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Snaken. &c.

Nar'h rOrda Ps.ssse ship sadsseI m New orIa.n. r
Bosou. -
Frb. q at 81 " lou - w ship Augustine Heard Abbott I'm
Ne~ fort, Jan. a for sansirs
sareh Il at 81 "a % So ship Arlington so d. Liverpool for
Philsderhh ~
hs,Sh on ship K.llnsroo Taylor I'm Liverpool for
New rofi
srys II, at 81 lon 70 bark Rehmond w..t.,, I'm Prov,
cence for Cardeua. $500
Aareh 81 10 niles T. fn Rock Island brs Austen Mtrh-
in nstsuza, FOR Boston so d. Chase IN Sorot s,r 40
20 aats or BERMUDA, ors Arso sAEOs BISON Gonsiyes
sOuvde $500 49,
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PHILADELPHIA March Notwithstanding Virginia Teal
Richmond BRIG C Tag, Clark Penambuco schr w. II. Mail
Ter. CroVcn Ne. York
Clesred-ships Hyde, Snow, New Orleans; Eastern
Queen Fnbury Do harks Japonca Gallagher Havana Lousa
lindsay do Carlo Mauran Tnghsst Maanzas schrs Lady
io CIowe Boston Henry Payson Pledge do Energze Pen
eletoE, Eastport Jane c. Doughty, Murphy, New York
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON Msrcl lArr ships Judge shaw all Havana from
eau harks Z. Cohen Newcastle England Zion, Bait
brs Ma, AeSanda .ehrs Emma Beise Cardsn.sj
10 SRI Moh.wk Havana Below ships Amazpn and Delhi
Calcutta Ulon. from Colombo Ceyon barb Helen Nara
Batmoe bra Anssine Cuba. Cleared ship Climax San Fran
PHILADELPHIA March 24-Arr. brs Charlotte " Tay IS
d. I'm PeuAmbuoo Le barb Truman Of and Tor New York ds
o sail soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS, March 2i-Before
Judge BEBEE and AID. TIEMANN AND CORNELL.

Jeremiah Nelly, the young man who was ar
rested few weeks for causing the death Of John Nc
Cabe by striking him heavy blow the head thereby
producing fracture Of the skull, was placed ON trial
charge OF manslsus hter the second degree The
witnesses examined that testified before the
Coroner at the time the inquest held and same
fscts elected The jury under the charge Of the
Court rendered verdict Of guilty Of Eisnssughter in the
fourth degree and recommended the prisoner the mercy
Of the Court heww lined $50 which amount his Counsel
Jonas B. Phillips became personally responsible for and
Kelly was discharged.
The Petit Jury then discharged Cor the term and the
Court took recess until Saturday
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PHILADELPHIA MARKErs- Thursday. March

IHILADELPHIA MARKETs- IhhrSddu, March
eEThe private advises BY the Atlantic which came %
hand yesterday afternoon, do not materially differ from oar
teezphc and have had little OF no ec. upoa
the market for si' her BKSADsruFFs CoTTos There
moderate eIpor, demand tor Flour for shipment but bay
30 ebls al - IS 81 st q Dbl good brands Of Penn.
ylysni. and Western and e5 sass sly fr extra There
sOod demAni for the supply Of the retailer, And baker.
at former rsies, vls e. Sds5 for common .ni sood
brands and S5 = for extra and q for fancy brands
RYE FLocs IL dull Al Is S. and CoRS MEAL Ct q s7s y
Dbl; Loco bbls Brsn6ywipe sod A. s.
There Is very htte WHEAr Offering White soA a. 81 IS
brsh Rye wanted At 81 4s2 cents with Of so
bushels CORN In tAr request and coo bCshes Yellow
cold mostly 81 cents, afoat OARS good demand
and eo Bushels Penny add u cents bashe In
GROCERIES and Provisions there rather activity
but prices have undergone material change CLOVER
syED is IN demand az 81 q q d which IL further I'd
bat there /. httle coming IN. WHISKY Il
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Ocean steamers.
Passengers Arrived.

H. L-.e Pe4-s.a Jrr- NstfaH " P-w J p IusrsNsr ",
Chsrie veenTy CAPT Jacob Rni Capt; Benz Ktgcomh Peter
Pe,errrL-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-25
U. S. DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge Belts
INDICTMENT.

IHt OTdHU JUIy TVVUIHCU tHTtt UIIIs ythltT-
day of them assinst Charles H. Brown for alleged
seDy sea- to wearing apparel board ship Winfield
Scott The OF the other partiesthey not having
been yet arrested-were not made public
SUPERIOR COURT-Before judge Boswosr8
VIM Beard Woodruff Leonard and others, agt. George
Gnswold Il Co.
To recover damages for alleged invalid sale
OF San Francisco of ship vgnan but denied already re.
ferea 10. The complaint dismissed.
Before Judge EMMETT.
BENJAMIN Tallnlan agt Cornelius Vanderbilt.
BY passer ger from Gan Francisco the shmus Of
Nesssua 10 recover damages for alleged misrepresentation
Of agent at San Francisco bu denied This case already
ssed to- given to the Jury Verdict for plain ill., $50
which carries cests.
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Markets. R<pert.S by rderrarA

CHARLESTON, March 3.-The sales Of Corros TO-DAY
have been 2ooo belss Q range Of sale. with Srra
market tending upward Fair Il quoted lot q lle-
CHARLESTON, March H.-CorToS-Sales too day foot up
Los bales At prces ranging tron = Gle Fair l0tc The
market has Tendency The huEress Of pas
seAys amounts 20 S5oa bales
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I AND WARRANTS purchased nd sold
~ upon the favorable terms and Bounty Lands ss1
Penzon Clsixs promptly attended to, By GEO. WOOD
NAN, No. ~ Whhan-st.
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NOTICE to CONTRACTORs-HANNI.

ANBAL and ST. JOSEPH RAILROADS.&C. PROMO.
sails will be received at the office of the in he
City OF Hannibal, Missouri, until the 10th day Apni Zoe
the graduation, masonry and bridging of We nesof
ssid road extending west from Hannibal
Propositions will also be- received Office la the Cfyof
ST. Joseph Missouri until the 10th day Of May for tho md.
uaton masonry and bridging of yHve miles additional
extending east from st. Joseph The remainder of ns
extending distance OF $50 miles will be placed undsr
contract the be prepared BY tho Eng
neers This line en- braces very heavy and
embsnkments end several large bridges.
Plans profes and specifications will be ready At each
place enc week previous TO the letting.
DUFF 4 LEARNED
Contractors H. and st. Joseph Rallrosd
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OFFrcE OF TIRE Nrw-YosE AND CALwoRStal
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, No. a6t Broadway,
NEw-loRx. March ta. Ies3t

SUBSCRIBERS 10 the CAPITAL STOCK
~ Of The New-York and California Steamship Company
hereby notified that the Ninety per thereon
paid is PAYABLE at the office OF Mrss Davis Brooks Co
No. ~ Broadway follows wa; p per cent lee of
April 10 per ?d vt May 10 cent st OF June
per cent LIST Ct July 10 per cent LIST OF August
per cent on LIST October 1883 BY order Of the Board q
Directors. HUGH MACFARLANE, Secretary. 4
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OFFICE MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING Co. \
Jersev Ciry Marrh Ia 1874

OFFICE MORRIS CANAL AND BANKING Go. 4
Jersey City, March H. lssS
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
~ Election will be held the office OF the Company ia
Jersey City, MONDAY 4th day OF April next Tor tAs
choice OF Five Directors, in place Of cass No whs
term OF service will then expire and likewise one Dectr
in class No. 5. TO supply VACANCY in said class
The poll viii be open from u O'clock NJ until Sceeck
p. NJ, OF that day
The transfer books will be closed and from the lSA
irst, uBni the 5th day OF April 4. MARSH, President
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS ISSIS-
~ SIPPI ard ATLANTIC RAILROAD nom rgaRr
HAUTE to ST; LOUIS LETTING sealed proposak VI
be received the office of the Company either at rsr.
Haute, Indiana, or Marshall Illinois until and on the ish
dsy Of May 1888 al sundown tor the grading and nasonrY
nom Teue Hsuie lndsDs, TO Pocahontss Illinois IA
milesl and Tor the bridge across the Wabash River
Propositions will alec be received until aud on the s
day Of June 1888 AZ sundown either the above named
SEVILLE, 80 miles)
Proposals will BE- preferred for sections NOT lees than en
than three miles, but will be received and cons
cred for sections OF ten, fifteen and twenty miles
The Company the rsht accept OF such pono.
sails their Judgment win best SECURE the prompt eon
sneton of the Road and to reject any and al
they may think proper
PrO6les and specifications can be at the Office ia
Teue Haate for two weeks previous % the letting
JOHN BROUGH President
). DWIGHT EATON Enxinsef 4
Teue Haute, Ind Mach l. 1855
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SIMEON DIAPER, Aue;iOneer.

SIMEON DRAPER, Arcnonecr.
by SIMEON DRAPER, office No. IS Pine.
H 81. corLer Of Niham-st FRIDAY, Msrrh Is -
u, o'elock st the MsrcAai Is Exchsngcs
90 shares Of Empire CITY Bank, Of : y par share,
les shares Of East River Bank sock, % 80 per sa,e,
10 shares Of Shoe Leather BANK. o. slt0 each;
a shares Of CitiEt rs Bans, OF So each;
Is shares Of kulok srboeker Bank, Of SIS each;
q shares Of Fsrmer CltlErss' Bk WihNnse Of 30.
10 shArs Of Nassau Elfe ius Co Of Brookiyn. e. ecs
10 shares Of American Flre ins Co. Of $50 each -
20 shAIrs OF Loriard Si'e las Co. Of Z IS escA;
10 shares OF Hanover FIRE It's CO. Of IS each;
e shares II Howard Lite Insurance Co, Of 49, each,
10 shsrss Of ContiRental Fire les Co o. sl0O each
100 shares OF Suffolk Bank stock, OF So each;
10 SHARE. Of Clinton Fire ms Co STOCK OF fioo eah,
Bonds Delaware Hudson Canal Co. Of s50 eack a.,
May |, 1854 per cent semi-annaally.
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TNHE COUPONS for INTEREST due lss
i April prosmo on the Bonds ofthe BUFFALO, CORN.
ING a16 NEWNOR RAILROAD COMPANY win 10
peid on and after thai date tie oce OF SIMEON ORA.
PER, No. 10 Pine 81 New-loTk
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MINIATURE aLnAsAe.....rHIs DAY,

sUS-Rss. - sets- = hso'-fNs~-...--o ga
.--.TE
sar-y Hooi... 55n GOV. lsaa5 9u He'd Gaia 20 ON
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U. 8. MARsHARs OFFICE.
Deputy Marshal Rakiedewitr ARE,

Deputy Marshal Rakiedewitk arrested
spon Margaret Rice, Leonard st. counterfeit 20 dollar
piece, knowing the be counterfeit The Commis-
soner not considering the proof sufficient to latter the
complaint dismissed.
COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAY
CIRCUIT -Saturday-Nos l,l91, LAS,
ST., II, ga, 500. sos TO 4oS, 4O5 4Cf 4os.
SUPERIOR CoVRr-Adjoumed for the term.
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EDGEWORTH COMPANY-Stockholde
~ Meeting-Thet will be . meeting Of the stoekhod.
ers OF the EdgewoIh Company at the Office Of the Comps-
ny, NO Traveller Buildings, State-st, TUESDAY,
the par OF the Shares and the Capital Of the Company
sum equal TO stock dividend oftwo dollars per share pay
able IN land and also 10 hear report from the Directors,
and attend any other business that may DO BROUGHT be-
fore the meeting. Per order Of the Directors
JAMES g. DUNN,
Treasurer and Clerk Of the Edgeworth Company.
Boston, March 81, 1853
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NOTICE.-The Directors Of THE AMERI-
~ CAN MINING COMPANY have erder-a an -.
meut Of FIVE DOLLARS on EACH SHARE of srSlCN
in said Company, numbered from No 20 No Sco iaca.
s,vp rsvsbe on or b. fore the h dsV Of April next D.a
w CURRIER, Secretary.
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n L. ROSS & Co., San Francisco, Csliior.
1Is pia-FALCONER, ROSS Co, Melbourne, Aass
ualis Agents Of the New York Board Of Underwriters.
Consisnmeon ofyessels and merchandise soheitedsy
ROSS, FALCONER Co.
No IA Pearlst
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Cow
Il PANY.-The siAth insa'lnent OF Per Cent :, -
subscription for s'oooooO Of the sevea Per C,,, C
s,ruerOp Bonds Of TIE Illinois Uea,,Al a.lro.s G.
psny viii b,ece dee and payable the OGee Of he Co..
pany, No 50 wsllst on "Wednesday. s'th April
BY order Of the Executive Committee
W. r. BURIAL rr,.,rs,
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FrRy-Yesterday morning fire broke out
l. 49, $1,000 Mnsln Factory OF Andrew Athe 10 sns-
ewsTi. which consumed it, together with gaao
81 of,tock Los 20 eco insurance $500 on the pus
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03
Look ort for Counterfeita

-
The public are cautioned against another counter
felt, which has lately made its appearance, called
w, B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, the most danger
Gus Of all the countereitS, because his having the
lame of Farrell, many will buy it in good faith, with
ont the knowledge that counterfeit exists and they
will perhaps onlydiscover their error VIII en- the spu
rious mixture has wroughtlts evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist, No. II, Main-st., Peoria, Illinois, to whom
all applications for Agencies must be Addressed
Be sure you get it with the letters H. G. before Far
relPs. thus--H. G. FARRELL'S-and his signature
or the wrapper, all Others are counterfsits.
Sold by d. T. Parker, Lancaster; David stewart
Beetown; Chandler * Green, Wingville; VIM. Fl
Hood, Franklin; A. Palmer, Musceda. and BY regli.
larry authorized agents throughout the u. States.
- Price 80 and 50 cents. and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town. village and
hamlet in the United States in which is not al
ready established. Address H. G. Farrell as above
accompanied with good reference as to character
responsibility, &c. Dec %. [4t-25
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ET.E,C..TT0M MClTTnE,

NOTICE is hereby given, that an Election
IN will be held in the several Towns Of the
County of Grant, Wisconsin, o., lie fygt Mon
dag IN Tie month Of September nert, being the
9th Of said month, for Election Of Judge
OF the County court of said County,
III the place Of STEPHEN O. PAINE, whose
term of office expires on the first day of Jan
uary next.
made in all respects as other General Elections
are by law required to be.
VIM. McGONIGAL, Sheriff
Grant County, Wis.
Dated the 18th day Of July, 1853. E212
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MILWAUKEE, & MISSISSIPPI
"a a = e @ e ID.
- 60

THE attention of the Merchants of Grant
County, is invited to the facilities which are af-
forded to them by this Road for getting taeir
Goods through this fall. The Main Trunk Of
the Road will be completed to Stoughtonville,
(about 10 miles west of the Rock rivef) in
September. The Branch road is now running
to GAINESVILLE. From either of these points,
excellent highways lead to ali parts of Grant
County.
mage of the Merchants and Farmers of Grant
County to their Road.
E. H.BRoDHEAD, sup't
July 26th. 1883. f213-6m-
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MORE REV.
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS.
Fifty more loads Of spring s. sammor
GoOds, just received!
Wy is there such q rash at tie PEOPLES Store?

YAyts there such q rush at tie Peoples Store?
0qaas~ b BECAUSE, the people buy
slss2lsFiss77isgssS goods where they can buy the
$3.50 cheapest, and are the best ac-
commoddied. Consequently, every steamer
from st. Louis TO Potosi, brings large euaati-
lies Of FRESH Goods for the Peoples Store con-
sistng of all the various useful articles to sup
ply the wants Of our customers. Here the peo-
pie come, and beautifully supply themselves
with every article they need, acithout looking
further for when they see the immense piles
of goods, and enquire the prices, at glance
they are t'conoinced'' all is right And prompt
men know there are no icry faces if they ask
reasonable indalgences, and they know, too, they
can buy as many goods for a dollar as any
where in the country
We won't gass much, but leave that for those
who have less to do and will only say, we
are grateful for the general patronage we re-
ceive both from friends and strangers. We
are now selling a little lower than ever, to make
room for our Fall Stock, which will be on in
due season, from the Fountain Head always
o& hand, and alerel understood
D. T. PARKER
Lancaster, Wis, June 10th, 1853. 27-2c
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

Iz1'I DlGEST!'' Such is the true meaning Of
The word .sPEPSIN,'' or OF The two Greek words
from which it is derived. This is the significant
and appropriate title Of the TRUE DECISIVE FLUID,
Or GASTRIC JUICE, prepared by DR.. J. S. HOUGH-
TON, of PHILADELPHIA, from The forrlh stomach of
tie Ok, for the cue OF Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
II is Natures own remedy fer an unhealthy Stom-
ach. No art OF man can equal its cuiative powers
ft renders GOOD EATING perfectly consistent with
HEALTH See the figure fthe Ok in another pait
&c this paper.
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HORSE STOLEN or gTRAvEED.

NOTICE OF DIss0LUTIoN.-The
IN Partnership heretofore existing between
US under the firm and style Of Barber s Alcorn,
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. We
shall be ready to settle up the affairs of the
company at all times, and expect immediate
calls from those indebted. Do not delay, as
legal means will be resolTed toif settlement
is not made forthwith. T. M. BARBER,
JOHN ALCORN.
Lancaster, January 5, 1858. lisa
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bt0)7F5I(6 $751;

THAMES w. sEAToN, of Po-
tosi, will be supported by many citizens of
Grant County, for lie Office Of County Judge of
Grant County, at the Election for that Office in
September next. MANY CITIZENS.
August Isl, 1858.
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Read the folowip,g remarkable care, ayhich sho

Read the following remarkable care, qphicb slo'd
Of Itself plGce II. G. FARRELL's ARABIAN
LGNIMENT, far 6eyoNd any similar remedy:
Mr.. H. C. Farrer-Dear Sir: Actuated by sense
OF gratefulness, submit the following as an in
stance of the utility of your great medicine. My
Child, three years DID, was suddenly attacked with
a terrible disease, which in less than six hours
prostlatodit to total heplessness. The limbs be-
came so rigid that not joint could be bout; the
eyes fxed partially closed and altogether Blind fol-
lowing this was deafness to all sounds the spine
became contracted and SO curved that when lying
ON its back the head and heels only touched. In
deed, the child presented every appearance or be-
ing dead. Immediately on the attack, the family
physician called in, and for three weeks he Ia
bored to restore it 10 feeling, but ali in vain atho
it was blistered dozen times and vatous rubefa.
Gent Liniments spilled. 4 consultation Of physi-
clans was then held, but TO no puIpose, the case
was then brought before the Medical Society, but
nothing could be suggested which had not already
nothing more. We then commenced applying your
Liniment freely over the entire length of the Spine
and you may imagine parents joy, when, after a
few applications, returning animation was apparent,
and it rapidly recovered with the exception of the
sight, which did not become perfect for near month
The child is now healthy and robust as can be-
Five other cases Of tie same kind occurred previ-
ousy in my neighboraood, all Of which died, when
there is no doubt il your Liniment had been used
they would have recovered.
HENRY C. CLELAND.
Peoria. March [ st. 1851,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

E3-Lake Superior is getting into high
repute as region for summer rambles
There the tourist finds the purest and
clearest water, the most delicious fish, {
elimat9 invigorating and rejuvenating
and scenery the most majestic and impress
sive, the most lovely and enchanting
Several parties have gone thither from
New York within the last few weeks
We found it hard to resist the tempta-
ton of accompanying one Of them
Home Jour.
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Dp east Mtail.


New York, July "A.
The French Minister of War is asser-
ted to have addressed the Paris Cham
Der Of Commerce. on the Turkish cues :
ton in the following strain: awe are
not bent on making war, but if the En-
peror, to whom the honor of his govern
Iment is dearer than all, should think the
national honor exacts a war, he certain
ly will not recoil from its necessities"
The United States shouting as teeth.-
Advices from Smyrna to She 29th of June,
state that the commander of the Ameri-
can frigate had laid his vessel close to
the Austrian brig, on board of which the
Hungarian Colonel Casta is to be inn
prisoned. The American commander
has declared that he viii not approve Of
the removal of the prisoner to Trieste.
The U. S. Minister claims Casta on the
plea that he is an American citizen.
Boston, July, 26.
The CigI Var at Buenos .4yres, Somh
.3merica. -Advices to the lst of June
state that a Constitution like that of the
CbitOO DidtCo Iido DSCil ny tilC
General Urugay, but it is not probable
that the inhabitants Of Buenos Ayres will
accept it.
Cincinnati. July 81.
Discovery Of Band Of Desperate
Rogues. Six oounterfeiters were ares
ted last night, three miles below this ci-
ty. In house were found 10000 of
counterfeit money, on the Stats Bank Of
Ohio, and the Fairfield Bank, Connecti-
cut. Dies and instruments were found.
Three Of the party were penitentiary
birds. One Of them is large sub-con-
tractor on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad. The band is supposed to be
the largest in the country.
New York, July 25.
LpAD.-The market is inactive and
nominal, at 1926 for Spanish and S., 80
a$5,75 for Domestic.-[T rib.
zg@It is estimated that probably one
man in every four throughout the human
race is, more or less, a smoker of tobacco.
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Notice TO Pre-Eslnptors.

DERSONS wishing TO take Pre- Emption
Claims, can sare a journey to the Land
0fice, and much expense, By calling at my Of
fee and making their applications, TO be for
warded By mall. The undersigned is authors
zed to receive and receipt for the fees Of the
Land Officers. J. ALLEN BARBER.
Lancaster, July 90. 1853. E212-sm
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E73It is reported that Gen. Dix has
resigned the Sub Treasury ship, and that
ne will be appointed Ministers to France
after the elections in North Carolina,
Kentucky and Tennessee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03
III. G. FaFreEE's Genuine Arabian
Imminent

Is most extraordinary medicine, the truth or which
is placed beyond doubt by the vast sales of the az
ticle and the many cures being daily performed by
1t, which previously had resisted all other medi-
cines and the skill of the best physicians in the
world. 1t is composed of basams, extracts and
gums peculiar to Arabia--possessng, in concen-
trated form, all their stimulating, anodyne, peneta-
ting, unctuous and revulsive properties, and the
same which, years ago, were used by the "Sons of
the DESERT" with such miraculous success, in GU
ring the diseases OF both man and beast,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-08-03

ASHLAND FOR sALE.-The farm OF
the late Henry Clay is advertised, il
The Lexington Observer, for sale. It
contains three hundred and thirty acres
Of the best land in Lafayette County
Kentucky.
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TEL0EaFgON2s
FEW Err 8 AGUE POWDERS

FOR TIE PERMANENT CURE OF cHfLLs AND TEvER,
FEVER AND AeUE, DUMB AGuE, OR ANY
FORM OF INTERMITTENT FEVER.
THERE are no diseases SO debiIitating in their
effects upon the constitution as tbe above. and
none more difficult to cure bY The usual modes
of practice. The Fever aud Ague Powders
will effect cure in cases of the longest stand
ing, as well as prove preventive III the form
ing. stages of the disease. Being purely yege-
table, they act with certainty on the disease.
totally Graduating It from the system, and pre-
venting return at any future period.
Manufactured by
THoMPsoN'& CRAWFORD, Philadelphia.
None genuine without their signature.
Pill For Sale at TIE POST Office. Lancaster