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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-06
NEBRASKA.
GEO. e. NCLARY.

HAVING taken the contract for carrying the
i Mail betweent the above points, takesthis method
Of informing the public generally that he has nadO
preparations for running q Hack on the above named
route
Leaving Rock Port every Tuesday Friday and
Sunday, at u o'clock NJ; arriving at BroWnvihe AZ
2 o'clock. PM: leaving Brownsville for Rock Port,
same evening at 8 o'clock ?. NJ.
This route connects at Rock Port with the Sc. JO-
seph and Council Bluffs Stage line. and ~ Blown
vile With the Stage line leading from Topeka Kansas,
st. Joseph Mo-, Independence, Kansas City and other
points below aud to Nebraska City, Omaha City
and other points above and New Fort koarney,
west; The subscriber hopes By diligent attention
to business and accommodation TO customers TO
merit a share Of the public patronage.
Particular attention paid to the conveyance OF
Packages or parcels. Charges moderate; bat no ac-
countability for unavoidable accidents.
April 7 1856. 43-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-06

The following is the Vote of Nemahs
county:
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-06

Chancery:
Edwards ct al. vs.. Ferguson ct al
Injunction dismissed.
Marshall ct al. VS.. Hoover and Wvat,
injunction dismissed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-08-06

Brownvirle, June I1th. 81. s.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
PAGES PATENT
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL,


NJ ITH steam power, these mills are capable of
w saving from three to eight thousand feet of
lumber per day, varying according to the power ap-
piled, and kind of timber sawed. " it'll horse pow
er it Is capable of saving from one to two th,us-
and feet per day, according to kind of timber saw
ed, and with either steam, water, horse pow err
will saw more lumber, and in better style, than
any otqer kind of mill now in operation
With the Child patent double mill, any sized
timber can be sawed.
The simplicity in their operations. durability and
adaptation of these mills to the wants of the cuun
try, and the Successful practical operation OF those
in use. together with their becoming almost entire
ly used, has been the means of establishing their
great reputation,
With our experience for the past ten years in
making these mills, and with improvements and
Increased facilities i'll manufacturing offer them
TO the public, with the fullest confidence of their
superior advantages over all Others.
( Having the right Of man featuring for a large
portion of territory west and south furnish
either the single double mil rs preferred for
steam, water or horse power.
Orders respectfully solicited any further informa
ton cheerfully given.
kINGSLANDS & FERGUSON,
Phoenix Foundry, corner of Second and Cherry
streets, St. Louis, Mo.
march l3, Slim.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
BOOKS: 55s BOOKS.

" E are now In receipt of a large assortment
of boo Ks, among Viii Il may be found the
llowing, VI
LipPincott's Pronouacing Gazetteer of the
World;
Websters Dictionary bridged;
" oods Practice Of Medicine;
Chambers Information Of the People;
Romance Ot Natural History;
AinswoTlbs Latin Dictionary;
Stansb;sry's Expedition to the Great Salt
Lake;
Gc4dsniiths Animated Nature;
Encyclopedia Of Geography;
Adventures in the Ozark Mountains ,i Nj,
sOuri and Arkansas;
FIelds Scrap Book; War of Independence;
1hiers History OF the Coz uate and Emp pire
81 Napoleon; The Home Garner;
Autobiography Of Doctor Caldwell;
Sears Wonders of the World;
Shakespear's Works; Byron's Works;
Authotls Virgil; Anthons Latin Lessons:
AnthUus Cesar, Davis Legendre:
Baucrefts History Of the United States:
Lyuchs Dead Sea: Burns Works:
Rollins Ancient History;
Cooper ( Thomps1ns Political Works.
Moons Poetical Works, Lookin., unto Jesus.
Rogers & Campbeii's Pueticai Works
United States Dispeusatory:
Lemprieres Classical Dictionary:
heelers History of North Carolina;
Meals History OF the Puritans;
Family Monitor, Josephus
Incidents OF travel in Yucafan;
Central America, Chiapas Yucatan;
Last of the Hugg1IrmuZgers:
Japan by McFaFlane; Ruth Hall;
Tolling and Hoping; The Creo < Orphans,
The Hidden Path; Women of the Revolution.
Chemistry oi Common Life; Hungary and
Eg-sUth-
Glenuood oT the Parish Boy; Vicar ofWake-
field
Adventures Of Gilbert GoaheaH;
The Courtesies uf " edied Life:
Lilly a Novel; The Race fur Riches;
The MaTInons at Home.
Poems by Amelia; Our Countrvruen:
Tales from Shakespeare; Elan Free Tales:
Temperance Gift: Lady of the Lake:
Iaila Rookh; Rachael GREY;
Hawatha by Longfellow; Border Beagles;
Balloon Travels IN Europe;
Italian Sights ami Papal Principles;
CourtshIp and Marriage; Lucy Boston:
The Pearl Of Pearl River; The Mignonette;
Atlantic SOuye yenir; Religion and Geology:
The American Ladys Cook Book;
Lamartine's History Of Turkey.
History Of Palestine, Romanistn at Home:
Memoir Of Mary Lyon, Miss Gould's Poems;
Memoirs Ofa Hungarian Lady;
Barnes Notes; MoTriss Sermons;
The Philadelphia Housewife;
1he Winter Lodge; Rose Of Sharon;
Life of Cbrysustoai; Sweet Hoale:
Good time Coming. The Ca~ket:
Grimes Household, ST nes Editl HaTe-
CourtShip and Marriage; The hi E.z.l.
Married not Mated: Ars,bian Might
Green Mount ain Girls; Ernest Liusa.. ID
The Wide Wide World What Not.
Liberty and Slavery; Cone Cut Cora.Fs.
Memories of Susan Ailbone;
Washington and his Generals;
NapolsVn and bis Marshals;
The Neral and Intellec;u ual Diversity of Races.
European Iife and Manners by Colman:
Life and Correspondence OF Lord Jeffreys;
Stanhope's Burieigli;
Ny Courtslip and SIS Consequence by Wikoff
Out Of Debt out of Danger;
Patient W aiting no loss:
Ais not Gold that Glitters;
The Wonders Of Science; Bibles; Albums;
Book Of thousand Songs, dc, dc.
o zetlier with a general assortment of school
b. aBk books and Stationery.
WARD d 'SOUTHMAYD.
nue el. 1855.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Mrs. Il. j. FRE.NCH.
Clqirooyaat and Heolirag PAysic.

CluIVOyEItt uItd IItUttHy I0HyStcldn.
Office 7s0 Broadway, second floor front roofn-
The morbid conditions OF the human organism de-
lineated and prescribed for with unparalleled sue
Cess,
IEENs-For examination and prescription So
when the patient Is present; if absent SO. All
subsequent examinations 81 Terms strictly in ad
vance. In order TO insure prompt attention some
of the leading symptoms must be given when send
ing Il lock of hair.
Hours from 10 10 and from to T. except Sat
urdays and Sundays.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA.

OF all the remedies that have been discovered
~ during the present age, for the thousand ills
that flesh is heir to- none equal this wonderful
preparation Only three years have elapsed since
the dlscoyerer (who spent decade III studying.
psrimentaizing and perfecting it) first introduced
it to the public, and it is already recognized by the
most eminent physicians in ali parts the country
To- the most surprising and effective remedy for
tain diseases of which they have knowledge.
All other compounds or sirups of this root have
hitherto failed to command the sanction of the IA
Guilty, because being tested, they have been
found TO contain noxious ingredients, which neu-
tralze the good effects of the sarsaparilla and Of
tentmes injure the health of the patient 1t is not
with Hurleys sarsparilla.
This is the pure and genuine extract of the root,
and WILL trial, be found to effect a certain and
perfect cure of the following complaints and dis
eases-
Affections of the bones, Habitual costiveness,
Debility, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Piles,
Erysipelas, Pulmonary diseases,
Female Irregularities. Scrofula or kings evil,
Fistula, Syphilis.
And all skin diseases,
Besides curing the above. its also known TO be
great and and powerful tonic. purifying the blood
and invigorating the system.
In short it is, without exception, in the cases
mentioned, and its general effect the system the
most efficacious it is the most desirable rmedy
of the age 1t is already extensively used through
out the country, and is fast Obtaining an European
reputation. The instances Of cure it has effected
are daily coming to the proprietors knowledge and
he hrs hesitation in recommending it to one and
all, who eesire to procure relisf from suffering.
One bottle being tried its effects viii be too ap-
parent to admit Of further doubt.
Recoliect, Hurley's Sa,saparilla is the only
genuine article in the Market.
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for Is.
For sale at the manufactury, on the corner of
Seventh and Green streets, Louisville Ky.
Wholesale by Bacon Hyde d Co, ST. Louis, Mo;
J. Wright d Co. New Orleans. La; Cage Glenn,
Helena; Ark. w. b Tomas Napoleon, Ark; May
ers Brother, Fort Smith, Ark; Dr. Pollard Fa-
yettevile. Ark; andby all the extensive drug deal
ers. s
jan So '57-ly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
BLACKSMITHING.

>HE undersigned would respectfully inform his
L friends and customers. that he has opened
blacksmith and horse shoeing shop on Main street,
nearly opposite George Austn's store. where he is
prepared to do any kind of blacksmithing on the
shortest notice and reasonable terms. Come
gentlemen, give me a call, and Let me show Won
tha. can do one thing and another.
ian IL, IS w. NJ POWELL
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Mrs. II. b. GOURLAY.

Healing, clairvoyant, psychonetaic, speaking,
writing and test medium, Through whom Prof
Hare, OF Philadelphia, conducted his investigations
of the spiritual phenomena) offers her services to
the public.
Unnistakable tests of spiritual presence, identi-
ty and communion, together with diagnoses OF dis
ease and treatment given. Hours from l 0 a.
m to p. m, and from to 10 p IN. Residence
No. n Lexington avenue above Twenty-sixth st.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
4EDIC4L CL4JRY0YAvrE

An accurate au, reliable diagnosis with presersp
or BY letter, to L. q. Chase, N. D. 35s North l2th
street. Philadelphia, Pa. Terms; when the patient
is present IS; If with written diagnosis and medi
cine, S5; when by lock of hair from distance, Sc
in all cases, except of pecuniary inability. Then
q difference will be made
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
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s.Gsy-Es- .,e I=as,--t ris. -...4!l.l... la,
-gi1- s. j las tAl-e2s tie-tsss, 10
II = aeeat. ali subsequent e4 .lsi4as5gDz Ss Ivrins
strictly IN al sonce
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Medicines.

w r have ON han for ,ale, all of Dr. ID. JA,nes
w Family Meds ines: all Of Railways X. u
Medicines: all Of the Grse,enb-rs Coz Medicines
P1.ini- head ache killer,
Perry Davis pan, killer:
Dead shoI ior BE-. bug
N.-tany lninent. Arabian iiniment:
VI Lanes vernifrs". fai,n.,ock's vsrmifugs:
MLanc'- liver pii.. C'-,k's pile
Quinine. Bsternan'. Drop iNud.num;
Godfrry's Cordial. l,ar,sosIe,
epe,doc. cod liver oil;
DR. Fitch- IA ,licinc-:
Dr. Mureheld'- medicines etc.
jan s. 50. WARD q SOUTHMATD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Wanled.

/ WANT to purchase 10000 lis of beef hides 900
Lbs. OF deer skins 1000 bushels peaches 40 bbls
peach brandy, 1900 lbs. tallow, 1000 lbs beeswax,
for which will pay the highest market price, de-
livered either at Van Buren or Fort Smith
NJ LYNCH
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

Clairvoyance and Psychometry
NERAs-For medical examination and prescrp-
ion, Observation-Disclosures. $500
For psychometrical delineation of character. in
elnding coniugal adoption, .............. 200
zoe Address, R. L. WILSON,
Cleveland Ohio
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

IL ~sessss page ace, -
Ez lssz~y1s,.g 5Asas Iz4sao-eS.--R Mrs.
-te e- -z - 1ea-z :-as,iu 81 tase
H.eale fcarsays De-ots3 10 y iszG}isn
>.i.1t-4a Telegraph. z,iitos $ h F2sits H. publish
az PreiIlea5Ts- Paslrisle : ,sEgtga 54- Broad
eav, y. ! Terms s. pef aIa4uu
Christian SFIs.fcaii-t; edited anu published by
the society Tor the siii.s0u ot spiritual hnowledge
553 roadway \. J Terals, s. per anuum.
New England SpiritUaist editor aud Publisher,
A +. Newton, Is Franklin street, Boston; Terms,
81 per annum-
Spiritual Universe; l. s Everett, editor and pro-
prietor, Clevealnd. o. Terms 81 per annum
Age of Progress; editor and publisher, Stephen
Albro, Buffalo, n. Y; Terms So per annum.
Spiritual Messenger Z. Mead, NJ. D. editor and
publisher. No 30 Sixth street, Cincinnati o. Terms,
81 per annum.
The TRUTH SEEKER; editors and proprietors, A..
p Bowman, and T. B. Louden Angola, Steuben
Co, Indiana Terms, 81 so per annum
The Crisis; editor. Rev. Henry W eller, La. Porte,
Indiana Terms 80 per annnm.
The Medium; conducted by J. NJ. Barnes and H
W. Hubert; published at Conneaut, o. Terms,
81 30 per annuIn, III advance.
Yorkshire Spiritual Telegraph; monthly peri
oiical, published by j. Rhodes, Market Place,
keishly; and Holyoake Co, Fleet street, London
Spiritual Magazines.
Ilifanys Monthly; editor and proprietor, Joel
Tiffany; publisher~ Partridge d Britain, S4a broad
way, New York Terms sS per snnum.
Sacred Circle; editors, Hon. j. W. EdmonGs and
o. G.. Warren; publishers. S. a d H. Hoyt a4I
Broadway. New York. Terms So per annuIa
The North Western Orient Editors, Hiram
Hugunin and George Haskell, n. ID, publisher j.
n. Brnndage, Waukegan, Ill. Terms, 81 SO per
annum.
The Spiritual Herald Publisher H Bailliere.
2l9 Regent street, London, and 900 Broadway n
Y. Price sixpence lsterlingl per number.
Spirit and CtaFpoydnt Mediums an " Y.
Mrs E. J. French, 7s0 Broadway, Clairvoyant and
Healing physician for the treatment of diseases
Hours 10 \. NJ. to P NJ and to T, NJ. Electro
medicated baths given by Mrs French.
Mrs Harriet Porter, Clairyoyant Physician and
spirit medium, log West Twenty fourth street be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. Hours from 10
to IL A. Nj. and from to NJ, Wednesdays and
Sundays exec pied
Mrs Lorin L. Platt, of New Brunswick, n j =,
spiritual and clairyoyant medium, employs her
powers chiefly IN the examination and treatment of
disease.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, from 10 a. N.
until P. NJ
Miss Katy Fox, Rappng medium, Twenty-se-
oond street, corner Fourth avenue. May be seen
In the evening only
Mrs NJ B. GotrIay the medium through whom
DIR. Hare made of his experiments, No 36l
Sixth avenue, above Twenty y-second street.
Miss A. Seabring, AT Broadway, will be pleas
ed to receive calls from those who may desire to
investigate the phenomena of spritualisru.
Mrs. Beck, 81 Fourth avenue trance speaking
rapPing, tipping and personatiug medium
A b. Smith. koudoul, n. " clairvoyant and
| spllrt medium for healing the sick. Mr.. ). can ex
H.ne patience AZ I~t-uc' l., HAVING. their names
n.-pection.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Mr.. G.. A. REDMAN

The well known test medium Of Bsston has Ia
ken rooms In Canal street, old No. l3S, new No
3sl. Hours may be engaged from a m. till D
IN. Pcblic circles evening only from to 9 D. IN
Private parties can be accommodated at the room
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Mr.. d. Mrs u. CLIRRr.S REMOVAL

Mr. and Mrs. Clark have Just removed from Will
lamsburgh 10 Auburn, n. Y, where they will la
bor part of the time aud make Central and West
ern New York their principal field of labor. They
VIII answer calls together or Mr Clark will be in
readiness to otciate at marriages and funerals or
=, ip, sllunI
pared to
-ise / the spi-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
CT3TRpOY4NCE

Mrs Caroline f. Dorman, has removed 10 New
Haven. where she will make medical examinations
and prescriptions for the sick at her residence, l22
Grand street New Haven Terms: examination S5;
each subsequent one, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
TO TILE DISEASED

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Pollard clairvoyant and magnet
ic physicians No. Is Post office Building (north
side) Hartford Connecticut, devote themselves to
the relief of the sick and afflicted, consumption not
excepted. ddrcss DIR. G. Pollard, Hartford, Conn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Mrs. HAYES

Clairvoyant and healing physician. Office l76
Grand street Wonderful cures by her clairvoy ant
powers. Terms Examination, including prescrip-
tion, ST. Satisfactory examinations given, remem
Der, or no pay taken. so9 DIR, Hayes, electrician.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

or at their residences if desired To insure an un-
interrupted opportunity Of investigation, hours
should be previously engaged
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Boots & shoes.

4 LARGE L assortment of bn,,ts aai shoe hats.
"A tobacco. soap, oils, star candles etc, II prices
too low a. mention.
Also a large lot of choice liquors, consisting in
part of $50 barrl- B,yel- orange valley. and
other superior brands of whskey: Bourbon rye,
and wes,ean reserve brandy gin. wine and alcohol,
all Of which will be sold cheapb by
sep 90. 90 GEO AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
New Goods.

ust received per steamer Yorktown and for sale
q low for cash, rs bbls whiskey. different brands;
ve hhs sugar, forty bags coffee, also fine French
brandy. and pure Port wines, for medical purposes
also vinegar, mails, cotton yarn, Shoes boots and
hats cups and saucers, and plates general assort
ment of hardware and great many other things
too numerous to mention aud 100 bags SALT for
sale by NJ LYNCH
Sept. "a, 1855.
p. ST. have also been receiving large assort-
ments of salt, liquors, groceries, hardware and cot
ton yarns, at my place, Fort Smith, on Garrison
Avenue, which Is to be sold low for cash. MI,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Nails, Chains, &C.

Nails, Chains, &C.
UST received per steamer Reliance
- 50 kegs Boston cut u..ils:
wrought
1000 lbs log AMI OK chains:
Iron wedges. coopers frows
Drawing knives. table and pocket
Cutlery. fine tooth combs.
Pistols and Bowie knives and n variety of
other things in the hardware line. sale cheap
for cash by
feb 23 SO GEO. AUsTIS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
New .ScWctry.

TUST received by mail a variety of breast pin-
- rings, and other fancy fxin=- of the very
Latest styles II
BATTERSBYS Emporium.
July 90, SO Fort Sini;f. Ark.
ITST received lot of superior IIavsa- eirzr,
- for sae by GEO. AISTi%
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
IR.On.

Il TONS iron castings and nails, slightly injured,
i'J for sale at reduced prices by
sep 20, so GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Cypress ShiF. sles.

TWO hundred thousand cypress shingles an
l. hand and for sale by
aug -, So WARD x SOUTIlAhTD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Wash Boards.

OIox inc vash boards Just received and for sa e.
Z WAkD & SOuTHNAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

/ UST received per steamer Hickman
C 10 barrels old whiskey.
20 half barrels American brandy.
10 GIN
Also Malaga claret Madeira ana Port wines,
for sale cheap for cash by
feb % SO GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
4 on. rfLrHk.

i me,li
.--.-.l4Il,tIOu
gives
ne
.n,,
DER
~ .--a- ---.- a .,u
e. q t,...-sa, c.-. ia-..-.. as .s. .,... .ous mo
t-s- .t a-.-s 7f]ss- ana G. .-. rooms at
~. ~. u.,cl ,.r--,-
Mrs, D. ~. l-itt, ,.oir4es.. Hiss EAs,) writing,
rapPins, aoi trance l..e,.---4- hs opene ROOMS at
No 45 Elliot street
Miss A. W. Su"w, No. lU4 Tyler street writing
and trance medium propose to answer sealed let
ters, and describe persons that have left the form
South Royaft0n, Vermont
Mrs Mary Il Brown, medical ciairyoyant and heal
iag medium, will be happy to wait on the sick and
afflicted.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

The Wonderful Heating Medium Of Lock-
port, ". y.
l. G. Atwood d Lady, magnetic and clairvo ant
physicians, No. lo Locust street, Lock port n Y
receive patients into their family for the treatment
OF nearly all classes of diseases ON reasonable terms
Clarvoyant examinations and prescriptions made
applicant being present, request by letter. The
name, age andresidcnce OF the subject given, syrups
prepared nagnetized by spirit direction for each
case If required at moderate prices.
IERMs--Exaniinatlon of persons present, So in-
cluding prescription 50; if by letter 50 and So
No letter will be cred unless it CONTAINS money
or z. .. stamp.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Turkey Red Yarn.

( NE hundred pounds Turkey red yarn for sale
~ by WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Nashua, Neac HAMPSHIRE.

DR.. Charles Rainsdell, writing and psycl
medium, No. l9 Elm street
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

WOOdeUWarc Il EsrOOms,
SRooIS, wash6oards. painted tuba cedar tubs,
~ cedar churns and wooden bowls u large sup
ply IN store, and just received per steamer Young
America by
aag 2, SO HENRY, VILLAS L Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22
Mule Harness.

E>OUR sets of four mule harness complete for
Il sale low by
feb %, '54 GEO. AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-05-22

THREE hundred and ffty bags Rio eodse. jszi
i received and for sale by
march i. sc HENRY, WILLIAMS Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
PAilaAsipa.. Cattle m.rk.. D.o 2.

The svendsnce o. but here ct the Cattle Market this week
w. much iss, n.n Tor 'svsr. week. pas. and '.ls'
he toot In 5000 condition Price, Of IA. vs.k were
aDcd and on Extra gait sdv.ree Of Is cents on the
~ ne oetaipec To. ..es made ranged ct prices from
o. TO 70 eS es 5oa $40 Is 100 ns.
asETbe sbep assket brisk a. at the time Of
and pes except Tor the aasty
sAsas. he offerings amounted 70 o head most Of 1hich
sold II roa % 50 70 - each according 70 eoodos
Hoes-There little change in thi, xrhe IA, s
bsBns about equal demand The offerings amounted 70
10 Aesd eli Il which ol1 from ~ u Ss iee ~
Cows-Ths ssppl, Of Cove small only sspoastins 20
1e kssd klsh brought good pnses ranyAS from 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-04
lever part Of tie fos5 th. increase may reasonably
he erected 70 cos'irue.

be tI,eleo 70 coE'ihue.
Sine is completion II bsa actually earned an go.
sse Of q . cer; snnuu upon g cOoo 600 tire whole
ao uIt certificates ssuec except for the o.st year
vh.r 10 consequence Of the heavy e1r 81 di.ures AID
Lore. u through business the rate earned hss not
been - great. The Company, j. ,eems, have hereto
fore pa regular divdsre' o. 8, p cent up,n the out
taIdDg extension certt ca.es, or an excess of one
cent over the sbsolr.ee amount Of earnings, which
al they are bor[d to divide.
The usB,eers anticipate considerable increase OF
revenue nos various sources, and q mssenal redac-
tor in expenses. They conclude an earnest appeal 70
those Interested by expressing their conviction oa'sc
ut on the resus of the fes mouths in which the Road
las been urder their charge, ths if the hoa,rg deot
can be fu, ded il the msrDer proposed and without
much delay, the failure may be looked orsard to with
hope, and even certainty.
there Is On active demand for gold in preparation
for the shipu ents of Saturday AID "Wednesday, and
The rate Of premiam is firm. The Aggregate OF the
two shipmint promises q! present raher to exceed
hsn fsl 81 ort Of 81 900 goo The movement Of spe.
Gle il November was as follows:
RECEIPTS or SPECIE Neg York Bo.tos aAf Ne ORLEANS
lg,iag the month Of NsrembeT 1857.
Wh<r shipped How ed Wn'Es landed Amount