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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-09

A NKw TERRIToHys At the last session of the
California Legslatlife, provision was made fer
submitting to the voers in the counties of Los An
gelos, Ssn Bernardine, San Diego, Santa Barbara,
San Luis 0bispO and Tulare the question to these
counties being separated from the State and erected
into Territory to be called Colorado The law
required that two-thirds Of tRse voting should
make valid the consent given BY the Legislature u
the division of the State The rstaas received show
the vote to be for the Territory. 81 against s2S
This decides the question, faxes tie people are
concerned, in the affirmative thoag2 seems strange
that the mateerof dividing the stateshodld be left
to 5000 voters out of 10000 who reside there 1t
is probable Congress will be asked to organize at It's
next session the six counties allowed named into
Territory.
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the sentence of Old BRovS is thus noticed by Gov
WIsE's organ, the Richmond Eaeairr;

WIss's organ, the Richmond Eaqairr;
To us it appears that John Brown at hard labor,
would be continual source of supply for abolition
tanaticism that his gr0ans would resonnd from
Richmond to EastpOrt and froIa the James river to
the ST Lawrence that every meeting Of the Black
Republican and Abolition parties would herald forth
resolutions for his liberation that the stump in
would be redoent with praises of his herosm and
curses upon his Imprisonment Not so with John
Brown executed. He has forfeited his life, and
though pOssed of many traits of character that were
worthy Of better fate, pity and eommseration are
&cn
At the possibility Of Gov. Wise granting the con
Vcted man any executive cleneney in order to Sc
cure his seat in the Presidential chair the Enquirer
Indignantly hoots.
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A FINE FARM.
FOR SALE
PesirabIe Country Residence.

OFFER sale the place upon which have resided pres
entysr II contains g er No land, riie-
hecy the old FrAaka Turnpike. has running
comfortable dwelling, kitchen. stable ard aEe
house, and mile of good pank fence In fact il u
desirable p.aoss In he county regards ghfar
hood. situation. coil, and naara edvansges market
iArdsn cannot be sarpaad ha.s can e haa n is
ply to w, HENRY SNIFF
cctlo-dlm Noa 10 and u 3cnfh aarkct ST. "a
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FRED DOUGLASS OFF FOR ESGLAND.-FREDERICK
DOUGLASS has been heard from in letter dated Can
ada West, Monday, October 3l'' He denies that he
ever exchanged word with Cook, or promised to
be present at the Harper's Ferry insurrection but
refains from stating anything further in relation to
the matter. He says, 'the time for full statement
of what know and all / know, of this desperate
but subnely disinterested effort to emancipate the
slaves of Maryland and Virginia from their cruel
taskmasters, has not yet come, and may never
come"
In reference to his future plans, DOUGLASS remarks
as follows:
have no apology for keeping out of the way of
those gentlemanly United States Marshals who are
said to have paid Rochester a somewhat protracted
visit lately with view to an interview with me.
Government recognizing the validity of the Dred
Scott decision, at such time as this is not likely
have any very charitable feeling towards me, and if
am TO meet its representatives, prefer to do so,
at least, upon equal terms. If | have committed
any offence against society, have done so the
soil of the State of New ork and shOuld be per
fecuy willing there to be arraigned before impair
tia jury; but have quite insuperable objections TO
be caught by the hands OF Mr. Buchanan. and bdgged
y Co. Wise. For this )pears to be the a lnge-
nent-Buchanan does the fighting and hunting, and
Wise bags the game
'Some reflections may be made upon my leaving
on tour. to England, just az this time have only
TO say that my going that country has been rath
delayed than hastened by the nsurrectiOn at HaF
pers Ferry. All knew that | had intended to leave
here in the first week of November"
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From the Aenp1is Daily Ea0le d Enquirer.
It has been pronounced by the highest scientific and medical
pure and healthy mulant entirely free from dele
admxture We with perfect confidence
those who require alcoholic stmuan for medical Eur
poses. Dalys Valley Whisky" superior to Gin, Cordial
French Brandy, Port AMI Madeira Wines and indeed all other
of spirits which sold in this Market for of
them be fOun1 in state. No intelligent physician
Old have the shness prescribe sport Wne French
Brandy for patient when il patent to all the world that they
not 10 be had, except by base compounds, in the Mississippi
Valley.
would recommend suitable for medicinal and public pur
poses. CHAS. 7. JACKSON,
State AssayeT, Boston.
1t is without any deleterious admixture.
JAS. H. CHILTON, N. D., New York.
Entirely free from aduterating ingredients frequently
used JAS. J. MAPsS, New York.
Consumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whkey is sold by the bottle and
only. WM II DAILY,
10 South William Street, New York.
Sole Proprietor.
For sale in Nashville by RAWORTH & GLENN.
sep2i-i3m
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aENEWABLE AT PLEAsuRE.

One Square, year. S7p-Each Additional Square, SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
Aer, will be charged for Ihe excess.
i- IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DOLLAR Square for tie rst and FRrY CENTS each
subsequent il sertiOa - 81.
Advertisements published In aL Daily aud Weekly,
pc charged te full daily rates with half weekly
grsasde7s ASssrsiessts 4ss Be pail for at tie time af
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER AND Oh BRowN-The effort
now being made by the Republican journals, and
other Northern papers, to effect a cemmutation in
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Dsly's Aromatic valley whiskeY.

pronounced by good judges to Re free from all deleteous
foreign and consequently it should tOte e place
Of al poisonous GdmiUres, which nwsoesome
influence upon those them where they
ALL The noxous beverages that generally intended for
Whakey imposition and a curse,
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Daly's Aromatic Valley WhIskeY.
From tie Daily True DelfG, Nea1 Orleans.

Though much Of judge, may say
by friends who that the Aromatic Valley Whiskey" the
very poetry OF "uld MouOngahela manufactured by VIM.
DAILY, unequaled for Purty" and FavOr" by any the
market.
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GUNSI GUNS!I GUNsII!
MA CEY a. HAMILTO
No. Al College Street, Nashville, Tenn,
HAVE inst received superior lot Sporting Pieces made
TO be order BY the celebrated Gun Makers Enga8a
Fine Subj Twist made by Hollis 4 Sheath.
Fine London Twist do Mortinrr.
Fine Lamenated Steel do Greenough
fine Wire Twist do Collins.
French Pattern Lamenated Steel, madeby CcllinA
Lamenated Steel unvarnise, stock vry By reenough
Common Wire Twist, Double and Single Guns, BY Ksg.
IN G1na have been with Every gunteed before
Being shipped They and Lengths and wei aaR
Ted 70 the wants o. the sportsmen Of this community.
They have also large assortment Of Res Revoyes r
ali kinds Derenger Pistols Shot Belts POsder gesks, Eles
hne Water Proof Caps BadEins and Eeys Wadng 1e
Sporting Powder, Caps Princes Duck Shooting Powder Eie
Patent Wire Cartridges fordeer sho"ng charged with buck shEr
to which We invite the attention Of the pnblic
octl-d&tv3ui
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TIA H n A N It's
WTVWRVRgrFNT


9 L t n E H AP e RTE MT
This valuable and pOpclar Medicine prepared In conformity with
se analysis OF the Of the celebrated setzer SPRING. In
Germany, in most eoa.snient aad portable form. has
nendaionsO Of the Msical profession and
Discerning Public, as the
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLR
SALINE APERIENT
in use and being entitled special preference over the many
Mineral Spring waters, ssids Powders and other similar
cies, both Onits eomPaetness and greater efficacy. It may
Bilious and F6rRe Diseases Sct Bsadao1s loss Of pps-
sae Indigestion, AID az si1st.ar complaints, EeaTly
SPRING AVID SUMMER SEASONS.
1t particularly adapted to The OF Travellers BY
Land, Residents Climates, Persons Of sedsntaTy
vessels and Planters vii End il 1 valuable ad.
lidon % their Medicine Chest.
Will those who have used it, it has high favor and dee IN
X torpid state Of Ess LfssIt renders great service in 70
n Sosf iad Rlslaass-It gives the hat satisfaction. al
laying all inhADmstOU ymPtOmsa in eetualy
ts success Of Grags indigestion, ar5ur and
Cos5saess-Provss be Medicine greatest utility
Aeidy Of tAs S0aacA. and fAs distrsssiH0 sictess
usual dRrRg PrencHe-Yieids speedily, and wih marked
success under its healthful inhuenee.
aSords tas grsasst Tglis 70 tOse afflicted tofA o. sub
ject 10 ts Plse6ently acng bowels neutrarnE all
Irritating secretions, and thereby removing all HhAnnatoTy
denotes.
In Jsc inValsa5leia an ,c1ers Gentle Apsris
PHryGsirs . rsQpfrsd
i in the form Of pOEer, carefully put in bottles, 10
keep any climate merely requires poured usn
produce adeiightful eEerVesoent beverage.
Taken in the morning. inereres with the avocatons
5ay, acting gently The system restoring digestive
exciting healthy and vigorous the saeh.
creating elasticity 0t mind os Of spirits which
every enjoyment Il also enables the invalid enjoy
luxu-ies with impuny from shet he must oterse he de-
barred and without which lie Is rzsome and distressing
smonals from professional and other gentlemen
Of the highest standing thFoushout the country and s steadily
increasing popularity for years, strongly guaranfes
efficacy and valuable and COMMEND the
notice Of an Intelligent public.
Pspafed and sold, Wholesale and Retail BY
JCHS A. TARRANF & CO., Druggists,
uneI5-d1v No. 20 Greenwich St. Wsrren n. Y.
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VETE new receiving and opening, FOR TIE FALL
Wv TRADE by far the largest and complete Stock Of
Goods In line offered 10 the Trade in this State
our Sock fs JEU and complete, co1pTisia2 fal Tine
Of eOey odTety and Se and Goods purchased
from MANUFACTURES, and the bCst possible
feel fully warranted saying hR inducements shall befr
superior to before offered TO the Trade in this state
Prompt short time dealers specially requested TO
giVs usa call. You viii save money BY doing So
BERRY, sAUFLBY CO.
angl9-an& n Public Square
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CHARLES B. HAIL.

CHARLES Il. HALL,
wHOLEsALs AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALIsES,
CARPET BAGS, &c,
NO. ls SoUTH SIDE PUBLIG GSQUARE,
NASHVILLE, TENN,
US now IN receipt o. his Stock for Fall and winter
trade sipg Of Ladies, Misses Chdrens B0oees,
Shoes and CATERS hin thick sosd. with and without heels
en m Calf and shoes and Caters, Angle anddcubl
syles.
Gents fine Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes:
do do Kip Brogans, lined and uElioed;
do de Heavy Calf aud kip Roots;
40 do do do Grain, water proof Boots.
large assortment Of Heavy BrOgans Plantation
se both Home and Eastern Work, Men Plough Shoes
WOmen's Heavy Dzteh Boots, &C.
complete assortment OF BOYS snd Youths Calf and Kin
Booty shoes and BroDs; also, Misses Chrens Kid and
Coat Booees Caters sharghai osees, with and without
Misses and Chilirens Met c TippeS Boosa new article
TRUNKS.
Also Ladies French Dress Trunks fne sole leather Iron
framed Trunks Valises, Carret Bags Ladies' Leather Saes
kc ali whirh is o1eTei at advance on Eastern Cost
Nv friends the public generally respectfully in s
am me feeling confident A. ey will be pieease5
both in respect to quality and price.
sepis-a oHAs. B. HALL,
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uEaRSHALsS NOTICE.-sRobert l. Ws.kley ,fe
tVf Casiin, suadsr ohsrs Steamboat Riapcbs s
Libel remBy virtue Of issued from The
District and for the District Middle Tennessee In m
above directing % the Steamboat Blanche
lewis her machinery boa tackle, apparel urnur and
under order Of the Hon West X. umphrsvs JniT AZ 81
court ], Jesse Cleaens Marshal OF said Court do
hereby make publication Of the and said steam
boat her machinery, boats, tackle, apparel furniture and
cite all persons In general who have pretend TO have
right title or interest therein TO appear 0re "a udgs
OF said District Court al the Of The ~
itol at Nashville, the 18Th day Of November 1859 II Ia h
enurt day. else the day following AZ a ~ n
the forenoon, there unto the said In es
ofcoatract, civil maritime, for materials urpsbe s
rendered. 6e, and further DO and receive in this ~ slo
justice shAll appert4in. This 9Th Oct 1859.
JESSE B CLEMENTS,
United States Marshal
oct&dtd FOR the Abtie aistFet az TsnEess'e-
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who Invented the Sewing Machinei
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W n eHutcHHR. ! D AAtldO1A
w. H. CRUTCHER co.,
Auction q Commission Merchants,
No. 80 MARKET, Opposite UEIOH srErHr,
EAsKvnkH, TzNNEssEE,
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DaIy,s AromnIic VaII.v VVhiskev
Daly's Aromatic valley Vyhiskc

fTVHl Zee UcOTVluH CltlseN.
1t pleasant unstuous mulant peculiarly adapted TO tn
Of nValds who need tonic, without much Of the al
coho principle.
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keen it Before the PeouIe,


TEVHAT the Rail Roads have agreed following low rates
4 Of freight, toEE
From EaahB6Lst0 kR0Esis. and Staff1as on tls EaSt
7eznesSss and Gs0Tg.a RaiiroGd.
Dry Goods and articles usually CEASED in rst and second
Glasses pouuos- ocnts.
Hardware bacon, lard, shisky in barre and an arice
OF third Glass; per hnndfai do
Sugar, molAses- -four, leaf tobacco, articles Of
f0drth class, per 100 pOunds.-.....-. --..-. 55 do
0aa HasAos 10 Cear Depot, Ta and al Sfrffd1s tss,
ne PirgiHG and TaHssses Railroad, articles c1sG
EiN eis-a5 per luO POuuhas cents
second DO do do
Ihlrc 10 do Do
houfth DO dc 90
And from Rash0RLs 20 LsBaehburs "a. and al f2fisH
srest khs Tirgiaia 7sEBesses H. X % Cstk DeEOt
First Glass, per 100 pounds ..--it1 cents
Second do do do.----.---.--...-----------.- ~ %
Third do do do..- .---------------------- - do
Fourth do do % 90
Great dispatch safety given 70 freights aud saving
Of insurance this route
The Tariffs mentioned large Of rich, pro-
ducvs terrory 10 Tennessee and Virginia. which, from is gso
-rsrbie roositiop ought to Nashville for supplies
Ttbv eFo-f q aae a. the Nashville Mercsus nav
secure to then large and increasing business Of stio
Of country. -, = " COLk,
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Days Aromatic valley Whiskey.
From the Crescent.
Not particle of strychnne 1.-THE best have tasted for
many day.
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Daly's Aromatic valley whiskey.

We have hesitation in Pronouncng equal If not Iupe
to any have ever drank
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gasbbllIe anion an0 Ameritan.
Daily So; TrI-weakly S.; WeeIzIr So.

Rates OF Advertising.
TEN LINES OR LRss CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
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WIN carried from the eslsbrassd Plaster Banks in yiri.
to Chattanooga snd Daton and Stons Tsenness
and Georsa Railroad 81 six dollars per ton Of ZOO Douna
To Nashvil and all Stations the Nashville Chattanoor
Railroad, at nine dollars per Of 2,000 pounds.
Also TO ruscumnia aud Szti1ns Eat Of an tn,
Memphis Charleston Road, 1ine dollars ton and Ali ia
ions Wes. Of Tnscumbia- az twelve dollars ne- ton.
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NrOTICE-.-On the night Of 81 or morning of the 9Th
ins,ant s5O bin the Union Bank Of Tennessee,
b a rsake passed the counter of the bar OF the
g. iopS Hotel to some for S. If the person to whom
it passed. discovered the error hy WI" please It.
octlI-u
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CLASSIFICATION.


Spirits Of urpentne. camphne, burning fluids varnsh
win only be taken at owners risk.
Gunposder and friction matches other eombuse arti
cles will be charged local each Road ana only at
Hoedf
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We have tried them Fsily superior
to any in USE ii. Singer 6 CO.'S Gazette
j. II. LORD Agent,
sep25 IS North COLLEGE Street.
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DRE-EMPTIONS ON
RAILROAD LANDS.

Notice is hereby given to those claiming the rights
Of to railroad land under the provisions
Of an act Of the Legislature Of the State Of Arkan
eas. approved November 26th 1856, entitled an act
to amend an act to aid in the construction Of the
Cairo aud Fulton Railroad, approved January 18th
1893, and An act entitled " An act concerning the
Cairo and Fulton Railroad and its two branches. an
proved February LIST, 1882"
That lists of the lands selected and confirmed to
aid in the construction Of the Little Rock and Fort
Smith branch Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad,
situated in the counties Of Pulaski, Perry, CONWAY
Yell, Pope, johnson. franklin, Crawford and Sc
basfian, have been filed in the Offices of the Record
CTS Of the respective Counties as required By the
provisions Of said acts. And. unless those claim
ing pre-emptions, 6le their pre-emption proofs as
required by law within three months from this date
they will forfeit all their rights of pre-emption
JESSE TURNER, President
Of the Litfie Rock asd Fort Smikk braneA
Of the Cairo and Faltea Rslssad Co.
JoHN B. OGDEN, Secretary
Van Buren, June 6, 1850 3wI
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HARDWARE.
ny

II We have in store and for sale large and
well sclecaed assortment Of Hardware, sdantsd to
the wants Of this section Of country consisting in
part Of axes, various brands; Collins 4 ca.
broad do. boys handled axes. croescut and hand
saws. cross-cut and mill saw files, taper do. wood
and horse rasps. socket and 6rmer chissels, CON
cave aud eye auger. hollow do, auger bits brace
and bits. bench and wood screws, carpet and cut
taeks, brads assorted sizes, broad and narrow butte
square bolts door locks of every description, psd
loeks chest trunk desk. till, cupboard and closet
locks, FORE jack. smoothing and joners planes saw
setts metal head girablets, sheep shears peg floats
stock and dies anvils solid box vices, smith bel
lows, sledge and hand hammers. shoeing hamm ers
claw do. shingling and bench hatchets, cotton ami
wool cards. coffee mills. log and trace chains, Am..
long handled shorels iron and steel spades, grain
moving and briar grain cradles and snathes
long and short handled fry pans. curry combs,
horse ebrushes. tea kettles, ssucc pans iron wedges
froes, cotton and grass rope, butcher knives, sad
irons. German silver and brittania tea and table
spoons. snectaeles and cases, nails of every size
als. castings Of every description, together with
well selected assortment Of table and pocket cutie
", de-, kc. WARD 4 SOUTHNAYD
July n, 1859
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Id ECElVED THIS DAY.

0 pr Steamer Medoea, SOUTHERN CORN
SHELLERS. made expressly for this market.
new artiele. has proved to the world that it's use
will certainly restors the natural color of the hair
Can be had BY the bottle or Dozen .
MEATeUTTERS-l dozen-2l sizes--iust re-
ee,red Pr steam Medora. this day, superior article.
BOLTS FOR BOSTON PLOWS-5O dog. made
expressly to fit, received this day,
bOSPON PLOWS-l50 of the above, this day
reserved per steamer Medora, assorted to Wit Nos
II, IA. l41s Is. Eagle o and 2 B. made expressly
for this market
Flow Boards, Land Sides and Points, moulded to
suit the Boston Plow Stock from the large lot iust
received this day per steamer Aedora
July =, SO j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
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TO BE FOUND AT
- JOHN HENRY. WILLIAMS c

y JOHN HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 G
CANDLES AND SOAP-20O boxes Star Can
ton Soap. Also Palm. Glyccrine and Fancy Perfum
cd Soap by the dozen or gross. PERFUAERY-
Bear. Rose ard M.ccassur Oils and French Po-
TolET 'xHs + sSs s.s S"seG Hair Sr
Brushes. Dressing Combs, Tuck Combs Hair Pins
DC, &c. QUEENSwARE--in Casks, Crates and
Boxes. assorted. to suit this trade. TCMBLERS
AND GLASS JARS-l0O dozen assorted Glass
EN- wARE-l00 Dozen Painted Buckets, dover
Cedar Iron Bound Buckets, Dozen Cedar Brass
Bound Buckets. SO dozen Toy (pAintcdJ Buckets,
30 Nests Painted Tubs, , and Q Inches nest, 81
Nests Cedar Tut~, 3 and 3 inches nest. wo.p
Churns, 10 half bushels. WRAPPING PAPER
H.:s. S.,..,,,, w,%gyias Twine: WHiTE xAsT
100 dozen assorted CANDLE wICK-a1 n in
store. BLACkING--2D0 dozen Mason's Backing
SNCFF-50 boxes Snuff. in bottles and papers, as
sorted. Scotch and Maccabot. manufactured by
GARRET 4 SONS SULPHUR AND BRIN-
STONES boxes each. 25 n. vARNIsH-25
Gallons Copsl .yarni-h. in Gallon cans. 10 Gal.
Iona Japan vnrnish in Gallon cans. MATCHES
10 Gross Fancy Congreyes Is Gross Clark's Pa
rer BOX: 25 Gruss Round Wood Box. YEAST
row DERS-3 bbls. Preston Mcrrils. 80 dozen
Hope Mills in Boxes OF dozen each STARCH
90 boxes Pearl Starch LEMON SYRCP-50 doz.
Turner'S Underwcod's, No !. 30 dozen Turner's
& Underworld No. .. PIckLES-50 dozen in
ell. WINDOW SASH AND GLAss-l0o pairs
Window Sash, plain and glazed s by II, and 10
by H. 100 hoxcs Window Glass. by ~. l0by IL.
~ ly ID. l2 by l6. IL by l5. STONE WARE
5.00J Gallons assorted consisting Of jugs, Jars
Milk Pans. Stone Pitchers of all sizc-. SODA.
SALERATCS AND YEAST-59 half bbis Soda.
500 =, in Ii boxes. also Salera.us 25 n box>s.
also Yeast Cakes. direct from Boston, by the dozen
or gross. CASTOR OIL-l80 dozen of - :"
Gallon. in Boxes of Q dozen each OILS AND
URPENTINE-Tanucr's Lnsced, Lard. Sw,c.
and Castor Oils. by the Gallon or Barr..l. PAINTS
Red Lead, White Lead. Pure and No. I. Black
Lead. Venetian Red. Spanish Brown. Yellow Ochre.
Chrome Green, Yellow and Litharge. OK CHAINS
1000 n Ok Chains. 400 pairs Trace Chain.. %
pairs Lock Chains. so S,rctchcrs, 5 dozen Halter
Chains, in store and for sale hy
July l3, 80 j. HENRY WILLIAMS r Co
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MIC AEL NCH,
HEAD OF MAIN STREET.
VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.
Keeps constantly On hand at wholesale and retail.
TO sUrr PURCHASERS,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries
and Provisions. Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Iron, Nails, Castiags,
Trose Chains, White Lead,
Lard and Linseed Oil,
Spts. ZxrpeRtine,
CO0f Extracts,
Perfanery, Drugs, Medicines. Lininents.
Also, keeps constantly on hand large assortment
of LIQUOR ., such a.
Old Bor1onn. Rye ard Corn WAisEy, French
Brandy, American Brandy. Wind,
Cordidis, Champaigns, de-, de-,
FOR WHICH 1 WILL TAKE
Cash. Hides, Pcltries, Furs, Becswax,
Feathers, and Country Produce gener-
all at the highest market price.
Thankful for past favors would solicit
a continuance OF the same.
July c, 80 NJ. LYNCH.
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4 SUNSUhFTiON.
" relieved i,y :he use Of Woodman's Cherry
Expectorpat and Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
GAIT.
~ l50 Bags Cosree Salt, in Store and for sale by
July b, 50. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS & co.
The Van Buren press., 1859-07-27

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berry Brandy l2 dog Brandy CHI. ri.s I2 doz
Cordial. 5 cases Saddletag and Ambrsisl Whis.
KY 12 cases Port Wine, pure Juice l2 cases old
royal Holland 12 cases ClAret Wine. casee
pine apple Rum. For sale by
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The Van Buren press., 1859-07-27

SUNDRIES,
y 1900 u boxes SARDINES,
100 dog McMunay's and 9 b can Oysters
lis Bags Rio Coffee,
Is hhds prime sugar,
25 bbls sugar house molasses,
25 kits choice Mackerei,
40 boxes Scotch Herring.
25 boxes Pepper Sauce.
10 :" Tomato Keteup, for sale by
July 6, SO GEO. Z. WHITE.