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The Numbers from 20 30 600. corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips
Of paper, encirccd with small tubes and placed
IN Wheei.
The hst ss7 Prizes similarly printed and encircled,
placed IN another wheel.
The wheels then reyolved, and a number 10
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and the same
time Prize n drawn from the other weei The Num-
ger and Prze drawn out opened aud exhibited 70
the audience, and registered by the Commissioners
The frtxe being placed against the Number drawn.
Tins operation repeated until ali tie Prizes drawn
out 10 r
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
tbs fRU succeeding Numbers 10 those dra wing the
Prizes VIII be entitled the - Approximation Pri-
zes- Dor example rcket No Il250 draws the s70,-
90 Prize, those Tickets numbered ll24s 1893 ll251
1889, viii each be entitled $500 II Tcket No. $50
draws the $50 600 Prize those Tickets numbered SIS
sac, $50 SOL $50 viii each be entitled $500 and 80
according % the above scheme. +.
The 5000 Prizes Of $50 wfll be determined ~
te Ast figure u tbs Number that dna~s the SO ESQ
Priss- for eKAmEis, the Number drawing the s70,-
00o PRIZE ends with No. l. then all the tickets where
The number ends IN !, viii be entiiled so n the
Number ends with No. :. then all he nckeis where
the Number encs IN ~i be entitled 70 so and 80 on
70 o.
Certificates Of Packages WI be sold al The fol-
lowing rates @hlch Il the ftzk
Certificates a Package q 10 Whole Tickets ESQ
!. q 10 Half - 90
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EWIN, PENDLETON & CO.,
Agents, Nashville
NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIDRoAD

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA hAlDROAD I
MACHINE SHOP, Jan. %, 1858. I
This will certify that we are using the Paraffine
CannelCoal Oil made by the Union Coal and Oil Com
pany Maysyille KY, in our Machine shop on the
locomotives the road and have tested the Oil very
carefully 10 discover its qualities entirely
WINGED II is very fine OF for machinery and that one
gallon Of this Oil fully equal to two gallons of the
best Lard OIL 1t beng entirely free from gum our ma
chnery will run with less power than with any Oil We
have used. Although the Oil has thin appearance
has alubricatng body superior any OIL n ordinary
use and II is well adapted To Railroads.
{. b. KNOWLES, Master Mechanic,
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
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Mr.. Knowles is Master of Machinery of our Road and
a reliable man III whose statements would confde.
V. X. STEVENSON, President,
Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad
II. |. ANDERSON,
Superintendent of n. x c. R. r.
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s2l4,4s6 IS
Directors.

Directors.
GEORGE H HART,
F. p. ROSS, Merchant,
A. C. CATTELL, Firm OF Chambers Cattell,
JOSEPH EDWARDS, Merchant,
JOHN G, DALE, Agent Liverpool and Phiade-
phia Steam ship Company,
FOSTER S. PERKINS, Merchant.
Hon. HENRY NJ. FULLER, President Montour
e. W. BAILEY. of Bailey & Co.
ANDREW r. CHAMBERS Banker
J. L. P0MER0Y, Merchant,
CHARLES G. INLAY, Cash State Savings Bank.
Fl. r. COGGSHALL,
SAMUEL JONES
GEORGE H HART, President.
F. p. ROSS, Vice President.
II. R. CoGGsIAIL, Secretary and Treasurer.
S. II. BUTLER, Assistant Secretary.
CITY AND COUNT OFPHILADELPHL4, /
STATE OF PENNSYLVANLA. !
GEORGE H. HART President and HENRY r. CoGG-
pany, do depose and say, and each for himself says,
that the foregoing the best Of their
GEORGE H. HART.
IL r. COGGSHALI.
Subscribed and sworn before me- this first day OF
February, A. ID. 1855
JOHN b. KIEMEY, Alderman,
and Justice Of the Peace.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Com1troUer's Office,
NASHVILLE, Feb. II, 1855.
This is 20 certify that the Quaker Cy Insurance Co,
located Philadelphia in the State of Pennsylvania
has complied with all The requirements of passed
March 1856 entitled An Act regulate the agen-
cies of Insurance Companies not incorporated by the
State of Tennessee ard that JosETH NASH is the lie
gay authorized Agent Of said Company in the town OF
J. G LUTrREIL Comptroller
The subscriber continues TO issue Policies in the
above reliable Company at fair rates
febl3-3w JOSEPH NASH, Agent.
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1858. ]. ii. McGill. 1858.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S

SESI bUIIONS.
IIAvING replenished my stock Of shell, Cameo and
i l. Stone Vest and Sleeve Buttons | Will sell them
cheap for cash. j. Ii. McGIII-
Jan. l2-f
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PERFUMERY,
Kid. Silk. Cloth, and Buckskin Gloves.
silk and Satin Ties, Searfs, and Crayats.

lust To hand, choice lot Of best quality Of Glove
- embracing every color OF Kid, silk, Cloth, Buc
skin, etc. jan22-tf1 j. III. MCGIllA
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Randusia Seminary.

ION the Gallatin Pike, 2 miles from Nashville.)
A Optional Boarding Pupils be received into
N this Institution to nil vacancies that have recently
occurred Additional day Pupils also be received.
Application should be made Immediately. The session
commenced the LIST Of September, 1857, and will
tinue 10 the LIST Of july 1855 For terms &c., apply
either to the Principal at the Seminary " d. Cross
Attorney at Law, at his office, No - Deaderck street
febl-lm<- NATHI- CROSS.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL of the S. S. HAMMONIA.

New YoRK, July 80.
The S. S Hammonia arrived this P. N. with
Southampton dates of the 18th, and London pa
pers OF the nth COusols at P. n. on Saturday
were 95 3-Sa95 2; money 50 l-4ag5 l-2 Tor the
5th of August There is very little news.
The Ottoman Government decides the punish
ment it is to inict on the authors Of the massacre
Jedds offers, it IS said, 10000 francs to the fAm-
lies of the English and French COnsuls who were
assasSinated.
Preparations were making for the grand fete
throughout France on NapOleOn's birthday, 18th
August.
The Liberal lealers of Spain have issued 8 man
ifesto in favor Of the O'DOnnell Government The
Paris correspondent Of the Audburgh Gsttse says
that diplomatic relations would probably have been
renewed between England and Naples had L not
been for the French Government misunder-
standing was reported between Austria and the
Roman Catholic hierarchy.
On the Sth hOstilities recommended between The
MuSselmen ard Rodglists in BOdnia, and 10 less
less than 5000 Christians crossed the frontier into
Austrian Crotia-
Two violent conflicts are rumOred al warsaw
Il is publicly related that there viii soon be q
general rising in European Turkey, aud the pres
enee Of so large Russian force in Poland Is salu 70
be 10 cOunteraet the influence OF Austria.
The Russians had received severe checks ID
Dlghestan and Legistan; after storming some I'M
portant defles they were surprised by the Clrcas
cassians aud lost $500 men aud guns and retreai-
ed in great disorder.
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Police COUET-The cases Of James Nay
and Emma Depue. petit larceny, were cOntin-
ued John Brady ank Susan Butler, lswd con-
duct, were each fined five dollars and costs /;
Julia Cassaman and George MundY, drunk, each
fined three dollars and costs Good Smith, bad
Smith would be truer.) keeping disorderly
house, case continued; Amos COe, assault and
battery. case continued; Mary Ann Bell and
Eliza Kelley, lewd conversation, cases con
tinued; Harry McGrevey, assault with intent to
Kill, case continued; Agnes Thompson, disturb
ance, discharged.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NV IVHAf ~tIIJ N1s
The friends Of Gerrit Smith held preliminary
meeting at PetersbOrO' on Mednssd~T' 80 make AZ
ranpemeuts for the Convention called at Syracuse
neXi week. Mr.. Smith was present and addressed
the meeting He announced bis intention 20 accept
the Syracuse nomination, provided the Conven-
ton making il should be large one, and he has
reason TO believe it an earnest movement but 10
reject it if the Convention should prove small aud
lacking in earnestness and devotion to the great
on, NStion of anti-slavery.
JAS Kelley was hung this P. NJ. for the murder
n hiu
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"TAKEN IN AND DONE FOR"-One James
Mayo, good natured Irishman who lives out
West somewhere, came into the city one day
this week with good suit of clothes on his
back and one hundred and sixty dollars
in his pocket. He weat on spree, his money
was stolen, and his clothes taken from him. In
this destitute and Penniless condition, James
Mayo last night applied 10 City Prison Keeper
Jordan for shelter, saying that " he was afraid
harm might come to him if he slept out of
doors" So James Mayo was locked up, and so
much for whiskyI
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PERsoNAL.-AmOng the arrivals at the Amer.
lean yesterday were Judge Carter and lady, of
Cincinnati; A E TiltoD, of New York Geo.
b Limehill and r. Cox, Jr, of Cincinnati; /;
John b. Page, of Ashtabuia; Hiram Greiner,
of Salem: D. n Greenleaf, of St Louis.
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cASaDIAN AFFAIRS.

IORoNros July 80
George Brown, leader Ofthe Opposition, was yes
terdav Entrusted by tbe G GNvernor General with the
formation of the new ministry. he has not yet sne-
ceeded in completing the iml' l'orianL uuIy; Inc
House Ilet this p NJ. II asked turther aaloarn-
ment until Monday in order to alloy Mr.. Brown
time to accomplish his task. Great excitement
prevails in political circles.
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UNHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
u TIE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTEDI
M u. sOLOMONsON.

PRAcTcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAS,
Kes the largest Of the most approved kinds oi
SPEcTAcLES Allhis glasses, whether Tor near OF far
sighted ground under his inspection by machine
~ construction with the greatest care 50 as 10
suit the eyes in al cases. curing Weakness. Dzsarss or
Inflammation o Esss, and impaTtng strength ios ong
reading fine sewing
II ". II. SolOm9nsoH would here inform the pubAe
that he employs any In the sale Of his lenses
" Also splendid assortment oi SPY GLASSES, MI
CROSCOPEs CONPASSES. kc keyt "a, hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain. rs perfect as na-uIai-
G-Oace - Superior street under the American Hotel
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scRoFULA CURED.

FAENoNr, San11SkY Co, Nav. 10
DE- TUBEs-Desr SIR Hoping 20 assist you IN The good
Tk you are dotrg and a the time cheer and hen
Ell oespqndlng inv lids. give the facts Of nv es case
In ls51 she nt not1ce swelling the SIDE Of her uec
We propt Iesorted 10 treatment hut growth as "a
arrested Other tIied repeated and auosf
uucen-y. but Nlho1t avail the sze increased urf
March. y whsn Il proec ed hefoud the face constnf
deiormy Having giving the best phvSc ans IN lie
COUNTY nearly three t1la and all tins lime becoming
she entirely discouraged. and was only n
he persuasion OF irlcnds that she called fs time
Amer IakInz your remedies three four months c1nT
u0iicahle, which went until the tuur w. ,nfr
removed and her genetal health fully reslorei For Two
past her health has been eKeeIlslt aud moi sn
tom Oi Scroiaa manifested itself.
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lObpsifialIs & 5nrgeons.
) MOTION. N. D..-Physopat6ic

% MORTON, NJ. D.,-PhysOpathic
Eelectic Physician and Surgeon p Iess5s Of MID
w = - located himself n this place. IS ready 20 at
=. his Profession, either AZ his Office u
their private dSels 5s ~ saiI a. SsIs eSsus Sd "a
r TeeeS ma patients cure them but simply removes
he cbslTucons stimulates Zones up me system y
as. eS I with diseases Of the Liver. Lungs Kill
neys, spleen, NeuraSia ln1 mat on N he
Aeie OF Chronicl Loss o. AnpeiIis, S1sctioss
Stomach. Consti2ail9a q ths boSels Bo1s Fi-snI.e
~. 49, - ~ rlronse or long SANDING
isaseS diseases peculiar 10 the female SEX such a. su
"A III ssIi His nloie Of Treatment also completely
ADAPTED 70 Diseases ufChildren .,,.f 10,
Fevr ard Ague Cholera -AOrbus Dysenteiy and
DiarIhoea. Coc, Cram Lockiaw fits and
- ~ Is also prepared to treat success fully FEyERS
ofthe types together with All other ioEm o acute
hui facts deducted from tweugnve ears On the Reform Or
New School System u Pratee and Thorough reading %
rraduafe from the old and schools Of Medi,ine m
Dr. D. vii kee2 4e1si@nts ~ - On aaea an. Io = y ~
ifnctures aud srups, such usually sept N bone
Eclscfc and ho Dr1s $ orss Also al o. the
pared hF himself Remedial Aeeats. among winch are
he oigwas yiz c,nRSasd SIgP y We Nsnqsies
Ee; Anfi-B 0us Pills exclusively for he Liver. Sangttye
Bers Anti Dyspe sc 9sders loo, Aens D.ops "a ~
weak Srand T1amed Eyes Canker Medicine for Can-
ksr95 ssio s s er Sashs csis Broachiiis
Cousumptou and all Diseases OF the Lungs hhumailc
Liumsat or PAN klsr Superior s5 20 any 59S n
edy for the Choers; MotheTs Cordal Or Fenae fnend
~ ii particular Attention wiIlbe paid IN treat
ing all old Chronic and Private Disease 70 cleanse the
blosj Of an the morbid humos Dr. NJ does pretend 10
riSs me dead he does clam that he all
sbe Diseases and that considered incurable-
Ohee. Eo. ies g. LoTaia 81 Residence, No 10 Church
rEPs. Or. Il. would ssy that he can give One stu
deaf g0od chance his Oce read Medicine and iis
i var
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TEMPERANCE MKETISe.-There will be tenn
peranee meeting at Sons q: Temperance Hall
at half past two O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
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FOR BUFFALo-We learn that the steamer
FOrsst Queen will make her first trip from
Cleveland to Buffalo on Monday evening next
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VIII TRUTa C0MMAND ATTENTION
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL. AND BEsf N THE WORLDl
All others limitations and should be avoided, If
you wish 10 escape ridcule
GRAY, RED. Or RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without least
injury 10 Hair skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded own Bachelor 1888 and 500
applications have the Iiair his patrons OF
lis famous Dye.
VIVA. BATCHELORs HAIR DY :: pro,laess color
not 10 be distinguished from nature. and wAEkASTED
70 njuresa the esst however loag may be contin-
ued an III effects OF Bal ssrenz5isI the Hair
ysorated for life hy this spleudid Dye.
Aade sold applied tn private rooms, al the Wig Fac
I33 Broadway, y. Y.
Cs The Genuine has the and address upon steel
engraying on four sides OF each Box Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.


Prepared Jy Cornelius L. Chcesenan, N. d.
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination ofinedien's in these Pills the
suit of long asd extensive practice They mild in
their operafi n and certain correcting all irregularities
Painful Menst-uations removing all obstrucion, whether
from cold otherwise hsadsehe paia The sids, palpa
OF the heart. whites all affections, hJstercs
faigue pain the back and hmhs, &C. disturbed sleep
which arises from iaterru1tion OF nature
TO MARRIED LADIES.
TT Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable they w.u bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have been
disappointed the OF ether Pills psos me utmost
confidence IN Dr. Chceseuia FIIIs doing all tzl they
represent to do
NOTICE.
Ters Is OHs ecaaion Of female sgsea ic fe Pills
caaa0f Be fate uifaouf produciag PECULIAR RESULT
The condition refsrred 10 Is PREGNANcY-fse rssHlf
MISCARRIAGE SHch the iTTesisa5is feaaeny q fie
ed!eise fse serz1i taons 70 a0rli eoaiifoH
fsaf TIE reproductive p9i5er Of Hafle easH0f ress
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything in
jurisus Explicit directions which should be read
pany each box Price 81 by mail enclosing to
the general agent.
Sold by one Druggist in every town in the
United States.
r. B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent forthe United States.
nus ls5 Chambers ST.. New Y0-k.
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RETURSED.-Prof NEwBERRY, who has been
connected with the U. S. Exploring Expedition
to the Colorado, returned yesterday.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 3O-
The steamer Isabel, at Charleston, from Ha-
vana, reports that the sloop-of-war jamestown
was spoken of Havana with thirty or forty case
Of Chagres fever on board and that she was bound
to New York.
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WIGS ! WIGS I! WIGS! -!

BATCHELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, light. easy and durable
FI;tins a charm-no turning up bshnd-no shrinIing
On head indeed this Is he only Establishment where
these things are properly undeTs o, d and made.
% Broadway, New York
aps2d6wen2ol W. FISKE. Cleveland Ohio Agent.
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6KMEDICATED INHALATION.
The only successful means Of cure in COnsumptio
ID r. s. l. E SLIE,

PHYSICIAN FOR DISEASES OF
Il the Lungs. Mathews Block souh SIDE Of the Public
Square CleveAf d Ohio special attention 10 he
treatment cfConsupti0l Asthma BrOnc hiiis and an 9TH
erdIseaseses OF the Lungs and III by MEDICATF
INHALAIAtNS connection with proper internal rrme-
dies Dr. l. does not hesitate 10 asse that BY his system
relief nav BE obtained N all cases absolutely beyund
the reach OF remedies Persons II distance wishing 10
avail themseysof system OF practice by giving afu
satemeuf Of their IN writing have the auproprre
remedies with the Inhaler, all necessary direcfiors
sent to them BY Express Dr. Leslie VIII visit tafiens In
SECTION Of the country when desired For further par
ticulars address DR. S LESLIF
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HOSoRABLY DIscnARGED.-Lyman Williams
of Olmsted, who was arrested few weeks
since on charge of passing counterfeit coin,
was, upon investigation, promptly discharged
by the o. S. officers who held him in custody,
they failing to find any grounds for the com
plant Those who are acquainted with the
whole affair say that the charge was a sham,
got up by the man who made the complaint
for the purpose of gratifying his malice. Mr..
Williams is an old resident of 0lmsted, and has
always sustained good character, being a
hard-wOrking, honest, and in everyway respect
able, citizen We hope his acquaintance will
foregO this fling at his character
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: iHftNBY Surrrn1r

ANOTHEa.-Miss Mar IA Eatoa tnou Nrs Br,ybt 4 n
New Scvicley Beaver Co, Pa-ease very similar 10 The
ahoyewas cured syeTal ye2rs Has slncs married
bui not race OF the dISease dscoyerbe Ipon here
enid. Both enjoy fine health iulgeust
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EOR SALE.-Vaeant Lots-On Hnd.

IL GarIen, SC willie aud Napje SIS S,ms vsry ss
STEAM SAW AIILL-l5 m,lss bg h. r. iron, the CITY
adjoining Station, with large story dwelling and
GRIST .SfILL.-wATER PowER-whh a great fan
s.9nt' good dam and buildings and machinery good
LAKE sTNesr the Car shops. one and a-half sT5T7
% ACKESs-Oae mile irgu City line wezl, BY Plank
Sood sol Oae snd a-A1lf story frame house, barn
FOR SALE OK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROAD
700 soil aud well cultivated with nice cottage house
saIn orchard aud yrei, q fruit and shade trees-asO
e3asid on @ dsyahls part n other good property.
WISCoNSiN-A large amount Of lands we'll situated 10
CEDAR sT.--Nsar Perry-A vacant lot i05 Il ffnaf3to
sell or exchange for small house and lot Superior
wARRENsvlLLE-l22 Acres near the center. with
goo house barn. orchard, kcto exchangs good
jus -. ROUSE q JENNINGS. 80 Superior St.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
A GRISr AND SAW MILL-water Power and abund-
Sation, IN god crler and doing good business
a 4ACRES-Near The Lake Shirs4s miles from Tn. IA
Staon sui rch sandy ioa1; abundance OF fruit OF al
klads and y acres tiHaer Viii take Western lands
sT0BEs DWELLING ard LoT-wen located in a de-
sirale part Of The city; 20 exchange a small farm
CASE AVENUE-A cottage house with large 10, and
hne VARIETY Of fruit trees and vines exchange
I5e SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
FANA STOCK nd Vacant Lots eIchange fsr a small
farm near the city hDuse and lot welOcatsdn
AT EUCLID STATION % acrss of lsni-soil black.
sandy loam under ne cultivation, with Al undance Of
ehoiee fruIt and timber; dwellings barns
nile HeT OF is Sati0a; rich lOaHy soil TO exchange
70 kCRES IN wiLLoUGHBY-Oat the Lake shore
Good soll sud vel improved with stream OF veri and
HURON cO.-Fam OF 10 acres u mile from R. R.
Siaiion; good house and bara. orchard. &c we'll
properly