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The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
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"' '.''ea'oos SEwAyo. of New York, d.,er;b.
 CAi'io' nia as ae yo4lfal Queen of n, p,.is Y '0'e' o' fr'edonk kofgeousiy inIaid with gold i, O"'en's s'e Is. large young woman whO h., fNntfs Of gold dust. and has the ve, -" .. "'n Her so"tIs gre ripped open by ten thou. 's"a men, and ffr bosom is scratched with , '' p'eks and shwels. Her water eou,..s .,. .,.- Ies. . .a "neff 's dropsies she is tapped wi,h i, ''1eh steam snenss. Very gorgeous,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

TT The ASansas and New 0'Ieans Packet, Cot ioa Plant, Ie on Saturday evening 'he 6'h inst, o New orlean with piie of cotton from above.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

IT The steam ship .aio. from Chasre., arrived at New York on the Eth ut. She brought no lat. news from California.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

E The Hon. T.BUrlER KING. of Caiiforni, no'oFiety. esmatesh he yield of gold from the mine. of that county for s next three years, at one hun dred and hiiy milde.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

IT The passengers and officers on tho Psytona |ffes New orlesss. observed very siayo!ar phe. aomsaa as the boat wss passing Napoleon, Arkan. |sas. saaoay mo-aiag last. during shower of r.la
 The atmosphere was of muddy yellow eeloy' nnJ the raia had the appearance of liquid saiphar.
 Cia. Iisses.
 Arksnsas has in some things behaved very badly. We dc not much wonder that shower of hria,. stone has fallen upon her. We fear that, ths uex time. liltis 6rs wlil bs added to the brinsioas. Lea. Josrnai.
 With all her sins and stIIciioas. Arkaasas is sPassd the moral iePsesy cad wiahssisg earss eg gsisg eirth ss sLoaissiIIs JsarAal''
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

O. We ST. nd.bssd 10 Major NoavELI. of tho mail s,ran,er s.Hn. Armstrong;" for late papers.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
New Hanpshire E,ec,ion.

ihe Concord Patriot contains return. of in. vat,
 ' "''s'ho' From the greater portion os ,ha, State Disssooa, dsmoerat, is elected Governor hv .v., '.o'o majority. The esancii ssand. 1 d.m.e,.,. ana : whig; the ssnate, II democrats and wh,n .m ,au Hs noa's dsmecrsiie by ever 30 msior,.y.- in' people have decided, by arg. majority, io ia. yer ei the revisisa of the constitution. Tb, va,. v f as received s'ands ayes 22os5. nays II ,oss
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Immense La..

Ae 'osss' sy hre, ia the United States, d.,,,, - v sssf'. arc sstinaisd at SIS. .e0o, ,9oO. ..a
 aae'sn' to construct the grsa. Atlantic and p.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

fFy- A posf- otTics has bhsa established q vile, Johnsea coanty, aad K. II. BaoSs ' F. M.
 Hickory HHi P. O., Dallas county, has eoniinusd---DsM.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

r The Der is faIiog a, ,ihis POin, bat is stili in boating Osde
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

O. We a, under obIigs,iOna to l.. R. LrscoEs Esq. for Ne olleans papers, Of the latest dates.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
Conviction of pr. Webster.

A selegraPhic dispatch to the Memphis Eagle an nouncss the result of the trial of Dr. WEBSTER fo the murder of Dr. PARKMAS. at Bostsn. This ease from the mystery in which it was envelOPed, snc the previous high character and position of the par ties, has excited great interest throughout tn, |coaniry. The jury returned vordict of guilty
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

:" A washington letter states tha, T h,l wo 'O'a os brought by Mr. DicxIxsos. of N ya.I \. " .,-. 'sPPe' ssai' and to substitute a coin q .na I -e 0' n-hI dime. to be composed Of sily,, 'na copper The aiOy is in preparation ., ,h. ,,,'.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

IJ- Base all your actions on principle preserve your integrity of character, cad ''' ihis, nsveI Tsekoa cost. ~
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

IF Marriages bssweea Jsws sad Christi Sow legal ia Denmark. The ehiides of sBes riages, must, however. be bSeagat np as Lus-
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09
O. The PAan;Oh D..snion .-1;-. n the Park of NsS fosk on Fiiusys' M Meife af

'''e "k oi NV Totk oH ''"-y' '"s ~@1 uT' sa' a gigantic fgurs twenty feet high, of PsPie 'nsche, elegantly designed. ahf represented mar ..IhEsgsSag to bse~L a cires composed of thi,,, ,h. IT,, ..-..s sasthe ~ottO. "Let no man sund.r oa.a, m w"'S" lHai G h- made" hi. motto vas of 9f~1t~ ucWofkS. @
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

h We a indebted to Capt ELLIOTT. SOs la,' Louisville gseSs.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

o ne senate sf Ohio has passed bill .boli.h.
 ihs 'As Psai-h@sas q death. by vote of IS ,e ia
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

U- Our acknowledgements are due to the H0n R. ". JohuI Ga Congressional documents.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-09

fNE715 VI ID EsIs FEf'-AT" Little Rock. April ,. 1850. CoHua'.'1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
HINT TO TlpIERS' WIVES.

knew mao bitterly opposed t Temperance. and all
who were IT. Supporters. Like loo many who cherish a
similar opposition. he loved to steal quietly away and sip
the "rosy wine" His wife t'ok temperance paper,
and paid f il Gan important conslderalion) Of her
p1cke money. When the husband came t. chat with
her and begIie tedious hour. while she piled her
die, she would pleasantly request him TO read To her from
this fayorite ,urnal. lie could refuse 80 easona Bile
request. kindly put. lie read 10 please her, hut
his attention arresied-relection was aroused
he perceived that danger nrkcd in the path he ead
ing. he threw un the shackrs Of habit, and is now
Jealous advocate of the principles he pretended
drspse. lie rends temperance papers, and persuades
others lake and read Them please only his wife
but himself. " U0rces Cat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
I'IiltI'lI

The purest of human beings nnst need live in the
world it is and education is dangerously imperfect
which does mol instruct purity 10 what 1t must openly
meet. wha, it mny purely received, and what should
turn from and repc
II opinion has cried your name up. lei modesly cry
your heart down. lest you deceive il, il decelv's YOU
There Is no less danger IN great name than in bad one;
and no less honor in deserving praise than in enduring
Whatever may be the CUSTOMS and laws of a country,
women always give the tone 10 morals
How absurd t. be afraid Of DEATH when in the
habit OF fehearslng II every night.
Who from motives Of love hides love, lpves inoflably
and Internally.
Fmwns blight young children. frosty highs blight
young plants
Dcspalr Is tho ,fpng of far, laziucss, and mpa
tiencc.
We all digoar graves with our teeth
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27


Never give up''-'ris Tho secre, of ulnry,
Nothing sn wise can philosophy preach
Think on the names that famous in story,
Never give up is the lcss N they teach
How have men com, Ass'd immortal aohievementsl
How have they moulitd tho world lo lheir willl
lis that midst dangors aud woes, and bereavement, n,s
"Never give up was their principle still.
"Neser give up'-thau9t 'erladrn with snrow
Shake noi the yoke-'twill more bitterly pall;
Never give mp Tor there clmelh an.up~
tranghl with delight to compens te fat all
"Neser give up'-bear your tale with serenity
Crouch not ignoby like slaves IN the dust
L'ie's nuph passage u reans ot amcnity;
Dark Is tho journey. but travel we must.
Never give url' Ii can last bat season;
VIII you-hecause a cloud bursts on your wny
Basty surrender your manho,d and rrasnn
Weeping for greis that must end in daN
Whit though the tempest aound ,ou be tavnel
Soon you'll have omptled fe's rancofous cop
Soundy You'll sleep where the willows are waving;
Thunder won't wake up--so Never give up"
Never give up!' 1t Were impous 10 dream Of IT,
Keen though your anguish be. never fuget
That there are fortunes o. rapture In dream OF it,)
Bright aud Immortal III store for You yet
Ere the night tll-if by virtue a mrtter,
May ynn not montnef, IN Paradise sup
Comp. cr ot angels. aud Heavens nherimi
Think ot your destiny -"NEyER oivr ur."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
TIE POETRY OF TIE pIp,F

No wonder not at The simple fh Of the old Pagan
Pan'hes's, whn saw their pod in The gurous SUM- heard
him IA the wtnda Whispering through the forest groves.
aud felt him IN tho silent aniy q hc eih, and mir aud
sky To this he Greek added the classical my ythoogy
which spang from the cultivated brain Of that highly
civilized paop; aud The Hebrews whose religious IDEAS
were far in advance Of the Greeks and Of all other ancient
nalions added Tho sublime conception If Gnd huns II ms
the active ruler aud governor OF nature, riding upon The
wings o the wind. sinking the earth and making the
pillars there trcnbe. qnet'ng II by ho south wind
and making The morning stars sing together fr oy wrap
ping himself about with thick darkness. and employing
the lghnings and Tho hnnders the ministers Of his
Judgment. Thus in all the aspects Of nature did the
Hebrew recognze hs God; and alike in he sunshine,
the rain the fire. and The tempe t. did ho hear 'the
voice of the Lord" lonce tho sublime grandeur Of the
inspired srart sh poets stands out with Startling bright
ness from the mntefia Panihesm OF femoe times aud
their great houehls have ascended through the clrcng
sges Of the world 10 heacon the way Of trut aud life 10
all men.-Eti:a CooL's Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
PUBLISHED BY
TOWNLEY, SHIELDS & CO..

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scrption pd be receeed for shorter time months
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ADvERrscAENrs inserted 50 cents per square (or
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For YEARLY ADVERTISING The terms for the priricge
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form S35 EDery yearly Advertiser ,c be required to
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5fJoB PaiNrfNd executed neatly and erpeditiosy and
reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
Stock of Goods at Auction,

INTENDING, to change my business west,
will sell at public auction, Thursday, the 9th day
OF this month, the whole OF my stock OF Groceries, Dry
Goods, Crochery China Glass, Hard Cutlery Sc Sc
In the above stock good may be had amount
to between three and four thousand dollars The sale
will be made without limit reserve, and continue from day
t9 day until the whole stock is sold
TERMS.-All sums under $50, cash will be required
$50 and under $780, sixty days; S00 four months
credit will be given for negotiable paper satisfactorily
dorsed w b. TER RY.
Akers, billiard & johnson, .7ttctioneors.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
EDr. 8. g. FJtcb,s Remedies.

NE subscriber has Just rcceved large supply OF Doctor
Fitch's celebrated Medicines together with his Books,
Lectures Consumption, Shoulder Braces Silver nhang
Tubes, Patent Silver Spring Abdominal Supporters, &c sc.
For sale by his authorised agent.
JOnN II. SHAY, Druggist,
Call and get his Guide to Invalid gratis
Nav ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
.J'EG DES.

I'VE offer services 10 those persons having Negroes
w for sale believing that can, all times obtain the
highest market price for such property We very well
fixed for the accommodation Of Negroes left with for SALE
and terms moderate.
MOSBY IIOLCOMBE, Auctioncers.
lima n On,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER,

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office he Ningin.
ia and Tennessee Rail Road CO. in Iyuchhurg until
,he h day August NEXT Tor the delivery of the Timber
included in the following bills the places Indicated viz
H he Bridge orer Bidck,caier Creek near Tgnehbtpg
1fOO feet nun GNl in lenn lbs nj In lcrl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
E0rNlriifP Route,

SSSSs yNE hereby give notice. that during the
R,pS. S4SSaA w time the water is Oh the Canal,
wsSSSssEM shall this route four horse coaches
instead oi two-hcrse coaches as At present.
June lots RhND EnMONnk nANFNFaRT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
VIRGINIA. To vii


Raes holden in The Clerks flee of the Circuit Supe.
a ror Court o Law and Chanccry uf the county o Chat
lote, the Sd day oi June, 1850.
Samuel u. Rice, Plaintiff,
against
Walter Crew and Sarah b. his WIFE, formerly Sarah B.
kicc and Others Defendants.
IN CIASCERY.
The defendants Walter Crew aud Sarah - his wiic moi
having entered their appearance according to the OF As
semhy and the Rules of this Court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that they inhabitants OF this Com
monweah, is ordered that the said defendants do appear
at the Clerks oc Of the said the rules TO Be holden
therein the first Monday in September next, and
their appearance, and the plaintiffs BILL and tha,
copy OF h order be Inserted in the Iynchburg Nngman
Ion two months successvey and posted the front door
the Courthouse Of the sand Comfy.
copy,
June 20-w2m WINSI.OW ROBINSON, e c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
WINsLOw ROBINSON,c.


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na,,n6 W ~ Eu; q All ~ " ,tia m " ,rh FL VII =, ,l't n'u.
rba,lcs IlI,s and CL,,,no I,rn, ,,,tns inv = d5 80,
''' 'nu Il'"pe naie,, trustees ~ "eea eS'cn-
~ Ell;a - ~ ~; 10, q ,'a' ~. ' ~ ''H ,,"'H
John Thomas Ellis David H. Tapscott and Emily his Wife
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
.vEWs GOODS.

WATERHOUSE & POTTER aave now in store,
w and daily receiving from n. York complete
ment of CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, YES
TINGS and FURNISHING GOODS, every description
and quality to whchthey invite the attention OF their friends
and the public to examine.
Store formerly occupied by Whttemore & Co, three
doors below'r. d. Jennngs's Commission Store.
a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
.V'OTXCE.

.VOTzCE.
I WISH TO HIRE, Immediately, number Of NEGRO
i MEN to work on the Canal between North River and
Buchanan. by the month for the balance OF the year
High prices will be paid in cash. as the work is done
for first rate hands Apply to Samuel McCur
klc of Iynchburg, who is authorised to hire. My hands
enjoyed good health since they recovered from
II months ago CfiAS. SCOlI.
June 3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
ATTORNEY FOR PROSECUTING
Claims at the City of Washington

Claims at the City of Washington.
GNHE subscriber undertakes the collection settlement and
adjustment Of all manner Of claims, accounts demands
against the Government of the United States, any foreign
state country before Commits, before Congress-
before any OF the public departments at ashineton.
The procuring of Patents, Army and Navy Pensions, the
collection OF accounts against the Government, all Land
CLAIMS and every demand other business of whatever
kind requiring the prompt and efficient OF hor
ncy Agent,
Aresidence of fourteen years at the Of the Federal
Government with thorough and familiar acquainta nee
with the systems and routine oi public business
the different Offices well in Congress added this
free the abest legal advisers if needed justfes
the undersigned in pedgng the fullest satisfaction and
utmost dispatch those who entust their business
his Being well known to the greater part OF the c-
OF this district and to many gentlemen who have been
members OF both Houses of Congress the last twelve
deemed useless extend this notice by special reeren-
Communications must be prepaid IN all
Charges fees will be regulated by the nature and extent
oi the business but moderate in all cases
Address, II. c. SPALDING, Attorney,
Nav 2-3m Washington ID. G.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
For Families.

ION Nicely trimmed family cured Hams, small size,
lOO Case fine Black Tea,
Case fine Green do
Bbls. "Surfts" Clarified Sugar. for preserving,
500 Gals Cider Ninegar-or sale by
June l3--ts JAS +. WILLIAMS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
&lInPriOr Salad Oh.

SUPPLY ofvery superior qualified Salad Oh, which ca
N be recommended those wishing the best article or Il
bic use, Just received and for sale by
June Its JOHN II. SEAf, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
Watches, JcWclry, NC.

6 FINllE subscriber has lusi received a
~ 1 splendid assortment oi Watches and
~ XII ~ Jewelry, which lie is disposed to sell ON
AE n the most reasonable terms. The follow
" Il ing comprises portion Of has stock, via
is Fine Gold Hunting and plain cased John
~ 81 son Lever Watches The finest ere, Of
IA freed ~, this market, Silver Lever aud
~ plain Waiehes, fine Diamond Rings
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27

TINSLEY & TAYLOR,
m OOA LBS Family Bacon,
IU.JNJU 200 Sacks Salt
500 lbs. Cast Steel, assorted sizes.
chests superior Gnnpowder Tea,
500 lbs. live geese Feathers,
10 bbls old Rye Whiskoy,
10 Apple Brandy,
30 " common Wh,skey,
fierce Otard, Dupuy Il Cos. French
June Its Brandy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
NE " AM MOST F.4 HIO.N.aBLE
AT THE PHIL lADElPHlA CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.

. DooRS ABOVE HE FRANKLIN HOTEL.
/ AM now opening my last supply of Summer Clothing
(for this season) to which call the attention bnyers
My stock having b,en purchased the most ablc
terms, from The largest and fashionable houses in Phil
adelpha, feel assnredby giving call that please
all in quality, styles and prices. My stock consists Of all
kinds and styles OF Summer Clothing, large
black and cold Frock and Dress Coats superior article of
black Satin and fancy Silk Vests drab de Etes French doe
skim fancy Cashmere and hite Linen Drilling Pants Cra-
watts, Pocket dkis Gloves Suspender and large asso
men OF Gentleutns Furnishing Goods too mem
tiol. Nj. ROSENBACH,
June 2i-ts 3 doors above the Franklin Hotel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27

fSALF SKINS lust received assortment OF ; reneh
~ and Ph'ladcpnis ali Shns
M,vG I. f. LOCKWOOD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27

VIRGINIA Sc AT rules held in the Clerks Office o
the County Court Of Campbell, Monday, the 9Th da,
May, 1850.
Pleasant G. Bagby and Agnes his wife, formerly Agnc
Akers, and George Akcrs, Plaintiffs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27

Al The above Timber to be sawed from The best heart pm
and free from sap large knots shakes other defects Bid
to state price per 10000 board measure
CiIAS. +. M. GARNETT,
June 2i--lm Chief Engineer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
Virginia, 10 wit:

against
Edmund p. Tucker who is acting the of the
last viii and testament OF Eaton Carpenter deceased and
-, children and heirs at law of Enoch Carpenter, de-
ceased, and - children and heirs at law OF - Rogers
and Mary his wife formerly Mary Carpenter, who
OF the said Eaton Carpenter, deceased, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27
ket Lost.

OST on Wednesday, 18th inst, Gold I.ocSe Containing
IL the likeness OF VIM b. teathcrston his little son
Any person finding will be literally rewarded by leaving
at Mr. Evard's, the Store OF Messrs Hart Moses.
the residence the School Roomof
June 2i-2t VIM. h. FEATHERSTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27

I Rule held in the Clerks Onee Of the Circuit SUPERB
"A Count oi Law and Chancety, Tor the county Of Am
hers on Monday, the 3rd day oi June, 1850.
Peter Rucker, Plaintiff,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-06-27

Bryan Akers, John Akcrs, Peter Akers William hkers
- Waddill and Mary his wife, formerly Mary Iewclln,
Mitchell Watts and Sally his vile, formerly Sally 1eweln,
Agnes Love, formerly Agnes Lewelin Elizabeth Wills,
mery Elizabeth 1ewellin, John Lcwen, Peter Lcweln
and Horace Lew cllin heirs law of Charles Lcweln and
Mary Lewelln deceased, who May Akers and Reu-
ben Baebv Defendants.
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on which will be paid BY assumed BY ourselves
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-13
RatsrelIameot,s Natter.

WASHING LlouoR. lady readers, say
the Scientific American, will thank us Tor The
following receipt dissolve lib, OF lime in
boiling water, STAINING twice through fan
mel bag dissolve, separately, alb. of soap
and lib. of soda, boil the three together. Put
six gallons of water into the boiler and when
boiling, add the mixture. The linens which
mus, have been stepped in cold wateI Tor
twelve hours, are rung out any stains rubbed
with soap, and put into the boiler, where
they must remain for thirty-6ve minutes
They are then drawn, 1.-THE liquor being pre-
served, as il can be used three times,l placed
in Tub, and clear boiling water poured over
it. Rub them out, rinse them well in cold
water, and they are ready for drying. BY
this process, two-thirds of the ordinary labor
of washing is saved bleaching is entirely
dispensed with; the clothes are mueh cleaner
and are less worn than By the ordinary mode
of washing, and the mixture in no way da-
images the fabric.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-04-13

New CuRE ron CANcER.-The extract ol
wood sorrel, used as a plaster through the
day, and slippery elm bark al night, will cure
any cancer that has liberated or that has not
live skin over 1.-THE skin should be broken
in some way. To burn piece of punk on
the place, is good method, then apply the
salve as before directed. The extract is OBJ
tanned simply by pounding the common sof-
rel in mortar, or other vessel and pressing
out the juice, then put it in a pewter dish or
basin, and place ii in the sun until it dnes to
the consistency Of tar, when it is fit Tor use.
Oxalc acid would perhaps answer as well as
the sorrel. We have seen receipt recon-
mending poutice of cranberries for the
same disease, and it may be that this acid,
oxalic, which has been found in both posses
ses some great virtue 10 cure the cancer,