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The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
House. keepers Receipts.

MIseE PiE -+ lbs boile beef chopped fine and -aited; to beef surt; tb raw sppiss chopped l quart of wiue, or sweet cider, mace and cinusmou each ! 'L nutin-g; two lbs rsi-n.. ani sugar Ia suit taste; bik~ 45 niastes Whs heats feet arc used tnsie d oi Beef, scala taem well. clean thrn and put ,h~In in N weasel of cold water Nhich hange d'iiy duriag week. 'i.u boi. the feet an- iii irndrT, and take away hr tnn When cold chop hn. anu 10 lbs meat al As above directed
 PUMPKtN PIE-P-ri, W, andsirait yoa pump- kin; add three piats ot cream. nine be ten egrs, n",'nrg. o'sce, aui giager, sweden 10 your iikins aud bak~ 4J niHut-s
 PLus PUaDiNG-A pauni of currsuts. wa h-i and drted; apUhnJ al rais,gs cut half aud sonrG pound Q beef nuet chspp-d in-r poand Of sIslr bread dri-i sud grated hu-; eight eggs: four oa"ces oi sugar; one piut of miik; two gils of "inr; two nutrn~gs; one t- spoon of mace, and one Of cinnatnO sti poonfu oi salt.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
Us.flI Hinls to Public Spcaksrs.

II is curious fact in the history of soans.s that the louaes noses always perish on the spoi V here they are prodaccd; whereas musical noies will be hsard al great distance. Thus, f we approach within . mile or two oi town os village ia which fair is held. we may hear. tsintIy the elamer Of the multitude. bal more distinctly the orgsns and other musical s,fuTasnts which played for their smusenen. II s CfvmoHa viaiin, nr a reed Anati. The latter wili souni much louder of the two: but the sweet. btill,sni lone CT the CremOna Will he heard at q distance the o'hsf cannot reach Dr. Young on the sa' Hity of DeabAm. states that, at GsbFatsr the nnmln voice may be b ard ai greater distance thaazthat cl aay anina. Thus wbTu the eotsgsr in the wooda, oF Tn ihe open plain. wi.hes to cal her hus6asd, who is working at . dis,snrs, she doe' noi shout. but p,schesh-s soie. is ma.i. cal key, which she knows from hahit. and bs that means reaches his ear. The ip.test roar oi the lsigesi Iion could not penetrate sn far.
 Th,s proprrty of music in the h'sinsn voice. ,' says twpes .- ;s .isisingly .ae.a is ths ss.he- dFais abroad. Here the mass is raiir~iy performed in musical sounds, and heeomes ABilbIs 10 every devoee, however placed in the test psf' ef tHs church, whereas, If the ssms had been read, ths sounds would noi have travelled beyond the psseines of the eho." Those orators who ase heard tn large assemblies most distinctly. and st he greatest dis tsBee. those who by modaiaiiag lie voice, Tea- der il most inusiral. Loud speakers are seidom beard 10 adv1htsge.
 Burk.'s voice is said to have been sort of lofty ey, which tended. as the fosBailsy oT his ise m he House of commsns, to send the members te their dinneTsl Chatham's lowest whisper was dis tinctly heard, |" his mddle tones were sseei. rich and beautifully vsried..' says wses. dssesibirg the orator. when he rsssd his voice io tie highest pitch. fine House was completely filled with the volume ei sound, aud ihs snec, WAS a1f fat, except when hs wished 10 cheer os aaimse--and then he had spirit siFriag uotes which perfectly irie- | ssslshe. The terrible. however, wAs hss psesiias power. Theh tn Hone s4sk before hin; stiii hs was dignided. sal. wonderful as was his ssoquehes il was attended ~ith this important sGsef--hsi \ possessed ssesy with ihis snpestaai etE.ei-'ha
 t possessed every with be conviction that tsss. was sonslhisg in hIla finer tkaa is woFds that ihs man was greater. hnsisy greater. thsa the eFs,or.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
A Variation.

A yonag i,nerani preacher. i0 the constant habii of SecisIaing gsesi deal about the Creation. snd especially about the first getting ap oI 'asa. ws~n- ever he wished 10 display Lis native eoquenee 10 good advantage, was eBe day holding tohh to | mixed congregation ia . eegstry school house. He- coming warm and enthusiastic Hs he proceeded, |. va. loag before he reached ms is,osi;e theIns and started oa m m-thnx like the foliowi0g style
 [" And whes the W0Fli was erected. s,d tie beas'' of fine h-td. and fowls cf the air, saa rtoneanes' very good. God said Let us make man. And h. formed Baa sttsr bis cwn hksnsss. aud declare, him the nobiesl of ali the works e! hs haa5s Aa' he made siso, snd fashioned hes Ia the ex image ci msn. with iife safia'son----'
 !" Thaax ths L5d fos 'As rarssfsoa'" shouted a, old siDaes. who sai over n tse aaea corner ot ih room. al ths inisses'sag janciars of the diseess
 The effect vas perfectly taiicFoas and ire isiibi The pseseh.r dropped tie sabjees when h. ~ss t. ieuop,ed and wss never hras se 4ib,as 10 Il duII. sebseqasai ministry of iasiy yssis.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
The Last Fas.'' Bisamls..

A New York letter 10 Paiiadsiphia. give. th. fsl- lowing account of . bgsmist.
 Au extrsoFdinsry cccurTsRce of grsmediialed sti. lany tsanspired Ia Bseekiyaa A day or two sinca IL appears that msa nsfaed James w. ish had bssa paying his addresses ts ysnsg woman for year or more and they wefs engaged to b. married lis wss constantly arg.1g hsr to name ttfss for the eeasusnsnaiiep Of their naDtials, aad ssy Estss- day evening. Nosesnssr 30 was haed upvn. On that day and evening the bride wss slightly iDdss- posed. co that brief driay was necessarily. Waish leH her At o'clock, P. m as vas supposed fer short se caly. but did rsissB ts the house tis asos Of the next day. sasdsy. Is thz meahsinse hs tad gess ts the Tssidsses ef sHsthef giri cad married and remained. He tlws ssiarasI le tls mouse where he hsd tefs hts sicA brsds ks+piag h.. asrrsgs prefsasd secrs, fsom her and her fYirads ,ad married her also ssas pfssiIing himssiF with ss wives ia lislIa eyes twelve hens. M. ,. naiard with ibe eif he last married tws days sad
 heB left hes ta brood eseT the eeSeptiaa .hsf hss
 ~sa Prsaiissd upon her. If is also ssid that it.. ssosaarsi has asoshsf wife h Besssn te whom h, sss bat recently sasEsisd. They gsy d<c<iser hs
 asen arrested. sn the probability Is thai it will
 ss de.iisy ss sgesd few yesss The State pslses
 estsr to teach hsa, that cue wife ia as mach ss
 nsa is eItissd te as Icpg as tls law ssmaias 'a k.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
ssiIver Grey., aud .XvonlIx mend..,

The S,ae Of New York. says the Express. has hern famous for giving new names 10 party polii- clans The State has been divie into Buck tails 'Pester Mupgers, &c &c in aftsrtin,-s as no V wiih Loco Focor, aud 'Bsrninrn-rs, names ali oreina ug in New York.
 Two new parties have rec-laly come into exis- Ienc-. dividing ths Wings. a~ the .Hunkers' sud Barnburn~ s divide the Democrats, and these new parties are already christened Silver Grrys.' and 'Wooly Heals The Uuea ongsmlioa Fui. more 'n'u are niekn"m-d 'Siiv-r Gre e. and the >yrsrus7 Seward men are nicknsmed 'Woolly Heads
 These nick names are not without meaning. The Sil CT Grrys from h- older th- grey CT portion of the whg p,r,y. wno ,vr got cured of their isras if any they ever ha -ani th- w ooily Heads are those who, with Gov. Seward think so much Of the Negro, thst they can think but very little of the white man. 'silVsr Gieys aud Nooily Heads, are. therefore. the name, oi the parties in the whig party.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

The nii E41 .A oa's |" p,"-s tFtns,iaie' 's Travels .,t,I'sH tn l35d. eo fi-e e.i,in, 4gs ihe :. En1a-h p'In'rG d'ed In I49i Up ,Be beg haiag "l the I4 Century lh- nopility of Egg. Iant taeeI, nni-r.tnad the ltnsasg~ oi ih>u own cOunth Fl pr, th+ Il wa< one~ addressed as the rosde old, Kyag. and hat D ak his sq,nr ~h.t Il m-asf Ice F.eurn was iise language ol Inc cnlri, and jhr L,tn thr iAngasgs O lh- i-srurt. In ae latter ei-lIuy or'-sppn l~let ~As ehith earii' on. The sIi.tnetacs wrr- t0 is.,ItioT- |" ns- n" vrTnsrtiaT ut ih q own couhfy ia sash iow r"pn~ noih-t th'IgIr, wtieh hAs siner oreosn- The pnIsh 4 v-"Ictr ni 'spash toi hat rh,st~non, aud no bls iair [" beeoh- the eosmua Iansasgs ol rIvhtg q man
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

u SirC. Lyeli the ceebra cd g-oio sist. in his United State, exposes great amlIAiion of oni syStplns ot rec school in which sects are taught, together. He says they arc th- mtst orig'nA thins Am-fica has yet pf"daeed Thr'. ia som" diff r- ence betwe n his ssnrImsn's on his subject a'd those oi Sir W,llIa,n B-lki"y, who Sas fniy yrArs Governor o the Colony ot Vnsi'ia. H. wrote after the rs-toralion of Charles the First: Thanh God there gre no free schools printing, aud hop. we shall no' have these th'ee hnndnd yea's. For learning has brought hrrrsy and dis,b-i,-nc. and sec's into th- world, and printing has dlyul .ed ihen and libels ,g"nst the best government Col keep us from bp;h."
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

D- We see il stated says the Lexington States man that Mir. Moseley, superintendent of the Mis- sissippi Peni,entsry. h.s succeeded in manufaciur- ing thr important artic- of cotton bsgging out of the long moss Of tho Souhrrn forest; i is estna- ted that il may be made at cents per vard he sales of bnggng ia Mississippi ulo"s this year smount to at least ss2. .a00. that the of the next rxaerimen, will be imp rian, matter in the cotton States What will te the effect of this discovery upon the hemp growers'
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
ATTACHMENTS FOR CLUBS.

The thai ha atteuoNo ouf tSCe"A o"SiNs .ni ,h. interest taken in the BANNER by many ol ',s .,,o,,.. have induced 10 offer for the puf' ,o.s ol .cting the formation of clubs the follow ing list of
 Auv ,er.ou (orssrding 10 Us ie dollars in current fsuI. for Foar new subscribers will receive q CODE nf our pap,r for oas year, STat,s'
 1T rnv on. (orwafdiag twenty dollars in cuFren n,"i. we will send ten copies Of the BANNER Tor .sm.nv new subscribers. aud o'e copy oi GooES I.ny's B1ok orGAAHAMs MAGazIsE Cor oue year. Tn .nv one forwarding thirty doliars in current h,ud.. we will send fffssn copies of the BANNER sor many new subscribers. aud one copy of the Iu,,ed S,ales Magazine and Democratic kevie" for one ysar ,.. r. any on. seeding as the largest number lover sT,ssnl of ue~ subscribers, accompanied Wah Isr advance psymeut, at,hs last mentioned ra'ss' ". w,l, send oa' copy of the Spirit ot the Tunes, svnh three steel e1gravinas, and one copy oi Bsck woods Magazine for one year.
 IF R.wiit,nc.s may b- made nj ear Fssk' ana re ..;n,s viii he promptly returned la making snch v.n,,.,ce. th. Psa Masters receipt should be oo- tained for our proiect,on
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
DE BOw,3 N W I1.S TERN REVIEW Monthly Industrial and Literary Journal,
 PuBLIsHEO iS w-oRLEASs.
 s Per ARHsm.
DE BOw's
Library Edition Bound, Isi5 1850, Volumes s2s.

Library Edition Bound, ISi5 1850, Volumes S2s
 The following was kindly made up far ilr
 St 'at Of thr session Of Congress by friend. IL tues n"; include half the nsmrs As the i-is were 'n's' lrced or lost As we.get them they will be added
 & he undersigned, Members Of Congress. take .teat leasurr in recommending De Bow s Review 10 ih- people of he Southern aud Western Sta,,s
 work which has been edited and pu bished in New Orleans for the lssi five years by J. D De Bow, and which embraces, iU a meBthl series of mum hers, the most complete and reliablr facts aud sta lisics relative to the progress and development of al' the great branches of industry tn the States whether in Commerce. Agriculture, Manufactures or Internal Improvement: ss also the growth ana progress of Population aud Improvement. th~ qu-s- lions rf Slavery In all t isl and liol- tica, Slave Products, &c. The published voium.s oI this work constitute an invalntb Ia rsry oi >ouihrrn and Western ~t,iisiics, and have already become a staadard authority "
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
BOUNTY LAND ;.

TO THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF TIE WAR OF lsla AND ALL THE INDIAN WARS SIN E I7g0 THEIR WIDOWS AND MINOR CfIILD3E 2 YYNDER the fCNgress passd the 2sth day of Sep O teniber e59 all who served in eapicity in any oi wars, the mili1 regular service, for enc na, more, ntitled 10 Banaiy Land The undersigned being in possession of all the forms and understanding ny all the requirements pfhe offices ihe Government, will attend o procuring Warrants for Bounes and If desired locate the upon Coop lands, aad procure the pateatS therefor.
 Applican under thus bill will please state names, place redence State, rank held of captain df com piny number of Tegment Of infantry, for other arn com mAndeI regiment when enlisted or voanteered drafted what place, about what time for what term o service when discharged and they have uges forward them if widow, state oi whom, when where married, her prevloas o marrits" her tau .hand died hn1 if she Ia still widow, if her husband killed ;n battle state
 f this information be forwarded, the papers ill he pc7afed aud to the claimants signature. All HPosr PAIp' addressed hun will eeive prompt attention l.. A. WHirELEN,
 Arkansas Banner Cfice. Little Rock, Arks
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

The Louisville Democrat States Iha, from Arkansas, named Alen Woods, has been arrested for horse stealing on an extensive scale in ladiaus We hope all such characters will proceed 10 fellow his example aud emgrsse we have no logger say room foT them here -horse-siesling iu Arkansas is more cerininiy punished than any other crime.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
Advertising
Raies for Yearly AdVertisans' E., Ior,n.. or lcss.) each additional
 . mouths( 4G square, q
 6 lU
 :, 10 (. t5 lS

All standing advertisements will be char ed al 'h' frs, mentioned rates, unless a contract be made b.n left for insertions and must be paid Tor In ad- vance. .,
 NOperson will be announced Tor any onre. e,.ne' city, St.te, or county. without me adFahce pay ineni of five dollars.
 Political circulars will he charged as advertise Inents, and payment required m advance
 No rob will hereafter be delivered to any perso' with whom we have no regular dealings, unt,i paid fer.
 b.r of insertions desired, otherwise they will b' continued until forbid and charged accordingly .g1-Yrarly. har-yearIy and quarterly advertiser' will he couhn-d to their L<q,fiirats busi"ess Al advertisements of different kind. or for other per sons will be charged for nt the usual rates
 All letters must he postpaid, or they 'ho' re csive snv attention.
 sr Positively no variation will bc made from th' aLav- regut tioa
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
THE ARKANSAS BANNER ,ra..,x,aEu EVERY rs EsDAY.
 prurA. wHfrELEY, Publisher'
TERMN

rof one copy, one year,. .............. ....: m ru, ,s,,, copies, one year, to ene address, @ O ror S GUe copies one year, to oas address so v" ro, ro, f,s copies, Oae year. tO one add -s,....sO
 | P rne aAne of no person wi'i = s'eIeo sPs cur hv some responsible person in Iais tty. % ,;., ,, snbscrib.ra may forward us Ia s'l by .,'s, ., our expense, and AI our risk. prOyI.s re .,n.trrs receipt Oe taken aud preserved Tor ouF
 S,'a,aa. IF No devialiou from the above terms
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
IOR PRINTING.

Tn. prop ietor of the ArknnsRs Banner, re- speclfuy informs the puhlic that h- is prepared to .r.cs,e every description of Jos Wosx. with neat ness and dispatch and al loD rates as any otics in the State -- such as
 Books. Pam ,hiets, Hand Bills, steamboat
 Bills, Posters, Hills of Lading, Bill
 Heads, Horse Bills, Labels,
 Cards, Receipts, &c.
 Also constantly on hand, Blank Notes, Clerks, sheriH's, Jnstice's and COnstable's Blanks of every kiud, Blank Deeds of con- veyMmce, &e, whIch will he sold cheap Tor Cash or city acceptance, aud will be sf\ by mail to any part of the Shate, 1T requireN
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
HOUSE OF REpRESENTATT
Agency for thc Akrau.as Banner.

eCt- Mir Wv. E BEAVERS is auihorized 10 act as nerni for the BGHasr, al Lost Creek Saline county
 5J- Mir GEORGE BoGGs is suthorized to act as tgen' for the b"m"eT nt Piue E uff, Ark
 UEs- F.. W CARR. General lg-nt. Evans Build. hgS. North west corner Third and Walnut streets PnIladelpbia, is authorized 10 act Agent for "he .3F.d dhSGs banneT Y
 J. j. SHIRLEY, Esq, No 26 Camp Street New 'rlean. is our exclusive Agen, to procure and col. ~ci names for advertising, &c in that city
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
The srorsin (,nuYenl,un.

The Geargt, Siais C,Hse ton assembled si Ma. con, ou ta lon instant. al 2 o'clask, ynigr E.. Y Hti, in th~ cha tsm frsfit inr gaagzA'toa, aud Robe S Lsni-r aerng as Secretary. Hoa. fies. S,..lhHg oi Aeiniesn rianty ~ts ~trri-d PG~snteni by aeeis.na,i .n ars Hm W B. Waiord. af Il she,. shaIa roaHy. ant H a A ] M.ae,. oi R,ehnnmi v,r- President, aud K. .. L,n.ss. el Macon. sec. F-tay.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

IT The ntRrs oi "n- haa irrI re ura-d Cslifor- nians appended lengthy article i' tb- New Orleans D la. caulioang Ajveniurers after aid to e satisfied tn d ninr,esn in every twenty will bring away silh them from the mines, less than they started Ailh.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
s,,ll another steamboa, Di.a.,er.

The steamer Sou,h America from Cincinnati to New Orleans was totally destroyed by fire about Is miles above Bayou Sara on the 18th inst There were sbou, POO soals hsard. smoug whom were under the command of Lt A J. Williamson of the 3rd Inry In twenty ninu'ss from the breaking Ou, of the flames the bOai was entirely consumed. It . srstItnaisd that sbiat 6fty lives were lost
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

p Bi'hop Huehrs has recently dsiivered sad published address ia which hs condemns Ihv ex ercise inc right of private judgrneu, as leading Io all sorts of heresiss and evils
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

G. fsiher, did yoa eset have smother xifs b., s.drs mothesf .Np. my boy what uaakes Y . A.t sueh Qaessior7' Because sew ia the old fsm' |, Oibis where you manisd Anaa Domiay. in s35 snd shss bat ucthsr, for her name was Sally snith
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

p- 4 new eIse rio light Ls sHhlbi'isg ia Lo"den a, the Poysschaic. A strip of silver foil pssted on the cviiing. gives Ugh, eqa.l to thousand candles
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
To subscribers,

We hope that wher yer any irrrgularity may be discovered ia the receipt of the BsnHer our sub scribers will dc he favor 10 give information ci th. fact ia order tha, the cause may be aseertsine aud removed.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
TRRMS FOR ADYERTIaINL.

Advsstlesnsens VII bs in.srted aiahs usaaI Fusa of sha sihsE pspsssln thissity- @ spear fsF tAs Grss sassssteH, aua Gfly sfnt4 squaFs ler eaeA aaditieRAt pahieatloa. AlISseafdIsssnatw A wHt be made to tAess whe advertise hy tAe year.
 al festmsslsfs are aehoFixsdfp aet an enf aasnte aad wiil feassa 70 pvr eeat. Of al neHsy received aad traasiatsd so fer paPeFs and sarsFtlsshensa
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

aTGov. Se~brook. Id his rec nt lnssssgs te the Legislature says that over twenty sheasaad persons h so1,h Csrclins gre igaens' of the Alphabet
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

O. The total coinage a, New Orleans Mint, dur ing the month of October v Sss0.
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Donation Lands.

For sal. a, Uni. office Lasts of the forfeited lands sub~ct ss dsn.,sn hy the State. 10 actual settlers d 75 c.ni. per copy. os s6 per dozen. Postage to anyp%n of the countrY. 7ia cents.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
UDm WWMMa .

0faihiRls, sach ss Steamboat Bills Blis sfLadlnn Posters, llaadbits; Steyiis' gesstees nmd CeMaia~ blea' Blanks FmseEal4sd Cetillea Iickets. CaFds, BosiI sad Pamphlet Printing. ssren4ed with seat. =..-<1 and dis2sieb, ,as moderate Pycss set cash.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07

Ort-fh- Odd FsIIoAsA San AAtonio, have erected . mon9ment nvsr ih- grave C,p'ain Walker.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-07
yAHEs MATTHEWS. VIM POWELL. JAMES MATTHEW'S & CO,
 WHOLESALE

GR0CERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 Manufacturers Agents
 FOR THE SALE NAILS, WINDOW GLASS, COTTON YARNS &c., No. 8 WALNUT STREET. south of Columbia. Cincinnati, Ohio. RETEs TO = r D. Uerrick ! G. IVm. B. I''aT, Weller Machsll, II Broqan. D. Bender { Co., and Jacob Hankias Little Rock. Feb 5, 1850 -7-22 -ly
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N. n. WALTON, \. W. SAN okI WALTON, SANE ORD & co.
 GENERAL GROCERS. 39MMgSS A5gD 0aW AaDaN e

) Q M M Us SUO N A V Q g Q " A AD1N e
 MERCHANTS,
 No. 52, New Levee, \ Orleans: Constantly on hand general and well selected assortment oi
 GROCERIES, LIQUORS. WINES, &C., &C., which they in ite the attention Of their friends |" the country.
 They sde agents Tn New Orleans for the sale ,, Col Lffl9icif'S celebrated Pirgiaid mannfaciure f6ba.co, which they will sell ss low and on ia orahle terms any house in the city.
 They are also agents for the Manufacturers of Shot. &c. at St Louis. and constantly supplied with iull assortment Of Bucs and drop shot. anG Bar Lend, which they will sell al the lowest mar krt rites. 4S-ly.
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SENATE

SENATE. R. NJ T. Hunter, Va. James NJ. Mason. Va [. J. Rusk exas k. BsrHwrtI, .. C. 4 ?, Butte s C. Pierre >oulr d.a N DoWns. La. lf. Davis. Miss T $ Fone Miss. ~d E Badger. x c " P Nangum, W W. C Dtwsan. Ga
 K S-brstrn. Ark. D. l. Yu -p. Florida -Gwinn sliforuia. D ugias., lIl | l. Iurpev, Tenn D. R. Richardson, No
 F~l~h chip.r
 HOUSE OF REPRESENT ATIVES W. K " Cohb. Ala Paulus Powell Va ' S CHngham. N C. J " Jscksou Geo J Thomi,son, Miss ]. Hnlmes S c J Aston, Ala. " Melville, Miss W. P Gentry Tenn. r Howard Texas. F.. Morse. La Dan Wallace. S. C. A S~aden. Va. P. StnUtou. renn. [ H Av~ret Va. W. \. F-athrrsiou. Mis- 4 Woodward. =. R K Meade Va r. cocock. s, C. Andrew Ewing. Tenn. w H-rr5szAFs:, Jsm~s L. urr. C. : w. lng-. Ala. ~~~~ j. Thompson, Miss. \ C. Brown. Miss ] C: Harris. Ala ' l Stanton. Ky NJ W-horn. Geo. Emile La Sere La r Caldwell, x.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-02-07
Immense Sale.

I. has long ceased TO be fashionable
10 puff patent medicines, or do any thing
g. enhance their sale; not trom an, par.
ticular prejudice tina. has arisen in the
public mind against them, but simply
from the wor,hlessness Of nearly all the
great remedies crowded in,o The mark
ct. But occasionally medicine that
possesses meri. is brought into light-one
tina. is really villa, i, pnrports To be. OF
this class, Sloan's preparations can be
ranked safely, for we have heard Of no
instance where his medicines have heen
tried, but that tie fullest satisfaction has
been given, and their immense sale will
fully attest their poPuari'y.-FfeePorl
Journal, H., Dec. S, lS49. ~
See Sloan's advertisement iu another
column. .aa -4sns. -. ...........