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DIR. s.. ALExANDERI
OF CLINTON. MISS.

OF CLINTONJ MISS,
II AS just received q fresh supply of Botanic
IL Medicines for sale. Having devoted much
time and attention, for many years, to Chronic
Diseases, he is prepared to cure Dyspepsia and
Chronic Diarhna, Chronic Disease of the
Lungs, Liver, Spleen and Kidneys, Dropsy,
Asthma, Scrofula and letter, Uterine derange-
n1ents, &c. Persons residing ut too great dis
lance to consult him in person, can do so by
letter successfully. Public patronage respect
fully solicited. mh20w1y.
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Miller's Vegetable Cattl Powder.
COMPOUNDED Of Roots, Herbs, Banks &C.,
~ will cure all diseases incident to HORSES,
CATTLE, and HOGS.
We will mail free, to any address, a circular,
giving description of disease, and mode OF
treatment
Price Fifty cents. For sale by all country
merchants, and the sole agents.
RANLETT & BENNER.
No. 81 Common street. New Orleans.
Oct1SW3m
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Agents Wanted.

Agents Wanted.
ssT.O NE.WALL Jacks ON.
The Life and Campaigns OF Lieut. Gen.
BOMAS j. JACKSON,
BY Prof. A.. E. DABNEY, Of the Theologi-
cal Seminary Of virginia.
BLELOCK & co.
Bio Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
YyHIS is the only edition authorized by Gen.
i Jackson's widow, and from which she de-
sires pecrniary benefit. 1T paints in vivid
language the distinguished features of devout
christianity, stern rectitude, wonderful militia
~ foresight, and bravery which characterized
Gen. jackson, and gives q faithful history Of
the great campaigns which made his brilliant
reputation. Octave PIP. 740. Price, cloth
81 90; half calf, $6 co.
NJ Agents wanted throughout Tennessee,
Mississippi and Arkansas. For agencies and
circulars containing full information, address
>BLELOCK & CO.,
az 3f5 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
dec 4 Wsim
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ALPINE DEPOT, W. ", Sept. %. 1865.

j. III. Duvall-Sir: With the assistance OF
Mr.. Hardesty, we have just completed the set
ting up of the Portable Engines and Mills pur-
chased of you. Mill No. I, the first day cut at
the rate of 1900 feet of Oak and Pine lumber
per hour. Mill No. 2, we have just started and
with equal success. They are working to our
entire satifaction, and we feel confident that
the machinery will do all you advertise.
Yours truly.
SHRINE, BOYD & co.
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SHRINE, BoYD& co.

NE fully warrant my Engines and Saw
Mills to be made of first-class material; work.
manship the same, and to saw from 5000 to
10000 feet of lumber per day, say 10 hours.)
Orders solicited. Descriptive circulars sent
to all correspondents. Address:
j. III. DUVALL,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
j. II. DUVALL,
may24wom. Mobile, Ala.
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DIR. NASH AND HIS INFIRMARY.

UTE, THE UNDERSIGNED. CITIZENS
w Of Magnolia. Pike. county, Miss, take
flicted with Cancer, Scrofula, Goiter, Wens
Sore Legs, Palypsus, Ulcers, or Skin Disease,
to call on DIR. A. NASH, ut his Infirmary,
Magnolia, Miss, where they will find GER
tain cure. Weknow of q certainty that he has
cured humber OF the worst cases Of Cancer,
Goiter, Sore Leg, Wens. &C., that we ever saw
on living men. He has quite number of
cases of the same character that are desperate,
that he is treating at this time with every pros
pect Of success. We voluntarily give this no.
daily recommend Dr.. Nash as an experienced
physician. and certain cure for the above
nd
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SUGAR Run.

SUGAR RUN, P. o. Pa, March 4, 1864.
j. H. Duyall-Sir: The portable Engine and
Saw Mill we purchased of you gives entire sat
isfaction. We have in twenty days afte.. set
ting it up, sawed 200, 900 feet Of frozen hemlock
timber, which we call the best saving ever
done IN Northern Pennsylvania. The Mill was
run by Mr.. Hardesty.
GRIFFIS & STONE.
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GRIFFIS & STONE.

BRA1NTREM, Wyoming Co., Pa, May 81, 1865.
j. III. Duvall-Sir: The Engine and Mill
purchased of you, which Mr.. Hardesty has
started, will do more work than you promised
and in the best manner. It will saw from
IL, 600 to $4,000 feet in ten hours.
MAILMAN & GRAY.
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No. S. Camp street, New Orleans.

LIABLE Cutlery, Britannia and Plated
4 Ware, Castors, Lamps and Oil, Japan
Ware, Table, Tea Spoons, etc.
Buyers viii find it to their advantage to ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
October 18th, 1866. TWIN
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wAvERLY HOTEL,

Dec 9 d1t&wtds
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In the ChdRcery Court of said COanfg, at the
November Term, a. ID. 1866, thereof
Sarah Davis, ct al,
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The word blessings" my readers will
sec is often used hy Mrs. Brisk. Need
] say that She is Il woman who has felt
The mercy OF God in tue Gilt of Christ,
and this has made her notice some ofthc
many blessings that God bcstows ON all.
but which the poor, ~sclt-ccntrcd, discon-
tented woman, nc,cr horUs.
Many rares-daii,y cares. hourly cares,
must The patton, striving Industrious
wife and mother have. Int in Tue midst
.otnll if She goes 90 God III PRAYER. ,hc
power 10 work willingly will ne Given.
The spirit ito viii mdtc 90 ofliis goo,i
plrasurc' viN lc impaired.
MANUSCRIPTS surc;o liing jt5 * ro-
ward. The ives haiti, ola mot0rr q.
.ulptiN |oinployirg ljnc Veil. 4 r0o.l
rNHnplato. lov aii}llvu. ','6gy tat MIL
NE III u'l t,.yir iifp, v,a .ii,ay
Wiu wat 70 iivlp ro;,rr. lA,y Ni!!|
sam lobrYidI, mld clo,'tNl, audacti,o !;
.St ,iNtu 70 li,iN uuJ,. jn l.i 3:,}N.
liFe ~Iiows jacm jhc wa.s 70 lo So. and il
!oi'oNs liNt aa Nr;,!s :Q oN, mn,i Tic
!Iovugiv arr 0,.i up. Ua, MI.
Np9omn WILLING ~lrlpcrs. Tie mothers
c:lrcs MAY nothc lv~S, butl.ol tolls .l.ould
lic, rs hgr strcn4ih ho2irs u tail. Ana
i aMl'"l, Auily me woyhciS-nonc Of
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IA tract OF the choice root, 50 combi,cd With 9th,
CT substances OF greater Alternative power us
to atlord an ctltctual a~ntilotr TO. diseases
SarSararillai is rcp,tcd to cure. Sucl, n re-
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SiAP&liVi. aad the patient is LETT in mmpara-
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f,u.oie DtecoS,S are caused by Scrotula in
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l.Nractot Sar>alnrilla.
10 not discard Ibis invaluable medicine.
hcrat>c .you have been imposed uron.h IL,
AIin0lNinG pretending 70 be Sar>aIrarilli,
"Ihjr U WaN lini. When YOU IrNc used
AYERS thrfi atdllrt tjl,lvn. WillNul Know
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UvViitr"tt ic diseases il cures. Wc rc!orNou
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Con, ul ciutrv. funl StuiHitG.. ~il.aln,h,.
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bl,o!Hcrcu ~iunidrh, r"iu, or Moihid .nAc-
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are itiv hv>t -\llcrirni lntlc world Tor al the
l'rro>c> Ola family phySic.
rrrpar"dhy j. c. AYERS CO., Lowell.
MaSs.,and sold hy all Druggists.
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zE0N's HERALD

This is Tie Oldest Methodist news n,no. !,
world. puhli>lcd by the Bosroy w.
lllAS ASSOCIATION. COMPOSED OF twr,,,.
mcmhcrSoIlle Methodist Epi>copol rI,n.,,
ildis the recognized organ Of or church IN
New England. The A.S>orialion undertake
the risk and carcof publication solely for thc
benefit uftiic Methodist Church and lie cans,
Of Christ, Without receiving any I,,. or ~
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S. R. WELLS, Publisher,
$50 Broadway. N. Y.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS

Is brimtul Of delightful entertainment for
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Every boy and girl in America should have
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UNSURPASSED (!
COMPiRABLE!

and is entitled. merits and receives the gem
rral confidence of the public.
SEYMOUR TIL .ATCllER. NJ. D.,
Of Herman. N.Y.. writes rs followS:-
N1SrAK'S BAl.SAM OF WILD CitERRY
"ivc> universal satisfaction. 1t sccmSto cure
a Cough by looSrniug and cleansing the
lungs, and allacing irritation, thus removing
tn" cause instead ofdryin" up The cough and
leaving the cause behind. | consider the
BalSam rs good rs any, ifnol the best, Cough
medicine with whlcl, am acqnaintc.n
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lSpvsrH.

Shn srrLr,h ,,,,, Mn r., o,.,
willinrly with le,. ,oYI.
Size il like III morelHmt~' ,,iIS: y)lelriu
eth her food from aiIil. r!oNilHs NNNi.
10 ~
EVERY ..onc-hlgh and low, rich anu.
Poor, VINO "'@lftS iNenNVofUN tnW"rUN
Hn'h' ana ia''llusi.N t"W1"t3 GGd. must
pca WORKER. u Is q NorN great mistake.
mo NllNh 'ht poorer classes sonir,iiiivs
i'''' N'oh 'Ii'N suppose that people OF
I''ilN IN" "'"i'h liNe liNcS oi ind"!cllce.
ne r'cofds OF thc NefN lirsl families ro-'
lo'c ''a' ho'loh'
women are not SNoinpt from this ON
on'ioh ol Wo'k. -Nn't i Is Noli They are.
nov Tor no'hiNE IS 50 miserable ioi mind
or pod,v, Tor health or temper. rs ildu-
renee die pr"lIc are always ~ii"ttitl.
reS'lcss' ahd unhappy. lhe,y are in 4
"orlo "l'rc al Is "eliNi'N. lhr very
"lhaS ahd waves rrpfoN' ih'irlndolcncc
l"l'rS ui>S"'lSied with themselves, arc
olSS''l>llc" WIN an around them. So.
my gear rCuUplS, Won who's, lnt * rnSt
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FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS
THE HOWE LOCK STITCH.
THESE WORLD-RENOWNED
SEWING MACHINES

We're o~oru'ed Mchighe&t premium at The
Horld's Far IN Loadon, and sic first
prcmi"ms at the ~. Y. state Fair oT18.
&C, ond
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| Vol. I6mo. Price So.
Read What the Press Saws:

',llc was more than n painter, for he was
a reader of human nature; and he studied
the character Of the distinguished subject OF
his art until he became thoroughly acquaint-
ed With it.-WoRcEsrEK GAZETTE.
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Unsolicited Testimony.


From REV. FRANCIS IoHpEIl. Pastor ofthc
South Congregational Church, Bridgeport,
Conn.
BRIDGEPORT, Jan. |, 1851.
Gentlemen 81 consider il Il duty Which |
owc to suffering humanity to bear testimony
TO the virtues OF DR.. WISrAR'S BAISAM OF
WILD CHERRY. have used it-whcn | have
occasion for any rcuicdy for Coughs, Colds,
or Sore Throat for many years, and never.
IN II single instance, has 1t failed TO relieve
and cure me. | have frequently been very
hoarSc on Saturday, and looked forward TO
the delivery oftwo rmon OF the following
day With sad mlSgiving, but by i liberal use
ofthe Balsam my hoarscncSs has invariably
removed, and | have preached without
81 iillculty.
y J commend it to my brethren in The minis
Try, and TO public speakers generally, rs n
certain remedy for tile bronchial troubles to
which we atc peculiarly exposed
Rnlircly unsolicited, | send you this tcSti-
monial, wliicl, you are nj liberty to use in
any way you choose Perhaps the BalSam
does not affect all persons alike, but il always
removes my hoarScneSs, aud fits me for The
minister's hard working %day-the sabbath.
Very truly yours, fl.ANCIs IoBDELL
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XATlsrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
w CHERRY has been used for
nearly Half Il Century, with the most
astonishing success in curing.
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influenza, Whooping Cough, Group, Liy-
CT Complaint, Bronchitis, Difficulty of
Breathing, Asthma, and every affection Of
The Throat, Lungs and Chest.
CONSUMPTION,
which carries Gilmore victims than any other
disease, and which battles The skill of the
Physician to II greater extent than any other
malady. ottcn,
YIELDS TO THIS REMEDYI
when all others prove Intellectual.
AS a MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELIEF, SOOTHING IN EF-
Feet, SAFE IN IT'S OPERATION,
lY1S UNSURPASSED
Wlsi!c as Il preparation, lrcc from noxious
~tn%rcdisnt>. poison or minrralS; uniting
>\tll, %scicucc and medical klowlclrc: com
otniul all that Is valuable ia the Vegetable
kinSdom Ioa THE class Of diseases. it is
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1T presents the great man ut home, in the
freedom OF unrcstraincd intercourse and no
book that has been published about him will
give poSterity SO accurate an idea OF him rs
Hi .'--IIAErFoRD Press.
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JAMES WICK, ROCHESTER,. n. Y,
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TIE METHODIST,
CONSISTING or
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Room IuM;S,"

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revised by Nix. BElClrE, and protcctcdby
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Are celebrated for doing the best work. u.s.
ing 4 much smaller needle for the same thread
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Like q modern Boswell, Mr.. Carpenter
dishes mp his hero, plain and with all kinds
Of sauces. we have lin alone, idle, and bu-
81, in his Cabinet. praccable and anlagonis-
lie, as Judge, soldier, lawyer, rnil-splittcr,
critic Of Forrest and Booth, actor himself,
angry %iatler, the indulgcnt husband, the sto-
ry-tcllcr -. IN fact, what the boob docs
not tell OF Mr.. Lincoln is probably not worth
being told.'-NEw YORK E~XPREss.
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EXCURSIONS.

ExCURsIoN TO THE CHOLERA BANKS FOR THE
~ benefit Of Captain Yates-Thc steamer AMANDAWI.
NANIS sam Greenwood, pilot will make fishing excursion
to ne ohosrs Banks on "Wednesday september TAe boat
WILL leave Eighth street r. at 81 Nj Broomc street
Mo Peck slip att Christopher street N r. ~ ~; pier
NO. ~ ~, att Bait snd lines By Tom Chadwch. Re.
frsshments By r. 4 H. Fuhrken.
Tickets, ~
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,S
Il THROUGH LINE TO California; AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers leave pier ~ North river foot Of Canal street Al
IL O'Clock, noon, as follows ="
Angus, si.AaIzoNA Captain Naury, connecting with
SACRAMENTO. Capian Cavery.
Sept l1-HENRY CHAUNCEY, CAPTAIN f,rsv eonuectus
with MONTANA, CAPTAIN Sutton. S'-s
sept 2I5RIsI !, STAR Captain scabary. connecting
loo pounds baggage allowed free TO eacn Adult passenge
Medicines and attendance Tree.
All departures touch Acapulco; those OF LIST And 2s
connect fsnams with reamers for South Pacific ports
touch al Manranlo.
steam line from Panama % Australia and New Zealand
Steamer OF September II will closely with steamer
China from San Francisco October H. for Yokohama and
Hong Kong and At Yokohama with steamer Costa Rcs
Nsgasaki and Shanghae.
For passage tickets and all further information apply
The Office on the wharf foot Of Canal street, North river
New York. y. n. BABY. Agent
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GETTYSBURG ASYLUM
Chartered by the State Pennsylvania or the benefit
the disabled soldiers OF the late war;


Chartered the Pennsylvania or the benefit OF
Site purchased on Geyshr rp Battle Field for the
erection of an asylum to cost 800 zoo.
The supervisors propose ~ distribute the following valu
able and magnificent prizes aid TO this
truly lauoaole aud prf.ise worthy enterprise.
ona hundred th.ohsand dollars in cash, 1st prize.
awards.
Three hundred thousand dollars in Diamonds, the
valuable and magnificent collection in this country.
A splendid Farm, go acres, worth $60.000
The celebrated and world renowned Yacht Henrietta,
worth $50000
No scheme has presented the people OF
this country appealing does To their beray patriot
splendid opportunity the services Of the
unfortunate survivors Of the glorious struggle in defence Of
the perpeuity OF the Republic.
Subscription tickets only dollar emitting the holder
to chance In all the prizes
Each subscriber will receive Telegraph of the Building
Each i've dollar subscriber five ckes) will receive
splendid Chrome Autograph View OF the Battle Field, with
This enterprise bears the and or the
Governor of the state both branches Of the Legislature
and hosts OF the most renowned soldiers and citizens
Ten thousand dollars have already been paid TO the
Field of Gettysburg
Principle New York Office, Gil Broadway. New York.
second floor.
GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED DAILY IN
VI Teas Coees Sugars Flour and all kinds of Provi-
sons At the celebrated Grocery Stores Of THOMAS r.
A6NEW 26O and 262 Greenwich street, Murray New
York Cali, your money and see for yourselves
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. D., SURGEON, l34k LEX
Ii ingon avenue-Absolue radical cure, without knife,
fstua diseases Of pelvic vlscera Of
face and person. Office hours from to IL.
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LIoR ST, THOMAS AND BRAzrL.-rHR KLEaASr
sidewhce, steamship GUIDING STAR, 1000 iosr bur.
and intermediate Iorts Monday September Is 1867 ats
For freight or passage apply 10
GARRISON 4 ALLEN Agents.
NO. Bewupg GrSen, New yeyk
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THE NETRoPoI .rrAN JOB OFFICE HAS THE La
TEST AND MOST IMPROVED PRINTING PRESSES IN
TIE WORLD ALL NEW, CONSISTING OF
ANUABEB 4 MAMMOTH POSTER PRESSES WHICH
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NOMBEF, OF SUPER ROYAL PRESSES FOR ALL
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MED RM PRESSES FOR GENERAL PRINTING,
CAP PRESSES FOR PROGRAMMES, &c.
QuA <TO PRESSES FOR LARGE CIRCULARS,
CARDS, &C.
AND SEVERAL SMALL PRESSES FOR SMALL CIR
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MIsCELL.-EoUs.

MIS- ELL EOUS.
1HE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT.
OFFICE NO. 81 NASSAU STREET.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT, HAVING ADDED TO ITS
ALREADY EXTENSIVE STOCK OF MATERIALS
NEW PRESSES AND NEW TYPE
IS NOW, AS HERETOFORE, PREPARED TO Exc.
CUTE ALL KINDS OF PRINTING AT
TWENTY. FIVE PER CENT LOWER PRICES THAN
ARE CHARGED IN ANY OFFICE IN
THE UNITED STATES
IN THE NEATESr STYLE AND IN ANY COLOR RE.
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NfoRR1sTowN. ~ J-aENTLBMANs COUNTRY
wi Seat 70 rent furnished ave minutes from depo, III
gsrdsners cottage, Co. pacs Address D. H. pos
w New yWk Ivet e0los,
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QUpsoN RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains Tor Albany and Troy connecting with Northern
Railroad Thrteth street aud Tenth avenue, NJ NJ
and 30 eO and II p. NJ and via Harlem Railroad rweu
HaIth street and Fourth avenue 10 % n. and <:< r
Ihee 10 and II r. NJ trains via Hudson river VIII rua
Sleeping cars attached TO $50 and II p. NJ trsins
wN. II. VANDERBILT. Vice President
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CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
- Further Reduction In Passage Rates.
The favorite passenger OF the Anchor Line
sail Saturday, with passengers for Liverpool Glasgow
and Derry
CALEDONIA. Macdonald sails Saturday Sept q
IOWA, Heddewick, sails .......... Saturday, Sept q
BRITANNIA, Laird, sails Saturday, Oct b
From the company's pier 20 North RIVER
Rates of passage payable In
To Liverpool, Glasgow and Derry-Cabns, $50 and s75
according TO location.
Excursion tickets good for twelve months, $780,
intermediate. SIS; Storage, $25
Prepaid certificates from these ports, 1856.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Rotterdam
Antwerp, Havre. &C., ut very low rates.
For further information apply at the Company's Offices
No. 8 Bowling Green, New York.
FRANCIS MACDONALD L CO., Agents.
To avoid imposition passengers will please direct to
the Offices, as this company does not employ
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TO PARIS
Including railway tickets, furnished on board).
First Cabin. el65 Second Cabin. 81
Baggage checked through 10 Paris.
Medical attendance free Of charge.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers.
American travellers going 70 returning from the CONT
nept OF Europe by taking the steamers Of this line avoid
risks from transit by English railways
crossing the Channel besides saving much time trouble and
expense
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND
- Queenstown by Cunard line.
MALTA sails Saturday September 81.
HECLA sails Wednesday, September 25
Cabin passage $50 god Storage S25 currency Steerage
passage to New York S35.
For freight cabin passage apply at No. 4 Bowling
Green.
FOR Storage passage apply at 81 Broadway:
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And propor,ionae reduction TO all intermediates points and
stations west from Bufao.
Tickets sold and baggage checked at the occ. sos Yves.
street. board
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Through ticket, 70 london as eytra, y
An Experienced surgeon on board =
The company will not be responsible for specie or va'u.
shes unless bills OF hdng, having The value expressed
signed therefor. =
For further information aprly Ia
JOSEPH j. CoMSrOCK. Agent.
JAS. A. woTTov, H.vre, General Agent 10 Europe
LHERBErTE, KANE CO., Paris.