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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

The polite managers of the Fort Gaines
academy Lottery invited our presence yes
i,rday, 10 witness the payment Of the quar-
,ar ticket II the Fifty Thousand Dollar
F'ize. in Glass 70. %, drawn ON March
1ih. The lucky holder Of Che fortunate tick
q, Ne, a,5l3. Was gentleman from the
village of Palmetto, in the neiehboriug
county Of Campbell named s B. Watts, a
merchant there. Anxious 10 see what kind
of look pian could have who was sud
dcnly put in possession Of twelve thousand
live hundred dollars We accepted the iusi-
tstion We are sorry we did, for we We're
forced 70 wear most obviously lugubrious
e0untenancc when we saw the happy visaec
Of the recipient Of that vast amount OF
money. To the poor editor, it looked like
Z mementary gaze upon the wealth which
The owner of Aiaddin's Lamp realized. la
this instance, the Aladdin Of Palmetto de-
parted on his way to New York to lay in Il
supply Of goods for the Spring sales, feel
ing doubtless. much more comfortable with
his pocket full of rocks" than if he had
gone to buy upon credit
Whilst conycrsiug with the managers of
the Lottery, we were informed that the
same amount of money had been drawn a
few days before by merchant in Columbus,
Mississippi, who held No. 29S, in class ~.
Swan is decidedly great institution,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

MARRIAGE GrIDE-YouSG's tiHEAr PuYsI-
oLoGIcAL Work: THE pocKEr Gser1Ape,s,
or every one his own Doctor, by W.. YorSG, NJ u.
1t IS written in plain language for the general
er. and is Illustrated it'll upwards OF One Hundred
Eagfavings. Al Young married people, or those
contemplating mai1 iage, aud wing The least I'M
pediment to married fife, should read this book -
1T discloses secrets that every Que shodld be ac-
q tainted with; still, it IS book that must b. kept
locked up and net lie about the house. 1t viii he
sen, to any the receipt OF tw entY -ive cents
Address hR. WI. YOUNG, i52 Spruce St. above
Fourth, itiladelfhia, Ia. INaieh y, ls5T--' =
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BUSINESS pIRGCT0RY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
BAYLOR & BAYLOR, Attorneys at Law, Office
ID opposite County Cielhs Chee.
- +. POINTS. Dealer in Stoves, Tin ana Cop
NJ. per Ware. one door above Union Halt.
a. p. WOOD. manufacturer and dealer in Car
v. risge and Buggy Harness, Shop the corner
opposite the National Hotel.
II p0aLEY, Fashionable Tailor. opposite old
r.. Post Office, Main ST., Staunton. Va
Il 7. ALBERfSoN, Attorney at Law aud \ O.
IL. tary Public, Wayresboroagh, Va.
~ F. CLICK, Saddle. Harness. and Trunk ma
u. ker, under Nindieator Office.
HENRY HUGHES. manufacturer and dealer in
L Boots 4 Shoes, ono door west of Maib Yard
uARMAN BELL, Attorneys at Lar, Office OPP
Il posi'e the Court House.
II NJ. BELL. Notary Public and Commissioner
L. to settle Accounts, opposite Court House.
oREAR, Merchant Tailor, under the yindi-
- Gator Office.
,. EVANS, Dealer IN Tobacco and segars,
u Mains staunton Va.
r b. ANToNI, dealer in Confectionery Fruits.
u. Main st, stanton, Va.
Y b. SCHERER, Confeetioner. Grocer, and Ba
~ ker, corner of Court il0nse Alley.
EAC0B POLITE Wholesale and Retail dealer
y in Ready Made Clothing, corner Of Va. Hotel.
BRANDEBuRG 4 Co, dealers in nty Goods
-. and Groceries, opposite Va. Hotel.
MoRRlS ii G00bE, Merchants, and General
IVA Traders in Fancy and staple foods and Gro
eeres. opposite the Yinaicator Office.
NJ X TROUT, Attorney at Law, Office on Court
IN. House Row.
ID n. POWELL & co, Fami'r Grocers & Flour
i Merchants under Union Hall
W.. Country Produce bought and sold
FSEDAN EATING HOUSE, Old Bell Tavern, Il.
Ia L. BRYAN Proprietor.
F5sERk ( CUSHING, Aactioueers ard General
4 Asents, uuder Union Hall.
ny $. CoALTER, Auctioneer Collector, ard
4 General Agent. Inquire at indicator Office.
WA. FEMALE INSTITUTE, Staunton, Va
Rev. Z. II. Phillips, Principal.
w DARkAAN, Wholesale and Retail dealer in
w Tobacco and sesals opposite va. Hotel.
THARTER oak Life Insurance Co.. H. w.
Y sheiiey agent; opposite old Central Bank
DON'T JOHNSON 4 son, Cabinet makers and
AZ undertakers, Gospel iIil--South side.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
DOCTOR SMITH,


1T AS for mary years devoted his whole attention
Il TO the treatment OF Private complaints in all
their varied and compIicaiedtorms. rs
Ills great success in those long ~
Standing and difficult cases. such Us sssz--ssay NNs
We're formerly considered incura S0Ss,.-rssxA.ss/
bic is sufficient to commend him to WNZ
the pubic az worthy of the eXtrn- ESrslST
sive patronage which he has receiv
ed. Within the last eight years Dr.. &l A
= has treated more than 70 500 Ca sszshks@- FEB
sas OF Private Complaints in their different forms
aud stages practice which no doubt exec DIS that
81 all the other PHYSICIANS now advertising III Bal
tmore and not a single case is known, where di-
rectons were strictly followed and medicines taken
Il reasonable time, without eifectng a radiea and
permanent cure; therefore, persons afflicted With
diseases Of the above nature, no matter how diff
cult or long standing the case may be-. would do
well to call on DR.. Smith, at bis 0ioe, Ne. il South
Frederick Street.
The afflicted should bear n mind at Dr.. s. is
the only regular phi ysician ad vert Using, o has for
many wears devoted his whole attention to the treat
Inent of this class of Diseases.
Ills medicines are free from Mercury aud all min
eral p0iseus put up in neat and compact forn
and may be taken in public or private house, nT
while tfas cling. without exposure or hindrance from
business and except in cases OF Violent inflammation,
no change Of diet is necessary.
Let the unfortunate bear in mind, when affection
oyertakes him, that no time should be lost in max
ing application to a competent physician as they
would not only obtain relief from pain, avoid NOR
tfcati0n through exposure and elude great con-
injury but enable their medical assistant
TO be more moderate in his charges than he could
justly be, where symptoms have become conirmea
or the disease more widely diifused. Therapid ad
vance of this truly terrifying disease is sufficient to
alarm the boldest heart When liberation and dis
c0lored blotches, with rackiug pains bctray the
unhappy victim the deadly poison preying upon his
vitals, then "ahd not till then. do many awake to
a full sense of their danger.
We are called upon every few DAYS to cure Clron-
ic Diseases, which were supposed to have been cur
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Dbl Oraerlng Vickcts 0r Cnrtiag


Enclose the money To our address for the / Tickets
ordered. receipt al which theA viii bu forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have tickets eusag
III Any number they may desi nate.
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will BE
sent TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please wNte their signatures pain
aud give their Posi- Office, County and mate.
Remember that every prize is drawn and pas able
in full withou, deduction.
All prizes of 81 900 aud under, paid Immediately
after che drawing -other prizes at the usual time d
thirty dafs
All communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets eashed or renewed IN ether Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets Or Certificates can be address
ed TO 5. SWAN 4 co., -tHa,ta. "a.
March 2S 1871
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
PROSPECTUS OF
" Il & SOUTH,n
i Democratic Newspaper. Published al
I4reu.+,.,


6sEFuBE the clos Of tae present month, the sub
IL ,ospef viii issue the 6sst number of Il newspa-
per, which he proposes 70 publish in Daily and Semi
weekly editions aud which lie intends to devote to
the saryes 81 the south. tie interest Of the State
aHd To the supper, 0i the principles of the Demo-
cratic party. but tho paper viii not be so eAcla-
3ivtlr rcleat, that It's columns Will only interest
sptre tne misconduct OF men To betray principle
Tor The sake ei power, or 70 dis usc its convicios
ut the suEg Siou OF eNpedieucy.
shall endedYur to commend il 10 intelligent per
sous 81 all classics by diligence in The collection OF
news hy iupartng something of agricultural. com
YentufiAe an egt-spHken and emphatic opinion
the topics Of the dav matter What the hazard of
conflict with pr lndice or OF offence to the sel-ap
pointed lenders 81 party. The organ nj no clique,
in ito interest Of no faction, and with partial
purpose to serve, the paper will address itself to the
honest Judgment OF the people aud tor support viii
rely upon their appreciation Of cuel y aud enter
rise, ard heir love al plain talk and Independent
opinion. There may be particular individuals
Hipm thus sort Of discussion viii not be very accept
able, but If conc ilac The favor of the 5,
GaY survive the opposition &c ignorant interest
ed critics No doubt seryiie spirits will be shocked
at NY zeal ia ihe decpea OF the South sti have
The c"nsoatory ass anee that that there plenty
OF brave AID true men IN irgipia. upon Nhua-
- mpathy aud support may rely with absolute 81
euritv. Aud 81 behe} iag embark upon the en-
terq Use with M msgiyias 10 the result.
Is laE Sau5H' viii be 0t am equal size with tho
leading papers OF The city aad viii be furnished 20
subscribers at the following rates: Daily, seven dol
k,ls vear; seni'wcekly, five dolars--FATARLr1
ADVANCE.
Money nay be sent By mail 10 The address 81
ROGER 4. PRYOR,
kf'tor aad Proprietor, Aiabaoad, Ia.
March IT, ls5l.-3s,
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.f0s' safe on ASSre,

4 NEGRO WOMAN, without membranes who
"A lisa good Cock, Washer. and ironer. Inquire
at this Office, March Is, le51.--3t.
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Nv Es&VE.g

ysNAkEN up by the subscriber, his premises, on
L the 10th OF NoYeu Der last, Il RED MCLEi
COW, appraised at Sl5. which the owner is request
ell 10 come forward. Prove property, ray. charges,
and take away. Nj. q. ilAhMAN,
March Is is3T
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South River, Aug co., March rs, ls57-ats%

DOPE GE0. Z. PRICE keeps constantly on
N hand supply OF Manila and Hemp Rope, of
all sizes TO y inch Also, Irvine, Bed Cords, Plow
Iues, Cotton Cord, &c. March Is, 1851.
GARDEN TOOLS.-Just received IN extensive
II assortment of Spades, Fork, Hoe, Shoyels,
Transplanting Trowels Pruning Saws and Sbeais,
Rakes, Lines, Com Hoes. DC. For sale low by
Marei =, ls57. GE0 L. PRICE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

Passports Demaadcd On the 10th inst
a variety of rumors were rife at Panama re-
lative to the position Of affairs between the
New Granadian government and the United
States. A report prevailed that our minis
ter, Mr.. Bowlin, and Mr.. Morse our spc-
cial commissioner sent on with reference to
the Panama massacre, had demanded their
passports, the government of New Grenada
having rejected the overtures they were in
oiructed to present. The local press and
many influential individuals were industri-
opsly creating violent prejudice against all
Americaus.
The Star says that the news of the with
drawal Of Messrs. Bowlin and Morse has
reached Washington from reliable sources,
and that it is confidently anticipated on the
isthlaus that the government here will
promptly direct United States vessels Of war
t. AXE possession Of the porto Of Panama
az, Aspinwall This, however, cannot be
re.r4 ift IA, fnucs # on eAf..
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

Passing Coaate4st Mney. NO law in
America is more strictly enforced than that
against passing counterfeit money, yet, some
otherwise respectable dealers sell worthless
couuterfeits. of Perry Davis excellent Pain
killer thus imposing HFoh tlr siilietcd
.rNloi D..
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GOOD MEpIC1NIs.

Il Is estimated that AYERS CHERRY PEGTG-
SAl. aud CATliART1C PILLS, have dnue moro 70
promote the public health than aIte other cause
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

H LAWf6N, manniactaFef and dealer in Boots
.Sds and Shoes, at Cusniug's Old Stand, Main 81.
stanton. Va. Tie las ia his employ Nj. WtAIt,N
N svHwNy q finished and experienced wptk a.aa who
viii give mis- atteurifr 6 IT, hasures
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR 1857.

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES FOR 1861.
CORBIN Il CO., Licensed Ayents,
4re dpttoyjzed By he Nanagers to fill oH
orders for Pachages, TtchetS or Shares in
THE MARYLAND LOTTERIES
These Lotteries draWn in pob!ie in The cit5 Of
Baltimore under the superiptendence Ot the
STATE LOTTERY COMMISSIONER.
Who guarantees the fairness OF the Drawings, ard
the official drawn numbers publ shed III the Jour
nss o. tha city OF Baltimore, with lis certificate
bearing his signature.
ALI Prizes GUARANTEED By TUE STATE.
Or Trial Mug atahe yoa Rich for LIFE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
n,1sIsErs STAND roR sAIE.

yyriLI. be offered at pablo sale, o. s1r1su44 A.
w fBa Ara DAY or ArRia, the property formerly
occupied as the Printing Oaiee 81 tsie Spectator
There are two Brick Tentments ON til lot. ferms,
~ next, and the hata GO ia Two equal annaal pay
1Aents, with interest from date ot possession,
hENr0N HARPER.
March II, ls57-spce copy tbs
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
Ees Up EsFPs ".

A spRICHTLY, ACTIVE BOY, ls years old,
N we'll trained 70 house work home ia tbs
country preierrel. DAVIS !. kANSER.
Mlrcll ~. Ia1l-,9.s.
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Wills and Tam Yar0 for Rent.

TgNNt snbscr Der otfrrs Ter Merchant and Saw
i Mills for rent. Thu, are situated on a good
water power on South River can be found on
said River. The Eurrs and Choppers and Machine
~ of both Mills in business order aud in goo
part of the county for Grain aud Timber. The Tan
y ard Is in good repair, with suhciency of fresh
spring water running through the yard has l6
largo Yats. Liines l4atehes, Pools. Bates &c.--
Both the Mills and the Yard will be rented ior
naMher of years, if de:ired.
ELIZABETH 7. K0lNER.
South River, Aug CO., March IS, ie57-3ts~
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There can be no question that;he
Cherry Pectoral has by III t;ipu-
sand en thousand cures II Colds,
Coughs, Asthma Group, lnilu-
cuza, Bronchitis, ac., very much
reduced the pr, portion IA deaths
from eonsumptii aisea ,es al this
country. The Pills a'e ~ good
as the Peetoral and will cure
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
NIMATi0N PRIZES.
1920 Prizes amounting to s2ot.0oi
Whole Tickets &1o--Ga!ves 5--Quasrs 2, 50
PLAN OF SWAN Il co.'s LOTTERY.


Tbs Numbers from to 30. GOO, corresponding with
those Ma rbefs On the Tickets printed on sep rate
slips Of paper. arr oncreled with small tin tubes an
placed in Wheel
The first rs Prizes similarly printed aud eneir.
eted. are plaeg ii smother deol.
The wh. els ara th.u rtYalve3. aad Il nu4-bar Is
drawn the wheel "a Numbers AZ tht sanl, thae
a Prize i drawn rom tho oihef y hsrl The Nufa-
Der ana l5rx9 drawr cut ara apnGed and esiiitited
70 tie audience, and registered by thr Cula3usu
ers the Prize being placed a. linst the Nn3aef
drawn, This operation e repeated ar i ri The ri
are drawn 'ut.
Approximation 2Pizes,--Ghe two preceding
aud Tue tAo succeeding Numbers to those drawing
the last is iliAss Wi. b. entitled - - 4pprpsaa-
tion Prizes, according - the schcuo.
The3 500 prizes OF Will be determined by the last
figure OF the Number thar draws tbp $50. 90 Prize.
For example. il the Number drawing the SO. 500
Prize ends Will No. !. then ali the fi,ke5s where
the numbei ends in will be entitled to 500 Ii the
number ends with No. 2. Their all the Tickets who're
the Number ends IN viii b entitled to SEQ aad -
Oh 10 q.
Certificates o. Packages VIII Be- sod 4. the iol!aW-
ing ratrs which Is the risk
pst. ~. E4pl IA i.5ia I'll. o. a
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Ready-liade Cloiliing--Heli Made.
RCANE G. Ably

HAZE Just opened fine Stock of READY
4 MADE CLOTHING under the Virginia Hotel,
Which they offer at BAITiYoGE PEIcEs ron Cash.
All work guaranteed both in it aud ilh.
ists- Call and see for Yourself,
March -, SITS.
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ti;. No letters will be nswered unless they CON
tain remittance, Postage Stamp TO pay postage
on the answer. March % ls5I -iy
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~ BAGS PURE CID JAVA COFFEE, 'togeth
~ er with Fierces Rice. foesheads of \ o
and Gaia Sugar, ! B&tNpLBtkG i co
iaseh T-see, naes
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
N EDICAI, HOUSE.

Estabshcd IN order TO afford the afflicted sound and
Scientific medical aid aud for tie suppression Of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
JACkS0N'S RIVER HOTEL AND FARM

IN PURSUANCE of two deeds Of trust -ono cx-
ecutcd to me by Samuel II. Woodward and the
ther by Joseph \. and WA Z. Woodward, will.
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NEW SPRING AND SKINNER GOODS


nNE of the subscribers is now visiting Baltimore,
~ Philadelphia and New York. purchasing Spring
and Summer Goods. and in a few days will be eua-
bled to show very large stock o. choice AID sea.
sonabe goods.
Great attention will be paid 10 style, price. and
quality. As we are determined TO sell at very
small advance the public generally. win perhaps
hnd it to their interest to give early call.
PIPER 4 FINkHOU SER.
Marcl u lsET -TnMu naners cnnN ~
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e. r. xsDsS'yS

As in store and for sale, Copper Ke,ties, Erase
Hare and Mais manufactured to order. aud
kept constantly on hand. All kinds Of repairing in
Tin and Copper. promptly attended to. One Door
West OF Union Hall. March q. lsaI--tf.
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800 CORDS WOOD!!

I WISH To employ several good WOOD CHOP
L PERS TO cut cord wood, for which liberal price
will be peid NM. i. CRAWFORD.
March II, 1857. Near staunton.
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Sn KEGS GID DOMINION NAILS Of all sizes
w aud at lowest rates.
Ma. ch (, 81 j. BRANDEBURG 4 co.
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CAss 80

80, 3i5 prizes, amounting to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-29

FAMILY mARKErIaG.

The Delaware peach dealers must be making plenty OF
money nowadays Tho crop In Jersey seems to have
failed while peaches from the wtie staN wore never
plenty In market, and tho price holds up 70
markedly we too we'll for poor people who admire this
delicious fruit Tho steamboat Transport brought 5000
bsss e from Delaware yesterday, An unexpectedly large
quantity, which had the effect or putting down the proc
IS cents per basket reduction taa took money out OF
the pockets OF most OF thu DEALERS seomz some OK
ceedugiy sstuis spectators bought up very largo guam
thy Of peaches In Delaware and threw sbem right the
MARKET operation ths. NOT only took morey ou OF their
own pockets but Aho 0as OF the s OF all tho peach deal
Prices range from 81 90 ~ 10 per tssSota nigh
price, bat there does to be any prospect for much
Of . reducos this season.
Tho markotmen stu manage to keep up tse price Of
poaAoes During the week they fell to 81 u.s. but yee.er
day they up 70 ~ 70 per barrel again We cannot
that this rate be maintained long The yield or po
toes has besa large throughout the country and rates
must como down. We hope YET 70 quote good merce n
81 10 per bbi large quantities OF pota
S. IS 10 per bbi-a rdiculousiy high ptioe. Con
sumc,s shoud Abstain from eating them until pr.ces
down Norfolk stil Supplies the New York msrse' With
high. Corn tomatoes worry cheap, and poor people
oog 10 uie tbem for food a. much ~ possible They are
rcous food, and economical besides Tnsrs are sumo
very nno melons In marke, Cabbage, beess, go. are
cheap.
there ID nothing new 10 note 10 meat beytnd the fact
that continues high Ia NIB alone belsg cheap There Is
much rsli beef for Fso mutually scarce for this
season. and Is consequently high Bluehsh seem 70 have
lied coast and fishermen comp an OF their scarcity.
Lcbtes shioh have been abundant heretofore cens
Ter Id begiuniDg 10 gu, the season for them
IL Msrch I'D lasts until cool weather, when
he obeier leaves for deep water 10 geld that $50 men
employ cd In cachrg them for ths MAJ ke aud thai
roery million caus ht annually costs Il Is said,
800 eco clutch this mcn AMI so 900 profit s made IN
the ielt About coz ase1 Ia QUO thousand traps
daily In our waters or these figures mere
estimates, great demand has sprung up Of late years
f4r Drft . n
gour nandr They r ed with egg batter AID pcun1ed
stkers make paa;sble, though avery healthy
esh Is rs best TO pa-,ake Of them In moderator. We
nothing else peculiar nJio 10 the market ths weos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MAI K u II

FGDAY, August 2s-6P. n
Tho stack market vas very rres liar throughout the
srt board this morning The fluctuations were to an IN
usual extent wbio some Of tho leading rsilrosd stocks
show On advance Of two and three per cent others equally
prominent on the spccnist 70 s show IS great decline
New York Central Erc and Reading the most active
stocks 81 The board. New York Central advanced per
cent; Erie, 81 Reading ~ Gslcns and Chicago, 1; rama
ms, 1; Milwaukee and hssisspp, H. Missouri State skies
declined per cent; Ohio Lie Trust Canton Compa
ny, y; Delaware and Hudson, 1; Michigan Central Rail-
road, Q; Michigan Southern, old S. do preferred a. III
NOS Central Railroad, s; Cleveland and Pftsburg, 2H.
Cleveland and Toledo ~ Chi,aso and Rock Ils,d, ~
The Improvement in Erie 10 day In consequence Of
temporary srsr goments having been made with the banks
provide funds TO pay the interest due September on
the funded debt somo Of the leading bsnss have agreed
10 fornsh bali the amount required II the friends OF the
company will raise the otbcr half This viii relieve the
company The moment and per maps enable along
Cor some mouths The mortgage loan OF this
docs no, seem TO take very well. The subscriptions
ocp-serably ices million OF dollars and are not
nely to be mach larger this SIDE Of the Atlantic The
Michigan ssush~u Railroad CcmPsny have reached !ae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-29
Jerssy city views.

Insr OvpsnoAaD Yesterday aftsrnoon, ~ the Jersey
CITY ferry boat Holden vac making her az O'Clock TIP 70
Ne~ York having on board the passengers or Phis.
deIphIa Ain man fell overheard from the bow OF the
boat sud parsed under the wheel before the boat could be
fapptd me wheel struck him AMI killed him Instantly
when appeared upon me surface OF The water be vas
bloody his clothes appeared 70 be sstur Med with blood
and the aier around bin vas ooored Win piQod amer
y ing upon surface OF he wsier about one minute the
body sank and was NO, recovered He was a small man,
apparently thirty ave years Of age, and wore cap dark
coat and light pants.
snuups FAST SrrAwnoAr.-Yes'erdsy AFTERNOON
Under sheriff francis OF Hoboxen levied on The steam
oo Eureka, execution for 81 800 ssuet out Of the
supreme Court OF New Jersey agan,t d j. Townsend, py
levi Typg and others The Eureka lays AZ the foot OF
wayne street She recently launched al Key port and
ner machinery IL being put In She Ia Intended 70 run be
eide propelsrx