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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21
Port OF New York, january go, 1858

CLEARED
SHIP James Foster j., Abee Lserpoo,-chas II MnshsD
Ship Bushire tBr). Card Liyerpcol-Edmision Bros.
chip Mohonso tBr). Stewart, Londonderrs-G J KnosA
sssSs Bros
BARK Emblem tBrl, Henderson. Lverpool-J Elwei
Brig scotsman tBr). Patterson. Glsssow-HJAcA
Brig Fanny. wcks Montevideo and Buenos AyresJ Nor
Brig John Butler tBr), Knowles Matamoros-Breti son
Bris Scotland; Francis, Barbados-E T Smith.
Brig q Archibald tBr Vance Kingston, Js--J Whit.
sre adelaide Or. p9ry.s.. Nsg.Oo-I = wh,,ey Co.
Brig Rolling Wave, Collins. clenfaeso,--J e Ward Co.
Brig Giebafs (Brj, Power, s,Johus, NF-M Greene 4
schr coronel,a sBrl. ssl,er, Ponce-D R Dewolf
schs v bentley Chase. Beaufort, Scep Murray ~
. sm S.%PSs
schr! Msrce Townsend, Chnco'cagae
sS sr ", rsrssy "ws s.sassq eaAa
sssr %a
sesr Arr BTcgn, B e,.s,a r sa,dp.
ssH SIR poasSS, issds xS-ssaia 'p"''
scssrr shsasnssss ys.h' S.iS@w brawa n1 Co
schr Ns ya w s r .lsuscs,s, Il ,..c
ss sh Nrei'", wriiton. Py@oufh-G / iiStcs -
seer = Am,s Chapman, rrotidencc-Rp Buck Co.
sieamss oeorsia, Mclaughlin south Arntoy
ARRlNtn
steau shp Kangaroo tEr;. Jeffey. Liverpool. Jan via
Queen ~. WIN wdse ngers 10 Jno
Dale I2th int, lat lg3 lon s! 10 asieamei bound
b. rocket; Ish. LAT 81 Of Ion 90 A. steamship
CITY 1T Washing on hence for Liverpool.
steamship Champion. Wilson hsiinwal, Jan p WITH ras
seugets ard treasure, TO Alien Was conveyed ffon A.
rnwal by steam lunbcat Aueusa 70 The Norh,yafd
the Islands vltre SIZE Parted compsry the Augusta
seeains Port Royal tThc ARRIVED iqih ~ before an
nouncrd "a news col lnus1
Shir Sunrise, Luce, Liverpool 81 days with ndse and
Iasstngcrs ~ Howla0d frothiaghan. ~ the Banks
had gales, thence chanpeah~ weather N
days The EanAs Dec y. lat a. on 20 sns.sed shp
Sarcho Psn.s. FROM foochow FOR London 18th inst ID
Nanturkpf ship f.udo-i. hence for London.
Sh;r Santa Nara COT Aaih Bnles London Oct 10 tFe of
Mtubi 2dtn, nrrana Jau y, IN ballast. Duncan
Co Saw steamship Bin ITO gnlnH iptp Haau-.
ship Panans, Hansen London. - days With rico a. ~
Ucurmrs Gosiin-. Had heavy Gales spit aafi4
washed away pinnacle compass par ~ buWarks add
Shin WIN wharton, Jones. Have Il days IN baas, H.
Mf Mott Had very heavy weather I've eutle Yassg spit
salls, damaged 1 lggins, stasted enanpa.es, A.,
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Bark Churchill (of Csmden) Cobb. Point Pee Dec 10
aud - Thomas ian l. IN ballast TO X Buck Co.
Bark Niso tof Eat hscAiss) Thurcw. Hsvsa days. IN
schr Virginia (Br q sydney CHI Mcdonald, haliax 10
tner, spai salt, s,o.~ wafks "a
schr John Horgance, Rice, norfolk.
senr isnartine, nrait. Banror, days
Sehr 7 - lioisman, Prince. Bath, days.
schr .liord. sna.e Belfast 10 day. A..
Steamer Pelican Rsker Providence,
RkrURsED-Sc Cyclone. Welsh hence for Nesbern Nc,
WIN cttr bas returned water has spit sails, and wh
repair aud r,ceed immediately.
Ship American Union from Liverpool 81 days The cap.
tain OF The American Unnn hat he has had cont
nned Metls, "a the entire Passage. Dec ~ ai " ~
Dec ~ spoke brig James from Chao,teown, Pracc Ed
wards Island, hoand Liverpool loaded With with
loss Of toF'nast head in lae few previous Asked
what they wanted They So sail. Told them they could
have the boat toey sent take her back when they
got there The crew rfused 10 take II board, saying 1t
Was they could never get tae vessel home, aud
board tie night he ng lay by her until morning.
and seni b. mate on board to examine He found the
to on BOARD OF her aad some Of volunteering
80, let nm and him sail, boat. &c. He bore
away for liverpool or Qae.ns.owu On the cot bad
Of the channe also taxing about thirty fee, plank
shear cls ont 81 the hulWarks.
sap 'i,n Willm 's, from Liverpool, 40 days.
Bars sboi 4 Of tlctou from Cork.-Al By pilot boat
James Fuutk. ka -.
SHIP Shase .en.g. from London
Ship Esther, from New Ureans
Bark 'rampects, tfom LsUon All by pilot boat Jane,
ship Bremen. OF and from Bremen.
Ship ---- from New orleans.
Bark Ccphas Sttrrett, from Aew Orleans.
One bark add one brir unknown.
Steamship Star of the South; ship Cheltecbsm: Br ga
New Zealand, shaw, Lady Chapman
Wind al srnse; enc, light
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by the Arabia, arrived at Halifax, we have I'd.
vices frcm England TO the evening Of the 10Th
inst. Consols closed in the London market on
that day al 93Is a 9s'4. The bullion il the Bank
Of England had declined f32l 900 during the week.
Illinois Central shares were quoted 81 Al . az
discount and Erie at 43k - per cent. At "
ycrrscl tho sales of cotton on the 10th were ten
thousand bales The market closed with better
tone, hut without any actual change in the prices
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The Court OF Appeals.


Courr of Appeals-Cendar for Wednesday January 81
Nos. 81, 81, So, 81, IS, SO, 81, 8S, so, 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

Mr.. Dalton, OF Fearing & baton, has been ad
mitted TO the Board OF Brokers.
The following railroad companies have received
their traffic returns for the second week OF
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S HIP PIN G NE w S !.

YoRx-rnfs DAY
suN Es.....t....4..... IL 7 81
.s.............. OF Hf.H WATER eve 10 ~
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were 81 All ,97l o., and the balances
81. 307 ,0ss "a.
The Marine Bank has declared a. semi-annual
dividend Of four per cent, payable on the "a of
February; the Quincy Mining Company semi
annual dividend Of four per cent, free Of govern
ment tax, payable February.
The statements Of the Philadelphia banks for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-21

The PresIdents message On III" sufJect OF Tic
currency has created some amusement in financial
circles. II is gratifying to know that the Presi-
dent has at length discovered that the imitation OF
the currency is an evil; but il would be still more
gratifying to learn that he had discovered a
scheme for carrying on the war without imitation.
As will be seen the message, earnest and appar-
emily sincere IT is had not the least effect upon
the market.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-09

The Chicago Journal thus philosophers OF
these themes:
Z" In the selection o. carpet you should al
ways prefer one with small figures, for the two
webs OF which the fabric consists are always
more closely interviewer than in carpetings where
large figures are wrought. There Is a good deal
OF true philosophy in this that will apply to mat
tiers widely different from the selection of car
pets. A man commits sad mistake when he
selects vile who cuts too large a figure in the
great carpet Of life; ia other words, makes
much display. The attractions fade-the web of
lie becomes worn sud weak, and all the CAV fg
ures, that seemed SO charming at first, disappear
Ike Summer flowers in Autumn Many a man
has made fiimsy linsey- woolsey of himself by
striving to weave too large figure, and is worn
out, used up, like old carpets hanging on the
fence, before he has lived cut half of his allotted
DAYS of usefulness. Many man wears cut like
a carpet that is never swept-by the dust of IN
dolence; ike that carpet he needs shaking or
whipping; he needs Notwithstanding TO think
of-something TO do. Look out, then, for the
large hgures; and there are those now slowed
away IN the garrett of the world, awaiting their
maj consignment 10 the cellar, who, had thew
practiced this bit of carpet philosophy, would to-
day be fresh and bright as Brussels fresh from
the loom, and everyb body e1claiming: 1t Is won.
uertai how they do wear"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-09
syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

From Dr. Hiram Slo0g. 81 Sc. Loaas. Missouri.
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The profession arr indebted 20 YOU for some Of the
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M Chas $. Ian Liar, Of Ncic Brlnarict. y. y,
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Leucorrhoea, Whites, Fomalo Weakness.
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TT COMBINES ALL THE GOOD

1T COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
L aliies " other FIRST l-ss Machines a1d possesses
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Is The most simple aud Perfect lis Mechanical Con
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The feed may be reversed a. any point desired with
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lts stitches are the wonder u all
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Needle more readily adjusted than "a any other ma
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IL motions are all positive
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No springs To .et out ol order
l. thoroughly practical
The hemmer the most practical iu use
Turns wide and narrow hens. aud g NJ. beautifully
Il bralis neatly aud hands iney Htholt the slightest
alteration.
The most lncKperi ncel fni n difficulty IN rs ne IT,
Oils 40 dresses. all s machinery being "a the top Of
the table.
EVey machine warranted
u VIII slbstanti4le AL We elaI "a for IT,
YIFIE Agent
Lansing Michigan 43rl
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HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

r od1ce Effects which mus be experienced o. witnessed
before they can Dc folly appreciated In cases n en-
stitutlonal weakness. Premature Decay au1 Tebiifv
and Ascrepitude arising frc, Oh age, Il exercises ~
eecric n1rence- II the convlesceut stages NJ all d.
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Last, but not least. it 8 Tis C1lg Srf- Sf-urrn.
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1KRRAsIuN LEAvKS-Il is not generally
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rnooed on, and other wounds of that kind. One
" ."o leaves must be bruised, and applied on
nuen 70 the part, and the wound viii become
''9~''iseu IN very short time.-Mss Fru.
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LICE on srOcK.-A farmer of much exper;.
enee gives the following remedy for ice on
caves and other stock:-One quart iue salt dis.
solved m three quarts buttermilk. Wash or;,s
.norooghiy once or twice. Il hss never fsiad
70 De eheetual besides giving the hair ard Skin
a hne appearances. A'''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-12-09

fRooF AGAINST SHEEP. KILLISG DOGs.-It is
sald that conclusive proof against sheep killing
dogs may often be had by examining their
mouths Small pieces Of wool will be found be-.
tveen their teeth for several DAYS after thew have
been on fOray. They are cunning enough To
wash OIL marks Of blood bat cannot pick their
teeth SO readily
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Legal Advertisements.
DROBATE ORDER--S,ate of Mich.


Il iEzn. County q Ilgazn, ss-A; a session @ the
Probate Court fsr TIE county q irgA2 h0l-eu the
Probate once. = TIE village q AASoc. Monty lie
3Jih day u November IN the year ore thousand Il hun
trel an sky three Preselt V u Pnckoey JUGS
o. Probate II tie A-tsr O the estate q Ansa Al
deceased On r=2-l-E an 1.lng tie petition duly
vsrIned, q John : Wed aad Bstsey A.a1ls execa-
tors Of the last wl an testament q said deceased
praying, among other things, FOR license SCI .1e
rezl estate u which sad leceasel died selzed
Thereupol . ordered That Monday. the l-th day 1f
January next A. II cock u tie forenoon. be
Tor Tie hearing u SAL petition z-1 thai tie heirs - w
O. sad deceased, AZ. al ether persons Interested
eSt4ta are required - APPEAR - season. u SAL Court
then q De holden - tie Probate 0ce 10 the village u
Mason all show cause any there De, why tile prayer
O. the petitioners should net be granted And further
or1ers- KAT sad petitioners give notice @ the persons
interested l s2- estate of tie pel1eucy q sal pet
ton all tie ~ thereof by causing copy q this
order - be published ~ The Lansing publican
paper printed 4-t circulating sad county 81 lnELau c
successive weeks previous - said Lsy % hearing.
"A tue c0pE-) WI. Il. PlNCkNkl
6w44s Judge u Probate.
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DROBATE ORDER State Of Njebi.


gan county q IlghaEn sat session 81 the Pro
bate Court for the county d IEghan holden Pro
bate once il The village u Aas0a 4ouasy, tie p
day Of November II tie ear one thousand eat hundred
su1 sixty three Present. Wu- Il PllcSney JUICE u
Probate Il the matter u the estate Cf Clallcey Jss
deceased On reading and fling the petition duly ver--
te- 0t H- Phelps. administrator upon szii estate.
praying among other things To- license O. s-- tle
re4- estate o. which said deceased died selZ.d-
Tasregpon it ORDERED that Tuesday Tie 30 las u
December next al II clock IA the forenoon be ue
Tor the hearing Of said petition and that The heirs
o. said deceased ana ali other persons Interested n SAID
estate required 70 appear al session q sail Court
then . be holden 20 the Probate Once the village Of
Mason a1- show cause II any there De Why the prayer
of the petitioner should not De granted And fur
Their Ordered That said petitioner give aoce 20 TIE per-
Interested u aid estate u the tendency q said
petition and the hearing thereof. by causing copy of
tbs order % De- published the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating said county Of Ing
BAN Tor successive weeks previous sad DAY hear
ilg
"a true copy WI. II. PINCKNFY
441w6 Judge ~ Probate.
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ST. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt 3heum,
Scald Head. Sore Eyes.

From Hrrreu Sirti,r. Esq. ne able editor a. ~
JanlAdpn1ck Democrat, Ptans8 iraHiG.
8. Our ONLY child about three wears of age. was
attacked by pimpies on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed loaihsomc and Nirglcur
sore. which covered his face, and actually blinded
his ewes for some DAYS 4 skiliul ply sician applied
nitrate OF silver and other remedies without any
apparent ELECT For fifteen DAYS guarded lls
hands l,st with them he should tear open The fes
tlrlng and corrupt wound which covered his whole
face Having tired every thing else sc had any
hope from, we BEGAN giving your sAIs ArAllLLA
and applying tie lo4lle OF potash lotion, you
direct. The soru began 10 heal when We had given
the first bottle, and was well when We had finished
the second The chlld's cyclashes. which had come
out grew again, and ht h. now healthy aud fAlr
az ANY other. The whole neishhorbood predicted
that the child must die.
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DROBATE ORDER State Of Mich

=
4 lgan, county o. IngAAn sat session cf the
Probate Court for the county % Ingham holden AZ The
Probate Orcs II the village u Mason Monday ihe
10Th day Of November IN the year thousand eight hun
dred and sixty three Present Wm PnckDey Judge Of
Probate IL the matter n the estate ~ Allen Hum
deceased On reading and ding the petition daly
fed q Clara HUM. widow Of said deceased praying
that letters ~ administration upon said may bee
granted 10 John A Barnes. of said county
Thereupcn It Ordered That Monday the 2Sth fay Of
December next At II 0cOck n the forenoon be gned
Tor the hearing OF said petition and that the heirs
u sad deceased and all other persons interested SAID
estate required 70 appear session u said Court
then . be holden a. the Probate once the village q
Mason and show cause II any there be- why the PRAYER
0f the petitioner should not be granted And il FUR
Their Ordered that said petitioner give notice the per
interested 10 said estate Of the tendency Of said
petition and the hearing thereof by causing copy Of
this order 10 be published In the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed AMI circulating said county Of lns
successive weeks previous - said Jay u hear NJ
A true copy WI II PINCKNET,
4+4W3 judge Of prnh.t
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- there are men whose presence infuses
sus' anu reverence; there are others to whom
really made. 'e'e'eooe
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KIksAcHKRr--There is no greater tre.cberv
tray it. N '"eh 70 De-
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ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ash FOR HELMBOLp'S TAKE 40 OTHER
Cut ont the Advertisement and send for TO-
44oyl AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
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TEE vozt1's GRAY ErNrrr roa
Scrofula and Scrofalous Diseases


Scrofula and Scrofalous Diseases.
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f3rf. lfrirf.
Il have sold large quantities Of your SkEsAPA-
RILLA. but never yet one bottle which fiei o. the
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H. A. fast as cur people Try H. they arce there -
lecn no medicine Ike II before in our community
E-uptions, Pimples, Blotches. Pustrles. u
GERS, Sores, and all Diseases Of the Skin.
From Rer. Rol!. S,ra..oH, Bristol, E1qilsR
! ONLY do my duty Il you and The public, WIEN
I add nv testimony 10 that YOU publish az IRE ne
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Wflf
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