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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01
CUoAR COATED COpAIyA PILLS DIR. LANCE,

conaiss is Wv Ok. LhsosN.
the best remedy which has been prepared for and
complete OF Gonorrh9a These unrivsisd pills conast
Of vegetable eund without mercury other sub
stance which may be Of injurious Effects and their sppleA
tion. in the of this disease has
tended with unequacd success The serves 10
remove the dsagreeabe favor Of the drugs and especially
that ofhe CopSya Balam and being above the
pea, their administration facilitated in
other medicine q this Hind be boosted Of IL
since few months that this article has into
this country and fame has ,cady errad all over tie
Union which may he deemed the best trsof supero
virtues Iarse boxes 5s small boxes 81 For sale BY the
general agents. Charles P1zcr Coz 25s BrO.dway two
doors from Chambers and also b s resrccabs
drusgists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01
MARKETS ELsEwARRE,

STOCK SALES
BosTOS, Jan 20 Brokers' Boards shares Concord
Railroad, hj1 Northern railroad, o. Norfolk County
Railroad @ Eastern Railroad, IS; IL Old Colony Rail-
6iHi % do s6Od 64s Rutland Railroad, 62i; South
Railroad 1a Portland SAco Por mouth Rail-
road, 81; 4Eschange Bank l0a n Western Railroad lO0l
Is Boston and RAroad, s60d 9 100 East Bos
ton Company IA , 49, Merchants Bank, 1861 dope In
syrsnes Company lof no Vermont Central Railroad as
a. 500 Osdebsburg Railroad per cent Bonds S. $500
state Ss &C. Second Boafd 80 shares
mont Central Railroad h5d Al 10 do sl5t, 49, Is do
lony Railroad CAY; 10 EASTERN Railroad, 81; IS Norfolk
County Raj road, s Boston and Maine Railroad, l02
zoe Reading Railroad. b30d, 10.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
CANHRIpcE CATTLE NAnKET. Jan 30.-At market COB
cattle about See bseves and 103 stores consisting Of
working oxen and calves yesripgs, two years old
and three years old Prices Market beef extra So per
cwt; fret quality. S. b0 second do, S. third do, 81
Is; ordinary So 81 stores-working oxen. $50. Sos
$50. Cows and Calves, SO S25 $50. Yesrlngs, So
$40. Two years old $40 $40 Three years old, Sl2
a s24. Sheep and Lambs-3,loo at market-Prices
e1trs 50 60 So 81 SIS; by lot 81, 81 IS, 81 g. 81
SIS oS2. Swine-4h a So; retail, &c. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

ITO rHR MARRIED AND sINGLE-AMATIvENEss,
Il Evils and Remedies OF Excessive sexualty, with
y,ins and advice g the old and young Of both seie By
" 'TowlfRs n WELLS. 1871 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

- means Of The Poete, fscolapius, Ev,ry one His
Own Physesn Tweutyfourt edition, With one bundrsd
enssvngs showing Private Dissasss and Nsorm,tons a
the oen.rave system, svsry shape snd FORM ~ Nliam
Iounf ~ d, Graduate Of the tniversy OF
TIE ysrcvs forms q ssss p semn sssn ss ns-
o. the rrosae 01and 1mro.ercy Solitary rsls. m
Youth faithfully described. aud al the r,cpes v.r !,
PLAIN hsgvses The charter Self Abusc and Seminal
!sae By eysy one fouss nsn vho have been unortursis
- eontacns dsssps previous TO placing
The Of any Doctor What bis rrstsnsers nav
be- ret copy Of this truly vsefu work Strangers yr,
hinh OF returning hee without copy Of the POche Nsc
arus Sea captains and going should
Every One HE Own Any person sending
fve cents enclosed IN letter. will receive cory Of Ill
book msi OF s copies viii be san. Cor sosr. hd-
ar. Dir w nolNSi lM srrue. s.rse. fhladephs /;
Yorh - Wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

0srried,
ON "Wednesday the Both January, by the Rev. Mr..
Howland Rector OF the church Of the Holy Apostles,
THOMAS J. BsowN Esq, ron OF Abraham Brown, of the
,ldest daus Of John Hinton Esq all OF this city
ON the 18th January by the Rev. NJ r. Parks, Capt
GbToS q. SItNso- TO Miss HANNAH .GooDwIS both OF
Maine.
on Tuesday the 2eth January. by the Rev. A. Leo,
Louis ASnIcH, Esq TO Della, youngest daughter Of
Emanuel Nelleman all Of this city.
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uARITIaE INTELLIGENcE.

Port OF New York, Feb. 4, 1850.
svs snn... ...I o. roos nnss. 10
sUr sKrs... a ~ MAN vsrNh.... .....EO
Teiegraphic.
See xcnsrh news columns fOr The latest nArias Ia,su-
renee ~ Telegraph.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01
N EDICAL.

nRUG STORE FOR sALE.--TBE STOCK, FIXTURES
~ and good will Of old established Drug Store this
city Location and value unsurpassed price Apply
to X. A. GAINES, 90 Nassau street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01
MEDICAL.
fErS@ sss Alsspy syspisE

pRoory-PRo0Fi.,-HERE Is PROOF CON elusive
that Dr. p. Towssends Sarsapariila 10 the original
The following il from Of the respectable papers in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01

NO CURE NO PAY.--DR. CORBTTT. 70 DUANE ST
IN be Consulted the treatment Of certain dest
diseases prscee Of fNtstn Jears devoted 20 the
ert % Celeste diseases enables Dr. c. the ucrs
form this disease Recent cured In three days Nc
mercury used.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01
N srried,

announcements Of Births, Marriages and Deaths
moi inserted, unless duly authenticated and PAID for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01
VOr0aGn 4alla,


LsrrsR BAGS Of Niagara for Halifax aaa Liver
Ieo will close - ne Herald once On Tuesday rsbrssy
prepaid 70 any part Of the world q. the Herald
once
.n a. s.s F.s Of % Empire City
a A. SSs and in order 70 n:g.s the :.
xi.s snail parcels under 10 pound. weight will b. re.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Candy T9o5.hOs ss%l csstnsr Robinson NYori
ClsaIsd-sshIs s.Iatogs Walton. Porto Rico Hamlet.
snpS Mason. via sssn NJ CANDY
York.
which got ahore Carysfort Reef assisted Usted
States vessels in on the Lighthouse erecting that
ao.ted on The master having become
81 with their employed Capt Johs Curry
the sum Of $780, The FIRST party has beed for salvage
BR BnIo 0ANynEDx-A wrecker arrived at Key West On
brig Gsny@ed before rporss WRECKED on nasssamSs on
Saturday night 10Th She from Jamaica. bound New
per- Ee eli Of which would b saved TSe Brig S.s total
loss This vessel has been reported bound to Halifax
BRIo WILL Cooke arrived at Baltimore Sth. in TOW Of
ing the brig swung OF to her anchor the
bay as far Jane. Point when q. Relief wea. to her
having no bsllsst she was unable to work up
BRIG sARAH ANN Of Gloucester 10 be fitted and load
ed for California part Of her will be lum
ecHR EXCHANGE Of Gloucester in beating into that har-
Dor. 18th inst. ashore Ten Pound thick
snow Storm came of next tide with little damage.
ecHRs Loo CHoo CANTON of Gloucester, have been
sold recently, to 90 to California.
PoRr OF New YoRK-Arrvals Of vessels from foreign
ports during the month Of january last
Ships 20 Sohooners.. ~
Banks .46 Steamers ..............
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mn JoHNsoN no B DIANE srRGFr. so VII

nR JOHNSON, NO 10 DIANE STREET so WELL
~ tnown in the treatment q deiests ssesses Dee
tcf reputation for sk in those half cured a have
Tor yesrs pre- eminent Consitutona weabnc
brought en- secret habit oGetualy cured. Recent
ured four daya
nR MORRISON rs CoNriDENrIAILr CosSuLTtf
-. ~ asess,s 81 dscste nature An extensive rr.e-
seles in " without
usu three " sis dsys Structures and scnsi week
ne .nvsrshy cures See his Lordes Diplons IN 10
Dk MfHi AvIHoR or TBk "FRACTloAL Pa.
- rresef 81 Serseu~ieh strsct.-OEice h0urt
spIy,sn We ssry ssssss vii y surrrsei the rspisv
me he rccsvsntence attending eure IN ehiesv
however hose vhe have suffered IRON .ss f r.
pa yho csc pcrery srrtssiate Me ssr,ios1 In feirr,
ronis trst o. nciytent 70 its aSv.oess
rr ss,s !tron ursornor ae-saisses and very tsterv
rr-euce Ne ESQ sfort ar.rsd Easy rasr.i - hi~s
be h grounds fer sstns s,n BE- ss,issa troa M ,,h.
Esrce in Aneusa- wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-01
MUSICIANS cHALLENeEp.-PkIyArE pTsr..,

DHYsICfANs CHALLENeEp.-PKIvATE DISEASE
.ursd IN one Say BY lees remedy without medicine
DIT IAkhONI ~ tehde street guarantees
that have lsed other rractcners Persons are vns s
be seen who have recovered under Dr. wbsn
the other rhysieians we're unsuccesul Female Pills 81
EoR THhALrS AND hALEs.--DR LAsZETTEs H.
no Cordisl or frecreatiye krer prescribed an ef-
feove restorative In debility imrotency or harrrn
aRd all irregularities q nature Ii Ia All that M rr-
ftsses 70 be, vNtures Great Restorative and rsesv
for those in the msrried stac without efsrrur "a s
certain cure for seminal sussiens, general debility sss
weakness Of the genital
AZ nviforstnE medicine A. Ia unsIualei Aisa GER
tain remedy for ineTent sofa
only OF 81 John street, ~
' ~ DSON 4 Ca IN, o,iv ar,s-;.., a.....
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Jsnrings Mary Ana
Johnson Elisa
Johnson Margaret
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
THE AMERICAN REFORM M E DICA L NSTIT U TIE
 Of LapixyllIe. Kentucky.

FTNIIE General Assembly Of the Sisie ot KeDtueky
 l passed an act chartefing this College with ams pie powers, and The Board of Trustees have organ IEed and appointed the following Faculty. Professor nt lhs principles aad practice
 of fSargefy. ] n. JORDAN, M. D. Tickets $l5. Professor of Chemistry, Pharmacy, and
 Toxicology. Ito be hilrd.1 Tickets SIS Proiessor of Malpsia Medica, Thera-
 psuics sud Medical Botany, C. !.
 CniLns, M. D.a Tickets Sl5 Professor of General, Special and Pasho-
 logical Anatomy, Phfsiology and Ope. faiive Surgery, J. GILMaN, M. D. Tickets ei5. Professor oi the Institutes and Practice
 oi MHslcine. Physical Diagnosis and Pathology, J. BEEMAE, M. D. Tickets Slo. Professor oi Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Childfen, A. Il. BAL-> | DRUDGE, M. ID. Tickets SIS. ! Professor Of Legal Medicine and NatuFAl { HIstoty, w. W. WALTERS M. D. Tbekes Rlo. i Demons raior Of Anatomy aud Pfosec- | tor, Ito be appointed. TIckes g, i a1 M4iIictiation Fee, 50 ! ns- Grad.sl,ee Fee. S35. The LeciuIes will commence the 6rsi Monday oi
 November next, and con,inue twenty weeks. It will be observed that the extraordinary length
 of the term brings the Tee considerably below that ! of most other Medical Schools. 1 Those wishing fnfther information will addfcss
 post t.p"id, A, II. BALDRiDGE, M. D., 1 Deat of the Faculty, al Louisville. Ky. | ]. II. J1RDANsM. D, Dayioa. Ohio. or C.1. CHILUS. Nj. D. l Madison, Indiana. Jaly 23-I3- 3m
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL Boarding and DaY SrhopI For iouns LadisS

TINllE basInF s oi lhs Seminary will he resumed
 ;hes s9sh Sept (O. M, when a panctuai aften- dance ot ihe Pupils ,s earnestly requested
 This insiiiation. under the care ol Ms. and the Misses WOOD. win Assistsnt Teachers, odeIs every facility tor .mpStng he advantages of highly iDtshed edaeatspH. Possessing within themselves the qualifications for the various branches, which they have pracfsed with perfect satisfaction. they b. 10 rtfrf 10 tie gentlemen whose names are annexed The PaPils of the Boarding Schooi, be,ug eon- stanIy associsied wb their Teachers, reecive that attention SO necessary 10 form ani refine the ms1- nsvs. end produce habits oi order and regularity essNBfisl ts the formation of character.
 Feeiing the importance ot a through knowledge osths French iaagusge, now indispensable in polite eueatioD, the Principals wish 10 render II as far as rsssibie the language of the establishment They propose admitting the Pupils, who reside in the family. 10 attend the French classes without extra ebarge.
 he.ocson of the city of Little Rock is heallhGal pleasant and accessible at all times, by steamboat apd stage.
 The system of education, a'sidiousiy pursued, aims a perfect appreciation of whatever Is attempt. ed inedevefoPag the moral and intellectual fac euties
 smbiseing thorough and sS steHsfic course, from the elementary 10 the highest branches. Monthly rsccfds of scholarship and department gre transmit ted 10 Parents. whilst every udicous indictment 10 study fs aiioni-d.
 The school is constantly under the supervision of the Boafd Of Visitors, who, from time to lime, ex- anime the various classes, and report their progress Terns oE Tuition and Hoard per session of
 % i've months.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
[
TIIE CREAsf RrMrDY.

For Rheumalism, Goui, Ps.. ia !he Side, Hip. Back, Limhs aud Joinss. Ectofa;a. Kings Evil, White Swelling. Hard TqmOfs, ShH JcintSs and al Fixed Pains whatever.
 wHEeg TETS PLAsTEa Is APPLIED, PAIS CArEOT
 ExIsr.
 TTNHE following e0mmendAtion is from em agent l. 1 fesidihg at TreRl0Bs Tenn.
 Trenton, Gibson Co. Tenn. Noy.7 ISi9. Messrs. ScovIL & MLAD: Conference.-The He- brew Plaster is becoming popular in this section; there s isliy iH this toantv, who says she would not be wiilout this plaster tar five hundred dollars year. She was afflicted foE some time with en- lsrgenent ol the Spleen, which gave her great deal Of pain, the swelling and pain had extended up nearly 10 the arm pit and occasionally she could scarcely breathe. She was confined for conside- Table time, during which she was attended by some oc our best Phyaicians, bat they gave heF relief she procured box of the Hebrew Plaster and t re- iiesed heF almost immediately and now she keeps are sti'bery to nse as ysu may think ProPer--they | are substantially true.
 Respectfully yours. Sc: JESSE J. WELLS. The spptca,ion of inc Platter between the shoul- ders has been fouid . certain remedy For colds coughs, phthisic and lung affections. in their prma- mary s,sge. It dssuoys lpfamAtiOn by perspila. | lion.
 BEWARE OF couNTERFEITs.
 There IS inise,able. worthless Counterfeit arti. cIe, scattered about the country by PedleIs ana others, who seek to obtain living by deceving tht public by their false pretences, and trying 10 sell l for genuine. To delect :his-when you purchase box. remove the wrapper, and 1T yoa find ii print ed side otiY it IS counterfeit, end you bsC better hand it back 10 the agent at oace--ss iht wrapper around the box of the genuine is aiway' printed both hsides, with picture of The old Jew and copy right secured to F.. Taslor, ln th. Northern District of the Siaie oi New York,--an, is Rever..carried by PedIers. 0y- Seovii & Mead. iis, Chartres street. New Orleans sole General Agents for the southern State 10 whom all orders, and applications for agencies must be addressed. All the above Medicines CEN 1 LINE sold by
 J. ". Tappe, LitIe Rock, Arkansas. | C. C. Young, fosi Arkansas, | T. ". Brewster, Pine Bluffs.
 J. Hubbard, Napoleon, and by agents appoint cd throughout inc south.
 | January, 1850. 23ly
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
Or,NleKa or rnE PaNss.

The Louisville Journal says: "Dr. RogeIs's Liv- etwcIt aud Tar moi only gives immediate relief ir Coughs and Colds, but, from the testimony of men of the highest standing here and elsewhere, 1t is mskeg some veIy remarkable cures ot ConsuInp- tion."
 The Railway Register adds: "We have heard slated, h. persons of great responsibility, who have used this medicine, that II is on. of the most remarkable medicines of fine age, for Coughs Colds. Influenza Bionrhitis Asthma Pam Iu The Side and Breast. Sp,trns oi Blood, whooping Cough and all Lnng Compflints, which Il nes-cled usually tcrIn- nate in ConsuInpten aud the crriiic atss attached 10 ,he advertisements would seen fully to justify this statement"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
Langtret's Seetional Nap of Arkansas.

THE above splendid Map is now finished and -A ready for delivery. It deiheates the whols Stale as lad of by the [. :, Deputy Smveyo,s- Every Section and fractional section is showa, so that foyty acre trset be readily found apoa h The exact position of all the County Seats. Pos, offices, Saline springs, Seminary Laads. and the Tich and iele lands selected by the State out o the j00 900 acre donation grant si accurately shown
 The Lead Mines and other mineral Ioc aiioas see noted, as well as all the old confirmed Spsnish sSi veys; with the latest alterations n the coaaty nss The whole Map containing as great sn amount Ot valuable information as ean bs found oa any Stale Map extant. ..
 Il is put up on rollers, elegantly eoored and yer. nished. Price s %. Also in convenient pocket form, price s %. The pocket Maps can be sen, to any part of the State by mail. Postage 5 esa,s For sale al the bookstore of
 L. R. LINCOLN, Liiiis Roek
 April g, is50. sm
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17

The Trustees of iho Tulip Female Cvlie giaie Ias,ifats" desire to inform the public. that they bavs heeH so fOFi1nate as to engage the services of joHs s. GARvIN. as Principal of tho above named tastitnie- Mr. G. Is GeorgiaH by birth, reared In Alabama, and wss educated at the Military Academy of inc United States, which Institulioa he lefiin IsI5, with high testimonials of scholar ship from it's Professors He has been engaged ia teaching for the last years la the States oi Ala hanla aud Mississippi. ripe scholar and eHPeri enced instructor he Is eminenlly quaiitrd to take charge of Female Seminary. winch is designed by the f1fslees for the education of their daugh- tefa at home, and which. it is intended, shsll rank with any Collegiate Institute in tlic South - Thecoafse or instruction will be as thorough and compIeieas st Nasi vile, Bethlehem Georgeiown or seese c.hsr city in the whole country. rom the proxtnsity of this Seminary to te Alexander lnst tute beth being under he control aud direction Of the snlae Board of lrasess,D facilities are afforded parents for the education of their and daugh- Iers in the immediate heighbori0od of each other not usually enjoyed, Owisg to these advantages, the School has already increased iu nunIbss far be- you'd ahe expectations Of it's most singuine friends but the Beard resolved upon employing such Asaisaants as its cOatiaaed prosperity may demand N. G. SMITH: Pres \wM DANIEL.
 GEO. 6. EATON, V .gsAML IT, SMITH, JAS. W; EATON. zI Rev. ". II BAYLIsS, A. DANIEL Cs\I. l.. PATTILI,O,
 WM. SMITH, 5(MAuRICE SMITH, RIO. THRASHER, 11k JJ SAMUEL,
 $. W. SMITH. NP. M. BASS,
 l.. p. COOPER. HGEO. G. LEA,
 ]. K COOKSEY. \ JWM. BETHEL.
 July 3, lSJ1.-7-f4
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
MEMPHIS INSTITUTE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

VIII commence oh itte Isl Ot TNotehDets anu toH- iinue until the last Of February. The Anatomical Department will be opened and ready 10 receive students by the lst of October. The Medical De- partent will be under the direction oi the following s Professors:
 J. CoSoUEsT CRoss, .D., Professor of the In
 stiHies Of Medicine aRd Medical Jurisprudence. W. ByRD PowELL, Nj D, Professor oi CeTeb bral
 Physiology, Medical Geology andlMnefaIogy. R. s NEwroE, M D, Professor oi Surgery. II. J. HuLcE, Nj D.. Professor of Theory and
 Practice of Medicine.
 J. A. WILSON, MD, Professor of ObsieteIies
 ard Diseases oi Women and Children. J. KING. M.D Professor of Materia Medica,
 and Therapeutics.
 z. FREEMAN, MD, Professor of Anatomy. J. MUTTON SANDERS, A M, M.D., Professor of
 Chemistry and Pharmacv.
 CiiHique lecturers: Medicine Prof. If. J. HuLoE.
 St9gery-Prof. k. $. NEWTON. N Aaatomicat DemoastraioF--Z FREEMAN, M D. The fees for a full course of lectures amount io Si05. MaIticnlatoTs, SJ. Demonstrators Fee, $l0. Graduation, SEQ.
 Those desiring further information will please address their letters tposi paId) 10 the DeaR; and students arriving in the city will please call hun al the Commercial Hotel.
 R. $. NEWTON, MD, Deaa cf hs Faeaiiy
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
EIEii NNl
The Best Remtly Ever known flo Nau.

The BGsl Remtny Eftf kh0Wn 10 Man. ENOR Coughs. Asthma. Colds, C.oup. Bronchitis. N lnauenzs. Bleeding of ihe Lungs. Difficulty Of Breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or Weakness of
 REMARKABLE CURES. Of all the cures that have yet been recorded there are certainly Aone equal to the one first mentioned which plainly shows the durability of consuption, even in some ef its worst forms.
 Jefferson County. la., Feb 27, isl9. Messrs Ssnford & Pavk--Genis: This is to certify that my wife, Nancy Dnhoney, has been in deciin- ing state of health for the last two yeais Her dis. ease bafei the skill of the best medical aid could proenre-her physicians pronounced her disease "comuptIon in the last stage, aBd said thather eovery was pas; all hunaa hopes. As last resort with very little hope. procured Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. Atter using few bottles. 1 lonad 10 ny agreeable surprise. that her health was i'm. proving rapidly. She Is now 90 far restored. as 10 be able 10 attend to her regular household duties, without suffering any ineonvenience. Her rapid improvement and pfessnt fealth warrant me in the beiief that she will soon be entirely restnFsd RHODES DOHONEY, State Of Indiana, Jefferson Co. I-Jsmes Nj. Humphreys, Justice ofihe Peace, in and iof said county and Stsie, do certify that the l above named Rhodes Doboney subscribed and made oath 10 the foregoing certificate befaIe me- this 27ih day of February. lSi9.
 JAMES M. HUMPHREYS, Jn
 Ta the Public --I, Jacob Green, ol the county of Jennings. and Stale of Indiana. de hereby certify that n tLs early part of last season, was taken with yiolsnt cough, attended with pain ia the breast and sometimes fever, and that l employed skitlul physician ios some time, who said ihst he could give Iae reltet. then commenced using Wis tar's Balsam of Wild Lhsrry. and felt almost imue. diate Ieiief-and after taking thee bottles. find myself in as good health as hsss saioyed for number of years, my restor alton. under the blessing of God attribute to the oi the medicine above named. JACOB GREEN
 March l, iSas.
 SrATE or INDIANA, Jennings County.
 David T. Skinner. Justice of the peace in and fes said county and State. do certify that the above named Jacob Green subscribed aud made oa,h to The foregoing certificate. before me. this first day of March. IelS.
 We would advise those Of our readers who are Ia. boring ander sn affection of the lnhgs 10 make is.- mediate trial of thIs truly excellent medicine The most intelligent and respectable families of our city have adopted it as fayoriie medicine; and persons pfedisposed 10 consumption. who have used t. speak in the highest terms of its efficacy.
 Beware Of counterteits and limitations Syrups and all other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remesn- Der. they only initiate in name, without possessing the virtues. Buy none but the genuine and o1igi- nal DR. wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY Signed "Sandford & Park" on the wrsrpe, around each bottle. Sold wAelrsale ana retail. by
 SCOyIL & MEAD, ll3, Cha tres street. {,
 sse between Cont and Sc. Louis
 General Agents for the Southern States.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
TAR,

This article ia now universally acknowledged to be the most healing and efficient application Tor dts easei deeaying lungs, any portion of the leshy or muscular parts ot the human bo'iy. Its medi- cInal and pfeseTvaye qualities understood by Inc Egyrans Ia ihe early ages oi the world, and no doubt now exist among scientific men, that the prepares m used in thc embamment of bodies, was composed principally Of this ingredient! ln later ages, It was found to be in universal among inc aborgines o America and al this day il IS their prin cipa, and, m iac', only medicine for an unsoad slate of la"gs, or any approach 10 lt. Those who aie acquainted with this hardy race of men, know that dsaih from Conswption is unknown among them. The rnetcsl faculty III all countries appear
 o have become of the great healing properties ol his article, shd introducing It tn their praciice. D.. Bugh0m. oi England, Dr. BriektoR, of St. Psiefsbusgh. D.. La PItsWs. ol Paris. ani
 the distinguished Bf. Cooper, have been the habi' oi combining t with other articles in theh pre=cs.f lions. and with entire success.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
I.IXERWORr.

Th's plant has iuI many years been found 10 be ol singular vnture n the cure of alice ions ofthe Liver More recently tt asceT.ained that it possessed great power tn arres,ing Bleeding al the Lungs Coughs of chronic character. &. and "f essential service ih all diseases oi pulmonary character.