davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22

: "LS i"s - uuhcSA "a hH
.a. O. the institution. We al
81 A'rn,mory served Us with:
b. Snit,
lilt.e Smit,
Smit from de hill,
Smit from the hal!er,
Smit nit dc store,
Smit NIT De black ,mit shop,
Smi' nit a lagie: bier shop,
Smit NIT out any "rrow,"
Smit wot wants "vrow,
Smit nit one leg,
Smit NIT two legs,
Snit NIT de pigs
Smit NIT ic pig head,
SH!i, hi, lie pig feet,
Smit ,;, De trick yard,
smit NIT De junk shop,
Sni. mi, d, holosnas,
Sn5. nit one eye,
Sm;t NIT two eyes.
Sa.', nit De bone picker,
S.nit NIT two grows,
Sniit nit 4, swill cart,
Smi' NIT de sr.ar s'umps,
Smit NIT peach pits,
Snlt init de whi>kcrs,
Smit mt red hair,
Smit nit no hair,
Smit.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22

A NuVELIsT's CONFEssIoN.-Bu.Tcr
the ,.ycliSt, in a letter to gentleman IN
Boston, said, Il have closed my career a
A eriter of fiction. | am gloomy AMI Nv
lqppy. | have exhausted the powers Of
life, chasing pleasure where it is not to br
fJ3nl"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
Map oGthe state Of California

OREGON, UTAH, NEW MEXICO, and
~ TEXAS, printed by S. Aug's Mitchell in
1916, and painted to correspond with the boun-
daries fixed by Congress in ls5O-ior sale at the
Chronicle ofIice. .price25 cts
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22

The merchants Of Lycoming county give
notice that they will prosecute ali persons
yoldling wares, merchandise, &c, as pro-
hibited by the act of Assembly of April,
1881
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
RRMIThGE'S

kRMITAGE's
lIaitnt tilasncIir tisbtniu, noO5.
and Ia this alone. This Rod has been examined
by the most scientific gentlemen in the world
Professors MMurrie, johnson, " alIor and many
others that have examined them, recommend ami
speak of them in the hieh hest terms of appreciation.
and have pronounced them the only safe rods IN
use in this any other country for the protection
o. Lives and Property. One Advantage Is to divide
and throw back part OF the electric fluid hGrnlt s.
20 the clouds in time OF stroke this enables the
rod 10 conduct that portion Of ilud that hclong-
To the earth withou, the slightest danger of lea
! wing the conductor. This rod has many other
advantsccs over the old one. The only place o
( manufacturing isIn
Vine 81 dDors qboee lch. PhiG5eiptia.
uhcre all persons are respectfully invited to cal
! and examine for Themselves For sale Whole al,
, or Retail by THO'S ARNiTAGE.
/ Orders promptly attended to. Terms cash.
! These rods have been purchased and success
fully used by the following individuals, coinpanie
and corporations, whose names are cheeriully
submitted
| In and ncGr ThHld.lphid-A & s. Roberts. Gcorr'
Santzin.cr, Judge Bouv-r, judge Corral J Mu'forl
John Homes. T. e. ClAniey. J hr.nncr. G o"lC t"ura
IncersoI the B!ucky house Anderson It BY hers
Eey J. L. ,irant- John Aotman, Thos. troyrr. Bate
Hnons a Il thinkers II. summons. Thos- Mott 4 Co. Mr.
Downing. j. 7. Greer. j " Watson c. HumrhT, V.
Ripley Co. j. Nyman B. Barrn J. oyershI!c, e. 1, =
per Mr. Sharple, Mr.. Martin. :. Dorblcy. j Ernhley
NJ. DAWSON Dr. Paul. : II Powers Co. J. WucpeHuy
H. Miller. the led Bank Hotel, the L. :. Arsenal tn
! sIriug Garden Commits >ionc:s Hall.
| In 1e vat II N,,c J.rs.y--'ieorg,e Crisyin Iua-
N'Cail. Judge Dayton, John Netnan Dr.. Ii. MMUTtit
Benz. Roberts, Mr.. J. Downing.
IN TNION COyNTT.
Hartley Tp.-lsrk IIalfpcnny VIM Foster, John Haas
Nirhael Peters, Jacob Smith, David Fiman, Eruhrl
I klscsnpr Netg jigffiU --tnurt Hons.
and Commis -ioners Office Lis,sStoEs Tp-john lrleI
i-Rinp Tp-Dr. Charles Wilson. IIshitGi0p Tp--loll
Kuntz. simon kuntz. Pam Tp.-lsaac Cou!GEUu. Wait
Der Ip.-Niohaei Hoffman.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
roclImGiiuu 10 tie Citizens Cf
MlHiinbHr. ana Vicinity


Pulvcrnaoher's Hydro Electric Votac Chains,
CONSTRUCTED 10 be worn next 10 tn
" skin, prducoing a constant current o
electro magnetism, eilecting immediate Teh.
tfons ali acute paias, and
Permanent Cure Of all Neardljic Diseases
PULVERMACHER'S ELECTRIC CHAINS
Wer used in France three years sinccfor the eur,
nrrvolS and after being submitted u the mos
tOr trial in every hospital in Paris y the most lesrn"
Profs that city. they were rrcoEimrndrd to The
Government Of France, which granted pateHt f'f IN,
discovery During the .SS1. they were utrOifced
in tcr;rany Austria Prussia and England aud one yeai
since introduced AMI patented by the u : do'ernmsnl
Most astonishing cures Of
rheumatism s:.Nitu-' parce,
PanfIlanI yycilcd Joints, ralpitston Of the Heart
NEURALGIA of the Face, Pcrioiir al iirairh.
Dcafti"s4, BLINDNESS. PANS from indigestion,
Erefy Diersr. criirt NsrooR'.
Is quickly rapidly cured by simply wearing the Chain
for Il few hours each day.
The ,!nins were first introduced in the city Of Nes.
where thqy were exhibited tn prof Valentine Mott
Van Buren, Post, Cuenocan who readily discovered that
.S'raaq. rnd Sieg,,t.r r1crrs Of
INSTi NTLT RELIETiNG fiNS.
whenever applied and by their Recommendation and In
nu,ncr the, were iTtru into the different h"sPit ii-
of York and m daily u" in those lnstitu-
in the treatment Of the cuTe Of the abovenam'i
diseases.
No Other Medical Agent
in the world can produce so many wei! authenticated
certificates Of Srientinc rhgseis aud int Iii
gent Patients may he found in each faini r'. which
may be- 1btaurd GRATIS at IL" nrug Store ~ id-O :
CuEIsT h. sole agent for l'ininr an vicinity md
who wall explain the Of use 10 any one who may
apply.
In the ctv Of New York. at the General Office, arN
Rrollway there daily being sold from 10 toG' chains
nI :hc sa.s and demand in Boston Is great IA por-
ton the lo1ulai although they havc only been in
trutuc-i three mI;ltls.
The Chain, are easily worn anil equally npplirah.
t. ail class. of prr-oustl, child we'll the aat
ani always r,iN fr usnrv'r get ont Of r'ihrlnd
much article u! ornament Is they are Of valuable
IN Of cue.
The Chain b. sent hv mail l. any part Of the l
Stats. ami c.in bee ohtaiu IN al ti priurIal cities in
the ui0n Physicians ru' std e. >al''', tls'm.
GAgp To- IADIES-Iajics hp rIcis4's rriu s"l
them only for a few moments ~ cari tim 6i
applying for by long continued Use i.cIrrasr is fire.
qucuuy produced.
Jo-EPH Sr4NEGr Gen A-rnt lc8 Broadway. New York.
THEO. ). CHRIST, Agent, Mitllinbnrg,
ly522iSl Union Go. Ia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22

Henry Ward Beccher, in his organ. the
Independen,, is out in a flaming article
against the "sircet preachers Street
preaching he considers a nuisance, (know
nothings to the contrary notwithstanding
and he calls upon the Mayor to abate ii.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22

DR. Robert NJ. Patterson, late Director
81 the Mint, died at his residence, in Phi
aae., Ii, on Tuesday the 18th inst.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
ChristIe,s GaIvanie and Magneti. CuratI.e,.

have been quietly working their way among ~.
most intelligent and respectable classes anf az
constantly achieving cures IN an alarming tram ~
diseases which have for ages baniei all the al q
medicine and all the resources OF Science. TAsss
lISeases are called
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
Lightning Rods

1 FTER many years close Investigation aud
"A numerous experiments, the Psienic" takes
pleasure IN informing the public that he has
arrived at the true principle Of protecting families
dwellings, ard property from the destructive intu-
cnce of L G n HTNiNG. The calnmi'ies
that every CITY, Town, ti.laee and County tails
v,c,in to annually. lhro' the gross negligence "i
IT. rrhailants. Is be, ord c1IcuiAron, especially
when the remedy is so easy to obtain-this l.
iocuL in
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
ANOTHER INSTANCE CT CANDoR

To d. c. NoRrHrsp. NJ, d.. Cen AT. for Ds
CHRISTIE, New 70 z
Dear SI,-Being a physician N the vicinity Of
one of your Agents, have been much Ersrtei N
the examination of your GalVanic Ourselves. aai
highly pleased with their practical results have
observed that they constructed CT the true scen
tfc principle for the gentle. safe TsGsrHf AM N1|
liGI development Of the Iialysnic Current thereby
filing disideratum, long sought for. but heEetoiofs
unknown. | cheerfully recommend them Tor Tie
alienation and cure OF those distressing a4iner3
called NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, for which they are %
happily and ingeniously designed.
Very truly yours, DAVID RICE, ". D
Leverett, Mass, February Is, 1850.
~ No trouble or Inconvenience attends the u's
of DR.. CHRISTIE'S G.LI.iNIC CU&iTU -
and they may be worn by the most feeble sl1 cel
cate with perfect ease and safety In many eases
the sensation attending their use is high, r.ed'sI
and agreeable. They are accompanied BY iuli ana
plain directions for use Pamphlets with Iull par,
hculars may be obtained gratis OF tie anthorsss
Agen
- Prices:
The Galvanic Belt. Ihree ponar@
The Galyanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galyanic Bracelets, one Dollar EaOo
The Magnetic FLUID, one Doiiar-
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
ma Bsrsre Of CctsnisJeis and Worthless I4iistsas
d. C. M0REHEAD, VI. D..
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATEN
I3s broadway, New York.
AGENT In ewisbur;-C. ". sCIiAFTLB
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22

Gen. Webb, in letter from England
to the Courier and Enquirer, writes ''that
the wheat crop, now being rapidly secured
witLoa. the slightest injury from the occa-
s;onai showers which have fallen in GER
.eiu lj,;ric,s aud slightly retarded the
roIk. j. -; only the greatest in extent,
lut she most productive per acre that has
ser been produced in the United King
5lm."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
]. & F. Spyker

]. & F. Spyker
"AVE just opened and for sale cheap for
Cash or IN exchange for country produce
I7ats-Moleskin Nos. /, =, ,; SILK Nos. /,
,, 3; Angola Nos. |, ,, 3; black curiei brIm'
pearl and Hat brim Hungarian. fine brush,
maggon. wool, for Men and Boys. Summer
Hats from Panama down to levy chip.
Caps of the lateS, styles and Of every des-
criplion, 20 suit everybody.
CIotEing-Coats,P Pants, and Vests for
Men and Boys; Shirts Of different kinds, shirt
collars, stocks, handkerchletS, gloves, socks,
in short everything 10 wear from head to foot
Also
Carpet Bags and Trunks.
Thankful to our customers for past favorS
we hope for a continuance Of the same, as our
prices are low. Give us a call and examine
for yourselves before purch. 70 elsewhere.
Panama, Leghorn Hats, ali. nonnetS WHIT
YSyn ASp PRESSED on short notice aud reason
able terms. May, 1854
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
IS, 900 PERS Ms
Ent;relu and Permaueuflv Cured.

lnciIiing all ages, clas7es anl conditions, among
whom were .-r-e uErLer o. siiss ~ hu are Pe-.-
harry sub oct ~ Nervous CcmI Iliats, have been
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1854-09-22
John Smiths Family.

The "Tuerin Verins" is the name OF
society in Albany, composed of Germans,
:. .,yng for its ohjec. tho development OF
a.. y. lscles aui proficiency in gymnaSt!c
-.'s,s. bymcthod. similar to thet taught
> "a ,al o.hars. The editor of
.sf5-av l,:nrs was rrcscn. at 4 met
.. ..:3aLs since, and was pro-
A- ,rcE =. the calIinr Of the roll
with the large number of "Smith's' be
.-.Y. - the institution. We annex
- - l.. - - ,-.. o.., n, III Ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
THnnsDAY. Jan. 12-P. VI.

The Stock market not active this morning. but quo
taons generally were firm At the Second Board there
was a better feeling and the leading fances quite
buoyant Eric closed at 7st bid advance of cent
on yefterdays price Reading firm and active. The
other fancy Railroads without change Of importance
Cumberland improved TO IS Parker H. Nicaragua is not
active but firm New York Central heavy, and declined
to 1881 Northern Indiana steady at III; Michigan Cen
trail 80 New York and New Haven 90, &c. The demand
for Illinois Central Bonds continues good and $4,000 sold
at ash, showing further advance. The demand is
mainly for the Continent Within few days nearly
100000 these Bonds have been taken of market
New York Central Bonds firm and in fair supply Gov
eminent and State Stocks quite dull
The Mining Stocks in fair demand and generally firm
North Carolina continues to advance and sold at 81 The
advces from the Mineare still Favorable ForCOnrad Hill 95
was bid Ulster is H. Large sales Gold Hill were made
at2a The bddngs at the Board Numerous including
nearly every Stock in the list.
The stock of the Neuvtas Cuba Mine was introduced to
day Committee ofthe Board reported that the property
Of Che company situated in Cuba, "a miles from Neuvas,
Of which distance Il miles is trayersed by railroad and
consists Of three sets The machinery for working is up
and in use and its cost paid for The capital of tho
paDy isfxed at 100000 at par value Of slO in 10000
shares Orc hundred uns Of expected to arrive in
a month or two
The Exchange market is quiet at previous rates. Serl
ing a a 81, Francs 59O95rl.
We notice that attempt is about TO be made in the
Legislature of this State revive the tax of New York Cen
tra and Eric Railroads for the benefit Of the canals
The non arrival Of the Baltic checks the Freight transac
tions We hear of engagements of BreadstuiTs. To
Liverpool 1900 bbls Resin ard Tupentine at 500 ties
Beef ST. TO London, 1000 bbs Resin 81 900 bbls OIL
43j. To Hsvre, small engagements. Flour 95c. Wheat
24c.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are SlO5i3 payments
a7s575; balance S27s32lO
The following sales of Stocks made at Auction this
day, by A ii Nicolay;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
Passengers Arrived

stoar skp Baiic from LiveooiH Fsnun Ms Psrsnm Capt
J. T. feitIs late CT lark hipeIo1 Atsu c Smith
Cornell Nj ard Mr.. Soman Mrs CoTneiIs Mis- Holmes -
T. Home Miss Holmes NessIs EsS-Ts, Engnsn Greenws
WaI'sde NesTs Louis PeOeokins De Hon, HeJdeeker Wal
aer Hutton Geufs CsnGTd BarredA Ma
Mis- Lavna hetsIs Bsrreds Hequero, Avery CAPT Walker
Y. 5 Al W Hampton Lady and two children. add
MessTs. Seaman ID rcke, Il Lady
Trusoo, HeIIth Muir KIsuse Ksh Epein Pstalozzi Ldsr
buyer Mas Ledefuyer Miss Mile M-ssFs Whit eied Todd
Booee Robins MT GussnsJ kIkP.riek Wtter - Airing
hessrs Barker Jordan gmla Murray GreEE
Chss Thompson Rer aud Beaite Re-. A Ensa
6or Nj Repher, Mis- RePpe- MTs E4on Me<s Aen Baeks
Coafes-gs IN al
T. Brig JkH Bgafos Jros Pvf-as Pia,s- William Yoke
n an ) " HlA, iron B1sao0a- r. 0vegmla.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13

ssIes OF Stocks OF philadelphia. TnUnsD,

Rsponeo for The Tribune BY Msssrs IA a TsoaAs
gId Bdyd- q too Perm Coupon =, H. o. - ~ City Is
20 co. and Anboy Re- sS ~; ~ 900 Nofristow
800 do $751; Long leland r. s. iGi Lshgh
Nav. II: OnaTd bank lSt
ef.,r BooTds-IO0 Cty r. R G., 'ss. 90 Mech Bank SIT
Second Camdeu aud AbOy RsOai g. '55 g. $50
So New Orleans Gss 10 60 Wilmington Railroad d.
a 9 PotIsylysBi1 Railroad % 4s4.
l|io H0Gyd- Scbuyl Navigation, III - $500 .
Clo.aag fsns-Uned bs 1914 BID 1911 ssSedi U.
ga iz{ bid 1914 asked s. int sSl bio % ksS
oa lid So Isssd ReA Bds ~ e bid s2i
READING Mortgage Bond "a 30 St bc kec Yennsy
vsBa n n, 4el bid al ssted hors Canal l5i bid l5i
sSted; sobgvlkiI Nav 76 bid II asked, Schaylkl
Navigation 2i % lssed scbuyk Navigation Preferred
gt bid 81 asked Lons Island l5 bid l5 asked Victsboe -
I'D Bark IS bid si asked United States Back
81 3d. o. ssSsd; Union Canal u biz IA asked Steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoaK....
Cleared.

Cleared.
Observation-Disclosures. Budd New-Oresss NJ O. Robersi
ship-(uTrituck, Fesfer, Antwerp, Blow March.
BArss-Eixa BANS fBr) Nstrgfon Kiaxston Tucker
Lbuui BuekeJe, sGuIoiy es Coast " Africa T. D. kim
tGi Rene SARGENT Aca Peru Croker Crosby Co D.
Baxter. kCufeNideo. j. B Sardy Co.
Brgs- w Kelly Hesssn savannah H. D. Brooknsn Coz Gym
tha lhrl 6reble Sydney Johns Napier johnson
Essiiski. Nelson Nos Haven. n II Freeman / Co.
ScbcOnTs-s J. Nsrug krzreis Savannah MeCrsady Mot
CO Csstsr, h0FgAs AtaeaPas, C. Z. j. Ps,efs Chlnp0n
An Providence. } II. Ravens
s'oop-Lsdy FepEick Wright NsU-Hsvcu master; Fred
frosu Gardiner Providence Thos Hall Hall
cencp.
PIPes-Loeu Point Lsyasls Baltimore Parker Vein Steam.
stip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
Foreign rcrts

Sailed from H0Eol1la Mo- - 81 60. c,,s.t.s
a., s r bf ship JHAl Dllsu1, B51d 70 sii s''A
~ M e.s''' "a o. Oh la copper iJE 8Sstoa D.. -
~ a. Ne"ees.e th Ak, bark Apollo bufri lon1eH' y 49,
a. Napiss.
AR iiyefroo 2h uif shp Hsmlet, Sears Nes'Ol T.
Al Banis S0v schr Sarine, Power Boston tOt ~ ''
Austias. qua ~ palIs and sailed as.iH ih -.
Tcrchra Pray Nov D.. schr Eiraoeth So'A
for Of AiIca. -. H.,
dig - Nc ,e,A
AZ antigua ieh ar. schr Ann Hynaa for NewSern &C. ss
Sailed itth. Br brig Penelope for Norfolk. ~.
AR a. Port Maria ia .h u sehr AvArsdo, Joy fon BAN
a., o. H..
frogl Esstvo4t; sehr BrGEd1n MachaspOr-
kirgson ia. 5s Elt BIZ brig Leia U erssons Nv
York sailed Sd inst b1ss Vsl0ey Lnenbar Cuba Warren
Blown Bartlett Ne F-Y ORR via Black River. .
A Ensson ia, Sd scEr JlstinA IA RandeI- Aaose TX
Baltimore 7th MI. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
ArrIred.

[. s n ssrHaLp Batic Conlsock Liverpool Dee 2 zh
nose and ps.s = 2 Collins Co December P
3 n ? 81 W. E-nllzed EAis showing 10 p "a srrar
Ess had heavy westerly weafher; 10 the ock AZ
1huucsy lth; cetaced Liverpool aecogn Of the i
tides
ssushp Wn. Perm. Mortimer Chae1a y kour. with rud.s
ard Lrcon Co Jan H. Llto Per U.b,- n-.s.i
tis sleNnE White signal wsh baek circle and s. stscrnE
tcgtk - -f---0--s
s,sEP JsEassioEn lPlrrsh Norfolk Eselno1s &c to Lad.
= I,slIs rem Bsser, H4Yre IS d. With zssss saa "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13

There alteration In the Corr0S market, BAT there
changing han6s to day In FLoUR there also and
about soc bills Western sold 81 IS Including
mall lot q nike tapd at something e and eco bos eItr. a.
- 5le - 81 Dbl holders generally trim 10 their denants
- 70 Dbl The home sales moderate within the Of
e. z5ds % Dbl according brand CoSs MEAL and RYE
fLoUR inactive WHEAT steady and hrm and about 1900
bushels sold 81 1851 IS for wite and 81 6as IS foe Reds
quality. CORN wanted d72c yellow, With baf
e one ing RYE and OATS unchsnsed and sales Limited
No es Of GROCERIES nom private hands, about SEQ bags Rio
COneo sold by cs the usual cred PRo
VISIONS Nc as Of Consequence and the market generally
dull CLOVES Sled inquired for WHISKY sells lat 22c for
bbls. and hhds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13


An ssment of Ct has been laid upon the stock of
the Rocky Bar Mining Co See ADVERTISEMENT The Presi
dent hear has resigned and the Company viii probably
. 20 into new and energetic hands Adyices received
from gentleman recently sent out to examine the property
by party having considerable interest in the affair are
reported TO be favorable
The Irving Savings Institution viii pay interest at the
rate of 2 Ct of $500 and under, on Monday,
10th inst
The Bank for Savings Chambers ST. viii pay the usual
sem annual interest the third Monday of January the
Savings Bank for Seamen will pay the usual semi annual
interest on the 10th inst the Bowoy Savings Bank the
usual interest payable the 10th inst The Wliamsburgh
City Bank has made dividend Of five cent the Brook
fyn GasLght Company five cent the Buffalo City
Bank eight the business since the LIST Of April
when the Bank commenced operations the Merchants In
surance Company Mobile a semi annual dividend Of six
cent. the Alabama Life and Trust Company dividend
Of Eve cent the Fulton Insurance Company Mobile,
dividend Of eight cent the Mobile Insurance Company
dividend Of eight 2 cent; the Bank of Mobile semi
annual dividend of four = cent The Milwaukee and Mis-
sisspp Railroad Company have declared stock dividend
of ten cent the capital stock of the Company out Of
the earnings Of the road for the year ending Slst Dee
Mr. K +. Purdy having declined reelection President
fthe Empire City Bank in consequence Of other engage
ments. MIR C. p. Peck was e,ted to fill the vacancy
The increased ease in the Money market noticed yester
day continues Money call is cent on good securi
tics, and on frs; class paper sel9 y cent
Mr. Wrghs Circular gives the following figures in TO
gard TO the Cotton movement
The following is a statement OF the movement in Cotton
since the LIST Sept last compared with the three
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13

From which viii be seen that the decrease IN receis
now amounts 20 OoO bales the decrease in exports q
Great Britain ss7 coo France $4,000; oheg foreign ports
$4,000. Total decrease in exports, SSS,00o bales.
Mr Wright says;
lam advised from every point az the South that a
marked Improvement is appsen in the qualify Of the cot
ton lately received and learn also that planters have used
more care in cleaning and ginning their late pekng in
the poorer qualities ia the markets at home ard the heavy
losses made on shipments of same 70 European markets
"CRoP-l have no new feature !" Dosve, am ns 20
extent
The miners in the Cumberland region are on strike for
.oe a fun which viii check the produce Of coal 'E the
present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
Extra, 81. 90. 81. s.. $40.
By lot 2 |, S2t, IS, 81, 81. 81 70 S43.

The whole STOCK to-day excellent 81 head Of
large fst Oxen from White Creek " Y worthy oi pstclir
notice principally taken by Da kinbal Of Char eos
IS a bundled Had the market been the cattle
wond readily have brought 90 hundred has been eSsesdDs
difficult cse Drive them this week on account or the
ice The have been large the market largely attended By
b1yers ard GOOD days bu iness done. But little aud
cold in the The cattle as all promptly and the
stock In coed Seyeniywo over As Ftchbug
Railroad AID eighy fve the Boston snd Lowell Railroad
loaded vi b csule, sheep swine, horses and fowls
Flint o. ay consists Of large fat Stalled least several
months.
Second Quality includes the best fed the best sad
and the beat three-ye old steers
consists Of choice bucks and fancy for
and tie beet cOsscts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
Receipts OF Produce +

b. ne Nes irk aH2 Erie Rayca4-lS45 bb Flour 33l pkg
Beet Go Buckwhest Flour Leather 60 Butter
SO bas Oats e do Nhea 60 eressed Hogs 0e Meal II DO
Wool. d. Ashss. IS DO LAID anl snndries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-13
Cambridge Cattle Market

Reported for The New York tribune by John Estop.l
WEDNESDAY, Jan. II, tS54
MARKET 8T Cafeaiout Bssves aud - enustng
Of Working Oxen Cases YearnEs and Did
MAExET BEESEstIs cot, s7a nrst qoshty at 7eond
rhird ordI1ary t541f6i hidrs
sGl Tsl9 go ds9 Pst. tl3asIf csfskns lie D. Bar.
relrg Csi.le, 2 10 SC Veal Calves IS ~, .
sroREs-w orEns Oxen s75, 81 SO SlA sl9, Sl6' $40
Sl70fc sl96
Two Years Or 80 e94 ga ISL, s57 SO
hree Yeas Old 80 al. IS so - 20 SIS
LAH3s2o4l marx and OF exc nt q12h