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S2O1 Prizes, amounting tO.....-.......... e204 900
~ Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Quarters $2%.
The hrst 3O7 Prizes decided in the usual manner.
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined by the last figure
Of the number that draws the $4,000 pze For example,
all the tickets where the number ends will be entitled
to $40. If the number ends With No then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled TO $4O and
80 on too.
Certificate of PackageOf of 10 Whole Tickets. ... $50
10 half .......... 80
10 Quarter .........s Is
Orders for Tickets or Cern6cates can be addressed
either to
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
$4,000 Numbers corresponding with those the Tickets
placed in Wheel. The Prizes, are placed in
another wheel. a number is drawn from the number
Wheel, and at the time Prize is drawn from the
other Wheel The Prize drawn is piscel against the
number drawn. This operation is repeated Un all the
prizes are drawn out.
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
ed the receipt of which they will be forwarded BY first
mail.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Orders for Tickets should be sent early.
Purchasers will please write their signature plan give
their Post Office, County and State.
81 Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
E5- ALI prizes Of 81 900 and under pIid Immediately
after the drawingother prizes at the usual time OF thirty
days
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets at
either office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
s. SWAN 4 CO. Atlanta, Ga,
s. SWAN, Montgomery Ala,
s. SWAN, Box 200 Mobile, Ala,
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TTAFE iz-t a1ened verT nan
Il z FGT1 1s..ls Goods, coupT-s.us mss ~
fli r0r -I-panisrs, Fe-sy Ties. iLatr laa ffre7 st
Iiaar g5rGrr.e Hlrdl-rclies Ian
-a.i t-H.a teslr Shl-.s ari MufI rraE
Tl.H wal .a sl.dli tisr pl.c-s
FrplLu--E CHI
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DasIEaBLE CITY PROssRxE EoR


DRICE BESIDE e. No. 100 O. i Inffr
, O. i-st.l Cej 5,Test and e1- es
o SD .-e. street.. t-5i of tEtou.
Eri.S Huass, Lu-1er Of HFula
West Nashville. Lot frUla 55 feet
and extends back ol the las u hyua $3.50
q 90 fessIIeY
Erzue bss5ercs, 10 fJ 50lib 7rt- -rs.L t
fronts ~ .eat Ul Summer street. all laal
1r more q. 10 ~ ia-. llisT-
ErF Ee-i..Hel, SO. g. H0ril s.
W.sur-.rl SRI Collage Egsideucsi trIa ad
each Do ir1atrnE 55 isst on swing Az ar
back Is fret 90 E iJ ias- aiieF. F- s1l iarla
ar-uL szl.eI liberal
Bl.s Residence With e ghi ECCa .-rar SECS
Grra A-lo-, Carriage House. -.ai ~ el
rsr. { 81 a.h.az.1a ard Pear. streets -t tsfiIrt
frrt= lr3 feet on Pearl street ald sz le1
.na ..aa tl 81 asHilEtlu street, 90 a y
..l-.l Frame llGzc ca UT1udT s-e-.. t.fs ttfhre
10. .-llts 60 'ast Ua Gru-6y sTes.
ts.a-uE I-saag @ prucure s i1a
s.-.uE ll rQFlrgiIi5 i0r pTctia1 ar
uVIial cs!l al The Office q ls u .1.-at ere Ieal
ID particulars rg..,fiuE o. tlea5oTel
Al alA41ts
sv~2-fF OIc5
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STEAMERS
~ YoRK, - = soUTmAMrro


rTNHE ships comprising this line are WASH -se--T-e
4 LhGION. Capl. r Caysndy HER
MANN, Capt Edward Hggns. These stea-
mers stop Southampton, both going and returning.
PROPOSES rATks % sATEIEo-is55
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OUR St1ck oFG-rCemsn's Ready 3
OFlIalJ WHierluleis nov con
F-r.e., 1l 81 .s-Hd f-5r.e l0 bs uagd
oEr l1-ress being slictiy and eE
aa1Hf.tfl re- and sale OF ii1rliHa. e1l
rndG-. mcrIs t.an any 1lh@r house ii
ai iHH re a1UriaHi guarantee fo az i
alIe t'u'l.a-, ana tIrg laa Supply Cd
lager variety ut zflies Eui aas rlneaI.
s} lsE-I. e trlfr purchases D .r.-t lr-fI
llr-1- ai--,f f- h
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ENT hIrn just received az ex. Isl
FV Ds ElltalnE 9f various - ? end nrica. fa.ra
r7sucslluIiT ia-ils cur tf..u "a He Fa
-Fl.. 81 caa aad ex.GlDa. So fr1 a,es'snhG
cl.-tle e.ut ee ln s OVerC-ats ~ st
and 5a-- d eVa-F description. o.
Goods 5su1v complete. Ell. % whcl rat Ts
arrival OF Cloths, tilssl-lares and ~
L1-.er1 relre8 VII ODER illHcsr. Is
GO Fsc 81 of NashviLle
lep.I5 CLIF
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PENNSA KsILnUAD.
Al

THE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic ties
Il WfthW Western Northwestern ara Southwestern Ststeg
BY continuous Railway direct This road also connects
q Psburg with Caily line Of Steamers all ports on
the Western Rivers aud at Cleveland and Saudgsky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes making
the most direct cLSIpet and reliable route by which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Grsat Pst
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CLASS Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods ID, -,
Gn bOXes,) FUrs, Feathers, Ec...... I sVe per IVOD
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and > atilnery
Dry Goods Gn bales,) Hardware, Lea Use per loon
THIRD CLASS.-Anvils, ,Bagging, Bacon, -.
and Pork Gn bulk, J, Hemp, &C ...... o'o per tVVD
FOURTH CLASS.-Cslfes, Fish, Bacon -
and Pork packed Lard and Lard Oil 90S per lVVtD
Flour-$l per Dbl. until further notice.
Grsin-5O cts. per 100 lbs until further notice
COtton-S2per bale, noteXeeediug 500 lbs weight until
further notice.
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phia,
depha, be particular to mark package Bit 1deDhia
RGirOGd- All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road at Philadelphia Pttsburg will be forwarded With
out detention.
FREIGHT AsEsTs-Harr:s, Wornley ( Co, Mempbia
Tennessee; r. F. Sass Co., st. Louis; J. s. Mitchell
Son, Evansville, Indiana Dumesn Bell and MurdOck and
Carter Jewet LOUISVILLE Ky. II. G. Meldrum Madison
IndGna; Sprigman Brown, and Irwin Co. Cincinnati;
n. w. Graham Co, Zauesville Ohio; Leech & Co.. No
81 hilby street Boston; Leech Co. 2 AsOr house. New
York; Mol William street. and NO.S Batterf Place New
York. E. Sneeder, Phadelphia Magraw d KOons Bal
timOre; Geo. G Franciscus. Pittsburg.
a. II. HOUSTON General FFeig6t A1sRs, Phiq. -
Il. J. LOMBAERT, SuB't, Aktooad, Pa.
jams '56,-tIsl 81
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FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY,
by Authority of the State OfGeOrgial
CLASS %,
To be drawn in the City Of Atlanta Georgia in public on
TUESDAY, January 20, 1857. on the plan Of
SINGLE NUMBERSl
30 900 ITCREIS-2,3O7 PRIEST
Y gA
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InIIAL.IInN ~ I,DNNIInnrIn

rows BYRNE d MILLER.
INHALATION IN UONSUMPTION.
DEONCHITIS. LARYNCITIS, and other diseases Of The
TI0E OF NEDICATED FAPoRs PowDERs, by Absorption
slnt s %sss % nstta,e New YORK cy Disease OF Se
Heart Liver Female Complaints Dy spepsa, Nenerea AheC
Hs, and Chronic Diseases generally viii receive the aen
bn of The Physicians to whom such may have been esPe
is uUr-ceIen.ed success which has attended this me-
Sod treating diseases orhe Lungs Throat, has in
aced us depart from our usual course, and ayI"
flhe Press, in order to bring % 70 the kno" H.
b be lgDOrng under prsdisposed 20 such unec0ns
ghs dawn Of brighter day mas az length arrived for the
tousumptye The doctrine of the uCuab y OF JOusump-
has at length passed aWay w have iIdutabe proofs
rour possession. that COHsamFtios IA all ats stages be
ced nthe first, by tuberCuar absa ptuu second
cirrtf,ns i'm fs third y cicsrrrez or cars rlo.e ,pg
ded The past, may assert that even Consumption
at bs sI,7or.nt VI t, tr a f, 5 c,r7 NJ
Eap0r Powder directly into the Lungs be much
escual than that taken into e arh where Ee disease
does not exist.
The advantage Of Inhalation Consumption and Throat
Diseases is that medicine ia the loTu T Napor applied
ertIy 10 tic Lungs where the disease exists; the stomach
healthy, life giving food. There no hopeless that
InhaIallou viii not reach Ire means, too are brought
within reach OF ALL of administering yapurs
being simple that the invad Is never required 10 leave
home, where the hand friendship aHd affection tends 50
much 20 aid the physicians Efforts.
The nhaing method IS soothing, safe and speedy, and
consists the administration OF medicines u such
rer That they are conveyed into uugs form Of
vpu produce their action at the seat OF the disease lis
practical destined 90 reVHiuEonZe the medica
voyd and establish The entire durability Of Consumption.
earnestly appeal the common OF ali ahi ctsd
with lung diseases 60 embrace at once the advantage olnha
laon; and longer apply med cines 10 The unaffected
stomach. claim for inhalation place among the PRICELESS
g nature andar nath given us, That % our days ma! be
Ark OF REFUGE FOR THE CONSUMPTIVE.
method only rational out simple, aud eiGacious.
The profession tal have adopted haiaton, have
ouuH efcacou in the highest degree arresing the pro-
gre of the disease, and woTkn- wonders in many eer
ate in yerty triumph oi our Ar, over tHs fell DO
stToyer OF our species
with practice luorue o. t our time being valuable,
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B. COOK. practical Bell and Brass Founder, success
p s0T 10 Weller Cook, is prepared to manufacture
TT en- Bells ur Churches Steamboats, and PantatOlS.
Also, Steam Whistles, OIL Globes Cylinder, q 6,
Fountain AND Stop Cocks, Hose aud Salt WelJoil- IN
mouUtiu 2, Anti Friction Metal.
AL TaTs made by me with ueztness aud iisD ,ottte
bs.0 a-t.l.. d 70 prices and warranted. anls-ly
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ITAVE esl rerei-eu 20 CooEisS HEATIsG STOVES
II IoEathe VITA large supply Of Mantle and lamb Crates
&C. % which they inVs the attention Of heir cusomers
cec1 a-d3W. STEWART & OWEN.
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PRAcrIcAL AND ANALIEIcAL CnEaIsT,

flEg- And sold Wholesale by Berry & DemOve, Retail
by 10 G. Brown Nashville and al Druggists in the city
and all De- ie~ d'cne everywhere
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stopping az southampton, both going aud retuTun1 sy
offer passengers proceeding TO LondH ami Havrs
over any other route, Cor the economy OF time and money!
Passage from New YORK Southampton anE ulrn FIRST
Cabin Saloon, 100 dollars; First CABIN, lever aoou 80
dollars; Second do. 90 dollars.
AT letters ard spspers must pass through tie OF,
Gee.
No bills Of adns will be signed parcels received on he
day Of sailing,
An experienced Surgeon is attached Co each s6jp.
For ffeight passars apply 90
e.. Il. SAND, ~ south William tfcel, NtH faTz..
c. A. HEINEKEN $50, BTeatu.
CROSKEY 6 co, Southampton.
VIM. 1SELIN, Havre. jaB4l--iY
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GyWEET ORANGESI-Three casks OF the above jGsI rs,
0 = ceiyed by Express, !. G. ROBERTSON,
4 nou4 Broadway,
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PENNSYLVANIA RAIIROAD,


TTNHIREE Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
L and PitJsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg * A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at z, A. 81. THE PAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Ps5urg 1t p NJ and Pittsburg
for Philadelphia at l. Pm. The NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at H. P NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10, =. Il.
The above lines connect OF Ptsburg with the Railroads
to and from st. Louis, No; Alton Gaena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville, KY; Terra
HRute Madison, Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincin-
natl Dayton, Springfield Beelontaine, Sandusky, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus Zanes7ille, MassOn and Wooster
Ohio; also with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New
Orleans, St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to or from either of the
above S.sGes
FOrturther particulars see Hsndbills at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will ind this
the shortest aud most expeditions route to Philadelphia
Baltimore, New u OTk or Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AGENT Passenger Linss PbiLgd1.
J. ME5hIMEN, AeENT, Passenger Lines Pitts5Urg.
Philadelphia, 1s56-anS-1y
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TEar DAVID. GEs l-El2LE
rUr2 Great Hsmoly jos isdel il-''
sra-lH1- E1sE Limbs end J0f
fF.l, White swelling, ii.-la -lilofa-
c. -.-- vr-.--rer-
elaft sriied plinca
ffr sses
-.-. rluary
.-li-- 81
h1 car1d
r1dtne
Iaa fruoWi4e aas--si aa by
sf-ssr-. scev7l g. Hr-5-Gerts. G
T7va-v-1r,. and ,r.lr EieorHU fia1tgr /.
p-qctfce ~ thrsu yeafa plst- aud ia
ststs rny belief lu their -uperarily
vi-r Hhici an acc cCIsilted, ior lne
ere recommended. -lhe Hebrew hE
universal pera6cl f9r local Palms D
EECC.lcus application for qfaiua ana
Tar-al salsllcfon Wherever usst.
Knoxville, Ca. March 4tor rl73t
~ Beware Of G1uute rfelts ami haf
TEs grngi no wis iH falur8 have LI
lor oa no steel plate eusrayed on tle
box.
Ecls IS ln cZls-ence-
~ =. suuirs ls sold 5yus- and by
t1r5 r-l h5 SOUTH and no psilIr is
s-r-s- "a p t-rehassrs generally are czrla
suy bHs our regular agents, Otherwise
IN 'bv a worthless article.
D. ui Cr1rrrss street, Nov Orleans
t1s salll-fn states, 20 Wh9n en- ord
addressed.
sod a1so by ETin Brothers, Beu
fsrsso. Iaural Wells lud @ 81 m
Ieru.ut bY ~ 1tnsr DIaEgiss1 thr1
Iut---. iltlliei
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o0Ul TIlL Is amounting Ia. SlOA 900
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $216
The first S07 Prizes decided in the usual manner
5000 Prizes Of $40 will be determined By the last figure
Of the Number that draws the 40 coo Prize For example
If the nu mber drawing the $4,000 Prize ends with No
l. then all the Tickets where the number ends in will be
entitled to $40 the Number ends with No g then all
the Tickets where the Number enda in will Re entitled to
$40, aud on to O.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which is the risk:
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Swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
Authorised by the State Of Alabama
SOUTHERN

To be drawn in the City Of Mobile Alabama in public On
SATURDAY, JANUARY TO- 1857 on the
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERSi
JOHN HURTEL and ". W.MCGURE Esq7. Commissioners
10000 TYCKETS-3 3u7 PRIEST
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THE SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO THE EASTERN CITIES
ERnM IL PnINns SnILnH Avn MEal
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-17
MISCEILANEOUS.
.GOLDMN BEE live SToRN.

+ .174 M AIN ST., WHEELING. ~
, FILL IND N,LN1,ER TRADE
CToNE q THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
- they are now In receipt Of their full stock OF FaH and
Winter
They Just received their Second Pail Purchases,
which, added their stock, will enable them
sent "a the Public more than Il n1f g
$4,000, WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock,
embracing the BEST SEIEGrI0S choice goods they have
offered to the Public.
To their variety they have added large stock Of
CaTpetng Rugs the latest designs and best makes,
and also beautiful line Of choice Purs, suitable for the
Winter TTade-to both of which, Eeil their stock
generally, they invite the attention of the Trade.
HHFin the Eastern cities short time previous
the late heavy in all kinds Of Cotton FabricA and by
Ing largely with the Cash. they have done
tprs In inStanCes they able To r Inucsntnts
TO CdSa Buyers, either BY the PIECE at RETAIL
exec. al by similar house 81 the West.
wants Of their rapidly increasing Trade they
have made, and making ample arrangements to furnish
the Public with the best selected stocks of goods In
their line in the West.
In this stock may be found fully
Is000 ys silksembracing some Of the finest mportsd,
5000 90 French Mernoes, CashmeTes, BombAzines
Tibets and addonlins-of every quality and color
full line of the Richest Painted, 0mbFe shaded and Sat-
In striped CashIneFes and DeIaiNes-impo
4O0 ShaEs and ClOaESembraeIng Of the richest
oHeFetlIin Wheeling.
800 ys Ginshams Dcbazes Delaines and Prints and
6J,OUO :" of Domestcs-embracing the largest line of
American Wonens and Cotton goods kept by any similar
house, II not BY any house in the city.
They have laid in their stock with view closer cash
rae and pledge The Public that effort their part
shall be wanting to please. -
They feel contden that they ncr Inducements to
close cs buyers eXceiled house the West, f In
the United States NOropMe to show Go0Eoods sent
Oars, Hotels and Boats for
nov5
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5Ie lol)rrlins gltteII49en,fer,
any. TR1-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
tMpBELL & McDERMOT.

orv,rE-Corncr of Main and Quincy streets,
VfStNf- Entrance from Quincy st.
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Il
For Fftu Course including az Departments 9f BOOK
Keeping Lectures aud he''"'a"s"tP' t'TH''ab3 az
dHUunce.
For FMU Course LGdtes Department. %
rNnE PRoPRIEToRs great pleasure in expressing
i their thanks gratifying and unprecedented sue
which have marked the career Of their since
its establishment the Capital, and stimulates them to re-
uewed exerohs meet, in the most SDfce'lt ntl,Her the
rapIdy increasing demand for prdcfcL aud cOIpFeeE-
size course or mercantile ag. The great practical
experience Principal In heavy Banking and Comner-
cia Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gene-
men has enabled bring degree Of perfection
system OF COUNTING ROOM Instruction. by oral exercises,
Nor ATTAINED By ANY OTHER INSTITUTION; % Zach
STUDENT by this process is drilled at the DESK HdtUt-
Uy step STEP until he has mustered the whole routing
of an Accountants duties Thoroughly as ef0LOh ne Hdl
se,ged an dpprenticeShi In some tar9e Commercial
House; and all nTEwardnes fatering, and egregous
bluutlrrs ure, in u great measure, dissipatpd.
In addition engagement of accomplished Assist
ants We have secured thS services OF some OF the
most eminent Lecturers Ohio to lecture on commercial
topics.
Our course instruction too extended to
here but it embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY BOoK KEEPING, with free and full discussion Of
scientific Princlpes-Lecures upon Commercial History
and History of Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge-
Ography, Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Etcs OF Trade Part
nersIip, &c. o. ii ...a. q
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TUEsDA y MORNING.
TRANSPORTATION
Two .PassepEer Trnln. Daily saeIl. ,say.
N and amer Monday, May goth trains win run follows
" [shndsyE exceptedl - ~
Westward.

- WESTWARD.
1esve Express. Accommodation
zantsyille -, ...... ......... s:l5 A. L.. 8:0OP.M
New IeIinrton. ............ 9:25 =" $40 !.
Lancas ........ .......l4:SO !" 5:20
Circleyine. 1u e 80 4,
Washington. ..........''' a:,S aIS =, 500 a,
Whining 9:i9 81 81 =,
Leveiand .t'''-.'' .oA .s 1.sR A n
Arrive Cincinnati ss;,,;;.2 9qA 2H 1850 n ~
Cincinnati. ...'. o'VV' a. a. o'oV e az
ESysIand 5,S.sl'a 7g4 $3.50
Wilmington $1,000 sV1e SO a. S.Se =,
tWashinrton..,. S:44 500
CfrcleyIe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S4O s'4p
Lancaster. =. .............. .lU:SO :, S:5v a.
New Lexington. ll:Eo !y'SV
ATT,Ve Zanesy lie -. 1890 2. ii. l2:O0
i A.I " Train GAINESVILLE the arrival OF the
4 Trnj ON G. O. r. r. Wheeling, and arrives In Gin
cinnat ut 6:O4 =. ~, .,,,5 -. A. - ,,
11:i5 A n Train on G. o. R. Il. from Wheelng
This Road located through the most beautiful part OF
Ohio nassnv through lexington Lancaster, Ctrcie-
Vile Washington, Wilmington, &C. all lue
and has beautiful line. There's arge portion OF tue
road mat is air irc, making 1t adesirabie ropte
Nm attentIon win be spared the part OF the otcer5 OF
the Road to make pleasant route for the travelling
pubIic ratrOnise. .-.,-. =. .....
Mt Morrow with for Dayton, Aenn sprlpghed
and Mt Ioyeland with for HiHborough aud chil-
lines of Stages and Packets make connections for all I'M
poFtant points IN S0"'ie'H o"'N G. W. HARRIS sun't.
s-The Omnibus Line calls at all the Hotels, and upon
motto. left with orndor doors east OF the stacey
House, will passengers in any part oil the chS.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
NEW VOLUMES READY THIS WEEK
d. APPLETON & CO.,

PUBLISH THURspAY.
COUNT GUR0WsKrS NEW WORK.
AMERICA AND EUROPE.
ADAM g. DE GuROWSKL
One Volume. limo Cloth. 81 o.
CHAPTER L-Populstion Races.
CHAPTER 1t hsracter.
CHAPTER IIi-Dem0crEcy.
IV.-Self Government.
CHATrIR V-Msuifest Destiny.
CHAPTER NL-FoTeeD Elements.
CHAPTER VlI-Educstiou.
CH.PrER NIlI.-The Press.
CHaPTER IX.-The Pulpit
CHARTER X.-The American Mind.
CHAPTLR Xl-CustOms Habits Manners, ls.
CHAFTkK MI-Country and City.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
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Publish to-day.
LIFE PICTU RES,

SHELDON, BLAKEMAN Il CO.,
- No. lis Nas-sust.,
Publish to-day.
LIFE PICTURES,
From a Pastors Note Book.
BY ROBERT TUsNBuLL, ID.
Author Of Genius of Scotland" Christ Of History &c
vol. limo, 3i2 pp. Price sl -,
authors intention has been TO develop IN natural viva
way by means narratives poItures Of charsceIs, con
v,Tsatons letters. Ac.. the divine or inner life ,
The characters such the author has met IN his
extended alton and experience among a ssse. Of per
son. some them Of aud worth AID others
Of an iuquy- skep;ica including studens Lawyers
Merchants Literary Character Mechanics and others.
Soue Of the Life Pictures" of young reclaimed
from Skep,icm There will be found TO possess thrilling in
ter, Some the sketches Of charaters remarkable for
tber gifts and gTsces. Those Of WILLIAM BENTLEY the
baker boy and H.KvEy MILLER, Of the nobest that
eyer lived will be hailed With pleasure by al who ever knew
them. N
Can bridge aud Boston Life il viii be read doubt not with
great interest.
GRACIE AAIBE r.
b. Mrs. MARY A. DENIsoS.
Author OF Iou, Pictures" What Not" Carrie Ham.
ilion." a.. go
The numerous friends of Sir Denon Will doubt not,
heartily welcome this uevSb book her pen.
TIL ROMAN CATHOLIC ELEMENT IN AMERICAN
HISTORY. By Justin d. Fulton. vol, l2ro. Price 81
Nj FULTON has directed tie Amt Tc4n mind into new ehan-
rel If inquiry and discovery. aud has laid bare important
uths every patriotic and intelligent reader should care
-. uu,.de
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beautiful BALLADS" Gentle Anne
ID and Village Maiden" by Foster: Fairy Floy" and
Mother Watch the Little fert" by August Mgnon 1
Wish :, ,i.body d CONE BY Thomas kiss but Never
Trlr and Smile Again" BY Fred Buckley; Forty Years
Ago. by the Bakers Creole Behty Hubbard sung by the
BlAkys" Any Of the above BY mail for p cents each
An Of the from Nerds La Tfaysta prce IS cents
,nrb Thalb.rss Don Pasqusle," 80 ceuts.
FIRTH, POND Co, No. ST Broadway NewYoIh
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6o iuhom it man Concern.

A RTEsIAN wELLs.-The suberibef, Engineer gsss
Wells and boring for water has been enfsfed
of 49,. near 80 years; has recently bored ~.h ,1'
IN N th rylor At their Saloon and lnssrnAsna n
yohn ,,o wells for principal brewers sugar Ieni
With caution the pablo against hsaas So
, an th.m by parties claiming 20 have p.isnns NJ
nIs 1sed In this business. Address JOHN ~
EWanerst OF ., the Cslssbisn FouDSsry No - paaD "