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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-29

J. L. RIDDELL NJ D. Professor Of Chemistry in the Univer
Sty Of Louisiana, concerning this plant, says:
New Orleans, March 81, 1853.
L. s. CILAN, Esq-Da1F Sir: item the 18th Dec,
1857 they wonderfully delicate 5Uieye reliable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-29

JOHN W. DRAPER, NJ. D., l. D., Chemistry
aud Physiology the University Of New York, relative
plant, says
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-29

Lieut.. Col. RICHARD OWEN, NJ D. late Professor
Ogy and Chemistry the University Of Nashville,
September -, 1883.
L. S. ULNAN, EsqDedF Sir: After carefully adjusting
Of the seed vessels in their boxes and making the ndces
with zach other given point cUhhaugs' the dali
day Of moisture in the atmosphere found them during
many months peculiarly sensitive TO all Hygomecal changes,
and required confidence their indications because they
futer compared heu for the eod, with hair Hygrom
and Of the time with Msson ygrometer he and
dry bub and found she plants the indications those
two Instruments.
Being thus excellent Hygrometers, liable broken
diAaRngsd WGl cheap enough within Of
farmers Of toe community generally think all persons who
your instrument viii satisfied with the purchase.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-29

Mr. L. s. ULLHS-JY Dear Sir: your simple and eie-
rant HyusCoe constructed Uy yGLrse quite deate,
and believe they viii prONetO be useful and valuable.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-29

March >, 90,
8. 2. CRAWFORD NJ. D., Of Grceneville Tenn, says:
LoUIs S ULLHAN, EsQ-DeIr Si1I have had several Of
Natural Weather Indicators which have been watching and
estng for time. find them exceedingly sesi
tire, and made susceptible n OF hygromcd changes than
he best HygFOeTs df Idgs o6Serydd IAcy al dgres IN
n oreng,be cdRge Of TIE 'rodtbsr from - 20 ~ hours
IN ddrGqos 3hey simple, believe Tetd
DE and Of Ltiy han most sensitive MICROSCOPES
and should be in TIE hands Of every individual,
pscally the farmer, Very respectfully, &C.. yours,
S z. CRAWFORD, N. D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-29

From GEORGE s. BLAcKIE, A. NJ NJ. D., Professor ofBot
and Natural History in the University Of Nashville
February p, 1889.
"LoUIs s. ULINAN Esq-DeGT ST. have had than
years experience Of Natural Weather Indicator and have
1t has generally been
for have and foretells the weather with
accuracy glad add testimony that Of
ether friends wish establishing sale for cheap
Ead reliable instrument am yoIrs, respectfully, &C,
GEORGE S. BLACEIE, Nj. D.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-29

J. LAWRENCE SMITH, NJ. D late Professor Of Medical
Chemistry and ToKioOgy il the University Of Louisville says
December, IS 1851
Lours G. CL1l.kN Esq-Dedr Sir: I have your beautiful
little and have been regarding il with much interest
II make rerakabe stnsitys AJSoA and is more conve
nisnt this than artificial arrangement know Of
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JAS NJ Stafford NJ Professor Of Chemistry in the Cum.
University Of Lebanon, Tenn Geologst
he State Of Tennessee, stys:
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Prom J. O. GRIFFITH ESQ., one Of the Proprstors ef tire
Union and Am aican.
Nashville, % 1850.
Mr. LOUIS ULLNAN-SF Your Natural Weather InJcator
Kindly hsrdsd tested uonts and
have hssteny saying that is uneng gauge
fpreteling changes the atmosphere hours
ahssd commend patronage Of all class
a. worthy special favor Respectfully, &c,
J. o. GRIFFITH.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
CMP PROSPECTS.

THE CRoPs ~ THIS STATT.-We have just had
conversation with Major A. Is. Dies nson Of Chennng
County. and have received from him the subjUinei
information es to the condition of the crops in con-
siderable pari Of the State Of New-fork
Grass is generally thin and though the rains Of the
last few days have greatly improved their appear
ance the meadows l,ok badly. This il particularly
the case in the southern counties, where, during May
there was very little rain. In the eastern counties
However the grass looks better and there is pros
pect % good crop.
Winter wheat looks very well, much better than
there TO expect, consiaerng TIE opennes'
and little snow OF the Winter 'Spring wheat is also
promising; but II is too soon yet 10 say that there
vii be n good crop.
Of Ildian CON- great deal has been planted in
iect from ,ne-thirl more to double the usuol breadth
The seed proves Ia have been universally good, ani
hes com. up well.
Oats have also come up well. though the crop Of
,s vear from which the seed was necessarily taken,
wss 50 light that it was doubted whether the grains
would ccrminnte. Barley also looks wei.
In some localities the iru is not injured. but in the
yes: part II the State most q. the bnds were
DESTROYED by IN early frost before they lad boDned.
Tie crop OF fruit vii he small.
IL IowA.-A lsiier from John II. Hilton, Bltayia.
Jefferson Co., Iowa, May - give evidence .: the
crop prospects there a. foiCws:
"Onr cd grain is used up; We have none on hand,
had last year spd scarcely any cOrn planted yet
The gft ind i very wet, and heavy rain to-day.
iiud, upon looking my diary, that We have Tad
seventeen doy- upon which rain fell, more or les,
since the 10Th 6ay OF April 1t is Impossible for the
ground 10 be in eovd condition for planting N es. than
ten diy days, bui We VII % to work in few day, Il
i quits raining, for is roo, p;s or die with us how
Whist li;le corn there j., i seliirg readily nj -
per buzhe; four >; per ewt.i bacon j2c. per pouni
Growing wheat, oats and grass, where not drowned
June H.
Is ILLIxoIs.-G. W. Bstehelder writes from Car
tLage Illinois May ls rehe. dseouragingly Of pros
pects. He says:
Hancock County is 10 deplcrsb.e condition; the
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

and patronage oi al ahp Imld Ike ~.ssly bul-
lrtn from The Fer Wcss-I sp'ze hers last even
ing in the mid,t If a"o-ser g,'h-nag tempest,
which burst in RAIN - closs d. and !, continued t'
fa.b and roll al night. wIib ceD-sdera'ls ran aud
j. cloudy and bIu~iug gale today. lear No
shall be stopped h, high wai'r sn toe Plans
] tsd hop-d ia .um mp my impressions Of Kansas
in thi. hitter, but ib,t would make It '." long lie,
me closs With an incident wkico is currently re-
ported tbrougbuut this region as has'ne rrcently
place at n crossing o' the Big Bae Hown "a
Map@iDr (oi c"urse not he Mr., syilc OF Bull
CIerk) sour co mile- D,rih of tnls place:
A party oi di-t-srt-nrd gcli. So. k-rs, i, is said,
were Ie,ufping ffom the Plains, and csms 70 tnis
ferry, which tby iDsi,t-d os"-siDg ain iat pay
m.lt, saying they bad 10 Nancy. The ferry nan
refused 10 bke ,bem o'er Until pnd 4 smother a,
couur ssys be- a.sed tDeIn al esorhitsnt p-c-)-
WIN they attempted to tak. BIZ IA. and pat
th~ms.lses scrosr brreppon hs drew t.s re-
vo'vrJ, they drawing almost AZ the s'm. Instant.
He was ot c.urs. d1lrd glth oails. aud fell dssd,
but bot riil ne bsd either killed severely w0aoded
bye OF bis assaiiabts.
One more Illus ration of Border llf': A quarrel
recent, arose about Il 'clnm--bat fruitful source
oi Trays ard lawsuits ID ns~ so,semsots-"n "ns
uf the crrrks a few miles from thI- place The
stronger parry. composed of ses-ral ~ho arc
K, nwn here ss bad fellows, toll the resident be
uu.t leave which he 10 ietr for his ,ie, consented
Ia do His gIic, boaesrr, mure lure, received
to bold D. ssess'oD aid bade tot dt iDce, ur0iqg
AZ sh. did 60 iaro N. bouss md mar tn" door
As she turned. she wes ed at aai faraliy wound
ID. She died Two hour. thereafter having frs.
u,sde siaiSne,, of toe affair, which was taken
down from b.r dying bps. The adverse party
came down at once To me D-ares' Justice and tod
their story, e1peetivg 10 cl-ar their leader, who
fired ihe fatal .hot; bat The Justice, after bearing
them through, considered tina, il implicared thu
whole party (6vr,) aud consequently aeld them 10
absw er to the charge of murder. H.. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

In con pl'apce with orders from the War DApsrr-
nsrt, tor Dnrcsn hss been abandoned A. = military
posi snd the hear quarters oi the Second Artillery has
br. tstsbh>hsd At Font T..av-bworth.
Four cuu psnies Of tie F,urtr Artillery have been
trsI stel.,d IRON F,rt Leranie 10 F,r' Randall aud
two p~pi.s "ftte r~gipcet have been tr
ftiro 10 Fort Rijg,ly from FoT' KssrDsy.
Al the chsi,rrrd stt aa.ers Of The late Paraguay
Zee at Brooklyp were surveyed last week. AMI tho
re,ult OF tie uves'igsols frSarJsd 70 Wisin. TOO.
Perdrg the decision Of tue Department nl,t'ys to
lis Ill, position OF them they have been hauled into tho
str am
Yesterday conmenc.d n weeks trial Of tie ma
cliprr, of the s,ean, ate Sau Jac.uto Steam Will
be- kent np tor SIX da1 s. aud II the engines xork salts
iactor, size Will at the expiration Of tnai p"roi be
r. ported reaoy for sea to the Dsp,rtment. Tho
frigate sabine, late flagship of the Paraguay aeet,
va, laueo cut # The dr, dock cn Sa'urasy. A crew
of 80 sailors AID quad Of 30 MARINES will b. pot
p boari of her some time this week or early next.
Her icers hove not yet been ordered nor is i, dis
In cu, known ~hilher she is bound, although Brazil
is u,ost hkel, to be ber d.stinstion.
In sd1itlun tu the vessels named few days ago as
orcrrrd bone from foreign ,qaatrons the foowiog
nay be expected to unve in the Ststes 10 bs ne
It, ved before 5. S.It.mber. and therefore Il wonli DO
uacysso Die TO mail any communications for their OH
crrs or men: ,loop-ri-sor Nsnoolis, Of the Pacific
Squadron; s'sam gare S,ranac, of the same fleet;
sloop-oi ID, catur also the Pache, and sl'Vp-
ol-ear Marvin, OF tie African squad'on.
We MD, rsiaud that the Mediterranean Squadron
will be shortly reinforced by one or two p,@erfal
steamers.
Fycr. The Boston Courier.
The United States sten,ner Minnesota, which has
been mour.d in tie stream days, ~ now along
sde # Charles'own Navy Yard, aud will be disnaDtsi
aro her cr, " paid ui IN few days.
The steam gunhoat Nalrsgansst has been hauled
out u the dry dock. Her eugnes AMI lower mats
in, aud size will be made ready for ~itn,at delay.
The si.bm soop -i-wsr Hartford is at anchor 10 tho
stream, with sals b.nl powder On board aud all ready
for ees.
Tie sailing sloop-ofwar Levant is also ready V s<a
and the slvvp-of-war Const.laion il nearly ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

SpIirg has been very wet thus far, ard the fs1~rp
hhv, h,t ", planted Their esD, they have eos u .
l'iih, but bat N aywi-s III. amount thsy "ngm o
have. Thsre is n.un-y s,Hnng. Wiutsr whot
uiD y.l1' my about half crop. We are badly IN
o,hi, and OF couise IN n bad 6x.
IL pESssYtytSIA.-Fro1 larileyvillc, Pa, we
have q lsier ii june ,, from DIR opdyke, of rnDos
ui.r, n, q, ns character than the above. lie -.ys;
Tire cr~p yrep~ct e BGrk- C"u'ty So u-vcr
mur, fa'i,rirg Wheat sund u''' ok more promising
than Il dee. Ryr abi rats lopk much b'ticr 'bla
usual. Th,re hs~ be- Agrr amoub. of corn p,o,ei
thou last lssr abd II hSs mp ~" spd br,s lasr
iur n ,, nNy crp. We srr hHvitg hue time eating
Stta. ' MES and cIrau; 'hei mncl cheaper ani
p 2, aha dani ,heB iur ID. last five year. Apples
ara PEACHES AL bet b. Ary nlore ilIsn an average
crp. of cherries aid pup'b-, We shall have an soae
ahtc, Per- als ilsIr ucvsr wss Hs many pr;aaes
plsn,ei here as al present. aud they have c.me ap
well ar0 hok hue s'a b althy. Al the crops plated
Ills s-aoh look sel and three weeks oafler than
lssf yesi.'
Is Ono The PcrrgsJarg Journal has The fi.,ow-
ing item aboa, The applr crup in Wood County, O.:
10 ibi, entity the apple crop uiH DO hyb'. The
trees did nj bioon' WELL ani 80 far We have so
served, trer. Will be- les than hah cn,p. =. A.
Scott. esq., "f Miami, Who gives much nt.sn;i"p Ia
iuii, thinks his orchard vii uol yield half crop
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07

Mary Foear,y died at Chicago few days assg ~,
nom the effects OF severe b!ow inflicted apon. ~
head with chain by Edward fossry W."
were irtox.cated. Fog@ty has besn aass@"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-07
fBy T elrEsthl
~ -. u..faN

Rosros, Monday, June ., Ioe
Patrick srd Dennis Muller have been sres..o'
cbargcd v,h killing Dar cl FaTrei of the Mpneso'A,
Farrsl. sunersl took place to-day, and Vas ateH''A
hY nbout 80 u hIs khipmaies.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-16
The observation-disclosures

The River is about on q stand, with
plenty of water for navigation. The wealth
er cloudy and indicating rain or snow
The Little Rock departed for New Or
leans, on Sunday last
The Leon arrived yesterday morning from
Little Rock, with good freight; she will
leave at noon to-day, and expects to go
through to Napoleon. Her polite Clerk,
Mr.. ABRAMS, has our th1 Ks for late papers
The Quapav. returned to New Orleans,
from Little Rock.
The Julia Roane, went back from Spad
ra Bluffs, the Leon brought up her freight.
The Hickman, having been delayed, was
to have left Cincinnati for Arkansas River,
On the 9th inst.
The Delta is advertised at Cincinnati for
Arkansas River direct and the Henry Fitz-
huqh, is advertised to leave Cincinnati for
Memphis and Arkansas River she would
probably reship her freight for this River
at Memphis.
The Lady Walton. which was aground
at Trustee Bend, has got off, the Leon met
her Just above Spsdra. The Little Rock
was aground few hours at Swallow Bar,
but got of just after the Leon had
passed her.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-16
NOTICE..

A Ta.ueeting of the City Council, held Dec.
~ 18th, 1883. it ordered that the follow,
ing sections of the City Ordinance in relation to
Grocery License, should be published by one inser-
ticn in the Van Brsn Press, for the information Of
those who NAV be interested, viz;
See % prurides-" That every person desrous
Of obtaining license TO keep grocery or dram
shop shall first present 10 the City Council peti
I'm in writing in which he shat name the street
aui block on which thu house is situated IN which
proposes to establish such grocery o. cram SHOP
and stating also that in he shall vI1late any
of the ordinances Of the City, or the laws Of The
ate in relation to grocery keepers prof til rre-
of made before the City Council. his license may
be revoked and he will forfeit the amount paid for
the same which petition shall be signed by the
person presenting the same, and fled it'll the City
Recorder.
Sec. 90 The person presenting petition for
license TO keep grocery, in addition to the above
requirements, shall endorse on his petition af
davit made before some Justice of the Peace of the
City County in the following form
- do solemnly swear that will not
either give or sell any ardent spirits to
any slave, without permission first had from his
owner or master: nor TO any free negro mulatto.
permit the to be done in my house.
See. 81 While any person shall present his pc
tition above required, with affidavit annexed
thereto, and pay the money into the treasury as
prescribed in See g. of this Ordinance it shall be
the duty of the Counsel to order license issue
TO such person. conditioned to be revoked in
the person obtaining the same shall violate any of
the Ordinances of the CRY or laws Of the State in
relation to grocery keepers: which license shall be
issued and signed by the Mayor, and eountersign-
ed by the Recorder
Section six alluded TO in the previous section
states that the rate of grocery license shall be
hundred and fifty dollars, for year. The above
Ordinancet be in force and after the first day
Of January 1869.
A. J. WARD, Mayor
1w2i City of Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-16
Sale Of Lands.

"ILL be offered at Public auction on the Ist
w Monday in January next, between the
hours of judci al sale on sail day, at the Court
House door in the county Of Crawford, on a credit
of six months, the following described tract of land
lying in the county of Crawford. Arkansas to wit
the or of the Or of section % sw or Of the
nwqr of section - all in township 10 north, OF
range 81 west, containing in all 50 acres.
MELVINA 5. COLLINS,
Guardian Of the infant heirs Of n d.
Collins deceased, and in her indi
vidual capacity, and John T. Hum
phreys attorney in fact, and agent
for the heirs Of said n. ID. Collins
not infants
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-16

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County, OF CRAwroRD,{
In the Crawford County Circuit Court, on
the Chancery side thereof. July Term,
A.D.. 1889. August ID 1850
Presentation. j. NJ WILSON, Judge
Amongst others were had the following
proceedings, to wit:
WILLIAM NJ. POWELL, Complainant,
vs.. No4l
CHARLES G. Scorr. administrators. Def't
d. bonus of the Estate Of John
Drennen. deceased, and in his in
divilIai capacity, Caroline l.. Scott
his wife, Mary Caroline Denka
Charles H., William ~, and Harry
Clay Drennen.
This day comes the said complainant by his so
lictors and it appearing To the Court from the afi
dayit of John T. HGtnpilrey, To complainants bill
annexed, that infant defendant, Mary Caroline
Denkla is resident of the State Of Arkansas,
and that she has not been served with process here
in. On motion it is ordered by the Court here that
said defendant Mary Caroline Denkla be notified
by the publication of this order in some newspa-
per published in this State, by two successive
weekly insertions so that the last insertion be made
at least four weeks before the first day of the next
term of this Court, as the pendency of this suit
the object and prayer Of which is to obtain specific
performance of contract entered into by John
Drennen in his life time, in which he bound him
eAccut'To
vey by good and sufficient deed, to s1id complain
ant, the following described tract of Land, living in
the county Of Crawford, in the state of Arkansas
designated in the plat of the public surveys the
south east quarter of the north east Of section No
81 in township No 3, north Of rangr 81 west con
tanning forty acres. Now, therefore, YOU the said
Mary Caroline Denkla, are hereby required to ap-
pear before the Judge of Circuit Court at said
County of Crawford on or before the 4th day of the
next term thereof. which is To be begun and held
at the Court House In the City Of Van Buren, said
County, on the last Monday in January next, after
the date hereof and plead, dcmur to said
complainant bill, the will be taken con
frssed against you.
True copy from the record.
Attest, l. W. TALkINGTON, Clerk
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-16
Howard Association.

A Beneuoienf Institution established by special en-
docmenf for the relief Of the sick and distressed a
.ficted nrlh Tiruleat and Epidemic Diseases and
especially for the cure Of diseases Of the Serual
Organs.
M NEDICAL advice given gratis by the acting
Nl Surgeon, to all who apply by letter with a
des cription of their condition, (age, occupation
habits of life &C. and in of extreme poverty
M,adiein.s furnished free of charge.
Vaiuabie reports on Spermatorrh9a. and other
Diseases ofihe sexual organs, and the new RENE
dies empIo, ed in the Dspensary, sent to the afct
ed in sealed Letter envelopes, free Of charge Two
or three STAMPS fo postage will BE- acceptable.
Address Dr.. J. ShILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No :, South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Penn. BY order of the Di-
rectors. EZRA ID. HEARTWELL. -PREs'r.
GEO FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-16
Sundrics to be Found
AT
JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 cos.

lBLACKING-2aO dozen Mason's Backing
SNoFF-'o boxes Snuff, in bottles and papers, as
sorted Scotch and Maccaboy. manufactured by
GARNET d SONS. SULPHUR AND BRlM
SIONE-25 boxes each. 25 10 vARNISH-25
Gallons Copal Narnish, in Gallon cans. 10 Gal
Ions Japan Narnish in Gallon cans MATCHES
-lO Gross Fancy Congrevcs. Is Gro-s Clark's Pa.
per Box. % Gross Round Wool Box YEAST
POWDERS-3 bbls. Preston d Merrlls 20 dove.
Hope Mills in Boxes of dozen each. STARCH
20 boxes Pearl Starch. LEMON SYRUP-5O ,lox
Turner's It Underwvod's No. l. 20 dozen Turner's
4 Underwoed's No J. pICKLES-50 dozen in
Pint, Quart and half Gallon Jar.. plain and mix
3D. WINDOW SASH AND GLASS-lO0 pair,
Window Sash, plain aud glazed, S by 10. aud 10
by 10. 100 boxes Window Glass. 4 by TO- 10 bv IA
l2 by H. l3 by is. l2 by ls. STONE wARE-
5000 Gallons assorted, consisting Of Jugs .ars,
Milk Pans, Stone Pitchers Of all sizes. SODA
SALERATUS AND YEAST-50 half bbls Sod.
500 il in Z ID boxes. also Salera.us IS d boxes
also Yeast Cakes. direct from Boston, by the dozen
or gross. CASTOR OlL-l00 dozen Of 80 to
Gallon. in Boxes Of , dozen each. OILS AND
TURPENTINE-Tanner's Linseed. Lard. Swes
and Castor Oils, by the Gallon or Barrel. PAINTS
Red Lead, White Lead, Pure and No. 1, Black
Lead, Venetian Red. Spanish Brown, Yellow Oehrs.
Chrome Green, Yellow and Litharge. OK CHAINS
1000 ib Ok Chains, 400 pairs Trace Chains Is
pairs Lock Chains. so Stretehers, 5 dozen Hsltsp
Chains in store and for sale by
July l3. 80 j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-16

4 SSORTED LIQUORS.
"A l60 Bahls. copper distilled Whisky.
80 bbls. and I. bbls. Jones white Whisky
p bbls. Robinson county do. Whisky,
% bbls. old Bourbon Whisky,
40 bbls. Pure Bourbon and Rye Whisky,
40 ) bbls. American Brandy,
% bbls. Gin,
10 :, bbls Sweet Wine,
so 10 gal. Keys Bourbon Whisky,
!, Casks Old Port Wine.
Casks Old Cogniac Brandy.
bbls. Alcohol.
bbl Jamaca Rum, for sale by
July 6, SO. GEO. Z. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-16
Nj LYNIH
VI. Would invite the attention Of the |
lies 10 his and selec. assortment of
DRESS GOODS,

which he has just received. They are of the most
choice and fashionable patterns and styles, and
selling them q, reduced prices. Among them will
be found,
Jaconet Muslin French lIaconet, Brillants, Brill
iantes, Cambrics, Linen Lawns, Baptize Lawns
Fancy Lawns. Colored En-. Lawns, Irish Lawns
Scotch Ginghans, French GingiIams Fancy Cling
hams, Bayaderc Ginghams, Robes, Barege Challc
Embroidered Collars, Changable silk P"plin, Hoop
Skirts French Corsets Silk Flowering Thread, Silk
Fringe. Cotton Flowering Thread, Linen Flowerng
Thread, English Prints, French Prints, Bobbns
Prints, American Linen Tape, Cotton Tape, Silk
Braid, Worsted Braid, Linen Braid Velvet Ribbon
Bonnet Ribbon, Satin Ribbon, Miss Reticules
Ladies Reticules, Ladies Gotten hose Ladies Port
monaies, Ladies Silk hose, Miss Cotton hose, La
dies Silk hose Ladies Isle Gloves Ladies silver
ed fans. Ladies' linen hdkfs Palm leaf fans, Miss
siivcred fans. Horn Combs, Ladies' Antique belts
Dress Combs. Ladies patent leather belts, Silver
Thimblos. Whalebone Hoops, Steel Hoops, Side
Shell Combs, Hoop Shell Combs, Puff Shell Combs
Tueking Shell Combs.
July 6, 80 NJ. LYNCH.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-16
MASONIC

VAs BURxy LoDGE, No 6, A. Y Mason., hold
their regular monthly communications, the ght
of the second Monday in each month.
HuGH F. Thomson, W NJ II c. HaYNAS, S.
W; JAMES WOosLEY, j. W R. W Moss, Sec y.
The Van Buren press., 1859-12-16

NJ l c H AEL NCH,
HEAD OF MAIN STREET,
T1N BUREN, 1RKANS
Keeps constantly hand at wholesale and retail,
To SUIT PURCHASERS,
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Groceries
and Prorisioss, Boots. Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Iron, Nails, Castings.
Trace Chains, White Lead,
Lord and Linseed Oil,
.Spts. Tarpentine,
Cook E'rtrocts,
Perfamery, Drugs. Medicines. Liniments.
Also, keeps constanti;' hand large assortment
of LI@ UORS. such as
OLD BorJoun, Rye and Corn Whisky, French
Brandy, american Brondy, Vines,
Cordiols, Champaiyns, de-, DC,
FOR WHICH WILL TAKE
Cash, Hides, Peltries, Furs, Beeswax,
Feathers, and Country Produce gener-
all at the highest lparket price.
Thankful for past favors l would solicit
a continuance of the same.
July 6, 80. NJ. LYNCH.