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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-02

Whole Tickets SO; Halves S5i Quarters Ss-5Ol
Certificate Packages the Scheme to be drawn on
each Wednesday, will sold the following rates. Whchs the
risk:
Certificate Of Package Of 96 Whole Tickets Sl49 80
do do 96 Half do ~ -
do do Sc Quarter do 81 81
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the amount money address for Whist you sho
purchase Lottery il which wsh it invested and
whether you Wish Wholes, Halves Quartsr Eight on
receipt which, send what Ore by hlst MALL together
with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing Printed Drawing, certified TO
By the Commissioner, will be sent. with an Explanation
II Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, aud
give the Of their Post Once, County and State
| Accommodation strictly confidential.
All prizes $1,000 and under, raid Immediately after the
drawing. Other prizes at the usual time Of 40 days
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IL "a x "a M >
BULLETIN OF mIsoELLANEOUs
R q q * s.
The Tenant House.
Acadia, A noHth sal9us ne Blue Noes
Love, b NIrHEIsI.
woman,
Reality, By Ma TOlHII
The Yagabond, b. BfDE.c.
The Rangers or T0Fy's Daughter.
The Old stone Mansion.
The Autobiography OF a JOurneyman
PErErzH
The Torch-LiEhts or Through the Wood.
Notes ON North kmeEiest. 3 vols. ..s1a
Aspen CouEt, By sHlaLEY BRoozs.
"A Life struggles BY Kiss P1EnoE-
Adventures OF JOhnathan Homebred.
The Bertruns, Novel
adventures Of q Rowing DfplOmaffst.
The Romance Ofa EO0r Young Man.
Arabian Days entertainments
Life Sketches from Common Pmths.
Mrss Slimminss Window.
Frahk Elliott, Or WeIisin the Dsssrt
Forty Years in she EgtIdsrness OF Pills
and P0Esers
Peep az the Pilgrims.
The Mill on the Floss.
The Hills OF Shuttemue.
Mimic Lifes BY An cozA RI1car.
Marriage Lottery.
Lucy Bartous By FEzD Fo1fo.
Constantly in receipt Of al new pusiiAtions.
r.. HAGAN,
may9-d No ~ COLLEGE street
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GAPHAL PRIZE
s. L o O > o o o Il

WOOD, EDDY & Co., Managers.
The Manages omees are located imng,on delaware, and
St. Louis Missouri.
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NUMBER So.
Great Fire atDanrllle- XVI
w. B. DODDs g. cos
CONCRETE SAFES FRIUmPHzS'T7.
1Asvl.lE ~, March 8, Isso-

1Asvl.lz K7., March 9, Isso.
MzssHH- ". B. DouBs & Co., CIscusarr
GEsThs sie purchased from yo1 sons tine since vas
severely tested b. The recent Gre ID mis- place, and Hs
are happy 70 sag il stood o equal e representations
Jon made rs when Parchas Our store roor m Ehic s
safe stood, vas totally destroyed y the Gre TIE ll ZEN inc
the cellar and vas covered BY the buniBg n but upen get
ns out and evening We oune every PAPER safe oneof
them scoTshsd deiaed IN any way We take pieatue In
bearing this tessmonyt to ne oesnt aay Of ne aies nan
ufaetursd AZ you ssfablshment. Yours,
lsignsdl T-J. sHISDELBOEER
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srore ggOuse Lots for sale.
PnhIic NOtice.

FvERAT vv desirable Lots fer the erection Of business
~ bonsss on college st-et, between Church and Broad.
~ IL - J & W BROWN,
aPrSS1 441S Cherry street
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Magnificent Schemes
will drawn public under the supentendence Of Sworn
Commissioners, appointed by the Governor
WOOD, EDDY a. cos LOTTERY,
Glass No si2 Draws saturday, June 80, go.
IS Nambers-1s Drawn Ballots.
nnn C.ranh CnnitnI Prize Of = -sInO.nOo
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10 nnrreanondsnr.

It viii save US great deal unnecessy friends
IN writing u.s. wis bea IN mir thefolloWing rules.
AlWay5 give the date, Post Once, county and state IN the BODY
Of your etc-.
II you wish the Paper changed from ece to another give
both Offices in full.
If you business and other naerss write separate
sheets Of paper. or different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and Communications solicited upon a such facts
and subjects as may information interest 10 he pubc
Anonymous communications ofHhatever eharact viii receive
nos itenton
Correspondents should write only one side Of the =
We cannot undertake to return rejected
All letters on business should Be directed to Messs J.
GRIFFITH co. and not personally 70 either Of the Pro
pristora
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FoE.y-slghl Hour. = II 80.


SEssEs- WH. B. DoDBs 4 Co, clEonslTi
6EsTLnEAt The tine ef ths IRE uhah oscnrsd h oar
town 2ad Februas We had one o. your SAFES In oar bu.
house. containing valuable paper bank notes Ee Ths are oe
CURED On e Afternoon Of The 2i and We did not rmsrs oar
sa ira tie buznin ruin m s Afternoon ofths 2l1 eonss-
qusnty it vas buried IL The baug mbe lsr about forty.
eight hours In tie cellar dreoy below uhes TIE sss sooi
efe considerable ol q lard and several cass q no
ssses and the safe is into iof eouss H vas saseed %
powerful heat When rsmo1sd q RUBBISH from DE f &c va
AL5loSE HED-HOTs with large bed of5urniaz soais
81 aFoundit nPEisinsit up discovered tha. ne ss one
Of he hinges had been hosns thai corner o. ous q s
doors Dropped Oh As-sby aoVrga good d o 70 psne
traeas far as the insis doors Bat he fe fsn With as
door down. h a in measure proected We deem It due
you 70 state further that the oua doors we're not Locked ii
they had the door could not hare n opeu even oush Dc
hinge vas broken. Wien opened the safe We found the pa
Pers, hank notes, &C., ali secure.
very respectfully yours,
lsgnedI G. ". WEIGH GO.
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JAMES LOW g. Co.
AIS Main Street Louisville Ay'

10 uASAlA 81 CCsS AOtAASh AAAC' n >
HATE RECEIHED AND FOR SALE
q CASES super Brown Linen Drill;
'' Fancy do do;
" Black Italian CLOTH
4" Drab do 60;
2j F" Cottonades, asso ted hran1si
Higers Black Cloth, assorted
- Doeskin, do
400 dozen corded border linen Handkerchiesi
$50 " Hemstitched do doi
50 g Embroidered do do
so piecs Poult de Sole silksi
100 +" Fancy Dress do
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
TIME TABLE.
COMmENCENG SUNDAY APRIL %, 1860
Going SOuths
Leave Nashville l:45 NJ arrive Columbia 7:O5 NJ.
Leave Nashville PISS A. arrive at Columbia 535 b.
Going North.
Lesve Columbia 7:l0 A N, arrive at Nashville 10 n.
Leave Columbia I.45 ? NJ, arrive at Nashville NJ.
FHVHF Morning Train going South connects with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur fI
The Evening Train going nth connscs at Columbia win
Train to Mount Plessa3t and PULASKI.
The Evening going North makes close connection at
Nashville Louisville and Nashville Railroad from and after
Morday, May h, Louisville and all Eastern cities But
train Sunday. W ON. PERk1NSs
mayi-lm ePB&z Superintendent.
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Notice 10 Contractors.

tEALED Proposals. for building Freight Depot at Clarks.
= vile, for Memphis GAINESVILLE and louisville Railroad
Company be recsd by The undersigned until the first day
n ne 1860 building be Of brick, 60 b. $50, and will
n about BRICK and about 500 yards ofsone Plans
and peRcatons the building may bseen at this Office and
after the 18th day Of May.
GEO. B. FLEECE, Chief Engineer.
Engineers ones, NJ & LR R, Clarksvile.
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THE PUnLIC ACTs.
MALT.

personF wishing TO procure copies OF the Public Acts OF =
LEGISLATURE lust closed obtain them by appyirg al this
zee or 70 the Secretary OF State there are few copies
st 81 60 per y aptIt-u
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t1AAHlilEs Ay.i March 2 ld31-
MEssEs. ". B DsDns 4 Co., ClserUA1r
DEAR sms-TLs safe purchased o. you in september last
has sstood the great which scsasd IN our town On he sld
February sElsudt had lrg aouat Of nsto1 rscapts
&C. in IT, before The Guiding burned too The tutpat
in sOas sheets Of PAPER, and uPon opening sns s har
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-02
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
S g

To Baltimore, philadelphia New York
and Boston, and the only Road 20
Warrington City
OENTRAL OHIO AND BALTIMORE AND
OHIO RAILROADS terminate at Baltimore and Washing
City the East and Columbus the West at which places
it with Railroads for and from all points in the
West, Southwest and Northwest.
Passengers By this Route visit the cities Of Baltimore
phhepha New Yerk Boston, the cost Of ticket to New
York Boston alone By other lines
Through Tickets also be procured via Washington City to
the Eastern cities addCEal charge OF 81 only,
Sleeping attached to all night trains.
Tickets good until with the privilege Ct stopping of at
all principal points. r. 81. - 81 =
Business and Travellers for pleasure or information,
visit all the Eastern Cities at comparatively small expense
The scenery cebrael for wonderful eauty ald submy;
unequaled world. system Of day and night rask
poce its splendid eq1pment its exclusive telegraph nes its
large Of double track its ne hotels under The surTe
lance the CompanyO to the passengers speed safety
and comfsrt.
Thro1Fh Tickets and Baggage Checks be procured at all
the principal Railroad and Steamboat Offices in the West
Ask for tickets via the Baltimore AID Ohio Ralrocd.
W. smith, Master Transportation * 0 z r.
L. n. COLE General Ticket Agent, B & o r.
Z =. FULLER, Gen'l Western agent, & o RR.
II. g. JEWETT, Pres't, 3 R..
J. ". BROWN, Gen'l Ticket Agent, OR R.
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Fresh Corn Meal,

TEyFE subs-riSer made arrangements With enc o. ae
most mills in Ktntncky for regular weekly SUP
rs of Family receiv SO bushels, which ne
cersto the cy slight sdvan over cost and carriage
A JENkiNs,
,,,u IL Market street.
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rAsEEvrLLE AND CHATTANOOGA h. r.
FJEW
CHANGE OF sCHEia tA4E.
$3.50 ON Gs1D ATTER
SuNnav. APRIL 29ths IseOs
- 77-sf5.. Fast isna viii run as folloWs=
GOING EAST.
1ssv.s,,sbyiiis isat4A N and 3PM
Ev-ive Al Chattenooga 1850 n AID I:45 II.
COMING WEST,
rs.,e Chattanooga at 7:s0A n and 7.3O P II.
Arrive a Nashville at n and A n.
IL m connection and shortest route Boston, New York,
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmon
Persbu urg, Lyncburg Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston,
Mantgomery, Mem his New Orleans, &c.
Both connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, and at Chattanooga with Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through IcEes may be had At any hour application 70
Ticket Agent at Office st Depot, to the following places and
At the following prices, Wis;
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.tf D fo- -saisbv D DICKEY
OmSvf7 ~ Market street
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70 an erder OF the Board Of Directory Of the
planters BANK Of Tennessee made this 10Th day Of May,
ls0 election wiz be he'd by the SoekhodeT at the BanSr
& - re "a dav Of July next, being the first Monday,
~ stan whether they will accept or reject the new charter
sne5 si Bank the Tenn GeslatnIe a. Us session OF
iS5g6O. By order OF the Board u Wa, II,
Nashville Nav II. God till julyS NAsnleI.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-02

Both naried and single, bat efPeeIaIIy Aotlersi sho
Keen on hand supplyo OF
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-07-26

to republish Its articles on q Compromise"
addressed to the know nothings in 1856,
as quite applicable to the democratic fac
/ tions now If he wrote the truth then,
it is quite clear that compromises are
cheats, and that either the Bleckites are
trying to cheat the Douglasites, or the lat
ter the former:
"This movement is made on the ground of
great devotion to certain peculiar doctrines
of Judge Douglas. Does the representative
of the National Committee from this State do
it for such reasons He has opposed the
doctrine for two years past with all the abili-
ty he possessed, during all that time he claim
ed to be devotee of Mr.. Buchanan and was
familiar pet Of the Administration at Wash
| ington. During this time, too, he was distin-
guished for the bitterness, the vileness, the
indecency and yulgarity of his abuse of
Judge Douglas leading friends in this State,
through the columns of the Harrisburg Pat
riot and Union, Of which he was then editor
and proprietor. There are few Of Judge
Douglas leading friends in the State whom
he did not insult through his columns, not on
ly by the grossness of his personalities, but
by charging and insinuating the graVest
crimes against them. Now he comes forward
and asks that the party may be divided,
Judge Douglas, Gen. Foster, all the Demo
cratic nominees, and the party itself, defeat
ed, in order to vindicate the personal honor
and the measures of the men he has so saw
agely abused and opposed?? Whoever is
blinded by such conduct is surely dull of
sight.
The only reason for forming another elecior-
al ticke5-is the desire Of a te,O disappointed
and cindtctire men 10 gtce the r0te Of THIS State
to Lincoln, aoho hare not tie nerre to support
him directly"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-07-26
The Patent Democracy.

There Is but one faint glimmcr of hope
with which the discordant elements of pat
ent democracy now console themselves, and
that Is that sufficient number Of old line
wings and others may be mustered togeth-
er either in New York or PENNSYLVANIA
who, by their support Of Bell and Everett,
might prevent the direct election of Lin
coin and Hamlin, and thus throw the pres
idency into the House. As an old whio.
John Bell IN our opinion stood by the side
Of Crittenden and other patriotic men who
through long years fought the common en-
emy OF our illustrious leader, Henry Clay;
but John Bell, in 1854, voted for the re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise, thus open
ing the slavery agitation which has ever
since convulsed this country, and aiding to
destroy what Henry Clay had battled for
from 1920 to the day Of his death. Ed
ward Everett was once a whig-what is he
now! Why year or so ago he almost en-
dorSed the infamous acts Of James Buchan-
ans administration Let all such men
pause and reflect We neither endorse
nor approve the Chicago Platform in all its
parts, but we do endorse its candidates.
Their election will do more to qutet slareyv
agitation and put doun the dtsuaion
traitors an the South, who are now and
have been injecting the southern people
with the idea of establishing a Southern
Confederacy, than anything that could oc-
cur. Their election will ENSURE THE PAS
SAGE OF A SOUND TARIFF BILL giving
Protection to Pennsylvania Industry in
common with other sections-for by their
votes in the House and Senate on that
question the Republicans have bound them.
selves to aid the representatives of the
Peoples Party of this and other States to
pass such bill. Their election will put
stop to the foul corruptions which have
IN time of peace, increased the exnend;.
lures of our government from fifty to from
eighty to one hundred millions of dollars
per annum, and effect other changes impor.
tant to the wellbeing of our country. These
aside from anght else, are cogent reasons
enough for all patriotic men to lay aside
prejudiees Of all kinds, and vote for those
most likely to succeed, even if they do moi
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-07-26
aea-The Democrat wants US to publish the

aA.The Democrat wants US to publish the
names of the members of Congress who voted
for or against the tariff bill. If its denial
of our figures is worth anything let it pub,
lish the names in detail, and classify them.
To any one desirous of seeing the vote in full,
we have only to say, call at the Gazette Office
and see the Congressional Globe.
Turpentjne for Snake Bites-Henry Jen-
nings af Masontown, Pa, knows of the ap-
plication Of turpentine to the bite of the cop
per head and rattle snake having been follow
ed by speedy cures. A lady of his acquain-
tance, who was bitten by rattle snake, was
cured by it; as also was a man who had been
bitten by copper-head. The turpentine
shoald be put in a bottle, and the mouth be-
ing placed over the spot, the liquid is brought
directly in contact with the wound by inver
ting the bottle, and should be held there IN
til relief is obtained. A complete alienation
of pain has been known to ensue in less than
a quarter Of an hour
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-07-26
Catarrh, Catarrh, Catarrh, Catarrh.
What is itP H0aC Cuyed2

Thousands of people suffer all sorts of ANNOYANCE
from Catarrh. Most people know what its inconveni
enee and results are yet but few know how it can be
cured 1t Is simply chronic irritation and often en-
largement of folcles and consequent thickeninS of
the mucous membrance, lining the nasal cayitiTes.
Irohtal sinuses, and sometimes extending into the
throat and lungs From this result tghtness and Of
ten vertigo OF the head, obstructed nose or prOfse
now OF mucus, loss of SMELL nasal voice and often
impaired hearing and taste.
The od-sehool remedies have never been able tn do
any thing for it. Nasal injections and inhaations are
as painful and expensive as they are generally worth
less. Yet HUMPHREYS CATARRH SPECIFIC simple S1ar
t1 taken two or three times per day, promptly cnges
the mlder cases. at all colds i'm the hood
and radically cures by persevering use the most OBJ
stnate cases. as Is proved by the experience Of bnn
PER BOX. Of1-N 10
n B.-A full set of Humphreys Horoeonatb;o cro
cites with Book of Directions, and twenty different
Remedies, IN large yials, morocco case IS ditto in
plain case, 81; case of fifteen boxes. and Boo 80
Single boxes, rs cents and so cents ' ~-'
Ihese Remedies by the single box or case ora san+
by mail or express free Of charge, any address on
receipt of the price. Address -e' on
Dr.. F. HUMPHREYS & CO.
r, - No 562 Broadway, New York
CHARLES RITZ Wholesale and RetqH A0ent foc
A0!'E'' and rclHI and druggists and stores geaerqI
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-07-26
Notices Of New Advertisements.

Our neighbors who are sending their daugh,
ters to other points for an education, are re
ferred to the advertisement of the Harrisburg
Female Seminary under charge of an accom-
phshed lady and Board of Trustees Of the
highest standing.
Meyer Frank has repurchased the store for
merly kept by him, and will continue busi-
ness at the old stand
F. G. Franciscas is agent for the Harris
burg Nail Company.
The Bridge Company has declared divi-
dend of FIVE per cent.
An Auditors notice
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-07-26
ss%The Pittsburp (Pa

ss-The Pittsburg (Pa,SY, )ronicle i,.;.
ates that young Brady, recently parso,., ,s'o'
of the Western Penitentiary BY Gor... WV wy
Packer, under the belief that he was - :; u''
last stage of consumption, is in pr,,r = 'u'
health, having since his liberation s,.oa, ~,
a Dutch ball, and spent the night in d... ,.'s
and drinking. He had better keen ~ ~, "a
outside of the Jail in future. ".s
neA~A mechanic in Islington, England ,,
recently made burning, glass three a.. .'.'
diameter, by which steel, flint, and eron :, u
tina, it is said. have been melted br -. pa
trating the rays of the sun upon them. 0 T.
ing to its great size, it has attracted IL,
tieo of several societies devoted to scierna -, =.
art "1
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-07-26

saTA fishing party of five persons among
the Thousand Islands" caught in four DAYS
about ton of pickerel. The headquarters
of the party were at Alexandria Bay, and
they speak in the highest terms of the adyau-
tages of that place for fishing.
seA-An ARRAY occurred in Philadelphia on
Saturday evening between boatman named
Cameron and gang of rowdies known as the
ochuylkill rangers, during which Cameron
shot two or three of the gang, and accident.
ally wounded a citizen who had come to
his rescue.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-07-26
Home Book of Health and Medicine.

AFAMIil DOCTOR embracing the laws and means of
IiysIcal Culture, adapted 70 practical use Laws of
Digestion Breathing Ventilation, uses Of the Lungs,
NlTtulaJion and Renovation, Laws and Diseases of
the Skin, Bathing. Clothing. Temperature. Food and
Cooking, Poison, Exercise and Rest. etc. etc I5gtr
To prersHt CyaSaHpt}GR with general opinions and i-
rcctlons conducive TO long and healthy life. and
marks relative to the Right of Physicians. hv
W. A. Acott, NJ. D., with thiTty-one illustrations.
One volume, l2mO, 800 pp- handsomely bound in
cloth. Price Sl.00. And upon receipt of the price
and q cents additional for Postage, a copy Of the
book, together with handsome present. worth from
30 cents to 500, will be sent to any address in the
United States.
From the American Presbyterian, PHILADELPHIA
This is valuable treatise on the preservation and
culture Of health. 1t contains the substance
OF a course OF popular lectures. prepared by
heS and eXtravagancies. II teaches US how may
avoid the too constant of medicines and nOStrums
and when It may be proper 10 consult and employ
physician 1t contains gerv many valuable and prac-
teal suggestions on the various subjects spoken of in
the title page. and may prove very useful book in all
families, not much 10 teach how to diseases.
To prevent their occurrence. The laws and means
OF physical culture adapted to practical laid
down IN manner within the comprehension of all.
Technicalities have been avoided. ana the rules and
observance Of all the laws simply eXempiitied.
work Of this character is essential to families.
particularly to young mothers, that few should be
without it.
The great number Of deaths among infants has al-
ready created an alarm in families. and reflections
have been made upon the failures Of physicians in
their attempt TO cure.
The philosophy diet iS one of the features of the
book and the causes of consumption important
This IS treated 10y the doctor in most striking
and original manner. and his means of how prevent
1t, are laid down in PLAN and unmsrakabIe language.
THIS portion OF tie volume 50 Important 10 the
100000 persons who are dying of consump-
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read with an interestwhich will eventually have most
desirable effect"
GEO. G. EVANS Publisher.
No. i39 Chestnut Street,