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The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
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AG1HseeM~ C~M1byS AhA~e T1HE second sesslsn ef this insiitnsion, opened -1 ihis msraiag. Fsbrusry lith, 1850. Rev. C. F. TunRksTiNE, Superintendent and Pfo- lesser of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Belle-Lstters. and Spanish Literstufs. Rev. H. c. THwEATT, A. M., Professor of GFscan, Roman, French and Italian LitsFuture. JAnEs CAocxEa. 4. M.. Professor of Mathematics Students rsesiVedi Ia the Primary Department and instructed.
 Primary Department. per session of = weeks, payable quarterly in sdvaDces sl2 0O Preparatory Department. IS % Colieaiate Course. 90 % Vocal and IRstrumentaI N usie, Elements of Musical Composition, (Extral DO Initiation Fee, l % No deduction for Absence unless in eases of pro- tracted illness
 All,studenis charged from the time of their entry to the end of the session.
 N. B.-The sons of all ministers who are en- gagged in the regular work of the ministry. or or those who are supeFannaied or have died in the ministry: will be educated free of charge. BOARDING can be obtained ia the best families, at from $6 to S9 per month.
 Particular attention will be paid both 10 the moral and intellectual training of all students committed to our charge.
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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JAMEs MAFfHKws- Wa. PewkLL. JAMES MATTHEWS & e.,
 WHOLESALE

WHVtLNS HNU OWMMfS1HUN NLAbHANECf
 Manufacturers Agents
 Fok rHK sALE or NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, COTTON YARNS &e.. Ne. 5s WALNUT STREET. south of Columbia, Cincinnati, Ohis. RKSEs TO- T D. Mer,iek 4 O. Hm. E. WsR, Wslser MseAeA, fl Byscsa. L. Bender { c., and yseok Hsrkias, Little Rock. Feb. 5, l550.-T-32-ly
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27

Day scholars, lst department, fall, or iiRsh-
 img course, $25 do. 2d department. % do. 3d department, IG do. 4th department, I2 French Italian, Spanish and German lan-
 guages, each % Singing in choir, 10 Music, with use of Piano, 95 Harp, 5n Guitar, B Drawing, l6 A course of lessons in Poonah painting,
 Japan work, iulaying of Ebony and Iyo-
 ", and wax flowers, each 10 Hamburgh work, and embroidery also taught. An extra charge will be made for washing al the ordinary rates in the city.
 Board, with Calesthenic exercises, at $l0 per month.
 Each boarder will furnish her cot bed bedding towels, and table napkins.
 Payments quarterly in advanee-no deduction for absence, except in case of sick kness.
 By particular request a class of Boys under 10 years of age, will be received.
 Music will be taught principally on the Logierian system.
 REFF REScEs.-Rev. w. Saunders, Col. T. D Merrick, Maj. Lawson.
 For any further particulars apply personally, or by letter, post paid. at this office
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27

The Faculties, for intellectual abilities, moral worth and professional requirements, wiii compare favcrably with the most distinguished in our coun- tsy. The medical faculty constitutes an anomaly in this any other eoantry-slI of them are lectu- rers and the hest teachers.
 Those who ~ili contemplate our geographical po- sutton, and the extent of our popuiation, can have no doubt to the eligibility of our situation tor an enterprise of the kind. As 10 health, including at seasons of the year. we deny at any othsS eiy Aas moFe.
 common error exists in the minds of many sta dents relative ;o the place of studying medicine ; those who intend praetieing among the diseases ot the West and Soath should certainly educate them selves at school whose Faculty practically &C., quainted with those diseases.
 That the public may be satisfied of the perms- neney ef tAs scAo0 xe feel il onI dIY to state that the Trustees and Faculty Form a unit in aciion, which argues we'll for is future success; and tha, the peculiar internal organization which connects them cannot be interrupted.
 E.w. M. KING. PresidsAt of tAf Memphis last
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27

BKrrwn Tzrsmoyg--Ihan was ever offered in gsvas of any Medicine. from Ds. James N. Moose: My Jsks 6si1. | have no hesitation in saying that believe your SarsspAra to be the best article manufactured iar the cure of SrTofala. Syphilis, aHdsnai Y olhes sa,aasous aas GianduLAE Afirstca,
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHOOL, For Young Ladies.

HNHIS Institution, under the charge of Mrs and X the Misses WooD. will be opened for the re- cepton of pupils both day scholars and bOarders Monday the 2Sth inst.
 Terms of Board and Tuition.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27

Coon TESTIMONY .-The Ohio State Journal. Columbus, Ohio. thus speaks oG Bulls Sarsaparilla:
 "It has no Equal. The. unprecedented sale of Balls Compound Fluid Extract Of SarsapaPi Ia in this city, where il has been introduced for the past two months oaiy. with the very gratifying effects produced upon all who have tried it, warrant the assertion that as purifier of the blocd II has no eqsal This is a bold assertion. but il be sub stantiated by calling on the agen, in this ely"
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27

READ I've the undersigned. Druggists and ApoihecaTies in the city of Louisville, Ky, take pleasure in stating. that have been selling John Baii's Extract of SarsapariIla for time. and confidently recommend il as being good and safe article;
 Tapping X Co J. B Wilder & Co.,, Montgomery & SutciiiEe. M. Akin & Co.,, Wn. Mock, J. ". Gamble & Co, J. H. Owen. Sam'l Yenawine, F. w. Kaiess. B. Morsell& Co w. E. Smith, c. 0. Mills. Watts & Thomas, A. c. Weatherford. Robinson, Peter & Cary. Rupert. Lindinherger & Co. Louisville, November 20, lS4S.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27

or all The cures tha have yet been recorded there are certainly equal 10 the frs, mentioned, which plainly shows the durability of consupiion, even in some of its worst forms.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-08-27
PATENT MEDICINES.

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. IS, 1880 .-7-is--,f.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

DAYS Savannah crOnstsd l6 days Laisht Gardens
". Portland, next day -, .,, g., n.
lar next day. ,,,, a. s
partne an ys rhils delpha; sehrs United states
WunIr' on No old Zsck Georgstown, Do; 2 Adams.
Scrs' lend. Lonsfsow A Heath Alcneloya SNOW.
end st Helena Philadelphia Senate Newark; Detroit Tr
Suns, Albany Tullisn. and kdder Co. Rondoue Coral.
cieaed-BarkJ W Paige. Bsitimors triss Alphsss; To-
basco Henroo. Jacquem- Foster. Bahamas: Sea Brace
Picssu Edwart Pressott, rhilai-lphA sohrs October
Georgetown, Dc Independence and Aiadonna PhadsphiA
EAST THosAsros, June IL.
Arrived-Schr Leo. NYork.
Sailed-7th schrs Mary Langdon, MetaluA and Bride
York. Sth Magsria Phiiadeph phia lth Cordelia Norfolk
Nsurnahe. Gertrude, and Joseph Fsrweli, NYork.
FALL RIVER. June l2.
Arived-Sohrs David Hale. Richmond; Fountain Kappa
hanneeh; Dart Phadelphia and Tswn.erd. BRISTOL. Pa
Saled-lWh, schr Mary Eddy. virginia; sloop Ann B
Holmes Albany; nth, sehr Hope Gaudy. Phsdsphia.
NEwBURrPoRr. June IS
Arrived-sehrs vendovi and Washington Philaisl pha;
0<eoia, Rondout
NKw BEDFORD June Is.
Arriued-Sohr Elisha Brooks NYork.
PRovIDkNce June l3
Arrived-sohrs Nancy Als south River. sc; Geo Frank
Lin, Eherrystonei oxford, Baltimore
Saed-sohrs Suffolk, and Sou champion. SUFFOLK.
8chrs Glass Blower and w GAudy PHILADELPHIA sloop
+ Haskins, and Rogers williams. NYork.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

& Ss Sa.:s sY;,l g Pete;
s:s 3. nsS;l g. SS.a: sSIs sS:.
s: 4: %s,,ss$; Ss:
DO q. .,I Eliza n =. !.gs ,s-Ts,s IN q. g.. Syo;.
s..:.ss % yssri: s.s sis sY.."n. sss.
ton f.. hsS ssi'A fro" h''
s' ss esa: No AG o"s .ss fs I'D s
18th bark snwarrow. Thaysrs N0rleAns brig iona ciiey
Para. Nay ieLBris Edr Henry w~hsuIp, only Am Am
Vi: M.r.nhs%. '''''' 'a'' "s'"s"'' I''''A s'. ~ u '
s., s'ss aa'ss ss
ELS. Bryant. sydney. ca 70 load for Boston;
30: brig Dsy $ s:
Ssssss:. ' c%sn is.s quebec TT.asI ssSia bs:soa
Bou'h' for Boston 9TH ''hr
hR, AZ As.Tsgnsn G.ssTs xss:
g s'ts s.. bad s s
RocI.IIE Nay I-Bris Camille (Frl David. fer Boston
RorrxHDAs May 2s-sehr Poi.ri, tDuseh, for Boston
Jonss NJ. about June 5-schr Collector Leblanc
s.s s mr. h Iirs P.. s,; Fl. s & ps
e %s rsis MAD ~"
Ts,.T. Nay ssSn 2isro ' SXS: nor for N9sil ids N.
Home Ports.
pes ssp pi'sss
horst, as barn Zion Reynolds vlrsnia Coo
e;Efs
sR: S.n. SS,os SsrA cRsf
Cadll bark Margaret Hugs Champion. Yucatan brig Ga-
Bo.Tcr june Arr ship Fsr.. r.s. cAarle,ssn bark.
tsasss s!'s:
.s
si%ss.; Hi.Sssrs: csssIs; ayts ssSaisy' Sssa.,
s' cgs
k csSs TsT a;ssy
,sTw ,sn woG;sey Ea;h chsehss GSady 2Rrsn Pc
sy Sea Marx. Isssn. Easss. Brgs$ | SsSnsyr.nis En-
ssssa NnSy b,aSp Essy nd sasS pHs
r:s1rs s'Si '9:.s; Ss'f;S fsi!s;s
S,ssr and Lssi: Sros. SYsrS; Ann Dsnaaa ss Perry
S RoS H.n.y sS a.' S %
bark and brig. Gld BARK Bay State Harding Baltimore
A.; SsS
BiSeoH' June s-Arr brig Dudley, Hoptas' Rcniou,.
from zipsY
ilth AA-Arr steamship Isabel Rollins. Havana via Key
g. May y;AIa 'fas sss Es': as:..
schr Red Beach, Small. do.
Ms'hevs do; 9Th kosncle. smith. Do ''. ''A'' NA''
5.mss
Frances HalIstt and Thompson PSiisdelpSis
& and ~ sA i% l
RsT A1n lsm St r nsrTy SrG5
I;S,
DasS Eia.
'Sls wns s,s .nd caSS. S
hs % s. Pa sYSq of illness of
An,ny sioop Emily. do SID sehr Hy Clay. NYorf. but
Ton JuRs As sn,. Con-
S.aIsy r.I RIVER e, PSiI.aslpss Es.sss Isn,
splendid Culver PrOvidenes for ROndOut; sip Proof Glass
Nsw Lossos June far .chr, Mexico. L..imsr, Allen.
s l0s dpp T NRsSs.d I
brig RI Johrscn Key West :cat Ellen Perkins, Smith Al
PaLAD.LIaIA, June i3Ary bark Povhs.,sa. Sylvester
r.Ts r.ls PsHp;
z.S.2 Sror2 steamer os.d 90 oss sshn
HsriI.n. Ms..a,a' JA; Fisher Andsr.o. fh.d.ipsi.;
G.rn ss cs.to so Louisa sss,s. cs,slisT i1i'SSS So
Sarah 44s.ns 4.s .%p do nsn:
TsF 4; q:
@ s rIs sss .ns es e
Ph,ladelphia; sophrona. Torrey, do or Calais.
PORTLAND, June l2-Arr bark Z A Kiusuau, Kiusman,
& 4 s ' 81 ss. ss c.s -: s:ss ' F.s,
MayagusI
westover, MAsee NYork.
sALrx, June i2-Arr brig Rather. Conway. Para Sid
sehrs Victory Clarence, Georgetown, NC; Globe Small.
York.
MULLEN. Liverpool
wgvsovrE June 12-In port schrs Les.der. Nickerson
and Cstharne Wilcox Nickcrson Albany disx
kInco, Crowell, from NYork
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

nR L. hORTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
have o.ntrasted disease Cure ut vosa that is TAks
care OF thy health have devoted years to ny pro-
fession. and treated successfully thousands Of patientA
These who wish to consult those Complaints may
II yaus your health win avoid those knaves vh4
unbiushnsy tell you That they only can cure ans
disease In all ts forms Persons whose health has
The New York herald., 1850-06-15
DR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "P

~ yats Trestlss Ee.-Onos hours to u A. NJ 70 p.
=, tsunday eSssptedl-Ne 50 Greenwich strees. Thes
Who arpy In the easer stage Of certain diseases will
surprsed st the And rapdy Of the In Structure
ren is nfss or nspisnt to s more advanced and dis
6ossing stages aso, IN Seminal diseases ko tfrom
non sdvantasss and very extensive praetssl he san
ample rsassn TOE staAins. he shssnsd from sahs
The New York herald., 1850-06-15
Passe Myers Arrived. !.

Nrv ORLrASs-Ship Hudson-Mr Brooks and LADY, Mr.
Carter, Mr. Regan-8 In the steerass
sAvANNAH-Sbp Sou pert-Miss Z Lsdd Mrs G A Oxel-
Bolcomhe. lady and ehd Mumford lady AID ohild
Collins. WIN kirh. Charles Robinson, Joseph Gree
nough.
CARprsA A. BARK Manchsster-C Nerrieh and lady wn
smith, - "
R.s.ynA-Bris Princess Roysi-M.s.u Thcmpson. Gold .
The New York herald., 1850-06-15
Foreign Mails.

LrrrSR BAGS OF steamer Atlantic for Liverpool will
elosst the Exchange reading Room, ( ExehangeI this
day At the usual hours Letters be des
nation
Letter Bags for Rio Janeiro &c, New York.
vfii close ms above, this day. at half past o'clock
Tho above Letter Bags at Kenyons 81 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15
A CKNowLEDGMENT OF CUREs.-"DR HEINE. @

A CKNowLEDGMENT OF CUREs:-"DR HEINE, ~
"A Duane street. second door Of Chatham, cured
Of very extensive aud painful liberation legs
throat and also Of violent pains in be and
cans Gibbons 05 South street. We the undersigned,
certify to the absys, r. Lee, exAlderman i4th Ward.
Bowery Of stanton Walsh, ex-Alderman
lh Ward Iwas cured by DR. Ieine % Duane street. Of
very extensive and painful liberation when other phys
clans considered hopeless had suffered for
years the greatest sgones would recommend the Doctor
as skul physician Alexander Maekray, at Westervet
snd Msekray ship yard This eertihes that Dr. Heine.
No 20 Duane street. cured OF very painful liberation
my joints we're contracted bones had lost all
hopes OF recovery Capt Richard Yates South street.
OF Maiden lane NB.-Hundreds Of similar references
be given by Dr. ii.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15
m nDiCAL.

NO CURE, NO CHARGk-DR MURPHY HAS RE-
moved TO zs kosevelt street. near Chatham prAo-
uss OF " year. sn,bes Dr. 70 warrant cure, rsfupd
the money TO All those suerng from private Re-
cent eases esred In tive to four days Dr. without
eu len years Of his practice has been amongst mill
tary In Ireland.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15
NHInRNrIAILY caNsuIrpn

d. MAsHsk Is cosriDsSrIALLy CONSULTED
~ private diseases prsctc. OF years ,hr~s
o which we're hospital srsele> DE- vorss
ess>s see his dip ma IN his Once Ne. ssrest vix
this sssary has prsS.sed esrs "a - ss.-~
The New York herald., 1850-06-15
nm CONvERs INvIGORATING CORDIAL-YOUN0

nk. CONVERS INYIGORATING C0RDIAL-YOUNG
- men, laborng under the bad effects Of secret
abuse in youth head back limbs and affected
the mind and social feelings mpAred genial debility or
semnz weakness impotence; nocturnal EMISSIONS
ing and ruinous Do deceived by little books
parillas exers, and other you will fad them
worthless DR. Convers Cordial the old standard remedy
Its invgorating the proereatye organs wonder
fu far exceeding other article Scores who had lost
all hope Of relief. have been resusticaed 81 ootte
bottles for s. with important advice and direotsns Dr.
Conyers Office 55 Third between 10th and lth
n t. whore he Is consulted and the Cordial obtained and
forwarded 20 any part of the country.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

DsRIs AND LONDON TREATMENT on PRIVATE
dssesse Call snd zee the ssrsest-s for ssrss .s
ssss tha, we're svsn ~ nearly all othsr ph
nsnerses eures IN fesr " t~es,y hoprs ethes
phyaeisn ssr equsiit Nocturnal krissiens D~bty az
cannct rvsst eur~ by his nee noas svsr e,n.rs m
LAhnONI, ~ hssds street. twe decrs fron Broaavav
Pills 81 " " ~ 'V"-' 'e''"'"~
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

A. ...is.a I s,s,,l s,sy ingS,esss ingssim,at.
pensrd street. near broadway By his entirely
.srsay approved European msthod before known
careful th.roush sns inellsest msnnsr Recent
removed IN one day By local application without
standing OF aggravated cases. which have baed tie
physicians less experienced In this branch % psce will
hnd speedy and safe instance Copsuita
tons strictly private Treatment also csrrespo
In English, French German French female periodical
pills and drops. 81
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

QKT NOT ONLY nosEY. BUT LIYE sAvRp.-pR-
WhA Hustsr vii forfeit any sum, ~ failing TO curs
a case that ma, com. under his sow long
SANDING or a6ictine Patients his Dispen-
sary No Division street. New Yorh city ar,
cured yearly ~ his praotca great reedes
ssnse srd others vh. have seen unforunass
eeucn o. pnynsas are solicited 70 call the Doctor
HN great remedy Hunters Drop-thst trouhl.s ths
Qsaet doctors nneheurgs hs magic in "A
Price One Dollar Read and Refect-The seted veuls a.
vsh 20 reflect before trusting their health happ.e asd
In many eases their hv-s in the hands Of phyans sno
ef vencreal asd diseases i-
possible for understand all the s th. humas
family subject DR. Hunter 10 Known
successful prscttioner 10 the United States Years prac
tes, escuyey devoted 20 the study and treatmsst
sonstution has become enfsed enables The Dcetsr
Guarastee speedy cures.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

I isT OF LETTERS RExAINISo IN THE NAV YORK
IL Post Once, June 10Th, ls5o
oyyrcIALLv rvrLIsHsD HAVING LARsrsr
PLEASE nsnsioA the lie. IN which they ere sa-
vsrtissd LADIES LIST.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

DR MINE is DAILY IN ArrsNDAScs AT rHk
~ German Dsp~ossry, No ~ Duase street. second house
of Chatham street Persons sfhie,ed With syphis
steur~ serofus scers eruPtcns disease of the boses
snd joints. 40, viii positively be cured BY applying
shove.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15
G6OO RKwARp.-cRossxANs SPECIFIC NIX.

ROOV ture Tor the OF gonorrh1a OF all
discovered for the pan this s the
makes speedy and permanent cure without the least
strcton in Diet drinh change In application
bussess The prorrster challenges single of re-
esnt sonerrA9sto be brought which the mixture will not
Sold st the drug store zS Broadway ef Chsmbsrs
FULTON street. corner Of william.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

nR; JOHNSON, NO. n DUANE STREET. so wRIl
~ knovn the treatment Of delicaes Dcs-
tore for sk IN thee
sns,ed for ysars. preemisest Ccssttutiosa veakpss
cured In four daya
The New York herald., 1850-06-15
TRAvkLLEKs MEDICAL ouIp

TRAVELLERS MEDICAL GUIDE. EMBELLIsHEp
With - eolored plates gives description Of diseAsss
their treatment and WITH recipes plain
making All the medical used in the
directions for making Hunters Red Drop on page us etc
hnd Joh.he 70 consult the Of this
sale at No. 11Ann street. near Broad~ay.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

DR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED Win TuR con-
~ hdenee of his friends the city eourtry Thirty
yess ssrersnee a. treasas veneresl diseases eass-s
him 20 without Recent cases removed IN
few daya Structures asd seminal reshness invsvia-
bly, See his Losdon diploms In his once 1fk ruitor
street. A fee.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

Two DEAF PEkseNS-THE POWER OF HEARING RE-
stored and the various distressing noises and uuPsa
SAINT discharges Of the short time without
risk pain At Dr. Lutenes Ear $50 BroAdwAy
Open daily. except sundays, from until Csasutston
fee BY letter or otherwise 81 Unpaid letters refused
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

QhlAl kEWAkD.-JEfFKIES ANTIDOTn A SPB-
pow oihot MIXTURE for the Of GoaorrhoA Qlest
stneturss; and similar disorder make speedy cure
without the least restriction Of Diet drink
change in 20 busine proprietor challenges
single case which the mixture will under the for
foiture Of Eve hundred doars Purthehe disease
contracted dess Of the when exposed
put up In hostles With fall directions 1T 81 0ne botts
ass wssh-msny cured in days Fer sale By O. H.
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

nR COOPER pUANB STREET HAA poa ruD
last fsusesn years eosn.ea his prsetcs 70 the
Of ms-eur and other diseases deicass nasurs
He eas tn mcs aeEravssed Of this
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

NEW MEDICAL BOOks--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
worh on the nature snt sreAmsnt Of private diseases
sad Az hndred Anso.i.ns s IN. urinary
by great number sf ooisred
g large lie BY Homer BosrvicL n B. large ausrts
70 PAGES EDITION Price $40 Extract from the Bossss
nedica and Surgical JeurnAl" L. se said fsarisss
70 equal ts kiosrds Aoton work the family
snd far superior anything Of he kad
nshed IN thn country Author Of the work SeninAl
snis.,oss impe,.ney 49, caused By improper hAtlU-
lshsr', sTRINetR / T6xwssSD. "a sroadway. ssi =
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

Arr at NBedcrd June ~ ship John Coggeshs Luce. Pa
eihe Ocean, 40 hbls 6,u do VII. aud ooo lbs bone
Cid 81 do f2h ship Pike. Baker, NPAcnc SID bark
Msrcella Mibslew, Indian Ocean.
AZ Smen's Bay March ls United States Barpsp, ston-
Al Manila. ksr.h l9 Jeppey FB which had sailed
early IN February cruise having back
Of the sietness or Capt Allen.
Letter from Chpt Samson Of ship Chas Morgan. Of N
Bedford. her the Bay of lsnds Feb we'll
1so -. GO sail In days for Eastern Ground.
spoErS-feb 2s la' 50 &. Ion ~ bark Edward, Luce
NIB mos out clean. to reported latitude probably neor
reetl
The New York herald., 1850-06-15

Adams Mrs Jane
Antrim CAthArins
Andrews Mrs Mary
Arthur Miss Har-
rietta
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-14
HONEST FARMER.

Two farmers having dispute as to some land,
an action at law was commenced to determine IT,.
On the day fixed for the trial, one o. them called
on his opponentto accompany him to the court,
tina, each might give his own statement of the
ease. Finding his neishbor at work in his field
he said to him, us it possible you have forgotten
our cause is to be decided to-day !" ma" said
the other, IL have not forgotten it, but cannot
well spare time to 90. You will be there, and
know YOU are an honest man, and will state the
case fairly, and justice will be done" And so it
proved fur the farmer stated the neighbours case
o. clearly, that the cause was decided against him.
self, and he returned to inform his opponent that
lie had gained the property. Such a character is
worth more than the wealth Of the iudes.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-14
curing BACON WITHOUT snoKE
tsOh, the trouble folks have taken,
TO smoke and spoil their bacon"

To smoke the best bacon, fat your hogs early
h fat them well. BY fatten,ng you make great
sayingin food, and we'll latsaed pork makes bet
.er bacon than lean pork. Then kill as ear J as
she weather will allow, and salt plenty Vi the
;oures salt, and about half an ousce 81 satpetrc to
The one hundred pounds Of pork.
As soon as the meal is saltedto your taste, which
will generally be in about five weeks, take it out ,
and # any of it has been covered with brine, let it
drain little Then take black pepper finely ground
and dust on the flesh side, and on the hook end as
much as will stick, then hang it in good, clean,
dry. airy place if all this is done as it should be
III ough. to be done now you will have no further
trouble with it, for by fly time in the spring your
bacon is So we'll cured on she outside that tiles OF
Aurs will not disturb any Of it,
Curing bacon is like the lrislsmans mode OF
making punch. He said, "put in the sugar, then
all it up with whskey, and every drop Of water
ron put in after that spoils the punch" Just 50
with curing bacon after following the directions
given above, every drop Of smoke You put about
j. sp,s the bacon.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-14
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
TIE OLD STAND OF COWNE 4 DEAKIN6
ST.4UN1ON, vi.
A J. DEAKINS respectfully invites the atten-
n. ton Of the Ladies 10 the following Goods;
viz:
Rich Chameleon Satin Dechean: Chameleon,
Polio Desoie. Blue, Green and Scarlet
French Merinos, Blue, Green, Mode,
Nazerine Blue aud Embroidered Black
Mouslin de Lanes, (all prices) Black,
Blue and Rrown Alpaccas; Chameleon
Lustres Black Gro de Rhine, for Dresses
aud Whites Plain and Embroidered
Paris FIannels, for Cloaks aud Sacks ;
CoIored Florences for Innings; White
and Mode Sa,ins, for Bonnets S-4
Black and Mode Colored Thibet Shawls,
with Fringe; Cloth and Woollen shawls;
in great variety; Black and Colored
Gmps and Fringes; Velvet Trimmings;
Bel!iugs; Rich Neck Ribbons; Bonnet,
Cap aud Man,ua Ribbons; Worked
Capes aud Guitars: Artificial Flowers
KID, Silk and Woollen Gloves, all sizes ;
Woolen Cloaks and Hoods for Children
and Misses, &C., sc.
IT, Please call and examine and compare
prices.
Staunton, Nov. II, ls49
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-01-14

THE FLIGHT OF TIME.

HEARD We the knell of the dying year
AS its dirge on the breeze was borne
aaw yc the clouds encircle its BIER
When the gems from its brow were 'ofhf
II pass'd away with noiseless 'reaa
Andquick from the cath 1t hew-
hut the gems, as soon as the Old Year lied,
We're placed OIL the brow of the New.
II pass'd in regal ponp and pride
To The silent years that were
And, borne OH its smooth, resistless ti4s
The young, the old, the fair,
Have gone like it to their quiet rest,
To their long, unbroken sleep,
70 the Esprit land" where the pure ara best,
And angels their watches keep
An! many s,esoiate hearth and heart
Attest Times potent sway.
Az friends and relatives depsr.
Slowly from Earth away!
But through the gloom Of future yeais,
Beyond the bounds OF space,
Hopes beacon star light appears
To Adams dying race.