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THE NIAGARA OFF CAPE RACE.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
French officers Forbidden to Enter
the American Army.
Five Thousand Spanish Troops
to Invade Mexico.
A March from Vera Cruz to the City
Of Mexico Anticipated.
The Great Eastern Saved by
an American.
Queen Isabella PrOclaims the Aboitionist
Emancipation Doctrine in Porto Rico.
British Comments on the Federal
loan Circular.
Attempt to Assassinate tlae Queen
Of Greece.
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ADVANCE IN COTTON,
&C., &c, &c.
Queen Isabella Proclaims the Abolitionist
Emancipation Doctrine in Porto Rico.
A DIV ANCE In COTTO N,
&C., &C., &c.

Sr JOINS, N. F.. Oct. 2, 1861
The Cunard steamship Niagara, which left Liverpool on
Saturday Sept. 81 at ten O'Clock A. NJ and Queenstown
on Sunday evening, 22i arrived or Cape Pace at hapas
nine o'clock this morning. route to Halifax and Boston
The news yacht of the press boarded the Niagara and
obtained the following summary of nows prepared for the
association by its Liverpool agent.
Among tho passengers board the Niagara is Prince
Alfred who was the guest of the Mayor Of Liverpool
day previous to the sailing Of the Niagara, in which city
the young Prince received with great attentions by
the people.
The Paris Bourse nrm Three per cent rcntcs 69f
CSC.
The Brtsh iron plate frgate Warrior made her first
trip to sea on the 10th ut, proceeding from tho Thames
to Portsmouth Her performance was highly favorable
student who fred at the Queen Of Greece, in public
Mt Athens missed his aim. The ASSASSIN was ar
rested.
The Bombay maA of August o5 reached Marselcs on
the goth ult. The news is unimportant Shrtlngs had
declined Exchange 2s. Is. Sd. Freights advancing
Calcutta dates are of August H. shrtngs were active
and steady Twist advancing The indigo prospects con-
tinued bad. Lnsced was advancing Exchange 2s 2s
ga. Freight to London Sos.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 21, 1851.
me Liverpool cotton market closes to-day Arm, with

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 21, 1851.
me Liverpool cotton market closes to-day Arm, with
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Ino breadstuns market quiet and steady Flour firm
a. 2Ss Sos Wheat quiet and steady sales Of red West
ern at l0s 3d. 49, red Southern, 12s 12s Cd white
Western, l2s 3D. 13s. 3D.. white Southern, 13s. 18s
ed Corn hrm mixed, sos a3ls yellow, sis. sls 3D.;
white, 3is a SOS.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
me provision market rules dull Beef quiet Pork
inactive Bacon nat Lard firm at 60s sos. Tallcw
has downward tendency; quoted at AIS. a Al. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes firm; pots and pearls 32s. 32s Cd Rosin
quiet; common l3s Spirits turpcntine heavy and no
minai at COS. Sugar hrmer. Coffee Arm. Rice ad.
vancng Carolina, 24s. 6d 20s. Cd Lnseed advanced
Is. Is Cd, with upward tendency. Lnseed oil firm
~ JAS o. Cod oil quiet at 34s.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.
wnea. mas an upward tendency quoted at 66s 66s
ronr zss. e sos Iron very duh Sugar Arm, and ad-
Coflee active and advanced 2s Rice firmer and ad-
vahceu 3d. ga. Talow quiet at ATS. Spirits turpen.
.ne auies a. 64s Lnseed cakes nrm Linseed Oil ac-
tive at 3ls 3D. 34s 3D.. sperm oil dull at COZ f93;
cod oil, f34.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LnxapooL, Sept. %, 1861.
The sales Of cotton yesterday Saturday footed up
40 600 bales Tie market was lrm with an advance Of
halfpenny per pound on the week with stil advance
ing tendency The Gales TO spectators exporters
were 10 COO bales
It is reported that the sales yesterday reached OF 900
bales, including rs 600 bales Surat 10 arrive
BgEApsTuns continue quiet and steady, with the excep
ton Of mixed corn, which is slightly easier.
PROVISIONS dull
LONDON MONEY MARKET
LONDON, Sept 21-EvenIng.
Consols closed today at 931a ss&, for money.
Tho latest sales Of American stocks we're
Erie shares at 20 23k
nAvRg COTTON xARgEr.
HAvHE, Sept. 20, 1861
New Orleans tres ordnare 1884, ditto bas, 126f The
market closes firm advance Of ST. 1of The total
stock in port amounts to 214 COO ba,es
The Bourse closed nrm today at 6ar 3oc
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INTERESTING NEWS FROM CAIRO.


CAIRO Oct. /, 1861
The troops stationed at Norfolk have been ordered to
retire to Birds Point.
There reports in circulation that General Polk With
90 600 men, had taken possession Of Mayned kentucky
Everything Is quiet here and at Paducah.
CAIRO, Oct. 2, 1861.
The gunboa Conestoga down the river last night
within three miles Of Columbia She chased the rebel
gunboat Je Davis, obging her TO take shelter under
Of the rebel batteries Shore 1t ascertaned
that the e Davis had of four Founders
The Conestoga found the rebel signal fires burning
several miles this side Of Columbia.
The Charleston bridge has been repaired, and trains
running to-day
The woods back Of Birds Point said TO be alive
with rebels.
Continual skirmifhing by the pckets Ia reported.
Accounts from the South say Tint large portion OF
Gen. Pillows army has crossed the river at Belmont
route fog Cape Girardeau.
COL Logan, with forty-1ve men, went up the Missis-
sippi on Monday to capture company Of rebels
Charleston, Mo- Another party loft Birds Point for the
purpose The expeditions have not yet returned
COL Logan reported at Charleston last night. He
had seized large quantity Of belonging TO tho
rebels,
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NEWS FROM MISSOURI.

QUINCY, ILL.,, Ocs y, 1901.
Messrs Flagg and Latkins Of the Quarcrmasters De-
prrtmcnt, who have just arrived from tho West report
that the Commanding officer at Monticello. No., hao
placed under arrest all the county officers They will be
sent to st. Louis for trial.
letters from Of Green's men, taken from rcbcl
arrested at that place. state that the rebels at Lexington
badly frightened and would probably scatter into
small parties before General Fremonts forces could be
sufficiently concentrated to attack them.
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NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.

FRANKFORT, Oct. 2, 1851.
The Senate resolution offered by Mr. Whitaker yester
day. requesting Governor Magoln to resign referred
TO the Committee on Federal Relations.
The House adopted resolutions nstructing Messrs
Breckenridge and Powell to resign by vote Of 55 to 81
Nathan Gather Jr has been confirmed Secretary OF
State vice Mr.. Munroe, who has gone South.
Both Houses passed the two million loan bill.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2, 1851.
The city 10 quict but conflicting rumors prevail regard
ing the intended military movements in Kentucky but
nothing sufficiently definite authentic TO communicate
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FORFEITURE OF THE CHEROKEE INDIANS
tA ANNUITY.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 2, 1861.
In consequence Of the secession Of the Cherokee Nation
and its alliance with the rebels Colonel Mcneil Assistant
Provost Marshal has issued proclamation notifying tho
st. Louis Building and Savings Association that the sum
Of $33 00o being part of annuity paid the Cherokee
by the government Of the United States on deposit
in that institution under tho act of Congress- forfeited
to the United States, and conscaed to their use and
benefit
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NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

: IUUISVLIB, OCC z, 160I.
The Nashville Union and american contains General
Johnstons proclamation to tho people Of Kentucky. It
is similar In tone to that of General Buckner.
The same paper says-"We are informed that large
number of Kentuckians focking 10 Buckner's
standard and requests ample provision to be made for
those who destitute of arms It gays Major Penton
from Louisville has secured six locomotives and large
number Of for the rebels.
General Harris has called for thirty thousand additional
volunteers In accordance with General Johnstons requi
eition.
The New Orleans Crescent says there has been won.
derfu influx Of Tennesseeans into New Orleans since the
passage Of the sequestraton act but somehow they et
. their families In the Northern States
The Richmond Despatch Of the oath u says IL is
mored that Gen. Mcclellan caused to be shot 400 Hessans
for INSTRUMENTATION at Washington rather than send them
TO Tortugas.
Tho same paper is instructing farmers how to make
potash as means Of supplying soap, Of which the South
appears to be destitute.
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Commercial Intelligence.

The funds dull and shade lower on the Goth ult
owing to realzaons The rates OF discount in the
open market still decidedly lower than the reduced
bank minimum. Best bills a 31 per cent. The influx
of gold to the bank continues
Consols closed on Saturday Sept FL at 93s o3x for
money
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
The market for American securities nrmer but quict-
Eric shares % 23I
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WHOLE NO. 9l54.
THE REBELLIOk.
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Court Martial Ordered
Upon Cen. Fremont.
Gen. Wool Ordered to Missouri and Gen.
Mansfield to Fortress Monroe.
Interesting News from Gen.
Banks Command.
Reappearance of the Rebels In
Force on the Upper Potomac.
The River Seven Feet Above
Forling Depth.
Brisk Skirrnish Near
Edsall's Hill.
AFFAIRS ON THE LOWER POTOMAC.
Large Fleet Of Union Gunboats
on the River.
Appointments and Promotions in the New
York Volunteer Service.
Tho Vanderbilt and Other Steamers
Chartered by Government.
p INTERESTING NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
The Passage Of the Militia
Loan Bill.
&c., &C., &c.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct IL
Via BALTIMORE, Oct 2, 1861. I

The R. spauding has not yet arrived here from Hat
teras Inlet.
Flags Of truce to-day conveyed a number Of wounded
rebels made prisoners in Western Virginia, to Craney
Isand.
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because know that the necessities which
made this Union exist are stronger to-day
eian they were when the Union was made.
AID that those necessities are enduring,
while the passions Of men are short lived
and ephsmeral- | believe that secession
was stronger on the night of the 9Th Of Nov
last. when Presi lent and Vice PresMent
who were unacceptable to the slave States
were ei"cted than it is now That Is now
some fifty days since. and I believe that
every days sun which set since that time
has set on Modified passions and prejudiees.
ani that if you will only give it time. six
ty days more suns will give you brighter
and more cheerful atmosphere
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B r "A q IS
ARCTIC LINIMENT !

FEW FACTS IN A FEW WORDS.
There is q great demand for a remedy adapted tc
All fOrss Of External Diseases.
External Diseases Of Man or Horse,
THE REMEDY, HAS BEEN DISCOVERED.
1T Is IN THE MARKET
1t has been before the public several years.
Its success has been great
IT Is LISnENT,
1T IS THE ARCTIC LINIMENr,
FBRAGG,S ARCTIC LINIMENT.! e
The most estimable physicians have testified to it,
efficacy. Thousands of voices ar,
resoundins its praise.
1t cures radically and permanently! -"
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Agents for the Press.

~ CocGRs-The sudden change of our eli
nj are sources of Pulmonary. BRONCHIAL and
t-rgs.rrc AfrEorToSs- Experienced having proved
,s, .nl,is remedies often speedily and certain
u shen taken in the early stages of the disease
,-rgrs. should he a. once had to :. Brorns Bron-
,.si Troshss let the Cold, Dough or Irritation of
- TIrr,i ~ ever slight, As by this irecaution
ss,,r. --ripu- attack may i,c warded off. PuBLIc
p,.SEK- and SINGERS will find them eff-ctual for
e..rin. AMI strengthening the voice. See adver-
,i-emrIt- oin-2U
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
0N the 9th day Of September last. mailed in
7 the Post Office at Tahequah. Cherokee Ma
tion, pre- paid letter. addressed to J. Henry Will
Jams & Co., Van Buren, Arkansas containing two
U. $. Bounty Land Warrants. for l6a acres each
issued by the Commissioner Of Pensions unlcr the
Act If March Sd, 1855. to ~it:
No. 9jl25. granted to Sally. widow Of Alexander
Tut, warrior in Captain Jam Brown'. Company
Cherokee Volunteers, 1912. assigned lin bL,nkj
September i9, 1863. by Joseph V. C.yng;ng. Al
minis,rator on the Estate Of Sally 1u.t, and ac-
knowledged before R. j. Cowart Cherokee Agent.
No. 9.95l. granted t, Peggy Brewer. widow Of
George Brewer, warrior in Captain John Brown .
Company. Cherokee Volun.--srs, 1912, x,signed lin
blanki S-.. S-.ein ser 9th. ls61. by Peggy Brew, r
and Acknowledged before R. ]. Cowars. cherc.
Agent.
A. neither said letters or the Warrants were re.
ceived By said j. Henry, Williams & Co., and as
robbery Of the mail between Tahieluah and Var
Buren, was committed aoout that time, am con
vinced that said Warranta have been stolen and per
haps destroyed.
This is to notify all persons concerned. that in
tend to apply to the Commissioner VI Pensioas fo
| q re- iss ue oi the shove described warrsnia.
Nov. u. i600. fsw2ll o. W. IdPE-
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Wallace Institute.

JNHE exercises of this Institution. will be re-
Il sgIn-i ON MONDAY, Nov. 5sh. 1861, under
the suI-erintendence of
DANIEL B. CARR, B.,
Who has been employed by the Trustees to take
charge Of said institution
JESSE TURNER, Preidens
nov = % Board Trustees
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VAN BUREN,
FEMALE SEMINARY.
PRINCIPAL.

F. P. LEAVENWORTH. PRINCIPAL.
WILL commence the Fall SESSION Of this
w School on MONDAY. S,pt 81, assisted hy
com !,etent teachers such number 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, and no
pains will be spared to make the thorough
and practical
Mr. DeJeune. who possesses the conf lence of the
community will have charge Of the department of
music.
Terms of Tuition for Session of five months
Onehal in advance.
Lower English branches Writing, Geog-
raphy. Arithmetic, De- 1900
Higher English branches (Botany. Rhet-
oric. Algebra. Geometry, Chemis-
try. Astronomy, DC, 1000
German. French or Latin 1000
Music on Piano 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 to of the Trustees.
WILLIAM F. ENGLAND, !
JAMES A. DIBRELL,
CHARLES g. SOFT, Do'ra OF
JOSEPH J. GREEN, trustees.
d. c. WILLIAMS,
Van Buren. ARK T.. Sept. lst, 1860
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Proposals for Beef

Proposals for Beef
Office of the A. A. C. S.. Fort Arbuckle.,
c. n, Nov. 81, 1854.
SEALED proposals. will be received .. hi. n: ',:
y fee, until l2 NJ. on tn" ,.. If nscember
49,. o' .'ie s..y at this post duriag twelve
N-.-..s from the I'd Of Janual- leea
.aExa BEEF OF GOOD QUALITY,
in quarters. with an equal portion Of each. and in
such quantities the A. A. C. 8 may require
(necks and shanks to be cxcluded.)
Two good securities will be named in the bids
AL bids deemed exorbitant will be rejected.
J. Il. POWELL. Let L. lst Init.
A. 4. O. g.
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|TROCERIES.
" $50 bags Rio COFFEE. 100 bbls SUGAR,
5 bbls crushed Sugar, I Lovering's Loaf Su-
gar. - bbls MOLASSES. % half bbls do. 800
sacks SALT. l5 casks SODA, 10 bags PEPPER.
~ boxes do. II papers, ) bags ALI.SPICE,
$500 10 STAR CANDLES. % boxes STARCH,
% boxes Of SOAP, for sale ley
July G. 1859 WARD ( SOUTHMAYD
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$50. 1861.
Fall and Winter Goods.
WARD & SOUTHMAYD
4 RE now opening very large and extensive
IA assortment of Fall and Winter Goods
to which they invite the attention of purchasers,
at wholesale or retail. sep Ii, 80
DAINTS, OILS. &C.
100 kegs WHITE LEAD,
800 ib Spanish Brown,
100 ib Venetian Red,
100 ib Red Lead
900 gallons LINSEEp OIL.
$50 Spts TCzPENTINE.
50 IL Prussian Blue
300 Ii Birthstone
300 Ii Flour Sulphur.
300 10 EPSON Salts.
500 ID Spansh White,
$50 fb White Chalk
500 fb Putty in ba'llers.
800 gallons Lard Oil,
80 Ii Borax. for sale by
July 6, 1859. WARD 4 SOUTHMAYD.
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TIERS remaining in the Pest
4 Buren, Ark, j nj. 1861
1 Ous IN three moagns. will b.
Post Office as Dad Letters.
Linsap. Emaline
Miller. Narcissa
May. Cal B
M;Lc!ianI. Mrs r 4
Manroe. $ Il
Millspsugh. Archi
McMarris. Samuel 9
Mcdonald, 5
Morgan. Lewis
IN Mecnly. j G
Miller Joannah
Mathews, VIM
Mickey. Matilda
Morton. Mr.
Mitchell. Arminda j
Powell, Martha F
Perkins. l n 2
Phillips, L j
a Peters. e
y Ridenour. Henry
Roman. JAS 4
Roberts, Matthew
Roberts. j 5
Robertson, u w
Robertson, w NJ
Roberts. VI S
Steel. j
Sims, j T
Stevenson. Ransom
2 Stevenson E g
Stalcup, U j
Spicer. George
Summers. Wright
2 Sellars, j
Il Stone, Allen r
Tabor, William
Turnbull, L B
r Terman, Riley
Thomas. w j
Fanzant. Elijah
Walker. George
White, T F
/ Ware, j A
Woo>ley. w F
Woo;in. Harrison
Will, Julius & Isaac 2
White. L NJ
Warren. Stephen 2
William. washington
Wright. I.ham
Williar,. Hansford
YaleS. James II
Young. William
ork, Alfred
cr any Of the above letters, will
z advertised.
w. B. HEARD, z NJ
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1T CURES
Burns. Boils Bruises, Bites of Insects, etc. . Cuts.
Corns. Chilblains, etc. Ear ache.
Eruptions. Erysipelas. etc Gun shot .
Wounds. GOitre. etc. Itch, etc.
Mumps, etc. Neuralgia etc. . Piles
Pimples, Paralysis, etc. Rheumatism,
Stiff Joints, Sprains, Sores, etc. Tooth .
ache. Tumors, etc. Warts, Wens, .
Bighead, Cracked Heels. etc.
Fi-tula. etc. harness and saddle Calls etc
Poll evil Strains. straighalt, sweeney. SPAWN ct.
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PENNYwTr, SCOTT L CO..
SUCCESSORS TO
r. PENNYwIT Co..
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
TA.v BUREN, ARK.
Aug. 81, 1859. tf8

NEW GOODS
| - a kits Mackerei. Just reed
oh dec 2y59
100 boxes Oysters, just reed
1OO dec 23'59
SO boxes LoSsters, just reed
w dee 1889
CS boxes God Cod Fish. just reed
40 b9ns. s .5.is Msrri"ss, scaled just reed
| 10 boxes sss sI9ia Pineapple Cheese,
700 boxes and $500 Il bo1e. sardines
IN boxes Maccaroni, Just
~ dec 2359
49 'Sts' dss as:ss ss:ss'sd Candy JUL reed
- bbls Almonds and
- bbls Enyiish Walnnts,
40 boxes Pearl Starch, just reed
-fC dee 1853
40 doz Kentucky MusrARDs. just reo'd
y dec $3.50
|S AUCES-Crosse Blaekwell's English Sauces
~ and Catsups, just reed
% bbls PURE RYE WHISKY, just reed
I'D dee 23'59
El,xcr LIQUORS, just reed
dee 1853
k-1iE ffuIt>-C0rrants, BlueOerrfeS, RneuDarO,
! etc, etc. just reed dec. 23
ENREsH FRUIT-Peaches, strawberries. etc, in
IL hermetrically scaled cans. fresh and nice.
ERVES-Quinccs, pears, etc.
dee 1859
TELLIES--Plum, Currant, etc, just reed
u dee $3.50
ENISH--Mackerel. fresh salmon, etc, Just reed
dec 2359
ID ICE-6 .ierce Rice. fresh, just reed
N dec 21'59
Boots and Shoes.
90 cases Brogans,
Oe) % cases woman's Downings,
10 cases Youths Boots
30 cases mems Boots, assorted quality, just
reed at
dee 2359 PENNYwIT, SCOTT 4 CO.'S
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Dr. L. G. ". ~ 1aIrC
rsssatly received BY teams, further sup.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. CHEMICALS
etc., rtc-. ETC.,
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sUNDRiEs.
SO doz Brooms, assorted qualities,
eVA doz hearth brooms,
10 doz whsk do
TO- doz zine cord wash boards.
lpo dog ptI Buckets,
II doz cedar buckets, iron bound
10 doz do do brass bound,
5 doz do do do DO with ssvsrs
Is doz we'll buckets assorted qualities,
l5 nest cedar tuos.
25 nest blue ptl tubs.
p ncs: CANNES,
81 doz hal; bush measures
~ doZ names ani horse colli.s.
ID odoz WOODEN uowlcs,
Just received and for sale by
PLANES.
SMOOTHING Places, single and joubis ir.s
- Jack, fore and jcint-rs.
Tongue and groove Planes. assorted s's-..
Bead and Rabbtt, do
Drawing Knives, assorted qualirse-.
Hand Saw.
In quantities to s,it purchasers at
jan l3, 20. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 On
81 Doz jap'a roa srrERUrs.
n Il l. do1 polished do
81 doz wooien do
dog tobacco cutters.
3 doz meat do
80 doz cocoanut di.pe~,
Just reed and for sale "
jan 1865, JH:NaY. WILLIAMS Il Co
100 kegs Whit Leai. puro.
lOO 5Daos Tureentins IN 10TH. a,t -;.as
Larl Linseel ani C ,al O.is
Japan and coral Varnish, in large 9u.ntiiins.
for sale by
Jan 1856 J. HENRY WILLIAMS L oo.
~ doz blacking Dru,he., assorted su.lis-.
y II dog scrio 60
- DOG paint DO all su-.
loz sash tools
jus. rec'd and so- sale BY
| jan 1850 J. HENRY. WILL M:
l1Iz Ma,trc.ens, s'ng'e aud doabl'
IL sets cottage 60 Cs
~ sets high do Dc
in stare an FOR sale by
jan 1850. j. henry WILLIAMS + CO.
DgASs KETTLES. sc.
| ID sd lbs brass kettles, of all sixes,
81 willow mark, baskets, ss't sisNs
'ioz glass L.nt.ras, as't,
( jus. cd and for sale oy
Jan 1850 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 CO
!, VTINrGAR--in halfand whole bbf'.
ian is's, .. s' !. HENRY. WILLIAMS d 90
- bbis Naddcr,
ian 1860. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS d GO
New York Exchange.
4 CIGHT Drafts on New York. can be had ea q
81 IS. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS = co
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Pest
Oace ivan Buren, Ark, Jinl,. 1861
vhicl If not taken ous in three monsns. will BE-
sen. to the General Post Office as Dad Letters.
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@ Planters Attention. "a
The Arctic Linimant is the
GREAT PLANTATION REMEDY
Planters can save hundreds of dollars by having
it used upon their negroes aud horses.
Every Planter should keep . supply on hand.
There Is no mistake about the -
- Arctic LINIMENT, -
being the most RELIABLE lniment before the public
Retail price. 25c. Soc, and 81.
~ Dealers supplied on the Most liberal terms.
Orders respectfully solicited from the trade.
NJ. BURsowEs. Sole Proprietor.
(Suecessor to Brsgy 4 Bxrroees)
Principal Office 81 Market street.
ST. LOUIS. NO.
E Where orders should be addressed
For sale in Van Buren, by G. L. WHITE, q
Prupeietoris prices. lyl2 sept q
z
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AMBROTYPE
GALLERY,

4 IL who desire lif.-like likenesses, can now
N he accommodated at unusually low prices. l
have large stock of fine that will sell We
ry cheap Call soon. All are invited Room
opposite Morrill, aud Marcans store.
CHAS F. HaRVEY
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BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT.
There will be no difficulty in finding it.
All respectable dealers in medicines keep it for sale
IL is vaiuabl. remedy for diseases affecting the
most
Delicate Hur1an Organization,
or for the heaviest and most powerful
DRAUGHT HORSE.
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Prisons calling for any of the above letters, will
please say they advertised.
W. b. HEARD, r N