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Mas. PARI1NaToN on IKE's CoNDURr IN
CHURCH" What do you think will be-
come of you % said Mrs. Partington to Ike,
as they were going home from church
The question related to the young gentle
mans conduct in church, where he had tipp-
ed over the cricket. peeped over the gallery,
attracting the attention of boy in the pew
below BY dropping a pencil, tied with a
string, upon his head, and had drawn q
hideous picture of dog upon the snow
white cover of the best hymn book
j" Where do you expect to go ?' 1t was a
question which the youngeter had never be-
fore had put to him quite so closely, and he
said he didn't know, but thought he'd like
to 60 up in balloon. "I'm afraid you'll
go down, if you don't mend you ways. rath-
er than go up. You have been acting very
badly in meeting" continued she, "and
declare could hardly keep from boxing
your ears right in the midst of the Lethar-
gy. You didn't psy no interest, and lost
all the thread of the sermon, through your
tricks" ''I didn't take your thread" :"
said Ike, who thought she alluded to the
string by which the pencil was lowered to
the boy; "that was a fishing line" "Oh.
Isaac" continued she, earnestly, "what do
you want to act SO like the probable son
for? Why don't you try and be like Da-
vid and Deuteronomy, that We read about,
and act in a reprehensible manner 90 The
appeal was touching. and Ike was silent.
thinking of the sling that David killed Go
liah with. and wondering if he couldn't
make one.
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OcR CREED.-We believe in small farms
and thorough cultivation
We believe that soil loves to eat as we'll
As its owner. and ought, therefore, to be
manmed.
We believe in large crops. which leave
the land better than they found it-making
both the farmer and the farm rich at once.
We believe in going to the bottom of
.things, and therefore in deep plowing ar a
eenough OF it. All the better with . suh.
scilplow.
We believe that every farm should own
. good farmer.
We believe that the best fertilizer of anv
:oh is spirit of industry, enterprise and
intelligence-without this, lime and gyp-
sum, bones and green manure, mari and GU
ano, will be Of little use.
we beiieve in good fences, good barns,
good farra houses. good stock. good orch
ARDS, and children enough to gather fruit.
We believe in clean kitchen, q neat
wife IN 1t, spinning piano. clean cup
board, clean dairy. and q clean consci-
ence.
We firmly disbelieve in farmers that will
not improve; in farms that grow poorer
every year; in starveling cattle in farmers
boys turning clerks and merchants; in farm
ers' daughters unwilling to work, and in all
farmers ashamed Of their vocation. or who
drink whisky until honest men are ashamed
OF them.-BeeeAer on Farming.
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~ A curious resurrection cass occurred
last week at Rome. Franklin County, Ohio.
Mrs. Peters, wife of German Of that name,
after . short illness. was supposed to have
died. On placing her body in the coffin. a
general perspiration was reported to the
husband with the suggestion that the burial
be deferred, in the hope of reanimation.-
To this the husband objected. and had her
inferred the same day. After the burial
services were over, some relatives Of the
supposed deceased arrived at Rome to at
tend the funeral, which had already taken
place. and hearing Of the circumstances,
caused the body which had been four hours
in the grave to Be disinterred, when to their
surprise and joy they found signs of life
still remaining. Restoratives being admin
istered. Mrs. Peters gradually recovered,
was taken by her friends, and is now well.
She refuses to again live with her husband.
The circumstances connected with the affair
are strange indeed.
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DIR. G. F. BROWNS
Young American Linlment

Not for the purpose of instructing such age but
for the purpose of relieving all who may be afflicted
with Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Old Sores
Burns, Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Boils Eruption''
Scald Head, letter, Ringwom Felons, Swellngs.
dc, de- But short time has elapsed since the
discovery of DR.. c. F. BRowN's American Lininent
"a discovery that constitutes one of the greatest
boons conferred upon suffering humanity, and one
of the richest contributions that has ever been
made to Medical Science Also, for diseases Of
HORSES AND CATTLE, SUCH AS
Sprains, Strains, Swellings, Calls Fstula, Big
Head. Wounds, Scratches, Sweeny, and Screw
Worms in stock. For sale by
DR. c. F. BROWN, Philadelphia Pa,
and all Druggist and Merchants throughout the
civilized world. July 6, 1889 ly1.
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% Col. David Random has handed us q
sample of his a. silk cotton" Of this years
growth. It is certainly . very superior ar.
ticle. and in length and fineness of staple,
ranks next to the Sea Island and is quite
equal to tho low grades of Sea Island. We
have heretofore noticed this cotton. The
first raised by Col. B. was sold in this mar
ket at 600 per bale, and the next at II
cts. per pound. This year he has 800 acres
in this cotton. and we understand from him.
that it is coming into general use.-Gal-
reskon Ners.
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WANTED-Men of good business qualities

of good business qualifica-
w tons, and that can give good reference, to
exhibit and sell Spears Patent Corn Huskcr, and
Tyiers Hand Mills in each county. and at each
State and county fair in the states of Tennessee,
Kentucky, Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin Minnesota,
Iowa. Missouri Arkansas. Texas, Kansas Territory,
and Nebraska Territory. State and county rights
will be sold when desired. This Husker is the on
ly practical machine ever invented it is perfectly
simple and durable, and will do the work of ten Of
the best field hands. We warrant our Huskers to
give perfect satisfaction in all cases, or money re-
funded. present amount Of orders received this
season warrant our saying that the demand for
Huskers this and next year, viii exceed thirty five
thousand. Our inducements to dealers and agents
are Of such import ance to guarantee all who may
be thrown among farming community, to take
hold Of the above machines at once. Retail price
Of Huskess $l9. Hand Mills that will grind one
bushel Of good meal per hour. and warranted for
one year retail at 81. We give agents and dealers
liberal discount. Agents also have the agency Of
all kinds of farming implements For full particu-
lars, address C. H. TYLER 4 co.
No. 66 Second sfreet. ST. Louis. No, or las Mas
sau ssress, NeD York. aug. "a 7w6
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HARDWARE.
IL We have in store and for sale large and
well selected assortment of Hardware, ADAPTED to
the wants of this section of country consisting in
part Of axes. various brands; Collins Il Co.'S
broad do, boys handled axes, crosscut and hand
saws cross-eut and mill files, taper do. wood
and horse rasps. socket and frmer chissels. con-
cave and eye auger hollow do. auger 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 panes saw
sets, metahead gimblets, sheep shears, peg floats
stock and dies. anvils solid box vices. smiths bel
lows. sledge and hand hammers. shoeing hammers,
claw do, shingling and benah hatchets cotton and
wool cards. coffee mills log and trace chains, Ames
long handled shoyels iron and steel spades. grain
moving and briar grain cradles and snathes
long and short handled fry pans. curry combs
horse brushes, tea kettles, ssnce pans. iron wedges
froes, cotton and grass rope. butcher knives, sad
irons, German silver and brittania tea and table
spoons. spectacles and cases. nails of every size
also castings Of every description, together with
well selected assortment Of table and pocket cutie
rv, DC, DC. WARD SOrTHMAYD,
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Stove Warehouse.
r. S. ROBERTS.

MAIN STREET, VAN buren,. ARK.
hanufaeture' and keeps constantly on hand the
largest and oest assortment of Tin and Sheet INN
ware to oe found in Western Arkansas, and which
ne VIII sell low for cash. All orders attended.so
18th promptness and despatch and merchants sup
piled on liberal terms.
'obBlNG done with neatness and in a workman
like manner. A large assortment of
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES
constantly on hand and will be sold as low as can
be had elsewhere '
July 6, 1859 ly,
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Wonderful to Contemplate

n an age remarkable for 50 wars. and rumors OF
wars" of intrigue and blood shed for good reas
oning and bad conduct for sound rules and corrupt
manners, when virtue fills our heads but vice our
hearts; when those who would persuade us that
they are quite of heaven, appear to be in no
greater hurry to 60 there than others, but put on
the livery Of the best masters only to serve the
worst in age when modesty herself is more
ashamed of detection than of delinquency when
free thinking not in thinking freely but in being
free from thinking in age when patriots viii
hold anything but their tongues-keep anything
but their works-!ose nothing particularly except
their characters; to improve such an age must be
difheult-to instruct such an age must be danger
Gus, In age like this we call the attention of
he public to. !
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WALLACE INSTITUTE,
VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.


VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.
REV. P. A. MOSES, A. NJ. President and Pro
fessor Of Mathematics, Mental and Moral Science.
R. W. MosEs. Professor Of ANCIENT Languages.
Rev. ]. l. DENTON, Professor Of Natural Science.
wv guardians and the friends of education gen.
orally, that the Fall Session Of this Institute will
commence on MONDAY 29th of AUGUST, and will
continue twenty-one weeks.
No pains will be spared in furnishing ample
facilities for the acquisition of knowledge. thorough
mental discipline and moral training Of those en-
trusted to and supervision be obtain
| ed in amy college East or West.
Arrangements have been made by which all OBJ
ections to sending wards to boarding schools
are removed therefore parents need have no fears
or apprehensions in regard to the morals of their
sons. These arrangements positively prohibit stu
dents from frequenting places having demoraliz-
ing tendency, nor will they be allowed to spend
Students from distance are imperatively required
to remain in their at night and ATTEND reli
gions 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 cheapncss,
convenience and health.
The Preparatory Department embraces period Of
two years. A thorough Classical and Mathemati-
anu scehtlnc course mas been carefully selected,
which embraces period Of four collegiate years
Terms per session o2O seeeks ixrarabiy in adranee
Beginners. So 90
Orthography, Reading, Elementary Geog-
raphy. Mental Arithmetic Penmanship, 10 90
Modern Geography, History, Defining and
Defamation, 12 90
English Grammar Scholars Companion,
Arithmetic and Composition. Is 90
Political Economy, Rhetoric, Physiology
and Book Keeping, IS 00
Mathematics (above arithmetic) and the
Sciences, 90
Ancient Languages, 25
Naturalization per Student,
Board, including lights, fuel and other room
expenses furnished at. per week, 9 so
Students charged from day Of entrance. and no de-
duction made except in Of protracted sickness
For further particulars address the President
July 6, 1859. Iyl
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PE EAD Al THIS:

IL The subscriber offers to sell
E:;: lease or rent on easy terms. the prep
A the IVAN BUREN HOTEL - in the
city OF Van Buren. Arkansas. The Hotel is large
and cornmodious brick building, containing more
than twenty rooms, besides Kitchens. cook and
smoke houses and has attached large and we'll
arranged stables, crib, lots, &c. de- and is abun-
dainty supplied with water, for all purposes, by
three wells, which are conveniently located on the
premises and is provided with one of the largest
and best ice houses in the State.
The Hotel is situated on an eminence at the head
OF Aain,street. in the most pleasant and healthy
part OF the city, and Possesses a commanding view
OF the city and river, making it. in a word, one of
the most desirable places in Western Arkansas.
Any one purchasing, leasing or renting the premi-
ses, can have the furniture, bedding, &C., or not
at his option.
Possession viii be given on the first day of Jan
uary next, or sooner, if desired as the proprietor
having spent the morning and noon Of life in the
business is determined to spend its evening in re-
tlrement to some less active pursuit For further
particulars, apply to
July %, 1883. Ii JOHN BOSTICK.
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n ECEIVED THIS DAY.
HA nor Steamer Medora. 8 SOUTHERN CORN

II ECEIvED THIS DAY.
h, per Steamer Medoea, 6 SOUTHERN CORN
SHELLERS made expressly for this market.
HAIR COLORING-Hemistreet' entirely a
new article. has proved to the world that its use
will certainly restore the natural color Of the hair
Can be had BY the bottle dozen.
MEAT CUTTERS dozen--2l sizes-just re
ceived Or steam Medora this day. superior article
BOLTS FOR BOSTON PLOWS--50 doz. made
expressly to fit, received this day,
BOSTON PLOWS-l50 Of the above, this day
received per steamer Medora assorted to Wit Nos.
IL, II. li1s Is. Eagle and B. made expressly
for this market.
REFIT YOUR BROKEN PLOwS with new
Plow Boards, Land Sides and Points, moulded to
suit the Boston PlOw Stock from the large lot Just
received this day per steamer Medora-
JuIv -, SO HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
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DOWDER. l33 kegs of the celebrated Cleve
land Mills Powder, warranted the best in
market. For sale by
July 6. 1859. WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
HOOP SKIRTS Hoop Skirts in great varie
III ty. Skirt Supporters, 1ournure sCorsets
Patent Corsets, WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
TEROSINE or COAL OIL.
N Pure Coal Oil and Coal Oil LAMPS, Chin
nys and Wicks, for sale by
July s, 1859. WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
DOCKS 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 SOUTHMAYD.
NYSTERS 4 SARDINES.
~ l25 dog. cans fresh Cove Oysters. SIS doz
cans Sardines. IL doz cans Lobsters. 5 dog. Shad
5 doz Pie Fruits l2 doz Pickles. doz ketchup.
5 dog Pepper Sauce.
"YOODEN WARE.
wv 90 dozen Painted Buckets.
Cedar Buckets,
Well Buckets,
Zine Wash Boards, for sale by
July l3, 1859 WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
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SHOT.-253 Bags assorted Drop and Buck Sho
~ every size made, on hand and for sale bv
July 3, 50. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS d CO.
CONSUMPTION.
~ relieved by the Of Woodman's Cherr,
Expeetorant and Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
GAIT.
~ 1853 Bags Coarse Salt in Store and for sale b,
July 6, '59. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS & co.
M ATRASSES:-l77 single double matrass
Ivl es. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 OC.
|rUNs.
NJ We are prepared to supply Pixies Peak anG
California Emigrants and the hunting communit,
with English and German double barrelled Sho
Guns, at a low figure.
July 6, SO. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS co
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CARPENTER,s TOOLS.
Match end C..l

(NARPENTER,s TOOLS.
~ Match and Sash Planes assorted.
Tongue and Groove :"
Plane Irons. double and single.
JACK and smoothing planes double and single
Also Drawing knifes, hand saws,
Iron, Steel and Box-wood squares,
Mortlce, Socket and framer's Chlsrels,
Augurs. assorted, all sizes, Bench Screws
Lathing and Shingling Hatchets,
AIDES, Broad axes and Hand ayes nssorsad
70 which we would invite the attention of ali me-.
ehanics wanting good tools
!u'yb, 50. JNO HENRY. wILLIAs,sA co
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IRON AXES AND WAGON RoxEs.

RON AXES AND WAGON BOXES.
l. So setts Iron Axles "a to inch,
~! Wagon boxes 2 to 5 q
10 which we invite the attention of WAGON nak.
ers every where
July 6, SO JNo HENRY, WILLIAMS & co.
lSUNDRIEs.
~ % dozen Hostetter's Bitters, 25 dozen Stom.
acn bitters Sd dozen John Bulls Sarsaparilla. rs
10zen McLane's Strengthening Cordial, 60 dozen
oodmans extract ginger, dozen Port Wine
dozen Madeira Wine in store and for sale by
July ., 50 JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS & co.
d AIsINs.
IL 1873 packages, in quantities, half and whole
boxes in store and for sale by
July b, 81 JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS d co.
DRINTs.
3U7 Prs.-unusually handsome STYLES en-.
tireiy new to this trade-from the most celebrated
american and English factories, just opened
July 3, 1859. j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
IC<ANDY.
~ - boxes, consisting Of assorted Stick and
props, Red and White Rock Candy, assorted Gum
props: IN store and for sale by
July o, 81 JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
CAD IRONS.
~ 500 ib in store and for sale by
ouly ., % ). HENRY, WILLIAMS & co.
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CUT NAILS.
~ 300 Kegs. of the celebrated Weymouth and
fremont cut Nails, assorted from to sod, in Store
July s. SO. ]. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
0<OTTON AND WOOL CARDS.
~ IS Dozen each kind. best quality, in store
July 6, 49, ]. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
STEEL CORN MILLS.
y so Of the above. complete from 10 l to g. in
Store and for sale by
July 6. 49, J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
AND GUN POWDER TEA.
ii so Packages Tea-Green and Black, in caddys.
and and IL b. boxes. in store and for sale by
July 6, '59! ]. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
TRUNKS.
i 100 assorted qualities and sizes no hand.
which we are offering low,
July6.'59 JNO HENRY, WILLIAM = co
DLACKSMTTH.S TOOLS.
Id 20" Peck's Bellows, % to S6 inch.
is Armitage, Mouse Hole Anvils.
10 Wnghts Mouse Hole Anvils, all sizes.
% Solid Box vices.
25 Stock and Dies. 2S Tongs.
1922 Sledge and Hand Hampers.
in store to which we invite the attention OF all
Blacksmith'e e and Farmers.
July 6. SO JNO. HENRY WILLIAMS & co.
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H A BEacAR importnned lady for
aims. She gave him shilling. '' God
bless your ladyship!" !" said he. "this will
prevent me from executing my resolution. -
The lady. alarmed. and thinking he medi-
tated suicide, asked what he meant. Alas,
madam !'' said he "but for this shilling
should be obliged 10 so to work"
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VAN BUREN,
FEMALE ACADEMY.

ME next session of this Institution will com
Il menee on MONDAY the 29th of August
under the supervision of l. n. SMITH, A M ,
graduate Of the Nashville University, Tenn The
session will be divided into two terms of twenty
one weeks each, called the First and Second Term
There will be an examination at the close of each
term, and vacation of one week at the end of the
first term The pupils will be thoroughly instruct
ed in their different studies and no pupil will be
permitted to carry on too many studies at the same
time.
Miss FRANCES A. CHAPMAN has been employed
to take the care and charge Of the Primary Depart
ment Miss ELLEN PHINNEY has been engaged to
teach the Higher English Branches and the Prin.
cpal will supervise each department, and take the
charge of the classes in Latin, Greek Mathematics
and Polite Literature.
TEACHERS.
l. N. SMITH, A. NJ, Principal.
Miss ELLEN PHINNEY.
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Bankrupt Fortunes mended Here
Come to sec me-"
CRAWFORD HOUSE.

"ExCusE me if you please" for again calling
you can always find plenty of good cheer and ge
your money back in abundance of good things
Al sublimary things are subject to change" ye
BILL POWELL can always be found at his Ole
Stand, ready and willing to dispense little sun
shine to gathering crowd an individual visitor
Connoisseurs Of the good in liquids are invited ts
an inspection Of my choice stock of
FOREIGN VINES d. LIQUORS,
Of the best vintages, just received from the cellars
OF the best importers in New York and Philade
phia, and to my large stock of
Domestic Liquors, Vines d Cordials,
from the best distlleries ip the United States. ali
oi wnich am annous to dispose Of at living prof
It's IN any Quantities to suit purchasers either t<
comfort the inner man for medicinal use l am
also IN receipt of q fresh stock of
Spsced, Picked and Fresh Cove Clusters
IN and 2ib cans. Picked and Fresh
Clans, in and 2fb cans Lob
sters, in l and 2fb cans.
Sard;nes, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Fresl
Fruits lin glass; dc. dc.
selected with an eye to the wants of this communi
ty and the trade generally.
MY "BAR,' will be supplied with choic,
Liquors aud Wines. Ale, Porter, and every thing
drinkable, with competent and attentive walters te
NIX any and all fancy drinks, that may or can b.
called for. Come one and all-old and young
musty old poets and philosophers-parched and
thirsty members Of the bar, church, army, and tn.
great world round about, leave your customs and
Your business and occasionally pop in and give u.
your hand, with the dimes in the palm, to " wake
up" and make things lively, and no matter,
From what point blows the weather
Wen have jolly time together.
July Ii, 1859. BILL POWELL.
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TNISSOLUTION.

nISSOLUTION.
IL The copartnership heretofore existing under
the firm of F. RIMAILHO d co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. Eugene Vally retir-
ing from business. F. RIMAILHO,
New Orleans, F. VALLY
July /, 1885 F. NEYREY.
THE same business will be continued by the un-
dersigned under the firm Of F. RIMAILHo d My
REY, IMPORTERS OF HOSIERY T. FAN
CY GOODS. F. RIMAILHO d NEYREY
No. As Chaytres sf
bet,eeen Custom House and BlenrUe streets
e Mr.. Gu. EsrESAS will hold our power of
Attorney. ly4
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HA preacher once said: "H you
know snything that win make brothers
heart gisd. run quick and tell it! but If it is
something that will only cause Sigh,
bottle it up. bottle it up
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A DAY Jos.-A gentleman inquired Of a
carpenter's boy: "My lad when will this
Job, your master now has ON hand. be
done :" "I can't tell, sir" said the boy.
artlessly, "it's day job. and it will de-
pend upon how soon the old man has an
other order"
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r. A French writer has said, that "to
dream gloriously. you must act gloriously,
while you are awake; and to bring angels
down to converse with you in your sleep.
you must labor in the cause of virtue during
the day"
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HARDWARE.

"ARDWARE.
IL large and well assorted stock of every
description of Hardware and Cutlery ha. lust been
received, making that department unusually com.
piete-enabllng us to fill any and all orders sent
to us. JOHN HENRY WILLIAMS 4 co
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NJ C H AE L NCH
HEAD OF MAIN IT IEEr,.
AI BUREN, ARKA VS1c

FdI -bC CAEN, ARKANSAS
Keeps constantly On hand at wholesale and retail
TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
Sfap'e and Faney Dry Goods, Groceries
and Prorisions, Boots. Shoes. Hats
and Caps, Iron, Naas, CASTINGS.
Trace Chains. White Lead.
Lard and Linseed Oil.
Spts- Turpentine,
Cook. Extracts,
rerIanery, Drugs, Medicines, Linimcnts,
Aiso' Keeps constantly hand large assortment
Of LI@ UoRS, such as
Od Bor6oun. Rye and Corn Whisky, French
Brandy. american Brandy, Vines.
COrdiais, Campaigns, de-, de-,
FOR WHICH l WILL TAKE
Cash, Hides, Peltries, 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 $3.50. NJ. LYNCH.
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New City Bakery.
Established in 1859.

Established IN 1909.
THE undersigned would inform the citizens Of
Van Buren in particular, and the world at large in
general, that he has employed FIRST RATE
BAKER 4 PASTRY COOK, and located him on
Main St. door above Crawford House,
where will always be kept good supply of
Fresh Baked Bread, Pies and all kinds of
Cakes. Cakes Of any size, pattern or
form. plain or decorated.
furnished at short notice. for balls parties wed
dings. and guaranteed to please. Give me call
and satisfy yourselves.
". b. Pies, Cakes and Bread, fresh
Baked euery day.
July l3, 1859, 1y2 BILL POWELL. 8
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NOW is THE TINE.

IA NOW is THE TINE.
E::: II want to sell my place adjoining the
ISSfs i City of Van Buren, and will sell at
~Aa bargain, as wish to move south The
place contains five acres of land with DWELLING
and OUT HOUSES; two never failing wells of
water an orchard of over two hundred bearing
fruit trees of the finest selection, de-
For particulars apply to WARD & SourHMAYp.
Van Buren, July 81 GEO A. DAVIS