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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
Foreign Ports.

SD from Valparaiso IS ship Santiago chaedwcksAn An
HAVE arr Nov 20 Rhine Doane SewYcrk Sid 18Th Tropie
Smith ard r. c. Winthrop NoTvell New.YoIk
Huil sd Nov &C. Hslde- Hopkrson. Charleston,
r. Coulser. Berry, san franeisco <i
Lsuleo Rrn hurry. DO Oct g; Mermaid. Sini Calcutta
Ilie Wight OF Nov. 25 Norh America fn New YORK for
AIiwerp SRI Nov J. n Hicks Latham and Peter HAttrics
q, table Bay, C. G. H. Oct 2s Tally Higgins fn Bo'
smySns eh ult bsk Amanda Bsier for Boston only
At PasrmO l7thu Euiaw Eidg for Baltimore LsOae
sie for soon Sid l'h bark Cuba Sawyer Newf0fS
Msss M 18Th ut brig Marshaed HOdsdon for NewYOrk ds
Issbcn I'm ut bark erson Davis and Chiffon Pennel
for Newiolki sHd Others as before o,... g. p,,.,
Dutch New York; China Holmes m Wilmington c. arr l0h
for Psemo TO load for Boston ~ ,,,.-. r. 49,. ,,,
coal just brig Lion Gardner for NswYork dg Sid 2h BARK
Prompt uhedeu. BO,ton land passed the straits iithg -
Crcnsadt 18th u for United states and mono
exptct,d 10 load h season Sid n SHIPS Dubua Merrill Soseon
AZ RoI9sn I'd Sit ships schs (Bem) Bshr FOR NewYork
Arnold BoniDEer fPrs Meyer, for do. and Baltimore .
SD Grayesend 25h ship Jane r. Walsh, Thomas New
a. Glasgow 25,h u, rs British Lion gT Lsask for Sewo'
and PTotteau and Three Bells t6rl CHeht'n Tor
York Britain OBJ for San francisco Velocity tBr
& Domingo, 10th ult brig Abram Stevens for NewYok
Cape Hayen 10th ut sehr E. Bowley Smith, from and for
ATT 81 HALIFAX HI inst .chr Adebsn 9th Planet
Kenuey NewYork 7h Hope BrArd Boston Bnka Fraser and
John D. sh brig, Merritt Mesrs savannah s,.
want Mills Portland sehrs Pearl Brannen boston Cuba, hsyan'
Ar At Kingston Jss Nov H. brig Flora Hubbard Baltimore
' brig .sb SSs4 Asha M Ne ad s Ss
Hsule; Carr New YORK 18th bank Atca Chise do goth brig
Irig Uuico Coemans Rsgged Island ship KAYE Howe Noress
Newport Wales, last I'm st. Thomas brig Phho Marshall Halifax
sd I'd bqs Liberal Mcneil, Ariehat N s 2sl Maitland
chbo HsiaK 3 ;shr Gen WSin.ton NED mad 90
Mar Mortimer, Anderson, New-lCrk
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x.snsss.. CAREFULLY RrsoKrrD ron TIE N rsBrsr-

The .i,t hou; change ssle Is bls Al = . f1r
Tofa sd fs SC! for Pearls , & $500
nf,, DONG .nlss TO-DAY 1875 bales Kport 'f hfn ri' 30
srecrs;on. 55 IN trsua - IL bo1is o S'tl ~
- i'so, ~, In rsrsi Total l4575 wifh vls1l
M c h Aver ~ b. blyer a. tie "a TIC T r.
- 49, r-..ar ~ IL annered a.n,ai0ns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

=. Hu. .rc.a ssl p.-Yot e.ls BY other aar,. So
% f,s '9 .S Sss E EysI f IT, % vrn % @
r.eePs By Railroad t AisI'on' have S'sa ~
Sys HsIem ssl be.,s = Gov. isl ys1s ,il s's7'
X, he T'ir5.s 40 tSsSss ID ~ hSs at rol br,lsh -
IL 5y wsst 81 b-svs 80 'hrs~ 'o b., al h''ss
10. t'''' Teo.' Ia .hs Cry b a. ri. ~, M Eesk ~e's
af asf asD IaSs; 1' i.ss 70 200 a ss e
.ss,. Of sheep sd Lsm .,' sss hamSra
=, ses los2 This AIS les thtn ,is nst
ss ;s . we ss sseA i sS arrived nas ssu o
m, rriees torevsr do not vary much from iss az
~ssf W. saw srossnt sheep snd La1' z ,n Ts
ne prs Browrins from Seneca Comfy By r Len
shseP .sgs f,o q 70 g :od s" Ver5 extra 0n''
from Corners ss,. book the following I steep
sfS isIanls So u sheep .la Lambs $50 ~ sasep So
In ersws Pens thess extra Of sheep IRON Moa-o:
~ Ct uitof sh:b we're held els They viii probably sell
for sla 81, =. ,n.r.o,,. q,
1IG s' r .fsSs s req su ssy: d and Who
lien b.f them market Or t1y them here ought 70 make
ci,xBsEIfS suotss sAeep a. IS - 80 - IS So and
DEsfstI Step brlsr cs.sn sy,. Ss nI 10;
- 20 ass; ,7de 50; 81 90 sS5 no do, Sos ~ do
JcnS MosrxrS Sheep broker ChanbsTuns furnishes the
following account OF sales
ss sS : ::s Price ssa ., S sS2'' sss
50 sheep svefse piiee Z hese - - AoSst CEN. No.
i4l sheer, price z head q ~ slll 70 cent. %
Ssisslr svsr.ss price > head IS 81 fun 10 cents 2 %.
"a i.,f, sv.rase rri-e a head - 5-abouf cents y D.
fC7 ixunis avsra1e price y head II So poor.
lie has dull for the week and prices generally
than Last week 20 the large sIppy
sod 100 for the Desara Market At - - each which l.
about 10 oeIa y. in.
ooss 9TH supply h.nd and the market very
dull u'toa seiuk ~ the Ia Washington Market from
stose y y IN quality.
VTAIs-Tbere little increase In the receipts Int no sr..t
vsr price qualify; GOOD missreb scu b are 90
which respectable Tristan Country would b seized IS unn1
for tur a. the dogs Two days old veal DAD
COWS AND CALvES-There no change TO note either IN
price or quality good many Of them eosld not well be sos
sd the that OF the beefete
ars-tlsy too poor TO winter
sTNF we frd The number still increasing The mret boatI
borshf dow and the Erie Road i7E These are tbs two
sr sources efsuppy We met Mr. Florence from no with Vo
AZ Aercns Of hh go s He sold for Sc per
u 1--we Those from the Erie Road many them 20
10 srsherhouses We visited last week the yards OF the
Uro Company. These located the hill east Of See
ord a. Fortyrs twentyseyen acres 81 The Old Cutns
proper upon the spot whore thai family bad their country
residence the banks OF the East River Nov
principal onsthe wings only ssndng are occupied
nv into hogy,ds
superintendent
ing which stable ard unnumbered collection OF irish
sbanfs hill is rapidly giving waaheor the blows
Of thousand quarry and pis and hanes must soon give p
palaces aud mrs Of the products 81 donec ana
fCIti1n
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WhaIers.

sd fn Edsartown 7th ship OmeEs Hewes for Pacific Ocean
sd I'm NsWBdtord eih slip Java Wyatt for Pssnc oceia
clr
Oct IS lat Ice w whaehip Sharon Of Falhayen
o. a cruse bad l66 bhls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
Rcceluta of Produce.

By TIE @yi Rrss BoahIe723 bbs Flour 3 PKG Wool Is
do Ashes Isl Whsky. AIS sides Leather 1880 beef
r Ere R1uroad-350l bbs 81 do. Ashea 90 do WHISKY
722 Butter do Hams 500 do Apples go do Cheese S2 do
Beef sides Leather Us head Cattle $500 Hogs go Sheep aud
srndIifs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

Inc george Inv utthgAt rAo wv ~ bOit 10 AA4ius
Co irCm Australia via Panama
1t Boston good business paper Of the first elias be
sold he brokers cent and the next grade
from 10 tol2 Collateral loans range from to p and are
easily negotiated BY parties of good credit The principal
accommodations however are obtained the banks with
slight charge ior exchange Southern cities in sone
particular instances .
The Exports for the week ending Dec. Il. were
LIvrRPocL-2iis bales bush Wheat a.
- 80 bbs Flour 5i DO RESIN % do Pork ~ DO Spr
CON Meal IS bss 1ob4oco lb Bacon 60 zoe DO Lari
TaCW lAtf0 DO Ch~cse 9o0 do Wax SIS nda
Rubber Goods less gallons sperm OIL az Clocks SO pkg
lin PeTpCr Cold quartz 70 En- islei
LESTER. DC Boots do White Lad be1 skin pigs D. C.
Pr'ris tf3 OsIs , StaveH y eases Essential Oh.
LoNDcS-s0 bs Bees coo Do Flour So do Resin go 60 o.
Gaze II "a iuh Wheat 1900 IL p IA N1nutAure-
tscco DO Nhaebone 80 DO WAY p 50 DO Cheese
md Rubber Cocss & do. CLOCKS bales Sersspsrila
HAvRE-fo Cotton 90 Hops S55s bush. Whes IS ga
Rice. - ipCis Rubber Goods
BRis1cI-sO css Beer a bbs Pork SIS
val Stores Is 80 r. Lard l6ols do Chese 1913 do Tsos
hhd Tobacco. $40 bbls OIL Cake, ITO Us OIL Cake.
GLASGOW 81 bales CosD e4 bush Wheat, 2fl2 bush Corn
5Plss Cocis s. C5veeed L76s bbs Flour az bbls Resin
&c - y Talov. lC s6s n Butter
PsLERxo-3os GA hbls Flour. 10 Rice 1000 Slaves
MAfsELLEs-7 3s busA Wheat as bis Flour II bbs Beef
80 Neon, 9o,O sssvrs case Bgs,s
Ht&frRc- IS pcs Logwood.
ROT1ERoAM-St7 bush wheat 2lo5 do Rye Rice Is
bills Pearl Ales t do Naval orss Cacks bb Roots
Sio1es Candles eases fsnce Of Oil s bs f5aF DO Apples
ASTwERrSsl5s bash Wheat SO btls Flour 20 do Resin
Trirrr-,1n BIS Naval Store II do Resins HIM. rh.so
O. cases Iot1oo 20 tan LoGwooa ~ r7s C5-ls c-s Ciis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
QndnnGi.

n l. ROSS & Co, San Francisco California -
Ds fALcoSER, ROSS Co, Msboarne. Aus.tA.s, Assaa
the New YoTt BOARD Of unGsssn conssnnsals - vessels "a
R6ss sAlcoNEa Z Co, 10. ~ ysAn.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

sMrru-on sunday Dec H. Ofeoo'a"Pu'D' " ''''" u
M tit asa OF his ~. ev and those of brother,
ire katie members of Ofiental L,afH 70 20 "
ser'ti nvbed s'tsnd hs fuprri on Ms -
10 2sGreele Tsesdsy, Dee - a. 4 q. "a "'''
AZ, f.fi.f uvif'iien $500. 49, a. .,- Of riDo.h.
a o. Tis.i.fh 4 sp.irv srsd Is months . -. e..
,.,,tiV, ana frenas q he ftn , 70 ir' -
t,.rsiihis sTossdsyl afternoon q oe'oe~ o. 70 %
Nd the 1lth Inst, ct her lac RS w ,-a,
.f@r hort ipeyz A5s 80 VI i'""S''
Sh.c, M sanuel fdeceased and Phoebe row1'sna; ,h
rnwN ND-On MONDAY Dee " aier mt ln'''' "'
"A, ~. ysr..r "a oriy dsnshter ofDsnisl Townsend
M rsls,irss ara fero Of the family are iavsd y 30
frsr,i ,efvces at the resifence Of Der ia''-r NO
v,5r,,ssV afternoon. Dec a. a. oelocs
wxsxLy REFoRT DgATas in the city o. BrooEyn of t1e
vesk fbding Dec 10 lSo5 MAits % FeDAo@ - ''~ -
(fi3ren Total 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NETWORK
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Empire City windle NewOheans, NJ o Roberts
Orleans New. Orleans Wu1 Nelson
Elza Mallory Williams New Orleans Eagle Hazard RAPID
LTD Da:a State Rs ks epoc
Bssfs-Psn drOs Apsla Anehcola Eagle Hazard storm
Robsr shsrshsi and Msnil, Charles Brewer Films. Mobile
Eodek Seaman Joseph Fish ssayey Cayenne T. D. Hurout
cirss'.i.n CB5l Kelly Yarmouth Ms. Brsine
South Ghspn12 AsPinwsn Greedy croeks, Co Ae'f 90
i s9j'i Rh a: PLS .'l
sehoOnsu-csiot Racket Warehsm sPIsgae CO.. Frank
ssiS1 aecssSy Mon es Hsx ''i
Martha Jane, Tyler Phsdelphs Van Brun sagh Hamilton
y y PoAe CONN Wsn:to5 Pe% Wand Ho4
Wilmington D c. Freeman Co. Abbot Lawrence Allen Boston
sloop-Lady Ferwiek Wright New Haven MATER
ProFellersJohn r. Thompson. Comary. baltimore, Wa H.
psry
Arrived.
Us steamship Geo Law. MCGOWAN, APinwa Nov rndse.
stesH.hp lnds JBrj MoOdy, Liverpool IS Halifax
le miles Of Sandy HOOK Steamship Baltic hsnce for Liver
Steamship Aaban, Geo seh~nek Savannah Dec dse aud
samuel l. Mhi ThsAabarna experienced 2.
Bai Amrsph IBrenJ prOsst Bremen So days md.s and ss
hrm te No II Dec. lat 81 lon. 81 So passed ship
h Augu OF MayPOr wassrossed and abandoned had black
BIs Caroline, Bry.rt, pea..coA 10 day. lumber Peck
Big McIse Br5 RobbSa csr1eso IS d.y. salt 20 Brain.
C. Tor Boston. The a. aas experienced
raes The entire lost sails rgTing bulwsrkz &c.
Bag fnta Keller Ellsworth, days lumber Charles Peters
l. Co
schr wfaisor y DAYS plaster to master
shr Virginia Price, Chase, Boston, days uadse FOster
NiekeTion.
selfJ Tinker, Reed, oaAh Z d.yn Iath. to mater
s Ser Flsss A1H E mere, Fs Rye d.
Setr bomas H. rh0mfsou. Ncker1on Eoston, days.
SCI l Chase Boston dayA railroad bound PieInont
scir z n Dlffid. Hliayd- Portland. Conn
sctr : ". slsc3ck, sbaler Portland. dsyA stone
sclr c C. BE-in ID Hllse Pcrtis1d Conn., 1ays
s-hr Crtine. Penfsld f0rtsD3 Com days s1onr.
setr Gsncowe SYN ester, tsstge 10 days plaster AID fab
Smith B0ytfOa.
Sci srh AIna Pnkney Mbrase p dsys lumber % master
Scar Irces.e HAtAaxsy Dshton. N4ss DAYS Ia ballast
schr Zlie EEdeott Dizafon, Nsss isys In ballass
tiooF spgl-ue. Fab, NaIel4m, esys DaN SpiaEus
BELOW-l brig
WISD-N4
sLEDe sleor eeEsr Abanv Capt Gerry Gor West Indies;
sttsnhtP k-7fs ~ Nn1le foE Havz1a and
Storm, Eolert&- for Manila.
fny sandy Hook Printing Telc-raph
ThF HIGHLANDS Dec. "a gndozn
stezrshY tMriTe City ard bark Charlotte passing aud
bound in
steamship Aistlns soash Of the Hizh'snd bound ia
Wind Light foni T. : Z. Neafher nary
FIRM cur CorsesrO1lent
PHILADELPHIA Dec l2Ar hsrkE 5srsz1ssa Turev Halifax
Y g; Emily B.nrnE HoE-s EewOrieans Charl5ss u T.v'
ClaTf BostoIf is Wilkinson Jr Wnswore P-oviieSrs,
Ah1ancrA sseSa bcEOas Eutersss. Peadls,on ~. psrt
= Cd blig y g 81 Iess. Elesr. Aex ose-zI, a. Wnsh.aE
ter Wrshngel tsl kver Bacon thEoItL SewIiaysa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

The steamer of Wednesday has about s7ooooo in ngo
engaged
The Ex hange market is heavy and the late shippers Of
gold anxious to sell Sterling is held at o for rstcass
signatures and good names can be had at q ~ Francs
5.l5a5.121.
The foreign nCws has increased the du lness Of Fregs
To Liverpool, Grain is nonnaly I'D ; Flour, small
gagaments 2i3 1000 bbls Resin 49, Cotton, 3led To
London $4,000 bush. Wheat lid. 1900 bbs Flour an
To Iayre 200 bbls. Flour 97c Grain, &c. and some
other engagements terms not made public charter Of
q foreigner was made from Savannah to Cowes and mar
ket at &c y ID for Co.-nn.
AS some Of the Ci have stated that all
nearly all the Insuvpz City have suf
fered by the destruot M3ssrs
Harpers it is prop informed
that the followng it; North
American, Common. Arctic, Full
ton, Park, Jefferson, Clinton, 1T Equitable,
Knickerbockor Howard Manhattan, )rk Fire and
Marine, Atlantic, Irving, Grocers Eagle East River Uni
ted States Citizens, Niagara Reliance Republic City Mer
canle,Empire City, Mechanics and Traders
The East River Insurance Company has declared diyi-
dend OF three and per cent
The fourteenth nsialment of y cent on the consi-
tun bonds Of The Illinois Central Railroad is payable AZ
The office Of the company in this City the O Of Jan
urry next
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad has doearele
Cmionnue dividend Of cent, with surplus Of abou.
9 = cent
The Fail River Rair ad 2 cent
The Worcester and Nashua viii probably declare 4 y
cont
Tie AspnWa steamer at hand with about 81 10000 in
cold in freight and in the hands OF passengers The San
juan seomer put into Norfolk for coal and vii be here
probably night She is supposed about slsooooO
on freight ard in tie hands of passengers in addition TO
$4,000 taken New Orleans which by the Nicara
qua route
Messrs Duncan Sherman & Co have received a remit
tance for tie payment of the interest due the Sacri
mentO CITY Bonds on the LIST prox.
Tie aggregate imports of the last week were about
$4,000 orr than for the week of last year The OK
ports exclusive OF specie 340s93 against ss6653o
The letters by the Arctic speak Of active demand
for mouey, and that the outside rate of interest
cent The writers, however consider this activity only
temporary and consequent upon the movementof the Car
who sold ont large amount Of Exchequer bills aud took
the gold away fom the county to pay his troops There
was rather activity in American Securities and the
orders which have out by this steamer larger
than for long time past
As compared with the return of the previous week the
Bank Of England shows increase Of 81 e32n
the public deposits f5s62 in the rest; R7llls2 in the
Government securites and f55423O the notes unem-
ploytd In the private deposits there is decrease OF
0l4sCn securities other than Government Of E44asOl
notes in circulation Of fc9O690 and bullion in both de-
parimonts, Of f36,7sG.
At San Francisco money was rather easier The Stock
quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

ALdASAC...... THIS DAY.
SCH-Eises.... l6 Se,s...... 81 HooNRises 81
Sandy Sim Gov Island 6 He'll Gats... 0a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

fotal.... a6d342 els35653f 527l 915ioi 81 $50 o'5
those Ranks with affixed Incorporated Banks
Al others bonDg Aooaaols formed under me general
law Of the Sftte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

+ DAN of s25OOO0 ST LOUIS CHI i Dv' a,s,...
IL $4,000 ST LOUIS COUNTY BoNps o0fny,Sacly sab
will be received At the House Of Ae:sfs ~ ~ I.ss1
MAN 4 Co, In the City Of New iors untH tae 1'' ~
$50 Go Of 81 Louis CITY SIX PER CEa ~ q s15 -
deeusbe in the City Of HewYoTk n The yss -. %, q 10
ing coupons payable semannuay ia esch yea "A - Of
York This ssusd BY virtue ard IN pansss n a. CT
LEGISLATURE Of the State OF Missouri and ofainaAS" ~
81. Louis -. 49,. and plses fr
Proposas will be received ct the SANE s ~ ~ sOsDxs
$4,000 Of sT LOUIS COZ SIf sd FEE ~ osn . -
deenable In the Ctytof NewYok Va 1919 iss a H. sous
By virtue and pursuance Of acts Of The ~ 81 Lois ~
Ns,our and orde and authority Of the County ~, IA ss -
siove loans will be awarded the highest bdds "a. s,e
lees han $500 payment 10 De I.de ten s, Of fs.g
The tenders The proposals will be opened ~ pr,sr
one Of the house u Duncan, sherman Co. ale BAC0a
sash!er of the American Exchange Bszk
- Louis Nov g 1859 =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

III n our Correspondent
PHfLAnE LPHIA Dec i2irr ha-ks 5sr.xsss Tuv H.Es.x
g Emily BsernG HoEss New Orleans; Charl5zs Tsv'
tart, bcsc1f ,trs Nhlsrson r. WnsTore Proyiiense
A1,nsrS sstsyA Bostoas Euersrsss Peadlstoa Esport
Cd bg Ma ! g 81 rcse. Ellcs. Aex O.ezz. A. Wnzhtax
wrshlngI Fall River Bacon South worth SevIiayen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

THI 1lllF IIook Fflltnl IeIccT4pi-I
ThF HIGHLANDS. Dee fa-ssndo.n
Steamship Empire City ard bark Charlotte passing ne
bound In
steamship A'st1na sgu;h Of the Hizh snds bound In
Wind Hskf ffom T. :. T. Weafher aar7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-09

Many years of trial, instead of impairing the
public confidence in this medicine, has won for
it an appreciation and uotoriety by far exceed
ing the most sanguine expectations Of its
friends. Nothing but its intrinsic virtues and
the unmistakahle benefit conferred on thousands
of sufferers, could originate and maintain the
reputation it enjoys. While many inferior re-
medies thrust upon the community, have failed
and been discarded, this has gained friends by
every trial, conferred benefits on the afflicted
they can never forget, and produced cures too
numerous and too remarkable to be forgotten.
While it is fraud on the public to pretend
that any one medicine will infallibly cure--stlI
there is abundant proof that the CHERRY Pee
ToRAL does not only as general thing, but al
most invariably cure the maladies for which it
is employed.
AS time makes these facts wider and better
known, this medicine has gradually become
the best reliance of the afflicted, from the log
cabin of the American peasant, to the palaces
of European kings. Throughout this entire
country, in every state, city, and indeed almost
every hamlet it contains, Cherry PICTORIAL
is known as the best remedy extant for diseases
of the Throat and Lungs, and in many foreign
countries, it is coming to be extensively used
by their most intelligent Physicians. In Great
Britain, France and Germany, where the me-
dical sciences have reached their highest per-
lection, CHERRY PICTORIAL is introduced, and
in constant use in the Armies, Hospitals, Aims
Houses, Public Institutions, and in domestic
practice, as the surest remedy their attending
Physicians can employ for the more dangerous
affections of the lungs. Also in milder cases,
and for children it is safe, pleasant and efectual
TO cure In fact, some of the most fattering
testimonials we receive have been from parents
who have found it efiicacious in cases particu-
larly incidental to childhood.
The CHERRY PEcToRAL is manufactured by
a practical Chemist, and every ounce of it un
der his own eye, with invariable accuracy and
care. 1t is sealed and protected by law from
counterfeits, consequently can be relied on as
genuine without adulteration.
We have endeavored here to Furnish the COM
muaity with medicine of such intrinsic supe-
riority and Morth as should commend itself to
their confidence-a remedy at once safe, spec
dy and effectual, which this has by repeated
and countless trials proved Itself to be; and
trust by great care in preparing it with chenl-
cal accuracy, of uniform strength to afford
Physicians new agent on which they can re-
ly for the best results, and the afflicted with a
remedy that will do for them all that medicine
can do.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY JAMES C. AVER,
Practical and analytic Chemist,
LOWELL, Mass.
Sold in Lancaster by D. T. Parker Platte
vile by DIR. G. w. Eastman; Beetown by d.
Stewart; Potosi by Dunn s. Bristol. and by all
Druggists everywhere. lS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-09
CHANCERY SALE.
Hercules L. Dousman, !

Hercules L. Dousman,
Us.
Francis J, Dunn, and
Saran NJ. Dunn, his wife,
ri Office is hereby given, that by virtue of
IN an order and decree in Chancery of the
Circuit Court of Grant County, in the State of
Wisconsin, made and entered in said Court on
the 9TH day of October, AID. 1858, in the
cause before said Court, wherein Hercules L.
DouSman is complainant, and Francis j. Dunn
and Sarah M. Dunn his wife, defendants; and
on authority therein given, will sell at Pub
lie Vendue to the highest bidder for cash in
hand at the outward door of the Court House
IN the town OF Lancaster, in said Grant Coun-
ty, on Friday the second day of December, A.
d. 1858, between the hours Of one and two o.
clock in the afternoon of said day, all the right,
title, interest, and claim which the said Francs
j. Dunn and Sarah NJ. Dunn his wife, defend
ants, had at the date of the mortgage referred
to in said order and decree, of and into the fol-
lowing described real estate with the appurte-
nances thereunto belonging, to wit: the west
half of the northwest quarter of section TWEEN
ty-two (22,) the southeast quarter, northwest
quarter, and east half of the northeast quar-
ter of section twenty-three (23); the west half
OF the northeast quarter, and east half of the
southwest quarter of section thirty (30); the
equal undivided half of the east half of the
northeast quarter of section twenty-five (25);
the undivided half of the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter of section one O); the
northeast quarter of the northeast quarter,
the undivided sixth of the west half of the
northeast quarter, and the undivided fourth
part of the northeast quarter of the north
west quarter of section twelve 12); all the fore
going described land being in Township num-
Der six (6), north of Range one CD west of
the Fourth Principal Meridian, and being in the
County of Grant, in Wisconsin. Also, the
northwest quarter of section nineteen (i9);
the east half of the northwest quarter Of sec
ton thirty (30); the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of section seven (7); all be-
ing in Township, number six (6), north OF
Range number One (D, east of the Fourth
Principal Meridian, in the county of Iowa, in
said State of Wisconsin.
The above sale will be made to satisfy the
sum of one thousand nine hundred and fifty
eight dollars and thirty-eight cents, ($1958,-
38, the sum decreed by the Court 10 be due by
said defendants to the said complainant for
principal and interest on the said mortgage and
accruing costs and interest, this 18th day OF
October, A. D. 1853
VIM. McGONIGAL, Sheriff
of Grant County, Wis.
o. COLE, Solic'r for Comppt. E6w17
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-09
Look out for Counterfeits.

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Inc public are cautioned against another counter
eit' which has lately made its appearance, called
w. b. Farrel'S Arabian Liniment, the most danger
o0s OF all the counterfeitS, because his having the
ame OF Farrell, many will buy it in good faith, with
out the knowledge that counterfeit exists and they
cu perhaps only discover their error when the Spu-
'ons mixture has wrought its evil effects.
Inc genuine article is manufactured only by H. G..
aIelI sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
ugsls, No. II, Main-st.. Peoria, Illinois. to whom
H. applications for Agencies must be addressed
sure you get 1t with the letters II. G. before Far
eu $, thuS-H G.. FARRELL'S-and his signature
4 IL we wrapper. all others counterfeits.
So'u oy d. t. Parker, Lancaster; David stewart,
Chandler X Green, Wingville; VIM. H..
as OI franklin; A. Palmer, Muscoda, and by regu-
~ suhoFized agents throughout the U. States.
~ F'lce 20 and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
4 mHsNfS WANTED in every town, village and
- IN The United states, in which one is not al
,c" ~s established Address H. C. Farrell as above,
with good reference as to character
q S''"i'y' &c. Dec ~. [4t-25