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The Mcdaniel InstItutc.

We observe that bill has passed the Senate
transferring the appropriation, made by for
mer session of the Legislature TO the Middle
Division Fair, To the Mechanics Institute To-
Gated in this city. We understand the facts TO
be, that the appropriation was originally made
to purchase and improve grounds for the Mid
die Division Fair of the State; that IL has
been thought best not to locate this Fair at
any point permanently, and hence the appro-
priation has not been used. The Senate has,
therefore, transferred the appropriation to the
Mechanics Institute, to aid it, in building a
Hall and extending the sphere of its useful
ness. We are gratified at the action of the
Senate, and hope the House of Representatives
will concur and complete the project. We can
zee no reasonable objection 20 granting this
aid, US il does not involve any new appropria-
ton from the State Treasury, but simply
changes the destination of an appropriation
already made. The Institute was organized
by few energetic and public-spirited indivi-
duals, and though they have not received any
aid or encouragement from thu State, they
have achieved a great work in the progress
they have made. The two last annual Fairs
held by the Institute have received contribu-
tons from all parts of the State, and have
been in themselves most brilliant, and Ia their
results most beneficial Ii is great and inn
portant public institution. established to foster
and advance the mechanic interests of the
whole State, interests which go hand in hand
with those of agriculture, in the general de-
velopment and prosperity Of the State. The
public authorities have hitherto seeingd oblisi
Gus to the importance OF mechanism, aud In
all their acts Of aid and encouragement, have
overlooked this branch Of industry. We trust
the.present Legislature win NOT adjourn, sub
j ect Of the same imputation.
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
Tickets: Wholes SIS; Halves $3.50; Q'rs S125
$3.50 prizes amounting to-.

Be- Bank Notes ofsound Banks taken at par. Checks
New York RENTED for prizes
ga Drawings of Large Classes will be published in
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers, and
Charleston and Savannah Dailies.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the mo
address for the Tickets ordered receipt
OF which they win be forwarded by first mail Pur-
chasers can have Tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be 10
purchasers Immediately after the drawing. PuTcha
will please write their signatures plain, and give
their Post Office, county and State.
Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable in
full without deduction.
All Prizes of 81 900 and under paid Immediately after
the drawng-ohcr prizes at the usual time Of so days.
All communications strictly confidential.
az- Address orders for Tickets To G. II. SWAIN,
Nashville Tenn. or to ANDERSON 4 son, Managers,
Macon Savannah. Ga mari6-tri-w &wtd.
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MARRIED, NOT MArED-A Philadelphia let

MARRIED, NOT MATED.-A Philadelphia let
Ter says:
Another husband has been in the courts in
search of his wife and been sent away without
her Like similar case in New York il was
u runaway match, a Mr.. George S. Fox having
married Miss Lizzie clandestinely, and, as
il seems after the ceremony, very foolishly
permitted her to go back to her mother, from
whom she concealed the fact In the mean
time the young lady repented her hasty step,
and when her fond husband came TO claim her,
she utterly denyed that she was married to
him. Mr.. Fox surprising she was under the
intimidation OF her mother, sued out n writ
OF habeas corpus, when the young lady, on
her examination, admitted that the marriage
had taken place, but declared she wanted
nothing to do with her husband, and would
not go with him. She consequently went
home with her mother, and Fox found HIM
self married but without wife.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution TO me directed from the
ID Chancery Court Of Davidson county, Tenn. ia the
case of the Ohio Life and Trust Company IS. Vim. A
1855 at the Court house gate in the city of Nashville
all the right title claim and interest that the said Mm
A. Echbaum has in a certain Lot of Ground situa ted
the west side Of North College street known No.
80 in the original plan Of the city Of Nashville front
ing about IS feet College street and which there
Is Brick Store House. present occupied by Messrs.
W A x J. e. AcC1elland a Dry Goods store.
JOHN X. EDMONNSON Sheriff.
mar13-wtd BY GEO. ID. HAMLET, II. S.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Carter, Mckay & Co.

ON Thursday, March i Sth, we will offer
~ for sale in front Of our Warehouse No. 70 Public
Square large and complets assortment OF Grocer
les, viz:
lbs hhds. N Sugar; 25 cases Sardines:
20 bbls. Crushed Sugar; rs bbls. pure old Bourbon
10 " Powdered Sugar; Whisky;
20 kegs Golden Syrup; 25 bbls. old Rye Whisky;
500 bags Baltimore Coffee; IS % Smiths Reserve do;
SO boxes M. r. Raisins; 10 casks Porter;
95 boxes Cove Oysters; 10 % Ale;
25 chests Teas; rs bias. Champagne Wine
Is bbs. Fresh Pecans; % box do. Cider;
tierces Rice; 100 bbls. Vinegar;
500 kegs Nails; As Painted Tubs;
loo boxes Glassware; 100 doZ. Painted Buckets;
cases Matches; IS dog. Wash boards;
SC, 900 G. D. Caps; so boxes Goldfish;
$50 rms. Wrapping Paper; 100 % Herrings;
500 boxes Star Candles; $50 kits Mackercl;
100 bbis. Orange Valley 90 bbls. Mackerel
Whisky; SO half bbls. Nackerel
The above with many other articles, viii be put up
and sold in quantities to suit purchasers.
ltd CARTER. MCKAY 90.
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gss- The Richmond South tenders the fol


lowing pithy advice to the President:
We do not know that the advice will be re-
ceived with any particular respect; neverthe-
less We will venture Ia suggest to Mr.. Buchaa-
AN that he can accomplish nothing for the in
tcrcsts of his Administration or the harmony
of the party, by AN attempt 10 prescribe the
Democratic Senators who oppose an increase
of the Federal army. The example of Jack
son. in u particular crisis of the bank contro-
versy, il "a safe precedent only for jackson,
and that too when they arc supported by the
people. IL is hazardous for any weaker arm
To undertake the how of Ulysses. The mass
of the Democracy will not sustain the Admin
istraiion against the Senate upon PROPOSE
ton TO Increase the expenditure Tor the main
tsnance of a standing army; and the Presi-
dent will consult his own dignity, well rs
the Interests of the party, II he will forbid
the attempt 10 raise the issue.
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BY C. :. PERcIvAL-

dreamed, sweet mother, Of the long ago
Again a happy child upon thy knee,
felt thy loving arms cncircle me,
And my lips thy melting kisses glow;
AMI thought the ghostly cares which hauntcd-me so
Were all dream, and smiling, told IL thee.
woke-against my easement drcariy
heard the night winds DRIFT the wintry snow
heard the groaning trees their branches wave,
As the mad tempest swept them through and
through:
And knew, alas that DER thy distant grave,
Whose turf, yet, no tears Of mine bedew,
Those selfsame pitiless winds now wildly rave
And then such tears wept as childhood never
knew
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WHAT MXTUREi-The Buffalo AdUertiSer,
speaking of the liquor sold in that town. says:
"The brandy is poison: the whiskey is of
that variety known as hardware-strychnin
would improve it, and the gin is kept In glass
bottles simply because it would eat through
the aves OF u barrel in fifteen minutes"
Verify, Buffalo must be the abode of bad
spiyiL.
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N. 4. McNAlRY g. CO.
RECEIVED rms DAY By ExPREss

900 DOZ Asexznderhs KID Gloves;
iZU 10 dog Extension 4 T. skirts, while cold,
10 cartons facais bew styles;
10 do Mosssln de Chene;
, do New ssyls stella sha~ls for early spring;
500 Flqnc Collars and saceycs, new styles;
Crs;se Collars and sleeves, do
Hroakfazf czfs do;
fli,slnn Cafzs and Fefthcs, do;
Oar Mr.. McNAiry IN the Eastern cities, anc we
xlr be Ecluag New Goods every few days dnJing the
aad solicst cali from fricnds ana The pab
hr gsneraliy- n C. AcNAiRY CO.
mario-u
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EVENING SESSION.

The remaining business before the Senate,
consisting of few. motions of reconsidera-
ton, and several House messages, was taken
up and disposed of.
Adjourned till 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing.
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For Paducah and New Orleans.

'tk rssaiar ps-ss ss,s o Sss @
W. star, Master, NIL leave Tor 1zzzr
the above and all iEtrg nedlate Is,sEts, Hills DAY
March leah, al IL N. she = 81 the fastest boat
The river, and PASSENGERS all nnd her comfortable
ia every respect FOR freight passage apply on
board &C % INu H. HARRIS,
ulaTlS-it Agent.
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
FOR
ILLUSTRATED. 1858. ILLUSTRATED

The New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE rs one OF
the largest and best literary papers of the day An
Imperial Qaarto containing PAGES OK FORTY ooL-
Uxs, Of entertaining original matter; and KIRAsrr
nIuzrRAuD every week.
A Gift worth from so cents 70 $500 90 in gold,
will be presented 20 each subscriber immedi-
ately on receipt Of the subscription money.
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HIGHL A N E R

THIS very superior and famous Horse is Is
i located for the of 1855, at my J ~
farm adjoining Nashville Mares will be re- =
ceved from 10th Of March 10th Of July at $50 each
and 81 TO the Groom, due 10th July; in all cases Of
failure they may be returned gratis next year
HIGHLANDER bred by Thomas Taylor, Of 5.
c. in AZ he got by Glencoe, imp, his dam Casta-
net, winner all distances, by Monarch imp, &c,
his pedigree is full, pure and fashionable, and like the
horse himself exces the admiration of the most crt
cal observers.
HIGHLANDERis a rich chestnut of excellent const-
tuition and temper measuring 10 hands in height, and
has unusual length and stoutness of frame, coupled
with SURPRISING beauty of form and action. AS great
racehorse, Highlander's reputation throughout the
Union, was, for some time, hardly equaled, having
beaten, in the best style, all OF his competitors
in South Carolina and Georgia, until about five years
old, when he sold for $4,000, and at once went
forth to meet other formidable rivals wherever be
found.
In this extremely trying career, Highlander gained
as large share of success has ever attended any
horse, under like
cling and running all distances he did whether in
good or bad health and condition.
All who have examined HIGHLANDER and his colts
freely express the opinion that, breeder OF supe
rior stock for erery lSe, he will take rank among the
most reputable horses of the country.
marl5-n ID. 7. McGAyoCK.
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GeEse z blamokes Al kanE1ef = azts and ellafs
IN ssrsaance q dccree < tllis Cart a Ssssuher
ii Icfsn lrs1 che sAese c4oze. St exI<ss - pszs
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Fhen aged shoat - y&eEs en1 h-li, 4xse etcalt -
sa2Fs attached a. the Ffe3sfts g sx<<a1anE. Aka
cozss sszlns1 sad NILasa< u lsx1f e Persrr w4ynz
4 Wehb ana c.stz s<1 scezl4dlf - sag 1<<Fe1 ~
hxas u cnznpl.l1zBl nzsnskns snz costa
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-16

Es- Dr. Ray. Superintendent 81 the Batter
Hospital for the Insane. in his report says,
/" hearty laugh Is ms re desirable ior mental
health than any exercise Of the reasonin Z
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dissolution.

Tux psrtnrfsAip he<stessfs sx<zizs p<swe.n she
u sahzrFfe~Fs an8sr he sGyle q kscxk<<u = wu-
80 dissolved - u-a<l ceessot. N - z7<h all
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-16
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House was engaged the whole of the
afternoon upon the Code. Part 22nd was
read the third time. amended and passed.
Adjourned till 8 A. NJ tomorrow.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-03-16

Hon. MLros BRows, has again been cho-
sen President Of the Mobile and Ohio Rail
Rord, at the recent meeting Of the Board, at
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- and - NesAi fahding SIS nFead~sy. New York.
a. spacimsa eesass ssst fFee. AsEsE wAxnD.
JAn-3-dszn-c~1E.
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pianos, pianos,
BENZ. r. SHIELDS

"OEI.p e1ll the ai1enilen q Izzrsens ~i<hns ens
w PIANOS - tnvoioss q srsen naore received
the day PEI steamer TcmFrsf These nstruna<uts are
fron eecbFs.sd rs>keFs, ma2ern .tslsx All
Cd = every p@ft.en-r- frces % sait ne tnes
febie-a
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WE have great variety Of beautiful BIRD CAGE,
w the bandsomest assortment brought TO
Nashville, which We viii sell cheap for cash.
feb2O-u MCKENZIE A WILSON.
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LADIES BONNET BOXES.

A LARGE and superior assortment Of plain Top
n and Tray Top Hat Cases, various sizes, and Of
the best manufacture, just received by
JOHN RAMAGE,
marlo-u ~ College street.
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TIN sab<eriser has fhe p.easare q announcing 10
~ frlrndz xcue<sIts, and The public particularly
thai Mr. Badger Eaz jEef arrived With very nne stock
ef ooefs III hae As usual hr i ready e meet the
wants ~ hz ffcn&s aud old customers ster for cash
E..an.< 10 sscecd siosy Ne. A., fpbiic sqaare
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LEATHER BELTING.

y 000 FEET on h4nd, q all sszes, from two 10
O.OOO twelve inches wide An extra los of
strong naee Leather; all of which invite the at
t.ntson OF al planters and uaachneS to the above
ARTICLES what xiH he sold tho best for cash
at Sos- % and 50, corner q Broadway and csliege
streets.
mar Is BR CUTTER
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l1rw ADVERTISEMENTS.
For New Orleans, on Tuesday,
March 10. 1853.

rINHE fast STEAMER ard regular a Sn
Il passenger packet, JAMES II. EEElkzf3Az
LUCAS, H. q. NCCosAs, Master, @<E<<zxz1x
Will leave Zoe the above and all intermediate ports on
TUESDAY March 10th, al O'Clock r. ~, positively.
far frvigbl or Tsasxagc apply ON buard OF 70
niaris-td A HAMILTON, Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Always on hand and in The Wheat Market.
W ANT ID

aud mediterranean wheat,
xTTR WILL. At ALL TINkS, frnm noN hrncefor-
w ward grr The highe=t market price m cash, for
PRIME WHEAT a ali fAftlkfifS, delivered 10
oar n.li. corner Line aud Cherry streets, Nash
vile Ienn A. OF X purchases SOLELY for the
pur,sase ~ MAKING ft0tk N THIS CITY, ne do not
stop kayinx ~ Any IiNE, out give the HIGHEST
NxRKEf PRICE IN CASH al ALL TINES, noswilh-
ssanfrg the cry a HARD TIMES and no MONEY.
Fer fall fartiuiars enquire either The MIL OF AZ
" a. GORnoN 4 Co =, Market street..
cAKfER BEAuNAN L CO.
y, -sAcks furnished 70 an Parties delivering
Nhs4l msr5-dkUz1n
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Carpetings.

200 pieces assorted Carpetings.
rs extra three thread Tapestry and Brussels
so pieces extra superfne, very heavy, full a. dou-
bic ground Tapestry, lngI ain Carpeting,
tcdTT0Hfei all su0Ol.
20 =" beet quality Ingram Carpeting, warranted
all ico0l, ~ wide.
30 all uool, hroeplg Carpetng, double ground
and double ScdTlH.
30 fHH "a halftoooi, bright colors, warrant
fast colnrs.
IS Z" all ootton Carpetine bright colors, from "a
a. "A wide, beautiful styles
10 - stair Cnrpctng. assorted.
OIL Cloths Hearth md Tnhl..
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Prof. q. ~. Fowler,
0F NEW YORK.

yxvfI. eomnaenes COURSE or LEcTUREs on Ha.
w t.aa seieaoe, On Life, n Laws, Fnacsseas. I'M
proven,enfs, AZ, taught BY PhrenolsSy and fbys
lsaasy asad spflsd sell improvement. Management
eg hiiarcn HeailA Marriage, ke, early APRIL, At
Hall
i.e xiH Aiza seil Applicants an Absui themselves and
ehliircr, nj Ais Heel
Pr p&riealars sse papers ana bsis Of day.
nsarfz-akau
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COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILLIAM GILL;

FTrENDEKS has services Ia the above business 10 the
i citizens Of Nashville aud vicinity. Orders left
1t the cazstie Once viii be attended 10. nar6-u
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Hats and Cans ior Men, Bows and Children.

an receiving direct from the man <zzx>.
- ufactories, all the latest styks 81 Spring E@5{
81 and Summer RATS and CAPS consisting -
- IN part % the best Cashmere soft Fur Hats al
a oqualitics Also, Fall assortment Of mems and
boys Wool Hats and CAPS Wa be sold on the most
terms for cash, or 30 punctual dea
n r. CUTTER,
No. - and So. cor. Of Bro.i~ay and COLLEGE SIS,
mar Is NaShville, Tenn.
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Auction Card.

FINHE subscriber having consummated arrangements
IL with Sir. A. II. sITINCIR, experienced and prac-
teal Auctoneer, viii attend and make sales Of Real
Estate. steamboats,, Household Furniture with all
door sales. BENZ. =. SHIELDS.
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Creditors of Charles Tonnes.

rs pursuance Of order made at the November
IL Term, 1887 Of the Chanccry CouTt II Nashville. all
persons having claims against the estate Of CaARIIz
TooEEs decd, hereby notified Gle their claims,
legally with the Cerk and Master Of said
Court on or before ihe arst Monday in May next,
they viii be forever barred
C. n. BRIES, c. M,
marl34w Chancery Court al Nashville
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w II OIL E S A L E..
PIANOS! PEANOS!!

TINHE UNDERSIGNED has just received his Spring
Il Stock Of Pianos, Meodeons Violins Flutes, Ac-
cordeons Music Books and sheet Music which by far
the largest and best selected stock offered in this
city. The Pianos from the world-renowned makers
A. II. Gale A Co, and Steinway Sons. Every Piano
is warranted for five years, and will be sold al New
York prices. Freghts only added.
My stock Of Sheet Music is very large embracing all
the new and popular pieces of the day. II you want
the best Piano, and at the lowest prices call at SO,
Union street JAMES A. MCCLURE.
n. B-A fresh supply Of the very popular songs
''Tm Twenty Five - - Gentle ANNIE Rosalie, }"
&c, &c. (marlO-t)
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Cloths and Cassimeres,

Fancy Duck Drills, Farmers Satins and Herrin bone
Drills, French and American Cottonades Denim Coat
Checks, Biay Linens and the greatest variety Of
ings We ever had, Suspenders, Gloves Irish Linen all
grades real Marseillcs Counterpsnes Aendale Coun-
terpanes Padding, Sail Duck Sc
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS,

A OPTIONAL SUPPLIES. Just received a large
n stock q Cheap Trunks.
JOHN RAMAGE,
marriott ~ College street.
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Terms of Sale.
Boiler RiVets.
BIRD CAGES.

% KEGS Boiler Rives just received and for sal
~ by Qebl0) n u. DICKEY
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Hardware and Oueeusxyare.

Knives and Forks Pocket Knives and Pistols;
so crates Qucensware;
Buggy and Door Mats, doute aud single Crown Wrap
ping Paper:
Bed Cords, Plow Lines double and single barrel Shot
Guns, Pistols, &c.
This stock selected for this trade and consigned
"a MS 10 6e sold Ia the highest bidder for wha they
bring. Now Is your time "a make money. We have
large stock of Goods, bought for those concerned,
Which Wili Le ofered freely az his sale
Remember, Tuesday, March 23rd.
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Boots, Shoes, Sc, SC.
$4,000 WORTH


$4,000 WORTH
Finest and Best Clothing
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
super Cloth Goats; Fine nrab de Tie Coats;
Fine Cashmere Cats; Fine Farmer : Satin Goats:
Fine ALPACA Coats; Fine Fancy Cassinet Goats:
Fine Linen Duck Goats; Pine Grass Linen CoatS,
COttonadc Ginghams Linen Check, and plain brown
Linen Drilling Coats
All sorts Of Cashmere and Fancy Linen and Cottonade
Pants.
Velvet and Satin Marselles, Linen and German fancy
silk Vests;
Large Lot Of Linen Chntz and Marseies bosom Shirts
Hickory shirts;
Cotto
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500 REWARD!
M OR Sc ST N.

On Thursday night, about or s O'Clock, n
" some thief stole from my residence, In rTEA
Eigeneld, DARK BAY FILLN, two < -
years old thia spring some hair both sides of her
Jaws rubbed or other marks remembered
she tine animal. ! viii give s2S for the
recovery Of the mare and SIS for the arrest q the
thi-f HIRAM VAUGHN.
feb27-f
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MONEY FOR THE MILLION!
100000 for Five DOLLARS!
Only 1000 Numbers! {, 2S6 Prizes!
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO NINE TICKETS!
ONE TICKET CAN DRAW THREE PRIZEs!!
Registered Money Letters at our Risk!
Capital Prize, S3O,0OOH
ANDERSON s. SONS LOTTERY
HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Jasper Co. Academy Lottery!
BY authority of the State Of Georgia.

CLASS IL, DRAWS APRIL Isl, 1858,
CLASS NM, DRAWS APRIL 18TH, 1883,
In public, Macon, Ca under the superintcE
dence of L. c. BULKIEY and Jos. WATERMAN, Esqs.
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Just Received

r0 BARRELS Of ZINE APPLES;
tJO SO do. White Neshannock Potatoes;
so bales Of Hay; and for sale By
marlo-3t AkhsIkOhe q ".
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-07-15
Madison Water Cure.

THHIS INSTITUTION is delightfully."- situated on the
= South margin of Lake Menona, opposite and in full
view OF the city of Madison, and sufficiently removed
the public thoroughfares and business localities insure
undturbed quiet to the invalid The grounds comprising
about so acres beautifully unduating bordering the
Lake for more than half mile, covered with fine native
oaks and shrubbery, and the scenery in the vicinity
bracug every variety of landscape makes this the most
enchanting and lovely retrea: in the North West
The Buildings are large, elegant and comfortably furn-
shed and capable OF accommodating about patients
They are heated Throughout with steam the tenn
peraure in each be regulated with the
facility, thus rendering the establishment especially suita-
Bile for winter accommodation.
The dry clear and stimulating atmosphere of in erior
Wisconsin, is admiral ly adapted connection with the
course of treatment pursued at this Institution to benefit
the suffering invalid and all that close medical attention
proper and vigorous treatment and kind can avail to
restore to health those entrusted charge will be
eheerfuly and readily employed.
This Institution has been recently purchased
pretor, and reitted up style surpassed by any
similar establishment in this country, with the determine
ton to establish this Cure upon permanent basis and
make it truly
Model Water Cure Establishment,
Conducted strictly upon Hydropathc and Hygene prnei.
Pies the proprietor pledges himself no pains or ex-
pence shall be spared to promote the health comfort
those visiting the Cure The Medical department under
the charge OF Dr. S. NJ LANDS, formerly of Philadelphia
who having had eight experience Water Cure
system, is fully competent to take charge the Medical
Department
limited number Of Boa riders admitted.
EB Daily Lectures to Students. For further particli-
lars address MADISON WATER CURE, Madison, Wis
consll. 6ui49