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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

Spring Grains. The land should
never be wrought when wet or tenacious.
Wait for It to dry, but get the seed in as
early as possible. On good strong soil it
Is best to dril all kinds of grain. We
have no doubts either that 1t will ususlly
pay to cultivate wheat barley, and oats
Spring grains have short time to grow.
They ought not To be obliged to dispute
their ground with weeds aud while the
land must support all the plants it can
carry il should not he burdened, nor
should the best be crowded with many
puny ones. Trust NO. light grain get
heavy seed, even II It cost &l0 per bushel.
Soak the seed In strong brine, to kill the
smut spores, and dry II In lime slaked 70 a
powder, to make 1t tlt for sowing. AgrI.
cHltUFiSt.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

FoR some time there has been aperson-
al advertisement In the New York papers
addressed TO Dad from Ma" saying
that she is "in siliction, and longed for
him tnat they might comfort one another" !"
This advertisement has Eeeg IN the New
York papers fng months, end N the sas
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

"A man named Blackstone, q resident
OF Philadelphia, in ft of insanity pro.
duoed by pecuniary losses, the other morn
ing chopped his wife and children to pieces
with an az, and then drowned himself.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

Francisco and China papers. The New
York Sun alone has received over 500
for publishing II. There. is much specula-
tion as to the, romance that may be con-
cealed in this notice.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16
H0W To INVEST A DOLLARl

10 invest dollar proasAhly, send &c fsr ceFtileate
= In Packard q Co.'s Holiday Distribution
-ef rance o.. SSsdr vsSssd al SSSS0.S6o.s =
Rvery article disposed Of the ~ plan. aud tot % be
paid Tor unlp You ka9s Eaat you .e % :,
PAcxAnpA = o0a hs wsss So1gia ~, snelrhAtA o.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16
TIE DOLE


CHARLES A. DANA-s "a 90 ~. -, Va,
s,ontnss SerS Sbotiy ikest a. Three editions DAi1Y,
.r-V,uu1rV y And WHEELN, AZ Hos 49, ala - \
s4s ,li rer,rts Of narets agriculture, Farmen'
tSd Frait GroWeIs' clubs. and e2mpiese ssofs N U
pressnt 70 every suoscEioer SEND ior s2eelen' Nlh
pgeuaiaT ~ ,Se1 ASp. Pahiisher s,ia, Rew York
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

= Tho projected railroad from Decatur
TO Montgomery, Alabama, was let out 70
contract April I, aud the work will begin
Immediately. The contractors are princi,
pally Northern capitalists The road
passes through one Of the richest mineral
regions in the country. A large number
OF practical Pennsylyanians have invested
largely in the lands along the line Of this
road
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

The citizens OF Chicago are now
pluming themselves over the possession of
the finest photograph gallery in the coun-
try. Major Brand, the veteran artist, has
just converted one of the late fashionable
residences Of that city, No. 2S Washing.
ton street, into magnificent Temple of
AIT" adorned within and without almost
beyond conception. 1essolated floors, fres.
coed walls, black walnut carvings, splen-
did pictures set in corresponding frames,
dazzle the visitor on every side. a single
flight OF stairs leads to the reception and
operating rooms, a marked contrast to tho
wearisome nights of most establishments.
No modern hotel can outshine the sump
tuous carpets and upholstery of these
parlors, where every convenience and lux
ury are TO be found. Ono of the most re.
markable sights Is the large number Of
JMl S(zs portraits which edorn the walls,
all taken by Brands Photographic process
and colored by his artist so that they
appear like the most natural hand pic.
lures. Brand says that war prices ere
over, and has suited the action to the
word, putting his figures down to the con
stcrnation of those in the same line
Under the combined attractions of first.
class Pictures, in the most luxurious ol
rooms and at rates lower than thoss
charged for inferior pictures, Brands
Temple has made decided sensation, and
Is thronged daily with numerous visitors
irom city and country. This enterprise
Is bold one, but has already proved q
success.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

SPIRITs VS.. WATER The "oldest in,
babitant" has been reading sogies OF articles %
the adllteration Of liquors. and hiss arrived At !
somewhat sing conclusion. The analysis Of
Nose liquors showed an average o. about sixty'
nVo parts OF water TO thirty-hYo uf sprits - They
don't give tho spirts ialr chance, said the aged
hRccbanAli They'll kecp oa fOohng with wafer
hsl Il oepopnlales the earth again"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16
\Dr. Bnrton's Tobacco Antid0tel I

NARRAsTED REMovE ALL DESIRE FoR ToRAco0, /Es
eAey Ps9abs and harmless, and also "a exeeleI sp
sysleh possesses great nopFshBg and etrenghnlpk
or the stomach 70 digest tho heateat food makes
sleep ref hing aud establishes robust henlih Snaokas
box Pos Ne An Interesting treatise W Injurious
effects oAcco, with lists Of testnnnni reiefenees
etc, 81 IL FRf hsessS -aRisds A51srss ~,
~ TE@TInE nEorJIArE5-i iI,s,sf
Az EuuSESr MUSICIANS TEs1INoSyk--I have thor.
oushly tested Bur's Anudote and e5not ssy 100 mreh
IL rs praise. HAaAat.ed ne lrol iorl!e coadnoHi
ssRssa sy ss use u g sss, Saof ds'''A as
TT Cor. Coliagi lEOvS and - St Chicago fll-
f,lf y S. Clarl Street, Chiehgo, IN
. Dr. Bgs.oss Aniido.s Pst1y coed sas q sslsg 70
sies before sssias lis woaa shes,s on me.
W. 4. McRLR0S /Mehigan sauihssn R. r.
..ad ssgRy q the ANTi TAso-s 's'!F's 80 4e' o''
% FSos Naw i iHiursuaZ srAA rn,.or S-asnllsnsn Of
influence here having bgn crrtd the erpeiae for ob1c,
50 BY using Dr. BaTso3l Anidote, dasils supply for
A' '''0Sss yosSra q ne ws1sn Of H. State Po
BASKIR's TEstnoxr. .-Dr. heAcnt AHtdois @.
TOAAee0 Az alegsl lilsAaf eli eailaed iekL \
W aEs, la Nat Bank Sch Albany, ma
a eIEssEst7h Tfs5Isofyr.I7-oSE Boz oT AsripO-z
rt ResH. W, snoEaAKEs, keleys n Fton Pa -
FRoS fH5l lfollcs HEs PeuARFERs, LySs\ N4ss.--E ,
Asus Qaiaer tAiTty ~ a.ftr N fsA u hrua A11t b.
ssas pf fu1SaS AAilao's' ana on Ssi'. q, tlssoS
FRos/rHH sorruEKs HosE JouRHAL B4lAEopn
np-s tox q b1f,qIs Autidoi9 Tssoref an deife M
ne "a from me- take pleasure II
A. ~ ie@es'A T. sLAisa. Edise
au gB- Beware OF Oounterfeifs. "a. ef' (.
THG GENUrsE CAN M nan. ONLY o. Dn. n. 4.
AhH,qtif. 3sssey wy hex JerSeys SOFA AolNT fqT
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

TAIL SHOoTINe.--A gentleman remark.
ing In tavern that he had shot hawk at ninety
yards with No, q shot, another replied;
I" Must have good gun, but Uncle Dave here
has one that heats t."
!" Ahl said tho aet, ''how far whit XIII a
hawk with No. q shOtfM
II don't use shot or bail either" answered
Uncle Dave himself .il -. r. u II
Then what do you use, Uncle Davoln
|. 81 shoot salt altogether. KIN my game so Tar
with say run that tho game would spile before l
oonlo kNl l,- !. -.-L l..... Il. l. - i :.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

lnE pETRolr AlyRgTISER thinka that
GOpld's persOniacaiton IN paaEhia OF The West
Wind mast b model of phieAgo--the gsagtest
blower IN the Wet, NJ" ~
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16
EARLY ROSE POTATO,

ONE n. EARLY ROSE -
" sent by mail, postpaid, 81.
4 ms. EARLY ROSE, sent by
mail, postpaid, IS 90. Best
Spring Wheat in the world;
the earliest and most product
i've Corn; wonderful yielding
Oats-white and blacR-weigh-
ing 45 pounds to the bushel;
Spring Barley; Grass Seeds;
Fowls; Eggs; Hogs; the great Feet
the EXPERIMENTAL FARM JOI
ttdble Magazine issued IN this count
year. Subscribe, II you want to ms
Addresa GEO. A. DEITZ Cl
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16
93OO0sSAIlARY. Address U. s. PIANO CO.. N.
Farms & Fruit Lands,
q9qqqqq qgqaqGqg

To THE WORKING CLAss.--I am now prepared TO
furnish all CLASSES with constant employment At their
ments. Business nsv, light and profitable. Fifty
10 s. per evening IL easily earned by persons of
either SEX and the boys and girls nearly much
as men. Great inducements are offered those who
will devote their whole time 10 the business and that
every person who sees this notice. may SEND me their
address and test the business for themselves, make
we'll satisfied with the business, Will send 81 70 pay
for the trouble OF writing Full partic ulars, drec
uons &C., sent free. Sample sent by mal for 10 cents
Address K, @. ALLkH. Augusta, Ne.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

nlIpunSQ CATAKRH SNUFF CURES Dis.
UuHNU ~ eases OF the Head and Throat the
worst forms OF CATARRHl Druegists keep It; or, Z
box viii DO sent prepaid by man Tor thirty cents, OF
I0lg FOR one dollar, by the proprietor, J. pUHNO
No. 1 ,235, Z. o., New York Civ. - l9i-M .
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
md Your ndhresa. in null TnNzn CnnntY and
PARKER &c co.

Nos. 9s and 100 Summer ST., Boston.
Q10A DAY TO agents selling smvERs' PATENT
eDl " hLAsTIo BROoMs. Horace Greeley says: 81 pre-
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-04-16

=" - HFWHFe OF UOuntoFIoIlal al II
THa G.NufSE CAN m nan. ONLY o. DH. n. u.
Annorf. Jersey GUY New Jersey, SOFA Ael1zT fQT
the united States and canada. ~
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
How fhey Do It.
How Mormonism Is Propagated.

How Mormonism Is Propagated.
The Mormon Church constantly en-.
deavors to identify the men, and espe.
cially those of tho wealthier class. with
the system ofpelygamy. No sooner has
man acquired some fortune than he is
asked by Brigham Young, or one of the
bishops or elders, 20 take more wives.
Sometimes women are directly sent to
their houses, with the intimation to be
made their wives. This method of propa.
eating polygamy leads sometimes to the
most singular incidents, Of which ] will
relate one just as found it, The "Sec-
ond President" Heber Kimball, who died
some time ago, leaving fourteen widows,
one day in street of Salt Lake City met
a Mormon from Prussia by the name OF
Taussig, one ef the few Germans who
threw themselves away to Mormonism.
" Brother Taussig," kimball asked, chow
goes itT' "Very well" was the answer.
=" How many wives have your" asked
kimball again. q have two" "This
is not enough for you," said Kimballl
"yeu should take few more. / will,
send you two; do you understand p
+" Yes, sir, do" On the next evening
Brother Taussig found two women sit
ting in his parlor. His first wife said,
" Brother (all the Mormon women call
their husbands brother" these are the
sisters Pratt" One Of the sisters, Sarah
by name, remarked, Brother Taussig,
we are sent to you by Brother Kimball
you know why" 81 know" replied
Brother Taussig, "but it is exceedingly
hard for me to marry two more wives.
The other widow said: Brother Kim
ball told us that you had a capital bust.
ness and that you could support a few
more wives" "At any rate" said Sa.
rah, 4" desire to be married" The poor
brother answered, "Well, ladies, l will
see what can be done" The next day
Brother Taussig called on the Bishop
and succeeded in arranging compromise
according to which he was to marry Sa,
rah, whilst the other widow was to be
taken care of in another manner. So i,
was done. 1t seems, however, that Sa
rah did net see many bright days under
Brother Taussig's roof, for after shor,
time she became dissatisfied and asked
for a divorce. Brigham Young has re
served to himself the exclusive privilege
to grant divorces. He takes fee of SIC
for each, which brings him in a snug lit
tie revenue. Brother Taussig was called
to the presence of Brigham Young. He
had little to object, and he admitted thai
he could not well support more than two
wives. They were divorced under the
condition that Brother Taussg should
disgorge $40 This he did soon after
wards, and thus he got rid Of his third
wife.-Carl ,Schurz.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

LrTTLE Rock AND Fort SMITH RAIL
RoAD,--This road is III process Of con
struction in earnest Hands have been
put on the seconds und third division Of
ten miles each, the first division being
we'll nigh graded ready for the track.
One hundred and fifty additional hands
have been engaged and are looked for
daily. There are two hundred tons of
iron for the road at the mouth of White
river, and two thousand tons are IN traasi-
M for the first twenty miles. A locomo-
tive, two passenger cars, built at Albany,
and number Of platform cars for the
road are also on the way. On their ar
rival the company will be ready for track
laying.-L. R. Gazette 30M. g "...i
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
Manhood, How Lost, How Restored.

JUST published new edition OF DR.. CuLvgRwEiJ :
CrLEBRlTEp Essay on the RADICAL CURE without
meIicipel of SpgRMAToRRnHA, or Seminal, Mental and
Physical inca paoity, impcdiments 70 marriage, etc
self.indu ronee or sexual cNtravagance.
p.- Price in u sealed envelope on y D cents.
The celebrated author In this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates FROM thirty years succeshui
practice, that the alarming consequence OF self
abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous
use of internal medicine or the application OF the
knifo pointing out mode Of cure at once simple
certain nd ciectual by means which every suffer
or. no mattor what his condition may be. may cure
himself chcaply, privately and radically.
my- This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad !.
dress postpaid, on receipt Of six csnts, or two pott
stamps Also, DR., Culverwol's - Marriage Guido,
price 2S cents. Address, the puhlishsrs. co -H
" VI Bowery, y. T., Post.e8ce box i,5S.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
New FIRM AND New GooDs.-We d

i New FIRM AND NEW GooDs.-We di-
~ the attention of our readers, this
4 ek, to the Card of Messrs. j. NEAL 4
H. They have just opened at the cor
5,r (Pennywit d Scott's old stand, of
Main and Water streets, without doubt,
L. most desirable selection of goods
I,r this market to be found in the West.
me goods were all selected by Mr. A.
WARD, an old merchant Of this place,
aho, perhaps, is better acquainted with
ne general demands Of this country, than
host any other man in it The Ladies
ru find, that IN their department spe-
ality has been made to please. AL
bough their stock has not all arrived,
bey have opened for Inspection, and in
rte the attention Of all, particularly the
sdies, to their stock Of goods.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
LITTLE Rock, Npv. 90, 1869,


l was policy holder in the New York
Life Insurance Company under policy
No. 756 Said policy lapscd in 1861, on
account of the war, but was rcinstatcd
promptly by the company as soon rs ap-
plication was made for such reinstate-
mcnt, and no certificates were required
ofme except a certificate Of good health.
was, at the time of reinstatement, more
than seventy-threc years of age. The
company did not require me to pay back
premiums in cash; but allowed Inc to give
notes for the same as a loan upon the
policy. The course of the New York
Life Insurance Company has been entire
ly satisfactory to me. and would recon-
mend this company to those desiring re
liable life insurance. int
WIN. +. WooDhtFr, Sr.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
rF The first boat up, on the rise, wa

re- The first boat up, on the rise, was
/. Ne Fort Smith, Tuesday night last. She
rent down on Wednesday, with good
! rip of freight. From here she took on
bout 200 bbls. of green apples; Messrs.
|NERRELL h STICKS shipping over one
hundred of them, lIi SD
The steamer arkansas, for New Orle-
ans, left on Sunday morning. She took
from our landing over two hundred bales
of cotton.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
VAN BURE.E
STEAM FERRY.
U, S. Mail Stage Route.

THE we'll known and long established Fer.
l. ~ at VAN BUREN, Arkansas b now
under the charge of the subscriber. The PIT.
prietors having recently put on Large Nss
Steamboat and with careful and experteno-
ed Fcrrymen. they feel confident that they
can give universal satisfaction to the travel.
ing public, Their aim will be to meet the m-
creasing demands Of the large crnfyraht trGt
Il to and from Texas. Id. .
The st. Louis and Sherman. Texas Z. y.
Mails are carried over this Ferry. which 10 4
good guarantee that 1t Is the shortest as we'll
as the Jesi s0ats for travel OF oil kinda.
TlIis Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river and can cross NO wagons and teasnf
per day and no detention on either bank need
be expected. Enclosures for Stock and Sl,sds
for the accommodation Of travellers are being
built on both sides of the river and no pains
will be spared to accommodate the public. We
shall strive to continue to make this the popu-
lar route TO and from Missouri and Texas.
II. c. HAYMAN, Superintendent:
EVAN Barren, Ar. 1869. II
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

Ny- Members of the Publishers Asso
citation will please take notice that the
Advertising Agency Of J. A., vose, Nos
l25,I27 and l29 Fulton street, New ! ORR
has dealt with us ID manner which is
very Unfair, to say the least oftheir con
duct. No contracts should be made with
this house which are not accompanied by
the cash Il r. gazette, ~ an
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

Eg~ City Marshal BowIIN, has done n
good thing in breaking up the DESPERATION
of the Sabbath BY Ball playing 1t has
been the custom for blacks and whites to
disturb the quiet of that day, by ball
playing and other games. Mr.. Bowlin
is making n most excellent officer and
should be sustained by every good citi-
zen in the discharge of his official duties
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
HALL or MoRSlSG STAR LODGE No. 81

HALL OF MoRNlNG STAR LODGE No. 81
F.S. A. NJ. Red Fork, Nov l6,
At the stated communication Of this
Lodge, held on the evening Of the llth
inst, Bro John G. Booker, an entered ap-
prentice mason, was exHellcd from all
the rights, privileges, aid benefits of
masonry, for gross u'masonic conduct.
I And also, Bro VIM j. Dodson, mas
ter mason, was expelled from all the
rights, privileges aud benefits of mason
ry, for gross unmasonic conduct.
BY order of the w, NJ.
NAT G. NEER, Sec.
The Lynchburs Eva, J Neies, and news
papers throughout Arkansas, friendly to
the cause, please cory.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

EI Attention is directed to The card
in our paper of ROWLAND e. VALE, Claim
Agents, Fort Smith, Arkansas. They
are highly recommended and have great
facilities at Washington for successfully
prosecuting claims and making collec-
tions
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

rg- In reply to request to publish
the article from the MountaR Echo, re-
fecting on Dr. WHITE, we have to say
that our rules forbid, unless paid for.
ALI articles Of personal character come
,nder the head of pail notices, and we re-
-. "a for the Echo article shall
require full price.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
The Mason and Hamlin Organ Co.
WINNERS OF THE
PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL,
Who haze uniforHtly been arar}ed Hyh-
est Uonops 0f /UH,isfyial Exhibitions


PARIS EXPOSITION MEDAL,
Who haze untorn,ly been awdrded Htgh-
est Honors at LaduStyidl E.thi6atoaS
IN this country
SO that their work is the acknowledged standard Of
excellence in its department respectfully announce
that with extended and perfected facilities, and by
the exclusive use Of recent improvements they are
now producing yet more perfect organs than ever
to all public and private uses for Drawing Ro9ns
Libraries Music Rooms, Concert Halls, Lodges
Churches Schools, &c., in plain and elegant eases,
all of which they enabled BY their uncaualcd IA
work. The recent improvements in these Organs
have so increased their usefulness and popularity
that they unquestionably the most desireablc in
struments obtainablc for family use, as well as
Churches, Schools &c., while the prices mt which
they can be afforded $50 to 81 900 each adapt them
to the means and requirements of all classes. They
are equally adapted to secular and sacred music. are
elegant as furniture, occupy little space, are not
liable 10 get out of order mot requiring tuning once
where pianoorte is tuned twenty times), are very
The NJ. II Organ Co, are now selling Foun M.
TAVE ORGANS for $50 each FIVE OCTAVE OR
CANS, FlVB STOPS, with two sets Of NlBRATORS
for sl2j ard other styles At probortionate rates.
the Mason and llamlin Organ Co.., respectfully refer
TO the musical profession generally n majority of
the most prominent musicians in tho country, with
many of eminence in Europe, have given public tes
timony that the Mason liamin organs excel all
others. =, go,
A circular containing this testimony in full will be
sent free to any desiring il, also u descriptive
circular containing fun particulars respecting these
Instruments with correct drawings oil the Inherent
styles and the lowest prices which are hAed and IN
v HT'iiE MHS0N & uAMLIN ORGAN co.
sos Broadway, New York. ld fremont ST., boston
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

fS- The new Steam Ferry Boat the
Regulator, for Fort Smith passed up yes
tsrday. She is o. No. | boat and has good
speed |n
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
Cure Your Cough /!
Aliens Lung Balsam,

WHAT IHE DOCIOko sAl.
Amos Woody, VI. d.. Of Kosciusko, Ind. says
" For three years past ! have used Aliens Lung
lIalsam extensively in my practice and nui sat
i.fcd there is no better medicine for lung disease.
in use"
lsanc Il. Doran ID, Of Logan Co., olio, says
A" Aliens lung Ba!sam not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction in every within my
knowledge. Having confidence in il aud know
ing that II possesses valuable medical properties.
freely use it III my daily practice, aud with uI.
bounded success As au cxpeetoran, IL is most
certainly far ahead Of any prpma;iou have ever
yet known"
Dr. Fletcher, Of Mo. says /" recoin'',rnd yonr
Balssnl In preference to dny other medicine fcr
Coughs aud it gives satisfaction
Aliens Lung Balsam is tie remedy to cure all
Laag and Ibrodt difficulties. II should be thor
osghly tested before using any other Basam. 1t
will cure whcn all others FAIL Directions accom-.
pany each bottle.
j, ~ HARRISS CO, Sole rfop'~,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. oct. 5,3m
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

fS-, Edward Is. Ketchum was on Sat.
urday discharged from Sing Sing prison,
the term Of his sentence, reduced by a
Communication of eight months for his uni
iormly good conduct, having expired,
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

EE- A meeting of the Stockholders of
the Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad
Company, will be held on the goth Of
Dec. at Little Rock
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07
FOR SALE,

MORE than One Hundred Lots, in the
ovn OF Van Buren,, and a number OF
VALUABLE Farms in Crawford County.
JESSE TURNER,
Agent for the owners.
feb 16, John
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

EH Hon. V, DELI, euIIor of Oh. ls-ou,
Era, Fort Smith, was in our city on Fri
day; and Maj j. II. SPARKS, of the Her
aid, on Thursday. Both looking prime.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

fg- Maj LANIGAN, Mayor Brooks and
Mai. SPARKS of Fort Smith, spent the
lay in our city on Thursday last
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

The New City Drug Store in Van
Buren, supplies country dealers, physicians
and planters with new fresh drugs rery cheap.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

For cheap Paints, Oils, Glass and
Turpentine, 20 TO the New City Drug store
In Van Buren,
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

For cheap Drugs and everything
usually kept in Drug Stores go to the New
City Drug Store In Van Burcn, on Main st.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

E9y Now the boats are coming freely,
Apples and Farmers Produce are in
good demand. Uf.
The Van Buren press., 1869-12-07

IT, Save y9nr money and buy your Drugs
and Fancy Toilet articles cheap at the New
City Drug Store IN Van Buren,.