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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07
MEDAL GRAND and SQUARE
sTFINWAY i SONS. M,nuficturpr.

4
sTEINWAY a SONS. Manufacturer..
NJ. a. Walsers,., near Broadway, New York.
re :"sfaep b, TIE iT' rtI s,rs 5 & ,,S
of Bos'on, New York, PhiladeiIhis and Bl'in.re.
Received The fret two prize Medals al the Metropolitan Fair
The tir Premium "a Gold Medal fo the be., Psao
The Fr Premium "a Gold Modal flr the be PianoFore
e, tie Maryland Institute Baltimore. 1886
can Institute. Crv.ta Palace. New York. 1853
The flint Prenium ia God MEDAL te The best Grand Piano
AZ the Mar,lsnd Institute Baltimore, 1851.
The En- En- Penum % s ss ss,s FL. r.. R,t5m5a5 Rsio m ls,
Among the Judges the musical talents In the country
such as " Mason Gott,chss Woleuhaupi e. Grand and
combined warranted for three years and viii now be sold
greatly reduced pTices TO suit the times
GREAT CHANCE.-Alagnitcent grand diagon-
" a. 7ocaye carved rosewood PIANO, four round corners
n ro. Eco !. 9 ben d few mouths. VIII be .od At great
bargain ;or cash Inquire at No III s'h-.t.
HAZLETON BROS. Piano-Forte Manufactu-
No 2e Centre offer fine assortment, Of b'ilan;
raued give satisfaction and guaranteed for three
I IGHTE, NEWTON u BRADBURYS. No.
~ 1 hP FRA f0'4Tsy sso RfSmd % al sG .
constructed with the patent Arch Wrs.t Pauk Purchasers in
want Of superior instrument VII ind it ior their advantage to
DIANOS and MELODEONS, of SUPERIOR
j MAKE, at GREAT BARGA dhand PIANOS At
the following extremely low prices : $50 -75 loo rl
80 and 100 One Of the largest catalogues OF Music IN the
United states Music a. Instruments huscal
Of all kinds the lowest possible Pianos and M-odeons
rent monthly payments received for Pianos and Meodeous
HORACE WATERS, Agent, No. SD Broadway.
DIANOS PIANOS-Selling at great sacrifice
week person Of superior Piano, and
having the cash pay for the viii nd Just what ne wants
and TO suit, at the manuiictory OF Gu 9MlNGS
CANFIELD No. OF Broadway, near BleecAeT-st.
DAVEN. BACON 4 Co. Successors to Bacon
IL 4 Raycn) PIANO-F0BTE MANUFACTURERS
Wacroou No l35 Grand ST., Broadway whore full
Of instruments be- found, exclusively Of
Dsnuacture. warranted in every respect,
D. PIANOS and one MELODEON, new and
- secondh hand to Let So 81 IS and So month,
for sale the cheapest in New York One Gilbert Eoan and
with pearl keys cheap Music taught few lessons and
Pianos tuned By Prof DUMSDAY, No. 30 Grand-st.
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a MOST excellent Rosewood PIANO-FORTE,

n new end exceedingly fine tone sad touch, fully var
raf,ea viii sold very sea. bargain. secondhand
Pano taken in chang- by ALBERT WEBER Manu;a EeT
No. i55 West Broadway. uesF Cana. 4
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EOR SALE for CASH-A FARM cnntnini

y7l Aore- 80 miles from Chicago adjoining the thriving VII
aso Of De ksb Illinois with plenty Of well waered and
under good state Of cultivation fronting good roads Az.
ply to PHILIP VAN WARr No. lS9 Wests, New York
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COR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amer.

Il lean Atlantic Steamship Compaiy's and 6ra
class steamship III NfsvlLLE. J. A. Post commandet w
leave pier No - " r., ON SATURDAY, Sept. H. stfoeksS
precisely Passsg. Savannah with improved scoompod
lions SIS Through tickets Macon. -l Mont goHey t9
A,lana, .; Columbus, l} Albany, Ga, tli Mohs 3D.
New Orrsus, +5s Insurance Onehali per cent. APry~h
r. CROMWELL & Co, No 81 Westst
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VALUABLE FARM for Country Residence,

or for Real Estate invcstmcut, for SALE7 acres with
buildings and large frontage the best road
Jamaica 2 miles Sewl ork Ii BE- sold oA plots
Building Sites good advance Land fertile garden
Inquire Of A H. COUGH. No. 90 Souih.st.
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i story framed HOUSE containing all the modern improve.
ments including water baths gas speaking tubes, bells fur
nac water filter wine preserve closets vontators Sc all
in perfect order 10 minutes walk from three ferries will be
sod low. Terms Of payment essy. Apply 70 EhASrUS +.
MEAD. No $50 3d-ay Newlork, TO : W. BURTlS, No.
~ ,rcay., Brooklyn.
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LNARM for SALE.--S6 acres of LAND in the
Il English Neishborhood about miles from Hoboken also,
soIes Of LAND at Weehaw KEN about miles from Hobokcu
For price and terms inquire Of
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lo scres In De Kab County Illinois, SO miles from Chica
the Chicago and Gsena Railroad and y mile. from
thriving village OF De Ksb Said Farm well watecd and
der good state of cultivation with fine buildings Stock
$3.50 be had. Apply to PHILIP VAN WART,
No l3q Me-st. New York.
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NJ RS. DEITZwill reopen her DAY and 30 ARD.
vi ING SCHOOL ON TUESDAY sept. H. at No 81 "a,
, hist. Terms moderate. - -'7-
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L'IRsT.PRIZE PIANOS and MELoDEoNS

for SALE or RENT a. yery low rates Agency Of Jscob
Chis k.rn-. Boston Pianos. : D. H. ". smiths celebrated
Meodeous sud improved New. ok Pianos.
A. NJ KANOUSr No 4l5 Broadway.
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m Me. +. RElCHARDS French and English
lVA BOARDING aid DAY SCHOOL f,f Yovn. Id. ~
? Ncs, Sad s.. tae th-sv wiz rroP-n cs TT'ESDt ~
IA
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EOR SALE. Mith or withont the fnrnitnre-A

Il beautiful COUNTRY RESIDENCE with ~ ground
;ss;ely laid with fruit and shade garden
Of cultivation situated in the remarkably healthy village
OF Pleasanyile Westcheser County about half mile from
the depot Of the Harlem Railroad and u hours from the
The house large and commodious with barn suit sbc
pri, ate family boarding house. school VIII be sold
bargain, and possession given immediately Apply TO
ID &. HAYS. NJ. s. Wnls..
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MISS HAlNES's SCHOOL, No. 10 Gramercy
AVl Park East 2r-st third door from 4thavMiss AINES
respectfully informs her friends and the public that having been
requested by number Of tho Of her pupils abdge the
annual session Of her School and in the hope Of securing pupe
gd attendance her scholars she will defer is reopeniug until
MONDAY, sept ~
Those who have conded their daughters 70 her in past
be assured Of her continued desire and trusts
ability impsTt her pupils substantial useful accomplished
and Christian education. She hs the aid Of Teachers of
kuowedged talent aud will BE- their aim contribute much
possible the personal happiness well moral ana intel!
lecua improvement Of those committed 10 their
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VHE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE u
CTEAM 10 GLASGOM. LIYERpOOL. BEL

LIAM 10 blASbON, IlN f.hl OOL' bELT
y FAST DUBLIN and LONDONDERRY, without delay Tor
$50 Return Tickets either Of the above good io sx
months by any steamer Of the line, $50
FROM NEw-ioRK.
EDiNBl RGH, Cumming w EDNEsDAY, sept a, llnoon
GLASGOW. Goodwin...... mlInoon
Rates Passage: Cabin 75; third class found with cooked
provisions. $50. For freight passage. apply 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

MISS COOKS SCHOOL for Pupils, between
w the ages OF snd IL yesTs, viii reopen No oi Wes
J lsh-st.. SePs. Is
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pR0TESTANT ROARpING and


the Monthly Meeting Of Eewfork, situate in the rear Of
Iiestertrcct Meeting House will be- reopened on the first
Second day in Ninth month The sthoo DBOy under tnr care
Of FRANCIS H. RAY and that for Girls IN charge Of MILL
CENT 3. MOREY end the Primary Department by MARY
Rrfrrences: Robert r. Wetts No 800 Pesrl''. Joseph
Conn No % Libery-s Valentine t'ett No 50 teIrys
Chsfs Miller No " fth-ss jacob Capon Nc. lO& Broad
way and Joseph Mcdowell No ~ 4ha' Of whom circu-
b.r lfaiue
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THE SPINGLER INST T | L L,
i UNION-SQUARE. NETWORK,
vNIIE SCHOOL in charge of the undersigned
lUE NEW-YORK HIGH SCHOOL (formerly

Beusd ard Redhed's French Instituted Nos 97j and s75
Broadway Madison squaeThe thirteenth Academic year of
this institution will commence WEDNESDAY, Sept. 6.
Parents respectfully invited call time and view
the accommodations for both boarding and day scholars
z. NJ w RFDFIELD
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and one OF 20 both under high Of cultivation
81 miles nom the thriving village of Dekab Illinois. the line
Of the Chicago and Gslena Railroad. Apply PHILIP VAN
WART No. l39 West-st., New-Nork.
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RIHER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The river now declines rapidly; there is yet,
however, suf6ciency Of water on Harpeth Shoals
for every species of water crafts.
The weather is mild, pleasant and spring like,
with the appearance of being settled for at least
few days.
The landing presented quite business like appear
nce on Saturday, there being three Of our largest
class steamers in port from New Orleans at the same
time besides the regular lower and up river packets
also busily engaged in discharging and receiving
freights The part Of the landing denOminated the
''bone yard" or laying up ground, is well patron
izsd by the several steamers awaiting their turn for
New Orleans and up river trips The tonnage Of our
port being at present decidedly larger than the de-
mand for it.
Arrived-James johnson and Scotland, New Or
leans; Seventy Six, Cincinnati; Cuba, Paducah.
Departed Nashville, New Orleans Cuba, Psdu-
cab Blanche Lewis, RoWens.
Boats Leaving-On Monday, J. G. Cline, Mem
phis; Seventy Six, Cincinnati On Tuesday, TEN
pest, for Louisville and Cincinnati; Rock City, for
RoWena
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Notice.
Notice EXtraOrdinary,

IRON and after this date viii require tha cash. OF
L delivery, for all retail sales. We forced 70 adoI
the cash system, count Of the lab and loss attending
collie ting; and intend sdberiD= strictly to this rule
hope will be disappointed offended if the article
ordered taken back where not made on or be
fore delivery.
26-u ] II. BAUMAR e co.
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RLzEs PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION

In public, at Macon, Ca under the suPerinten.
dencs Of E. G. Buckley and Jos. Waterman Esq's.
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SPRING FAIR.

The annual Spring Fair of the Davidson county
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, for the year
1885, will be held at the fair grounds near Nashville
on the 4th to 8th Of May inclusive. Liberal pre-
miums are Uered,a list of which with regulations for
holding the Fair may be had on application to L.
WILLIAMS, Secretary, at the Office Of the Southern
Homestead, No. 17I Deadrick Street, or at this
Office Membership Tickets emitting the holder
to all the privileges Of the Society for the year
1853, and free access to the grounds during the
Spring Fair, may be had for 81, on application
to THos. b. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
WM. G. HARDING,
feb 20-triw Ewtd President
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Ia Miss CHARLOTTE CUsHMAE commences a
brief engagement at the Gaiety, tomorrow night
appearing as Romeo, in Shakspeare's Rome aHd Jg-
let, and supported by Mrs. CRISP as Juliet. Miss
CUsHMAxs impersOnation of the character Of Romeo
has been pronounced by some Of the best theatrical
critics in the country es q masterpiece Of acting;
and supported by that brilliant and accomplished
artistic Mrs CRISP on this OCCASION this great Gre
alton Of the Bard Of Avon will be presented as it
never has been upon these boards. We doubt not
the announcement Of this piece, with the cast pre-
scented, viii draw together one Of the largest and
most fashionable audiences Of the season.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

! WASHINGTON, March Recommendations
| lions, c. o Fsxon, Clsrksville, Tennessee, Post
/ Master; J. B. Miller, Consul to Hamburg; ". ].
McCullOoh, Surveyor General Of Louisiana; Joseph
/ Holt, Commissioner Of Patents; c. NJ Godboaeh,
Marshal for the Southern District Of Alabama.
NEW YORK, March 27.-Ths Tines Washington
correspondent says Col Benton is confined to his
bed By cancer on the stomach.
Santa Anna Is reported to be on his way 70 Next
CO. Lieut. Ives steamers sunk In the Colorado river,
and the undertaking is abandoned. The agent OF
Vidaarri is here trying to borrow money for prose-
| eating the war in the Interior
SAVANNAH, Ca, March p The schooner Cor
don from Matanzss for Savsanah, was shot ct by
British soop Of War on the suppositiou Of being a
SLAYER The business portion Of Monticello, Florida
has been destroyed BY fire. The Postofiee at Tampa
has been thoroughly robbed.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-HOuse-The Matti.
son case was tabled by vote Of 90 to 50.
EDDYVILLE, March 27-The steamer Huntsville
passed down this morning at three O'Clock, and the
Runyan at half past eight
Weather at noon, March p.
Montreal, cloudy, mercury "a.
Portland, clear, wind northwest, mercury 81.
Halifax, clear, wind north, mercury 38.
Baltimore, clear, wind vest mercury so.
Philadelphia, cloudy, wind west mercury Az.
New Orleans, clear, mercury 70.
Louisville, clear, wind south west, mercury u.
NEW ORLEANS, March 27-COttOn, sales 10, 500
bales, llall4; White Corn "a Mess Pork, sitter,
SI7; Lard, 9tal0 Dry sailed Shoulders, 81 Sides,
8 Sterling, 43a6.
WASHINGTON, March 27-HoUsE-The time
was mainly engaged in personal cOllOquies between
Smith, Morris and others, relative TO Douglass mo-
ton relative to opposing the LecOmPtOn Constitu-
ton.
CINCINNATI, March 27-FlOur SO 60aS3 20;
Whiskey, III Provisions quiet Lard 90; Mess
Pork held ct SIS 75 Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
53as Bacon Shoulders, 68a62 Linseed 60.
ST. LOUIS, March 27-The river is receeding
NEW YORK, March 27--Cotton irregulsr Mid
ding unchanged; Mixed lists declined 5a4; Flour
-SoUtheT, steady. Wheat, dull; heavy corn, heavy;
White, 6Ss68} Yellow 68a69 Prime Pork sdvsnc-
ed cents; Lard, firm, 9Bal0l Bacon Hams, s2s
% Shoulders, 63a6ai Whisky, % Linseed GA
3d. Molasses very firm, 82aS4
COLUMBIA, S. c., March 27-Two hundred Col
ege students have been suspended till October, for
RsubordnatiOn.
The Holland Bitters-we have received an.
other certificate out Of Grand Rapids Michigan dsed 18Th
June, 1859.
PETER DASE, Hollandsr, desires US to publish
NeuWsbOde that the Holland Buffers entirely cured him Of
Indigestion Fever ana Debility, with which he suffered all
the spring. Peter Dane is grateful the pTOPetOrs Oths
great remedy and takes this way Of recommending to his
maT3l-Iw I'd. sheboygan EieuwsbOde, Wisconsin.
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sates o. AdVeTtIsInEs
TEX LIxEs on LESS TO CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
RENEWAELR Il RLEAsURE


Oas sguse one year. s3O-saoh additional square, so.
Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ed for, VIII be charged for the excess.
To Correspondents.
It viii great deal Of unnecessary trouble our
fre0ds, writing 70 as, VIII bear in miDd the following
rules
Always give date post once county, and State IN the
body OF yc8I letter.
If you wish The pspsr changed from one once 70 another
give both Offices IN ful.
II you wife on Business sud other matters write on
separate sheets Of paper different leaves Of Ons sheet
Letters aud communications solsited upon all such
acts and subjects as may Of information interest 70
be public
Anonymous communications Of whatever character VIII
receive 90 attention.
Correspondents should write only upon one side Of the
paper.
undertake return rejected eoHmuneahoas'
All letters on business should be directed 10 hesrs G. G.
ToRBErr Co. and no, personally either Of the PFoPh'
etOrs
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON the court house gate, Saturday evening last
II small gray Tss, with black and tail. he hiss
mark Just above the hO0i the left hind foot caused
BY being with rope time since. The horse
good condition. Atthe time he taken he light
SADDLE With red blanket and light leather bFidie uncol
Orsd. liberal reward will be given for his return for
information Of his Whereabouts, 70 the undersigned.
mRES THOMAS O. NILSSON,
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NASHVILLE.

n No adveFElsement is inserted In this
paper, except from these who have regus
lar contracts and except legal notices.
uuless paid for al the time OF insertion.
san f-TT.
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SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

We are authorised 70 announce z, I GARDBNHIRB q
candidate for Judge Of the SiEoeuh Circuit nssd Of
nc counties OF Overton, Fenrsss, Morgan Scott Gambler
land White BlsasOe, sequHGhie and Marion. Elecuon'
TbunSday, Nay 81 1858. mar Este
We are authorized % announce A. A. SWOPB candid
ate for Attorney General Of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Election, Thursday, May 27th, 1853. mar 2s-te
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Rev. DR.. sEHOE viii preach in the McKendree
church, this morning at II o'clock. Also at night.
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supply Of this wonderful Medicine for the cure Of Rhsu
matis d. afress, Piles CCrns and ali nervous diseases
Headaches aud Pains has been received by bWlN, PIN
DLETON q UU and by 10. g. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn,
where il csn ObtBiEed The suffering should purchase
bottle immediately. See advertisement in another column
PEoF BAsEELLIbe following testimony in favor Of DR..
Haakes Electric Oh IS furnished US for publication,
PRoF. HLsEELL-DeaT SFs eel Il TO be my duty TO in
form the public through you, what yOHT wonderful *
trc OIL" has my family. My vile has been alarm
inE troubled with falling OF the womb and pains m the back
and breast. bought ble of your Oil yesterday and
euTey free from pain and sends her WhTmesI
respects your and prosperity lhaye had Theu-
matte pain my chou deTs and arms for long time and
the time applied your OIL me pain vas
all gone 10 istruy wonderful remedy for all pains, such
suffering with, and lcherTiully give thii
testimonial Of lie effects.
G. T. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn aud subscribed before this day 24th Of July
1857. LlBEkIN WAITE, Justice Of the Peace.
Such testimony tells 'OeT true ale worth columns OIL
made certificates al the land and great way or
Try ye suffering and All ctsd. See advertisement Ia
anolbor column. marld&Wly.
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NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 8 TICKEI
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
EACH S4TURDAY IN APRIL.
Approximation Prizes.
q { I. nm A ---.--.-nLEu.- u. IN nm L.
Sass Prizes amounting to. 1920, 900
TIGHTS.
WHOLE TICKETS, SO; HALVES is; QUARTERS, 825<
OLl nTnLNLN -

PLAN VI The LOIIEh1s
The Numbers from TO $4,000, corresponding with those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips of paper
are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The ar 457 Prizes, similarly printed and eneircled,
plRced in another Wheel.
The Wheels are then TsvOlved and & number lie drawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers, and at the time Prize is
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
ou are opened and exhibited the audience and registered
BY the Commissioners; the Prize being placed against the
Number drawn This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out.
AUTHORIZATION PMzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing hrst Prizes win
entitled to the % Approximation Prizes For exampl
If Ticket No. 1889 draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets
numbered I24 lI249 1851 1882 will each be entitled 10
s4OO. Ticket No $50 draws the $50 COO price, Tick
cts numbered 58 49, SOL 52 will each be entitled $780,
and so on according TO the above scheme.
The 5UU0 Prizes $3.50 will be determined by the last fig
ure Of tbs No that draws the 5000 Prize. For example
if the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with / then
all the tickets Whsre the number ends in will be entitled
to $50 If the number ends with No. 3 then all the tickets
where the number ends IN will be entitled $40, and
90 OntOO
Certificates of Packages WILDE sold at the following
rstss, which is the risk:
= wfsrr oatE If pn~E nj
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swan & Co.'s Lotteries,
10000 DOLLARS!

FOR TEN DOLLARS!l
The following scheme will be drawn by g. Swan & Co.,
Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery. in Their
Single Number Lotteries for APRIL, 1883, at Augusta,
Georgia. III public under the supenendence Of COMMITS.
sOneEs.
CLASS 9,
20 be drawn In the city Of Augusta Georgia. In public
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1855
CLASS 10.
To be drawn in the city of Augusta, Georgia. in public,
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1858.
CLASS u,
50 be drawn in the city of Augusta, Georgia. in public
SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1858.
CLASS r.
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta, Georgia, public on
SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1858.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NOMBERSI
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY FIVE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 9 TICKETS,
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEG
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Truth il Mighty and will Prevaii,''-
ltisatuth, shat BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT has per
formed more cures cf Chronic and IndsmmaiOry Rheuma
.ism during the past year than any remedy before
used orthsse painful affections. tis also TRUTH II { no
remedy has been found successful u healing Old Sores,
Ulcers and wounds Of all descriptions and in curing Bry
spsat Caucers Scald Fead, letter, Riugworm and all
diseases Of skin. Il lie also inauible specific for The
Piles. For sale by all rurgss in this country.
maTI-lm
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ti6c.ates of Packages WILDE sold at the following

III ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose The money address for the Tickets order
d on the receipt Of which they will be forwarded by rs
mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in any rs
ure they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers snd Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers wilplease write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and State.
81 Remember that every przeis drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
81 An prizes Of 8, 900 and Gadsr, paid Immediately
after the prizes OF the usual time Of thirty
days,
"a. ~ Communications strictly confidential.
ADDRESS Orders for Tickets or Ceru6estes tu
S. SWAN & CO., Augusta Ga.
u Persons residing Montgomery Ala or Atlanta
Ca can have their orders dhed and tme BY address
ing S swan & Co., al either Of those cities.
IL list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel
with the smoun Of the prize that each lie entitled TO-,
will be published amer every drawing following pa
pOFs;New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charlie
Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta nteligencer, New
York Weekly Day Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mond Dispatch, and New York Dispatch, and Paulding
Missl Clarion, Augusta tGa Constitution list malN
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SCHEME,
INCONSISTENCIES, So; Halves So so; Quarters 81 a5.

TICKBTS.-WhOles, Sos Halves SO so; Quarters 81 25.
Bank Notes Of sound Banks taken ct par. Checks New
York RENTED for Prizes.
drawings large Glasses Hi be published in New York
nd New Orleans Sunday papers, and Cha lesion and Sa
Vannsh daliss.
In ordering Tickets Certificates, enclose the money
address, for the Tickets ordered, receipt Of which
they will be forwarded By first mall Purchasers haV
Tickets ending in any figure they may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be puT
ehasers immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain and
give their Post Office, County and State.
Remember that every Prize drawn and payable in full
without deduc ion.
All Prizes 81 900 and under paid Immediately amer the
dTaWinEOher prizes at the usual time OF thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets G. n. SWAIN, Nashville,
Tennessee or to ANDERSON & SON, Managers,
feb Il Macon or Savannah, Georgia.