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The ORO Prizes Of IS 50 are BY last figure
OF the numbers The Capits-i II h an ODD nun
beFTlekt twill be entitled - - So u IT'S an even nu
Ticket Will be entitled 70 Sc d. III
addition 10 any other Prize me Tickets may draw
Bank Notes sound Banks taken At Ch5cks On Nc"
York RENTED for Prizes.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Packages Of
Tickets 10 r B. Anderson Box IA, Nashville Tennessee
/ ANDERSON q Sun, Aahagef-s
/ ianon Macon or savannah, Georgia.
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G RAPE CULTURE IN THE SOUrH AND WEsT.-Prof
G swallow State Geologist Of missouri, in recent
letter 10 the Patent Office, suggests the idea that the
extensive areas in Kentucky and Tennessee, known
A. the .,Barrens" may be rendered valuable forviue-
wards. Should this prove true the numerous caves
contained in the limestoDes Of those regions would
become very valuable places Of storage for wines
He saws that there seems to be doubt that it
can be demonstrated to the satisfaction Of all intei
gent vine dressers that there are al least 2OOOO00O
acres Of land in Missouri, Kentucky aud Tennessee,
on which the vine will succeed as well as in France
or Germany.
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Fine Books for the Holidays.
W.T.. BERRY &COMPANY'S

World-NOted Women or, Types of
WomanIy attributes Of Gil Ages and Lands.
By Mary Cowden Clarke author o. "a Complete C0ucor
dance 10 sbakspsare,v "GIrihooJ Of Shakspears's
Her0ines,' "Ths Irsn Cousins Sc Illustrated with
Seventeen Steel Plate Illustrations, designed b. Charles
StaaI. vol large svu. Plea type. Bound in moFoe-
CO. % yarous rich oolors, Eu u she highest style Of the
art;
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THs UTAH CAuruGN.-The Washington States
says letters are being daily received at the War De-
partment from persons offering their services as
volunteers in the approaching campaign against the
Mormons. Offers are also made to raise companies,
aud even regiments, for this service.
Il is not, however, thought st the Department
that the volunteer system viii be adopted in sup
pressing the Mormon rebellion, as it is estimated
that it would cost about eight times as much as by
increasing the regular army. Experienced officers
aso say, that not day is to be lost IN providing
efficient force as there will hardly be time 0stFeen
this and spring for drilling the new troops in pro
per manner.
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REM F SHIELDS SALES FOR 1855
REGULAR AUCTION SALES,
OP Pu Ynture, Utensils ETC., every Saturday Morning
~ 10 O'Clock.
REGULAR AUCTION SALES,
Up DIV Goods Clothing and Varieties, every evening a.
~ early gas light Terms in all cases cash on delivery
Age ncies Solicit d.
BENZ. 2 SHIELDS
TTAVING completed his arrangements for the tansaet2n
ofal kinds Of Zencss 70 his satisfaction lsels
confident he meet the expectations OF those VINO nay
entrust Goods his No conflicting interest on hs
part shall any time be allowed, s1Tiet Con
business alone will be attempted. jan =
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AUCTION SALE
II. s. French and Son.

L. D 3 TO HUI d44A 5aUA4l
ON TUESDAY, JAN. 26, will Offer for sale IN NOM
Of our warehouse on Cial street, at OOcock, the fol-
lowing articles OF which desire to close Gus with
30 hhds sugar from fair loi5O doz. Painted Buckets
mime: $40 reams Wrapping Paper;
IO6 bags O. and Baltimore Is bbs Dom este Brandy
Cofes. 25 bbIs. Holland Gin;
IOO kes Nails choice brands; 50 bb Julius Smiths Old
$40 boxes STAR Candles, full deserve Whisky;
weight 20 cases Malcnesi
0Opn bbIs yyhisky. variOuslO0 boxes Corn starch;
brands; 100 - Wheateh otdfch5
1OO b0Yes Tobacco: 100 " CherOOi Cigars;
1000 sack eousrs and fine Sal;tJO Z" TaOw Candles;
$50 900 Cigars, ass'd BRANDS 50 Blocking large ahu
$50 dOz BTOOms; small.
80 boxes Pine Brandy
With other articles the grocery Tine too numerous 70
r,ention ia20 h. S. FRENCH & SON
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Doors open 4 past 6; to commence at o'clock n
Box once open daily A. d. 70 ~ and from 70 r.
Seats may be secured FOR Mr. Murdoeh's nights IhrsS
days IN advance.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

House bill to establish a Law Court at Chattanoo-
ga, was taken up and passed the first reading.
The consideration of the John Bell resolution was
postponed until Monday next
The motion entered BY Mr. HARRIS to reconsider
the vote passing Senate bill to provide for the DIS
tributon of the Public Acts, taken up, the vote
reconsdered the bill amended, and then passed the
third and last reading.
Several bills were passed on the second reading
The Senate adjourned until 10 A. NJ. Monday.
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S, -Iliy !, iiI, - 90 -....., IS cents.
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AUCTION SALE OFlGROCERIES
By
Lanier, Phillips & Co.

ON MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1858,
vv7E will se for ASH in front OF our Warehouse
w plee ass)Ttm ent Of GROCERIES, CONSISTING IN Par
as follows, viz:
40 hhds sugar, 100 b1s STAR Cauolss1
200 bggs coffee lOl hIi s gTs Star Candles,
q ms new NoIasses IS b1s selected ". R. Cheese,
an mis- cr.id & Do5d Sugar., 100 bbls White Whisky,
AZ kitts Nackerpl. Is n. Y. Brandy,
IA rSr'kgs M X Rasius, 10 bbIs Holland Gin,
no sscks Pscsns 10 do n. b. Rum,
sarks Almonds. 800 kegs Nails,
- cases satdlpez Is dor painted Buckets,
% box Cove oysters 30 nests Tubs
lObGgs Pepper, 40 bXs StaIcn'
g5 chests ieas $50 bXs Soap,
90 bales Cotton TWine, Is bNs Doyle's candles,
a coils Rome 100 dOz. MasOns Backing,
IS cases Matches 100 boxes Flasks,
together with numerous other articles make up
rlsfs saIa LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.,
JsnJU-td No. IS Market Street
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CRISP'S CAIETY.
sCALE OF PRICES.

Sole Lessee and Manager. v =
Stage Manager .... q -
..--..s ~ EhACfl'
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Inc F6CGss III bho v ClOCh5 L W.
SENATE-EvENISG SESSION.
MrROACH continued his speech on the Bell re-
solutions, and was followed by Mr. SPEAKER
BURCH, (Nr Bratcher in the Chair,l and before
coming to . vote,
Senate adjourned until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
MONDAY, Jan. IS, 1858.
EVENING SESSION.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE on ZEE BILL.
The SPEAKER appointed Oh the part Of the
House of Representatives, the following members
to serve on the Joint Select Committee to prepare
and report general fee bill, under the joint resO-
luton submitted by Mr. Roberts viz Messrs RoWles,
Bullock, Roberts, Griffith, and Johnson.
ABSENCE.
On motion BY Mr. RICHARDSON, the Committee
on Education and Common Schools had leave Of alb
sence from the Hall for the remainder Of this day.
To enable them to visit the Blind School.
On motion by Mr. NEWMAN, the Committee on
Internal Improvement had leave of absence for this
hour.
THE CODE.
The House then, in pursuance Of the standing
order for that purpose proceeded to the considera-
ton Of the Senates bill 1867 to revise the statutes
SC, and the Eighth Part Of the same being read
through was passed the first reading.
AMENDMENT OF THE CONSTITUTION.
On motion by Mr. NEWMAN, his resolutions for
amendment of the State Constitution, we're ordered
to be taken out Of the list Of special orders, and
restored to theirplase on the Calendar.
LAW REFORM.
The House now returned to the consideration of
the Law Reform bill-the question being on Mr.
CARTER Of Carriers motion to indefinitely post
none the bill and amendment.
Mr. BULLOCK, being entitled to the floor, pro-
ceeded TO conclude his remarks in opposition to the
bill New York since her era Of Law Reform, had
fallen from her high judicial reputation 50 vel
earned BY her kents and her SPehcers. NeH IT Oh
Reports we're no longer read for authority. he
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The Court of Napoleon; or, Society
under The First Empire. Win superb Portraits Of
Beauties WItsaui HsroInss- BY frank b. Goodrich
(Oick Tnto) In Antique Morocco
The arst edition OF this attractive vors metwh an er-
troriiuary sale ami itI reissue call1d for Ne
public demand The literary character Of he BOX
proved She authors eminent fitness for the labor. since
it Immediately sssuroei prominent place in the es-
CANT htsratursoI this country; while sumQus uusra-
lion placed e first among the richest works issGsC
from, tha Amariran Bress.
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RESIDENCE Wanted.

WE visa to purchase a small kssidence, couvsu-
w ZENITH the business part eily-0eAted in the
city Edgsfsd-on Which $1,000 in cash viii be paid down.
Apgly % }. l.. & X. W. BKOWN,
Ianlg-3w AZ Cherry Street.
N WTnwurH
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RAILROADS.


Rr TAYLOR's bill (63) to amend the act regulat-
ing the qualifications Of school teachers, coming up
as passed the second reading with the committees
smendment-no teacher shall receive the public
money without the examiners certificate.
Mr. RANDOLPH proposed TO amend, by adding:
"Hereafter it shall not be lawful for the common
school commissioner to receive any fee from any ap-
plicant who may propose to teach any free school,
and who may be rejected as Incompetent
Which, after debate was laid on the table.
Mr. CARTER of Hardin, proposed to exempt the
county Of Hardin from the operation of this act,
and the provisions of the first and second sections
of the act, passed Feb. l6, 1856.
Rr. DAVIDSON opposed.
Nr. CARTER Of Hardin submitted sundry con-
sderations against the bill.
Mr. TAYLOR The object Of the bill was to obvi-
ate the difficulty about obtaining teachers under the
act Of 1866 because, in that act, the grade Of
qualifications was placed too high.
THR CALKSDAR PoR NEXT WEEK.
On motion by Mr. WILSON, it was ordered, that
the rule requiring the principal clerk prepare and
furnish printed calendar at the beginning of each
week, be dispensed with for next Monday.
The House then adjourned till Monday morning,
81 o'clock.
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We are indebted to the Publisher the September number Of
Godsys Ladgs Book Cooley" the Charleston Mercury
aptg remarks is s supreme feminine fances lie Is scarcely
to be outdone dxty with which ne serves up ens sex "
tbe in ts Inventive resources which makes him antici
as well as fancs their crnones and conciets;
their sentiment and slippers the equally potent tastes and desires
Of the dasel ana the matrOn; the virgin Of sixteen and her Of
stye gay caprice ofthe and thejaundced sentmenaliy
Of the other Many been the attempts OF rival EDITORS ea-
l Of his fame enYous Of success and greedy Of like gains
ana houor to outdo or equal him. But the genius Of
Cooley never sluber No does he achieve sue
cess than he passes another. One month he is great at skirt
but when month ou bring rival skirt he astounds you
with manta So you the finest hashes Of send-
meut in the shape Of story virgin dream. Would you
rival it with something like, and better He confounds ali
petition in June with oOsoDe conserved sentiment, Illus
ed in yey ezzo;no fully deFeOped in the catasro-
rhe Of a bleeding heart which rOses
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The foundation Of the USoN AMERICAN buildings is com
peed and brick rkly The sharp click Of
the trowel makes music for and look rom our
window upon the busy scene, reminded Of the declaration
made to the first man; in the thy shalt thou car
AT this moment we feel the Of the virtue that
in the man who labors viii.
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MISSOURI LANDS ron SALE.

ATTEyTTOy El1GRAETS AND SPECTATORS
HAVING made arrangement With an eXese zeal Estate
number Of deble and unimproye eaeh
from so u GAO acres located in the following COUNTESS Jeer
on Washn Franklin, Madison, Polk Usage. Montgomery
Gentry Cole and number o. other Counties numbered the
farms are well improved, well Watered and nbered and portions
of he lands In high state Of culdvatton
We vii furnish wishing to buy list Of The lands ana
ss ad letters Of Introduction % the 81 Louis arm Tie
onaI al the Missouri lands Is well established that &C ent
| Us Is unnecessary. Apply at our ONCE ~ North CHefy
street. address . L. 3 n, ". 25.o 81
yi5-dtEtEa Naaatiiss AoaN',''''
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EducatiOnal Facilities.

TTyE beg leave to suggest 70 their e IDS and he
bt tbat the l5th Annual Session Of Franklin College
Ave miles from Nashville, viii open September 9TH is5e ane
% course Of instruction Is quite equal that Of College
In tbe country location s most favorable for health and as
retret rum Influences the conductors Of the nsti-
ttiop are determined 70 ali proper extons % give saisae
ton patrons -, - --..5tr-
The cost FOR bcrds tuiton room, nel and Hsns3
amounts 10 onlJ $50 per annum.
In the Preparatory school the cost = Only $50 per year
MRS C. FANNTNGs School for YoUNa LADIES, in the ne-
diate vicinity TIE best advantages % such as have daughters
ta.Jr-sfe III TANNING, President.
" ITPsCOyfBF. Secretary. jny25-tW&Wlme
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Reading Matter on Every Page.

Builders Contractors who in need Of Building Hard
ware any description invited call at the cash store Of
JOHS WHIAs, KmKNAN Ellis old stand they want to
buy building hardware cheap cash. He is selling
Brown Knob Locks &C each, heretofore worth 6Oc
White do Coo do do do &c
do do &c do do do S1OO
Nails, best quality, SC per b.
Also Mortoe Locks, with all kinds Of knobs and tmmngs
Front door every description unusually low pricesi
Axes Pules Bolts Hinges &C. all reduced prices for cash
only. augis-dlw
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rive authorized to THOMAS J. Halle candidate
for Mayor at the ensuing municipal election.
1--WE are authorized Gen. B. 7. OHEA
candidate for Mayor at the ensuing election.
aug4-td
? We are authorised to MosEs SINGLETON
candidate Mayor, the ensuing municipal election
june 9-dtd.
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We are pleased to call SPECIAL attention the card Of Mr. B.
L CRocK school Whites Greek Springs which appears in
our par5dsy This school in operation for II ses-
ons under charge CEocR, who has much successful
ezperisnssin teaching ssany raan in the State.
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FRESH ARRIYALS.
NEWFALL & WINTER GOODS
AT WHOLESALER.
n r H Il a L Il G. A 8

WE are now resolving stock OF Fall and Winter Staple
w and Fancy Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Fur and
Wool Hats Shoes and Brogans Capetng QueensEae
Hardware ETC. which invite the special attention OF all
Merchants making up their stock in this market II
say say anything in regard to selling goods e
as We reported throughout all the Eastern cities selling
goods We the CHARGE and to short
time prompt buyers cash that prepared to sell
goods cheaper than heretofore Please call and examine
our stock.
We have beautiful line Of LADIES DRESS GOODS, Of every
popular imported manufactured in the United Ste
to which invite special attention.
Also, have a large stock Of READfMAOE CLOTHING that
can't in quality, style and eheapness in America
Also 400 cases BOOTS SHOES, which and will sell
under regular prices
Also, 200 pieces of CARPBTING ply ply = wool and all
cotton that bought for less than Manufacturers
prices. Call and
have made with one OF the largest
porting QueensEars by the for New
York iobing prices Gail and examine before buying.
Also. Hardware, Cutlery, Files, Axes, &c, &c
Merchants who purchase for esh, and give short notes,
and pay thcm will find house the place for them,
- TRAUBE 4 LUCAS.
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TO RUSINESS WEN.

TWyHE Democratic HTald published by Messr Pope Hors
lev al Columbia Tennessee first rate advertising
dunn and advertisements will be inserted promptly, and
sonable
Orders left at the linton and american Office for the Herald
will be attended to puncIuay; address the Publishers
1UgIs-ItgIrtf POPE & HORSLEY.
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II We are authorized announce J. 7. RUTHERFORD as
candidate Tor Alderman the First Ward at the ensuing Mu-
ptcipsl Election aug22-td.
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1--WE are authorized r. ". McGAvocE, Esq
IS candidate for Councilman Third ensuing
municipal election. augl3d
? authorized J. W. COLEMAN a
Councilman Om the Second Ward at the ensuing
nicipal election. d ID
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF GEORGIA
At Augusta.
TUVITg NEXT ANNUAL COURSE or LECTURES il This
Institution will begin the first MONDAY IN NOsEM'
BFR next, with Introductory Lecture by PROT JoNEs'
emeritus Prof Of Anatomy-G. N. NEWTON, MD
Austony-H. r. CAMPBELL, N d.
Surgery-L. A. DUGAS, MD.
- CybeIpistry and Pharmacy-J0s. JONES, ND. -r
Inititutes and Practce-L D. FORD, ND ,.r~,-, ~ n
Physiology and Pathological Anst0uny-ii- v nIlL1tl,
Materia Medical therapeutics, and Medical
L Z. "a ~, - GI.,or,v-ROBERT CAMPBELL, ND.
Assistant Demonsrator-S B. Sl1lhOnsi NJ ropr ~
Protector Ia the Professor SuTgeTytn d HOD' A-D'
Curator Of Muaeua1I = ., ~ = sIOs 90
Ilekels ioI tn@ ~ ~. 49,, or,sl 500
VraefieaI Anatomy 10 be taken onoel' ~ W
Tor further Information apply % any ef OF We Seol q
10 the undersigned. Lauso-H"l @.A'0'AN'' ~ -
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ThcFays5s papers announce the death in that place. on
the 10th inst Of WILLIAM NEED, Es.,a worthy and hghy e.
eea citizen and one Of he frst settlers Fayette7ie
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Five Hundred dollars Reward.

TSHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of the State Tennessee To
all who shall see these presents-Greeting
Whereas, been made known that JESSE LEWIS
and JOHN LEWIS, charged with having committed foul
and atroous murder, the Sd day August 1853 upon the
ls of s. D. Queener, and Travis Gibson our county
IF Campbell lied from justice, and large
now therefore, /, Isham G. Harris Governor aforesaid ly
rtu Of ne power and authority vested hereby offer
reward Of Five Hundred Dollars, to any person or
1p who may apnreend the said Jesse and John
one half any persons who apprehend either
OF them and deliver them the Sheriff Jalor
county OF Campbell that justice in that behalf may
had and executed
In testimony whereof, hereuntO set hand
caused the great seal Of the state to be aHxeu at Nash
l~'N ISHAM C. HARRIS.
By the Governor:
J. =. r. RAW, Secretary OF State.
DESCRIPTION.
The eldest Lewis, Jr about p or . years OF age
seigh pounds, feet 10 inches high, with straight
black hair and rather SLOW spoken The other is
Lewis about 10 q old weighs 90 or
lTO pounds high black hair and speaks fast has
full red reckes and rather proud appearance
with very heavy black eyebrows. One Of them mot known
which, had whskers Of DARK color.
The Knoxville will the above for two weeks and
forward this Office.
An additional reward Of Four Hundred Dollars is
offered BY the citizens Of Campbell comfy. laugle-W4W
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STEAMER BLANCHE LEWIS FOR SALE.
an SATURDAY, 2lst August viii sell to the -
highest bidder the Blanche Lewis. sllaaSa
she now lies at the wharf Paducah Ky, a
three, six and nine months for notes aceptc salts
Ecory endorsed She draws % inches, carries 800 tons, IN
good repair running The object Of this sale is to
close the Sale positive and without reserve
d. g FOWLER,
THOS. BELLSNYDER,
augs-ts JOHN D. BATEMAN.
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NASHVILLE.

SUNDAY mORNne, AUeUsr ss, 1855.
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EXTENSIVE FRAUDS.
The only Medal awarded by the Jury OF the New noS
49,; ~ Freign Sauces was obtained by LEA PERKINS for
tbsir WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world vide fame Of
which having Forgeres purchasers are request
I'd 10 see tha{ the names OF PERRu are on the Wrapper
L,BsE .y0DDer and Bottle.
LEA & PERRNs will proceed against any one e
v manufacturing vending Spurious sauce ana nave
ed their correspondents in various parts OF the Nod 70
them ofanv infringement Sole Wholesale Agents Tor me nd
49, ' JOHN DUNCAN & SONS.
Ss"N@' 4O5 Broadway, New York
,.-, On stora Alan orders received for direct ship
= $50 80, VT-Ion5 aug l3seody
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Alter Whitehouse coneiuaes experimenting on
the Telegraph Catls, Thompson and then Hughes
are 10 have a trial,
Markets,
NKW YoRK, Aug. 2l.-Cctton sales 1900 bales
Flonr f-m. Southern White wheat 81 40a1 81
white Corn s5a9O, yellow 9lae8 Whisky 2s1 SD.
r,r dull Coffee doh, lO2all3.
2 ST.. Lou1s, Aug 2l.--Fhe river Is recediDg.
crucrNxArr. Aug. 2l,-FlOur buOyont, 81 sass
White. white 81 Is, Red 81 Whisky 28E. Linseed
Oil very scarce SOC.
MEMPHIS, Aug 2l.-Ths FIRST bale Of new Cotton
was received to day, BY R. c. Winter Smith from
St. Francis river
4 Crse Of EIglt Months Standing Cured 5y BGRRAVES
HDLLAED BITTERS MICHAEL KELLY, No. III Seventh,
near Grant Street,
Last July while running the river, eottonboa plv
ing between Natchez New Orleans, taken with Fever
AMI Aeue For eight long months suffered this dreadful
disease The greater part Of this time work. and
sen at least fifty dollars for different Medicines but found no
permanent relief Three weeks Of friends insisted
upon nv irving BGRHAyEs HOLLAND BrTERs saying that cure
q61s 07qgGRfeed After taing il for state
was sound man. have been at work for weeks and
have had no return Of the Chills and Fever whateyer
certify that the above statement g true
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond House, or at 2. Ozesteyss Gothic RIH
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FOrAIderman.


NsWe are authorized DR.. G. A. J. MAYFHLD
Alderman from the Third Ward at the eAuing
nicinal election. auglstd
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The late attempt TO injure our Firm has
shown that our Lotteries are drawn fair
"; that our Prizes are paid puncIuaILY
and that our Schemes are more Liberal
an any other Lottery in the WOridI
The following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co.. Mana
gers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery in each Of their Single Nun
Der Lotteries for August 5 at AUGUSTA, GEO., In public
under the suPerintendence Of Commissioners.
Glass % draws on
SATURDAY., AUGUST q, 1858.
Glass 2S draws on
SATURDAY, AUGUST IA, 1858.
Glass 20 draws on
SATURDAY, AUG UST 21, 1S5S.
Glass 80 draws on
SATURDAY, AUG UST 2S, 1865.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets! @
FIVE HUNDRED EIGHTTFIVE PRIzEsl
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO BVERY NINE TICKETS.
WnUmiGRnnRr GRhnVmRl