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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 9 TICKETS.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEg a~@
mr.,
EACH SATURDAY m SEPTEMBER.
100000
s ,495 Prizes amounting to.

s. 495 Prizes amounting to-.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES SO; QUARTERS, S2s
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to $4,000, corresponding win those
Numbers the Tickets printed on separate sps OF paper
are encirced small tin tubes and placed in one wheel
The first Al Prizes similarly printed and encrcled' are
The Wheels are revolved, and number is drawn
from the Wheel OF Numbers and az me same Ln1e
opened and exhibited to the audience and
BY the Commissioners; the Prize 9eing placed agnst
Number drawn. This operation is repeated until all ne
ASpRoxSITToN PEIzRs-The two preceding and the two
succeeding those drawing the first Prizes VIII
be erted TO the % Approximation Prizes For exainpl
Ticket No. 1850 draws The $4,000 Pze those Ilchets
numoered lI24S II249 Ig5 252 will each be entitled TO
$780, Ticket No. $50 draws the NY pIze hOSe dee
cts numbered 5S 49, 55, 52 will each be entitled 10 S5OO
and so according TO the schome
The Prizes SZU will be determined by the last ng
ure of the No. that draws the For example
If the number drawing the $4,000 prize eUds with J. then
s the tickets where the number ends IN W be ennueo
to $50 the number ends with No 2 then all the tickets
where the number IN will De entitled to $2V and
50 ontOO,
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which Is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half ........ 81
10 Quarter " ........ %
10 Eighth ........ IL
IN ORDERING TICKETS Or CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets order
ed on receipt which they will be forwarded by hrs
mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending with any hg
Ure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State
81 Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
sg All prizes of g, 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drswng-other prizes st the usual time oil thirty
days.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
S. SWAN d CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
or, u. STIMSTEIN, Box 3, Nashville.
" Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, ATLANTA
their orders hed and tlme by address
ing 5. swan * Co., al either Of those Cities
aug 29-u
II list OF the numbers that are drawn from the wheel
with the of the prize that each is entitled to-
will publishe every drawing in the following pa
pes;-New Orleans Delta Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta lnelligencer, New
Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd Dispatch and New York Dispatch, and Pauding
(Miss.) Clarion.
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ANDREW WINDS

Advertising and Subscription Office,
No. 1873 Nassau Street, merit door to Nassau Bank.
NEW YORK. 90
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
AND
arm for S a / e.

z a ! Ia , y y q Is
I'VE offer for sale that beautiful residence Of William l.
w Browns Cumberland river, about * miles from
Nashville the White Creek Pike, containing about 25
acaes of land, with elegant frame dwelling OF
rooms; carriage house, negro cabins cern several excel
lent springs, and all necessary Improvements.
ALSO for sale that beautiful farm Of OK known
the Southa place, about mile from the city, the Mar
free sborO Pike; having Of the most beautiful and
manoing building sites In the county.
ALSO, magnificent farm Of 1000 acres with excellent
improvements, being good stock Farm, and soil finely
adapted tie growth Of Corn Wheat, and Tobacco said
Farm situated about mile from Iunersve, and few
miles from the Nashville and Henderson Railroad
ALSO, an elegant residence in South Nashville free
terrltorv,) on corner Of Vine and Demumbrans
Apply TO IL q h W Brown,
July 10 Az Cherry st.
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Testimonials in ia gOr of the GIaelenbers We:
etable Pills.

Testimonials IN ia gor OF the GTaelenDerS veg
etable Pills.
NHB Grefsnbers VEGETABLE Pills have had sovereign ef
feet in Of indigestion dyspepsia They are also
very successful in curing aundce he and skin yellow
the reddish bro there is loss Of strength, want OF
Appetite Bit taste in the mouth. oppression Of spirits
Or. G. Il. NARsTON
The r5fenerE Vegetable Pills have cured longs ng
Of indigestion dyspep-a (WFglt the stomach
aud chest hesless Of the head depression Of the spirits
short breathln shveTlnE nausea near Ourns sour
aad vomiting and purgDgl have been labor
ing under pspsi4 Or and quite
WE'LL only BY the use Of the GIenbers vegetable Pllls
The GraeR5erg Vegetable Pits havs worked wonders
They have proved themselves very valuable medicine
--'' -'''-' MYERS sEAToN
Ihave used the Gutenberg Vegetable Pills for bilious fs
yer, which subject truly say that never
50" any H''''''A' u INCL WV DOYLE,
NV wife was taken With disease of the kidneys used
all the skill master Of, and consulted with other phy
scians bat she continued TO grow then eommen-
ced giving her the GfeDbere Vegetsbs Pills, and 70 m
great surprise her health meHded rapidly hy are ent teo
only regard Cfthe people generally but to thai Of
the medical profession also DIX. NM r LOs-.
Ihave used the efeuberg Vegetable Pills in my Prae
ice As general family physic it the best and only
really safe medicine know The plain directions enable
evsry one to administer them In levers bilious disease,
JOHN 2. MORGAN, NJ. D.
The Crnfepberg Vegetable Pills have attained a remark
sbI and veil deserved reputation Ther great
caused them to ubdue all opposition and annihste ali com
pet ton In headache collie uBcice depression OF spirits
liver c1mplaiut indigesIi binary ients.
they he Of the most Ineslmable worth. .-
DR. P. KENNEDY.
An elderly almost parayE9d on esde another
bad determination of blood TO toe head. cured both Of
with GT,efenberg Veg table Pills In ell cases ct &C.
PRAYED appetite trouble with the stomach, bowels or kid
"'''' 'n'' WI \ INV Q. GRIswOLD. NJ. D.
have used the 6refeBberg Vegetable Pills a. family
metli-ine in my years We have quite lsge
fam Nv aRd nv bills have ordinarily avenged s75
wear since began to them have paid only ., ano
'nA' was ~ ''' CHARLES J. SEYMOUR.
~ Price Of the GrslenbeTg Vegetable Pills, IS cent?
box
D Owing their lghness they can easily be tranerreo
o- For sale by all Druggists in Tennessee Alabama and
csSIyta MACKENEIk & BECK WITH,
sepI6 Aeehls'-'a Sh'4le-
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GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Tirnhered Eand Gor SAC.

HNTR have remaining about 600 Of the Garrett lands
w for sale wing an tn sides Of the pike road
leading from Paradise Hill to CIsrksvlc The road is
der construction and to be completed by The close OF the
present yOaT.
These lands have been divided into tracts, ranging from
Ecres suit purchasers. They lie between IL aud
Il miles from Nashville, heavily mberrd, lie we'll, aud
are supplied with hume springs Of never ailIug free
stone water aud in very healthy neighbOrhoOd We
authorized sell those lands privately most easonal lie
Persons desiring to purchase requested TO examine the
lands George or William Garrett, al the Steam Mil II. ~
Myers Or. m Rodgers, ia the noghbo hood have plots
of the land aud will show Them TO peTsors DESTROYS TO
inc. For further PARTICULARS apply to W. l. Garrett or the
undersigned Ia Nashville.
msysS-wtf NANCE & WOODWARD.
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Female academy
H. or
ST. CATHARINE OF SIENNA,


THIS Institution is situated miles from Springfield
about quarter Of mile from tie BardstOwB and
Springfield Turnpike and is conducted by the Sisters OF ST.
Dominic. I'd.
Terms for the Session.
Board and Washing, including Bed and Bedding With tut
ton In the eommOB branches viz: Reading, Writing,
Arthemete, ERglish Grammar, Geography, Plain sew
ing, Marking and Needlework, so 70
any all OF the above with the following branches
Embroidery Drawing and Painting in colors. Hi
tory Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, SO co
Agents
Ri. Rev. R. P. Miles, Nashville, Tern; Webb, Gin
lowering, and scaly * Dudley, Louisville Ky.
The following Branches will form Extra Char
geS. p
Latin Language, : 80 N
French Language, co
Astronomy, win use of Globes, $50
Painting in OIL, 10 o.
Music on Piano, Il "
Vocal Music, per session, "
Music Guitar, Chose learning the Guitar will fur
nish their own instrumenIs0 SEQ
Music Harp, - "
Books and Stationery furnished 10 pupils for 50
Medicines administered al APOthseary's prices.
? those Who wish the use OF the Library; will pay
. EnraH ,1pefFr
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mas MINUTE cEURNS.

NV Fare now prepafed 70 IlTnlsu 70 OuF II514s HI
w Customers
FRAN1 ISCO'5 ATMOSPHERIC CHURN,
One OF the greatest labor saving Mchnes OF the psens
sqs With very little labor ana in from 70 n'nu'eS u
produces butter Of very superior quality and N quantity
about one.tbird more than IS uade from the e amouns
f cresn bv any other ehurn. Throughout MaTYAnd y
All the Necban c. FAIRS and in these STATES their great
sccnoT7v has recommended them to the farming commu-
1t-. 5iAC - - 80 - = -.
,,srta To- C-aa,o Frsszers which never Cisappoini-
80. V,rionE n,ae1rss for making end h';sring cot.
l &C. wa's'''O ,%g 10 10 M&W
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NUMBER I89
Lindsey $ Advertisements.
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOT
PubIic g ale

- ~ = - - -
- on toe premises Twill Sc n that valuable Lot he
Of Front and Clark Streets adjoining the
5. French Son. The Lot fronts 20 feeIOn Front
and co on Clark. ---s------a4
TWINS credit one, and hrse years, for notes
q lien retsined. A. v. ; LiNDsLEX,
K. r. GLAscocx, AuctiOneer. B. 9. q Eugss
ANEAT RESIDENCE IN EDGE FIELD,
offered for bargain. The Lot fronts So less
on Woodland street and l7O Mnick. The House con-
taiEsiOur good rooms good csts-n, Sc The house Is nt
oult ni and the situation o. the best m hdgenet
VIII be sold low. Appb to a V. 5. LINDSEY,
iu7eI3-H % COLLEGE stree.
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Havana Plan.
OF SINGLE NUMBERS NOW BECOAE so
POPULAR.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
EXTRA CLASS 3,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Md, on
n III d Y S K P Is. n.

100 prizes. amounting
Whole Tickets SO; Halves s.; Quarters 81 81.
Please address all orders Tickets in the above Magnin
ami scheme 10 T, II. HUBBARD & CO..
an0 No 40 Favee a. or Box No. 20, Baltimore, Nd.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-23
MASONIC NARKS, JEWELRY, MILITARY
CntAEEE- Am SOCIETY MEDALS,

MANUFACTURED AND ENGRAN Ed, New aud original
M designs Marks Pins, studs, SC constantly on hand
Orders by mail att ndcd Door Pa Notary, Corpora
ION Seals wth presses Rrdal' visiting probes
on Cards engraved order, at the shortest notice
First pr-mium awarded 10y franklin institute, for the
Manu-. ACQUIRING o Masonic and fine JeWelry.
EDGARF. BATON, 30 Chestnut Street,
IrDaI2- liz ly.R P.I Philadelphia Z, Pa.
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NaShViIIea.umbGFYaPd.
J. G. DARDETT,

DEALER IN LUMBER. SHINGLES, AND
BOARDS
HAVE now on hand a large lot Of Cedar, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank
,Ist ScautlinR Square Cedar Cedar Plank and Poplar
iinges have Five Mills cutting POpleT and &c lar,
Pressing POPLAR and one Yellow Pine Flooring. One Shin
gle Machine, making No. Poplar shingles. All in constant
operation. supply any quantity OF Lumber Shingles
notice. and 1t The lowest prices for the cash
Leave your orders for prompt attention with ~
mare ). Z. DAkDIN,
Nashville Lumber Yard. No. III Broadway.
GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEANBOhTS-PATEN BENZOLE GAS
County aud State Rights for Sale. The only
BenZOle Machine that will give good light.
THE entire apparatus is simple occEpies but little room
l requires little or no attentiCn-e1cept winding up
siI liar TO d cock.
The erDsnss is one third less than ordinary Coal Gas
md makes the most handsome and cheapest light IN the
world It can be seen in practical OPERATION at Hender
son & Bros, DeaderIck street
ANY persons wanting their houses hgnteo can be sup
lied immediately, they having made contract Tor lit
FINISHING Of Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning State and County rights can ot
1ad by applying to MM mAhHE
ang q OherrY ouee'NeSu'e'
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Conditions and General Regulations

]. Payments be made semi-annually m advance.
g No deduction will be made for absence unless caused
BY Sickness Pupils TemaniT IN the Institution during
cation will pay 50 % per week.
g. The acadeRc year the First MOncay IN
Sepen ber ends the First Tuesday July and dIEi
ded into session., Of Eve n nths each.
required that all pocket money shall be deposited
in the hands The Treasurer, who viii be Responsible fO
the
= Please address all communications respecting the
Academy TO the Superior Of 81. Cstharine's Ronalt
a eademy. Is above.
III The next session commences the arg Monday In
September next augI-uiTdm
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RARE CHANCD.

JHB subscriber account ol health, offers Tor SAFE MS
L Cigar, wine and Liquor store, NO. u Ce
daT Street
To any person disposed engage In the business rare
chance offered The house having good ana
The last Eve years been doing the best ana est
ness Of the KIND 10 the city. On hand, large ana ample
supply pures and Oldest aud best orand' OF
Wines Liquors and Cigars in the CITY, For particulars en-
quiTe of - h6hH,,
All persons having claims against the house, VIII please
present them for payment and those indebted WI PieSse
call and pay. hhh"'
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TFTY Thousand bushels wanted, fer which The higher
h market prce viii be paid, tv.
EWING McCROEY & CO..
AL, IL n conner uf MARI pl and Lrrch 81
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-14

and lamp-black 2 To suppose anything
else wouIdbe 70 presume that people have
20 common sense. Agold dollar is worth
its weight, the would over, either to circu-
late as coin, or for a multitude of purposes
of ornaments and utility, Apaper dollar
is worth something or nothing, according
to the amount of confidence " the pub
lie have in the ability and disposition of
those who manufactured it to pay on de-
mand. Any man of sense, therefore,
having two kinds. of currency in his
pocket, differing in value, will "let
slide " the one of questionable value,
and retain the one which, the world
over, is worth just what it processes to
be upon its face. This is human nature
and common sense, and there is no use
in quarrelling with either. The great
remedy for all the evi lis of the times, is
the currency of the Constitution-and
panics and plumber will always come at
regular intervals until the principles of
the Constitution on this subject are en-
forced.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-14

From THE WEST. Immigrants are
daily returning from the West, with
their families and household goods. On
Saturday last, four families passed
through Kenton on their return to Ash
land county, from whence they emigra-
ted to Iowa about eighteen months ago.
They bring discouraging reports frou
the West. Wheat was down to 40 cents
a bushel, and no sale at that. Emigra-
ton from the East has almost entirely
ceased. Lands that sold readily eighteen
months since at $40 per acre, had been
offered at 50 so. The emigration from
the West would be much greater, if they
could raise means to come back with
KentOn Republican.
EI This state of things was fore
seen and predicted by every sane man
months ago. Now that the west is rails
ing a SmpAtS for egport, and the high
prices occasioned by a local demand no
longer exist, the collapse is apparent to
every one. Thousands who left COM
Portable homes in this country in pursuit
of the phantoms offered by spectators in
the West, now begin to have a realizing
sense of their situation.
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Kansas Election.

ST LOUIS, Oct. 9.
Later and more reliable advices from
Kansas give the Democrats a majority:
Leavenworth Co. 100; Atchison NJ
johnson $50; Donapban even. The
same authority thinks the Democrats
have carried the legislature by a small
majority; but a disiuterested gentleman
just arrived at Bonneville from Santa
Fe, who passed through the interior
counties Ct Kansas, aud a resident of
Bonneville, just from Lawrence, report
that the Republicans have carried the
legislature by a large majority.
The Quindaro Chindoaoan of the 9Th
says, that SO far as heard from the cleo
tion passed. eff quietly. At several pla-
ces the polls were kept open till Tuesday
evening. No official returns Received.
The following reported vote is giver:-
GunSprfDgs 2S8, Monticello u Oxfo,d
8, 0fatch l9rSpring Hill IL, Lawrence
$50, Lecompton 100, CenteroPolis l08,
Witch Springs 27O. Palmyra 1893, Lo-
diugton &c, McQuick 81, for Republi-
-efIi o#. gen --
2 Gun Springs 1T, Monticello AZ, Ok
ford SO, Olatch Al, Lawrence s, Lo-
compton 800, Conteropolis 9, Wilton
Springs 5, Palmyra 5, Lexington 20,
McQuick 6, for Democrats.
Wyandotte gives PARROT Sc major
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-14
Beeoher Turns from Kansas.

Beecher preached on Sunday in the
Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. Instead
of telling the people TO look to Kansas,
and to send rifles there, be told them to
look to home, be honest, and force 9TH
ers to be honest. A great change in the
doctrines of Beecher
After preaching up the s~olvcncy and
solidity of the New York Banks, he
said:
"Tbere was cause for fear in the lack
of moral integrity and in the extraya-
gance and profigacy which prevailed in
the business world. The Railroads
the greatest enterprises of the country
permitted their Boards of Direction to
conduct affairs in the most INSCRIPTIONS
manner, and in their corporate capacity
they performed acts which would, if
done BY an individual, be criminal. In
deed, it would soon come to pass that the
name of an officer of a Railroad Com
pany would be Synonymous with 'scoun-
drel.' The Stock sales, as conducted in
Wall street, he characterized as gam
bling, just as much as sitting at a faro
table or playing with loaded dice, and a
mar that was a gambler was a thief
This vice was prevalent in all classes of
community. Even ministers sometimes
dabbled in fancy stocks. : Mr.. Bcecber
then urged upon his, congregation the
duty of opposing these vices."-C Zcve-
land Plain DeuLe1.
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ASHLAND

Without going into the details, for
which We have neither time nor room,
We must content ourselves by offering
y congratulations to the whole hearted
Democracy of Ashland county for the
result Of their labors They nave made
a clean sweep-clecting their whole
ticket by an increased majority over
that ofslast year. We rejoice particu-
larIy oyerthe success of our local tick
ct. - They are good menALvE MEN
wockfNe Observation-Disclosures in
sunshine and in storm-and extraordi-
nary efforts were made to defeat them.
Full taeles and details will appear next
week. We subjoin the average major
titles on The State and County ticket,
in 7spch of the townships as we hare
I4A-I ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-14

Woop's REsToRATIyE.-Of all the re-
storatives for the hair that have been in
vented, Woods pre-eminently claims the
first place. 1t viii certainly restore the
natura al color of the hair, if the directions
are followed a sufficient length of time.
1t also has produced astonishing effects
in bringing out a growth of hair, where
the head had been previously bald
Wood does not pretend that it will do
this in all cases +; and We think his can
dor is a good recommendation of the vir-
tues which his restorative really possess
es. IF the roots of the hair are de-
stroyed, DO human power can make them
grow again; but when there is any vi.
talit left in the root, the restorative will
soon renew the hair in all its pristine
vigor. 1t has lone this repeatedly when
all other remedies had failed. 1t is
therefore worth while in all cases to
make the experiment. For cleaning the
head of dandruf, and thickening and
strengthening the hair it has no rival
- Weston Patiot. 1m18
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-10-14
A True Word.

The Boston Evening Neas bears the
following testimony to the long settled
policy of the democratic party in regard
to banks and banking:
ga word in all candor. IF the policy
of the Democratic party in regard to
banks and banking, enuuciated twenty
years ago, had been resolutely adhered
to, we should not a. this day be in dan.
ger of bank suspensions or bank pauics.
With millions of the precious metals
eomirg in from the mines of California
for years past, to swell the aggregate
wealth of the nation. the ratio of specie
to the circulation of bank bills has not
been increased an iota. We mean to
say that there are more bills in e~ircula-
ton now in proportion to the specie in
the vaults of the bank than there was
before the treasures of the golden realm
were opened unto us. How and why is
this Where has all this vast treasure
gone Surely the reign of the rag
barous," which democrats in old times
used to talk about, is not returning"
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Mrs. Ha1e's Receipts for the Million,

Mrs. Hale's Receipts for the Million,
Containing about five thousand receipts,
forming one of the most desirable pub,
locations ever issued from the American
press, will be issued from the Publica-
ton House Of T. b. Peterson, 500
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, on Satur-
day, the Sd of October. Every house
keeper should have this invaluable VOL
ume, especially when it is gotte up in
a handsome style, beautifully bound in
cloth, at the low price of $l,25. A
newspaper notice of the real advantages
of this valuable publication is not ex-
pected. Purchase a copy and you will
find it muLtuna in parvo. The publisher
will send it free of postage on receipt of
the price.