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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04
WOLCOTTVILLE.

The mills of the Turner, Seymour X Judd Manufa curing O., arc. now running only 9 hours per day. .,.,. a,.t .e .,.. r..,
 F. W. Fenn of Harwinton is to teach 8 singing school here the. coming winter. This is very much needed as We have not had a singing school for several years. .t --Nobie of boot and shoe fame is selling clothing ,
 An evening school has been started here and now numbers about thirty pupils. Miss Anna B. Colcord, one of the High School teachers, has charge of the same. This is a most worthy enterprise and our citizens cannot too highly appreciate Miss Colcord's services. Boys, now, instead of being idle in the streets during the eve are learning something useful. Should this matter receive the attention that it ought from our people much good may be accomplished.
 The railroad men are building the foundation for the new depot, and VIC hope to have the same soon in process of con struction if the Winsted member of the building committee does not through jeal- Housy whittle the designs down to. . non- entity. '.si4 '.ff t3
 One of the few really successful enter prises of the day is Parker &' Co.'S One Dollar Sale.l Their system offers greater opportunity for the purchase, of the .thous- and and one useful articles, at price that comes within the reach of all classes, than any other. IT'D md ftsam5d aana.4 nse
 It is we'll understood fact, that certain classes of goods pay the dealer very large percentage of profit: This appears almost necessary, especially in Fancy Goods, Jew elry, Silver Plated Ware &c.. of which a dealer does not sell sufficient of any one article to make it an object of trade, and is obliged to purchase in small quantities; and when tho goods are sold by three or four different classes of merchants, and each charge a very large profit, the price becomes double the original cost of manu- fracture before reaching the hands of the people. iys sia af gef4 8fl4fsf 1T h ss4Trss sN7
 It IS in such goods Parker X Co.,, ,a8 and 100 Summer St., Boston, deal most exten- 1sively. Their sales are so immense they make each article a speciality often buy ing all 3 manufacturer can produce. Their system gives universal satisfaction. Read their advertisement. a-fabt'
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04
Pennington Savings Bank,

nEPOSITS made in this bank on or before D Dec. lst, will draw interest from that
 Interest It the rate of six per cent, free of taxes has been paid on deposits for the last fifteen years. An extra dividend of one per cent has been declared for the last six months
 This bank holds . large surplus fund, as a guarantee to its depositors. Amount Of funds Sept I. 1e6o, q, ,0l2 ,696. Business hours from 6fO IF &.tm. and from t06 P. m si aof sa Ei4 1ol bB SAMUEL s. COWLES, Treasurer; ,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04

Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil if sold by most, of our Druggists and Merchants, and has become a standard article in mar Tket. This position it has won by it's great merit. It cures pain, and the people like it and will have it-ones man says his wife would not be without it, if the bottles cost $1.OO. sss.,eEI -;oyF
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04

Amy, Wilkinson of Indiana, has becom insane from inordinate smoking. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04

N A chemist of Steekhoam. named Sien- burg, has invented Q process for producing alcohol from Iceland moss, which is what John B. Cough would call a " moss abom- inable proeedure. ? gadt aIA galaiixa
 F .Ss u., 1cur14
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04
THE IsBELL CONCERT.

This concert came off in accordance with
 the programme, on Thursday evening. and
 was listened to by a crammed audience
 who were highly pisased and delighted. l4 s..,t e, 5iaf,zs, HOW WE WENT IN. " rls gss 1fa
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04

olWe are pleased to believe that Mir. Isbell has realized "a fair amount for his property, and his expenses, which is all he could expect under the ar rangement The lovers of good music
 hereabouts. owe him adebtof gratitude for
 many . treat, and we greatly fear there is no one left to fill his place and give us,. now and then. a first class concert. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04

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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04

A young Californian went to sleep, leav- ing his candle in the bung-hole of a pow der keg. and was picked up in the morn ing all over the house.
 Vincent, the Deputy Executioner Of Pa. ris, is . member of the Society for the Pre-. vention of Cruelty to Animals. ot alsg
 The French Emperor's family have nick. names for each other, and that of the young prince is "PEnfant Litti.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05
REFERENCES.

CIG&1IL 1i.-.-El.%3.
,l.i -. 1919. )
On moum it WIS ordered y tie 4is!o. anu
City Cor1ci ofthe city of Marietta
That every owner Of Property on the Public
5 riare Of said city Of Marietta, slal have their
side walks laid and repaired with brick or rex in
front Of their finished Building by tie first day Of
March mex 1869. And on failurs 20 do 50, that the
same be done by the Cry Council, at the expense Of
tie owner Of said property.
Passed the above day arsl dee The above is a
tue copy fiom the minutes ofsaid date
GEO. w. CLLLAND, Mayor.
J 3. GLOVER. Clerk.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05

Wei be sold before the corrt house dreing n re
raj hours Of sale on the 81 Tu SHAY in March
next the following operfy to-wit Lot. of land
Nos. 1872 and 10 in the 17ta Dis. and 2nd., section
of Cobb unity. by Virtue Of a fl f. sur'i from Cobb
Superior Court in favor of Wade Y lie VS. N. Ru--
sell end w. j. Resell. lev ed IS the property
of /. n Russell Property pc nted out bv defendant
]. II Ru-sell. this Bird. d,y Of February $50.
Als-,t the ssme time aud place, one Hundred es
of lot No 239 in the Goth district and I'd section Of
Cobb county North corner ofsaid iot.) Sold by
VII tue of a ia issued from Justices court held in
am for he 1Q17 DIST let G. NJ -. in favor OF w. p
And. son. Levied on IS the PiOnerty of Robert
ory made and retained ION by con table.
r. d, :. j. pointed out by Plain. 4, Feb. 6, 1859.
W. w. CA2RELL, Depty She 2.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05
- yllcrs be Advised.

Ava IS, -. :. 80. DR. TUFTS LF.Ht
Tel IXFFUi c.. >'T in The house. 1t is a ce. tai.
and pleasant cur CUP Gou3hs, Colds &C.
1t IS aqr he 70 IT. . - and children take it readi-
", CO to you Druggist ard sc; it at once, it may
save the lie 20. il tl5 Que.
Df.'.-C.,,5 standard Erepar ions 49, for s L
5y WA.aOJ1 Z, ScEs Eia '~lt.s Ga.
I4.,..- .,.. !. &, 6, f r,uoon.-Co'an cc.ive !;
Up'snds IL; Orleans ~
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05
B:oke fan,

Two men by the names Of Cla2. Baker and Tho@
Cfdmp broke jail, in This city, on last Friday night
and made good their escape. The 70 was placed
il their fn ste ling slices and the latter for unner
cflIy beating and I'D woman living in The ont
skirts d the town. he is Desperate character and
viii give any community tfoabIe that lie may by
chance stop in.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05

W n to ', 5 through your organ my lighap-
u e,:a',on 10 e'ttrmen an;. freedmen. OF Maiiet-
e. i;,rt ell, I'D kill III protecting my build
go. n gee coaiacrN Lon, consequent, ON the
b,rn ug ofmy X ;elen es' git. NJ dwelling was
on f:2 thrc3 times -, anoke louse during The
night. Isay, gain, acceftmy gratitude.
Respectfully, A. P. PooD.
Feb 4th 1859.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05

rB-"AcEArD'3 oN.HEv.-S. s. Packard, 937
Bluadway, N Y.,--SI, ser aanrm. Th'a is of
The best n aines al b. ntce PUBLISHED. Each
ppsD ,er ems to imnove upon Tie pressing
The eb usiy Nom3cr ,"sI III our oess
Mag aes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05
Feb. 4th, 1855.

CgTna 'Tcpsq Folds ~ @ad' has
he following no ice Of our own:
Marietta is p'e;;y town. located Oh
the Western and Atlar'ic Railroad, and
abou. TWEEN Y miles dis ant from A lanta.
1t is beautifl lily situated near he foot Of
the Neancsaw Mopataip, an! f'om c
S. &C. and I'd, cen Ills he scenery Is
most imposinsi, gran, sni ocar.i''I..--
The Gcoasia Military Ihai.o' G was once
loca. cd here, but is now CT ELY destroy
cd. Manv large and once elegant opild-
ings still jie in rp'as f.om the effects of
The war There seems 20 be sri. cf
enterprise amoar he;o'. !; onts at pres
ent, and we trust in a few ears Ill )
former gree ness and beau y viii be re-
generated witt! all it;or;l ,'cr3o The
peor'a Of Marietta ase high tened and
refined aad vory s"' e.. r'.e of any
thing in On e. .. q. '@e.
.ilc M. ioas. Ceac e., ooc cd neaf
by, is quite an intclcs.in5 lice, and
vii no doubt, a /. act "a ) o.s.'
yvsp a-v1c I'D - A. We
A Fresh lot GLADE@ BUTTER.
Cove Oysters, D led Han,
Mess & No. s. 2 Mackerel
Sardines and Mac carony,
Fresh Canned and Kilt salmon,
DIL;o Dorgor onI Rae. paia Ale
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05

Cg'We learn tlat Co. Roc s Kitchen was con-
Fumedby fire on Wednesday eve ,g last-no damage
done Of any cons quencc 10 his dwelling.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05

icY-lHE LITTLE CorpoRAI--AlAed L. well,
Chicago, nl.-Gi ye2r..
This is a ye.y neat ana e:;2ertpi Magazine Cor
the Young The zeatip5 rot only ,,eresting to
them but in point OF character uueXcpptionable
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05

SUPERIOR VIxeGt See the ccrA Of ro-
ftssor Reyes. The ViuPge IN q -a'ity and T. CO
" II be fotnd al tl1t he trade en- de- e.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05

u We ws.e gratiiel with visit on ThursG "
last from DID acquaintance G. r. HanIeiter Of the
Aug',a Da.' y Press. The Colonel is in attendance
upon tie 4 grcpltlral Convep.ior
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05

fY-Tha hi, Female College opened 'slr a
COMPLETE flcu,ty on last Mord. v sc3.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05
rlttttt2 Sol;tl.a,.
~artGtta, g q.

70 Hat = r "a co 'aec;ioa Il
WnrsAx & School am l6w y
open cIay, ? nc German and Nasic
EELIA DOENNEGE
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05
The best Kerosene is the only kind we keep.
LAMPS.

large assortment Of Lamps with The new style
nrrrqs perfectly safe Chmnes Wicls, Cans,
Shades, &c.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-02-05
COBB SlIERIFF SALE.

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The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
Nails, Iron, Horse Shoes and
d Wooden-Wa for sale by
POWELL & DICKSON.

|tT BY the hands Of Mr.. RICHARD RoDERrs,
received half dozen OF Mallards, from
y camp of our friends, who have been out
|ne five or six days. The hunt has been very
kressful as the load of game brought In by
Roberts clearly indicates. A character
bic note from Captain jim, shows the humor
camp was in. The gentlemen will accept
thanks and may always consider us open
conviction
CAN'T. McLAUGHLIN PoINr, Oct 29,' 90.
FDr0R PRRss-
Dear Sir. Our company Is 0. X. and Com.
fisary Department abundantly supplied, and
Fnd You part Of our surplus, consisting OF
Ii dozen fat Mallaris. We are regularly
Fganized and "lou." Our election was held
BIT night In camp. Jas. T. Stuar.- Captain
Municipal election resulted In
'ecting Charley Creal (colored) Mayor; War
IN Constable; Sam. c. Hanley, Dr. Thruston
nd others Aldermen; RS. Roberts, Minister.
Iccredited from Mayors Court, Van Buren,.
4G. Whitesides .COmmissary pro. TEN.
j. 7. STUART, Capt.
Commanding camp.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
What Of tho Night

The political cauldron, here at the cap
ital, is boiling away at rate that must
afford delight to all adopts in this kind of
cookery. The broth it will stew may be
as indescribable as that of the wierd sis
ters in Macbeth, and attended with con-
sequences no less fatal, if suffered to boil
on, without more judicious, Christian
seasoning Our good old friend, Liberty
Bartlett, boiled soap for the confederacy
with some success. He fancies himself
an adept also in political chrystalizations.
But afflicted yet with the cacoethes scri6en-
di with which he was dsordered while on
the bench, and desiring to make a more
extended display of his literary and rhct
orical abilities, Tin the form of political
letters and addresses J, with shrewd fore
cast of regaining the. chances of seat in
the United States Senate, which he feels
that he farfeited to Sumner, by his un-
timely departure from the land of steady
habits, he has unquestionably gone be-
yond his ladle and kettle, in undertaking
to form great political party in Arkan-
sas.
He has reckoned on support upon
which none but man of his generous
confidence would have depended. On the
ers of the frst convention of his party, the
paper .fancicrs who had encouraged him
In this movement, having reached the cri-
sis which was to give the supposed "or.
gam Of the "ncw party" value it would
never otherwise have had, sell out the or
gan, lock, stock and barrel, box, crank
and cylinder, to a most formidable com
bination of the political opponents of the
very move they pretended to inaugurate
Nobody need have been sold, not even
our good friend Liberty; for we gave to
all concerned timely warning. Nobody
need yet Be sold for the movement is one
in the RIGHT DIRECTION, (though prcma-
turc), for which we have been long al
boriously preparing the people; and,
properly managed, will undoubtedly sue
cccd .....
With advice that some of the gentle
men whom it has assembled here, who
are entitled to the confidence OF our peo-
pie, may get from those truly and deeply
interested in public measures for the pub
lie rood, the movement can easily be
made to rebound to the great interest it
might otherwise have seriously embar-
rassed and our good friend Bartlett be
saved from political abyss into which
he was blindly striving to precipitate
himself and friends.
Asa watchman on the battlenents OF
the liberties of this people, in all VIC have
written and said, concerning this snbject'
VIC have been actuated ALONE by the de-
terminination TO no OUR DUTY to our peo-
ple, unplessan. as it may be, at times, as
We think we have ever shown ourselves
ai,oev, disposed. Ii our warnings be un-
Needed, then those who disregard them,
and not we, will be to blame. In the
language Of holy writ:
"SIf the people Of the land take man
oftheir coasts and set him for their watch
man.
III when he seeth the sword come up,
on the land, he blow the trumpet ana
warn the people:
"Then whosoever heareth the SOUND
Of the trumpet, and takcth not warning /;
n tho sword come and take him away MS
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
OZARK, ARK, Oct. 28, 1869.


Dean DvNHAM: We are forced again
to chronicle painful event. Something
unknown to US. gave rise to difficulty
on last evening, at the saloon of F. A.
Sanders d Bro, between Mr.. Shrop.
shire, keeper Of the saloon, and one MI.
orton. After throwing their hands rather
unfriendly against each ether and quarrel
ing for time, they professed to extin-
guish their belligerent feelings and make
friends. Orton, who lived in the coun
try. put up at the tavern for supper, after
which he told Faust the tavern keeper,
he was going home 1t was then prob
ably So'elock. Orton having two horses
Faust accompanied him to the lot to
catch them. Soon after they had got
into the lot hallooing was heard at an
adjoining lot, but was not answered. AT
ter catching the horses and while pro-
ceeding in the direction OF the gate, Or
ton, who was behind leading one horse,
spoke to Forest, calling him by name.
AT this moment q gun was fired from out
side the fence, then another, which could
scarcely be distinguished from the first
supposed to be one double barrel gun.
Forest fed for safety and Orton soon af-
ter was found dead in Mrs. Adams yard,
which was only separated from the lot
by cross fence
From evidence, the Jury pronounced
Orton to have come to his death from q
shot gun, fired by Shropshire
Although you hear much of difficulties
and dissipation in Ozark, this affair must
not be placed to our account, as Orton is
a new conner in our county and Shrop-
shire is from Georgia and has been here
but two or three weeks. L.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
HA.v BUREY
STEAM FERRY.
sa Hi4 ~ 9ss ~ 1A
U. s. Mail Stage Rouss,

! { 3
rTluE well known and long establlshed Fer
i ryat VAN BUREN,, Arkausan y nov
under the charge Of ths subecstber.1 1he rFo
prletors having recently put % . Letus Nss
iSesaws6oat and With carstnl end pesieacs
cd Eerrymen. they teri copndeut that they
can give universal satisfActloA to th6 ttextt
Ing public Their elm win b - mspethg M
crcasinx demands Of the large smigraat trAv
el 70 Ard from Texas.
The St. Louis and sherman. Tsxse Y. ..
Nails are carried over this Ferry, which Y 2
good guarantee that II u the sAostset ~ vel
Is the teSt youts for travel of I'll kinds.
This Ferry has the lsrgest and .bsst boat on
the river and can cross 10 wagons and teem..
per day and no detention on either bank ped
bo expected Enclosures fbr stock and Sh6dS
for the accommodation o. travellers ero ocing
built On both sides Of The ylvss And - pelas
will b. spared 70 accomunodats the public. VA
shall strive TO continue 10 spAks this t1e pcpu.
lar route to and from Missouri and Texas:
n. C. TAYMAN, 6.psyintssdsAs.
Kvan Buren,, Ar. 1850. sse "
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

.pxIysAs AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANIC
|, ,IorRyAL.-The first number of this paper
Ii. its appearance. 1t Is neatquarto, and
[,u 6.led with choice agricultural matter A
[uexecuted cut Of the "village Blacksmith
(r.ments the first page. For Its motto, the
mons exclamation of Washington Is adopted
|. Agriculture Is the most healthful and most
l,Ne employment Of man." This paper will
/, published monthly, at $2.5O for single cop
1 and - for clubs Of ten. Maj. John $. DUFF
1 |, the editor and Duffic & jenkins publish
|r Louis Fletcher. c. ii. Whittemore, Elias
koore, and ii. T. Glib are announced as assO-
hate editors. with Hon. Sam. W. Williams
bdCol. Jno. 4. Eakin as special contributors
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

kT The important news comes from
ashington that the Dent-G Grant war in
aississippi Is at an cnd--the President
kithdrawing his opposition to the cleo
fon of his brother in law. He held out
pretty we'll while on the wing, and con-
Fan,ly surrounded by the politicians !;
Put once fairly settled at the White
House, where the amiable partner OF his
|eosom and patron saint of the Dents
Eoud keep her sharpest eye on him, the
President has succumbcd tothe influences
|sn'ch never fail to quell recusant hus-
oands An Eastern Radical paper calls
ia this case, characteristic submis-
Won to the will Of the people" but 1t
"om much more like characteristic de-
Il'!y of the spinal column. At any rate
enas wilted.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
Little Rock g. Fort Smith Railroad

OFFICE OF THE SEc'Y AND TREAs'R.
Little Rock and Ft. Smith X. II. Coz
Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 4, 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given to the St0ckhold-
~ ers Of the Little Rock and Fort Smith
Railroad Company. that III additional assess.
ment or call Of ten per cent. upon the capital
stock of the company has been made by the
board Of directors, at q meeting held on the
I'd inst. said call payable on or before the 10Th
of day of December, 1859.
Payments may be made to either OF the
following named persons:
A. J.. Ward, Van Buren,,
j. j. Walker, Ozark.
Moreau Rose, Clarksvllle,
David West Dover.
j. l.. SiIiun, Husss..;n!c,
Anderson Gordan. Lewispurg.
Or the undersigned at Little Rock.
Stockholders are advised that the work Is
now progressing IN q satisfactory manner
and will undoubtedly be completed In the
shortest practicable time. The only resource
reserved by the company to meet Us current
expenses is the amount to be received on its
stock subscriptions. 1t Il therefore hoped
TINT every stockholder viii hereafter be
prompt In meeting the rcqulsltions OF the
By order Of the Board Of DIrectors.
j. II. HANEY,
sept 3n sscisti'y and Trs"ursr'
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

10 Attention 10 directed to, the card
our paper Of ROWLAND & VALE, Claim
agents, Fort Smith, Arkansas. They
Re highly recommended and have great
Pelties at Washington for successfully
Fosecuting claims and making collec-
Ions.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
The largest quantities Of Dry
,,ods ever offered in this city, at
POWELL Il DICKSONS.

will be noticed by looking over our
y s.,,ssments, that the Little Rock Manu-
.s,;ng Company" have again changed
and IA now controlled by the firm OF
W a,an&Co. Mr.. Cook and MCDONALD
- men in the concern, and are repre-
E,.d as superior and experienced workmen
= company has supplied this place with a
7. lot Of building material the past year
fh.ye generally given good satisfaction.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
. ASN

II The Batesville, Arks, Times, says:
Pass HIN RoUND.-We would warn our
|rthren of the press. against person styling
|nself Doctor Russell, who processes to be an
Fe doctor, I'VE think he Is an eye opener
/ had soue printing and advertising done
this Office. and lett early one morning with
paying the bill for same.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

.,,ention is directed to the card Of
IoaS w. CuXSINoHAN & Co. Of Fort
To many of our citizens 1t Is not nee
"" .sv A word in commendatiOn of this
|'' ST., TO those not so well posted. We can
|'a' -. D r,v firm, that asks for public favor,
.o.ed of gentlemen In the highest ac-
0u .,n Of the word, and in their dealings
p',s Y !. mund correct and In every particu-
y y u..o,lect Marble Hall. when you 60 to
Sr;tb. and look through their stock.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
FOR SALE.

MORE than One Hundred Lots, in the
hwn of Van Burcn, and number OF
Jqluabh Farms in Crawford County.
JESSE TURNER,
Agent for the owners.
ib l6,' '69-4m
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
blood shall be upon his ovn hs,a

blood shall be upon his own head.
But If the watchman see the sword
come and blow not the trumpet, and the
people be not warned If the sword come.
ana take any person from among them,
ne is taken away in his iniquity but his
blood will require at the watchmau's 9
hand. ID II. Gasstts, 14tA. AE
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

Coffee and Sugar put down to
the lowest notch, at
POWELL L DICKSON'S.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
ShelIcnbargers Pills cure Chills
M Fevers. For sale at
POWELL L. DICKSON'S.

~ Save Jour money and buy your Drugs
W. fancy Toilet articles cheap at the New
Sy Drug Store In Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

The New City Drug Store In van
,rn supplies country dealers, physicians
= nl,nters with new fresh drugs very cheap.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

For cheap Paints, Oils, Glass and
Turpentine, 90 to the New City Drug Store
In Van Buren.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

There 10 . man 10 Boston who
\ %.1" good living manufacturing delrs
,.. ,..e'' Hs made fifty thousand pair last
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
Salt for $3 25 per sack, at
POWELL 4 DICKSON'S.

For cheap Drugs and everything
fuslly kept In Drug Stores 20 to the New
Ply Drug Store In Van Buren,, on Main st.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

nA large supply of SCHOOL
looks Just received and for sale low,
|. CUAS. F. HARVEY.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
RIVER NEWS.

h. .ae r'vcrls falling slowly with scant water
"'l0w'water boats.
"Vsrrivals-Da -Dardanellc looked for.
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02
ARKANSAS GAZETTE,
MrrLE noUH, ARKANSAS
Established a. d. 1872

TERMS: SUBSCRIPTION.
WEExLY--e2 per annum; 81 for six months
one extra copy free Of charge will be furnl
ed to the getter-up OF every club OF ten
scribers at any one Post Otilce.
DALY-$lO per annum; 81 per mos
any less time Address,
WOODRUFF & BLOCHEk
Nov. 1868. Publishers
The Van Buren press., 1869-11-02

New Wholesale and Retail Drug
bore just opened at Van Buren,, on Main
Eset, near NJ. Lynch's Store.