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NEBRASKA TAKEN!
$4,000 RUSSIANS SLAUGHTEREDM
TIN AND coppERsMrrn BoslNEssn

R'AE IL subscriber having commenced The above
business in PaitonsviIle, Bedford county, would res
pectvely inform the public, that he prepared 10
furnish
TIN COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE.
on the most accommodating terms-ALSO, Stove
Pipe at l23 cents per pound and spouing II cents
CASH per toot this being cheaper than can be had at
any other establishment in the place neighborhood
Having thorough knowledge OF the business, and
determined 10 spare pains to please all who may
give him call, he hopes 10 receive liberal share
OF generous public
Aug. II, 81. CHARLES T. BLAKE.
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BANKING HOUSES
OF
JOHN T. H0GG.

BEDFORD, BEDFORD CO, l-
SOMERSET, SOMERSET 60
MOUNTPLEASANT, WESTMORE'D"
C0NNELLSVILLE, FAYETTE co. =
UNlONTOWN,
BROWNSVILLE, Il.
NEW BRIGHTON, BEAVER co. {:
Deposits received, Discounts made, Drafts bought,
sold and collected. Bank notes and Specie bought
and sold. Stocks, notes, and other securities, bought
and sold on Commission Correspondence aud col
lectons solicited.
Aug. 81, 1857.
10 NO HUMBUG.-H. H. HUTZ'S Celebrated
letter Wash is the only safe and remedy ever
discovered for curing the letter, Rngworm, aud all
eruptions of the skin. II is lnialible remedy,
that perfect in all of Tetter IS guarSn-
tied, if atentively applied In ordinary cases one
bottle will be sufficient TO perfect cure. In bad ca
ses, with letter of long standing, more will be re-
quired. Price 25 cents per bottle. For Sale Of Dr.
Reamer's Drug Store, Bedford, Pa.
May %, lsi7-ly.
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Notice.

THE subscribers would inform all persons ln-
1rrested IN their books Or papers, that said books
&c, will be IN the hands OF j. ii. Schell ior
thirty days, after which they viii be lrn in the
bands OF an officer iJl collection
NJ. SCHELL & son.
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SADSACE MEAT CUTTERS, CORN SHELLERs,
OF
0On

REMEMBER that Blymire * Hartley keep the best
Machines ni all descriptions, offered 10 the peo-
pie OF Bedford County Their Sausage 1Ieuf Guitars
Gar" Nts|irr are warranted, especially, and when
not fully rfnaliug the representation may be re-
turned Orders are solicited from this and adjoining
connties.
sept. s, l~5z.
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The subscriber being much annoyed ana ua'haseu
by fishers and hunters, running over MS 10
determined 10 put stop to the same ne 'ng' tn
hereby cautions all such persons, that if found tres
mon his farms, by either fishing or hunting,
he viii bring suit Immediately against tlo them ioor
Aug. IS, 1877. Iir'-''i
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The Bedford Gazette.


ocratc voter who cannot answer this question in
fbe Affirmative see that he viii be able to do
50 before it will be too late. Look 10 it, aud
see that your name and that oi your neighbor is en-
rolled among the list of voters Do not suffer it 10
ba said BY YOUR fellow Democrat that through your
Negligence you deprived of OF the most go-
rieas priyiIeges--that of the right of suffrage. See
"a :, then DON'T depend upon others having done,
but 20 yourselves to the assessor and that your
names are properly entered. The law requires that
you should be assessed least ten days before the
election, which takes place the 18th day of Octo
Der next.
4 PROTR.RCTED .HEETIyN'G is now in
r,orrsss in the VI. f. Church of this place. and will
continue every evening up TO next Saturday, when
Quarterly meeting will commence. The P. E., Rev.
Mr. GrYER is expected TO be present al the services
on Sabbath morning. The Sacrament of the Lords
Sumner will be administered on The afternoon of that
4ay. Mr. SrorrswooD, the Pastor in charge here,
: gentleman of great determination and ability,
and Iabors with mceasng diligence IL his sacred
calling.
LIST. WEEK, John o. KimnaI, Wm H.
Csle a,d O. II. Gaittsr, Esqs. of Somerset,
admitted to the practice OF the law in the several
Courts OF that county Ii was privilege to be pres
eoa the examination and Judging rom the manner IN
which the "'"y I " - .---,, P". - 'Ds were
'"'''e.s. f,r tbs,r ,,;srifisl n,ocassio,,
THE SiEs7.AER' Chot / H.7L s7.HERf-"
ca, with upwards OF SIX hundred passengers
on board, foundrr1d at S~a' oil Cape Hat1ras,
on the 9Th inst. uPvar Is Of four hundred hn-
man O'''5 81 ,.,b. -, th;, ,a-r;h,,, d;.a,,-.
-. - .,d oh;,4-.o On hoard of,hs wr.c,-
~ "a. ,.,:..,, ,..r. ~ s.r.I abon.
- .r l,,r,.. "a s,sci. u,.o, do.n
C.a..,, ,o,r;no ,,..s The first S,.oo,sb;o
C,,:r,..;. 1;,., .bo. hos time lar ha..,,
g.,
NJ FVDA'oI'' On ,''S ,''>'''' Wv .'S' %
premiums to he awarded at the coming fa'r OF
the BEDFORD County Agr'cuI'oFaI o'clT'y' II
VIII "' see" 'oa' ,n' ar''''nS' ii''''c'''''fai,
H'ocN-Fa'S'n@ Al" NT'"l',,'ai interests are al
fairly considered IN the Offering OF these preml-
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Administrators Notice

LETTERS Testamentary having been granted to
the subscriber, upon the Estate Of Jacob Rifle late
of JnHiata Township, in the County of Bedford de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given 10 all persons hav-
ing claims against said Estate present proper
ly authenticated for settlement, and all persons in
deoted 10 the same, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment The subscriber will meet all persons
interested, for te above purposes, the late resi-
dence Of decedent. from the 22d the 2Gth of Sep
tember instant.
JOHN c. RIFLE, Admr
Sept. *, 1857.
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School Notice.

The P~5Ec SrIooiy Of the Borough OF Bedford Will
be opened on Monday the 2d day Of November next.
There will be- wanted TWO Male and three FeGlale
Teachers, also Male Female to take charge Of
the Negro Schooi--A pphraHts must he examined
and procure proper certificates from the Coun-
IN SHpeyafeHfsUt al the time advertised, 9th
October, none Others need apPy-Thr Board wl
expect to contract with teachers the 2Jh Octo-
ber. By order OF the Board,
JNO. p. REED, SecI'y.
Sent. 1851
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JOSEPH w. TATE,
A'E'IxgEsNaIY Az LAW,
AND
RQ4C Q:GG a0G BROkGR,

HAS for Sale 10 Farms, and 10000 acres OF Coal
and unimproved land, IL Bedford and Fulton conn:
ties. Also Lots in the town OF Hamilton Ian"
sold in quantities to suit purchasers. Proposals for
timber are invited from Lumbermen. Terms easy.
Ano Z. lS57.--Gm.
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ANY person desirous of purchas sing well esta-
blshed and profitable Drug Store can hear OF hrst
rate opening by addressing the editor OF th's paper
July II, 1857.
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Sept. Is. 1887
WHITE PINE LUMBER FOR SALE

THE subscriber has large lot of Shingles and dry
Boards, or Sale at the following prices Lap Shin
gles SJ,o9 per thousand Joint Shingles !, 90 do
Boards 90 per hundred.
West End, Il miles West OF Bedford, on the Glade
Road. LOUIS n FYAN
Sent IS, 1857.
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The Moax Tribe of Red Men, of Trenton, IN
,en' visiting Lancaster, Pa, on the 2Ist of Oc-
'o9er' IN iuli regala, TO participate in a grand
Ie'e0Fa'lon 10 be given on that day. Tribes
FoIn diterent parts of the United States are ex-
P'c'ed 10 be present and join in the celebration
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"A private letter to the St. Louis Republican
oi tuesday, states that fire occurred at Keokuk
On Tue evening of the / lth inst, by which prop
trty amounting tc over Si00,0 900 was consumed.
Mtssrs Marcourt & Page wholesale grocers lost
3l2,000, and we're insured for Sl2 900.
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Bazin's fancy Toilet Soaps, Shaving Creams,
&c. just received and for sale at DR.. Harry's
cheap Drug Store.
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Respectfully, SC,

GEO. ". BOW MAN
Y. B.-The National Democrat, will con-
fer favor by inserting in lis columns the above
Communication G. w. B.
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Several riots have taken place in Baltimore
curing The past few days, between rival gangs OF
fowd'es, number of whom have been seriously
wounded.
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AT THE MACHINE SHOP in Bedford, ONE
DRILL (Aloorr's PatenU warranted superior
article. Price moderate.
PETER II. SHIRES.
Sep. u. 81. ST.
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NAIL COiCHES.
PA. Turnpike.

leading from Pitts5urg, by way Of Chambers
burg, to Philadelphia, passing through Youngs-
town, Ligonirr, Stoystown and SchelSburg,
and connecting with the Mail Line to Cham
berShurg.
This line is certainly the cheapest and best
route to Bedford, and therefore the most advan-
tagtous 10 persons visiting that place.
JOSEPH A. GARMAN,
July II, lS57-3m. Proprietor
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BOOK BINDING STORE.
FOR THE BEDFORD SPRINGS .

THE undersigned respectfully informs the
travelling public that he has established brween
Latrobe, on The Pennsylvania Railroad, and the
town Of Bedford, daily Sundays exceptvd)
line of
MAIL COACHES.
Passengers leaving Pitls5urg at g. O'Clock A.
~, Will arrive at Bedford same night Irav-
ing the Washington Hotel, Bedford at 6! o.
clock A. ", Will arrive at Pittsburg same
night.
A Hack will always be at The station a; La
tro5e, on the arrival of The Mail train from
Pntsburs, to convey passengers and baggage to
the Hotel.
Fare through from PitSburg TO Bedford, in
GLIDING Railroad Fare, 81. This line IS on
the old
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March 6, 1887.
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

Bedford, May %, 1887.
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Sept. Is, 1857.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15
80 q. 80! -. d -. q.

CoTToE.-A good deal Of anxiety prevails at the
present moment in the manufacturing districts re-
specting tie prospects Of the cotton trade. The
rapid rise in tue price OF the article and the diff
Guilty which the Southern States Of the North
American Confederation experience in supplying
the demands in England, on the European Cont
nent, and for the United States themselves, imDart
10 this subject more than ordinary interest This
question mas engaged good deal OF attention at
various times during the last few years, and uu-
meP- ls projects have been set on foot to procure
from tropical countries in different parts Of the
world an additional stock Of the staple. At one
time It was believed that British India might Be
made . furnish large additional quantities Of cot
to1, but this idss seems now to be all but absr-
doned Ii is found that the sridity Of the climate
il our EBs. Indian possessions is unfavOrable to the
production Of co ton, and that while in the United
States the produce per acre is from four to FIVE
hundred pounds, ia India it only ranges from 6fy
to q huuured pounds per acre, so that the cheap
mess of the labor in our own possessions is more
than ntsrbslanced by the paucty of the pro-
6uce. In this dilemma attention is again turned to
the Eastern part Of Africa, and a Manchester gen
tIemau, tanned ClCgg has recently furnished some
Interesting information on the subj ct
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15
in tbs following summary

SINGULAR, VERY.-We are credibly informed
that out Of near two hundred indictments for bet
Erg upon the Presidential election returned by the
.. ,ts Grand Jury, but nineteen were against Know
NothiDgs. This is a pretty large proportion when
il is considered that 8 democrat could not bet
without Know Nothing to help him. Some i'll.
nGturei persons explain the difference made be-
tween Democrats and Know NoIhjngs by the fact
tlas the Grand Jury was Know Nothing through
out. It is clear that difference was made and
very broad one, but we do not undertake to ex-
plain it. We simply state the fact. Our readers
can draw their own iuterercas.-C hIrbsUIAe J.tsT-
s0rilR.
We understand that it is the same case in Rob
ertson sad several other counties. We are not
surprssd What is it that Know Nothingisn will
not d. when il has the power2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15
. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF coon TEMPLARs9

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TENPLARs "
Daring the session of the Grand Lodge Of the
Independent Order Of. Good Templsrs, which con.
vened in this city on Thursday last the following
officers were elected to serve for the next twelve
months, to wit:
Isaac Paul, of Nashville, G " G TemplaE
NCDavid, Of FrsnkliuaG " Counsellor;
DrJA Keys, Of Murfreesboro, G Wv Templsr
Hugh Carroll Of Nashville G " Secretary;
g A PLANT Tullahoma, G W Treasurer;
Rev VIM Lsrge, Tenn. Con, g W Chaplain;
Prof. J H Gossine, McMinnville, G " Marshal;
John Hickerson, Manchester, G " D Marsha;
EA speer, Lsv>rgne, W J Guard;
E Thomson, Spring Hill " o Guard;
Rev. N L Andrews, Franklin, PGWC Templar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15
~ IMPORTS OF LOO.

/. is stated that our imports of railroad iron in
Geese very rapidly under tie present tariff OF
1916. During the six years, from 1910 to l645,
inclusive, we imported 2,487, 1913 cwt Of railroad
iron, valued at S., Ia, O4l, on which the duties
were 81, 55l, 3I2 30. But, during ten years. from
1876 to 1855, inclusive, our imports Of Railroad
iron were % O83, 039 cwt, valued at S46,74l 472,
on which the duties were Sl4,O22. AL 60 The
mporatious of this foreign iron, which is in every
respect poorer than American iron, are exhibited
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15

RE- The free negroes Of Cincinnsti-sbout SEQ
families are represented as being in horrid state
Of des.ituton and suffering. They are all COLLECTS
Of charity, depending wholly upon the various
charitable institutions Of the city for their daily
support" The nsg'oes in free State ore the last
Of Gods crestion and are left by the sbolitonists
to suffer and starve--while they Ctho abolition
hypocrles) affect to shed oceans Of tears over the
condition Of our slaves who have more comforts
and more advantages than the labo-ing GLASSES in
any country on the face Of the globe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15
CHANCFRY SALE.

pursuance OF decree pronounced at the September
Term, 1856, Of the Chsncer5 COEr az Wavsrly, Tenn
Lydia AcCray and others, Charles Dohery
and Others WILL RSDAH the l2th day March nexI,
premises proceed to sell al public sale 70 the highest
bidder for cash il hand, TRACT OF LAND, containing
2149 acres, much thereof will be sufficient to
satisfy the requirements Of the aforesaid Decree aid Land
situated in county Of Humphreys Blue Creek in
Civil District No about miles from the Of Waverly
and adjoining the Lands Samuel Byrn Margaret Nc
Casand includes the Homestead where the said Lydia
McCrary now lives. Sale positive.
iau3O-W 3w-pTs' fee 81. d. r. OWEN.
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sUGAR-owngt to the fact that it has been aseer'alnoa
h5 1, ,t, ne nrssspt crop will fall far below thai
OF last vea sssusivs demand has been created and pr
ces have been steadily advancing We hear OF sales a.
e above our last quotations, AID in few instances ls
bss besD attained Common may now be quoted firm al
loHau: Fair At lIX9ub; Prime at llH9l2i and Choice
at IstaI3. The stock is light for the season.
MoLAssEs-Thsre has been important change in this
article although the market somewhat easier The only
sales reported are so bbls in small lots 20 cts gallon
for Choice It can be bought however, in large quantities
at IS cents Half bbls are held at 79a75 cents gallon.
gOFPRE-The stock Is fair and heavy demand exists at
our quotations The sales Of the week embrace absut SIS
bags Pair New Orleans worth IO9ll; Prime and Choice
IIJ9Iq; and Baltimore I2 h9i3
BACoN-Ths market has bssn exceedingly active, and
within The week considerable advance has been establish
cd The ruling hog round 9K cents from wagons,
bat We hear OF sales at 10 cents for extra lots
LARD-Durng the past week the receipts have not been
large enough affect the market Good lots IN lard erees
could be sold lsH cents but it worth only l0H, when
in whisky barrels.
CANDLEs-Thers are but few, if any, Star IA market
Sperm are held at 4O94ai TaOw at l2H9l1 for common
and extra brands.
FLoUR-The supply limited and the demand large at
oar last quotations. We hear OF sales Of barely Extra at
90 50; Extra &c &C; superhne at IS 25.
sALT-Our river having been closed with ice, supplies
article been prevented from coming to MARKET
and consequently growing light The demand Is
good and prices would ADVANCE but several large lots are
expected IN few days. which be sold at quotations
Fine Is worth Is; Coarse 50; and Bbl 40 cents bushe
BEEswAx.-ws continue quote prime lots at sO992
cents , b.
FkATHERs.-The receipts have been light. Prime live
geese command IS cents from wagons.
GINSENG-Iu consequence Of the disturbances in Chin
there has considerable decline in this article 1t lie
now worth about IS cents
FRUIT Dried apples may be quoted at 81 so from
CONS Peeled peaches 5O4 co. Unpeeed peaches 81 OO8
90 Larger Raisins IS 1896 OOi RGisns 81 1904 IS
Green apples so y bushel.
WHIsKY-The stock is getting exceedingly light but in
consequence large being expected from the Ohio nv
er prices have slightly declined. We reduce quotations
to QS27 cents for Common Cineina att brands.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15

ARTIFICIAL MILK 1t is now manufactured quite
extensively II France, from bOned 1. is made by
putting CERTAIN weight Of bones with little meat
with SIX times t5e weight of water in Pspin's di.
gest5r. Being sealed bermetcslly, and Tsising
the heat TO 40 deg. F.. in io5ty minutes, from a
s,opcock, q white liquid comes out. It il nutri-
cious, bsng kind Of BROTH but has really none Of
The chemical properties of milk-Ifedicql World
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15
DRY GOODS.

this is age Of progression and YOU may well
be out of the world as be Out Of the faShlOu-tha
being the case, you should call Immediately at
IEichOIsOn's
and supply yourself with some Of those BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS which were selected with 20 much
taste and affections the names OF which are too numerous
- mention In word everything that is usually kept in
NO. DRY GOODS HOUSE.
We don't wish TO beast for the Goods will speak for
themselves all ask is a call from the public generally
Besides Dress Goods, we have an excellent lot Of
WRAPPING,
such as Cloaks, MATTHIAS TslmGs, ShaWls Scarfs &c
Also the different kinds Of Laces and EmbrOderes Our
stock Of GENTLENEN'5 WEAR is vGry complete, con.
sisting of Cloths Cassmeres, Vesting5 and Furnishing
Goods. Also good stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
such Bed Tckings, Domestic Drilling, Blankets. Linf
sey Jeans Fannels Irish Linens in fact everything O.
the kind All Of which we will sell at 4 very low profit.
l. c. NICHOLSON & CO,
sept2l No. % Public Square.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15

MAIL AGRET.-Mr. NJ NJ sEAT, an sttache o.
the appeal Office, has received the appointment Of
Route Agent on the Railroad from Memphis to
Brownsville. This is an excellent selection, and
We feel certain Mr.. SEAy will make faithful
and narafnl rnhlin sarHant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15

THz CENTRAL AMERICAN TRBATY-DoN FIRMIE
FERRER, Walkers Ncaragusu Minister, has writ
ten az able and interesting letter protesting earn
eslIy against the ratification Of the Central Amer
ground that It inlerf-res with tue sovereignty Of
Nicaragua over portion Of her own territory. He
contends, at considerable length, thst it is for the
IL. crest IF the United States to recognize and
maintain the rights of Nicaragua to their fullest
extent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15

DY decree OF the aWOrshpiu County County Tor Rob-
ID ersOn county, its October Term, 1856, will Special
Commissioner upon the premises sell the highest bidder,
on SATURDAY the first day Of March, Tract Of OF
Land belong the estate Of W. B. Burch decd, lying
i'm the Second Civil District Of said County, adjoining the
Lands West Brown, and others. Note with good security
and lien retained the Land till paid for, will required
d. d. HOLMAN, Special COm'r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15

BetsGy T.. Hobby, ct ais. 81. a.. r-.--- ~,
II appearing - the Clerk and Master that Betsey G.
l Hobby, John Hobby, LycuTgus N. Hobby, william L..
Hob6y Ann and Francis j. W. Hobby and Caroline
+ v E. Hobby residents 50 that the ordinary pro-
ess Of the be served upon them, Is therefore,
notion by The Master and so entered upon the
that publication be made for four successive weeks
in the UNI5N ANEBrAN newspaper published 10 Nan
Vile Tenn ofving defend of the pendency OF
said suit and requiring them ~ appear al the next e OF
said Court ana plead, answer or demur to eomPAnanS
bi / on the SrcoND MONDAY IN MARCH next, the
will be confessed and set for hearing PGrts rs to
them. WI BL AChhOhb'
fen11-v4v-prs' fee 80 Clerk and Master,
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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
$4,000 NUMBERS-Prizes Payable without
Deduction.
PITAL S5,OOO!I
Whole Tickets S4-Halves 2-Quarters ].
IL !. - L-L.L LnLLL.n


The hoy Lottery Cuba-Wth this difference,
the Havana Lpue has IS OlO NUmbsrs-his has only 5000
there wueels, each OF which there placed
Locks. The Sapeuutendcnfs have each keyty the
Locks aud The wnccs cannot be opened unless both pre-
placed in the heel numbers
containing slips of paper with the from No ! TO
Is 0a0 In the Wheel Of prizes there placed tubes
containing slips of paper with the prizes them ranging
from SI5UG3to slOO.
When the ng lakes place, which will be public the
wheels are unlocked, and after revolving them number
drawn ont Of the wheel Of numbers, and same time
cut the Prize wheel by boys barred
l. me and bndiolded-he tube slipped Of
he number held W enrolled that the whole audience
can see ae number Is then called OF and registered by
he Superntendents The Prize drawn is credited 90 the
p7bar drawn II the same tme and until all the prizes
are drawn out COPY Of the drawing is then sent the
printers and after comparison the Superntendents certify
The correctness the drawing These superniendents
sworn 10 perform their duty without fear or tavor
H will be perceived that in this plan, every Prize Is drawn
out course person must get them; drawing
every ordering tickets. The Prizes are payable
thirty DAYS after the drawing, in full without deduction.
II Drawing takes place every Saturday -
nj = Orders Tickets addressed 70 G. H. WINTER, Box
S52, Nashville, will be Immediately attended 70,
JAMES F. WINTER,
fehl4 157-tf Manager, Macon, Ga.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-15

OF Rev. Mr. MARSHALL viii preach in the
Third Presbyterian Church. tc-isy at II o'clock,
and y this evening