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VD NJ. TAYLOR,s MUSIC SALOON -
III AND PIANO wARERoOM. GDVERsoa ST, E-rl-4EI1I
RICHMOND, HH-ff-LfN
The undersigned is sole city theu
Of the celebrated NUNNs CLARKS PIANO FORTEs
Instruments have received
PAnists this
4 o. and other good and well established IN
VI. the
scAL INSTRUMENTS, Merchandise general con-
slstinE Of:
PelAnbais superior hEoDsoSs ~ and
single aud double
Martins unri
TAyor's nsts
Accordeons,
tins, BAujos. Bridges, Pegs, &c.
Tuning Forks Pipes
Mouth Pieces for Ciarionets and brass Instruments
Piano Stools, and best quality GaAr and Violin Strings.
n Short article In The Music line be had estAb
nnhnnent ~
OF
and ttandard SHEET MUSIC 70 be found n State
~ liberal discount made 10 Teachers and Schools
~ Pianos tuned and let to hire Old Pianos exchange
for
nOst p. II. TAYLOR.
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'oDFHEy,S ,SI ~ g5 rgI 8oSnIAL GIN

- 1T cHETRs BUT DOEs not fNFRRtArE.
HNs uncquaed beverage medical properties ~ the
highest order especaly for and By the Pro-
petor aud fateuec. of the bet materials and has all The
without the deeterious effects other Gin either
,sn Holland, this country uODFREYs CELEBRATED COR
III al olh has bcu adopted physicians purst
and most eheAoous nusive snusnt anu-
iseurnF k has n the vod Its entirely exempt
ose alcoholic drinks uhieh beseta thirst or Orders
any amooni promptly hllsd BY the Proprietor.
GEORGE GODFREY,
- fmporier ~ Brandrs, ain Wines, Sc,
ytla--en 10 South william Il Neu York
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-16

NEW FALL STOCK!
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS &C
SEPTEMBER lsi, 1857.
n WE have In recently roeeiveI.
- twelve hundred packages of BOOTS vel Z ~
- SHOES, suitable % an Winter -HesNLIyA
Trade, comprising good 10 all TIE af2l4
and most desirable styles and " good qualities We have PAID
much pains possible Of
rood maierAl good think
duesments friends purchase better than they
do at the North We have large stock and
call from our friends aud the public.
Auai PUTNEY A WAITE
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GODFREY'S
CELEuHATED CORDIAL uITTERSI
an UNEoUALLED TONIC AND sToMACBIO,
POSITIVE paAtabr TemcdyfOr
sa Loss of Appetite and all Digestive Organs
Proprietor odevs CssJrated Cordfd
Bhers In recommending them unrvAled
rant by the best medical authorities Of Europe
lea well by muttudts who resta-
they might
awake exist this powerful The dyspsple
who odfrys Cordial hnds pera-
nrnt Upon the vital they exercise direct Ganay
nuence and their Mid sautay
debility sinking the stomach loss Of appetite hcadsce
mental depression, hypocondA bsokcn sleep haulsnee
Aer exercise rabIy hue,
of the system, their benefits lnealcuabie.
Purchasers cautioned against Al impositions
Central Depot 16 South william st., ". y
IsqT-qm
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.....N -. Z. " - N.N.NN.U WWf q a lVVHX,
Il d, Md9,nntsoMnRY nRnTlltWs CELEBRATEb PiTFNr
~ poobh sOhtEN kOCkAWAY WHEAT FAN uhieh since
e lae Improvement has taken he premium Ia Iii sf,te 49,
snur. Isifs ~ Wch has bcrn eHhbf and al tbs 80, =, -
aHua siate Agricultural Society fs hsd s-ardsf A. IA -
e,t pyeam aer most thorough with tc most ss,sS
he suesc ers sren Tor he Ps,ente-s have made Arrange
ste 'or iu supply ior te approaching season.
UV WI pAIMEu A ro
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SASH, RLINDs Avn nnoDs

VIZ undersgned y engagcd IN ne anutcturc n "a
Eorkmanshlp a. low prices. ~ ~ -''''A' Auo
orders respectfully solicited promptly sr.cy,.t
" fereons ordering sash, Blinds Doors fror r a.
ayfel sfsufed oi goitnF good sork noderas 49,.
a. pronpt attention ss ordered person f''''' N"'
may b. dcsirnaisd. f''s w "iet a'ea uai
Constantly on hsnd 10 b. H. 10 b. H. and by 10 s,.h
Yae,orJ and building sbovs nsralF NIns Richmond Va
NIB NJ W O. Evaus, orrnsn n ne ssbn,hr6t mi -,
pfo,ap,y - AZ erders .nd calls m NJ ah-vncs I'm
BIZ HAKfN0 POWDER SHOULD M tsrp ~ e,ss,Ya,ss
ENCE TO NY OruER-i Il sl~ays rtsdy fos u,s "a 49,
q Rrcad o,n be made vithin q ~ minuss.
O. u s economica and uy ulff of bs
4 nFuad msde sih keeps loneff ihan cor,on bv-.s
truce - WV "f'u-
s Ithtarraafsd chen ussd ,eoora,ns "a dr..
''N"NN-
IhIsreuaib reeewmsndsd 70 person, q, -. or IN n.
Por sale b. Druggists generally, and vhis.c asd rstsuhv
JOHN W oARffOE
as Manuhactursr, naTtsl Place PIrsHS,a
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IA DE LN'S CELEHHATED TIUKINII
~ WINE -Dbtnguthd for lts wonderful Ang and
,,orsye po.er earnE Dyspsa Patueoo- Paths i the
mach BACK and ions, and all Femae Purifying
Blood clearing the CunpeEion and strengthening whole sy
TEN It's iam,dNe necs cordial and
agreeable warmth throughout tie
Eud circulation with vitality, and impsrng Vgor
hausted en-TFr' Asa beverage Is FAR preferable
ed vines being paAabe agreeable perfectly harmless
rantei Pure and te rom al Drugs other
In AL eases Of DArhHa aud summer
guaranteed remedy. IL RrjuvsnAtor and R1s
tor aud speedily Al those annoy Which
and perfection.
Put up Quart Boie sealed with following words blown
IN TIE glass - 6oodsn EdEerU, Turkish Wine, York
with FAC Smile each label liberal
and Pr-v orN Arded By required PHics 81 80
BOTTLE. Sod a. Wholesale and GOODWIN
Sole Proprietor u PiRsr 81 Nav YoHE by principal
jyIS-6m-fE. 81
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PIANOS, &c.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
NEW ARRIvALS-NEW SCALE-IMPROVED PIANOS
WORCESTER UERIVALED.
a MO " H is. BOOKsELLER AND /
~ DEALER IN PIANOS AND MILO EyssssSE31
DEONS, would respectfully the Bg-KHV
etiEens of VirEinA, North Carolina and Ten: v
nessee that he has introduced Mr. wcrceser
proved scale Piano P9rtss Witch he soe the aenoe
asors, amateurs and the public
cfstcra commanded Of
proeased knoueige
rienee manufacturer enabled
proVement, which professors
Nev YORK. e
Those ofour elisens Who desire the
perfection, whether they wbh
invited 10 Viait the UareroomA Of
49, woRcEsTERs Agency, 81 Main st,
nySo Rirhmond. Va.
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SCHEME

y e
Wholrs t2O Halves 10; Qrs S; Eghihs 81
Certificate Of Package Of 25 Wholrs cost. t2sS 70
Do do 9s ors, ..'...... =. - 90 90
De do 26 E1hihs ~ SIS 2S
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HAVANA PLAN.
GRAND oNsoLIDATRD LOTTERY oP MARYLAND
EXTRA CLASS0 o.
To be drawn in PsISES Ma SS,;Sa. Sept a' 1851

,OOO Prizes, amounting 70 3 los. 300.
whole richsts tlO; Halves ;. ors 95i.
" fase address All orders tickets thr mArnh
nt schemes, 10 7. ~ HUBBARD Co
Aas-W once, 80 Payeiie st.. Box 90 Baltiuore. Md
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. :.

BAGS: BAGS. BAGS!!!
Corn Exchange Bag Mandatory,
I25 AND 1877 BROAD sTaEgr.
NJow ready for he TRADE. Cheap for Cash:
~ 50!t0 hos. GRAIN BAGS
.
1900 SECOND HAND IND bus PRIME oRDER
$1,000 SEAMLESS RAGS Of all the various kinds.
MfLLtRs BAGS.
y. Y. Rags dsrned e1presay Tor their rr.de
Il
10 sin four rhs is srte and call the particular
txn,ion OF hIIers and POar De..rs
sAr FACTORIES 'uPP'd With Bags, al Sizes designed
rcr- An order, esrcu,-sv with neatn-.. and ai.p.eh
aufI-d5n " oAcol B. " CLARK. Proprietor.
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sxWfWAYIR1ERNS'K
METAL RRANnS

IL BRANDS.
HpEADERi-Aro a merchAnt or a u.nufs rtur.,, -
- can Al once on the undermined nice rad br,Di
oods fou WI sivays dnd him post eady % A.
s gos 10 his line OF business, p-slbls noti. N
I'VE IN NE country or negbonE city .epd YOUR
~ ms luren plAinJ and have sent ~ PT
chAfge
~'"-S' On hAod' A. v GRAHAM, Brand Cutter
Ga2s-Iy ' N nam Apd pd sr.nlh1;
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ss - ssn sasng irssa 'rOu the Of HUaH w.
~ y SVNs " bulsss si BE-
~ =, s.sd undsr NJ IN Of HUGH " FRY CO.
counts vithout delay. Wt'gH III vsvo Sc
WN n TRT
49, ~. "a, -,--.- a. w. FRY. H.
log usness nj ~ gafi-
nchuona. Auris vt, 1857
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sTshEu ennE keslorns DsrkennE and PePetuaing
oeutT OF t- Hair PscK % CENTs BrLE
and dandrua imparts vitality hair lends vor
and nsife to the hbrs darkens them too light growing Fy
ssiens them falling them shed and
The hAr sot slsy aud WAvy Ia the Is ndpcn.ab-
means OF c-anrg tie heals - children and f,unea
Ton 81 Vigorous growth - hair sold by Dugs Dealers
au2n-- n,
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

nISSOL UTION.-The aru o. MCDONALD sPoTTs A
~ HARVEY his day dissolved y he death of Mr. james O.
The hooks At the once o. heir sruTrs HaHvrr
Co All ptrsous indrbed feq1e 70 payment Al an
early day Any Of he undcgnct surviving partntr sn
use The name Of thc arm In liquidation.
JNO. o. MCDONALD
yEo. q. sP0TTs,
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AhINEfSfIP.-HuN BROrHER hsvs tbi,
= - eseae Eth uemaslyes, ihef hrothsr. JOHN HUM
Rutf,,ss -on houss unisr ne style and arm
icy w ue Pleased 90 rcceive conrrnmsnts o. r.
.o Wlsat Noar sod produce senersT nr bsir
' P'''onA Aiientoo' and qusk rsiarua yAA o. HtNT,
-, INO. D. HUNT
~ - 4
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12
Scraps

The activity Of portion of the ARABIA probably
gave them the title OF Be~do>ns (Bedouins)
Queen Victoria has conferred upon Phillip Jas.
Bailey, author of "Festls," pension Of eIOO per
annum.<
" say my little son, where does the right hand
road go?" Don't know, sir; faint been nowhere
since We lived here"
The musket that kicked the boy over has been
arrested aud made to give bail The plea that il
was cooked at the time WAS ruled out of Court
If the man is a wretch who lifts bis hand against
awOman, what must the woman be who raises the
hearth-brush against a mainland that man her
husband?
When daughter remarks: Mother, would
not hire help, for | can assist you to do all the
work in the kitchen, set it down that she will make
a good wife.
burial society has recently commenced in the
county of Lancaster, the first printed article of
which runs thus: That whereas many persons fud
it difficult to bury Themselves
Even since you have taken to drinkiu,' John
ycare not more than half a man, said a temper.
anee man TO a oa6ing brother.
Fact is, you mean Tan only demi John
A single man advertising for employment, a
maiden lady wrote to inform him that if he could
find nothing better 60 do he might cone and mar
ry her. tie did so, and touched twenty thousand
pounds.
An Irishman, who had just arrived from the
Emerald Isle, hearing a guu fred at the closing
Of tue day, asked What the noise meant Being
told that il was the SHUTDOWN gun, he exclaimed :
Does the sun make such diyil Of a noise going
down in this country =
How fortunate l am in meeting rainbor in this
storm said young lady who caught in a
shower the other day 70 her BEAU Of promise, who
happened along with umbrella And L. said he
calamity IAN as much rejoiced as the poor LIpiln
der when he has caught a reindeer
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12
From the Louisville Journal of the 9Th inst.

FURTHER ADVANCE IN PROvIsGoNs-There was
good deal of excitement in the provision market
yesterday, and some heavy transactions took place
in the morning. In the evening holders asked an
advance. We saw an order from ST. Louis for 2 :
600 bbls mess pork at SIT, but it could not be fill
ed; SIT so was asked and some holders we're rot
willing to sell at tits price. Bulk shoulders were
held at &c, sides at Sic, and hams at &C. and prime
bbl and tee lard at 1c. The advance was doubt
less caused by the statement OF the deficiency in
the az sregate yield which we published yesterday
The Cincinnati Gazette, of yesterday, says
The market for hogs and hog product is not In
huenced by the stringent money market. Under
the influence Of speculative feeling, and pros
pective deficiency IN supplies, prices continue 90
tend upward. Ia most articles further advance
was established day. Hogs OF ordinary quality
sold at ST. and small lot of extra brought 81 25
Bulk meat changed hands to fair extent at 64
and SIC, loose, for shoulders and sides. Long
middle are mostly held at o.. Barrel lard
advanced l.. In addition to the sales reported
some 900 bbls, and tics. sold at ll1c. We hear of
no sales OF mess pork; good brands are held at SIT
Holders of cut meats and lard are not generally
ee sellers at our quotations.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12

LATEST IMPROVEMENT IN THE SAW GIN.--Mr.
James l.. Orr, of Alabama, who obtained the
premium for the best Cotton Gin, at the late
Fair in that State, has since made a very inn
portant Improvement, having improved his
Gin TO that degree perfection, as regards the
sample, that he fears no superior. His atten-
ton has been directed to the increase Of speed;
and after many experiments, he has invented
new method of getting clear of the seed, by
a new plan of ribs, which sheds the seeds at
three places; thereby supplying the teeth with
cotton instead of seed, and which causes an in
crease of cotton ginned from forty to fifty per
cent. This Improvement is rendered more
valuable for not having to resort to the old
method for making Gins pick fast, which in
jures the sample.
We learn from gentleman that saw one Of
these Gins at work, that forty Saw Gin can
be made to pick one hundred pounds in five
minutes and make a good sample. a patnet
for this Gin has been obtained by Mr.. or
augusta Chronicle
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12

From the article, which we republish this
morning from the Memphis Bulletin, the
reader will learn that DR.. J. C. NOTT and
Mr.. GEO. r. GLIDDoN, have in press a new
work on the Indigenous Races Of the
Earth" To those who have read their
"Tgpes Of MaHbiad," this announcement
will be very gratifying. The industry, en-
ergy, and ability which these gentlemen
bring to bear in their Investigations of the
interesting subjects of their labors-to say
nothing of their assistantS-one of whom,
Dr. LEIDY, of Philadelphia, has no superior
on this continent-warrant us in the ex-
pectation of a work which will be adopted
as q standard book of reference. 1t is
published by subscription, by j. Is. Lippin-
colt & Co., Philadelphia We have before
us a copy Of circular issued by the pub
fishers, in which we find list of the names
of the subscribers who have already sent
in their names. 1t embraces a large num-
Der of the medical and legal professions
The price of the work is five dollars.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON,
SOCIETY," UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,


so 7LETY UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,
VITA Portraits OF it, BeaaH 5, Wits and Heroinss By
FRANK 3. GoooEloa (Diet Tfo) Royal oaartO, Turkey
Antique.
The subs,r5er respectfully invites attention TO the
stose Presentation Book which undoubtedly will be the
most p5plar dssrtbe aui successful Gin Book for is
size luI prise, vet produced in this country.
2. Tia REPUBLICAN, COURT; Or, Society in the
DAYS o. Washington. Twenty one Portraits
TIE HOLY GOSPEL. Illustrated with forty Engra-
wigs
4. O2NAIEHTS or MEMORY; Or, Beauties Of
History, Romance and Poetry, with eighteen Ensrs-
wings from Orgi nal Designs.
5. TIE MOORE GALLERY A series Of f1rty eight
highly flashed lass4vngs OF Portraits, Land espes.
sc Illustrative o. she most beautiful passages Of his
Poems
6. HONE AUTHORS AND HOME ARTISTS; Or,
American Scenery, Art ana Literature, VITA thirteen
Steel FuEriviugs.
/ 7. TIE FLORAL EEEPsAKE Thirty Eayrayings
elegantly covrcd from Nature.
8. TaE GEN Of TIE SEASON. Ten beautiful Illus
trsricus
o Leaflets OF MExO2Y. Ten elegant EDUA-
| wings.
10. TIE SOUVENIR OF FRIENDSHIP. Christ
mas ami New Years Present Elegantly illustrated.
Il. THE KEEPSAKE. Christmas GIFT. By J. T.
Fend.ey.
I2. TIE BOOK OF BEAUTY. Esh. splendid Engra-
Is. TIE WINTER WREATH. Twelve Embeli.h-
men.s.
IA. THE GIFT BOOK OF GExs. By H. W Iougfsl-
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Poet, descriptive Of Pastoral scenes. Elegantly ~
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l6. POETRY o. TIE WOODS. Passages from the
Pos's, descriptive Of Forest Scenes. Elegantly illus
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/ sundays observe: Think when the Bells do Chime
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Z 81 GOLD5ACfHS VICAR OF WAKEFIELD rai-
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| 80 PILGRIMS PROGRESS. Tinted Paper.
ALSO 4 600 vols beautiful Jlvsals BOOKS. well adapt
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ALSO-smki oxford Bibies IN Velvet Turkey Bind
/ bss. Prayer and hymn Books IN MOrocca zad Velvet,
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12

DREApFuL AooiDESr-We regret 10 learn
that a serions accident 8 short time ego beiei
Mr.. James II. Bnnee. late Of this city, aud now
Of the village Of JET rsnuville, on tie 81 Fran
els river, Ark, AID brother oi our fellow eiiis
xsn Capt. Joseph II. Rance. Mr.. BuBce was
RAINING steam saw mill, and while stepping
between the end q log and the saw, had bis
fooi nearly toFn Off The saw struck him
about tie eentge of tie foot on the onsside,
iearing and laeeFatiLg il 10 a most dreadful
manner. One bone, about tso and half inch
- long, leading from lha snail toe, was ex~
lracied and the next two toes were bFokea
and fractured.
DR.. v. n. Patton, the attending physician
Of Dir. b., writes IA tlsnt the broken limbs
viii doubgless have 70 De removed; which will
rendeF him 4 cripple for lise.-~LsH. JsEr.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12
[From tie Memphis Appeal
Coed NeUs.

1t is with pleasure that we transfer to the
Appeal, this morning, the following letter from
MI. Oates. IL will be seen that the time for
completing the first section of the Memphis
and Little Rock Railroad has been extended ua-
til the lst Of December, 1858, by the Arkansas
General Assembly. We are pleased to see
that our friends in Arkansas are awakening to
theimportance of this road, and with fast and
firm friends in the States of Tennessee and Ar
kansas, there can be no doubt of its compile
ton. This extension of time will prompt the
friends of the Railroad 10 this section TO still
further exertiOns and we doubt not with this
glorious meas staring them in the face, many
citizens heretofore lukewarm in the cause, will
come forward and subscribe literally, in the
way of taking stock:
LITTLE Rock, Dec, q, 1856.
EDS. APPEAL:-I write now to inform you
of what will probably be matter of some il =
terest TO a portion of the citizens of your city,
to wit: That on to day there was passed, by
the General Assembly of Arkansas, an act ex-
tending the time for the Memphis aud Little
Rock Railroad Company, to complete the first
division Of their Road, until the LIST day of
December, 1858, and the other divisions in
the same proportion. Said bill passed the
House of Representatives unanimously, and in
the Senate with two dissenting voices.
There is nothing else doing in the Leeisla-
ture of interest to your people, | believe, I'M
less it is charter for an insurance Office at
Hopefield, IN this State, which has passed.
expect it will be the last of January before
the Legislature viii adjourn.
| am, respectfully,
o. Fl. OATES.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12

The following answer was made by Byron to
young lady who had sent him kiss In a letter:
Thanks TO my Iiisle absent friend
A kiss yoa IN your letter send
Bat al! the thrilling charm Is lost
In kisses that arrive by post;
Thas trait can only tasteful be-
When gathered, melting, from the treeg
A NoBLE FKtLow.--On the morning Of Deems
Der 1t Ioar iittls boys broke through the Ice on
the lake uear their school house ia Waterville,
Wis. The villagers fastened 20 the spot, bat the
Tee Was 50 tain taat dared 10 venture to their
AID. Al this moment. just as the boys we're sink
lng, Young nan, Is years Of agr, named john
Adams. sprang iofSArd. seized fishing spear. and
leaving most Of bis clothes on the bank, plunged
into the lake and saved two Of the boys. lie then
made anosaer dash aud saved the third. Aiams
~ss nos almost exhausted, bat the mother % the
foaFih BOY wss standing near Ia horrible agony,
aud Adams said % Der, q | sll save your Dor or
die Tsiag rope aroaad his waist, be told those
ea shore 20 pail him ia II rs sank sni cried oai
" ssaaa oy the rope, | am going 70 hin." lie then
ssam oat sone leu rods. breaking the ice with bis
hands. seized the hoy. Who was sinking tor the
third time, caFtisd hlm ashore aud restored hin %
his mothers afmss--Sratusksi hgaifsr.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-12

Tickets $t-H4lveS, S2-QTsrters 81.
PLAN BE TNE LOTTERY

PLAN or TIE Lottery
Same the ROYAL Lottery Oabt-vith this Gsre nee:
the Hayans Lottery has &c. 0JJ Nanbers-thIs has only
l5.0Ol.
There are wheels, each or which there placed
two Locks The Superinend us have cash Key the
Locks the wheels cannot b. opened unless both
present. There places in the wheel of numbers ain
containing slips II paper wil the nurb=r from No
Is 600 In tn wheel o. priz there placed tin
tubes containing Sins OF paper with the prizes them
ranging from SI5 600 to $40.
When the drawing takes place, vh'a VIII be in p-hc
the wheels are unlocked, and ~ CT revolving q
Der is drawn % the wheel Numbers .he
ore OF the Prize wheel by boys with
barred shoulder and blIri1,ied-the tube is slipped
Oft and the held up and enrolled thst the Whole
zUds 1.-THE NUMBERS then cal ed oF AMI
is,ered by the Superintendent. The Prize drawn credit
ed to the number drawn st the time, and
all the prizes re drawn cory Of the drawing then
printers, and after comparison The So eriuen-
dents Ger the correctness Cf the drawing These
pe~uteld-uts are to pcrorm their duty without
fear favor.
II will be perceived that IN this plan every prize is
drawn ous, ami OF person mast then;
drawing is every ordering uc.ets. The prz
are payable thirty GAYS after drawing G u VI h0Ct dis
count - Drawing takes place every saturday.
cFs- Orders for tickets addressed 10 G. II. " INTER,
Box S52 Nashville Tenn, will be promptly attended TO
JAMES T. WINTER, Manager
Ian ISL Macon.
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REMOVAL.

TIVE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT
I OF j w. M'JuVES is removed o. Church street. OPP
rrse -h- Oh stand, i1 The house re--utly butt ~ Dr.
Young where ready, usut 90 -ve our attention
W h-u called On. = Vs.. MOUNDS.
ltr3 f.y w. K. CugNl IUs /
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BANDVSIA SEMINARY.

rTNBE undersigned ls Professor 20 len-uag'y IN the
Nashville University tgius -oli his arm on the Md
de Frank rruYi,e uut tp remove fo the pace he
hlsru~cbgs'i the Calttu Turnpike, ~ uJs from the
Nashge B-ixs. The ueN session OF -st Seminary MIL
therefor, De opened there Monday, The o.! Febru
ary 1857 and continue % The ls- Ct jay tor ID, IN
AM morals batter IIb1rho9d Cau no where BE- found
All the auci-s cols utiug thorough k1ehsi, Classical
auI sIatherr.ca Educ elton v be- diligently taught and
suc1 Il ateirctIt disc pine pursued will be
best iruied 20 develop harm0rCusy 40 ihe fa-ut'es q
the nJud. Strict parental attention viii ht pad 90 TIE
morals manners raDts ami health Of pu8is. fsF aiI
olsl Boarding Pupils be rcty q. Day Scholars are
also respectfully solicited. Terms Tor The arner, flbpsr
sisn Of his, payable advance for he latter,
AZ NauI-5WT NAIhi. CROSS.