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wALLA~ INSTITUTE,
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.


REV p A. MOSES, A. NJ, Presideat and Pro
fessor of Mathematics. Mental aud Moral Science.
n. W. Mosrs. Professor Of Ameient Languages.
WE TAX. pleasure IN announcing to parents
wv guardians and the friends of education gen
orally that the Fall Session of this Institute will
commence on MONDAY 29th of AUGusr, 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 trimming Of those en-
trusted our care and supervision, can be obtain
ed in any eollegeEast or West.
Arrangements have been made by which all OBJ
cctions sending wards to boarding schools
are removed therefore parents need have no fears
apprehensions in regard to the morals of their
| sons. These arrangements positively prohibit stu
dents from freqnent'ng places having IA dtmoraln n,
their recreation hours lettering about the streets.
Students from distance are imperatively required
To remain in their rooms at night, and attend rei
situated in very healthy portion of the State
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-
cal and scientific has been carefully selected
which embraces period of four collegiate years
Orthography Reading Elementary Geog-
raphy, Mental Arithmetic Penmanship, 10 90
Modern Geography, History, Defining and
Defamation, II 90
English Gramma Scholars Companion,
Arithmetic and Composition, Is 90
Political Economy, Rhetoric, Physiology
and Book Keeping, Is 90
Mathematics (above arithInetic) and the
Sciences, %
Ancient Language. %
Matriculation J.ef fSsudent,
Board, including nk,ts, fuel and other room
expenses furnished at, per week, so
Students charged from day Of entrance, and de-
dueton made except in of protraeted sickness.
For further particulars. address the President
July 6, 1889 lyI
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TIC GFeolest Periodical Remedy eter Dis
eorered
1000 BOXES RETAILED MONTHLY.
The benefactor is infaliabIe for the immediate
removal of Distractions Irregularities, Prolapsus
Cteri FALLING of the Womb Leuchorrea or whites.
and all the diseases peculiar to females This rene
dy has never in single ease failed in Producing
the Menses. l have received many letters of re-
commentator, which all say 1t is the best
remedy We have used" Sickness at the ston-
ach. languor, debility, pains in the head side and
back, loss of appetite. costiveness de- some of
the symptoms which attend irregular Inensturatioa
This remedy may be had by addressing j. s
SHEPARp. West 4th st, Cincinnati, and enclosing
81. and the remedy will be sent by return mail
N B.-LapIEs WHO ARE PREGNANT SHOULD not
Use THIS REMEDY As 1T Is SURE BRISG on MIScaR-
RAGE, though no injury To health would follow
One box 1, three boxes 81 All letters of inquiry
must contain a postage stamp to ensure an answer
j. G. SHEPPARD Cincinnati Ohio.
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SHEPPARD'S
Celebrated Oriental Preventive

To CONCEPTION.
Which warrant will never fail.
NorTCE-Ladies who do net wish an increase Of
family may rely this perfectly safe and eer-
tain preventive. 1t is very simple in its use and
does not in the systesn. Sent secure froni oh.
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on receipt of the money Whole packages Sd. hall
packages 50; extra fine Sc per package.
Address, J. S. SHEIPARD, Bor 2I43.
lyl3 Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Taken Up.

] ! !; 5 ]
~ "1AS committed to the Is;]
M wv of Crawford Co., Ark. q.
C the 10th day of Nov. 1889 ne
gro man. named George. Said ne
gro is about 30 yrs old color black
feet Z inchs high, will weigh
about $50 lbs, has a scar on his
right cheek. Saws he belongs to
7 VIM. MeFieId of Mo- The owner
OF said slave IS hereby requested to forward,
prove property and pay eharges-or he will be
dealt with the law directs
JAMES ". BROWN. Sheriff
ID and Jailor of Crawford Co
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Oth Annual Announcement
CONTINUED SUCCESS or THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.

toSTtNtED
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
LNROM all sections of the country subscribers
Z to this popular Art Institution, (now in its
sixth year.) being received IN ratio unparal-
ieied with that Of any previous year.
Any Person can become a Member bv
Subscribing 81,
Which will entitIe him to
Ist-The BEAUTIFUL steel Engraving. Shakespeare
and his Friends
9d-A copy of the elegantly illustrated Art Journ-
In addition which. over four hundred valuable
works of art are gi ven to subscribers as Premiums
comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures Outlines
de-, by the first American and Foreign artists
The superb Engraving which every subscriber will
receive immediately on receipt of subscription en-
titled
"Shakspeare and his Friends,
is OF character to give unqualified pleasure and
satisfaction. No work of equal value was ever be-
fore placed within reach of the people at such a
price. The Engraving is of very large size being
ing most superb ornament suitable for the walls
Of either the library. parlor Office
IL can be sent To any part of the country by mail
with safety. being packed in a cylender, postage
prepaid.
Think of it! Such work. delivered free of
charge, and the ART JOURNAL one year, for s..
Subscriptions will be received until the eve
ning Ct Tuesday, the 3lst of January, 1860, at
which time the books will close snd the Premiums
be given to subscribers
No person is restricted to q single subscription
Those remitting SIS are entitled to six member
ships.
The beautiful Illustrated Art Journal. giving f,I
Particulars, viii be sent receipt of Is cents in
stamps or coin. Address
c. L. DERBY. Aefuary C.. A.,
546 and 54S Byoadarav ~ Y
Subscriptions received in Van Buren by JES.
81 TURNER, Esq, who is Hon Secretary for
this vicinity.
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VAN buren,
FEMALE ACADEMY.

ENHE next session of this Institution will com =
mence on MONDAY the 29th of August,
under the supervision of / n. SMITH, a. NJ. a
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 a vacation of week at the end Of the
first term. The pupils will be thoroughly instruct
ed in their different studies and pupil will be
permitted TO carry too many studies at the
time.
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EYE SAIVE,.

i seientifeal chemical productions of the age
being emphatically remedy for diseases of the
Eye, acute chronic liberation of the lacliynal
Glands, Film and weakness of vision, from any
cause.
DIR. L. C. WHITE Druggist of Van Buren has
good supply. Price so cents per box. If a per
son wishes it per mail and will address j. D. L J
p, Snedeeor, Fulton. Galloway Co. Mo-, enclosing
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Nov 25, 1859. p3moI
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$25 Reward.

I'D ANAWAf from the subscriber at Van Bu-
IL rem. Arks.. negro BOY named HENRY.
rather Of . brown color he has q wife at Colonel
Wilson's o. Aulbesry and do NOT think viii at
tempt TO go Tar wore away brown Jeans coat, cot
tonade pants with q patch on the knee, brown hat
/ will nay the above reward for him delivered at
the Jail Van Burcn. LEVI CHAPMAN
sept 6.,59 ito
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TEACHERS
/. \. SMITH, y. NJ, Principoi.
Miss JULIA A. SMALLEY.
Miss FRANCES \. CHAPMAN.

Tuition for each Term.
Lower Primary, ............S8 8 90
Advanced Primary, ... 10 90
Lower English Branches, .... Is 90
Higher English Branches, ...... 20 90
Latin. Greek, Mathematics and
Polite Literature, ..... % 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, 80. % 90
Use of Instrument, ....... ) 90
Half of the tuition Of each term will be required
in advance, the balance at the close Of it, No de
duetion in tuition will be made, except in cases of
protracted sickness. More than hundred pupils
can be accommodated at the Academy.
All applications 20 enter the Academy must be
made to one of the Trustees, and every pupil will
be required to get permit from Of them to en-
ter and all complaints arising from any cause Of
dissatisfaction must BE- made by parents guardi-
ans to them, who alone responsible to the pat
rons for good order and discipline of the Academy.
Boarding, including washing. lights and fuel,
can be had in respectable families from 81 so to
50 per week.
TRUSTEES.
j. j. GnEEN, President
ID. G. WILLIAMS, .eecretary
G. G.. SCoTr, Treasurer
j. a. DIDRELL.
w. +. ENGLAND.
Van Buren, Crawford Co., Aug. Is, 1859. amt
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Farm for Sale.

sHl IL lOI Sale,
Issss ME valuable Farm of VIM. J. P.
l1eQl l. vehouse. situated on Lees Creek
&@kis offered for Rent, for one or more vears
containing about 150 acres under cultivation with
q good Dwelling House, Stables and outhouses there
on !; good well and spring is on the place
er information apply to
dec =, 1853 If CORNELIUS SNIDER.
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HARDWARE.
III large and well assorted stock Of every
description of Hardware and Cutlery has Just been
received. making that department unusually corr
Plete-enabling US to oil any and all orders sent
to us- JOHN HENRY WILLIAMS ( co.
IRON AXES AND WAGON BOXES.
IL so setes Iron Axles Il 10 2 inch,
l27 Wagon boxes 2 to 5 =.
to which we invite the attention Of wagon max
ers every where.
July 6, SO. JNO HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
SUNDRIES.
y 50 dozen Hostetters Bitters, Is dozen Stom
ach Bitters, 50 dozen John Bulls Sarsaparilla, IS
dozen MeLAne's Strengthening Cordial. 60 dozen
Woodman's extract ginger. 5 dozen Port Wine,
dozen Madeira Wine. in store and for sale by
July 6. 50 JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 CO.
ENCRNFrURE.
IL Bedsteads. Cherry and Walnut, high and lov
post and cottage, by the sett or dozen. Chairs,
common or fancy, for sale by
DLAYING CARDS.
q Gross assorted qualities in store
July 3. % tNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
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NOTICE.

"IARD SOUTHMAYD are my authorized
w agents for the sale Of my property and the
settlement Of my business. All persons indebted
Aug. 3O. 50. tfq GEO A. DAVIS
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Hoop Skirts.

e dog Ladies Hoop Skirts, just received and tor
u sale. sep S. HEARD.
MASrER OF PAIN.
Nl A few dozen bottles of this remarkable
Medicine. which cures almost every description of
pain. instantaneously. a. If by magic On hand
and for sale by W. B. HARD
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DRINTS.
5sI Prs.-unusually handsome STYLES en-.
tireiy new to this trade-ffom the most celebrated
American and English factories, lust opened :
July 6, 1883. j. HENRY. WILLIAMS co
CAD IRONS.
~ 500 b in store and for sale by
TyOBACCO.
lis Boxes-ehewing and smoking tobacco
market and for sale by
IRON AND STEEL.
i 133 600 n-ot every deseription-.o wit
Bar Iron to in by q to inch. Band iron
] to inch BY l-6 to Il inch. Round Iron 4 to /
u inch. Square Iron to "a in. Oval Iron \
tol inch: Round Iron to II in HoopIron
=. to 81 inch. Slab Iron to II in by 3 to !,
inch. Sheet Iron all sizes and qualities. Amer.
and Swede N.il rod Iron. Cast. German Spring
Steel, all sizes. American and English Blister ali
sizes. with which we are prepared to furnish me-
chanies everywhere.
July $50. JNO. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
rOTTON BATTING.
" 500 b in 25 b bags, put up in /, D rapezs.
irist received and for sale BY
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Something for every Lady.
SHEPPARD'S
Great BenefaCtOP.

The Greatest Periodical Remedy erer Di,
eorered
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TIE Durability Of Mis Machine.
is very great. | don't see why it should not last
for ten twenty years, will, only repairs of poun
der and rope, which would be very trifiing. The
whole cost Of repairs upon all the several hund-
red machines | have sold in fhe last two wears
taken together, don't amount to two dollars and
many of them have been in constant use in large
families.
Fer sale by WARD & SOUTHMAYD
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1860.

THE INDEPENDENT FOR THIS WEEK
win open with q briian. description Of
"THE CARNIVAL AT ROME
From the pen Of
MRS, HARRIET BEECHER STOWE,
who eyewitness Of the ro,eque which
,he describes Mrs. Stowe Italy and viii contribute TO
Yhe Independent ohsr entertaining pictures Of Italian sights
and scenes.
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER
this week, IA the passsge-
"Let h. shine before men, they may your
rood works. and sory your Father which in Heaven"
"YUssUF AND BoRUK
AnArabian Lescnd.n
An Original and Entertaining Poem,
By C. D. STUART.
REV. STEPHEN H. TYING. d. D.,
contributes hesh number Of his interesting eIiesof
FAMILIAR LETTERS ON SUNDAY SCHOOLS"
"THE METHODIST CHURCH: PAST, PRESENT, AND
TUTURE.n
BY REV. DANIEL CURRY, d. d.
Ibis Is the second paper Of Dr. Cuys SERIES prepared in
view Of ,he sp2roschDs Qusdenni General Conference
Buffalo. It's subject,
osTRAY THOUGHTS ABOUT THE IRISH REVIVAL"
FRESHMAN
New Feature introduced this week into THE INDE-
PENDENT 10 rend 1. more attractive To the Little Folks.
"LIFE PICTURES FOR THE HOME CIRCLE"
BYAy AMATEUR.
The Ant Of these new 6r,side contributions is entitled
THE UPTOWN CHILDREN'SP PARTY,
and is recommended only for children bat for general read
Ing TO ali persons who reside above Bleeekerst-
Anew Contributor funiIhes for this department,
"a HISTORY OF MY PETS"
THE INDEPENDENT will hereafter be made attractive
to Children a. to full grown Men and Women.
Terms: By Mail Two Dollars Year, BY Carrier, Two Dol
lars and HALF
JOSEPH Il. RICHARDS, Publisher
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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST!
l. THE SAT URDAY EVENING POST!
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST!


The POST issued this morning and is fall OF
entertaining and instructive matter.
l. THE QUAKER PARTS ANS-A splendid Revolutionary
etory. This weeks number shows "WHAr FaAsK SAW
THRoUeH THR LITTLE WISDOM"
2. THE EARLS DAUGHrERs-One Of the most powerful
stories Of the day.
Q. NOTES ON NURSING, by FLORENCE EiGHTiN-
GALE Btds aud BeddusBed not to be too wit OF high
6Iofula often owing putting the head under the
Without sunlight degenerate, body and mnd-Almost oil
patients lie with their faces to the Light, kc
T. THE TIRED HOUSEKEEPER-A lesson for mothers
to take to heart
s. ETIQUETTE OF RIDING.
G. ANECDOTES OP CHOQUART, THE DUELL1ST
2. THE DUKE OF wELLINGTONS TEMPER
g. WHAT WOMAN CAN DO. Dedicated to the Ladies' Of
the Noun, Vernon Association, by mrs- ANNA BAouE.
o HUMOROUS ARrICLEs-An Oily Letter from the OH
SprpgsTuinpg the TAbesA Great County lndade-ksep
ips stcretTle Pursuit. Of Authorship Surrounded with Dill
cult'es ke.
10. MUSTANG HUNT.
H. THE DISCOVERIES AT NINEVEH.
~ HOW TO RAISE THE wIND-A HINT TO LAND
sPECULATORS
10 ENGLISH YOUNG LADIES' BY HARRIET MARri-
sEAU. -Mu'ic-Domestic Employments-sesinS
u. Row AUNrY SCRANTON "KETCHED" HER
HUBBAND-A GADALL SKkTCH
Is. AND A HOST OF OTHER ARTICLEs-GRAyE, oAI,
Humorous, and SERENE.
For sale BY all the principal News Dealers Price ceats If
News Dealer out of the POST he viii order II for
RENDRICKsON, BLAKE LONG.
Nos. n and 20 Annst, New. York.
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THE SECOND VOLUME is NOW READY
= 1pARTON,s LIFE OF ANDREW JACKSON.

To be completed in three large volumes with steel por
Price in ooh ~ 50 volume The remaining vol
Hnp.rs Weekly which should be well nformedn regard TO
boois recently pronounced Nh Paon Lite Of Aaron Bur,
successful biography published in this county,
Yet the volume Of Jackson admitted BY all to give prom
ie Of sill more ao and ta.cinstios been received
the public and has Lied forth some Of tie most
@ syisy. we have ever seen Of sny boos Especially in
Tennessee and the South ard West where Jackson Is best
and fascinating interest greatly praised Witness the follow
ing ,w,,,,s, oas, a. ,oD, time ,b..
does him justice giving his life eIaggefang
nothing concesng nothing exengstng hotnins presenting
truly every act OF his life and illustrating every period by
anecdotes and Incidents that viys illustrate mis- character and
the charactescs Of the times in which he lived
IL worA OF thrilling interest and leaves the impress OF candcr
and tryth on every psge"-I Memphis Appeal
has made Ii, picture natural life, and fascinating
as II is natursL"-I Memphis Avalanche.
Parton Jackson himself would have
dertly stated facts outright without gloss vaInsh.
he smost alone among bogpheI in reducing to practice the
men ALL win not take for Jackson stands
this work Of remarkable graphic power and naunesa as the
lie like, ndomtsbe and real that he was- Presbyterian
1T has remaiIsd for Mr. Parton 10 write biography tha.
appreciated and admired by the people well the lers
Everybody who has read praises Partons Life of Jsckson
In eli exchanges observe the highest encomums passed
The typography perfect We surprised at the truth
bas Life of jackson Jackson wished it written
, uS and bn believe fS1 ss % ;ssa wsa
tin fairness Of statement and elegance of language surprising
aa Sssn Ps Tenn aod g socsy
The FIRST nstant OF his present production Is OF the
entertaining and instructive books have read"
-Russelfs Magazine, Charleston q. q.
We have read enough to satisfy Of two things namely
the aboous industry the author and the romantic Of
the book. It's In eminent degree the boek OF the
dsy and win detrac nothing from the already high reputation
ofits suthor"-l Washington ID. c. States
The Northern press has spoken not less decidedly and enha.
..,!ie.y about the dI. ycLo%: The second yOums now
tel opportunities TO his bosrspher We sure that it viii be
found greatly surpass the hrst volume In interest
PARI0N'S JACkSONis sold by subscription only. Agents
MASON BROTHERS,
Nos and 7 Mercer-st, ,New-York.
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The GREAT ORIGINAL PAINTING Of the COURT OF
DEATH viii Open for Exhibition ,,.,,,rv
Ar THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
CoupoanciER WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aprll = ~
This IL tbe Great MASfEh-"OhA OF hE-sbhANysll -sb - =
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oountTy il 3l2 square feet Of Canvas ana e'hA
TWLNTY-THkEE LIFE-SiTE FIGURES: $500. ,.,,>,, =,
A FAC-SIMILE CHROAO LlTHOGhAFhlC ENOha ~
ING Of Painting executed by Sarony Mayor Knapp a
been pubhed by the prophet nsesd Of selling VV1 a. 60
fhe proposes 10000 ST. The na orders oi
them been that tine publisher was
10 take advertisement the city Ia order 10 oe soe
10 spnug a. demand Duplicate pstes comp eted and
the city well the country can now be applied one 20
Its believed that before hs o large and 30 Desu
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beautIfu attractive and instructive PsIior Ornament
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eede their e1ceenees Every mrovement has
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