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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-07
MASONIC uARKS, JEWELKY, MILITARY,
COLLEGE. AND Society MEDALS,

COLLEGE. AND SOCIETY MEDALS,
MANUFACTURE AND ENGRAVED, New and original
M designs Marks Pins, Studs, 6c constantly hand
Orders BY mail attended Door Plates Notary, Corpora
Iou Seals with or without presses Bridal visiting prOfes
Carts, engraved order, the shortest notice,
Firtt premium awarded by Franklin Institute, for the
Manu- scluring o Masonic, shd fine Jewery.
EDGARF. BATON, 20 Chestnut Street,
IneIS-N IvBP.l Philadelphia, Pa.
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ANDREW WINDS
KeF@Sene Oils.

Advertising and subscriptions OAlee,
No. l38 Nassau Street, merit door to MGsssI Ba~k.
NEW YORK.
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Wheat.
R&THEAT,

WISH purchase from 10 TO 2SOOO bushels Of prime
l merchanabe Wheat immediate delivery for With
I will pay the full MARI ct price. n = hANE,
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NUMBER 2O1
Lindsey's Advertisements.
FOR RENT.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT
At

THE Ruedgs property be rented until frat January,
Il 1852 Possession given Immediately. Apply 70
septg2 HPG A v. s. LINDSEY.
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ChancerV Sale.

H1l . -1DD1AAC-h-
DURSUANT to decree Of the Chaneery Court, at Carks
Vile, in the OF Thns. W. Barhsdae, and others
PhaRd Prieshy, A. v 5. Lndsly, and others, snail
MOE6ay, the 18th OF OetOcer next at the Court house in
Nashville O'clock sell TO the highest bhter three Lots
Hays addition to Nashville, credit OF g. =. q = months
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest and len
retained a. V. 5. LINDSEY,
sept II B.P-& @. Commissioner.
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ADMINISTRATORS Rfotice,

HB insolvency Of the estate Of jefferson Craig, bayDg
been suggests ed, all peTsO having ella against said
hereby notified file Hon-A. De-
Wife, eousy Judge Of Jackson before 10
JOHN CRAIG. Admg.
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ANEAT RESIDENCE IN FDGEFIELD,

offered for bargain. The Iotironts o. iees
on Woodland street and 10 Minck The House con
aiHsfOur good rooms good csern SC. The house Is new
and situation o. the best in 70 gene4
win be sold low. Apply A. V. 5. LiNDSLEY1
juDel3-H % college street.
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A NEAT DWELLING HOUSE


CITUATED in Bdgehed, the Gsllatin Turnpike. Foe
- further particulars apply 10
sept II A. v. ). llNUSLbf.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, DECEMBER II, 1857.



coNsTABIEs
ssy sseisa ssts @ 10
ward sapsT sssya, seSs .9 T rSosl ST.
3-Alex. 1hompson, John Hurley.
s-Cha.. +. Watts Ladoph Germer
s-s.mn Ss jones' hSlSs''' John \. Waite.
sHSm. sprinsssen, irac, risrsen..
Il-Henry Dreher, Bernard Caliaghan
ls-Jn. W somerindyke, N. L. Binswanger.
is-iohn Il Hitler ai' cSas 4. Oliver
is-Hnaas,us sinserus, john 3. r,nay.
ls-John N. Glynn, Patrick Fiynn.
SLw%; Kssn ias,.o, s wn = s siyn.
22-Thomas Gushing, John r. seignan
SCHOOL. OFFICERS
That the following named psrsons wess Sy ne greasss
to wit
Commissioner o. Irady.
e. snres abn wuusm, Nicholas p
nond, hichaei Brennan
COMMUNICATING a: rimpsOn
Trusees-Thos. D. Gale, isaas Ayres.
commis.,ouer-Bugn tsaI N''''
Trasees-James Hacket,, Daniel Mooney, EDoch Smith,
Augustus p. Heath
commissioner--Thcrna fitzgerald.
T Ssssssss"s hSf@ Norris John Shea
commissioner-James Tuthili
mspectors-John Besson, Benz. X. Conckin.
Trusees-sndrew ". Leggea, Augustus Howe.
commissionsr-R,char Barry. "''
Trastees-wnHam cantweil, Edward j. Mcs,oin, Jsmes
Mcclure. -
1nsa.ss+1o,cpS ss SSssr
Trastees-John Wheren Richard Pollon, Mahion Hewitt
commissioner-w William Bloomheid
Trus,ees-Eiiphaes Bootman, Matthias Clark.
Commissioner-cas.. Z E.s Ghdsrs S
" b1as as Kenuara
comm.ssioner-nanie i. siaa, NA"'
manssss-James i sioSsr Herman aan
cemml.slo9 g. -e ss;yss;, White. N
Trustees-A. X. JackmaD Michael Cunningham.
cemml..ioner-A v ,v WiIsms sNA''
Trasiees-charies Boice Thomas colgan
G fssaes:s4@scas,a n q Tews,.
Walker.
Coumissioner-Andre Byrne
T ras ees-parias Doan James o'Ne, John H Cham
bers.
commission4r-Ries s' Warren nA"''
1rustees-Rchard O. Mccormick, Edward =. Beadlc.
SIXTEENTH WARD
GSmm'ss1onfs mos a. 1an%'
TrusteesJohn Delamater James Pollock, John W. tonk-
lin.
SEVENTEENTH
Commissioner-Jam-s Cushing jr.
Inspecor-William Hibbard.
Trusteet-Jobp Lloyd, Elisha r. Belcher.
EIcHTrINTH
Commissioner-Willsm 4. Curtis.
Inspccor-James W. Gerard.
Trustees-John Foster James b. Brady.
NINETEENTH WARD.
Commissioner-Hugh Notable
Inspector-Jeremish Towle.
Trusiees-Denais Mccarthy, stephen NJ. Drew.
TWENTIETH WARD.
Con- missioner-Oliyer Ii. Lee.
Inspector-Peier II Duncan.
Trnstees-wats G. Livingston, Hubbard @. Stone william
Mepck.
TWENTY yIRsr WARD.
Commissioner-TafayetteR aDney.
1nspectors-Lews s. Thomas, Bartholomew b. ChappeH.
Trustecs-John Stevenson, James Dennis
TwEsTy-sEcoSD
Commissioners--John OReefe, William r. Graft
Inspecor-Fdwsrd Timpson
Trus,eesJohn y. Belts A. II. Underhill Jonas Sparks
MORGAN l.. HARRIS, Chairman.
DAVID 7. VALENTINE, Clerk.
NEw YORK Dec. ID, 1857.
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r FcTrRFs ON CONSUMPTION THE SECOND TEc
IL ure OF the The Modern Treatment ~ Con
su,nptlon will be delivered by Roer Hunter VI H. al he
suyyrsant Institute $50 Broatway at az r NJ, this
ming Suhject-"Jhe Alopathc. Homeopathic and water
Cure Treatments in Consumption" The profession. stu
dents of medicine sni the public respectfully invited TO at
tend. Admission free
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MATRIMONIAL,

|. Young NAN n YEARS OF AGE, WISHES TO
isge she must he nom II ~ IL good family, but do NOT
.,se he rich The advertiser not bp IL IN comfort
ebie business For further particulars address John H. A.
Albany. N. v.
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POLITICAL.
no THE DEMOCRACY OF NEW YORK,
surr aH1A 4i,E EA Abais hsfRxl
The Council Of sacnems 81 Tammany Society," by vote OF
s = ss s II ny
consd, ring and respcncng 20 The policy Of The ad
Baehsnsn" 60. .. a., a.. ,-o,,o..,
meeting viii be held In he street 10 front Of Tsnmsny Hail.
se S S re q s ns Gsay ..
the permission Of these woudbe dcstofs and saocrats
The "a owing dstasasssd de@ccrs;s have been invited
and VIII pc.,!,,siy (, s dr. ,. q. meeting
hon II Observation-Disclosures Al osp I ,d,iacu
Hon IERs Iai;p TSoRp,
h0n Hon. Hon. JOIN INC eidcHRASE
Hon. n noa' w ! , s.aHSr,
Non S Hon eHhR R 6,coSoR.
THOMAS W MAcNAHoS, ESQ.
BY order Of the following committee OF arrangements
VIM wilson, Esss,as W Glover.
Ghaa A. Brown, Horny Rchardson,
Michael Ryan, Az. Williams
sn S ~0 j. Ssstary, Aleu- a,sp s Ssa
WIN Heard, Michael Tourney,
jos Rose, Henry r West
s ss',is e' sssinr. a ss%9s 'f@ 1sas
Jno Creighton. Abraham +. Hiiiycr,
Mathew brennan, Samuel Dsgooa,
wm. Csnt~.ll. Gerard Gibson
Thoma. Ktylln, Mehaei ffaipn,
VIM MerriGelJ Thomas Riley.
Thnrnas itays Thos Jeremiah, ir,
Jos Hilton Nicholas KISSED,
Vim. alauvcl, John J. Bradley.
Vhas n. Ring James H. rnrrath,
Tho- W. Mscnahor, VIM. II. Ring,
Vim !. Hrtaley, Thoms- McSPedon,
Charles Edwasds VIM. Durham,
yaco. wIpdp uller BRYAN McCalti,
Richard N0rra John Mcflaya,
Samuel r. webster, James Reynolds.
Geo n. Clsrh, " Hil Fowler,
Jam Huston, Daniel Witsr
James habgnsy, Denis Root,
q n RnsseL Nicholas peagrt.t.
By ) the Committee II Arrangements,
p. Russell, Chal1nsn.
vs. wa M = s,,s Secretaries.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.


"A Yoaths' Chemical Cabinet containing apparatus and
frf SYRE IL
DIAMOND RINGs At BARGAINS
~ The sss s ssss a IA as.
Hoop diamond rings,
Al rea thirty per cen; below he usual retail prices
ii Wall Street, second door.
having srss .os1 on hand WIN sell heir entire an
male vasas!e srsssns i .sod 4 little money
Diamond rings from IS I. $500
Diamond sF"sss snsfsssS ;H ss9
I,AsHIoNABL BILE MILLINERY
AHAp 81 S ssss s$.sss'f
AVERY low prices , ,,,.
fHlrours Great . 5sfredon. yrwr,a,
sss. L. e.. ss Of ~.ea.. and
tewery At retail a reduced prices being fun 80 cent
Cold and silver watches 81 Subscriptions beautiful
styles Of gold watches just received for ladies and gen.
LADIES' earrings pins and bracelets finger rings with sets
I ss sss 1 s. ss ss
2nees god ,osse's necklaces seals and tsys napiia
Importer of watches he. and iswsiry
II Wall street. second floor.
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT. !,
nse and ans sn. M
snr eases and every ysrey Of fancy goods
TFTxsY CO.. ssS Ssssa rs.sssfa,ly sonei. The At.
s.:sr msn q saSss suitable : '-sa '
ss
has sed .he ideas Of the unparalleled
HOLIDAY Presents
usaal, warranted, al +, LANphY's,
DREsEETs FOR CATHOLIC FRIENDS
1 II s' ca afs sSss 8 OK o' ssw YEARS GIFT
10 Catholic friend,
two doors from Tayiors Saloon,
IN English rriS shhH Spanish r .nd Ssana cooks
G Gss ofsq r,s;, s 6ssa Flowers OF fss
IN me sesess velvet medallion ivory. and Turkey
ee Tssr nagninssn,ly bound and illustrated
HASDooX's eAfhoLMarE s FAHiYIY BIBLE AND CON
rii II VIRGIN
Elesant BOOKS Of ali Kinds
Rich r,saries, crucidIes, statuettes, &C.
EDWARD DUNCAN 4 BROTHER:
JAMES p. kIRKER
81 Broadway
.wo doors from Tayior's Saloon.
DURE GUTTA PERCHA DOLL UEADS.--A GOOD Az
OF these superior dolls, OF and handsome
patterns hand and for sale by all the fancy and az
wholesale and retail by the sole manufacturer.
sAMUEf. G. BISHOP, Isl Broadway.
DICu FANCY GOODS
IL OSBORNE, BOAKDMAN AND TOWNSEND,
No. 527 Broadway, corner of Spring street,
o3e- for inspection their magnificent stock OF
FANCY ARTICLES Foa PRESENTS,
Comprising n much larger ard FINER assortment han
have offered, and at
PRICES LARGELY REDUCED.
FUCKERS HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN BRIDAL Golf
fares and tohet Appointments no eicitng su
effect saes-Aa under profit ard favorable E
purchasers Pavilion dc Flora Sol broadway, he.weeu
Thompson and Taylor sa.oons.
TOTS AND FANCY aooDs.-ls DIVISION STREET
the Oldest xsiab ishmert New York.The nndersgned
would respectfully INFORM LIS Customers and hs public
general he has received from the European msrufsc
r r~sh AMI eompst- assortment OF the above gooda
which be Offering for sale =; grsSty reduced prices He
would invite na trends and isssrs n The above artsss
SAL woud only ask them % buy
hey dnd !. to tsrir advantage CHR. 1CkFh,
- Division street ckstbsm square,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

CPECiAb NOTICE
y JAMES GRAY co.
Beg 10 announce that M the large stock Of
SILKS ON CONSIGNMENT
From the manufacturer
Must all sold by the 3ls the balance
At prices far below anything yet offered
NEW lot JUST OPENED,
At cents.
Our regular goods win be sold at prices much below the
cost OF importation.
729 Broadway, corner waverley place.
CHAWLS SHAWLS.
y Great bargains for the
BCLPIN'S sale.
36l Broadway.
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ExPR.Essre.

...
LELAND or CUBA ExPRFss-P. g. BoNHAIIrR
co Havana propreors will forward freight ana parses
All paris ~ Cuba, By United States mail steamer fhsde
phia the irh ~ December inst Freight must be defser
day Seforn with invoice accompanying ns
clearing the Custom House Collections attended
70 in All parts d Cuba ras a. sight IN sums 70 suit On
Havana. WILLS FAkGo CO. Agents
No 81 broadway.
WELLS. FAR0o 90, NEW YORK AND CAL!
w fOrna Express Company snl kNshsnKe b.a'sr-
Joint stock Company. capital SSUno once ~ moan
cent 10 California, Oregon ana saniwich
Islands III. sh aud 10Th Of each month To Havana the IN
ih and each mclth Exchange for sale IN sums 70
suit California Oregoa Sandwich tsland- Havana, Hoe
ton and Philadelphia Notice 30 California bdudhqtders
D. Co prepared io receive the old bonds ~ the
state Of California transport tho same - Saeramento vy
and IN accordance win he act Oh th v
April, 1851 aud return same % The city
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

That VIM. N. Tweed Isaac Ben, Jr, Elijah Y Purdy Wal
Ter Roche, william " Conner, John X briggs were oy ns
sreaeSt number Of duly elected supervisors and
lAai John A. Kennedy, VIM X Stewart Ausus'us we.man
having the highest number Of voes are parsn
provisions Of the organizing the board ~ su
peryisoa passed April ie 1851, entitled 70 appointment
SupervisorH Of this county.
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DARTtER WANTEn.-gUE ADVERTISER, A 0EN
fsmau ~ integrity possessing considerable experenc~
TN NJ capital wishes rarner with view q establishing
Hcnefa " treanhle business. Can command hhr pyteg
trade ~ SNtuO aud interview wh any person w
hs from sbON - Sl000 think satisfactory srrangemen'
can be made Addrtss W Henry s. Boa 9no Fosl 0Ihee
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frnEAP FuEL-coEE. ATHwi0 PER CHsLnRos,
u delivered ~ lOo 10 parties providing their
Orders he Office ~ the Manhattan Gas tshi Com
pany " rying place and veenh street AZ D. ss
work F0urtrruh aud e. AMI he
Gsswprks ia ghecnlh s1ees, wsst Of Iena ayea0s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

DopERT T. CLARKE LATE WITH r. W. CLARK
II prus collection broker 81 louis No viii make cat
lection. In Missouri spd adjoining promptly
peyoies HE tim. extensively 10 this branch II business fo'
which his nine experience m The above banking hous
h,rn pee altar Advantages.
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CoJNCIIsMEN. - -
TIA, Anthony f. Mctariy, George 4. Bckford w W Jud
80 1ymartin Peter Crawford and Aiexanier H. Nectar
~ ues ~ the number nf voirs duly ciecioa ~
Souneiire on for The Fourth Senatorial district =, -.
That t,harce a. Cornell A. MulnHan, ~ y hhcf'~, hi
a Ard Costello John Frazier and John Van Tine were by
shs greatest number c duly elected ne Councmcn 10
ma lanes wehn 1,co Ross John IL Brady, Seymour
rrra Gynes M trss and g. w. Plat we're by the gresest
umber II votes duly elected NJ Councmen Tor 'ne sso
Thai charles nj fIasweIl. Henry W. Genet VI 8alpn,
wm nolan r. A Dunn and Henry Arcularts we're by We
number o votes duly elected as Councmen LOT 'ne
xrycnth Senatorial district
JUSTICES or THE INSTRUCT COURTS ...
rhat n, e arest.s U votes the following persons
sse dny elected Justices the District courts 70 the GUY OF
New York viz - ..,-,
thomas stewart for the rirs district
Charles Sweeny, for the Secoui distrsh.
wm III Dusenberry for the Third distrlc|
-, n Van t,n,t. for the Fourth district
spsrIes X smith for tha Fifth ssuict
The,,iore Fonda, for the sinh disirict $780,.
ca,aeius W. van voorhis, for the Seventh disuie1
POLICE JUSTICES. -.
votes Inc following
- av elected Police Justics OF the city ~ view fo' ss
sgorss " WEIGH for the First dssi -
Ws1hew r Rrenn an for the Second district
SSsrr,an Rrowncll for The Third di~trict
. narn.hae w Osborne, for the Fourth disrlc1
Jeprs steers. Cor the FUN district
gishef6 Kelly FOR the SiNh dttlits
wshssl connolly, fnr the Sevenh i4rict
John Quackentush to- the kish'h ds'F'cA
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ANTHOLOGY.
81 CIATRvoyArre-LADIE IF You WISH TO
= consult medical cairvoyant in this country, you
80 Mrs. HAYES 81 33 Brcome street between
1bssbsh and Mott streets New York city satisfaction given
&c soc
Or cFNTS-vapaNF kIBfN, THE WORLD RE
~ uowned fortune teller, from Europe, tells past pre-
aud Likewise Journeys business pros
Ofce Narfck inc
basement. Ladies' &c; gentlemen SOC she known 70 be
the best fortune teller In America "
IN SPRING STREET -crkrRvoyANcE-MRs SEW
1ONUlk the celebrated medical and business cas
voyant IN america All diseases discovered and cured Un
nds made &C satisfaction gray
hair restored 70 It's original color without fail
17e vARfcK sTRErr-nApkME MAR HAS
10 study connected with phrenoogy which ensbles her
tell character snd circum.snces what ch.bFes
befue you whom yen vil marry md absent friends
~ v She !. assisted Madame de core,
the wonderful healing csirvoyan In the world she de
.crlhes disease cursbia gray hair
original color This humbug They astonish sill
who Wait them.
4 WONDER. THE GiPsEY WOMAN WILL CONTINUE
N 70 reveal the past present and future events Of life with
uipscy without exception the only give
lucky numbers. Ae Csnsl street, near Sullivan.
AaADrNofsEIIE MARGUERITE bAMARoUEx Will.
M upon the receipt Of twenty Eve postage sanps
continue give stue picture ~ past present and future
events and win send daguerreo,ype Of fu.re wife or hus
Address. With retnrn stamp NIie MsrsGeris fsrnarouet
broadway Post office, New York
AGknAvr MEYER HAS REMOVED FROM IS PERRY
IW street 81 Secoud between First aud Second
she 70 tell past and future events
likewise marriages. ourncys lswsgs business pfopec;s
Meyer in English French and German AMI gives
warfaatee for her art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

yNkSTED-IA CROSSE AND MIIw kCKIE RAILROAD
w land construction bonds exchange for
ductivc city properly farm in Delaware county. Ad-
dress L. G. NJ, Herald ONCE, for three days
yIvANTED-A PURCHASER FOR AN ADVANCE
w a second mortgage for 81 600 real with
margin due May 1858. Address w. A. H., Herald
Office.
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GOyrRyoR OF THE ALMsHoUs

Anthony DuRro the greatest nHinpef OF 'oes ~aa
duly elected Governor OF the Almshouse 60. ---,
That Washington Smith received the Jex hgnest pnnoer
Of thereby duly elected Governor o The Aims
kouss.
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DOSITIvE NOTICE. - -
i MUST BE SOLD BY THE IsT OF JANUARY.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
Continuation sale at retail
OF JOHN N. 0ENIN's STOCK OF FUR6.
Al auction pricea,
At the ancion salesroom $50 Broadway
The balance the that could he made ready 10
he sale will offered the prices Obtained IT the 70
cent auction sale
Ladies win have every opportunity 10 Try and tho
roughly examine every article they may wish 70 purchase
The stock benny rises = full assortment Of
CiOaks, Made from
Cspes, Russian sable,
fppets, Hudson Ray ssblc,
Victorines, Mink, atone mArten-
Mufis cum. Siberian squirrel,
Collars gloves Chinchfia
Nuflcrs Ac, Rock marten, DO, 10
Sleigh profunon also choice assortment
Of children q flys In variety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

4 SUITABLE PRESENT ron THE HOLIDAYs-THE
"A Youths' Chemical Cabinet containing apparatus and
stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17
DRoKEN BANK NOTES B0udHr:-

Tncurrent OF all descriptions bought most
favorable terms by +. MORRISON, 81 william street.
L,INANClAL PARTIES WISHING TO HAVE ARTI-
II cles OF ha4sehod farnisre, diamonds, gold watches
other securities, have the by applying to
Confidence No 454 Canal street Horses wagons &C, in
Guided
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 10. % WARREN
ioor from esnwich-fncrest the OF
per from 81 20 $500 Open daily FROM
10 A. NJ to 2P and On Mondays, Thursdays and satur
days from 70 2. N. -
WALTER W. CoNcKLrN Precdas
yAEpYRBiLr l.. Brsfos, Secretary.
CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD STOCK
IL Canton stock wanedfn exchange tor seecte West
lands valuable properly In chicago. AddressJ. w.
H.. hoI S4, Philadelphia, Pa.
NIETRoPoIITAN BANK, las BROADWAY, NEW
M York, Dec H. tS57.-Ihe stockton coupons, due
lat January next with be paid After that date the Metro
polan bank. tiED. j. SESEY, Cashier.
NroTICE.-THE INTEREST COUPONS ON MILWAUKEE,
IN City hon.s, issued for municipal pvrpoafs will be paid
maturity at the Jce Of Aesars Fm Schau
Co.. 60 Exchange place. Ne. Yeak
+. l.. ii. GARDINER, Comptroller,
CIR CcspTaoLIKRs OFFICE, !
HnwAuKIE, Wis, Nov. ~, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-17

GREAT COMPONENT SALE
" Eranroidered acts trimmed with Val lace.
Embroidered sets gauntlet scevea
Hontan lace s.t-,
Val ACE sets,
Point applique sess.
f0ini klencnn ssts
Medallion lace sets,
Thread l-ce sets
''-'' - GEsIHs Bazaar.
5l3 broadway.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28

ly sums up the work of the Legislature
having general significance:
Amongst fhe important public acts
passed are the Apportionment act, which
was peculiar to the session; the act for
the sale of the Main Line of the public
works; the General Appropriation law;
the act reorganizing the department of
the Attorney General; and the act pro-
viding for the certain collection and Sc
curity of the public revenues. Of the
private measures, the session has been
most remarkable for the number of new
Banks that have been chartered, and
charters of old ones extended, and the
capital increased These measures, pub
lie and private, we have no doubt will
have an important and beneficial influence
upon the interests and general prosperity
of the Commonwealth"
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28
100
For the Journs
Physical Education.

That our children should be morally
and intellectually educated is universally
conceded. The best teachers that can be
had are very properly employed and paid
high salaries for the purpose of drawing
out, and properly cultivating their moral
and intellectual faculties. But how is it
in regard to their physical education; is
it not left to chance?
How many, both teachers and parents,
are ignorant of the laws which govern
our physical natures. Now it is {; signif.
cant fact, that whether knowingly or To-
norantly we violate natures laws, we IN
variably suffer the penalty annexed tosuch
violation. Can anything compensate us for
the loss of health? Health may be truly
said to be the first requisite of earthly
enjoyment, and without it we are misera-
BILE indeed, though possessed of all the
wealth of the Indies, Multitudes of the
young are almost daily laid in the silent
tomb, the victims of violated physical
laws; thousands more are dragging out a
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1857-05-28
Northern Pennsylvania.

Having in previous articles referred to
the want ofwisdom in seeking investments
in the remoter quarters OF the Union, In
preference to our own commonwealth, by
those whe are either forgetful Or ignorant
of the vast resources and internal riches
of Pennsylvania, we propose to-day to
mark out single section of her territory,
and glance at its topography and produo-
tions, by way of illustration. And in
doing this, we will not select for our exam
pie the anthracite coal regions of Schuyl-
kill or Luzerne, teeming with buried
treasure; nor the fertile farming districts
Of Rerks or Lancaster, where every acre
is a solvent bank, paying upon demand
it's tribute of wealth, with the minimum
amount of previous cultivation. On the
contrary, we will "stake out" tract OF
but six small counties on the west branch
of the Susquehanna river-Lycoming,
Clinton, Potter, Centre, ClearGeld and
Elk-of which at least one half their
aggregate area consists Of unseated lands.
We might also include in the list the al
most neglected counties of Mckean, For
rast, Warren and Erie, which at some
future period, when the communication
is completed which shall place them on
equal terms with the more favored sections
of the State, will yield more munifcen.ly
to their possessors, perhaps, than any
intervening region back to the placers
of California,
We hear much laudation of the mex
haustable fertility of the rich bottom lands
of the James river, of the fruitfulness of
the prairies in Illinois, and of the sponta-
neous Vegetation in many sections OF the
West. We would be the last to deprecl-
ate such manifest advantages as these ;
yet, in the quarter of Pennsylvania to
which the readers attention is now direct
ed. the actual attractiveness to the settler,
the capitalist, and the speculator, who