling, asserting and Shipping
Freighf uon the plan prctced az Ogdensburgh guar
lntse tho sale, prompt and perert delivery OF all property
This Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
Transgoi ation Line OF Canal Boason the Ohio Canal
line Of Propelerso Lake Superior, Hnd with Railroads
Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis, LOUISVILLE and 81
LOUIS.
AGENTS AND coNsIGNERs:
Myers. ces'ss CTS kinhell Al los STATE 81
Geo CiarE, Il9 broad 81, Crawford Co, Ogdsnsbh
p c Hoyey,3 New York New York
HoSev Crawford, os~esO. wm 7: walker Toledo Q
MSlhsr Co. Chicago M BsIeiay Co, hSssRss
cONsIGNEEs
LocKEn Co. Racine. y. J. KIRkLsSD. ShsboFsss,
ChambeFlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 3
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
STANDART, BEMIS & MURRAY,
ROnUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT

We ue receiving the following we'll kn0Wn bTands0f
Flour consignment which We call The attention
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
THE CLEVELAND and PITTSBURGH RAIL-
R0lD COMPANY,

Having made arrangement wuh the PIIIsnurgh, EGTt
wayne and Chicago r; r. Co, Tor the joint Of
their Track be wcen Rochester and Pittsburgh,
Will run Trains Daily, Sundays excepted as follow s.
COMMENCING Monday. May lLLL. ls5s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
AaENrs AND coNsIaxERs

LoekEn Co. Racine. u ! KrEkIs.SD. SAshoEs.s,
CbambeFlin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland, Q
i5S-i.f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

B.COBB 4 CO., RESPECTFUL
~ -, cation Of Traclers and Dealers 10 ils
- ennraciuE the most p1pu ar eii1 approved
Sb5o 5ogs Ia uss We ksep tese books m iafse glAi
fifiss tle stock is and "a soo1 elilio anu a. f
css md terms are reasonable
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09

H CL ARK late buslne sgent Of Thatcher Burtfk
Co, has connected himself with celebrated
estah snmenf IN Michigan for the Transaction OF The
Lumber business n CleEeland By tbs connerun thew
prepared 10 sell all kinds Of Lumber either al Retail OF
By the Cargo a. prces accordingly. aP27dEw3m Isf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-09
Brass FOundery.

j h CLAkK la DAVIS. JAMES ]. DAVID
II. CLARK 4 CO.-Manufactu
~ sand Dealers IN Lumber. Shingles Laih, kc Meruin
ST. sth Yard above Division Sheet Bridee Clevelsud
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Let Every One Raise Something

How many thousands have said, during
the past Hinter, '.If these hard times had
only come On a, early Spring, instead OF
early FJH, we should have been able TO
stand it, for we could have earned our liv-
Ing, from the ground, in the Summer.
We can dig and plant, if manufacturing,
mining, trading, and commerce are dull
True enough. Bat Spring has now
come, and money matters are not much
improved, and tens of thousands will fad
no work in their line Nor is yoUr time
to lay out plans for earning something
certain to stay the Fangs Of hunger ofyOur-
self or your family, even if you can not
earn money. If you are out Of work or
other employment, or have only half and
insufficient or nominal wages, now is your
time to secure a piece Of land to cultivate,
ifyou can no. &c. work from farmers. All
you lounge-s, hangers Oh, and unemployed
whoever yo1 are : look out for some land
a feS rods or few acres-plow it well,
or spade it deeply-pulverize, drain, and
manure-sow, plant, (ani weed the most
useful and profitable seeds, for family sup
port and for sale. If anything better
comes in your way, you can dispose of your
products on some terms, aud take hold Of
the better paying business. But, by pa
tieut toll in the earth, you can earn much
towards living, aud perhaps something
over; you can gain good stock Of health
you can be kept from the temptations Of
idloaess; aud above al you can enjoy more
cheer.uluess Of mind than if repuiug in
Incidence, suffering from real or imaginary
wants, living Ike sponge upon your
friends, or wasting time aud money in
boo;less efforts to ''hunt up work, which
is quite as likely to find you as You are to
fll il.
YES, get some land-work it on shares,
or by some other means-and you will Go
good, get good, and be ready to engage
with more zest and stronger arms and
fuller lungs in any money paying business
that may present itself upon change of
times.
Many Of the female members Of families
can in the cool seasons of the day aid ma
teri2!ly in winning livelihood from the
earth, by a little work at wedding, &c, in
gardens. No small share of the years
food can be found, BY little diligent
search - ---,-N r'~.- ~e @--..-i
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
Fr5-s ia Neg Lg-a9r CSroriea
GROW VS.. KEITT.

Tie : -uth-rn~ csue down Ike Eits on Lis prey;
ard tl.- clivaIry followed, 10 see the sfrsy:
And he cried With OATH while be shook Ike mouse,
'V hat business have you This side Of the house'
Then s;rEs Nj. Grov-quite easy aud cool
lie knew b II bully, and thought LIin a fool
.NIy ri -ht ]. Iua;ntan, IN this hsi Of the free,
t. .at-y-at- ~ nsn please. ani wherever Ibe -
What mean you, ,sii heitt,hy the answer you msie
Szil t5roH. again. c5oily-"I mean; what sald.'
Ia language unlike tie polite Mr. GuPpy,'
Ks.:t sali. you're a Black Republican PUPPY
Answered th the words aud the spunk o! tie free,
..S4 drive! O: slaves cracks hi- lash over me"
SsfJ ..rhira!-51s- Ke.tt-'.WeIl see about ihst,'
A. D.. s--.r - Grows - -oar, Ike wild mountain cat
Just then came n .'stunuer beneath his left ear.
And .-r Gentleman from south Carolina felt cueeT
III. -g,red that "stnDner as planted BY Grow:
But ~CLiya-ry~ !-nr.es be iust-'-stuboe5 his toe
Then n rushed th- South. In a terrible plight
And on rushed the North, 10 black ny" the Right:
Ni--.u.a tired 04,- like = g. an June;
F-u.-g tsaul4 caught Up 4 stgDe-ware Il itt1on,'
Ohio -. .I.I 'r.uud.r and il seemed very plain
Wa wishing friend Grow would nit him again"
Wisconsin vas there ''sfriEuE out rlEht and .eft
l,iuois-Missi->iTp-of reason bertf-,
The south Lit the North terrible iic =
The North made a .'grab'-and '-o4 W. nj wig
Then a.-anded a shout. and ~ went a roar,
When lie wig va rvpiacei with 'bsck side before "
And the North. lccB ing on and enjoying the zig,
Thought the head turned round ss well as the viz
Now reace is restored: 50, when Congress d!ourrs,
And tie Member" 70 south Carolina returns;
III. friends NAV declare he has lost all his wits
Tia; -NoT,berner' gave him particular ITS
l,t vel hope that the ladies' forgetting the blow,
vii Present him cane and then-tthd Up La TO-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

be had taken something else besides, for
VOLTS shirt and mantle were nowhere to
be found. Without greeting and without
thanks, the stranger was gone-a very
painful disappointment for the philau,hro-
pic Wolf.
"That is what you have go. BY your
kindness" said Ursula, Indignantly to her
husband, on hearing the bad news. $50
We have harbored a man who has robbed
US By way Of thanks. That shall not
happen to me second time"
"Well, WE'LL" replied Wolf. philosopbi
ca,ly, "we need not break our hearts abou,
it Have We not had whole house with
court and garden given to Us? We can
afford TO lose shir, and a mantle. The
runaway can not possibly say Of Us that
We have used him i'll. 1t would have been
worse if be had died in the house, or in
fected US with the plague, though, for the
matter of that he cannot have had it him
self."1
That such the rasst n question occasion
ally fund among Ihs HGs-ites = dsui-i; tut
tie visitor il question cannot b. seceIt-d all
snTscsiiun oitL- doctrines h1h these
seTe emYL-ti1aIly thee of the GssPsI.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
WITH THE ANGELS.
II W. sTAER

M.1--f-.,v slow. o winds,
Nr4-Hta '. b vs. tonight;
49, t' = m g rh- -ilge-in- eaEtl
T. H.EH-sl- FL. 'i and White.
EraH rv .H- h- .Ev arms
IT, -.,.l..r- = l'l-tL thT-7,
C.ssr...I o. IT, breast With sweet cares,
ALi w4r,h-E 'r..h tender cz-g.
T-ft s.rus 1Jl or G1a,r
War.u- Z ? sunny air,
Or -l.rilE blades " velvet grass,
Thou EesTe., WIKI patient care
a mot y. sri thou woulI'st know
Wlat I-rc.gls Cu- l hold;
w az li-tl-, gold q bead. il-- loS,
II.irv-i ny VHu the mould
E.r-.-s tiiue own 1svs lrr-srt.
Arms stI liI1;l-i sad white,
Cha p l;Ts tlir- 07sn have cA-esseI,
y --.c Will Ue ta-ui-Lt-
Ta.ulF tloI't SIX hin tsck-
H. 2l.ue-is us5ne alone;
Tea'a t.rS from thee a precious sift
To give NE tack II ovN."
Ee 2, Keep Thy treasure, Earth
Nothing hast thou Tor ne;
J yl.i .HS M darling Up 10 COP,
l.. sRN.NES gave 70 the.
NJ .L.'i w.aE- crown U; gold,
would To-; Sim L with tsars
Nh-n I know tlsr he il hut taken tEoIl
Tie Tsir Hfcacl.u- yrE-s-
Over III watching earth.
H-zs. : b.aw, % E.n5s,
! u rs.n not r-a-A tAe golden courts
y here th- angels chant thsiE hymns.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
ra-The Leeompton papers are jus

ea-The Lecompton papers are just
now in pretty pickle. About half their
political articles are hot with their wrath
in denouncing Forney, Douglas, Walker
& Co; and the other half are wet with
tears as they implore them to como back
and save the party. The South says
they must believe and act thus and so, or
be out Of the party, and keep out until
hey repent of their unpardOnable SID.
The North says they may think and they
may do just as they please, about anything
aud any ybody, if they will only return and
remain dooile slaves Of their Southern
brethren.
Some bsck, come back !" lie cried in srief
Across the stormy water.
"And III forgive your Highland Chief
Ny daughter, o, my daughter
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

ra.TLe -ar--ss of path from ,7niagious and other
dases anon. ;h- Children q numerous families .-s
-; sriuklsd many burial Iars wiki -7-z
5E.yzs -l- -s..7riu g r.-aut H0.r:tse frsrart --'
J .---- ssss O.. the sd. '.nei s.Aaza., They AZ
n f-r~v-se,-a Burs sh.rt -ae az. the au'hcress
szv hey LIKE ohs-ub yi-lI uH rs hold uTon earthly
thing aa3 F-.s into tie larl e siiEltaa! besuty IN
tie following lines, sic t-a'hes tie story O; her lss N
lau.uass beautifully Ia5llIeii y the :r1e gri; q Chris
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
ANOTHER TEXAs-The whole Admin

ANOTHER TEXAs-The whole Admin
istration being now subservieut to the
Slave Power, it is doing its utmost by It's
secret agents to get another slice from
Mexico, fOr slave purpose. Its officers
and their confederates are plotting all the
dissensions possible at the Capitol of
Mexico, and inducing the States to setup
Independence" wherever they can. Just
now, several Of the North, Eastern States
are iustigated to form Sierra Madre Re-
public, under a leader named Nidaurri.
The desperate and reckless from the U.
5. are invited to rush into this new Sla-
very trap, to enact in due time the Texas
game over again. Let the young remsm-
Der Crabb, Cri.tenden, and Walkers fate
in similar efforts at land piracy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

gOf the t,co Harrisburg Dailys, the
Telegraph has "circulation TREBLE that
of any other paper" there, and the Herald
has "poUBLE the circulation" This pre-
seuts al arithme,ical question worthy Of
"The Puzzler's" Department. We shall
not attempt to solve it, bu. i, cor;iiDly
lcsves the Telegraph ''cne ahead.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09

MIXING three times day, when COWS
give a god quantity Of milk, Is sail to be
I great s3vlrtsee TT it.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-04-09
S.HF


BrTFALoE NALIEr, April 3, 1855
Ma. bUIToR.-I have brother living n
Inc!ana' whose name Is jonathan Byler.
would IKE 10 send HIM prrsenl-whIch I
ta'nE me tiroHssIe would do well for one.
Please send Il SIX months.
Here IS yOnr money. Send 10. &c.
SANUEL BIIEa.
II Very often, we receive orders similar 10
The above. There is no more kindly or val.
ue! memenio Of friend TO friend, than week.
y paper from ones former residence. We
sand over .ttty copies Of our paper to old CHI.
zsAs Of this neighborhood in the Western
S.s;es.-EDs CHRox.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
Music! Music!

sSafa- A. SCHNEIDER, Teacher of Vocal and
X1E Instrumental music respectfully offers his
services to the citizens of Van Buren, and
surrounding country in teaching on the Piano, Gui
tar, Violin and Flute He is teaching n vocal
class at the Episcopal church for adults and anoth.
er vocal class at the place for Juveniles. He
teaches also the classics, the French and his own
the German language. A few more pupils 10 eth
or musical OF classical department solicited.
Ladies and gentlemen who wish to learn either
inst umentaI vocal music in private instruction
or in joining the classes, viii please call at John
p. Smiths Hotel.
~ Pianos tuned in professional manner, and
constantly for sale sheet music and musc books.
march l2, '5e-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
d. Dickaon.

General Land Agent, will attend to locss.
ing, purchasing and sale of swamp and other
lands in the western part Of the State Of Ark
ansxs.
Being practical surveyor, and having .
general knowledge Of land business, he is pre-
pared to make personal examination and sus-
veys Of lands, and report the character ofsoil.
timber and general productions OF this part sf
the State also pay tax on lands Of nenrssi-
dents. Fees will be reasonable.
RErKRESoE.-H. A. Powers, Land Reg;s-
ter, Little Rock; /. G. Mills, Pine Bluff: J. q.
o. Smith, Helena; Daniel X. Williams, Wash
ington; J. NJ. Tbbetts, Fayetteville; Henry
Williams x Co., Van Buren,; B. Il. Waddle.
Memphis; o. Basham. Register. NJ. Rose, Re
ceiver, VIM. Adams, Land Agent, Clsrksville.
,idcnce, Van Buren, Crawford County,
A. kansas.
Oct. %, ls57.-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
Dr. &. f. BROWNS
YOUNG AMERICAN IMMINENT,
Rejoice oh! Ye Cripples.

Tie remedy has at last been discoUerea for
the entire eradi alton of pain-None should
be ,citAout it-On ttoenty fac cent bottle
seiU do more to coRvince Oou Of its efficacy
than all the GdueTtisements IN the World
THIS celebrated and wonderful medicine al
though as vet but partially known to the public
has been thoroughly tested in the hands of the
proprietor tor the last five years, during which
tins the rapidly increasing demand for it. equal
led 10y nothing but its wonderful success. has in
duced the proprietor to extend the area of circ-
latop to the utmost limits Of the civilized universe.
In offering this linlment to the public, as We do
in the full confidence that it must superceC all
others Epw IN use, an extsrnal remedy for the
of all diseases in the reach of that class of
medicines can safely assert. without the least
fear of contradiction. that it stands unrivalled in
the list of medical compounds externally applied
for the cure of disease Feeling, therefore, that
it is unnecessary to puff remedy so eHinently
wonderful in its effects so mysteriously infallbe
in its powers of relief, causing the deaf to hear
the blind to see, the nervous drawn crippled rheu-
matte to walk erect, and rejoice again in the vigor
of youth and manhood, this preparation is offered
to the public upon its own merits, and claims
volcanic origin essential oils of the Arabian de-
serts, but, on the contrary, Is what its inn
ports. and is new and rare combination Of Of the
powers of the North American products.
lms liniment has gained a lasting reputation
where it has been used iu all cases which require
an external remedy; such rheumatism, soreness
and swelling of the breast, pain and weakness in
the back and joints; sprains, bruises cramps numb
ness, frozen limbs, bites of insects, old sores, fe
yer goitre swelled neck, paralysis wounds
erysipelas, bites of reptiles, headache, white swell
lings, mango, poison, burns all swellings, salt
rheum, corns, warts, sore eyes run-r rounds, &c
We daily hear of the most astonishing on
animals by this excellent remedy and hazard
thing in saying that there never has been its equal
as curative for horses. We assert, positively
that it viii cure any Of sweany in existence;
also splint; gals, strains, sprains. bruises or
scrat hes. wounds. big head, wind gals. eyes,
swellings 6c and has failed to cure fiistula
poll evil, ringbone and SPAWN, when used in the
beginning. strictly according to directious.
EB Price twenty five and fifty cents; two sizes.
For sale by every merchant and druggist through
out the country.
may IA. '5S
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
TIE GOLDEN PRIZE;
IIIUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATEn!

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is one
of the largest and best weekly papers of the day.
An Imperial Quarto containing EIGHT PAGES.
OR forty columns, of entertaining original matter;
and elegantly illustrated everv week.
A GIFT WORTH SO CENTS TO $500 90 IN
GOLD, WILL BE PRESENTED TO EACH
SUBSCRIBER IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT
Or THE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
One copy for one year .....ss 90, and gift.
One copy for two years. 80, and gifts.
One copy for three years.. 90, and gifts.
One copy for hve years. 90, aud gifts.
AND CLUBS
Three copies one year. SIS 90, and 8 gifts!
Five copies one year. 90, and gifts
Ten copies Que year. Is 90, and 10 gifts
Twenty copies one year 80 90, and 81 gifts
The articles to oe distributed are comprised in
the following list
5 do. do. do. 900 90 each
10 do. do. do s... 100 90 each.
10 pat lever h'ting cased watches 100 90 each.
90 Gold watches. ............. rs 90 each.
so do -.--..... 90 90 each.
100 do DO 90 each.
300 Ladies gold watches. ........ 35 90 each.
900 silver hunting cased watches. 80 90 each.
500 Silver watches. ....... 80 to 25 90 each
1000 gold guard vest fobchains 10 to 80 90 each
Gold Lockets. Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons Rings Shirt
Studs, Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and
variety of other articles, worth from 80 cents to
sl5 each,
Immediately on receipts Of the subscription mo-
ney, the subscribers name will be entered upon
our subscription back opposite number and the
gift corresponding with that number will be for
warded, within week. to the subscriber, by mail
or express post paid
sR-All communications should be addressed to
BECKETT d. Co.
IS and 40 Motfat Building 935
Broadway, New York.
*#*Specimen copies sent free. Agents wanted.
april 23. '5S.-ly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
Groceries.

THE undersigned has Just received and have in
l. store for sale, the following articles;
400 bags Rio coffee
25 hhds sugar
10 bbls loaf sugar
10 crashed sugar
$500 bags Liverpool salt
100 boxes tobacco
100 " rosin soap
rs " New York candy
25 =" oysters in ! and ID cans
so " star candles
10 ." Holsters
10 bags pepper
" alspice
90 boxes pickles (assorted)
o5 " raisins
10 lemon syrup
75 black AMI green teas
zoo sardines
90 " cod Gs!.
10 " soda raokers
casks rice Ia fresh articls)
20 kegs soda, de-. for sale bv
june 20, 81 HENRY, WILLIAMS IL Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
Hats.
New Goods! New Goods
Just Received.

TNHE Undersigned would respectfully announce
Il to his numerous friends and the public gene
rally that he has just received from the East and
now opening an unrivaled stock { FALL and
WINTER GOODS, which will be sold at very low
prices for cash or produce.
wo Id particularly invite the attention Of the
ladies to my stock of fancy goo,is. such as Silks
Poplins, Delaus Plaids, Caiicoe's Cloaks, TaImas
Shawls, Hoods and Dress Trimmings. and a great
variety of Hoops and Skirts NJ. LYNCH
oct l6 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
NEW CLOTHING.

a, THE UNDERSIGNED respectfully :niorms
"A the public. that he has opened large stock
Ii of ready rn,le clothing. hats, g-ntleuens
Iurn-h:uy goods which lac o;fsrs cheap for
cash. His stock carefully selected. and
are of the mos, fashionable aud durable g'-s!s that
have ever been hrnu.ht to this market. aud lave
paid strict attention, lSo to supply the ladies with
the finest cloaks, mau:ilas. etc Purchasers Wirh-
in., to secure thase articles must before looking
further give me "A call, and examine INV valuable
stock. ] am ietsrmi.;cd {" >cll such articles as
cheap the eau he purchased east. have e.
tablished my store next to the Poet Office IA the
PhPnix Rluck, where I viii be always ready aud
happy to my old friends and customers.
y. B.-Beiug connected with the Cincinnati OIL
Cloth Works, an. now prepared to supply thu.
market With an article much needed at reduced
prices.
RAPHAEL MoEHRISG.
Oct. l6, IS51.-;t
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
rroi.

100, TGgSGs T 9ss saa: SS@.as 1ss.a %f sGas rs
slab iron bull tongue. horse rl"e nail rod. round
iron and every description Of tire iron u-c IN this
country Just received in fine order and offered AZ
the lowest prices 10y
JNO. HENRY. WILLIAMS x Co.
april Q, 90
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
DOmestics and Stripes.

DOmestics and Stripes.
40 bales domestic
Is :.
5 " sea island shir.ng
7 3" brown drilling
A." Marlboro stripes
, plaids
5 " Carolina stripes and plaids
8 &" power loom stripes
5 " Choctaw stripes, just received and
for sale by
June 20, ST WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
Irish Linens

0O PIECES of Irish linens just received and fol
~ sale by
may Is, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
ar0H and Ste;

NEOEi sfI1U 'StN
TUST received per steamboat Dardanells, lar~~
- and well assorted supply of iron making ou.
stock complete, also English and American blister
steel and cast steel for sale by
HENRY. WILLIAMS Co.
aug "A, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
New Goods.

| ust received per stea'ner Yorktown and for sale
- low for cash, IS bbls whiskey, different brands;
five his sugar forty bags coffee also fine French
brandy, and pure Port wines for medical purposes,
also vinegar nails cotton yarn shoes, boots and
hats, cups and saucers and plates general assort-
meut of hardware, and great many other things
too numerous 10 mention, and loo bags salt. for
sale by N. LYNCH.
Sept. "a, 1856.
p. 81 have also been receiving large assort-
ments of salt liquors, groceries, hardware and cot
ton yarns. at my place. Fort Smith. Garrison
Avenue, which is to be sold low for cash VI. l..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-02
Books. Books

Books. Books.
NJ offer for inspection ana sal. the largest as
w sortment of books and stationery ever before
offered in this market Our school books are all
OF the latest edtians and by the approved au
thors. Teachers requested to examine them
Our assortment of blank books, cap. post and note
papers, ETC. embraces almost every article in the
line.
may %, 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD