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The Van Buren press., 1859-10-07
oabriel,s Last Horn.

In Coles county there lived man named
Isaac Dodson, and his wife, who were both
firm believers IN the prophecy of Father
Miller. and not doubling for q moment the
correctness Of their prophets calculations,
they set about making active preparations
Tor the eventful day that was to terminate
the existence Of all sublunary things.
After having :" set their house in order, ;"
the following conversation took place
Husband-My dear wife. believe have
made every preparation for tomorrow. /
have forgiven all my enemies. and prayed
for the forgiveness Of my sins. and 1 feel
perfectly calm and resigned.
Wife-Well, husband. l believe I'm
ready for the sound of the trumpet
Husband-l'm rejoiccd to hear it, But,
my dear wife, have no doubt there are
many domestic secrets which we have kept
hidden from each other, which had they
been known at the time Of their occurrence
might have produced unpleasant feelings,
but rs we have only one more day to live,
let us unbosona ourselves freely to each
other.
Wife-Well. husband, you are right ;
there are some little things that never to. d
you, and which / intended should remain
between me and my God but as we have
but one day left. reckon it's right to make
. clean breast to each other. l am ready
you begin. husband
Husband" No, dear. you begin"
Wife" No. husband, you begin-I
can't
No; you know. my love. Paul says
husbands have the right to command their
wives. 1t is your duty as christian wo-
man to obey your husband and the father
OF your children. So begin, love-"
Wifc-In the sight of God 1 reckon it's
right, SO l will tell you, dear husband. ouI
eldest son. William, is not your child -
Husband-" Great God Mary new
er dreamed of your being false to me Is
that true go
Wife lin tears )-"Yes, God forgive me,
it's so. knew did very wrong, but ]
am sorry for it /; in an evil hour fell, and
there's no help for it now"
Husband" William not mine In the
name of God, whose child is he 90
Wife" He's Mr.. Graham's the consta.
bic. The Lord be near to your poor vile ,
Husband" So William amt nv child
Go on
Wfe-"Well. our daughter Mary, nance
alter me, amt yours neither
Husband" Salvation Talk on, Mary
come right out. Who's Mary's father y
Wife" Mr.. Gridcr, the man that bull
the mectin' house, and went to the lower
country"
Husband (resigncdly -" Well. as ther,
is but one day mere, I'll bear it /; SO so OF
if you have anything else 30
Wife" Well, there's our youngest
Husband-"I suppose Jenny ain
mine
Wife" No. dear husband. Jenny, tha
we both love SO well, amt your n neither.
Husband Merciful Lord Is that so
In the name of the Savior, whose is he p
Wife-" He is the one-eyed shoemaker
that lives at the forks of the road
Husband" Well. by Heaven-Gabriel
dop your horn Irant to 90 nou -
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IHEAD THIS.

DEAD THIS.
~ III The subscriber offers to SELL
:::: lease or rent easy terms the prop
iii: erty now occupied BY him, known as
city of Van BYyen, Arkansas. The Hotel is . large
and conmodichs brick building, containing more
than twenty rooms, besides Kitchens cook and
smoke houses and has attached large aud well
arranged stables. crib. lots. de-. de-. and is abun-
dainty supplied with water, for ull purposes, by
three wells, which conveniently located on the
premises and is provided with ore Of the largest
and best ice houses i'm the State.
The Hotel is situated eminence at the head
Of Main street. in the most pleasant and healthy
part Of the city. and possesses a commanding view
II the city and river, making it. in word one of
the most desirable places in Western Arkansas
Any one purchasing. leasing renting the prc,ni-
ses. can have the furniture. bedding de. or not
at his option
Possession will be given the first DAY Of Jan
uary next, sooner. ii desired, the proprietor
having spent the morning and noon Of life IL III,
business is determined to spend its eye'iny in re-
tirement to some less active pursuit. For further
particulars, apply TO
July 20. 1889. JOHN BOSTICK.
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"Your story of the farmer who
would not have his hired men called from
their work to take saw log of from him
reminds me-" says New Bedford cores
pondent, ''of wealthy ship owner of this
place. member of the Society of Friends,
and now deacon. who was very remarka-
bic for economizing the time OF his hired
men. He had one of his ships hove down
at the wharf to repair and copper 1t was
a cold winters day. and there was plank
extending from the wharf to the floating
stages around the ship. on which the car
penters and caulkers were at work Among
the men was one by the name of John, a
man-Of-all-work. man of color, and on
free -and-easy terms with his master. John
was carrying matters and things up and
down slippery plank to the workmen,
when he slid. of sudden, and shot heels
over head into the water. The old Quaker
saw him. and as John came up to blow,
called out to him, Don't make a noise.
John, you'll stop the men in their work
keep quiet. and I'll help thee out
AS good or bad luck would have it, the
same day. the kind Quaker was coming
down the plank. and away he went into the
briny deep. But John was close by. and
as his master rose to the surface, and look
ed the image of despair, the wicked negro
put on long face and cried: Master. don't
make q noise to call off the men; I'll help
thee out" And SO he did. while the men
looked on and laughed at the fun
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DOMESTIC LaFE.-He cannot be an un.
happy man who has the love and smile oi
woman to accompany him in every depart
ment of life. The world may look dark
and checrless without, enemies may gather
in his path, but when he returns to the FIRE
side, and feels the tender love of woman. he
forgets his cares and troubles. and is COM
paratively happy man.
He is but half prepared for the journey
of life who takes not with him that friend
who will forsake him in no emergency
who viii divide his sorrows-incrase his
joys-lift the veil from his heart, and throw
sunshine amid the darkest scenes
No, that man cannot be miserable who
has such companion. I've he ever SO poor,
dcspised and trodden upon by the world.
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NOW rs THE TINE.

Sss: want 10 sell my place adjoining the
ssss.nl City of Van Buren, and will sell at
z2Aa bargain, as wish To move south. The
place contains five acrcs If land with DIV ELLlNG
and OUT HOUSES; two never failing wells Of
water orchard of over two hundred bearing
fruit trees Of the finest selection. dc.
For particulars apply to WARD IL SorruM,YD
Van Buren, July 81. GEO. A. DAVIS
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MICH AEL NCH,
HEAD OF MAIN STREET,
TAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.
Keeps constantly on hand at wholesale and retail,
TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Groceries
and Provisions, Boots, Shoes, Hats
and Caps. Iron. Nails, Castings,
Trace Chains, White Lead,
Lard and Linseed Oil,
Spts. 'Tarpent;ae,
Cook. Extracts,
Perfamcry, Drugs, Medicines, Lin!ments.
Also, keeps constantly on hand a large assortmen,
of LI@ U Q r 8, such as
Otd Borboan, Rye and Cora WA;sky, Fren-l
Brandy. american Brandy, Vines,
Cori'uts, Campaigns. de-, dc,
FOR WHICH WILL TAKE
Cash, Hides, Pcltrics, Furs. Beeswax,
Feathers. and Country Produce gener-
all at the highest market prise
Thankful for past favors would solici,
a continuance of the same.
July 6,'59. NJ. LYNCH.
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HARDWARE.
IL large and well assorted stock of every
description of Hardware and Cutlery has lust been
received, making that department unusually com
to US. JOHN HENRY WILLIAMS Ill "a 'sfs q CO sent
IRON AXES AND WAGON BOXES.
i 50 setts Iron Axles a to inch.
l2I sc Wagon boxes 2 TO 5 :.
TO which we invite the attention of WAGON mall
July 6, 80. JNo HENRY. WILLIAMS co.
CUNDRIES.
- 81 dozen Hostetter's Bitters. 25 dozen Stom
ach Btters, 80 dozen John Bulls Sarsaparilla. IS
dozen McLaae's strengthening Cordial 60 dozen
Moodinans extract ginger dozen Port Wine
dozen Madeira Wine, in store and for sale bv
July 6, SO JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & co
DAJSINS.
IL 1873 packages. in quantities half and whole
boxes. in store and for sale hv
July ., 80 JNO. HENRY WILLIAMS A. 90
DRIvTS.
l. 3H7 Prs. Unusually handsome STYLES. en-
tirely new to this trade-from the most eeIebr,te
American and English factories lust opened
July .. ls59 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS d co.
GtANDY.
~ 2s2 boxes, consisting of assorted Stick and
Drops, Red and White Rock Candy. assorted Gum
Drops. in store and for sale by
July g. SO JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS & co.
SAD IRONS.
~ 500 III in store and for sale by
July o. % j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co. ?
Doors AND SHOES.
- 21o cases now in store, consisting of Mems
Women's, Boys and ehildren's Brogans. Nen and
P1y hip and Calf Boots Of all qualities and STYLES
selected expressly for this market, and Offering low
July +. 81 JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & co.
TOBACCO.
n 10 Boxes-chewing and smoking tobaee,
anil q boxes, selected expressly for this
market and for sale by
July 9, SO J. HENRY. WILLIAMS & co.
hUlNINE.
NJ 344 Ounces-French and American. in oz
and III grain bottles in store and for sale bv
July .. 'aS. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
rLAss LANTERNS.
~ .Dcz.-guardcd. in store and for sale bv
July y. o. j. HENRY. WILLIANSI q C6
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Bankrupt Fo, .uneS mended Here /!
Come to see ne.
CRAWFORD HOUSE.

EXCUSE me if You please" for again calling
Your attention 70 the Old Crawford House. wher
you can always find plenty of good cheer and g.,
your money back In abundance of good things
:. All suhlimary things subject to change We
BILL POWELL can always be found at his OIL,
Stand, ready and willing to dispense n little sun
shine 10 gathering crowd an individual visitor
Connoisseurs of the good in liquids. invited t.
an inspection of my choice stock Of
FOREIGN VINES d. LIQUORS.
of the best vntages just received from the cellar.
Of the best importers in New York and Phiad
phia. ard TO my large stock of
Domestic Liquors. Vines d. Cord;als.
from the hest dstillcries in the United States all
of which am anxious to dispose Of at living prof
it's in any Quantities to suit purchasers either to
comfort the inner man or for medicinal use. | am
also in receipt of fresh stock of
Spieed. Picked and Fresh Core Clusters
an and BIB cans. Picked and FRESH
Clans, tn l and 2ib cans. Lob
sfers, IN and 2fb cans.
Sordines. Strawberries. Tomatoes, Fresh
fruits I'm glass; dc. dc.
selected with eye to the wants OF this communi-
ty and the trade generally s
MY sBAR'' will be supplied with choice
Liquors aud Wines, Ale. Porter, and every thing
drinkabie, with competent and attentive alters to
mix any and all fancy drinks that NAV or can be
called for. Come one and all-oli and young
musty old poets and ilosorhers-parehed and
thirsty members Of the bar church army. and the
great world round about, leave Your customs and
your business and occasionally pop in and give us
yonr hand. with the dimes in the palm, to :. wake
up and make things lively, and no matter,
From what point blows the weather.
Well have a jolly time together.
July 13, 1859. BILL POWELL.
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VAN buren,
FEMALE ACADEMY.

TUNHE next session of this Institution will com
4 menee on MONDAY the 29,h of August
under the supervision Of l. y. SMITH, \. NJ.
graduate Of the Nashville University, Tenn. Th'
session will be divided into two terms OF twenty
one weeks each. called the First and Second Term
There will be examination at the close of eacl
term aud a vacation of week at the end Of tn,
first term. The pupils viii be thoroughly instruct
ed in their different studies and no pupil will b,
permitted To carry too many studies at the sam'
time.
Miss FRANCES A. CHAPMAN has been employed
to take the care and charge of the Primary Depart
ment. Miss ELLEN PmNNEY has been engaged t,
teach the Higher English Branches and the Prin
cipal will supervise each department, and take tn
charge Of the classes in Latin. Greek, Mathematic
and Polite Literature.
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DISSOLUTION.
The copartnershp heretofore existing under
the firm of f. MAILHO Ii co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr. Eugene Vally retir
ing from business. T. RlMAlLHO,
New Orleans T.. VALLT.
July |, lS59{ F. NEIREf.
THE same business will be continued by the m
tlersgned under the firm of +. RIMAILHo d My
REY IMPORTERS OF HOSIERY 4 FAN
CY GOODS. +. RIMAlLHO 4 NEYREI.
No. Is Charfres 81.
bet,reen Custom House and BienrHe streets.
saS~ Mr.. Gu. EsrENAy will hold our power of
Attorney. lyi
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NNASrER OF PAIN.

ln A few dozen bottles Of this semarkable
Medicine, which cures almost every description Of
pain. iustanianeousiy. il by magic On hand
and for sale by WEB HEARD
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wALL4A@ RJsTTTUTE,

WALLACE INSTITUTE, !
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
REV. p. A. MOSES, A. NJ. President and Pro
tessor Of Mathematics Mental al ! Moral Science.
II. W. Mosrs, Professor Of Ancient Languages.
REV. J. L. DENTON, Professor Of Natural Science.
WTE take pleasure announcing to parents.
w guardians and the friends OF education gen
eraliy that the Fall Session of this Institute will
commence MoNpAY 29th of AUGusr, and will
continue twenty one weeks.
No pains will be spared in furnishing ample
facilities for the acquisition of edge, thorough
mental discipline and moral training of those
trusted to and supervision, be obtain
ed in any college East or West.
Arrangements have been made by which all OBJ
lectioas 10 sending or wards to boarding schools
are removed therefore parents need have fears
or apprehensions in regard to the morals of their
sons These ARA nyenents positively prohibit stu
| dents from tiequcnting places having deinoialz
ing tendency, nor will they be allowed TO spend
their recreation hours lettering about the streets
Students from a distance are mperatively required
Ia remain in their rooms at night. aud attend reli
sious worship on the Sabbath. This Institution is
situated in very healthy portion of the State ac
cessible by the river and several stage lines. and
possesses every advantage in regard to cheapnc-s
convenience and health.
| The Preparatory Department embraces period Of
two years. A thorough Classical and Mathenlati
cal and scientific has been carefully selected
which embraces period Of four collegiate years.
Terms per session o20 ureeks, invariably in adrance
Beginners, --ss 90
Orthography. Reading, Elementary Geog-
raphy, Mental Arithmetic Penrnauship, 10 90
defamation. IL 90
| English Grammar. Scholars Companion.
Arithmetic and Composition Is 90
Political Economy Rhetoric, Physiology
| and Book Keeping Is 90
| Vatbema.;os f,4or,, ,rthu,c,;c) and the
i Sciences. - %
Ancient Languages. %
| Matriculation per Student.
| Board, including lights, fuel and other room
expenses furnished at per week, 50
Students charged from day Of entrance. and no de
dueton made except in eases of protraeted sickness.
For further particulars address the President.
| July &, 1859 lyl
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BE AGEEKABLE.-Injo journeying along the
road Of life. it is a wise thing to make our
fellow-travelers our friends. The way,
rough though it seem. may be pleasantly
beguiled with an interchange of kindly Of
fices and pleasant words. Suavity and for
bearance are essential elements of good
companionship. and no one need expect to
pass pleasantly through life who does not
habifaalty exercise them in his intercourse
with mis- fellows. The Ishmaelite. whose
hand is against every man, may die in a
ditch without finger being outstretched to
save him. And why should we rudely JOS
tie and shoulder our neighbors? why tread
upon each others toes? The Christian
gentleman is always careful to avoid such
collisions, for courtesy and loyalty to his
race are q portion of his moral and religious
creed; to be loved and honorcd Of all, his
highest earthly ambition. He seeks to turn
away wrath with a soft answer, and if a
brawler obstinately bcset his path, he steps
aside to avoid him. saying. as "Mv Uncle
Toby said to the pertinacious fly, 'Go thy
ways; the world is wide enough for me and
theer'
There is another and meaner view Of the
subject, which We commend to the consid-
Grafton of the worl,lly-wise and selfish. 1t
always pays to be courteous, concilia.ing
and mild Of tongue.
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HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
III We have in store and for sale large and
well selected assortment of Hardware, adapted 10
the wants of this section Of country consisting in
part of axes, various brands Collins Il Co.'s
broad do. boys handled axes er,,sscut and hand
saws. cross cut and mill saw files, taper do. wood
and horse rlsps. socket and fiIncr chssels con
cave and eye nuger. hollow do. anger bits brace
and bits, bench and wood screws. carpet and cut
tacks bradS, assorted sizes broad and narrow butts
square bolts, door locks of every description pad
locks, chest. trunk, desk, till. cupboard and closet
locks, fore jack, smoothing and joiners planes saw
sets, metal head simblets, sheep shears peg floats
stock aud dies. anvils solid box vices smiths bel
lows, slcdge and hand hammers, shoeing hammers.
claw do, shingling and bench hatchets cotton and
wool cards coffee mills. log and trace chains Ames
long handled shovels iron and steel spades grain,
moving and brar Sevthes grain cradles and snathcs
long and short handled fry pans, curry combs,
horse brushes, tea kettles sauce pans. iron wedges
frors. cotton and grass rope. butcher knives sad
irons, German silver and brittania tea and table
spoons. spectaeles and eases, nails Of every size :;
also castings Of every description. together with
well selected assortment of table and pocket cutie
ry, de-. &c. WARD & SOUTHNAYD.
"TALL PAPER, FIRE SCREENS. sc.
w y large assortment Of waII Paper. Bord.
ering, Fire Screens, Window Blinds, Dc. dc.
July l3. 1859 WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
CtOTTONYARNS.
~ 1900 Ii COTTON YARN. assorted Nos.
July-l3. 1889 WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
TJMBRELLAS. 43 dog Umbrellas for sale by
~ ;uly 81 WARD & SOUTHMAYD. .
~. AND FLOOR OH. CLOTHS.
July G. 1859. WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD
nYE STUFFS. 1893 II INDIGO,
IL 1888 II MADDER I33 fb Extract
LOCKWOOD. Iii ib Clipped Logwood
July 6, 1889, WARD d SOUTHMAYD
CtANDIES. So boxes steam refined Candy.
~ july 81 WARD d SOUTHMAYD
TLASSNARE
ing in part of Tuinbiers. Preserve dishes. Butter
dishes. Pitchers. pint and quart Flasks, dc.
pLaCKSMITH,s TOOLS.
Id BELLOWS, ANVILS. VICES, HAMMERS.
July ID. 1859 WARD Il S0rrfiMAYD.
DoWDER. 1873 kegs of the celebrated CIeye-
i land Mills Powder. warranted the best in
market. For sale by
July 6. 1889. WARD & soUTHMAYD.
HOOP SKIRTS! Hoop Skirts in great varie
i ty, Skirt supporters. 1ournure Corsets
Patent Corsets, WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
KEROSINE or COAL OIL.
IN Pure Coal Oil and Coal Oil LAMPS, CHM
nys and Wicks, for sale by
July S. 1859 WARD d soUTHMAYD.
DOOKS AND STATIONERY.
ID large assortment Of Miscellaneous School
and Blank Books. Foolscap. Letter and Note Pa
per, Envelopes and Stationery, for sale by |
July l3. 1859 WARD d SOUTHMAYD. |
AYSTEsS & SARDINEs.
~ l25 dog. cans fresh Cove Oysters IS sioz.
cans Sarines. IL dog cans Lobstefs 5 ioz Shad. |
dog Pie Fruits. IL dog Pickles dog Eetehup.
doz Pepper Sauce,
NTOODEN WARE. 90 dog Printed Bucl
wv cts, dax Cedar Buckets, ; dog Well
Buckets. Zine Wash Boards, for sale bv Il
July I3. 1854 WARD Il SOUTHMAYD. |
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IRON AND STEEL.

IRON AND STEEL. INC ~
1%3 ooo ib-oi every descriptions 4. JN
Bar Iron q to . in by "a to inch. Banl ID
t? 10. inch by i.s to a inch Round Iron y
oil inch. i Round Iron "a to ~ in Hoo
=. % inch Slab Iron 5 to IA is, by 3:GR|
81" 'et Iron all sizes and qualities ;
men: Sb> rod Iron. Cast, German
and Swede Ma. nriean and English Bli@And |
Steel' an sizes Air prepared to furuia
sizes. with which sre
chanlcs everywhere. -IJtNSLF
July $50. JNo. HENRY, VII sCo---
HOLLOW AUGIRS AND
BRACES WITH RITTS.
- Hollow Augurs assorted sizes II s.
braces assorted with Is. "a, & 36 bits. AisoNext
bra Braces s for spur bits, now in store, and to wha
call the attention of wagon makers ev.ry,vh~
July g. SO JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 10
Z NH0CERiES. $50 bags Rio CofFv \
NJ l31 Hhds. Brown and Clarified Sugar Dry U
6ois- powdered crushed hnd Loaf Sugar !.
az Ip9oie rehned Loaf Sugar, 25 hhalf bbls rrs al
h9asses, IN store and Offering by -
July 3, '59. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS &c
DLAYING CARDS.
=. o'ross assorted qualities in store ond
July 6, SO JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Goo9
NARPENTER's TOOLS.
~ Match "a and Sash Planes. Tongue and Gr n
'ssor,t!, 'SS,i, r,ane Irons, double and single. Ss
kniies' hand-saws, iron, teel box wood SqrALF
Mortiee Socket and frarers Chisrels Aueurs ,rders
p'eu an Sizes Bench Serews, Lathng and she Boo
nhS hatchets. ADDE'S, Broad axes and Hand ears HI
assorted, to which would invite the at;5s,ork w
| OF all mechanics wanting good tools KINS
OOkING GLASSES. -
large assortment of all sizes from
~, 10 to 80 inch. on hand and for sale by VNH1
July 3, 81 J. HENRY, WILLIAMS O a
lOOWDER AND BAR LEAD. VIM
~ kegs blasting powder 100 kegs DuP'iexcra
ana Hazards powder. Is .555 h Bar Lead.
1niy D. % }. HENRY, WILLIAMS & O ca
GtASTINGS I'd vii
~ s5333 ib Hollow-ware consisting Of ". B
iish Tots Camp kettles, sAlllets, ovens bakea' 4
wash Kettles for sale by +'l
gn.p D. l39. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 90
| N/ ELL BUCKETS
wv Doz. in store and for sale bv AuS
'uiy o, ~ j. HENRY WILLIAMS -
DLOW WINGS AND BULI. TONGrr
'ooo ID. Diamond. Carr and Shovel W
buiitongues Of all lengths already cut 10 ,
purchasers, on hand and for sale hy FRI
'uiy o. ~. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS ~
"A GkICtLTURAL IMPLEMENTS
"a Cast Steel Hoes
Short and Long handled Shoyels sis%.,lv g.
orupoing Hoes. Cane Hoes Grain ScooIs,t-.-- Il
Scythes. Snaths, Wood & Iron Ilakes Resp hssA I'D
'aiy b, 81 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 6"A
HtOTTON BATTING. j. In
~ 500 " in 25 IL ba.,s ma. un in i, Il psgly G,
inst received and for sale liy y
July 6, I? JSo. HENRY, WILLIAMS sc
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S'TATEMENT

OF THE CONDITION OF
The Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
JANUARY l, 1859.
CAPITAL.
The amt of Capital Stock is $300.0o0
The amt Of Cap Stk p'd upis 3oo,ooo
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kT Keep aloof from quarr,ls; ic ncith-
ef Q witness nor party.
The Van Buren press., 1859-10-07

SHOT.-253 Bags assorted Drop and Buck Shot
- every size made, on hand and FOR sale by
July 8, %. j, HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
CONSUMPTION.
Z relieved by the use of Woodman,s Cherrv
Expeetorant and Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
y I53 Bags Coarse Salt. in Store and for sale by
July e. SO. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
IMPERIAL AND GUN POWDER TEA.
Il % Packages Tea-Green and Black in caddys,
ana and ~ lb. boxes in store and for sale by
July 6, 80. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
NJ We are prepared TO supply Pixies Peak and
California Emigrints and the hunting community
with English and German double barrelled Shot
Guns. at a low figure.
July 6, 'a9. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS Il co.
OYSTERS, SARDINES s LOBsTERs.
" l33 Dog. Cove Oysters in and IL cans
100 Il boxes Sardines. 5 doz Lohsters all fresh
July $50 j, HENRY WILLIAMS 4 co.
SCHoOL BOOKS.
- MeGuffey's Readers. late edition. from to.
in quantities to suit Websters spelling Books I,
the gross or dozen. For sale BY
July g. 80 JN0. HENRY, WILLIAMS d CO
|TNRUNRs.
i 100 assorted qualities and sizes 10 hand
which offering luw
Juy6, 50 JNO. HENRY, WILLIAM. T. co
DLACKSMITJg'S TOOLS.
ID 20 !" Peck's Bellows % to &c inch. Is Arm,
itage, Mouse Hole Apvils. 10 Wrights Mouse Hole
Anyils, all sizes. 20 Solid Box vices Stock and
Dies. % Tongs. l222 Sledge and Hand Hammers
in store to which we invite the attention of ali
Blacksmith and Farmers
July q, 80 JNo. HENRY WILLIAMS & co.
NHATRASSES.-l1I single double matrass.
lvl es. j, HENRY, WILLIAMS l. OC.
HtUT NAILS.
" 800 Kegs. of the celebrated WEYMOUTH ann
fremont cut Nails assorted from 3 to Sod in Store
July 8, SO J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 CO.
ESOTTON AND WOOL CARDS.
" 35 Dozen each kind, best quality, in store
July 6. 80. }. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
CTEEL CORN MILLS.
y so Of the above, complete from No to g. in
Store and for sale by
July 6. SO. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
DLEACIIED DOMESTIC.
ID - eases, Of all widths and qualities Just re
ccivcd and offering low 10 the trsda.
July 8. 81 J HENRY. WILLIAMS d. CO.