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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-08


hh boAhD W VISITORS Of this Institution will m Al tbs
on the I'D OF June, to make the Appoi i'm,
OF Cadets Applications will be- the suprrptr, Am ~
pdid, on or before the q 4, NEE
NAcApcie for Sdt5 Cadets exist n,
tTieA under the old constitution OF Virginia; '.
III. SPOTS 'lyAniA, Caroline, Ei,ex.
XII hccnmac, Northampton, wnlIamsburg a.
XXI. Rockingham, Pendietop.
XVI. Brunswick Dlnwiddie, Greensyiue
AK Loudoun, PairfaI, Alexandria.
~ tn vacancies the State may eour Al
nation 10 June, application pr Iented from IN, s, a.
large. ' ' o''e ~
.von, having been made for the mp'etion or the WING,
the BArrscks IL possible that eaty or mos %
the usual number appointed may nj, year
Applications for pay cadet Appon n
from the state 81 large u On this expectation.
QH fcdons for boA Classes Ldets between 16 and
~ years gntxseP onA moral Characterization bodily
dis AMI nnmy-And ability with acrursry ,hs
fundamental OF Ahme read snd wr,tr W n ~,
ey The state cadet applicant show lis ability 10 pay bis
eTpentes f"' "'
The graduation exercises OF the Institution will take pI,e. on
she 9Th July TO .hch, we'll TO the the
public invited. ' Wv
The usual display Of Yrs Works nigh, OF the 9Th July
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now READyI

NOW READNI
q NEW AND INTERESTING ROUR, ny A RtCuNOyD LApy
- scenes and sketches Of from Idle In yrg
ALONE, BY the Of Robert Reamers Letter. Haryinz
through Pudtns Hovei, Kate Harper, &c. &C. price i35
N,ficSs from a. Py,ss
Pew woris Of Hciiyn prrgnant title the
lac Ehioh the sed Au1orsts Of Cy
ed her latest odspring FeE Of
class 1t he prrssnt written with esr soquenee
Ofdietion or charms % Narrative =
The name is emphatic, and she has made II "ieH."
The work AbOunds pquant sustained al.
a1Eue, ha+au c-vAtinE aspiration and hgh
Ior o1reyes have bsen aihd because have found
IN is Moat experience usRfc1Oud Ig
qHicsr, AaV 3.
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0nILnRENiS SnOEs

ctOyfETIIiNG NEw AND HAND-ONiE Just received Al
- tn LADIE5' SALOON, lot Of beauiu TIN CcrO GGl.
kefs Children. They beau ui article ~
the ankle and the presit Dress Shoe for child nat We
had for long time.
Also Misses Tan Coored CATERS Hack and Jenny lind
Boots Of all the different styles and plenty Of them eyery
body.
LITTLE BoYs-ws have also received very beautiful
shoet for little Boys
Rome Of them made Of Calf skim others Of Patent Leather
into different shapes, with stump toes and low heels.
The assortment Of Misses Chiten Fancy ghtc ysv
good the Ladies' Saloon and Parents invited to crl All
look at them. W. II. ADD1NGTON 4 co.
my6 Notf,t.
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AdUSEM ENTS.

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dABhIEL "a VEL AND TROUPEt
OF FORTY ARTIsrsii
onnisSs@ S%Gai s Si Ans sa ar, ,Ssi
Fanny ............... Lewis
caiI''a ................
D'' '''.......'''. Phillip, MaTtiprtI
n.,.,-,
Tomorrow, bensat Of GABRIEL RAvEI '1
'UNhE WARM EU OPE.-Ju,t punished = No., s..
With ,ss NH De found ecny.neat for reference IA
Snl To present the sins ' rs so Of
1i Ss son SlR 1say
With ci. sG%Ps soss As rnos Of Asia
..n ia minute sn9ush Or general purpose and Win
IN nomentOa' Occurrences, the ensuing c. npssn pace
kR A. .. =, :, Book, Russia Turkey.
ku,'lan sore: OF the BLACK Sea: by oph.n, 7se,,
and a s., sS Ge Turk ss,ehs European
CENTS m;s For sale by JAMES wSopiio . 4.
49,, 49, Main street.
Pe,, The 10th Inst At o'clock ~ the steamship +
not freight or passage appyto
:. ALL sTEAMsHIP JAMES,
s,sIosfNfG% Ssk FOX 1fG ss 'h TSH M
he hour sSs S MonSsy
pariare be on board before the
and Ssr,n secured a, ONCE South Basin.
this ship Norfolk ,an,
the River steamers. 'e'u '"e same s'%
mys-2t
~ B-The ROANOKE leaves Saturday mornipr At foc,E
-, ,- Law.
SalA3H IEdhkn IEHb5vp4nR1 if5ntiH$ W01xcEe
up % the hour Of so %sy Monday at ~ o'clock
later. '''' A1eSuA3' 'he 'th instant, and no
, In future freight will be up to the hour Of o,st
NJ, Of tn. days OF departure " " ''"eA'r e
. %ySn4 LuDLAM WATSON.
kN9phh NEW iOhh-FIRST YKSSEL-V irgina
The superior sailing clipper schooner NEW yoRE sN
captain X NJ Adkins having greater portIon
engaged and going board with ali pos,Ible
myS -PP" " mum ,,,,,,.
- t s$SS state spei aud "a year. run
s 500 do do % % 5 j e Ss.n. !:
100 City Of Riehmond-si year,
1000 City II Petersburg
sS v vTsIDi. AID Tennessee. MorEassd Bond.
50 DO y.Csnirsi RR u " '' doc
do Richmond and Danvine
ALSO
nvss IL Shares Exchange Bank Stock.
RN0H LlNCiDunG.-DOat UNION /, now loading ,ni -,
myS-8t Irr 4 m .I,,
SUMNER CRAvATs, TIES AND sTOCKs-cap b. found
@ys KEEN, onLrs 4 BALpwry,s.
Two TIE VOTERS OF CAROLINE.-p,,,ov
CirLESs someuc last fall ed myself
@ he ouSe OF sherin and during part OF Ire AN nS
county. POi"oh Z" the
por the last three months situation OF nv family IA, h
hA' nave not been able sections OF L royn
ieit your support. ''"' 'o'
90 Respectfully,
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monwcalth.
Jonn Prtehet small spare made man about Bye liz
Inches high dark complexion, dark hair Wihkes
heavy beard back od NJ front
and lines Hep IN etggy between ~ and 80 years aye,
weighs abo1t IS Had frekies
ard considerably un6urnej H. called himself when he f tho
county. John Morris.
Elizabeth looking between Is years
old, abrun~tts dark hair and eyes vghs
1870 Che has had child
years od which she carried on with her.
Prtohstt Elizabeth Gross II stated, passed Grrtnhfcr
than nth ago, aud Pritchcit there
sold his buggy. relations yi
Missouri heard he rOHts for nioc,
VIRGINIA where probably took passage steamboat
mys-csW
BpIEACTIED sIIIRTINGs, SIIEETINGs, &c.
10 otset " T44 1nA and i2I Bcached shtugs, Sheet
ngs Jeans Brsched and White
cans SLATE Lead Jeans; 80 BcaeeI Cot
ION Di,pers, Tou cling for sale 10 the trade.
my6 kENT, PAlNE y KFNT.
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Hoy TILE GoVEnNoE OF VIRGINIA 49, - rro

WpY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA. Pro.
LID ULnh AIION-Inofmaoo h,vInE been received y m.
utye that william Newton, late Of the county Of P,,n
MIA murdered 10 the month NJ December BY JOIS
PRTOiIE1T and ELiZkBEr GROSS, that the ALI NJ
Pr,chett AM EEibsh Gross have from justice ave now
going atlarg,: "
therefore do hereby offer Reward ONE HUNDRED ,nd
RiPrY DOLhRs 70 perGens who shall aTst liz
said John ~ Proh and Elizabeth and d. ily thtm MO
the Jail OF PylYania county Seventy Pv- either
delivered as Aforesaid and do require a
tt Commonwealth, civil and military and ,aues the pso lie
generally 90 their hest p,oeurc The the
81 persuns that they may be brought to istiee.
- dven under hand Governor and under the Trgs
IT, e. Seal Of CommonWe lih. at Richmond this
t-,-b day Of May, In the year 1854.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
THIS DAY.-Ihe particular attention of the publ IL
called the sale Of the valuable mlnson Of George Ti.
lOr Ed, and the vacant lots aOnng, take place t
afternoon az O'Clock. See head f,r the ran
&c. GoDDIN APPERSON Aucs
ma 9Th
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EXPULSION oy TIE GREEKS GREAT TrRE ~ CONSTANT
EoPLE, etc.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
MORE NEW GOODS!

N D EA O It kinsa lat his old stand four doors west of the Anthony iouse, the following articles, Fine Chnpaigne Brandy, Guava Jelly; q Coaiac < Preserved Ginger; ChFy < Citron;
 RaAbery s Preserved Pine Apple; HoIandSin; Club House Gin, Fine Prrs Juice Port Wine, Pale Sherry wine; Old soutlside Madeira Wine Claret wine; Cordials, lsorted, Lemon Syrup; Champairs assorted choice brands True Syap Champaign Cider, Vinegar; Old Boubon Whisky Candies assorted; AssortedPie Fruit, Fresh Strawberries; Preservd Green Cages, Apple Marmalade;
 Pears, assorted Jellies and Jams;
 {" Damsons; Yeast Powders;
 Cherries Essences, assorted;
 Peaches, Bi Carb. Soda;
 Currants, Tartaric Acid; Almons Grenable Walnuts Castanas; Tomatcand Walnut Ketchup, Mustard; White hpper. assorted Spices, Pepper Sauce; Lucca Gl Spanish Olives Table Salt; Picklesassorted Baltimcre Oysters, Sardines; Mackael, Herring, Cod Fish, Spiced Salmon; A largelot of Cigars, Fresh Lobsters; Colder Era Tobacco, Sperm and Star Candles; Clay's Mocho Coffee; Jeffriei :" besides other superior brands; Assortd Fancy Soap, Storeware; Crushd Pulverized and Brown Sugar; Powdf, Lead and Shot; Extra large o. s. Feather Busters; Assorsd Wood and Willow ware; Demiohns assorted sizes; Glass and Earthenware etc.. etc. And A other articles usually found in an establish ment of this kind
 Aprill1 '54
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
Agents for the True Democrat.

V. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is THE AUTHORIZED AGENT for this paper in the cities of Boston ok and Philadelphia, and duly empowered to take and subscriptions the required by His receipts will be regarded payments His Offices are HUSTON, Scolays Building; NEW YORK, Tribune Build ing; PHILADELPHIA, N. w. corner Third and Chesnut streets.
 W. H. MCDONALD, New York city
 2; 2 F; ; COHEN, Philadelphia, Pa.
 D. W. JEFFREY Mount Olve lizard county. R L. PHILLIPS, Washington, Hempstead county; J: I. MlLEHAM, Franklin county;
 Wm M. BOWERS, Fayetteville;
 GIDEON TUCKER, Batesville, Independence county; yOHN A. LINDSAY, Powhattan;
 EliHU RANDOLPH, Desha county;
 JOHN M MlTCHEL, Gainsville, Green county; VIM R. CAIN, Pocahontas Randolph county; ROOF H. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; J: $. JORDAN, Monticello Drew county; IHOS RIGGS, Postmaster at Richwoods, Izard county; WM M. VAN VALKENBURGH, Warren, Bradley co; GREEN K: JONES, Esq, Smthvie, Lawrence county l.. B. NENABLE, Van Buren county; JOHN HAVIS, Bradley county;
 C. II. JACKSON, Mount Penson, Jackson county; VIM. A. CRAWFORD, Saline county; J. ". McCONAUGHEY, searcy White county; A: J: BROOKS, Bloomer, Sebastian county; Capt: w: LANDERS, Sulphur Rock, Independence co; J. W WILDER, travelling agent to solicit subscriptions W. IS. YOUNG, Dover, Pope county;
 THOS F. AUSTIN, Melville, Marion county; J. w. BERNARD, Norrostown, Pope county; JAS R. BERRY, P. M, Huntsville, Madison coun3y; JAS N: JOHNSON, P. M., Friendship, Saline county C. l.. SWEET, Sweetvlle, Crittenden county; THOS MILLS, Polk county
 JOHN ". FULLERTON, Hot Springs;
 ROB'T ATKINSON, Leek's Store, Ouachita county; N. l.. BAKER, Fulton county;
 JACOB PATE, F.. .M, Pleasant Plains, Independence CO.,
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
To Mrs. HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.

THE MARTHA WASHINGTON CASE IN CoN- aREss-The following is the resolution intro- duced into the House of Representatives by MT. Bliss, a representative from Tennessee, re- garidng the Martha Washington matters:
 Resoluea, Thatthe Secretary of the Treasury be requested to communicate to the House any information in his possession, touching the ex- pediency of an appropriation by Congress to defray the expenses already incurred in prose- cutting the persons charged with burning of the steamer Martha Washington, on the Mississippi river, in January, 1852, and to furnish the means for prosecuting said parties to the con- viction of the crimes of arson and murder, in the county of Phillips, where they are now in prison, awaiting their trial for the said crimes alleged to have been committed by them by the burning of the steamboat.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
GRhT MUSIC EMPORIUM. TUST pulIshed. .---At Lee & Walkers. 1SS

J Chestnutreet, Philadelphia. n No. l6. BUs AND BLOSSOMS, the last number out of the Popur collection of Variations on Sacred Airs.
 TANTALIzB POLKA.
 SLEIGH B1 POLKA By w. H. Keller. LES TURL,N POLKA MAzURKA. Wellerstein. BELLE Ali IANCE ScHoTTIscH G. Anton. YoUNG ANaIcA's POLKA. By Lewis Reimer. KIND WoFs. Thos. Baker.
 TIE HAPE HOMES OF EARTH. Thos. Baker. MATCHLEs KATE J. Haman.
 OH TIE .a WHEN LOVE IS DREAMING. W. c. Ewing.
 CORA LEE II. B. Brown.
 GENTLE WARNING. J. Haman.
 THE MILfR's SONG. Author of Ben Bolt RESCUE acKsTEP.
 FoND HERTs AT HOME. R. Thomas New mus published and received daily. Also, constantly hand, superior Pianos Guitars Violins Flutes andhe very best Italian strings of their own importation Orders promptly attended to. Cata- logues sentg mail.
 April 1 n
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
2 g ql E g Sq g. McCLEAN,S VtLCANIC OIL LlNIMENT.

THE miraculos cures that this celebrated medicine has pformed after all other remedies had failed warranthe proprietor in asserting that is the only Lnimenthat will cure Chronic orintlam- matory Rheumatist Paralysis stiffness or weakness in the Joints, Muscs or fragments, contracted Nus cles, Bruises, SpraiA Neuralgia, Tooth ache. Ear ache, or any paln u will remove any swelling, tu- nor, piles, hard lra aps caked breast, sore nipples, bites of musquitoes ,or any inflammation
 And it will clean1 purify and heal the foulest ulcer sores on the legs or bins, difference how long they have existed. It VI also soothe and heal burns. scalds fresh cuts, Wnds, etc., sooner than any other remedy
 Over aiillion of Bottles Have been sold in 1j3, and the demand is increas- ngidaily, and we hae never heard of case wherein it has failed to cure y external disease when proper ly applied. .,,
 Who then will sutt from palms, sores or swellings when a safe and sureemedy is so easily obtained Read the followinsertifcate which is
 InconsstabIe Proof, of what we have aSsted:
 J. II. McLEAN-S I feel it duty owe to the nublic. to make knon the following, hoping they may learn by my exItience and discard worthless stuff which has been essed into notice by false certi fcates and long veisements.
 For six months l yv confined to my room crip- ple from rheumatisn My knee was swollen tre- mendousv producinthe most severe pains. The muscles were so contrted that could not straghen my leg at all. apph the Mustang Liniment for four weeks, Dul It uo Ho ioIo goou llld any other grease obtained al used your Volcanic Oil Lini- ment in three weeks relaxed the muscles and cured me permanently. AMEhlCUS CASEDAI,
 Saline county, III. I saw Nr. Caseday hen he afflicted, as stated, and he is now well. WILLIAM NJ. ELLIOTT,
 Pinckneyville. Reader, if the abo, is not sufficient to convince you of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic Oil Iiniment. call and exh nine the thousands which we have in our possessoriom all parts of the country, and if you will purchs supply from us, and it does not give satisfaction, e money will be returned to the purchaser.
 For Horses nd other Animals. McIean's celebrateliniment is the only safe and reliable remedy for u cure of Spavin, Ring Bone, Wind Calls, Splintf Unnatural Jumps, Nodes or Swelngs. It will Iser fail to cure Big Head, Poll evil Fistua. Old RJning Sores, or Sweeny. if pro- perlv applied For nains, bruises scratches crack cd hoofs chafes sade collar gals, cuts or wounds it is an nfallible rersdy. Apply directed and a cure is certain in evy instance.
 Directions accomny each bottle in English and German.
 This liniment islow put up in 25 cent, 50 cent, and S1 bottles. TJ 50 cent size contains three times the quantity of the5 cent size, and in propor- ton.
 For sale by J. HMcLEAN, sole proprietor, corner 2d and Pine streets5t. Louis Mo-
 Also for sale in Itle Rock, Ark, by Dr. J. W. TAPPE
 Nov '53 ly
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

Memphis, March 25, 1853.
 The commissioners of the Memphis and Lit tie Rock railroad company having applied to the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Mem phis for subscription of $35O, 1000 to aid in the construction of said road from Memphis to Lit- tie Rock, and the citizens of Memphis viewing that road as one of the highest importance to the present and future prosperity of the city, Be it therefore Resolved'' by the Mayor and Aldermen of the city of Memphis, That the city Marshal shall open and hold an election at the United States hotel and at the Gayoso house in this city on Saturday the 3Oth day of April next to ascertain the wishes of the citizens up- on this subject, and if majority of the votes there given be for subscription, the Mayor shall subscribe that sum to said railroad company, and shall issue the bonds of the city payable 50 years after date with coupon bonds for inte- rest. But this subscription shall be made on the following conditions, to-wit:
 1st. That the State of Arkansas shall adopt this road as the "branch road'' from Little Rock to the Mississippi river, and give to it al ternate sections of land as provided by act of Congress, approved February 9th, 1853, enti- tied an act granting the right of way, and mak- ing grant of land to the States of Arkansas and Missouri to aid in the construction of rail- roads, etc.
 End. That the money here subscribed shall be expended in building said road, commencing at point opposite Memphis, and continuing westward in the most direct line towards Little Rock, mile by mile and that not more than $5O,OOO shall be expended in grading said road or preparing it for the iron, and usat only when a like sum of $5O,OOO shall have been subscrib- ed by individuals which must be collected and expended in equal payments with the $50 900 city subscription.
 3rd. That the balance of the city subscrip- tion, to-wt: the sum of $3OO,OOO, or the pro- ceeds of the city bonds for that sum shall be used only in ironing and equippng the road; the iron to be furnished in five mile sections and laid down as the grading and superstructure pro- gresses from the Mississippi river westward.
 4th. That the said railroad company will build "depot" on this side of the Mississip- pi river west of Front Row, central to the pre- sent bounds of the city, and to its commercial and other interests, and shall deliver passengers and freight on this side of the river on as low terms as any other company or persons would do under fair and open competition, and that the city bondsshall be taken at par by said con- pany.
 The resolutions were passed as read, by vote of eight to one, March 25th, 1853
 On the Both day of April, 1853, the city Mar shal held an election as required by the forego- ing resolution, and the result was
 For the subscription 779 Against subscription 56
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
EDITORIAL ELooUENcE-A Vermont paper

EDITORIAL ELoQUENCE.-A Vermont paper with just pride, says:
 "There is but one city in the State, and not a soldier, we have no police, and not murder has been committed in this State within the last ten years. We have no museums, nor crystal palaces, but we have homes, that are the centre of the world to their inmates, for which the father works, votes and talks-where the mother controls, labors, and loves-where she rears men, scholars and patriots.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

OT The following lines are the sentiment cf one of our imbibers of the mint. "When li- quor is in, wit is out"
 Leaves have their time to fall,
 And so likewise have I;
 The reason, too, $ the same-it
 Comes of our getting DRY. But here's the difference 'twixt leaves and me, falls more harder'' and more frequent-lee.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

While Sam Houston was making his speech in the Senate against the Nebraska bill, he excited some merriment by having cups of tea brought to him. The ladies in the gallery laughed at his manner of pouring the tea from the cup into the saucer, and at the deliberation with which he seized the opportunity of occa- sonal interruptions in his speech, to quietly en- joy his beverage. It is more than intimated that one or two other Senators spoke under the influence of something stronger than tea.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
TERMS OF ADVDR Tng1MG
] Q R " Q R X

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work not be surpassed by printing establishment the country
 We have procured, of sixteen hundred dol lars, one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which enables us to do book and pamphlet work superior style and at very low prices
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
J. l. E V V

K EEPS constantly on hand a general as. N sofment of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Clothing, and geat variety of Dry Goods and Groceries at MSS s sto1. a tBadgetts new brick building on East II. Robinson, which he offers very low for cash elsewhee.
 Little Rock, April Il 54
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
O8 Cairo 6 Fulton 4. 4. Co.,,

# LITTI ROCK, ARK. March 22d, 1854.
 THE Directe of the c. dl F. l. R. Co.,, are hereby
 II notified tlt there will be meeting of the Direc tors of this Cdpany at their Office in the City of Little Rock oSaturday, at 10 o'clock A. M., the 13M day T Jlay 7st, and you ara requested to attend at that time ROSWELL BEEBE, President. March 30 54. 5w.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

. P. S-Ages of the c. &5 F. R. R. Co.,, appointed to solicit stocsubscrption, are requested to make out complete rilns from their books, of all stock subscriptions ace their last returns, in time insure their receipt e before the election of Directors, without such ddence, or the Subscription Books on file in the Coany's Office, the names of Stockho- ders cannot satisfactorily ascertained.
 M April II, 5v26. R. B.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25
Office of the Gao & Fulton Railroad Co.

LITTLE fCK, ARK S., March Z2d 1894. T6 tbe Stockholdaaf the c. and r 4. 4. Co: DUBLIC Notice. hereby given, that there will be l meeting of le Stockholders of this Company, held at their otficein the city of Little Rock, on Monday, the ffteeh day of May next for the choice of thirteen Directd and for the transaction of such other business as ry properly come before them. Votes can be gin only by Stockholders, in person, or by proxies, autrized by writing who have held their shares for atast thirty days previous to the day of election.
 The charter of ie Company provides, that no per son but bona fi Stockholder, in his own right of at least fifty shaa which he shall have held thirty days previous tohe election, shall be President or Director
 No Shareholdswill be entitled to vote by proxy, unless the instrnent appointing him proxy shall have been prevnsy delivered to the Secretary of the Company, or OCT person authorized by the Board of Directors to act
 By OCT of the Executive Committe.
 ROSWELL, RFERE
The true Democrat., 1854-04-25

ners under the Memphis and Little Rock rail road compsny, most respectfully request of your hon. body a subscription of $35OOOO to aid in the construction of said road from Memphis to Little Rock.
 [Signed] R.C BR1NKLEY,
 D. w. ZIMMERMAN,
 THOMAS PETERS,
 SAM. P. WALKER,
 SAM'L TATE,
 JAMES A. CARNES
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-03-06
W @ E & 6 e S.,

Islt has long ceased to be fashionable to
"puf'' patent medicines, or do anything to en-
nance their sale; not from any particular pre-
JUDGE that has arisen in the public mind a.
gainst them but simply from the worthlessness
of nearly all the s'great remedies'' crowded in
to the market. But occasionally a medicine
that possesses real merit is brought into l:.eh,
One that is really what it n.rports TO be-
VI this class, SCANS preparations can be rank
60 Win safety, for we have heard of no in
stance where his medicines have been tried,
but that the fullest satisfaction has been given,
and their immense sale will fully test their
popularity.-[F reeport Journal, Ill.
See Sloan's advertisement in another column.