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Making Money on a Chance.

dThere ismueh money made By small risks
OF his life, invested IN lotteries az an amuse.
ment, and thus added 10 his great store of
wealth. A man may spend, ia dissipation
that demoraiizes his character, ten d,,llars per
week, which would'te much better appropr.
ated TO The purchase Of louery tickets, for he
would be sffe, atmosGt TO draw handsome
sum by which he wonld be furnished with
capital TO supply himself with good iatm,
or Ia establish himself 10 business. The Jas
per County Academy Lottery, of which ADJ
Gerson u Son, OF Macon and eavsn..sts, Ca ),
are The nanagers,is 30 honestly and faith.
fully conducted, that no one need hesitate 10
send them $40 for a whole, So ior a half, or
50 30 for a quarter ticket inlheir excellent
loiIery Wherein the tlckels ARE only number
ed singly, from one tothiry thousand. The
managers are well kaown 10 be m en- of char.
acieI. and will furnish their correspondents
with all necessary information. We nrder-
stand, by the Southern papers, that lheir next
drawing will take place on The I5,lfaoi Sep.
lember nexl, and promises TO be masuif
ceni affair. W
Any one who wishes to make money on
such favorable chance as il here afforded,
can do no beter than 10 make his invest.
mems al once, AID thank his stars, when he
is enriched, that he has been pa, upon The
right track at last Ii people, will specuss,s
let them do il by The most easy method, ahd
not consume their time and health by such
opportunities as are offered al card tables and
among the instruments Of esmblng. The
above-ndmed managers perform their duties
10 the States in which they reside with faith
fitness, and can be trusted a. honorable men,
Those who want tickets must write their adj
dress plain, and difects,o Anderson & Son,
Managers. Macon or Savannah, who will, in
return, answer promply.@q4I 4IaG ~ aasTmoe7'
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ilepfereataliye onfsrence.

We are glad tha'jusnce has been ,dnne as
10 the time OF holding the iRspressniaive
Coniefence, and we would have Ybeen slil
better pleased if the nomi,aiio could have
been entirely free from' ALL considerations
outside Of Ibis subject, end upou the merits
OF the candidates slone., We dc not cay
that the result would have been d d.fTerent, for
we had no p ersoDal reason to davos either
candidate; but il would have been mote hon
ora5ls 10 The party and stronger with the
people. Il was urged that the Rspressnia.
tive must go 10 Wyoming TO secure Congress
for the lower end e( The district. q But by this
rule county which did mol have The luck TO
be in our ConRsessioaai. Distic, would al
ways be, ruled oni for Representative; be-
cause upon some folpre occasion. sWyoming
would be equally interested TO give Colum-
bia and Moniouf each a Representative, so
a. e secure a Congressman IN the upper end.
Dr., Smilh has been one year IN The Legis,
lature, aud was lest year a candidate lor his
second term. MIR jackson Was then the
choice ot Sullivan, but magnanlmously gave
way 10 Dr. Smi'h, who was nominated ami
defeated IN that Republican distinct. The
first ear he was elected by reason OF di
vision among The Opposition. He spent some
time last winter al Harrisburg 10 secure the
connection of Wyoming county with our
present Representa- district, and 10 Tree
it from the Republicanism Of Susquehanns
which always overwhelmed it, HIS county
will no doubt give hin. grateful vole for his
successful services. ~. .. r..
Dr. Smi.h was also for sometime editor oil
the North Brunch Eemocrat; and in the Leg
islalure his votes were all Democratic, SO
far a. we now remember. .z.r-1s
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Wyoming County.


The Democratic county convention was
held on he same day in Wyoming as in Co.
lumbia. Hon. Robert R, Little was nomina.
led unanimously ior Congress, and Thomas
O-tsrhoul and G.. d. Seathsn elected Con.
gressioual cohfcrees. For'Assembiy, Col A.
Gordlner was nominated by vote Of Is 10
10 ior DR., John Y, Smith. The nominee at
once declined, as he was in favor of Sullivan
having the candidate. The conyca,ieu then
nomina,ed D. John v. Smith, and ssler,ed L
c. copklin, Esq, and D. n, c, Pdray Raprs,
sentative Cop6rses 10 meel at BIoom,buts
90 the, Alb Of SeplemberY The following 9th.
er nomipalippsewere made ~ .,., $40 s.i..s
For Shepf-Zsba Billings. .so. ,rl !.
Prot onolsy-David D. Dewitt, lev. ,
Commissioner---Hartson Comstock.
Registerand observation-disclosures HaIlock.,
Z .Auditor--John Crawford, .,., .ssi. .rs-,a
The Tunktannock Democrat, the organ of
The Democracy Of The county, thus speaks Of
the conventions and nominations: s .
g The Democratic Convention, which as.
sembIed here on Monday, was ono of the
largest and most respectable tha, has been
held in his county Tor a number Of eyears.--
We ore well pleased with The selection ol
candidates, for The various Offices, so far, as
ibe nsp themselves are conoemel, but think
tie Representative Conferees should have
been instructed TO concur with Sullivan coua
", for IN lrulh the, Representative belongs 10
her thisy year. But, ulon The whole, we have
no reason to fiud fault with the action Of tho
Conyenlionj although lhe course pursued BY
Them in closing The doors against all out .siders
We think is not compatible with the. Demo.
cratic creed, and somsihing We are unac.
cusomed 10 see Pract eed by The Democrat
&c or liberal parry. In our estimation. the
Convention could have made the nomina-
,ions openly and boldly, democratic fashion
in the presence Of all spectators, as well as
10 exclude them thereftom 8 bn, we ere dis
posed TO make due allowances for The irilu-
ence oi deep and excited feelings. Lii moi
easy for men. in a large assembIsge, with a
bref time slloi:ed for business, 10 adop, per-
feet precision in ils rules aud regulations, and
TO our minds, had the, Convention not acted
from The impulse Of the momenl,7-had they
have taken the second thought they would
not have adopted that mode, which borders
too mnsh on Kaox Nothing customs, Tor Us
10 otoierae.wan a8 H3id.l lyb6s .l,4F;- Z sd
We viii speak Of the nominstiops more
particularly n weekr Z sse7 tai no ~,
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ar Miss Curtis, a school teacher, Will

~ Miss Curtis, school teacher, while
on her way home near Scranton, Lu.
zerne county, was overtaken by a man,
grappled by the throat, brutally thrown upon
the ground, and robbed Of her gold watch,
chain, and locket she bravely resisted the
insult, but his superior strength compelled
her to give up the jewelry. She was but a
short distance from her boarding house, bur
he held her so tightly by the throat that she
was unable to give utterance to single loud
sound. The villain tore the jewelry from
her in the most brutal manner, and then es.
capped, though vigilant search was made.
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wepresen,asvs -cou1sree cgnvenslsn.

-- t.A Ed
The Confersss af this Reptesen,aiIvs DIP
trici, composing the counties Of Columbia,
Monlour, solliyan and Wyoming, mel FIJI.
day, Sept. 4ib liss7, insBIoomsbutg, eonsisl-
ing OF the foiowua deIesales
Coiumbia--Iram DER, w. A. J. Britain.
M'onfeur-G Gu,eIias Saydef, j. Reese Pbifips.
Sulivan-Jamss Degan, C. C. Finch.
wyoming-W. M. Pat, L. c, Conk!in.
The Consenton osgaRized at 3 3o'elock, P.
| Mr. by; the appoinmen. ofthe following off
eers:-iR Al DE r. 4kprasideni; !; C Q. Finch
svsn. III. PiaHs Seefs ,sfies.as - ~, ~
The Convention then proceedsdl 10 nomi-
nale candidates fer Members OF the Lsgis
la'ufs ,--77only iwo Of wbou are 10 be elected,
WHEN the following pomins,ions were
Col Desan nominated George d. Jackson,
oi Sullivan county,F a. a, Z, ii
cess Britain Nominated Peler. Eat, OF Co.
lumbis county, -----------~'.-=----
Maj. coakin uomiua,si John v. Smith, Of
WJemmg county. l.2;si .;T .sb ,@., K. Z
On motion, the nominations closed, and
the eConferees proreeded 10 vote, when. on
| the fret ballot. PETER ENT. E.o wss man.
,mously om,aa,sd. o a, f,.., ,...,
The Convention 4hen proceeded 10 ballo,
for auc,ber candidate for As.smblv M...,s
Smith and Jackson bsins in nom nation with
lie following r.sul.. '7 ~ '''' 1'''''''.A g;
Fon Jorn v Sa,r.---Msss,s ps,, so,d,,
Pia,t and Conkina4nosa ~. N.'H4 M
Foa GEO. d. J.tssos A,sss,s n,us;n
ramps, Dsgan and Fincbr--4. ~ III ysd, Jrf
There behg no choice, four more ballots
were then had with the sane result, when
the Convention look q recrss OF some ten
minutes. ,a 'l.a4e
"a me eIeiasemo'iHs oil the Convention,
l'he OH ballot wasshad, wiihSthe following re-
sui; F., sn,,.-n..,,, Me. De-, Der, B. R,,,,o s,va,
Philips, Couklin and Piau-6. 80
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Every day Of my life | feel how inadequate
am % perfofm the duties'of my high strs
tioh, without continuing ip the support oi
the Divine Providence. Yethplacing my
trustin Him, aud in Him alone, | entertain
a good hope that He will Enable me to do
equal iusticeto all portions Of the Union,
and thus render me an humble instrument
in restoring peace and harmony among the
people of the several States.
Yours, very respectfully,
, T., JAS. BUCHANAN.
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rx.
Stoppags IF ths Reading Cotton MH-We
have already noticed The sloppage Of q nnm-
bsr Of ths largest cotton mills 10 The, New
England STATES, on account ,of5ihe high price
Of raw maisrial; and we Learn wiIh regret
lhata nesting of the directors of ihe Reading
cotton mill held on Tuesday last, il was. der
termlned 70 close il as soon as The yam now
pn band il exhansteds which vii, be ia the
course Of Two Or three weeks, The great iu-
crease in The cost Of cotton makes il impos,
sible 10 keep their mill in operation excepl
Al loss. The, company employs about lhfee
hundred operatives ve,y large proportion
OF them women and boys, WHO will of course
be ihfown out of work by The stoppsgs Of the
mill.--Readisg (Pa.l Gazstts.
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An Explanation.

We regret to hear some persons on the
South side of the river compliant that the
proposition made in the late conyentionlto o
have that side vote first for Treasurer was
not agreed 10 by This side. For ourselves
we alwaysithobght that as the Treasurer
was conceded 10 that region, it ought SUBJ
stantially 10 select the man; and we said so
TO all three of the candidates. But we do
not think that the South side OF the river
has any cause TO complain. The Commits
sioner was conceded to this side; and by
the same rule which we suggest above, de.
ference and respect ought 10 have been paid
10 ifhe.votes of this side on the subject Of
Commissioner. The delegates ON this side
voted as follows: iys' - go
n, D;e,sr;;cl sapn.nlb yl9s3.ttio a g.
For Futiston, } o. 20 hsarrd9 -siifs69 Is
For Wmtersteen, !ev ~ gi.'r II
The South side did not observe the rule
in this case which they laid down for Treas.
uer; and could therefore hardly expect this
side 10 be bound by il. The difference in
the vote for Treasurer was mot so much on
the other side Of the river as for Commits
sioner onthis side. II stood--- s.'osl9q s7
For McNihch, y'@ ~, " '-' g
For Kiefer, loy'
AS general rule we believe that the re.
gion In, which a man lives is. The best quail
ifed TO Judge of him, and that the neigh
boyhood to which candidate is conceded
to be allowed in effect 10 Select him. Il is
as safe as any other rule, and though per-
sonal friendship may bias mans immediate
neighbors, yet this cannot influence. any
large circle of country. A nomination is
always stronger for being the fair and clear
expression of the peoples choice. The
tfansgression of any principle will be sure
TO invoke its retribution ~
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GEORGE D. ,acKs6s, ESQ.

e /. y
This gentleman, whom the Democratic
Convention of Sullivan County have re-
Gently honored with an unanimous nomi-
nation for the General Assembly, has been
spending few days, the past week. m
Columbia, and made the acquaintance OF
fsssS able 10 learn, have been
pleased with his general appearance, MIR.
jackson is a merchant at Dushore, in Sulli-
van. In politics he is sound Democrat, q
young gentleman Of, fine personal appear,
ance, manly address and splendid business
qualifications, and, should h be ylomina7
ted by the representative Conieree conr
vention, and elected, an connection with
our late worthy member, Peter Ent, Esq,
would honor our district and adorn a. scat
in the halls of our State Legislature, e ,.5so
In copying thisthe Suiipa,, Dsmoera al says;
"The sentiments will be cordially indorsed
by every one who knows MIR. Jackson. Al,
though comparatively young man, he is
old IN experience, and possesses all the
requisites for an able and efficient Member
SINCE his advent into the political arena he
has always acted with the Democratic par
iy--shared its defeats and rejoiced infits
victories-and has always been found true
to, his professions. We hope he will re-
ceive the nomination, then we shall have a
chance 10 express ourself. "a .,lro
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-09-09

q We are glad to see that in the Wash.
ington and Greene Senatorial District Geo.
w. Miller, Esq has been agreed upon as o
harmonious nominee by the Democrats -
There was contest between the counties
as'to which should have the candidate, but
that is how healed. MIR. Miller is a. safe
and able man, and has some creditsble leg.
islatiye experience. ucdhf3n f.asa 0t 90
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Breaking cfthe Submarine Cabie-The Snb-
marine Cable broke when about three hund-
red miles from the coast Of Ireland. The
Flee. returned 10 England. Another a,temp,
is 10 be msde-some Scientific croake.s.have
decided that tho undertaking is an absur.
dity, and will result in an entire failure.
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A batch of twenty seven destitute filibus-
lers, shipped by the authorities of New
York 10 Detroit, were properly sent back by
the officials of the latter city, the other day.
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n J. Porter Brawley figures ina Grim.
con. case at Erie, and was knocked down by
the husband of the woman seduced. The
woman, named Haight, was afterwards ar
resied, and had a hearing on q charge of
adultery, bpt was discharged for want ofey.
idence.
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MA MMMRHsB.

Ga the Let met, BY The Rev. VIM. ] Ever,
Mr. FERpsAss NICKEL 70 Miss EMILIA GoRrE
both of Monionr county.
On the 29ih ult., by S. A. WoImsn, ESQ.,.
MIR. JAcoB SNYDER of Nonham mbeflaud CO., 10
Miss Sarah RoBBIss Of Jackson, Col. co..
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a One of the persons awaiting his trial
for murder, in Danville, came near escaping
lately. He is now heavily ironed.. ,. t
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A NEw PosT 0FffcE.-The Postmaster
General has established a new post office at
the Exchange, in Montonr county, and J. c.
Ellis appointed Postmaster
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a It is said that no fort ever suffered so
much from single battle as has the piano.
forte from ,iSe Battle of Prague.
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Is. lr.. .1.Ev. c. S. BuRsErr: whds laborins as
a. Missionary IN Southern A,a, discovered
simple and certain Cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, coIds, Nervous
Debility, and all impurities OF the blood; also,
an easy and effeciual mode of Inhaiing the
remedy. Acluaied by desire to benefit his
suferng fellows, he will cheehully send ihe
Recipe (freel 10 suoh ss desire if,swith full
and explicit directions for preparing and suc.
cossfully using ths Medicine. .,..-
Address Rev. C. s. BURNETT, d,
gal Broadway Naw York City.
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WOODLAND CREAb"-A Pomade for
beaufifying Me Hair---Eighly perfumed.
superior TO any French article imported. and
for halfihs price. For dressing Ladies' Hair
it has no equal, giving il bright glossy ap.
pearance. II causes Genilemen's Hair 10
curl in the most natural manner. II removes
dandruff, always giving the hair iha appear.
ancs Of being fresh shampooed Price only
fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE & co..
Proprietors Of The
- Balm Of a ihoasand F7o,oers.n
For sale by aIl Dinggis,s, 'Ia New York
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LYRMa

nj. AtkxanDxs Mausr, aged s5yssFs, ! mo.
aud 9 days. 45l q
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Compltmea No,ices.

To show in what respect Mr.. George 2.
jackson isheld by those who know him We
copy the following complimentary notice
from the 6e' ssidk Gazsife of b few weeks
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25

VTANTE D,-JgO0 bushels Dry Fuii, WhiJh We Wll
w pay cash exchange Groceries Ter DR. Peaches
and ApplesEt highest market price. BfRAB q MILLER,
nova No. Bt0sdEay.
EXTFgA EEAUS.-9OgO extra Pepper cured Hams n
II store and for sale by BTRNE & MILLER.
ITLOUI2.-i0J bags Family Fouriust received and
II Tor sair By BYHNE & MILLER.
GOLDEN SYRUP Golden syrup just recsiye Ell and
u f0r ssls b BYHNE g. MILLER.
ca GAEs.-Crushe4 AID Puyeriszd sugar received aud
- forstle by BFRNE & MILLER.
w have 70 and sale general
w Teas Pickles. Psservs Candies, soap. Starch, AVID ala
the articles usHay sep Gracey S0rss, % Ehich
the stienton friends and customers and the publ
generally invited. By HNE q MILLER.
VITfgISK lib barrels Rect sed Whisky, yarous
w brsuds, Just rscavedand Coz sails BY
nOviS BfkSE q MILLER.
DOTAEOES.-I50 busbsl Of IRISH ard So ~ PoS-sass
IN store suC ioT sails -
royIB BYRNE & MILLER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25

Referring i6e shove tie undersigned eoDiuu to s
Policies on firr Marine aad lHlsu -ts equsbs rDs.
JOSEPH NASH, agent,
No. %, Colleges street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-25

n. B-Our Stock consists Of entirely
New Goods, New Styles, diff fering mate
rally from the OLD or PAST STYLES, and
presenting an array of beautiful Goods,
beyond comparison of any former sea.
son. A. J. ID, 81 co.
Feb s. 81,
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n ahf6FaaiE. CtJAA1 LUMr1N. lsaJa1tH -
TO sUBSChtBEItS UF 81 OCk
cALL u FwEsrF cEsr % Sc Stock Subscribed 70
"A said Company ordered pu5s % tlss iron %
lEs Of II bTusry. Psymas b. made at sc Sank Of he
IN OBJ Verandsh budng @ daf trset. b order o. III
Pres dent and B0asd Of Directors.
aasl--lc 2 CARTER Tr-ssursr.
DE EKS 4 CO,
AUCTIOEETnS AND C0HEfSsTH MERCHANTS
hARP5YlLLk. TENNESSEE
VIII PuncHAaa Qs lFIL PaePxsTR o. gvsaE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-15

DICOEDs, vELPuAUs, CIvrALrs. AUrOEs CURL
II mas and the pY,se hospital practice Of PARIS and
don, 81 nr bARNOFr. As some persons afflicted with do
eases 81 the sexua system NAY be q the fact he
takee this medium ~ informing them he the xr.duste
this city who exclusively treating and curing diseases
and whose connection with The nurorean hospitals ensol
him % adopt The sest and radical treatment curug NJ
oldest and most severe cases Al "a Mercer street corner
Spring opposite the " Nicholas from 10 70 evening
Do loo picture nus,rsion. 81 gives All NE sdyerlsed
medicines. We commend M JaFnont 70 The slllcssd.-
Courier des psss Unis, sssas Leuns Dsy Book hescVy
AN, Aet NJ
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MEDICAL.

skPJRI ANT Dlsycyshr ~ rnz SJinsUs " n4A-
I slne-rRIssN soue uins unless the enSrNs
OF Tie Patent OGc~ OF Dnsand tks srs5
hcoe Pharuacie ds rSi, and Ne Imperial College
vsuna upon ears wrapper, and around
Yriesmas No he rmsdy for debility, premature dssss
Ae ia invecratnx powers ssopsAing In ne =
cline physical y edim vAnisk hks bew
iA influence renhesss " svsiusbe Dose essw
ins he marriage rresnaS 70 entirely erSiratss
ths-s> dleprdsp and cubebs
tAossh anto'e fer. 70 sse rain Of NE hea Of yss 20
uor Of Inc pcrnlauou. rreemG 10 h Ne great nuror
remedy for elAs Of dssordsr whcb ths nAssh psTrA
treats sA nercury y ns inevitable desvnc3ou q De y
eannos remove Sold In I'm e<s and DIVIDED Ia seysras
desea sdmniswr-d By velpsu IAesAan ncus Ricard
and ia sr ossss vs,rshI thsrs saving o. Sold By
Brcsdway rsv ycrn Iamcasely o. rseips Of the asnox
DR. vii forward he ~ OF YieemW. and he iAyr
rstcns ne hres dollar cascs ALEC sr su nos FREE -
sro.svsy' sois .isc ~ q Il Rfso 10 srosdvsr
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SHIPPING.
SrEAN 70 LIyssrvoL ROB Es-Tas rhysRIrl
~ iron screw steems alp KAnaAkOO C.pt Jeffrey ~tll
cal on Thursday, AUG III Fare In cabin w. Third c,sss
M including All necessary vna Fer pAssAxs APPLY 70
sABRL ooBr1s. III erced~sy
NoTteE-FtRsr PACHEr FOR NEW oRbEASs-
AZ Packet OF 18TH September The celebrated clipper ship
NATIONAL, Captain Berry, will sail above. For pass.ge
IN cabin only, having unsurpassed accommodations, apply
on board pier No IL Hast river, 70 TAPSCOIf CO..
south street.
LyOR SAVANNAH AND rLORIDA-Ur1ruD STATES
IT mail hpe-The sesrusv AUGUSTA Capt. N. =. wood-
hnn will leave Saturday September ~ At O'Clock N,
from pier No. North river. Bills OF lad signed on
board For freight passage apply " l. hlTCHILi -
Broadway rhrouvh tickets from New<yort 70 Jackscnve
ssl 70 Pilaiks VS. Steamers for FLORIDA connect savan.
psh with tse steamers from New ys 90 Tuesdays And ss
turdsys.
L,OR NoRrbLE AND PrrsBsBURG -THE UrifED
IT States mail steamship ROANOKE Capt rhon.s Sklnneri
VIII leave ir she aeoys p.aces on wednesdsy $50 INST
FOLK he nett sernoon and Petersburg ne blowint morn
Passengers for the south VIII proceed direct by the rei
southern mail line 70 Charleston, Augusta savannah, Sc
Those for Richmond viii arrive their destination early on
Friday morning Travellers will end this cheapest pleasant
tsi and expeditions route and fare with state
room 70 Norfolk ~ Petersburg and Rchmond, 30 Apply
" LrptAA 4 Pl.5AsAFrs, - psosawsr,
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nA wArsoSp .rw wosk-"yRn oAUsB An,
~ Care IA conpicte practical treaties premAtuys a.
ssusaon oca dsblHY induced By sally lndscre.ics e.
ccss OF other causes In which The and sSscsa u ~
psidious slady togesber viii NE reAtnseus fuy
planned illustrated ty numevoua anatomical pst@s asf
craving VITA suppemeni On serua dseAses FYfcs VI
be had Of the antnoy, who b ccrsuet opnrfsrass
wslher strseA . fsw doo~v OF nrradvpv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-15

IGOR HAVANA AND sew ORLEANS THE. UNITED
II state, mail stsaushlp BLACK WARRIOR, J. W
smith, vii commence receiving freight on THURSDAY Sept ~
sno will for he above port. Monday, Sent 2 ~ W
O'Clock ertcseiy, from per foot Of Bot nson Nsg Norh
diver ror iregh or passsge sppY 10 LIVINGSTON,
gRgCEERQF 4 CQa LsP9tPlNs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-15

D0YAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AsIA-POR LIVERPOOL =
IL The AsIA, q. Lott, commander VIII sail rom thu
stream with he malls and pass mges for Europe on Wed.
pesdsy the 18th mat will leave the conpauys
dock Jers.y City with the passengers o. III and n
O'Clock The Persia viii sa OF 30th september.
=. CUNARD No Bowurg 0reou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-15

JyrITpp sTATEs NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE rOR
~ Havana and New Orb ana.-On Thursday september IA
O'Clock NJ from pier foot o. Warren street. Serb river
The fsvorite se.mship rkPIHk C1rg, John Nc
sn~sn, will sail shove. PASSAGE can be secured ne
on ~ he line shippers vn be supplied with blank hs
of ading OF tho form signed III the line appscaon their
eee No her forms tiEned ard no hil Of sfng vii he
signed az the hour ~ sailing For fright or psssags spry
Al the othce, i7T wes, ssree1 corner Of Wsyren. =.