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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16
Phi1ndsIphin afnrkcts.

FfhIadtIIhlh WnfktIs. 80. olIl NDAI Jan IT
Tie FLOUR market he advance noted Yesterday and
tiefe cd port demand Sales Of loco bbs good asas
e. SIS bb ~ Ga. aud 5 do. mixed brands,
There demand for he supply OF ths
treoe range % fof and brands
EYE TLoCA dun MEAL in better -f1andf l.u0 ob
s. s. 3 b1 Total INSPECTIONS for free
Flour Rye Flour. Corn Meal.
If5z.............79 $50 1852 t0o3l
I..-........ 6 1914 1858 1851
wheat oo.iinues demand aud further sales Of 5000
PsrDylvsuia Red made At -l 550Sl 10 =
busa SNAIL lot Of hio ri IS RE IL sa-e sad ia d.
upward tendency ana there bat IT.
30 bushels Yellow 0d &c IN aad 5JJ
bushels old a. private Ia Oals chance.
held firmly In b5s sales OF hhdi at
81 a &c. al Drudg. &c.
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iSsTlrUTos FoR SAVINGS o. MsRcH,Srs CLSsxs &C
No 5 Seezn4l-s, 3
= ANINGS RANK-DlNIDEND.-T Trustees O

CAVJNGS BANK-DlYIDEND.-Th Trustees OF
- this Intitrtru ave dividend In accordance with
the yaws raysba poo On and ager ~ ESD ~ lIth in
a. oEs: Interest the Of SIN PER GENT p9t ann 7,
MON an Hundred Dollars and under AM AZ the rae OF
FIVE PER CENT per sruum on 81 sums over rive n4'eu
Drs called for will be placed 70 credit OF ds
jtos and orsw deposit Bank open IlErDAli
THURSDAY ana SATURDAYS from 20 . 0clo a L u
FER oroer MOSES II. GRlSNEiL, President.
PrNI r WINTHROP. secreary.
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No. 6l8 ~roaixay bieeckorSt
TNHE TRUSTEES Of this Intuition have directed
that interest paid depcGtos tounsed thor ol for the
lree OF ak rnonhs rar Jan 1854 the OF AZ cent
FER auuun Of and under and i've cent per
1r or suu over $50 Payable ald sor MONDAY 18Th lcs-
reres rot for will he added 70 the principal aad receive
interest ID, T. , bRONN' ttes4--us
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PHENIX BANK The Trustees of the late Phenis Bsns whose
expired the ls iust hereby give notice thh hey
will raw their legal representatives. tue anal
dividend per foows eight cent 80
the 10th day January and Gems a. On
aid after the lst dsy Of July. 1884
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MINIATURE ALMANAC......r
..... 3 S,ts..... s. Mo1S-Hi.e l5a
wATER......fhls
Sandy 56l Gov. Island u i5n Hell Gas.....9 %
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DHENIX BANK The Directors OF the Pheni1
Rank whose viii expire the Is January 1884 h,se
day vaend heen cent o Which vii DO
paid Stockholders by the Trustees afsf The To- Dag o. JnuAb
1854 By order Of the Board L bhfSON NAhef'
New-NCrk. Dec 81. lt5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

To Liytrpocl locoo bush grim n; lliSl2d; 1000 bb'
Flour al s6a39 200 bales cotton a. II 3z1 "a To
London 600 bbs Flour ~. TO Havre, 5000 bashals
grain al 2lc 2oC0 bis Fiogr a. CSC. The Shipping Ld
adds NJ fcs IL previ rs tsrre dsys:
To Liverpool seooa9o'o bblA Flour Of b. 3D. a3..
Cd; 3COO furrentine ana Resin, f. 500 tani Log
wood 49, Cd 100 tcs Beef g.. 300 boxes Bacon, 5ls
Cd 6cOCOa7Co0O bushels Grain nd. in bulk and II a.
al2d IN ships bags and Cotton 3D. Several Of the en-
gagerns rts above were by Britt ship To London 40
bslos Bacon aud Lard, sos; 200 bbs -FOUR -
Cd 200 tee Beef 7sa and 100 bbis. Clover seei g. gi
To Bristol We 81 WIS taken up At I'D for wheat 10
hytrero eGo loYe. Snger 500 and 1909 bushels Rye,
I'D 10 HavTe, 100O0015oOo bbls fioar' 9'ca ana
1ooO0al5O0O bushels Wheat, &c. 10 Melbourne, 219I
BIS Flour e. delivered on the whai. 10 CaAi,rna'
e00Cyc for lfasgrenent Ond lc. for Heavy O9)1si a
fun ship engaged lcOoo0 fet Of Lumber at &c. aad
cert rIins1e brig from Satills River to Ne" YORK.
tlf for Timber. o.,
In port yesterday: B.-ss , %
sshoOner'
The reeeo. Of The Le Miami Railroad Co for two
week endihs a,,,s,n
JssSsi5 2'5o o3
,.e,..... ................... sIe7g55
Tie receipts Of this road for the years 1852 and 1853 were
From r,,.,,..,. .......sa ls3 isss eiiss9'aa 'a
Fiom fIesht sHd nlils.. 2J0ets .s8n %.
I.e,..... .s5.s7G5 s. e576s Ss
Showing In in the gross receipts Of sl4Osl2 81
Receipts of tho Norwich and Worcester Railroad for the
month Of .,
peeenbsy 1853 were ............e2l 1897 IS
DeesnSeI 2'i' 20
Inerssse - BIB
The Meckancs Bank Of WaDrOwn which RS not re
deemed at Albany. will probably - on. To" notes are
s borc in small amounts Wal t at the rae as
before TH1mpson's Bank Note RcTo~ter says
The failure Of the Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF
Osveco YVES announced last week, Jan 6, H. Wehink
fhe ftcures Will when sold, realize enough 70 pay -
oeris ON Tie dollar We shall pay Is cents on the dollar
10 those who wish 70 ell in advance o. dividend.
We have sent petition 10 the Legislature asking m in
yottgoton into the Of the failure of this Bank end
The FeImors' Bank Of Onondsga.
The demand for small Land Warrants continues good
willie erc is very little inquiry for 1908 The quotations
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nth ,o.l,oHEF Meyer ~ ius Ia. . y lsa g % 'Tol
l!is oHisiset Of a. m "a ~ IL iss ssar
SIP ssfisert rsrork 2 p q L.srp va iis "a
I Lad 81 assi .aiszE the sisrss Iasisassn b.
ff1 A1s ar Koh setsal~ sad 9 4, 2. o Ia g
y en.sd u I.'. g ~ r. EHa " RebsrSs5a o. 3folkvils
r..re i.r5rfss both mss so-s ~ fui. o. rsst
EsI ass.s Cesea. In Aas'i.s Dec q VIII h-'a % rex
ois .,t P. Br. pps d. IN Brsnsn s;a n lie All rs
. u PSss cow calico lis q sis s,no 70 sra, Pc
- n ler n = fpake via estp llheois Ia News st'd y
OF clean s vel iit1 ~ p ~. 1T - -
Big Toeeo snnswy LaEaa De = ws yToSl 2 L1stsi
ksettrI ys,el . Was s s5 5st "a s h5y. h.
o. hsr b,alen6si rsfsd VIII lo # par q deeklo.d .
BffT A Conlir hsm loi bsimsE Rich C7ise'i D O. VIA
sris Pi"s. ,isi) c1ys 50 IN AHsssi.n VIII Mise All
80, Noniieso q yiH:ueEet Dec IS LAT D oa 8 s
In Quinn shs of Bsltorel Rich casssOa - ia with
'' Bs PeGo HeHnnssy L,suna 2 d. with lo.vo, LobAeh
Bic Lawn Dan Peter.on Rio JansO g I. vita coffee to
sbr w,,tc COf Philadelphia Foster Savannah with
sehI cf;s Gren.r Of PHILADELPHIA Martin wiln1ng,on ia
IN tssissr II chrIse Baltimore bo7ni TO wa-eh.n
-sefr Louisa D,er Sylvester. R0ekani With lime
sf1I s, STsssT re itG ., Mufo5a
setr CoTrtis. Van Name yan Vsaae' Virgins ad'
ssir Wsshireton Van Name Virgins
sALTD Steamships James Adssr ChAsston A1Eusa ssvAn
rah Jsestow Rehlnoad ship UaveEss, Liverpool
oiless
The Ir brought port ssfsrisy h Capt W1a q whaiEs
tsk United The Tch0s u Ns~51Tpof abandoned on
Ter pstssse Baltimore Providence agi rescued BY brig
uNspnee LeIe 4ti net g before rePoEt-d
brs Tcss Crsty from Esfpo reported IN Sat
ursy rorirgs 20 sion Jo lat 45 % Ion 3d. fell "a
With srfr Fng Fase n Th0ron Capt Post from Havana for
Fct captain sld crew down wth the over
tf q rT lo1s sal. nd iectoi tsg 10 ar
td captain sad crew fsss 5 boxes Of ca-s tom
tie rclll them 20 fs CAPT Post ~ rs l ns'
food. hse a. iln
II crf lc1F s frT lDabs % clear Ia w9ck rae
rr'yl1-f -l-n in win 9y sehr Manh- tr1 ed ~
HoEe 13 @ who being shoii Of prov 'oas isd b. niil
The S .. Btss cane up
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90 ExeNlNlE 80. J.0 2 I,.,l.

CORN EXcHhN5E 3ANK Jan 2 ltoI.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-A i'idend of FOURQ)
PER CENT GA he ul stock aud TWO ~ PER CENT on
IL. Scrip stoc will De paid tue shseholde cat Of
th profits the months The sdt ofebrlary next
books Kl be closed from che - lust 70 tho LAY OF
l"5ncI" N'.U'''' - ~ " n A PLATr Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

Passengers Arrived
tofk Mid from VIM. An.ia, Fro.hcwey
son. Charta NuroHa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

MILLING Ot tAe DlhEC lOhs oi tue
"a CLEVELAND. GAINESVILLE aud ASdrAbULA RAIL
ROAD. bold Jantors g. 1884 u Was
hsf rat dividend Of Five per be declared tue
Csrs stock OF Conpa any payable the Office OF T. Handy
qorrtr h. Cleveland the Soc khoic tho sst Inst cot Of
te MT earnings hs endins December ST. lass In the
Cer STOCK par cash the tn sOcsh)doui Ald
thar those entitled rats shares BE- required the
difference faction aud full share IN cash snh ~
ION shares aud that le transfer b00As Os
c, sed frorn h. 18Th 90 the 2st of JauuArv. 1884
Circular s be issued 60 each sockhpidef ater mo
'" GROR ~ Ely Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

u ros will be received until Of the fh day Of February
the Oce Of the Union Cans Company, No Walnut So
Philadelphia for the whole On Of - An Of 1--WE
HUNDRED THOUS DOLLARS authorized for widening the
rder Of the Canal from Reading 20 thu Swatars
Bonds ofhe Company have prepared OF i've HUI
dred and thousand Dollars they have thirty 20
attached the
@ May and November s
These Bouds secured First Mortgage Of all the property
Company, ncllding the franchises aud tho OF
ennualy toward
Sinking The schuyk Navigation Company for thirty
years Us he tolls b. received from the Unon Canal trade
Of the State these Bonds vel the property 0Ehe
Company from all taxation for twenty
By with the schuybi Navigation Company,
Sinking FUND Of at least $4,000 provided M the
ment oftbe Bonds.
The the schuyk Canal Reading with
II eighty miles length besides which there bmuch Canal
twenty-five miles long connecting u with the Schuy!k Coal Re
gon OF Pine Grove.
The branch Canal and thirty miles Of the main line have been al
ready wd ned and the trade upon that portion Of the Canal wall
not be inqpted IL new proposed 70 widen the renaaas y
miles to Reading
present the pay the
and Sinking Fond Of these Bonds and tho increase Of sde
eaud BY the enlargement need only tho Of Working
the Canal The during th3 past year S0G .
The Company the light 70 take the whole part Of
bid Twenty per Of the bid will be required within
the thereof the III
thirty sixty and ninety days hoeaer but the whole Of
bid will e received at Il preferred.
Pamphlets giving the history aDd prospects Of the Canal and
detailed particulars Of the Loan os hal By application
the Office of the Comany r. RUMBLE SMITH,
President Union Canal Company No s. Wenutst Philadl
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GREEvwIcH sAylSGs BANK. 6
TNrrIE go 49,

GREENwIcH SAVINGS BASE. 6ti-av cor. IA g.
JANUARY INTEREST for lS5i.-Dcposlt0rs are
~ hereby The Board of Trustees have ordered the usual
q be the cent annum on ali
hunded Dollars snd and all sums aOOga
Fge Hundred Dolsr the Of per pay
ae rt the Bank during aud after hs % Instant
By dcr ofthe WILL An VAUDEVILLE, President
W W. r. p VgSmI'E' {secretnrie,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

a AItAIDNh RAfLhOAD tOMl l. ulNi-
- share has been declared
.'ot the Hauglck hNoi Company payable On tho
Fshuar igsl s'ackh0dfn whose
b. books he Company H. BIB day 81 Jtnldy lD
IA, books viii Doe closed Om tho Oh 70 ihs ltl Gay
January 1854. inclusive.
Tho di, stock resed in New York sai tbe coupons
the ho.d of te COapany, will be paid &C
90 &c o. q o. =. ; huJier, No Ian jverst
Jan B. 1854 r. b. BISHOP, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, No.
~ Cbsubest Abe Trustees Of hit institution have directed
that interest be paid 90 al deposos entitled thereto for h
months ending 3st 1T 70 lows Ga all OF $50 aud under
AZ The rate Of elk per annun aud on sums exceeding go
the Eve per able aud afle Monday
10th inst Interest called for VII be carried % the credit Of de-
posters - principal GREGORY DILLON. President.
PEIER CRERAR. Aeoountant- Nex Y0rk. Jan. B 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16
OyyicE oaio LrFs INs AvO TRg5r 90.
N.Y. Nn-x In 40 I4A

OgYlcE ono LIFs Tvs AHO FRU5r 90,
NOeX Jtn 40, 1881 )
DTVTDEND.- Tie Gle Gland and Pittsburgh sail
~ rod Con pom, dscrei dsnd OF five f ths
rsrsix months PAYABLE he Jh n0 t1is oh-o @ sock
tcd,rs on The New York books W no X WE'LL Ctlior
V'HE COUPONS due Jan J, lSoi, on the BOni3 Of
The M.lsild S-ujlsky Ciy ktiroai Clmoiny viii 30
~ On rrscutfsou A. be office Of kETCat RO5Ek5 BE-
gENI. No. - Nnams,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

ATthe ANNUAL. ELECTION, held ON the Sd inst,
n the follow rcfsns we've prccgorsof tne Bank iot
TIE erEuinR wear
Eljah r Puroy, Charles Durald y,nsthan tsietf
" l,.an Adams John u. Dickinson ..shA e
Charles Aberuafly Jsspet Hughes, Nrs.is T. rex
Isroc . Barker Samuel LeggDtt aries Hatt,n
Ifcrard glrrch t}4,.se Neshtt william StaDlts
sutscquer meeting the Board Eli il = fufay vs. dl.n
uuslv re- Prcen declined Ia 81
,ous jen and Treas she siSpennY
SAVINGS Bank whr.fron Peck E-i gnuiaiJssy elect
:" T. u CHURCH, Cs.hst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16
Nus |TLF IUFI IIu'IV"H
HE NRY CARY o. tbs late
JOSHUA J. HENRY, )PhcniK Bank.
DNDEND-Thc DIRECTORS of THE HOME

~ INSURANCE COMPANY have this ia, dscar-s dividend
Five Ier cent ab tie Sockhor "a the oiice OF the
Ceurety No ~ Wau on and n MONDAY tho 10Th inst
NwYoit in TO- Iast CHAs J. MARTIN Sec.
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nTTlCE OF CONTINENTAL INSURANCE o.

No IA Wulst Ntvlofk January 10 1884 Tho Board Of
this Company have this dag declared eu' aAn - dy
demo OF i've Ter CEN thode their Ss rep
af the 10Th inst Ttusf books vii b. closed
prrj thet drtl GEO I. HOPS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

'tE Ikt - E-~ 81 tle ~. " - 80 - -, ~,
"a hereto fr ne x months endas Dec 81 1883 on fna. q
SEQ oud uDoer thc 90 cent PAYABLE On ana att ea
All ia vi b crit % drp' - ~,
cira Ortr daily from u 90 4 ord 70 IN "theii oAnAas
Rooms 10 Sc " Grrtn ~ New York Jan ". - -.
' tALEB = WOJDdULL- PrendenL
NANnrRnlIT L RrXroN \. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16
IN W. VAUGHAN x Co, Providence, h

Id W fAOuhAN 49, "a ~ l .'S'.', -, =
lie BANKERS and BROhbBS-Are prepared 70 n'soi'e
tourercal make Collectors IN 81 OF the county
roy AID sell stocks Commission ana 10 set As n or paf-
abroad 10 tie sscon of any hlslurFs.
RFFLbENCEs, Mr. Bowen. Prsiafnt Bte ksione Canal
Bay 4 Pnyiceuce L. NJ Pikef President How ri Sank
ia Co Bo.fau; Msrs Robbins Son SewYorSi Mesrs
Johu Farum 4 Co, Fbildelphit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-16

Ee..... sTo-'- 20 % A''ir''o %
Showing IN increase in the gross receipts Of Sl40sl2 81
Receip of tho Norwich and Worcester Railroad for the
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nLEICE M the EI ORENCE nnl VIEWPOINT O..

kFIIOL OF Ilt ILVNI1'OI1 "HI NJ II ~ -
" Jan S-DIvIDEND.-Ata meeting OF the ockholiers
held dividend Of half do lar per share on the ctp
stock ending the st day Of February next doeA
PAYABLE that date The transfer books will be closed
On he .sfh ms. THOMAS LLOYD, Treasurer
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16
LAND OFFICE AYa
G eneIalLand Agency
Charlton. Lucas County, iowa.

vE'HE subscriber having established L
LAND and GENERAL AGENCY OFFICE
at the above named place, are prepared 10
attend to the entry OF land, location o
Land Warrants, furnishing aud filing the
Necessary papers in presumption rights, all
on the most easonabls terms. They also
keep on hand large supply of Land Wax
rants of every denomination, which they
will sell as low as they can be sold al any
point in the West. Their familiarity vita
Land operations in the Yves, and Land
Office business, together with their iaciii-
tier at the different Land Offices IN Iowa.
give to their establishment every adyantesn
possessed by Government Land Office.
We have full set Of plass which are kept
constantly posted.
REFER ECES:
Col. Francis Springer, Reg. L.. o., fairfield
Col. w. Ill. Wallace, Rec'r. g :.
IL. ID. Downey, Reg. l.. 0. Iowa City.
Gen. e. Morris, Rec'r. g g
j. Dawson, Esq, Evansville, Iowa.
J. *. Cook, NJ. D., g
w. Wr Cottle, Centreville, Iowa.
ANDERSON & co.
Dec 80 1859.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16
From the Prairie Farmer
Br.ES.-sEEE CENIVES.

Ma. EDlToR: have had later and
smaller swarms from hives Of one thou
sand cubic inches, than from those
twelve inches square, which attribute
to wan, Of room for breeding. once
put an early swarm into hive Of twelve
hundred cubic inches 10 make them
swarm again the same season; | goi a
swarm la two months, The next sea-
son pu, an early swarm 10 hive
seventeen hundreI and twenty. eight
cubic inches, and go,.wo swarns iii one
month.
Some Of your corresp onden,s say put
the hive III HE sun. others IN the shdLe
Ever since the truth broke upon my IN
Outstanding thai bees and the hollow
trees were made hs. and adapted &c
each Other, took to nature for those
difficulties for lessons from the Crest
Teacher nearly spring sunshine is
good. especially for weak swarms but
when The bees in HE woods are shaded,
shade yours. In hot weather the comb
becomes soft and .he bees are frequently
comp, He'd to run out Of The hive. and
stop work IN the heat oil the day: anu
sometimes the comb m,l.s down if the
sun is allowed 10 shine directly on the
hive PARTICULAR, if j. is Lard wood.
have loo many bees for IN, range. -
A. lsw carried 10 lie aeig.bors last
.utSmer, did much better than those al
home. shall take abroad my surplus,
adopting Mr.. Lalhrop's plan Tor winter
protection and security from thieves,
with som: modification TO enable me &c
clean oul tlleshises. When many bee;
are kept together uniavoiable seasons
bear hard On them. Strong swarms en-
deavor 10 rob the weaker. Queens are
lost b, getting into the wrong hives
They have strong tendency to 60 TO
ge,iitr in swarmng Hme, and more skill
Is necessary To u!an.ge 'acm successful
Is. Z. Ii. MINER.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16
6.
AGRICULTURAL.
ASH Is.

Ashes, according 10 the most accurate
aual,- >. contain valuable proportion
~ sul2ha,es. siliicaies, phosphales ADD
earb,nar,s of lime, with phosphates of
potash, soda. line and magnesia together
with Other substances in smaller YET I'm
pnr;ani quantities. An accurate and
critical examination of them also reveals
the presence Of considerable GuaEtiIy
al iml,rircily constituted carbonaceous
matter. (charcoal.) In ashes, therefore,
the sci tic reader will discover at once
tina, ue ha all, or nearly all the mate.
rails OF WI CT some plants. aud espec
,allv wheat, are composed. at will
seem, remarks distinguished writer on
Agriculture 'rhat ashes, mixed with the
soil. will supply the gu rser par, OF the
subs ance OF heat" We are acQuain
t,d with several intelligent agriculurls's
who refused to dispose Of their house
ashes on any term. Formerly they were
in The hat,, uf selling them al a merely
nominal p,ce--about one shilling per
hushel. aud were glad 20 gre, rid Of Thea
at that r te, bu now they are willing to
purchase al vice that price. As a
.iimulani TO- Indian corn. We consi er
ashes OF GO quality. worth fifty cents
per bushel. As an ingred ent in the
compos. heap they are OF inestimable
value. and Also lie dressing for turnips.
cabbages, beans, &c. Even leached
ashes are now brough. up by farmers
and applied as top dressing TO lands in
grain auo grass. They are also used
with success as sn ingredient in compost.
aud for giving increased energy TO fruit
trees. There scarcely a single modi-
flcaion of vegetable life which is nol
essentially and powerfully benefited By
their application. -Erchange.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16
]. /. c RTIS'
COMPOUND SYEUP or Sa&S.1ERAS. OR LIE PRESERYER

prepared strictly upon principles,
gained ton for The virtues contains far SURPRISING anything
following COughS colds
consumption bronchitis hires asthma splitting blood dubyT
breathing, uhoopg cough I diseases the Lungs
of
tried, always immediate relief No
of this valuable develop
speedy,
valuable medicine, delay
bottle immediately and give send friends as BY doing
the life bottle Try
don Below will be found
is daily in receipt of
of
splitting blood during
all faith
establishment found after had used one bottle the cough began
This
hat medicine has been aGfe Yours truly
j.. B. SHERWOOD.
generally through country.
unles by j. l.. Curtis.
awley John Pumoy VIM Thomas
Dudley, Beach Davis Robson Myers, VIM McCracken White
Bnson. j. b. Morgan Fish Dunlap by nehbor
hood. Aug IL, 53--n33]
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1854-02-16
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure Of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS,W HOOPING-COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
For the rapid Cure of

Many wears of trial, instead Of impair
I ing the public confidence in this medicine,
has won for it an appreciation and notori-
ETY. by far exceeding the most sanguine ex-
pectations of its friends. Nothing but its
intrinsic virtues and the unmistakable
benefit conferred on thousands of suffer
ers, could originate and maintain the rep
.utation it enjoys. While many. inferior
| remedies 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 re-
markable TO be forgotten.
While it is fraud on the public to pre-
tend that any one medicine will mfalibly
cure-still there is abundant proof that
the CHERRY PEcToRAl does not only as a
general thing, but almost invariably, cure
the maladies for which it is employed.
time makes these facts wider and bet
ter known, this medicine has gradually be-
come the bcst reliance of the afflicted,
from the log cabin Of the American peas
ant, to the palaces Of European Kings
Throughout this entire country, in ever,
State, city, and in Iced almost every ham
let il contains, CHERRY PICTORIAL is known
as the best remedy extant for diseases of
the Throat ana Lungs, ana in many for
eign countries, it is coming to be extsnsive-
ly used by their most inteigent Physi-
clans. In Great Britain, France and Ger
many, where medical sciences have reach
ed their highest perfection. CHERRY Pee
ToRAL is introduced, and in constant use
in the Armies, Hospitals, Aims House
Public Institutions, and in domestic prac
tice, as the surest remedy their attending
Physicians can employ for the more dan
gerous affections of the lungs. Also in
mider cases, and for children it is safe,
pleasant, and efectual to cure. In fact,
some of the most aattering testimonials
we receive have been from parents who
have found it efficacious in cases particu
larly incidental to childhood.
The CHERRY PICTORIAL is manufactured
by Chemist, and every ounce of it under
his own eye, with inyariable accuracy and
care. 1t is sealed and protected by law
from counte rieits, consequently can be re-
lied on as genui ne without adulteration.
| We have endeavored here to furnish the
community with medicine of such intrin-
sic superiority and worth as should COM
mend itself to their Confidence remedy
at once safe, speedy and effectual, which
this has by repeated aud countless trials
proved itself to be; and trust by great care
| in preparing it with chemical accuracy, OF
uniform strength to afford Physicians new
agent on which they can RELY for the best
results, and the afflicted with remedy
that will do for them all that medicine can
do Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER.
! Practical and nalytical Chemist,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by VIM. L. Orr, Ottumwa; Fish &
Dunlap. Eddyville; r. Myers, Agency City
Ii. II. Ayres, Wholesale agent, heokuk.
/ aug. % '53-n35