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GREAT REMEDIES.

IIunneweIl's ULiycis. Cough Remedy
ues Coushs, 1oids, asthma, brunch al UA.-
plants, ,.I.I all thrut lrFarWs, leading to
ACTUAL CONSUMPTION.
Is grea, feature II 4 freedom iloli e,,ly com
pouelh which p,uluces 4ebi6ty. aud ~ ulelnng
certainty III alloi thcWuyc tOnplaiuis rests Wlth
the f,ct tllt Il miy he used esery huur without
restraint. lhe care fam childhood aud lis ter
ror, Whoopiag Coash, g I'd -ee ai,a H. lthr-
mites, siiow It " " fe eanpa, i, fso,t Tic era
~, and 'hegr'Ne Nil " sPred many q toear-
y victims.
Make Il your Foelei co4paato4 BY dsy, and
your hei-slte friend UY usHi, us,ns whichever
you please.
iiunneweii's Toiu AHodync cure, all
Complaints q Nctoae ana pssieuaic lltnactyf
suchas .HaIdlgiG, Gou, haehmaisn,s 81 Plus
Dance, I ooA uni Eaf-.9ehe, Bolgei oaJ iaiai5.
Nervous and SpNsaO}U Aich Hea -Achc, o
that terror II iAeF o. dispositions, aul pr :
ably the chief cause u Insanity
"LO>S OF sLtEP
HUNNEWELL'5 ECLEcIIC PILLS Dcsgn-
ed special assistant 10 tt3 alose-uaaed pcepl-
rations, when aggravated by HRliorsaess u Ia
digestion, nnri tbs grettsutsitut, To- az Me.cu-
rat pffpyrriie8s
The EeIse.ic Pills. without he common fatal
necessity Il almost l.aauE mcl 81 81 MA
IN most stsos, ~ lle aYpcstan II = sihe P.l!,
produce IA lie lo0uittbtli- II a sure. geatic,
and reliable FAMILY PHiSlt.
LIT ne b4Ye your couAienca to make trial u
the above uam,d Rene ties, ~ the only sure nj
bun1l BY which rel eiArsc or en-, he attained
and luy dec ruiou ! tlat such confidence vi
not he misplace il2 fftier justice i 10 pro-
cure gti. read ff.a dese.Egt4e p4uphfets rs x
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NEW YORK MARKET.
wuoLAsALE PRICES.

Monday. December 10. 1861.
coJee- Rio--i5a l6c. Jaya--20 a II.
Flour s. so a 81 %. Corn -G2 tS,.
0ais-4f a 40. H.g.-SlI $40.
Raier.-W Western 10 = l1dc per h. Eastern
= Is a 22c Ckeese.-7 ~.
Sagar --caba--Is a elo. Porto Rieo-Tl a
64c.
9a!ta1 --9l 9lc. Tfhiskey.-20 = 2ic per
gallon.
Hiool = Domestic Fle.ce--50 SIC. Pulled
Id SOC. Dressed llogs-4i 4ic.
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UTANrED IMMEDIATELY
100 Able Bodied Men
FOR TIg
S;yaA Dssa,Ht d Gln.aI lli1tq
PAY AND SUBSISTENCE coMMENcFs rnoM

PAY AND SUBSISTENCE COMMENCES FROM
THE DAY or ENLISTMENT.
The pas is ~ per month for iull 4ern Of SER
vice, nnd speises paid, besides uue llaaieel
Dollars Ia e.,sh from the General Government
shen houeaby discharged.
4 COOP DRUMMER IS WANTED.
Persons under twenlY-one y@its Il aee ellno,
enlist withmI 4 written cooseui OF their pireni,
luasler ~ guardian,
tur failAer ploteullrs inquire Of me at NY of.
f3e ia ihs place.
CHARLES c. RuGGLEs,
Recruiting Officer.
Pouauey, Nov 20, ls6l.-2s
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llUNNGsa G.tAr REAsnIls hcif char
aetsr su,ia nei y Testimonials O. 1hica an are
Ihts.si 10 tn.tsas ttr. ihcr eaeet. Wii'ch Is q T.
lec,ig 90 arsi. az the,r rel tens % tt,e4s, ~
sir,ci Aaiietaher - Iams ~ Aedcua.
Haa.e-tifs Uaitc.s cough he@eiy, which
$40 ut,c bo sui eia,s fr 81 LUG, ihruai ,tnd
r,i.sinai aH, isits, a. tcfti olsuHPion.
Huii,eesils Lola Ar,dlse, hc gtr.H Natural
b,.aa, aud Neurs- e Ktnviy, Nhlcii altYts u
IL "a compi4nts 81 ihe ives, and II ~pt,mpd-
ie aad Nervous "a arr, u that ch.et OF az causes
81 dsse,se. l.prs u steep.
liunptsti's Lciestic Pills prepared TO assist
he aora 81 Tie lolu Aneitn 10 cases Of u llses-
tion, hne p,osed Nest peifc sass iiaie tor
assfcErlais 20 iucise 81 tie effect II the Ano-
ldJuv iur hhllous Complains, Indigestion,
aorus Ia Ga iiren, and all 'ierAhgeneht ct he
se-l,,e organs, they have proved. ~ far tra,
an that Is expec 81 tf them aud will 90 sent liee
unfA plans .r sale arc completed, The remedies
AI9 .br.r connection, Is more fully described IN
the paa phlets to he found with dea err, o. ml he
sem ca demand willont postage STAMPS, -
rri-es q eica preparation Diilln reach q Ail.--
Sc idN eriseHrGt.
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MANCHESTER WATER. CURE.

DR. sPBAGUE would respectfully inorm the
inhabitants Of Manchester aud vicinity, who are
suffering from CHnosIo DisEAsEin any form. that
he intends to hccp his WATEa-CupE open during
he winter for tie treatment Of patients. Tie
hl hing rooms are furnished with stoves, and ~
vayr warm. Coli Feather il favorable for
speedy recovery in many diseases which depend
On relsxei state # the nervous System and Nus
callr Eitret; almcs all Female complaints cone
under ibis hcvl, aud cures are effected IN short.
er ii ne 10 cold than III warm weather. Ladies
SOLDERING from disease peculiar T. their sex IN
,ted 10 come and ls cured wiihou, the use Of
Instruments, upper ers, csustic sr Drug MeIi-
cine Of any kind
MorHEHs. lock 70 your vsosiy children. who
ale complaining II Pain IN their sides and back /.
aaa see II they have az curvature ofthe Spine /;
ant lfsr, ktow that .Aty ran hc cured ara made
sfiighs :, the Manchester w4,er-care.
gusgu, risa a,sI S,res rfoA Immediately dis-
.pre.r ~ lie Ap7i,e,'isn of,hr VANS ELEcIRo-
CaFsicAI B4ru. then vhy Il cerhuea 10 The
hea.r and 81 80 winter aud saGtr'sneB fzeyus-
aiiay ptn. when % p'tasans realely % within
your vfetT
Az sias * csaol4ie diseasa are treated As sus-
cesslasls h Cod q - Marin weaihsres this Cure.
IL PRAGUE vi. exaPas Ald give bis oPin-
ioBla llies.ss es-ossr tissass that may call mp
30 hin Or t1rre months frem tbs lrsi q Sa'ea'-
- 1861, Fofe.of Charge. Many sho a,e ma
IS 10 l.y the expense of ri y entias "hysiciaa
e4h 4sAii,hcms.i.es oflhis chance and euieihero-
SCI - a heHfe
Pl7sGfs~iII II yiStelahfsfessei N 'iisirSts-
sl.noes, Il rsqsiseA .saf srssoasllv assasns =
~ letter. q inqafy 90 descriptive q cases
will lie strictly s0sagsAtei, ard sheefa.ly an
svcrvl l. u, SPRAOUR. 81. D.,
AGsuIDsvsE, w.
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IIasonic Lecture and Festival |!
W. Jo!tNs nay. Dec. "a, 1851


A PUBLIC LEcTUREon the Inject Of Mason
n ~ will be delivered At the Court House, in
Manchester. Gu Friday evening, the 9th inst, AZ
o'clock. Al be conclusion IT the Lecture the
company will repair 10 Vanderiip's Hotel. aud
there icgale the aseses wi b refreshments pre-
parcel Esr the oecisien
ihe Masonic tr,teruity and the public gener-
ally arr ny lied to attend With their lelics aud
friends.
lie tWgv ETee. 1ieSets for supper
sA.@5 per 0upis.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
l.. Il. SPRAGv
II Il. r0wLeE, y.A
;. IS isUNc.
HASSn HOWARD,
-. nkST, ~.
Jas . Moon. p''se''
A. Z. GRAlAa, .nhan
FEExASno MEsr, Arlington.
w. q. PARKkE, saudtsts.
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NOTICE.

n lie STOCKHOLDERS u the BATrfNKiIL
/ BANK are hesety notified TO meet At siteir
B4Hkag House, ia Manchester. on IuIsDAY
tbs ith dy VI January neat, at II o'clock A.
NJ. Cor The purpose eG eiectng pireclOrs lUr slb1
Btpk Cir ihs year etsaing.
By Or3ef uf Dire crs
I'M r BLACK. cashcT.
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NIiLLiNERYi MILLINERY

MRS. HARRIS & MISS woopc0CE,
Successors 10 Mr. Blaetmer. Of Pasiory Point.
wguil -, ec,fally say 10 the oli customers aiid
g. iha Yaata gsa,raliy. that they coriinua the
MILLINERY business s. tie eldstsud. Nehate
las feeeitel "a extensive fel.sii.p " new and
desirable goods embracing
New styles uad Tni cFns.
We shall te hlpfy to re,eivs calls fron those
Hh6 wish any TANG ~ cur line.
We You'll also ssy 10 the Ladies having Sc
care tie services 81 Mrs Baekmer h the work
room. We ircl confident in stating thai AL orders
wil Ge strictly attended 10 anu executed with
ueatness aud dispatch.
~. HARRIS.
J. WOODCUGk
Factory Point. Nov so, i8ei.-6w2s
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II A d Isl
The use Of
Armstrong; Washing Machine

Armstrong; Washing Machine
Viii make washing day" DAY not 90 much 10
10 dreaded a. the hardest working Day q the
Whole week. Tho washing, BY tia uss q this
Machine. can Ne DINE in enc halfihe time rsquir-
ed by be Oh process u rubbing and pounding. .
a child twelve ycars ofage can operate this Ma
oaine saa ease, phile the saving IN the war Of
clothes. Ia an ordinary sr5iiy, vin psy fsr ihe
machine 10 ! years siSDc
This Maehipe Is IN use 10 the families of lhe
following usucd rergcas 10 wbou w arv psfmi~
tel ls feier
D. r wAH1, wx. BRowSsor,
I. D BrErox, a. j. GpAT
roR SALE NJ
c. IT. WALKER.
Manetfsier, Oct 2sli, 1861
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Chicago, Dec lc,

Chicago, Dec. 10,
The peoria Transcripts has received late
southern items through papers brought
from New Orleans some ten days ago.
Tie Boaling Green Courier says tha,
parson BroAnlos was arrested for lrea-
s..n b. a.. CaHfrsl.. II States commission
5, AZ kso>,te Or the 6l5, aai commit
tel 10 Jal The Knoxville Register says
asst ihc rmpr Of m oaer from the rebel
war department to- BrawuoU's SAFE n
Quite nosa had Great mneI excitement.
flr Aolm Cariua Standard d the
ih hsras fom a reiiaile source ihm .
Fe4efal neia,ni lad taken possession, q
Portsmouth,, \. G., aud itat there arc ten
lank stem II ~ Paniico sand.
Fou Monroe, ID C. ~.
Tie Constitution arrived here .lus
letno on. She left Boston DC 2lst Nuy
Nib 2Ch Mas regiment and Oh Conn
GIN II. S,a riuel, 10 Bo,t,a asa aii
probably q "n botrd rnnc mos rcsi
u 1t. ior th Souih.
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tsa 4 tlsssa as.les Msay 4 ii.s ls,tie
bil5ing hst- l.evn destroyed aasu Z
q a i fe Co u ihs Nrrray. The
- ~. csa,,t raaisoa i sssi L. b, val ~
iha city
lac nyals f.vn Erope SLOW that
ile Tfaf aaar created rrtaf esgge sent
Fu h,aA AZ ssHen meeting
wis aea " Ldttpai sod r.. i0iuas
IA. q rqse.ias tae Government X Is
msna registration Tie Efaiih pcs
gsncrsli, loot 4, ilc matter aufa,oaJly
% the una states !, said that lhe
Englsh notemmrni hafe decided 70 de-
mana niamtoa AID Tx reiafa Of Msan
unl sldrll and 'l.t q lcc.al mfssessg
willie immdsla.ly seni 70 Lord Lyons q
Washington. II Is also saii that The mill
iary force ia Canad, viii BE- lafgely IN
cuaael atonce Tie htes, als.ees sal
ilaf q c aslurtoa of tie Government 4
Lo,d Lyon. all 81 rs. ,isleni ,haa wa
III fret supposed
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TLAGst FI~AGgt fLAeslii
u Nv sole = sas isllHAtls clstAA
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PANCAKE BURNER,
gsnLpFS sYREP AND NUrkwHE 7
II 81 'Ug GAEsrsst . ET- NaHi.d.
st hiSh ptls~. IL ekshuig, 81 Ss@., Il le~ prs-
CO, Il ca cfsh.
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Hunneweii's ULiycis, toUgh Remedy
mes Coughs, 1uids, Asthma, DiOirel al DA.-
plants, ana all throat lrrltat.o.s, leading TO
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VFSTINGS.
Very handsome styles, also the finest Black Satin
ever offered here.
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Proclamation !!
HEADQUARTERS, FlRsr DIVISION ARMY,

HEADoU ARrERs FiRsr DIVISION ARMY,
Arkansas, Usage Mills. Aug. 25 le6l}
A L the battle of Oak Hills" near Spring.
IA field, No., on the 10th inst, large numbers
of horses and mules. arms and accoutreIncnts, etc.
of the army, and of our own wounded men, were
unlavfuuy and Jeioniousiy appropriated by camp
followers. These miscreants In some cases secrete
the Ill gotten plunder; in others, they Offer it for
sale property taken from the Dutch" 1t is
property. in every instance, of the Confederate
States No private person whatever, is entitled TO
its possessions or proceeds. The taking and re.
taining it is stealin9-let it be what It may
therefore appeal to all law-abiding citizens wher.
resident to aid in retaining such stolen prop
erty and have 1t turned over to an officer OF the
Confederate Army and arrest the persons having
it in their possession, that they may be brough; to
justice.
Persons who have taken down or removed tele-
graphic wire either in Arkansas Or Missouri are
also hereby required to deliver the same. without
delay, % the y, ,erator fayeS~es...s, Ara an.i
ar cautioned NOT to coIi.liIG sue.i A..u..i - , :.
future. BY or'ier,
n. BART PEARCE.
BrIg. Gen'i Commanding
FIRST DIV Army ARKANSAS.
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Daily Letter Express,
TO AND FROM THE
7@~@1@@ sf1%>~s
lod StaEoSS,

DOSTAL arrangements via franklin, Kentucky
and Nashville. Tenn. Directions D;rec.
YOU letters properly, and enclose the sa.le toSe.h
or with 10 cents. TO the undersigned, who will re-
mail them daily at Nashville. Tennessee, and pay
postage on the same to the Confederate Statos Let
ters weighing over half sn ounce, whose point Of
destination is five hundred miles or more from
Nashville must enclose Is cents. Letters from the
Seeded States should be directed to Inc at Nash
vile. Tenn, under the same requirements. Tran
-c ., aows .ai,ers ceEts each. This arran cement
Vii coutiGue ,uring the war No detention what
ever by this route for forward courier daily,
eael, way. Refers to the postmasters at franklin
ky and Nashville, Team.
Aug ~ II. ID. wHiTESIDE, Franklin. Ky.
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ARKANSAS INSTITUTE
FOB THE
DEAF AND DUMB.
OFFICERS FOR 1862.
Hon. GREEN j. CLARK, President.
Hon. ALFRED H. CARRIGAN, Secretary.
Mr. MATTHEW CLARK, Principal.
INSTRUCTIONS.

INSTRUCTIONS.
Children, whose parents are able, or whose es-
tates are sufficient to pay for their board will be
required TO do Tuition will be free provided
they are and have been for yea prior to their ap
plication, citizens of this State
Children, whose parents are unable to pay for
their board, who have not sufficient estate to paw
therefor will receive board and tuition gratis upon
complying with the following conditions Both
the presiding judge and clerk Of the County Court
of the county in which tbs proposed pupil resides
must certify that the parent parents of the deaf
mute are unable to defray the expenses of said
mute while at school, and that he or she has not
sufficient estate to pay the same. This certificate
must be presented to one of the directors who if
he is satisfied tha: the case is proper one, shall
indorse thereon order for the admission of the
pupil into the institution.
All pupils, at the time of their reception, must
be, at least. eight years Of age and not TWEEN
one years old. Each pupil must be furnished,
winter clothing, and four or five changes Of under
garments They must possess ordinary natural in
telligenee, and be capable Of receiving education
There should be sent with each pupil q state
nent OF his or her precise age full name the names
Of the parents, brothers, sisters unees and aunts
if the pupil has any such kindred the cause OF
Deafness and whether Of deafness have occur
red In any members of the family of either parent
As such . statement cannet be nsAde too full any
other facts connected with the pupil may be pre-
tented
Applications for admission, or enquiries for in
formation, may be addressed to the President OF
the Board Of Directors, at Green wood Sebastian
County, Ark, or to Mr.. MATHEW CLARK Princi-
pal of the Institution ut Fort Smith.
By order If the Board,
A. H. CARDIGAN, Secretary
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AttaChnaont.

State Of Arkansas, }
County Of Franklin,
In the Circuit Court of said County March term
A. ID. 1861. among others Were the following pro-
ceedings had, to wit
Albert L. Berry, assignee of
John J. Pendergrass. Plaintiff
Attachment.
Stephen Holmesly, Defendant.
And now this day comes the said Plaintiff
by his Attorney, and itappearng to the Court hers
from the return of the Sheriff upon the writ Of at
tachment issued in this that the same has been
levied upon real estate OF said defendent in said re-
turned specified and that said defendant could not
be found. 1t is therefore ordered that the defend
ant he notified Of the tendency Of this suit by
publication in some newspaper published in this
State for two weeks successfully SO that the last
insertion be at least four weeks before the first day
of the next term of this Court. And that if said
defendant fail to appear IN person BY attorney
on or before the third day of the next term of this
Court, at a Court to be holden at the Court House
in the County Of Franklin, State of Arkansas, and
answer said plaintiff in action Of debt by at
tachment upon q promissory note for the sum of
one hindrei and twenty seven dollars, given to
John J. Pendergrass and assigned by him 20 said
plaintiff judgement will be entered against him
and the property sold to satisfy the same.
A tru, copy from the record,
Attest, A. l.. BERRY, Clerk,
per SAN BELL, ID. C..
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STRAXED.

JSNSTRAYE from the subscr;hsr .,
3AO Camp Walker. on or about the 18th n
Of june. a BAY HORSE. l51a hands high, I
years old, has white feet, and white mark in 4;
face He was raised on Frog Bayou, Crawford 20
and will probably make his way there.
liberal reward will be paid for his re.nrn ,o
Messrs- Ward d Southmayd. Van Ruren. or =. ,bs
plantation OF the subscriber on Frog Bayou.
Aug. 6, 1861. C. ACARRotI
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boat. The shots were returned
., s.rersl others exchanged. Our boat
~ "a Two shells. both Of which exploded
''a .oou. and fell short. The enemy retur-
~ ,be fire alI the time from both their
's hosts. Jackson's battery fred seve-al
-. At the enemy but with NO effect our
'n .bosts moved up the river. The enemy
s,urued, and are now out of sight. The
NV ared several shots at the Kentuckv
' sore, and one or two at our picke.s oppo.
:. an the Missouri side.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.
Gamble. Governor of Missouri. is b.-.
ne Confelerates are reported to bo concen.
sing at or near the Chain Bridge.
FORTRESS MONROE. Sent
800 slaves st Old Point.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 4.
Incoln's letter to Gov. Magofiin. con.
hides thus l don't believe it is the non.
.l,r wish of Kentucky that the troops he
moved from its limits-with this hel;ef
..pectfully decline to remove them" Hs
,ys be sympathises with Magoffin in his
sire to preserve peace in Kentucky. and
Ids, " but it is with regret that I search
ID don't find In your not very short letter
~ declaration or intimation that you de-
re the preservation of the Union"
A letter received here. dated Maysville
Ist, states that boats just landed from
harlestowu. Virginia, report that TYLER
d 1000 men of whom only $50 escaped.
l. Is stated that the Union committee
We despatch from Lincoln stating that
emonts negro proclamation will Le re-
dated by the administration.
SARATOGA. Sept. f.
james Chaplin, of Vicksbury, has Ieen
rested and sent to Fort Lafayette.
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STRAYED.

N NROM the subscriber at Camp w WaIler
ON the 22d July. a fine sorrei mar.
,lous lo1. hanis high. white hind feet. with mari
OF recent rope burns, nearly healed. She will H..
noticed for her remarkable beauty She rr,,i,.bI,,
te'ok direct course for Col. EInzie Wilson. q,
Little Mulberry mile south Of the STAG. Rad
Any one taking her up and urning her to Cant
ia jas l. Stewart, Crawford Artillery. At Camp
Walker or " Mr. G. G. Scott. at Van Burs, III
be paid for their trouble
j. H. HAyEy
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VAN BUREN
FEMALE SEMINARY.
FP.LEAyENWORTH.
PRINCIPAL


MOT anticipating further interruption from the
Y war. the Trustees lave opened the Van Blu
nm Female Seminary. usual for the reception of
pupils. Ample accommodation has been provided
IL all who may attend, and pains will be spar
Il 10 make the course thorough and practical
The services Of of the best and most experience
Il teachers in the South have been secured.
.nd will be added as soon the patronage of the
School will Justify
The year is divided into two Sessions. the first
eadng Jan. 81 1852, and the second June 80, lo62
The same reduced rates will be adhered to, in
osier meet the continued pressure of the times
suf no deduction rM Be made on account of absenee
srot IN cases Of protToefed sickness or previous
tract
Terms of Tuition for Session of five months
payable Onehalf in advance.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Primary, reading, spelling, etc. $500
JUNIOR CLASS.
Lower English branches Writing, Geog-
raphy. Arithmetic, Execution, etc. 1900
SENIOR CLASS.
Higher English branches Botany, Rhet-
ORC, Algebra, Geometry, Chemis-
try, Astronomy, &c-, 1900
Greek, French or Latin, each 500
Music on Piano, by Mr. F. DeJeune, 5000
Use of Instrument 800
Drawing (Crayonwith perspective) 500
Boarding. can be had in respectable families
for $500 per week
All applications to enter the Seminary must be
made to one Of the Trustees
WILLIAMF F. ENGLAND,
JAMES A DJBRELL,
CHARLES G. SCOTT, ! 1oaru o.
JOSEPH j. GREEN, irustees-
D. c. WILLIAMS
Van Buren,, Ark. Sep lst, 1861
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HNIsI9TH6ESNT
Good Teansters,

want to enlist FIFTY good Teamsters to drive
i the baggage trains of Gen McCulloch's army
for a term Of six months. Wages, $25, Per month
and nations.
Patriotic young men can serve their country as
well in this way in the ranks, as their service
must be performed.
Apply at this office.
. GEO. W CLARKE,
Fort Smith. Sept 3t If Mai. A q. NJ.
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1 $50. 1850.
Fall and Winter Goods.

1859. 1859.
Fall and Winter Goods.
WARD 6 SOUTHMAYD
4 RE now opening very large and extensive
~ assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods
to which they invite the attention Of purchasers
at wholesale retail. sep II, 80
DAINTs, OILS, &c.
100 kegs WHITE LEAD.
300 h Spanish Brown.
100 h Venetian Red.
400 b Red Lead,
300 gallons LINSEEp OIL,
$50 Spts TI IzPENTINE.
50 ib Prussian Blue
300 Ii Birthstone,
200 ID Flour Sulphur,
800 ID Epson Salts.
500 fb Spanish White,
$50 ID White Chalk,
600 1b Putty in bladders.
300 gallons Lard Oil,
July s. '1 1sss : b'''t WARD 70 So sotTHMAYD X
Day GOODS.
35 Bales A and I domestic,
500 pieces Bleached domestic assorted.
$50 Cottonades, assorted,
120 Blue Denims
500 Domestic Stripes,
$50 e. Plaids,
800 &c Mariners Shifting,
100 Fancy Lawns,
80 Gingilams
20 Z" Solid color ''
SO " Black and Colored Alpaccas,
800 Silk Handkerchiefs,
1900 Fancy Prints, assorted,
80 White Cambrics,
60 Checked {"
60 Jackonet "
$50 doz Cotton Handkerchiefs,
IS " Linen 50
July l3, 1859 WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
TTAMMOCKS.
III tri color Grass Hammocks
nLOWS....l00 Nourse, Ma
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Groceries, Hardware. &c

Just Reed by Il. Perkins.
NGOLASSES, Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Candles
ly and Soaps, pepper, spices, ginger, starch, etc
Water buckets, cburns, brooms, wash boards,
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp roaps. Tobacco Of
various brands. Oysters and Sardiues
CASTINGS of every description Nails, Plows
and hoes pad and door locks screws and butts :
farming utensils of all kinds whips, etc.
Blacksmith Tools, of every description.
A large assortment of Crockery and Queens
ware. jars, jugs, OF pit TASKS, Tin Ware. etc.
april 10 1861 P. PERKINS
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A Row IN CoxNecTrcUr.-Ap peace meet
ing was held at Saybrook, Conn, on the
10Th inst, which ended in a serious row.
during which Judge Colyer. of Hartford.
vas badly cut on tine cheek, and other par
ties injured. After the row was over, Capt.
Hswley. made Union speech. The dis
,urbance originated between Union men
and Secessionists, about the raising of the
American flag.
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NOtiCe.

"IE will take Confederate Treasury Notes
wv and Arkansas War Bonds at par for all
Goods sold, and for all debts due us-ercept from
such persons as refuse them at par-from all such
We shall exact payment in specie
Sep 3. WARD & SOUTHMAYD.
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Van Buren Nursery.

10000 Grated and Budded
Fruit Trees
TN great variety. and selected from the choicest
i Specimens of Summer Fall and Winter bear
ing Trees, mostly Of the Southern States consist
ing Of
Apple. Pear. Peach. Apricot, Nectarine.
Cherry and Ounce. one and two years
old, well grown thrifty trees.
Also.
Grape Vines, Raspberry, Strawberry, Coos
berry. and Lawtwon Black berry Plants.
All for sale low, for Cash or Produce, State and
Confederate Scrip taken at par.
@ Orders from q distance will be promptly at
tended to.
For Varieties see Catalogue.
RICHARD THRUSTON,
Proprietor, Van Buren,, Ark.
Sept 8, 1861 l3f