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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored 20 health in
se~ weeks by very simple remedy after having suffer
ed several years with lung affection and that
dread disease, Consnmpi"n-is anxious 10 make known
to his fellow sufferers the means % care
To all who desire it, he viii send copy Of the pre-
serip;ien used Gree of charged with the directions fol-
preparing aud using the same, which they will find
huRE CURE for CoNSUMfroy, ASTHMA, BhoScnITIS, &c
The only object Of tie advertiser in sending the Pre-
ecrpton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread nfcrma
on which lie couceives to lie Invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try MS remedy, it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oes11y Nf.liarisburgli, Kings County, New York
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BKIDGET.-Missus wants you to send her box OF Ce-
phaIic Glue, no, a bottle of Prepared Pnls-but I'm
thinking that's just n.ithcr, bat perhaps yen be
aither moving what il IS lie she's nigh dead and
gone with the sick Headache, and wants Of
that TelaiVed her before.
DrHggtSt.-You must mean sraidings Cephalic Pills
Eri0get-OCi, sue now ara you've ssd it, here's,
the quarsher AID CIV the Pills and doIs be all day
about it either.
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nltsrrllunecns.

TIE AMALGAAATIoS OF observation-disclosures IS n grow
ing tendency in this age TO appropriate the most ex
pressivc words Of other languages, and after wine
incorporate them into thus the WORD CePna
lie, which is from the Greek sgniying for the head
is now becoming popula rized i'll connection win Mr.
Spaldines Headache remedy, but 1t viii soon d.
used in more general way ami The Worh cepha'c "
become common Eicctroype and many other
whose distinction foreign words has been worn awa
by usage until they seem native and 10 LII
manor born
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Tryst.5a4-W,.l, 5Is.. 90, hoa IL that headache :
5i,s J.a.s.-''a4v' bs.luE, all gone the pi.. yea
sent e-Ee just L>vuiy minutes. and wish you
would send more 90 tu4LI cta have tueGi HANDY
Ia.st..ss-ls4 cat. st them a. any brLZ-5-ts--
Cal, 4O. = l4.ie P..-. and -sry .i, 4..I Te
commend them II al cases OF HraaIcte-
-HSs .Uss.s Il small send :ur d box directly, an O
SHAH t,i all ny suffering friends, iOT they red
bl.ssiay.
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Kansas observation-disclosures from =. &.
Tcmcroy.


ATCHIsON, Dec. 4, 1860.
GEO BRIsToI., ESQ.:-Dear Sir: Your fa-
vor of Nov 30th is received thank you
and your fellow citizens Of Ottawa for the
remittance of &ll0So, which found en-
closed in your letter Our suffering peo-
pie Will ever mold i'll grateful rcmem Jrance
your efforts to relieve their distress
We shall nope to receive your shipment
of provisions at the earliest possible mo-
ment, as our supplies are short, and 20 to
30 teams are constantly in waiting to get
something for their starving people at
home. We have distributed about so
tons, which is not half a wagon load TO
each of the distressed townships. We
hope soon to be better supplien; if we are
not, hundreds of our people will be dying
of starvation before January.
Your letter of Nov ~, enclosing draft
on Chicago for So, was received and duly
acknowledged. Yours. very truly,
:. {. PcNEEov.
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The regular annual communication Of occdent tai
Lodge, No. 80, A. F. and A. NJ, for the election OF Of
fcers, will be ned at the Hall, Monday
ing. Dec. Il. All members requested to attend
by order ". II. Q. D. WHITMAN, Sec'y.
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Tho regular annual convocaton cf Shabbona Chap
No. 81, r. A NJ. for the election of officers, will be
ed at ts hail, next Wedne day evening, Dee. 10
All members requested to attend. BY order II. !
Cd WHITMAN, Sec'y.
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- DIN you ever have the Sick Hegdacie' Do you
remember the trobbinV temples. the isver.d brow the
cathirg and disgust the sight % food. How totally
Uuft goa for pleasure. conversation or study
Ofr the Crlalic pli- would have relieved from
all the safer which you then experienced For this
aud other purposes you should always Ia "A box of
them hand TO occasion requires.
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GREAT DIsC'v EEY Among the most important OF al
the Jied sal discoveries Of i- may be cons
ier. tie Of vaccination Ter protection from
Snail Poy tie C.ylac P for relief OF lie dacEc. and
the OF QIuine COR the prevention o; F-yers ethei
Of ahghIs = specific, whose benefits viii be e1pe
rrnce by suffering humanity long after their discover
q forgotten.
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.arGiy Realized.

Iii 'ad IN 'orrible 'eadache this hafernoon hand
stepped into the hapothecaries land saws hi 10 she
man, =. Can you hease me of AN 'eadache =: Does II
hachr ard" says e edingly says hi, hand
upon that e gave me Cephaiic Pill hand pom me
'onor it cured quick that 'ardiy realized ad
'ad 'eadachc.
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Cooley for January, 1851, Harper, Peter
son, Knickerbocker, and the Atlantic
Monthly, all for 1861, received and for sale
at the News Depot
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Teal's SelfEmptying Bucket.

TeaI'S Self-Emptying Bucket.
IJRfSCMINtI tat every body has during the paid
Il dry season been digging new wells and sinking old
ones aud that Cd devices for drawing now
since the eiection, going out of date we, the
ders Sned, riI simply tie people OF La Sale
adJo counties, that think We have just the III
TO meet Tie wants Of arnan woman, or Child. IL is
new device for raising water-simpe, durable. and
easy OF operation eaaii. be- adjusted to wells of
deptt and il warranted to raise and empty with
ordinary turning,
FOUR BUCKETS OF WATER PER MINUTE,
From wells twenty teet deep. aud will that pro-
portion 10 the depth Of one hundred and fift ret
This Is no tumtug ~ "a patent, bu; comnends itself
to the good sense OF the pubc- child ten year4
operate il with ease. Il ande
avoids poisonous effects ard bad taste and smell
given by pumps connected with wells nv lead or
ether tubing The buckle empes itself without aid
hand. 1t il the cheapest ma"hine use -
Fer proof please call at the MsNUFACTORY, corn.,
Columbus and Marquette streets OTTAWA, H. where
one can be in operation. Woo.seys in the
well, north of tine Main Canal anc the Railroad
Depot
The old oal.en bucket. the iron bound bucket,
T e covered bucket THAI hangs il tine we'll.
Call and it. WOOLsEY WAIT.
n. B. VIII e ready for sale ABOUT the 18th OF No
vember. novl0
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Dr. JOHN HUBLEY,

VETERINARY SURGEON, whose success in the
treatment Of the dfereHt diseases to which horses
and iiable, has ;he las. fiy
satisfactorily established; DR.. H. is of those
incrant mouHtebsuk. that in est almost part Z
the country. but is permanently located in Ottawa H.
lu.i- aud s responsible all he does. rr. II. is
vsys be found at the Contra; House. PREPARED -
furu,i. medicines and perform any operations 40
cordipg 20 the necessity oil the case. s.v-va.
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SERSONS wishing to be conveyed 10 from the diff
l. ierent trans to any parI OF the cit, Will please
leave their names and where to be found at either o.
the Following places: Everett House, Ottawa House
Central House, Watson House. Prompt attention
VIII be given to all orders of this Kind
Junl6 WI NEtLY Pronriet0r.
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F,cI WORTH KSUwISG.-Sp-,dls'. Crphaiic Pr are
certain Tor SICK Hrurzch.. BI!!OGs Headache,
HeTHoGs Headache ,o.;Eeuess And Genera! Debility
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-, Non.ExplOsive Fluid
U(EMEMBER that Il. \. CIRCUS has the oryy 0euuin
IL Non-ExPlosive Fluid otssv ALL ohers ar
snV limitations. Sc01
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On Tuesday evening l should Ike a full at
tendance at my singing school. Let every member of
tie class he present and get q card of admission Let
every parent encourage and aid hy sending one or
to gain knowledge OF the science that is SO
much neglected. in our city, and that vii, be
listing benefit 10 the rising generation. The terms are
very reasonaJie-only one dollar Tor the course of
twenty lessons One half only will be required on re-
int of the ticket. shall that those who attend
have a good seat. Get tickets at Orto.s Book Store
or at the Hail Tuesday evening Come one,
all, and learn to sing. deci51 +. FRANK FORD
MAERIED-On Thursday evening, Dec -, at the
sidencc OF Mr.. George bristol, by Rev. " N. SEQ
held, Ar. tuGKSE W LELAND ana MISS MAif a. EMERY,
. all Of Oasa.
10, by Rev. NJ. X. Whittesey, at his residence,
Mr.. JosEFn RHODES and Miss liELENA NIEsE
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Miss Davis School.

rxaTIS SCHOOL. will commence on Tuesday, Sept. 4th
Roam in the basement of tie Bdptist (hnrch.
TUITION-Primary, o.. 90; Common English, s4.o0
Higher English, 5000. sepl
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LIFE. FIRE. AND MARINE
EEIS tJEg An CO,


ings. Furniture. &C..
II SOME OF TIE
Mos. Trustworthy rei rdJs Iasural.cs Companies
in ne taited states,
Such as the
Cash Capital, ss"c,ooo; Surplus tle2,S95.
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE co, PHILADELPHIA,
Cash Capital, 100000; suip!G,, sl3o,295.
SECURITY FIRE AND MARINE MS. co. X. YORK,
Cash Capital sj'p,oiy; Surplus, .'',oG4.
n. ENGLAND FIRE NARTNE ms. co. HARTFORD,
Cash capital, .-,O, Go; surplus, f25,0Jo.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Co, NEW WORK,
Cash Capital, 500" surplus, s44d,51z.
Three. atys of ne I,'.tt" oiriJea 10 TIE insured.
The insured participate in the profits without incur
ring any liability whatever. T3ree-fourts OF the net
profits business divided annually to holders
Of policies The i.!!ow. ng Dividends har been paid
Let dividend policy holders Jny l-57 49,. per cent
- do do 10 do ISIS, 81 do
81 do do do do 1853, - Dc
4th do de do will occur 1900
This system 90 Insurance nulon- Fire Insurance Com
rahies Iaaaiag rapid and vii ia tae course of
time supeTccdr tie old system tt the cheapest and
safest beyond doubt. Property shsud inyesti
gate this system OF Insurance il ey want to save mo
neg.
Commissioner o. Ds,Rs j6y St1ts Of Ns1o York,
J. W. FAY, ia Escfaags Bank. Otaica.
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Nosre Dame University, Indi.

NOlre Dame University, ind.
1vsIIlS Institution ayoraby known Ia the public for
= the sixteen years Is now able to offer greater
Inducements than before. la consequence Of
cent improvements; The College buildings can accom-
mediate hundred and fifty boardcrs, and n more
healthy and del ghtfui loo tion cannot he found.
situated nth Bend. the Michigan Southern
H. r., within few hours travel OF all oar principal
cities.
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!. n. B-Suhseriptio4s received ald hrwsrded by
Jnnn fuKxxz, Ed, xtsst fm - Buseu aad -.
einity. where spseiulsa xie nsintf and Art jour.
naa saa b -. sssf7s 49, gs
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VAN BUREN,
FEMALE SEMINARY.

F.P. LEAvENwoRTH. PancrAL.
"TILL commence the Fall Session Of this
w School on MONDAY. Sept Sd, assisted by
competent teachers in such number as the patron
age Of the citizens will warrant.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions
of five months each. Ample accommodations have
been provided for all who may attend, aud no
pains will be spared to make the course thorough
and practical.
Mr.. DeJeune. who possesses the confidence of the
community will have charge of the department of
music.
Terms of Tuition for Session of five months
one-half in advance.
Lower English branches Writing. Geog-
raphy. Arithmetic. &c.) 1893
Higher English branches Botany Rhet-
Ofic. Algebra, Geometry, Chemis-
try. Astronomy, &C.. 1900
German, French or Latin 1000
A~sie Piano .--s- 49, 20 90
Use of Instrument 800
Drawing (Crayon) 500
Boarding. including washing. lights and fuel
can be had in respectable families for $500 per
week.
All applications to enter the Seminary must be
made 20 one of the Trustees.
WILLIAM F. ENGLAND, I
JAMES A. DIBRELL,
CHARLES 6. SCOTT, Doafa OF
JOSEPH J. GREEN, trustees
D. c. WILLIAMS.
Van Buren. Ark, Sept. LIST. 1860
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NOTICE.


an the 9th day of September last. / mailed in
Y the Post Office at Tahlequah. Cherokee Ma
ton pre- paid letter, addressed to j. Henry Will
Jams d Co., Van Buren, Arkansas, containing two
u s. Bounty Land Warrants, for l6n acres each,
issued by the Commissioner Of Pensions under the
Act Of March Sd, 1855, to Wit:
No. 93l2o. granted to sally, widow Of Alexander
Tut, warrior in Captain James Bsown's Company
Cherokee Volunteers, 1912. assigned lin blankj
September I2. 1860. by Joseph v. Clynging, ~.
ministrator on the Estate Of Sally Tut. ssd .c.
knowledged before R. J. Covart, Cheypkee A.
No. 9295l. granted D, Peggy Brewer.
George Brewer. warrior in Captain j. - 1,doW po q
Company. Cherokee Volnut>ers, II - nn nFovn's
blank) September 24tb, 1860 tS. assi&ned lin
and asknowledss3 Sesae 81. GovsssssS ssS Sssoss, Ssd
Agent. 80 o4s1o-s'
AZ neither sac -ies.ers or the Warrant. were N
ce,yed oy sn -. Henry. Williams & Co., and al .
robbery :. the msil between Tahlequah aud Va,
burer :, was committed about that time, am con
yscsd that ssid Warrants havA hsen stolln and per
fhape destroyed
This i to notify sll persons eoaeernsd. thatI in
tend to apply - ~ Ccmniaeicnar of Rsnsioas q
a rs-issus ot tAe 49, gihst Nsxzaptn.
Nov. "a. ian. lvv2f q -1uE-
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New Oxlealn Exchsngs.
cS1o&lT Dea1s - us~ os3sans. en- s. ia a
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u II
tri color Grass Hammocks
~ nUININE! 1876 ounces. for sale bv
~ July 6, 50. WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
|CARPENTER,s TOOLS.
u Match and Sash Planes Tongue and Groove
assorted Plane Irons, double and single Jack 4
smoothing planes double aud single. also Drawing
knifes, hand saws, iron, teel box wood Squares
Mortice, Socket and framer's Chlsrels Augurs. as
orteI, all sizes, Bench Screws, Lathing and Shing
ling Hatchets, Adzes, Broad axes and Hand axes
assorted, to which would invite the attention
# all mechanics wanting good tools.
~ AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
IS boxes Virgins manufactured Tobacco
various brands. WARD SOUTHMAYD.
- l2 doz Hostetters Bitters. 25 doz Bulls Sar
saparilla l2 dog Forests Wine Bitters. dcz
Stoamach Btters, assorted. 25 Wolfs S,hidam
Sehnapps. Is doz Cordials, assorted. 25 doz Gin
ger Wine. II doc Ginger Brandy. IL doz Black
berry Brandy. i2 dog Brandy Cherries. - dog
Brandy Peaches. 5 cases Allegheny Stomach
Cordial. cases Ssddlebag and Ambrosial Whis-
royal Holland. IL cases Claret Wine. 2 eases
pine apple Rum. For sale by
july2. WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
49, son Co.. Cast ss, PIows,, reed :i
szlBz per steamer Little Rock and for
sale by WARD d 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
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NEW STORE

FRA N K &C EASIBURN'S
Cheap Cash Store,.
A large lot OF fancy and staple
IA DRY GOODS,
such as plain and fig Delaines, Merinoes. Debages
Alpacas, Linsey, Flannels. Domestics and Cling
hama also, large varietyof
Ladies Dress Trimmings, Embroidery. Laces
Flowers. Bonnets, Ruches, etc.
Hoop Skirta,
the best retail assortment in the City.
All kinds Of woolen Hoods, Mitts. Comforts
Tippetts, Scarfs. Cioaks. etc., also
BOOTS AND SHOES
Of every description.
eV Give us call and examine goods and prices
dee 30'59 ae
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Wallace Institute.

TNHE exercises OF this Institution, will be re-
j sumed on MONDAY. Nov. 5sh, 1860, under
the superintendence Of
DANIEL B. CARR, ABB,
who has been employed by the Trustees to take
charge of said institution.
JESSE TURNER, Preident
nov 2, go Board Trustees.
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SEVEN YEARS.

vHE seven years of unrivalled success attending
Il the
cozxoroLrrAs Art ASSOCIATION
have made it household word throughout every
quarter OF the country,
Under the auspices Of this popular Institution.
over three hsndred hkossasd ksses have learned to
appreciate-by beautiful works Of art On their
tables, the great benefits derived from becoming q
subscriber.
sabseripeieassss sss nsw rsseivsaia . nate uapar-
alled With that q cay previous yeer.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Any person can become member by subserib-
ingfhsee daliass, for which sum they viii receive
10 i:.LThs i.sge and superb steal engraving. soz
:FAIsTAFF TdisrERINe' HIS RECRUITS"
stIcne copy. one year, Of hat elegantly illus
The Cosmopolitan Art Joarnal.n
In addition to the above benefits, there will b
Fioe Hundred Beamifd Works q AIT. comprising
valuable paintings, marbles, parlans, outaines ~
forming truly national benefit.
The Engraving is sent 70 any part of the coun-
" by mail. with safety, being packed in cyiin-
SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received until the evening
ct the 3lss q january, 1861. at which time the
book, Will close. and thepremiums viii be given
to subscribers.
Nopersoa j, restr;etsd b single sabscripe;or.
rhoseremitsing Sl5. sss satialed p nve member
saips aas 70 one exr. Eagraviae s. tAa:. tnuble.
For further particulars srs1s tqr con. of the
elegantly illostrated AT Jssrsd, psonouneed e
Assdssssea ae9ssiae . Aa6rinss Il contains cata
:eses o. pss%ians. sad aanssoas superb e.gEav-
inys. Regular pssAe. 50 cts pG nurnber Speci-
men copies. however, win be sent to those wishinS
70 subscribe on receipt Of ls cents. in stamps q
coin. Address
C. t: DERBY, AcruAar, c. a. A..
"a tl6. Broadway Ntx-Yori-
n. R-Sahseriptiols received asd hrwsrded by
5.an fuxxu. Esq, 4ssst fw - Bussa sad q.
ea.ity. whefs spsiiusa HI Ixslnsf sad Art Jour
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Late Arrivals I!

Late Arrivals
400 prs Mackinaw Blankets, consisting of
|N red. grey. blue and white, of assorted
sizes and qualities. Also.
50 ps kentucky, Berwick. Lawrence and other
Jeanes also PLAID and stripe Cassimercs. Satinets
and Costonades Of new and desirable patterns
SO ps Alpaceas, Merinos and figured Velvets.
81 rs Nous de LANES, gay patterns.
SO b random or colored Yam.
50 b scarlet worsted Yarn.
100 b turkey red cotton yarn, aad many other
other article adapted to Fall and Winter use just
received by wagons. fsom steamer Parallel and Of
fered low to the trade.
nov2.'60 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 co.
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SUN0RlES.
10 dog Brocms, assorted qualities.
W doz hearth brooms,
10 doz whisk do
100 doz zinc cord wash boards.
loo doz ptd Buckets,
10 doz cedar buckets, iron bound,
10 doz do Go brass bound.
5 doz do do do do with ssvsa
IS doz' well buckets. assorted qualities.
IS nest cedar tubs
25 nest blue ptd tubs,
20 nest CANNES,
20 doz half bush measures.
40 doz names and horse COLLAR.
l0doz wooden bowlcs,
Just received and for sale by y
jan 1850 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS
SMooTHING Planes, single aud double kss
y Jack, fore and jointers. "
Tongue and groove Planes. assorted 'i.ss.
Bead and Rabbit, do
Drawing Knives assorted qualities,
In quantities. 70 suit purchasers, at
Jan Is, '6o. j HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 90
O1 Doz j.p'd iron sTIRRUPs,
~ j. lO dos polished do
81 doz wooden do
doz tobacco cutters,
dog meat do
30 dog cocoanut dippers.
Just reed and for sale y
janls.'e, HENRY. WILLIAMS / 90
1nn kegs white Lead, pure,
lOO SO dog Turpentine in bottles sst sisos
Lard, Lnseed and Coal Oils,
Japan and copal Varnish, in large quantities.
for sale by
Jan ls.'6c J. HENRY WILLIAMS 4 90.
~ doz blacking Brushes, assorted qu.lisas
- l. 10 dog scrub do
50 doz paint do all sisss,
Just reed and for sale by
jan 1890 J. HENRY. t61LLIANx
I1A1 Mattresses. single and doobl..'
Is % sets oc4n. low post BedsteaSs.
~ ~ seE cott.se do q
y sets ,.ngh do Do
~ Sore nd Tor sale by
jan 1896 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS = on
!, ORAss KETTLES, &c:
i % 500 lbs brass kettles, Of all sisss.
4 so willow market bsskets. ss't sisss.
6 dce glass Lanterns. set,
inst re'cd a7d fsr sale by
Il ian 1870 j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 90
4 VvINEcA R--ia hslfsad whole bbla.
e. 4. Co. g 2 sYyHrssY. WILLIAMS : oo>
. = hbls Madder,
ian 1850. J. HENRY. wIf1lAAs = %
lOsD DOE. Holmes eelebrAssd COW BELLA
: OA assortsd sixes. ~er
8 50 des Keasaeky Cav ssils., ssr ass
sais,si . REHay. WILLIAMS : 90
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ROBBERY.

WIN A. MU ,GROVE has been robbed Of
w his entire stock of Goods, on Centre Creek.
K.skooe District, Cherokee Nation.
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Notice.
Office Of the L. r. 4 r. S. r. r. Ces,psny,l
Van Buren,. Nov. l2, 1860.
N0TICE is hereby gwen te the Stockholders of
In the Little Rock and Fort Smith R. r. Com.
pany, that an election for eighteen Direetors of
said Company, will be held at their Office in Van
Buren,, on Monday th i7th dsy Of Deeember. be-
tween the hours Of 9 and Pm
JESSE TuRNEn, President.
E. L. TAYroa. Secretary. Z
BEET Beef
New Meat Market.
T The OId Bxsek<r 4Al;se Agn;n!
|TWE undersigned ha. eolnms.ced to kin and
III keep on hand. the finest beef thst has eveI
been brought TO this market.
Having purchased beef enough 70 lntt until May
the public can rsst assussd Il beine snpplied viR
kaesf q fhe bat quality.
Pork. Lamb and Nuttos. yin b tsps. vhSa j
can b bad.
We shall san q ahsap. il not ehespse. than an
lether deelsg N tQvn. a Tesm& essi
| NafsA q ny cd seaad. exrraia stx,st. a.,
! daos e Roasss In shsP. w
=. sssf = =
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NEW GOODS
Al II. s..ss sssaessl. Just rsed
f0n bexes Oysters, iust reed
1OO dee 23,59 IL
50 ssss: Sss 80 sss''s1'' Just 's',d
CS ho.s. Go Co Fish, just rse'd
40 bone. .Hsrriass, scaled. just rse'd
ia boxes Piae-appae cAecsc.
700 boxes aad $500 u boxes sarditss
UU dec a3ss
~ boxes Maccaroni, lust
40 boxes assorted Candy, just ree'd
= bbls Almouds and
- bbls Enslish Walnats,
10 boxes Pearl Starch, just rec'd
40 dos Kentucky Mu.rA.Ds. just reed
GAUCES-Orosse = Blackwells English lAuees
y and Catsups, just reed
90 bbls PURE RYE WHISKY. justrd
I'd dec 1889
EVAscr LIQUORS, just reed III
ia dec 23,59 - -
DIE-Er.ts>-cmnnts, Bluebesries, RSt arb.
j. etc, etc. just reed de423
ENREsH FRUIT-Peaches, strawberries. tc. in
IL hermetrieally sealed cans. fresh and nib.
DRESERY ES-Quinees, pears, etc.
I dec 2359
1ELLIES1Pium, Cur.ant, etc, just reef
81 des 2359
EVISH--Nsckerel. fresh salmon. etc, justlec'd
dee 33x0
d ICE-6derce Rice. fresh. just reed
II dee 2359
Boots and Shoes.
20 cases Brogans, +
OC 25 cases woman's Downings,
10 cases Youths Boots.
80 cases mems Boots, assorted qualify, Just
reed at
dec 1888 PENNYwIT, SCOTT CO.'S.
WHISKY.