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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-24
rObaco, Tobacco, Tobacco.

ME ARE AGENTS FOR CELEBRATED VIRGINIA
W Chewing Tobacco, to which invite the attention
of Merchants and Grochers We have also large stock
of Baltimore Plug on hand purchased before the ad
vance. WIENER STEINBACHER
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-24
GEfAFEyBERG
Family MEedcicineS!
HOME TESTIMONY.
HARrronp, T-unbul! county. O. NJ

HARTFORD Tumbul county, O., March :, 1857.
Thereby certify that have been dealing in the Graf
feuherG Medicines for the past year, and truly say
that have never offered any medicines to the public
that have met with the decided appreciation Of the
ope like these, particularly the Pills and Catholicon.
They will readily p-rform all and than promised
for them have sold about fifty bottles of the Cath
olicon the pat season. ana hear the results in
every case. J II, c. JOHNSON, Med cal Agent.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-24
HEAD DRESSES.

A NEW LOT of Head Dresses, various STYLES, no
IAopening at the BOOK STORE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-24
IMPORTANT TO FEMTALESl
IMPORTANT TO FEMALESl!
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!!!
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS!
DR.C EESEMAN'S PILLS !!
,... DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.!
THE HEALTH AND 4IFE OF WOMAN

Is continually in peril if she is mad enough to
neglect or maltreat those ST cxual irregularities TO
which two thirds o her Sc are or less subject
DR. CflEESEM ANS PILLS, prepared from the
same formula which the inventor, CORN EllUS
l.. CHEESEMAM, NJ D., of New Y York, has tor
twenty years used successfully in an extended pri-
vate practice Immediately relieve without PAIN,
all disturbances OF the periodical discharge, wheth-
er arising from relaxation or suppression hey
act like II charm in removing the pains that ac-
company difficult or immederatc menstruauon
and are the only safe and reliable remedy for
Flushes, Sick Headache, Pains IN the Lolns, Back
and Sides. Palpitatlon of the Heart, Nervous
Tremors, Hysercs, Spasms, Broken Sleep and
other unpeaeant and dangerous ELECTS oi an un-
natural condition of the sexual functions. In the
worst cases OF E2mOr Ai6MS or Whites, they effect
a speedy cure
TO WIVES AND ONs,
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered the
only safe means of renewing interrupted monstru-
alton, but
LADIES MUST BE1R IN MIND
That on that uery account, ii taken when the inter-
ruption arises from natural causes, they Will IN
evitably prevent the expected events ms "a y
TlON Is ABSOLUTELY N NECESSARI, for
such is the tendency OF the Pills to restore lhe
original functions OF the sexual organization, tha'
they inevitably arrest the process OF CESSATION,
Explicit directions, stating Whep, and VIE" they
should not be used, with each BoX-the Price One
Dollar each Box, containing from 40 TO 80 PlIls
A valuable Pamphlet to be had free, OF tht
Agents Pills sent by mail promptly, by enclosing
price to the General Agent, Sold by Druggist
generally, ,,,,c,,,,,ce
General AGENT forte U, States and Canada;
20 Cedar St, New York.
I For sale in Millersburg by DR.. II, Yergn, in 20
shocton by S A Turning and Canal Dover py
Carnahum, and by Druggists everywhere
November 29th, 1860. .--no1lyl.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-24

Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Craefenberg med
icines Dr. b. physician Of extensive practice and
is Of the most successful in the county LTrumbul
in which lie resides.
"This certfcs at have used the G aYenberg Pills
and MaTshal's Cathocon sold here by j. II. G. John
SON. in my practice, 10 ny entire satisfaction, They
are good medicines" DR. G. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trun.buN Co, Q. March I, 1857.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-24
Sale OF Real Estate by Order OF
Court.

ON THE 10th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1861, AT
" o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises N
Paint township Holmes county, ono, VIII De SOFA
To the highes bidder the following real estate as
the propefty Of Sabastian Koher deceased, to-yit
being a part of the north west part OF LOT numpep
twenty-nine, in section three, range four ana IN
township ten; bounded as follows; commencing at
tho northwest corner (marked a from when a a
green tree, eighteen inches in diameter, bears
north fourteen and one half degrees, west disa &c
one hundred and twenty three links thence SCUM SCUM
and seyenty-iye links to n stake (D) thence north
seventy-iour and onehalf degree; east ten ehhihS
to n stake (C) thence north thirtysX and one-hali
doSrScs vast fifteen chains and eighty links TO a
stake BJ thence south sixtytwo degrees west four
chains and thirty links te place OF peshns M
an acre more or less Appraisal at = I'll, :.
Terms of sale-one-third cash and one-lhira ~
one and one-third in two years from day OF sale
with interest to be secured by mortgage ON th'
promises 49,, ,,,,,rt ,,,,;,,;t.ator
of Sebastin Kohlec. de'l
! Oct. =, lg6l.. .n35w4prfs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-24


Liver Complaint, Fever and A9ue, &c.
THE successful introduction and use Of i: celebrated
called 'Bitters' offered in various form, from quart
sS s0g1Ge to nsms @ H or @ 5a ., yandu H@ Whisky mix
nnt tbe really rroat relief derived from the minute dose
tonspoonfui, OF our medicine
BGRHAFEs ApLAhNo DE- AEh''
and The entire aisears # G iro'dtiop, has established
for it reputation which the host oi limitations &nd cnu
siiyuS yitl ircIy sufficient pure spirs to
serve ii. -.
ONE DOLLAR
1t is n medicine 0f longrirl efficacy for IrvtFn9 hs
Blood essential Tor the uGudnton OF good health ana
for correcting disorders II thu stomach ana l"%'s
drs Will convince the HHllcItl u is sh'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-24

Mrs. DR.. Ebright flowers 90
The foregoing premiums will be paid by the
Treasurer, James Hebron at his store, on the
presentation Of an order from the Secretary. /
am ready to issue the order whenever called
upon Is. q. BRON N, SCcY,
Oct. II, 1861.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-24
MILLINERY d. NEEDLE WORK.
FLOUR, GRAIN d SEEDS.

Daniel Duer. best white corn Prem.
II. H. Robinson wheat Ohio Cultr.
" clover seed :"
" " timothy seed +"
h. Wheaton =" yellow corn Prem
Samuel Moychcad exhibited barley oats
Weighing IS lbs. to the bushel, Not entered
for prem.-W orhy OF one
FRUIT.
W. P. Lcadhctter, best variety apples Prem
Daniel Duor ounces
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-24
HORSES

JamCS BfNY o Iln tCUpS
W. H. Wreman, best wafer drawer,
(Wheclcrs)
John Danncr best sewing mach. (Howe's)
B. Aulman, set Of chairs
r. W. Coiley," horse shoes
LEATHER FABRICS.
John l. Spencer, best pair fine boots Prem.
"
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09
Citizens Of Van Buren,

In consideration of the kindness ani,,
treme hospitality with which the citizen. 4
Van Buren, entertained the "Hempst.,;
Rifles" whilst returning to their bom..
from the war, and knowing that none o,b.,
than motives of the purest and nObss
generosity and patriotism prompted the,
action in thus exhibiting their gratitude b,
those who had been battling for their com.
try's rights. liberties and honor. Thereln
be it
ResOlred, That We tender to the citua,
OF Van Buren, our fullest and most unfei,n
cd thanks fo- the many acts OF kinane,
shown by them 10 us, whilst on our retrr
from the fatigues and hardships of war an
assure them that the few days spent wit!
them shall be bright ones in our memons,
ever reminding us that that though the nr
ages of war had not yet ceased, and ta
clashing Of arms had not yet died ava,
bringing sadness and deso!ation upon ou
beloved and hitherto smiling" sunny land,
still Van Buren, had not yet forgotten ho
to be generous, but as nobiy as ever mai,
tained her established character FOR hbenE
~ and loftiness of soul,
Resolcea, further, That we furnish
copy of the foregoing to the Washing,o
Telegraph and Courier and also to the VI
Buren, Press, with a request to have t.
same published.
JAS. =. ERWIN, .Seerstarv.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

@ Gen. Whitfield. formerly oil Kan.
sas Territory, passed through this place Oh
Wednesday last. with a company of Texas
mounted riiemen, on his way to Join Gen
McCulloch. Gen. Whitfield has . fine
company. numbering about eighty men,
from Lovacca county, in Texas, all we'll
mounted. and armed with Mississippi rifles
Gen.. now Capt. Whitfield and his men
are sll in fine health, and are anxious to
meet the Kansas boys. as Capt. Whitfield
has many an old score to settle with them
for by-gone days: besides. we understand,
that he has had eonfscateda . large amount oi
property belonging to him in Kansas. We
also learn that there are now about three
thousand additional mounted men on their
way to Join Gen. McCulIoch.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

were about $500 prisoners. ...I
We're Coils. Mulligan. NJ among nj
White and Graver-Major M Vsn 4 ks.aS s.aaS'
! !S other commissioned ofl;co,A an Hon
tiilery and 2 mortars, over ooS piece,
infantry arms. a large numi.V vVV stad
and about $50 horses, manv ef "" Of s,Ls
equipments, teams, ammu,;,; :eS Of canIs
sioo,o 900 worth of commissaprr -, ,ao'sas
large amount of other pronas s'ores. =;
dition to oil this, we have ob,.;.y' b,;.y' Ii !.
toration of the great seal Of lined ,ha he n,
the public records. which wer. ae state, y.
900 in money, which the bapk k,,at :, sss
had been robbed of, and wh;as ~ tbs Es.
causcu to be returned" N IA,
Federal officers from Lex;Do,
few members of Gov. .JacI,a.a Say Ii,
turc assembled there and passed i lesd.
ance OF secession ; when the infors s 0'ti,.
they were discussing an act cop6soa...at ID.
property of persons opposed to w. nasae
ern Confederacy. we sass..
So effectually have the rebels tN ~. .
sures that vessels can no longer n,' Asa De-
down the Potomac without unsss s up&
destructive fire-navigation Is gong
closed. aeesG'
The Louisville Journal of thu aS, 0a 3
it has reliable news of the tak;ns ,v.s ~ "a .!
chester. Clay county, by ZolI;cooToUl u MAJ
journal reports large number ns Il
in different counties. Passenc.v"' :" sr'ss
days train report that martial l.w m ny " t
clared in Louisville, to-day. W" d
! New ORLEANS, o., a
Charleston-Gen. Abbot H. p D. :
of State forces died on SATURDAY. y. ..'Saa
mervillc. The British gun boat S,.. :. sp'
rived here yesterday with dispa,cLss
British Consul. "
RiCHNoND, Oc, q
The Examiner of Monday saws ;..
gence received at the war de2sr,m.,,.4 ,4'e =
terday evening from Potomac md!
preparation for immediate action AZ ~.
confirms the report that the Chain r., :,
was in possession of the Confeiera,s. ~
Lee is strongly entrenched in w.,
| Virginia. Wv
| A little skirmishing has taken pl.,.
which Lieut.. Howell Of Mississinn; :
killed. Wise has arrived at Ricbmo,a
The Persia has arrived at New Y
with dates to 18th Cotton advanced !.
eigth. Political news unimportan,
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

~ Rev. p. A. MosKs, announces him.
self, this week, a candidate to fill the vacan-
ey oecasioned by the resignation of James
IL Brown. Esq. in the Legislature. So fa,
as we know. Mr.. Moses will have a clea,
field, no man as yet. having come out. The
election takes place one week from next
Monday.
F. 6.-Just as We were about going to
press - were authorized to announce Capt
q. A. CAHRoLL, as candidate for the Leg
islataIe, and. also. to say that from the
sAosfneks Of time to the election, that he
VouId not be able to canvass the county.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

ET We last week pubiishe,: "a letter
from Buon-boro, rejecting somewi.a.. nn
whom W. nave since learned was d. klii.
oi tina; pis We. with pleasure, give
p.a'e 20 has repiy. AMI call upon The author
to make good MS word, or make ample
apology.
VAN BUREN Ark, Oct 2. l,61.
EDITOR OF FREss:
SIR-My attention has been callel to the
| communication in the columns of your pa
per oil this date, signed - and dated
Boonsboro, Ark. Sept. 90, 1861. 1t is
| manifest that l am the individual referred
to, and feel that it is due to myself and the
| community in which | live, that should
make short statement of facts in my de
fence. At the commencement OF the pres
ent war. l fitted three Of my sons, and
| two other young men and sent them into
| the service of the country. Two OF them
were mounted on good horses furnished by
me. 1t is true said that could get the
hard money" for all the goods have,
land SO can and that j would not sell
them for Confederate Treasury Notes. anI
Arkansas War Bonds, at par, and that l
have been receiving them at IS cents on the
dollar in the general course OF trade but it
is not true, that have refused 10 take them
at par from all or aay scho bought out fits of
me or rhO now desire to purchase out fits for
the D1r, on the contrary, l have always in
| such cases taken them at par. and am still
doing SO. This l have done and am now
doing without having advanced the price of
| my goods, which are now being sold from
~ TO % per cent less than other merchant
in the country is selling the same goods for
in fact for less than they can now be pur-
| chased in any of the southern cities. As
regards the charge about the -four, it is true
| asked Mr.. Holmes S5 per hundred, to be
delivered in the Creek Nation, about so
miles from my mills, which was as low as
any one would deliver it at. Mr.. Rhea took
! the contract to furnish all that was wanted
at that price. 1t is untrue. however, that
l have since been selling Aonr at Van Buren,
for 80 SO per hundred, and your CORES
pondent in regard 10 this. as well as some
other matters, is laooring under a mistake.
regret that have found it necessary to
make allusion to what am and have been
doing for the country, in her present peril
ous condition. through the newspapers and
beg leave to propose to your correspondent,
or any one else who may feel disposed to
assail me for want Of liberality or patriot
ism, that for every dollar they will donate
towards the defense of the country, l will
cover it with two.
| Very respectfully. t. X. KIDD.
r. S.-For any stock, grain, goods, or
any thing else. which have for sale, that
may be scanted by Me Government, | will
take at par the Treasury notes Of the Con-
'edefate States. T. K. K.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09
Dr.. R. f. colburn.

This gentleman, it will be seen by cast
ing your eye to our announcement column,
has declared himself q candidate for Con.
gress from the first district The Doctor
has talent and sufficient ability to make q
good Congressman. He runs as you will
percaive by his card, without the solicita.
tioa Of urgent friends. and puts himself in
the hands of the dear people, where we
shall leave him-fully satisfied that if he is
Ghe man. they will ascertain it and declare
accordingly.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09
County Elections. /.

By order Of the Governor of the State
there will be two elections held in the
month Of October. The first for the elec-
ton of Sheriff. to ell the place occupied by
Sutton F. Cottrell. who resigned. The
election will be held on Wednesday. the
9th.
The election for Representative. to fill
the place made vacant BY the resignation
of James N. Brown. Esq. viii be held on
Monday, the Goth.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09
r.etner from creek Mation.
CHosKR. g. N. Oct 8d, 1851.

CHOsKH, y. N, Oct 3D. 1861.
j. 8. DuxHAn, EsQ..-DxAa SIN: We
arrived at this place ON Monday last. and
| found the Creek regiment camped on .
creek called :. Blu" one and half miles
east from here. It is beautiful place for
an encampment, with fine water they are
| in fine health, and well satisfied. l attend
ed their dress parade. to-day; there were
shout 600 present. One whole company
and parts Of others were out on furlough
for the purpose Of gathering 6 corn when
all together, they number near thousand.
and the Colonel thinks they will gather
arms sufficient to equip them |; they are OF
all ages, sizes. colors and descriptions, some
painted red, some black in fact. they need
ed no paint to fill the bill of all colors but
. more determined set Of looking men,
never saw. and if any of Old Abe's men
should come in contact with them, they
will find that Jordan is hard road to trav
ell. The Colonel is by the name Of Mc1n
tush, and 10 . fne-looking, intelligent gen.
tleman. He will compare well with any
Colonel in the army. and his men have the
utmost confidence in him in fact, the off,
GERS all are fine looking men and if the
men had the Van Buren, ladies to make
Inetu UutlOItuS, tucy WOubu uhoA0 - uuc up
pearance but it don't take fine clothes to
make brave men this is fact we'll proven
by many Of those men in former days. AZ
Ter the parade was over, they were informed
that they must make ready to take up the
line of march in . few days. as their country
was invaded BY Ne-o-Pothe- -ha-hola and
his party, backed by al the small tribes
and Kansian ruf1ians, and such a savage
yell my ears never heard as seemed spon-
taneously to burst forth from every mouth
and as quick as thought every man left the
ranks at the top Of their speed. ran to a
small skirt of timber about 100 yards off
and commenced firing their guns by plat
toons in quick succession, until all had
fired. and in ten moments their guns were
wiped. and ready for further orders. The
officers then went into council. headed by
Mootic- nan. their principal chief. the result
of their deliberations you will better un-
derstand by reference to the letter from the
Colonel to Gen. Pike. as l was permitted
to copy it. Runners were then started in
every direction. Please send your paper,
when convenient hy our express. when not
by mail. 20 Creek Agency.
Your obedient servant,
s. NJ. III.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

Ev Notwithstanding the boasts sAi
menaces Of Lincoln's editors, 1t Is iaa
that Arkansas, with white popnislion g
33l, 40, has a larger number Of sosd,sr: IA
the field than Ohio, whose white popualauoa,
is 2,366,9l... The white population y
Massachusetts is nearly four times greaN.
than that of Louisiana, and yet the sali'a' =
Pelican State has sent more volunteer, y
do battle for liberty and independent, 'ls.. a-.
thc'Bay State has contributed to oSenliO" ,O,
and subjugate the States OF the O0l'''''
Charleston Courier
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09
Clothing for the Army.

Captain JAMES II. SPARKs, of Fort Smith, and
SAMUEL MAKrIN.o OF Van Buren nave been appoint
ed Agents to purchase. Blankets and Clothing for
the Army. The former will conduct the Agency
Tor Fort Smith and the south side of the Arkans sss
nver, a tne Army Clothing Depot on Garrison
avenue Tie latter for the north side of the ri vcr
ior the present at Messrs. Ward & Southmayd's q
MaI.-s street, Van Buren.
Material7 for making clothing will be purchased
to the exrcNt of our ability to make them up. En-
pioyment yil be given to cutters and seamstresses
throughout the country.
Funds afe not in hand, at present. to make pay
ments for these purchases and this work shor.
induigenesof a few weeks, is asked, when prDmpi
payments will be made
The government expects that a spirit of patriot
ism and fair dealing will prevent any attempts be
ing made 70 raise the prices Of articles, and labo
thus needed for our soldiers the costs will b,
deducted fiom their pay Payments will be made
IN Confederate Notes which are receivable at pal
IN the banks Of New Orleans. and other cities.
GEO. W. CLARKE, Maj. A Q. NJ
40 Ms OFFICE,
Fort Smith, Ark. Oct: l. le6l(
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09
CAxr PLKAsAxr. Sept 4th. 1861

GEN. PIKE-Sir: We have just a runner
from the opposition party to night. and one yester-
day, both Of which state that they design attack
ing this regiment in five days. We have had
news from them daily, and threats upon threats
but apprehended no difficulty until their northern
delegates returned They have returned, now, with
forces to the amount Of 5000 men, to aid them so
says the runner, and we will be attacked right
away. Sir, the time has come when this matter
must te looked into would suggest that you
send over the forces in the Cherokee Nation. and
those in the Choctaw nation, that with the resi,
ment here, go up and put end tn the whole
matter. think this is all important, and ought to
be done Immediately.
Your olr,Jivnt servant,
D. VI Mc.Srus4
(t.l {, 4
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09
IE We find the following witbdnr

ES- We find the following withdnvlI
of JOHN S. II. RAINEY, Esq, as a canlia.e
for seat in the Confederate Congress, from
the Cd District, in the Camden Herald Of
Sept. 9th:
To the Voters Of the ed Congressional Dir
trict Of the State of Arkansas.
FELLOW CITIzeNs For reasons no. nee
essary to be stated, have determined 10
withdraw from the canvass for seat in TIE
Confederate Congress. and in doing SO. DE-
sire to express to my friends who hi''
kindly proffered me their support, my graft
tude for their good wishes and assistant:
OF their confidence in me, ! trust sal
ever entertain lively appreciation, and
their friendship a lasting remembrance
Res pectfully, j. ). II. RAINY.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

A LAZY PRAyEE-A popular PreAI,Ds,, !,
tells good story as hit at those klnu
preachers. who are too indolent 10 ps.,hi pun
the duties required OF them by their la.,. .o,.
He says that one pious gentleman COMP ,o,s
ed fervent prayer to the Almighty, ", ~'Vn -
it legibly, and affixed the mannserp. =
his bed-post. Then on cold nights ~ ine'.I, ~,
pointed to the document. and xi'n '"' !"
words, 90, Lord them's my sentiments IN
blew out the light and nestled a'n'' ''
blankets,
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

~ Some of osr contemporaries are get
ting somewhat alarmed from report recei-
we'd from Little Rock, that the Military
Board are talking of drafting in this Sec
tion Of the State. We think it would
be weltfsr the Board to first pay the SOL
diers for what they hase done. before ask
ing them to do more.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

H We are informed that the govern
ment trains, hereafter, between this place
and Fayetteville, will travel over the Frog
Bayou read.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

r. Tie mail to be carried tri-weekly
between Little Rock and Fort Smith is ad-
vertised = be let to be transported between
the two points in forty eight hours.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09
H We Learn that th. Butterfeld pro

r. We learn that ths Bntter6eld prop
erty At Fayetteville. has been taken possess
sion Of BY the Confederate States authori-
ties. and that the dwelling house Of the
same Is now usel for ths Office Of the Quar-
termaster. AMI the stables, &c., used for the
public service All right.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

COFFEE SALE AT CHARLEsToS.-in'''
was sale by auction, at Charleston ol
Tuesday, Of 1000 bags Iaguyra eonee' : :
mixed quality, cargo of the prize Dsi ssi
Rowena. The average price was aoSu' ~ !
and the sale netted in the neishbeTh00u VI
$50, ,000.-PetersJury Express, .,st
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09
Dnaated Cioth..s 90 the Army.

Doaatei Cioths.g 80 tae Army
All packages of blankets, clothing, socks. boots
and shoes donated by the liberal citizens Of Ar
kansas to troops. will be received the Quart
ermaster's bfice, Fort Smith. and at the Store OF
Messrs. Ptnnywit, Scott d Co., Van Buren,. and
forwarded without delay to suffering soldiers.
Gro. w. CLARKE, Maj. A. @. NJ.
Fort Smith. Ark, Oct. l, 1861
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

@An Who have got Bacon to sell this
Fall. are particularly invited to the No
ties :" Of Sir. R. s. NASH, of the Commis-
sary's Department, Fort Smith.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

EVThe Young Ladies'. we learn, realiz-
ID scuaethin9 over one hundred dollars.
from their " Benefit Party" for the Vol
unteer Soldiers. on Friday night. Very
good. New, SHAT caa the yosag men do /!
Let us see
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

Ee- The saying " there's more Pieasu'.
in giving than receiving" is supposed "
apply chiefly to kicks, medicine ana W.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

@ The Arkansian says. Mr.. Pender-
grass. of Fayetteville, is coming to Van
Bnr6n to open the Bostick Hotel.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

r. Why is lawyer like restless man
in bed? Because he lies first on one side,
and then turns over and lies on the other.
The Van Buren press., 1861-10-09

k~ See the advertisements of Quarter
Master Clarke, in this paper