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INSURANCE..

I,IkENANS TRUST INSURANCE COM-
il PAKY Or BROOKLNN.
CASH CAPITAL, slblOOO.
oasce No Q Court Street topposits City Halp' and
No. Wall Street, Near Broad~ay, New YORK.
Organized on the principle ofPaying one hait tne
profits above ten per cent. 70 the Wldows Ann & vi
pba, :. Fund of the Fire Department Of the City of
Brooklyn.
George Hall, Fli Robbins, JON echsn1s, Nsr nt
srhnynas CLARK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID. Chittenden,
tIs,,v Mesv,sn ger al DertI. HighL VIM. ii. Cary,
W,n b. 0ooAin, Buntwy ckoh Joseph d. Hall.
ps,e, Du, wee, III Frothingham, smith Faneher,
,on. n stewart Israel ID. Velsor, Peter B.Anderson
~ low. s Thorn, N. d., SWaren5neden,
Honart Ford, Richard p. Buckle. IL Lippiu,
Crav~fo,dC Smith william Beard, +. j. Hosford,
Henry ID, Peck, Henry X. Pierson, VIM. Wall,
Jobn ]. Glover MarcelluH MassayJoseph Ii. Field'
Iohn r Moore. Dl Van Voorhis,
ThIs Company continues 10 insure Buildings, Mer-
ebandi.e. DWeihnQs, Household Furniture, Yes
ssls In ro,t and their Cargoes and other property
.gainat loa. or damage by dre, a. faw raDie and
uberal terms ~ other hrst-clAs companies.
h'''~ GEORGE HALL, President.
WIN BURRELL, Secretary. IA
IN WYCKoFF, Jr., Assistant secro,ary.do ly.
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nsnt' is unimportAnt, inasmuch az fJr
all practical Proposes connected with abe
sustenancs Of the pcpula,ion "ihe staple food oi
the people is virtually deatroyoi through tire
length and breadth Of this district Thoy add
that the corn crop is short, and that unless
"some othcr article Of food be substituted in
time instead Of the potato, We must have famine
with all its horrors here during the coming ssa-
son."
Mr. veaey Fitzgerald, large landowner in
the western counties Of Ireland, says at least
oue-half of the potato crop is destroyed and
urges that immediate measurs Of rolicf should
be aiopitd
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DRESS.
An IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

AN IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMENT.-
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT, ,
EsrABILsHKD 1854.
Chatham street, 100, oornar Of Pear street.
la, White Shirts Linen Collars an Dosoms,
- Fa 7s Cents
For lO0it
: Por 1871
For l.bOiilt
For l.1bllili
For 2.C1Il!lii
Bbir,s nSde N order and warranted 10 hi.
UnderShirts, Drawers and LA { Hose ,o
IN silk, WOOL, Merino and Cotton.
Firemen's Shirts, Travelling Shirts ,.,-..
Army and Navy Smrts Of every descriphon'
suSpenue''' ''''> In every variety,
A large assortment a.
Woolen Jackets always on hand.
Remember the No. l0d Chatham street,
doO s4so'iOl corner oi FeAri "re-''
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DARGAISS-vELVET BONNETS, blACA Ssa
ID vslyet l.jpnets co,ored velvet DJnnets, - OAR
- mourning bonnets, children hats for holiday
sioa- u. BINNs' Millinery, largest and cheapest IN
DC woTid-5sl Broadway, Ssl-opPosi'e hetE9P.it-
An Holal up stairs. u ~" ~
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IX2 hNTED--LADIES To LEARN TO oFE-
~ rate on singers, Wnealor . Wilson's ano
oshsr SNtng mAahinssi lsarned perect IN all it,
branches and practice N shop work till satsdei'
.lso machines t6r sale and 70 |et-les Orchard si
nsSr Stanton na3 2t.n'lla
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NANHATTAAfNI 70 vcr COMPANY.
NO, 81 NASSAU STREET NEW fohh'
tOpposite the Posi-Othce.l

cash Capital and Accumulation over 90 cOo
claims Paid. d....,.,....,,'''' ''''''''''' 5000
Dividends " Policy Holders ''''''''''''' ''''VV'
This Company, being conducted by Board oi ~ u
,actCrs owning stock in the Company mas .hs ~
HsntaSe of the stock plan Of management win me
,nnt,si feature OF sharing the pron1s OF 'hs Dusi
ness wi,hou, being liable 10 aSsessmSa ] ,rs Ia
i.ad IN bonuA or addition 10 the policy OF more
sS.n any Der cent on the whole premium PAID.
The dividends are paid in the litslirns Of me Ss
.,raJ. thus adding them 70 pay future premiums
prsmiuu,s may be paid annually, emi-annually'
or quarterly, when the policy Is for LIE and me .S an A.
t,O per cent may be paid by notes /, A.. .,...
Persons insured may visit Europe IN nrs' Siats ~
vessels, without extra charge, Al all seasons oi "e
YEAR HENRY STOKES, President.
CY wEYMPLE, Secretary.
J. L. hAi-0fi' q N. sTEBBINS, Actuary
ABRAM DUBOIS, M. D, Medical Examiner
dT 24sc'iDo
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NNTANTED-AN OPERATOR on SlNd-
w ets sewing mN 'hine; ais, huulu ho.a mt-
kers baisters and huishers on military co.ts; the
best wages will be paid 10 good hands At 2i9 Thirty
ninth st, bet Seen 0tn aud 10Th Sycs, In the rear.
dlT 8'i0S
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II LLFAYErrR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.
o,cx BRANCH oyYIuR
o., x1T ToN STRFRT Il WALL STREET,
oA' fSpnHEIYN NEW YORK.
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DOLLARS.
T,i. CompAny lnsures Property OF all kinds agAns.
Ioaa or Damage by Fire, ~ favorable terms -
s'inNA' TEUNIs j. BERGEN, Prea'I
JAMES B. THOMPSON, Jr, Secy'
GEO, w. HUNT, Assistant.
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rrn,ec1ion rnr the soIdier-Armor vsss.

An ontcrprising citizen Of New Haven, says
,he COMMERCIAL, has invented a steel armor
vost (which We have, heretofore, alluded to In
our oolumns,) and an intelligent friend whose
iudpment and stern fidelity 10 truth we can
G,lly endorse, says he has seen IT. tested with
the subioined results. Specimens OF ths nat
tened IiAe balls he also showed us ;
The armor vest was struck iOry-one timee,
Ly balls from fully charged Sharps, Wassons
United States and Hon'y's patent rihes, AZ dis-
tances ranging from thirty-iye to iorty rolsi
the effect being, that the ball was IN every ln-
stance completely fsttened upon the armor, Out
I'm no case passed through 1t. The balls inden-
led in ali cases, TO the depth OF from two 10
fye-eiRhths of an inch. In four OF tho plates,
,mall fractures we're made; one by single
ball from Henrys patent rifle, (Which
seemed 10 be the most powerful on the field, one
hv hall from Wassons rifle, which struck with
in the circle Of previously formed ihdentation,
one bv a ball which struck precisely in the same
pIace in which another preceding It had exPend
ed is full force, and ono by three balls striking
| In close proximity. In no instance, However
was the fractuIe sufficient to allow tue ball u
| pass through any one Of the plates, or 70 Peiiol
ate or iniuro In any manner the canvas, which, II
all cases, closely pressed the inside ot the aImoi
a result which seems to justify the practical con
cIusion. that had the six suits Of armor thu
tested been worn by as many soldiers no one
them could have received flesh wound on an.
part of the body which lay within the clIcum
terence of the aTmOr, though tairiy struck y,
times each by balls from the most powerful rit
known, at the short distance OF forty rods
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feeling, bowo,sr, 10 represented to bo - favor
able to a reconciliation between England snd
America.
II was reported that the French minister al
Washir gton hsd reported TO his goyernInont q
refusal On the part Of the cabinet at Washington
10 deliver up dispatches addressed from Paris "a
the FroT ch consuls ~ Charleston and New Or
leans.
The PAruIE has an article on the trouble DO
tween England aud America, In which IL argues
that France is not Interested In the queslioi At
istua between thou but 1t says, tha II Eng
land "a IL 20 gei reparation in tho Trent affair,
new ate OF thinSs may cnsue, and that n
! urland recognizes tho southern satcs, tho
other powers Of Ewora must necessarily take
such change into COT sideration, for the sake Of
their commercial interests and desire Tor tho
termination Of the war. II ihe Southern Con-
fCGtracy, by recognition by one ot the graf
pow, r., thould enjoy public rights as nation,
Other states would have to consider what atti-
tudc such important notifications would impose
upor them, and tho Csbiust of Washington
would have TO bear tho responsibility Of a solu.
,ipn which tho nec"ssit ic, OF commerce and poll .
zeal nhu, nee would impose upon Europe.
itaiy.
Contrary 20 expectation, GuiNn'ii had at
riv,dn 1urir w. npp' ar,d ~ the th'nrcr o'
p,pIiIrs, vhrrc tho Eoinir aot Nr,pJltan
q, ,oa ion cou'inufd under di.cus.inn
Rsta2zi OK lainfd she fitnfcoC the urgo'I,'
tipns in reference "a Rome, and sta'ed h. w,'
60 yir oil that the French government desired
20 terminate tho occupation Of Rome, aud wa
a sincere fund TO Italy.
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THE Connecticut arrived at Fort Pickens on
the night of Saturday, the 23d Of November,
lust al the close of the bombardment OF tho
rebel forts and batteries by Colonel Brown and
our forces. She was therefore too late to wit
nets the frirg, but its effect was very sppa-
rent. The flames from Warrington and WoA-
scIIibed as magnificent. These towns-one at
one side Of the Navy Yard and the other on
The opposite side-ire believed to have been
nearly. If not quite, consumed. Tho Navy
| Yard foundry was destroyed, and Fort McRA.
can no longer be dignihed by the name OF
fort. 1t Is simply dilaPidst.d battery non, a.
nslly occupied, though but little enort " maa'
! " plAos Il IN sighting trin again.
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SEWING aiACHINES TO LET--SINGER'S
~ and Wheeler = VI. snu's ana others tn; dso
l.dio5 .EJgh, b. operate AL xmas; terms, trnin
- " o. and ptSctce until poricoi-prAotce on all
kinds Of work, and recommended ~ wnrk Gser
leaning Eeedlea and Jl for sale; also good shut
a. naohins for sAls cheap, ~ $50 Henry St near
Gland Ma 2iac'llA
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EEPLOKMnNr-lmsIos.

WANTED-MEN FOR THE 9Th U. s. IN.
w hntry. Headquarters a, For, Hamilton, NY
u Infantry, Recruiting ofHcer. n1s 1g.lss
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The speculaiions from France in regard to the
English American difficulty are contradictory.
Some writer's say that France will remain a
quiet spectator Of passing events. Others stA'e
that there 10 disposition 70 employ ths arm
and payy In ssAe N war. The prsPonasrssng
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One Day Later from England
Arrival of the Jura--Exoite-
ment among the People, but
the Tone Of the Press more
Temperate----The Sailors Or
dersd to their Ships. Troops
under orders for Canada
General Soott's Opinion Of the
Afair--The Bumored Course
OF England----The Famine in
lrelana----Comments Of the Eng.
lish Press on the Trent Affair,
etc,
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lhe fInes says Faulkner will be taken
to Fort Hamilton.
Lincoln is about proclaiming that certain
ports are not ports of entry.
capt: Holiey, quartermaster of Young's
bogus kentucky brigade of Cavalry, has
9een arrested for performance of his
duty Fuel is high and scarce.
The New York Post says Z 900 troops 90
tins week to Washington in case of neces-
sity, and 5000 militia might 90.
State prisoner Serrill has been sent to F,
Lafayette
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 10.
w ooi has assumed command. Heavy
hrIng heard in the direction of Wilouehby
point.
BosToN, Aug. 10.
1he schooner windward, a salt boat, has
arrived. The jeff Davis captured the San.
Ia Claus and Alverado. The Davis put on
the Nindwa-d twenty-five captives from
various prizes and let her go.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.
IEIrty-one skeleton regiments, amount
ing to zen thousand men are here.
NEW YORK, Aug. 49,
The city is full of secession rumors OF
the rapid and near approach of the Con
federates. Our military men don't seem
alarmed
forty-eight skeleton regiments probably
amounting to fifteen thousand men will 90
forward in a few days.
JEFFERSON Cry, Aug. 10.
The boat bringing Stiefels and Worthing-
toms three monthers down the river was
fired at all along the banks, one killed and
eighteen wounded
IRoSroN, Mo-, Aug 49,
Messenger says, Hecker's regiment cap
tared twelve confederates. PIentiss has
arrived, and takes command of this Sec
ton.
RoLLA, Aug. 10.
Seigel received commission as briga-
dier-general, yesterday.
The wounded at Springfield are doing
we'll.
jeff. Thompson is at Commerce, Mo.
The steamer Hannibal, with 800 or 400
federal troops, was fired into and sunk The
troops were taken prisoners by the confede-
rates. She was taking them to Bird S
Point
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STRAXED

ElSNSTR A E D from the subser,her =.
EAAO Camp Walker. or about the ist, !,
years old. has white feet, and white mari s, -
lace dc was raised on Frog Bayou. Crawford rs r.,
anI Will probably make his way there. w.
a liberal reward will be paid for his re,p-, :,
-as'srs- Ward d South,nayd, Van Ruren or to The
piahtation oi the subscriber on Frog Bavon
Aug. 8, 1861 O. ACARPor.
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STRAYED.

EN ENRoM the subscriber at Camp Walker
NA on the 22d July, a fine sorrel mar.
aeou, s 10 hands high. white hind feet with ma marx
noticed for her remarkable beauty. She prob.hl,
took direct course for Col. Enzie Wilson's =,
Little Mulberry, one mile south Of the Stage Rad
Any one taking her up ard returning her TO CanS
yas; ia 1. Stewart Crawiord Artillery. at camp
be paid for their trouble
J. r. HAyrY
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Daily Letter Express,
TO AND FROM THE
Seceded States,

D0STAL arrangements via Franklin, Kentucky
l and Nashville, Tenn. Directions = Direct
you letters properly, aud enclose the sane togeth
er with 10 cents. to the undersigned, who will
mail them daily at Nashville. Teane.se, and pay
postage the same to the Confederate States. Let
ters weighing over half ounce or whose point of
destination Is five hundred miles or more from
Nashville. mus. enclose Is cents Letters from the
Seeded States should be directed to me at Nash
VILE. Tenn, under the same requirements. Tran
scient newspapers cents each. This arrangement
will continue during the war. Moderation what
ever by this route, for forward ty courier. daily
each way Refers to the postinasters at Franklin
Ky, and Nashville. Tenn.
Aug % II. d. WHITESIDE. Franklin, Ky
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MASONIC.

MASONIC
Van BURES LODGE, No. 6, A. Y. Masons hol
their regular monthly communications on the night
of the second Monday in each month
JcuS INGRAM, W.M., S. F. CorrRELL SW, j.
p. KING, J. w, j. H. HANEr, Se'ey. III. G. HAY
MAN, Treas. B. J. BEowS, S. D., j. u. WooD, j.
d., \. FRANK. Tiler.
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Memphis and Arkansas River
Mail Line.
~

inns Line is composed of entire New
Boats this season, to wit:
IZETTA. WV. Wrx,,sop r.,,.;,
CHESTER ASHLEY, REEEs PgIrcHARp,
LITTLE ROCK. JEyKs Beowy
FRED NOTREBE, r. l.. HAIxEs
The above Boats have, now entered the Mem
phis and Little Rock Mail Trade permanently.
They are Rere and first class passenger be ats built
expressly for the trade. and equipped and fur
nished in a superb manner.
Their days for leaving Little Rock are Sundaus
Wednesdays and Fridays. at 10 p. m. and leave
Pine Bluff for Memphis, Mondays Thursdays
and saturdays, at O'Clock, p. m. connecting a.
Napoleon with regular packets for NEw OgLEAss,
and at Memphis with regular packets for CAIRO. ST.
LOUIS, LOUISVILLE ami CINCINNATI, and with Rail
roads for all points North East and West
Small boats are running in connection with this
line from Little Rock 10 Fort Smith Van Buren,
Ozark, Oar ieneile and al ,o;a.s Intermediate
For further inform ttipr d'lv az board the boat
to
dOIH D. ADAMS, Ira5sisss...
GO. ) MORRISON. seea
March ~ 1851 #
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Groceries, Hardware, sc.
Just Reed by r. Perkins.

Just Reed by r. Perkins.
Il GLASSES, Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Candles
lyl and Soaps. pepper spices, ginger. starch. etc
Water buckets. churns, brooms, wash boards
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp roaps Tobacco Of
various brands. Oysters and Sardines.
CASTINGS of every description; Nails, Plows
farming utensils Of all kinds whips, etc.
blacksmith Tools, Of every description.
A large assortment OF Crockery and Queens.
ware. jars. jugs. qt = pt TASKS, Tin Ware. etc.
april ~, 1901 p. PERKINS
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W ARMS Of the Van Buren, Factory in ,,...
ties to supply merchants, and at prices defy.
and for sale by ." hand
feb j. HENRY. WILLIAMS A. IN,
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SUGAR
Tohac~~

oSI landed lot of choice Chewinc and
~ Smoking Tobacco. for sale by
june .. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS 6 Co
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
. KITS MackereI. Just reed
O4 dee $3.50
HOO boxes Oysters, jus. reed
lOO dee 23's9
S0 boxes Lobster., just reed
CO dec 1888
sDS boxes Cod Fish, Just reed
40 boxes Herrinss, scaled. just reed
fJ dec 1853
no boxes sIrla Pineapple Cheese,
700 boxes and $500 I boxes sardines
W. dec 23'J9
q {, box 5 Haecago,ii, JUS,
~ dee 1888
10 boxes assorted Calay, iu reed
fC dee 1883
- bbIs Almonds and
- bbls English Waluuts,
10 boxes Pearl Starch, just reed
40 doz Kentucky MrsrARps, just need
SAUCES-Crosse Blackwell's English Sauces
y and Catsups, just reed
= y bbls PURE RYE WHISKY, Just reed
AC dec 1883
TVAscr LIQUORS. just reed
10 dee 1889 sss
DIE Fruits-Curants, Blueberries, Rheuberb,
etc, etc. Just reed dee. %
I INREsH FRUIT-Peaches, Strawberries ets, in
ID hermetricaly sealed cans, fresh and nice.
DRESERVES-Q pears. etc.
dec 1853
TELLIES-Plum, Currant etc, just reed
- dec 23'59 !
LNISH-Mackerel, fresh salmon, etc. just reed
d ICE-6 tierce Rice fresh, just reed
III dee 1853
Boots and Shoes.
90 eases Brogans,
Oe) % cases woman's DOwnings,
10 eases Youths Boots.
30 eases mems Boots, assorted quality, just
reed at
dee % PENN1WIT, SCOTT & co.
WHISKY.
TUST reed per steamer Undne and for sale,
- 100 half bbs Jones whisky.
50 bbls do do
jan l3, 1860 PESyYwTr, ScoTr d Co.
OLD RYE WHISKY.
~ Bbls old rye whisky, just reed and for
jan I3, 1869 PESxYwrr, Scorr IL Co
Hay Rakes and Pitchforks.
- doz assorted for sale bv
y scp5 PENNYWfT. SCOTT & co.
Shot Guns.
Z EVIL and Tones calculated Shot Guns for
L 4 sale by PENNYWIT, SCOTT & co.
Pistols.
GtOLTS Revolvers. D,rringers and other Pistol.
" for sale. PENNYWIT, SCOTT d co.
Liquors
OF all kinds and brands for sale by
Osep5 PENNTWIT, SCOTT d. co
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B r "A G q, 8
ARCTIC I.INIMENT !

BR "A G G'S
ARCTIC LINIMENT /!
FEW FACTS IN FEW WORDS.
There is great demand for remedy adapted to
All FORMS of External Diseases.
External Diseases of Man or Horse,
THE REMEDY HAS BEEN DISCOVERED.
IT is IN THE MARKET
1t has been before the public several years.
Its success has been great
IT Is THE ARcTIc LISIMENr, Il
cBBRAGG'S ARCTIC LiNIMENT: <.
The most estmable physicians have testified to its
efficacy. Thousands of voices are
resounding its praise
1t cures radically and permanently
IT CURES
Burns. Bois. Bruises, Bites of Insects, etc. Cuts
Corns Chilbiains etc. Ear ache
Eruptons, Erysipeas, etc Gun shot
Wounds, Gotre, etc. Itch, etc.
Mumps, etc. Neuraa aa etc. Piles
Pimples, Paralysis, etc. Rheumatism,
Stiff Joints, Sprains, Sores, etc. Tooth.
ache, Tumors, etc. Warts, Wens.
Bighead Cracked Heels, etc.
Fistua. etc. harness and saddle Calls, etc
Poll evil, Strains. straigha!t, sweeney. SPAWN ct
BRACES ARCTIC LTNDENT.
There will be no difficulty in finding it.
All respectable dealers in medicines keep it for sale
1t is valuable remedy for diseases affecting the
most
Delicate Human Organization,
or for the heaviest and most powerful
DRAUGHT HORSE.
.B / Planters Attention. "a
The Arctic Liniment is the
GREAT PLANTATION REMEDY Il
Planters can save hundreds of dollars by having
it used upon their negroes and horses.
Every Planter should keep a supply on hand.
There is no mi stake about the
~ ARCTIC LINIMENT, ~
being the most RELIABLE lnmsnt before the public
Retail price, :5c, soc, and ST.
sS- Dealers supplied on the most liberal terms
Orders respectfully solici ed from the trade
NJ. BURRowEs, Sole Proprietor.
Successor to Bragg & Burro,oes)
Principal office 81 Market street,
ST. LOUIS, NO.
eS- Where orders should be addressed. IN
For sale in Van Buren, by c. l.. WHITE, at
Prpprietor's prices lyl2 sept 81
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RICE!.
Cotton Yarns

tieree fresh Carolina Rice, in store
- June D j. Henry WILLIAMS a, %
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WARD d SOUTHMAYD.

oAt " SIAsAN1, V SoAA<-s ~ " -AAsSs
AND MERCHANDISE GENERALLY,
1859. 1859.
Fall and Winter Goods.
WARD * SOUTHMAYD
4 RE now opening very large and extensive
~ assortment of Pail and Winter Goods
To which they invite the attention Of purchasers,
st wholesale or retail. sep IA, 50
DAINTs, OILS, sc.
100 kegs WHITE LEAD, CASA
300 IL Spanish Brown,
100 b Venetian Red,
100 fb Red Lead,
200 gallons LINSEEp OIL,
$50 Spts TI ISPENrINE.
so ID Prnssian Blue
300 Ii Birthstone,
300 tb Flour Sulphur,
300 III Epson Salts
500 10 Spanish White,
$50 ID White Chalk.
GOO ID Putty in bladders,
200 gallons Lard Oil,
1n,~ 80 9shs y B0rax WARD for r ssts souTHMAYp II
DH' GOODS
35 Bales A and I domestic,
500 pieces Bleached domestic assorted.
$50 +" Cottonades, assorted,
120 4" Blue Denims
500 +" Domestic Stripes,
/ $50 &c" ss Plaids,
800 &c Mariners Shifting,
100 Fancy Lawns,
30 " Ginghams
20 Solid color sc
so " Black and Colored Alpaccas
800 Silk Handkerchiefs,
1900 g Fancy Prints, assorted,
so " White Cambrics,
60 IS Checked g"
90 I" .Jackonet SO
$50 doz Cotton Handkerchiefs,
| IS Linen So
July ID, 1889 WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
I"AMMOCKS.
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VAN buren,
FEMALE SEMINARY,

LII
FP LEAVENWORTH, PRINCIPAL.
NKTILL commence the Spring Session OF this
w School on MONDAY. Feb 4th, assisted by
competent tesachers in such number as the patron
age of the citizens will warrant.
The scholastic wear is divided into two sessions
Of five months each. Ample accommodations have
been provided for all who may attend, and no
pains will be spared to make the course thorough
and practical
- Tie rates hare been lo,cered from those Of last
session in order 10 meet tie Reritobie pressure OF
the times
Terms of Tuition for Session of five months
pay able one-half III advance.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Primary. reading, spelling, etc. $500
JUNIOR GLASS.
Lower English branchcs Writing, Geor-
raphy. Arithmetic, ,Eiocution, etc. Il, 30
sEAIoR CLASS.
Higher English branches (Bo,.ny, hnet-
orc Algebra, Geometry, Chenis-
try. Astronomy, dc, 800
Greek French or Latin each 500
Music on Piano hy Mr. F. DeJeune, 900
Use of Instrument 300
Drawing (Crayonwith perspective) 500
Boarding. can be had in respectable families
for $500 per week.
All applications to enter the Seminary must te
made to one OF the Trustees
WILLIAM F. ENGLAND, !
JAMES y. DIBRELL, ~
CHARLES G. SCOTT, a''''" oi
JOSEPH J. GREEN, trustees
ID. &. WILLIAMS,
| Van Buren, Ark, Feb. lst, 1861
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Take Notice.

Rroonas,
40 doz. Corn Broms, Just reed by
y June S J. HEsaY, WILLIAMS Co.
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Leather. &c,

40 doZ Broonls, assorted qualities,
" doz hearth brooms
10 doz whisk do
100 doz zine cord wash boards,
loo doz ptd Buckets,
10 doz cedar buckets, iron bound,
10 doz do do = brass bound
D 1o- 90 do do do with covers
10 doz we'll buckets, assorted qualities
Is nest cedar tubs
% nest blue ptd tubs,
20 nest CANNES,
20 doz half bush measures,
40 doz names and horse colarsl
0doz wooden bowles
Just received and for sale byl
jan IL, 90 j. HENRY, WILLIAMS
The Van Buren press., 1861-08-28
GRDcEREES.

a FTER this date we csa ssh Groceries oalr
"A for cash. We willing l.. Aceohis.fs, sstss
all IN our power-1ut seif prcservasioa Is te fir.e
a " of nature
mar % WARD 4 SOCTHMAID
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G a S II

G a S H,
future We must have the Cash for Groceries
l-wholesale and retail-we hope our friends
will at once see the necessity of doing, and
not ask for credit
april 10. lcfl PEyNYWIr. SCOTT & co
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CORRECTED By J. Il j. HINRLE.

Country Produce
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AtlNG used all our means. in advancing for
IL freight. and having no one to seld out to
make collections, all persons owing us freight bills
must pay their Indebtedness, before We can deliver
them their merchandise
may q. PENNYWIT, SCOTT Il co.