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Take Notice.
A IX persons indebted to the undersigned, ei
ther at his Store in town, or in Sweet watel
Valley, are earnestly requested to tall ami st
lit all open account for ISM, by Note or Caidi;
all debt of longer standing by early pay
ments; so that the expense of collection may
be avoided.
The highest price will bo given for
Corn, "Wheat, Out.-, Feather, Ac.
A. ilckELDIN.
Athens, Jan. 0. 1 8 o2 tf 173
Notice.
ALL jicr'ons are hereby notified not to trade
for an obligation executed by me to AS il
liam Yearwood for three hundred bushels of
Corn, dated in the Fall of 188U, as the bamo
Las boea fully paid by nu..
.Tan. 30. 1S53 ",t 1'"
To Stock Drovers.
THE subscriber linn prepared lots in the im
mediate vieinitv of the Railroad, a short
distance from the Depot, and can accommo
date Stock Drivers to any extent and upon
reasonable term His residence, Oak-Grove
House, is within convenient distance, where
he is prepared to entertain all who may cull
on him with the best tho country all'ords.
Ho is in constant correspondence with lousi
ness Houses, and can furnish the latest, inform
ation in regard to the markets, Ac.
He is also prepared to accomodate Watroners.
JAM. "V. McSPADDEX.
Athens, Nov. 21, 1801 tf 165
BarIron and Castings!
THE subscriber: having leased the TF.LLIC'O
IKON AVOUKS for "a term of years, are
now in operation mid prepared to till orders
for Bar Iron, Holloa Wort, Mnchinrrti, Stow , '
andotirr Castinfs. Ifnvinira large nuinber of
nnttcrns on blind and exi.ciieiieed workmen in
flint l,M,nrllii,.t! lliiiV cull H'limlv ('lls!ill''S of I
all kinds on t-liort notice. The quality of the
Iron is unsurpassed by any made in East Ten
nessee. J'oundreys and Machine tdiops supplied on
the most, favorable terms of the market..
Having had a long experience in the niami
faoturiii'? of Iron in its various departments,
they would respectfully request u elm re of
public patron a-je.
PAX I EL WELCH .t CO.
May 23, 1851 ly !"'
A
LOT of superior UPPF.lt and SOLE
LE.VT1IER on hand and for sale low i.t
J. MeCAL'tillKY S.
Nov. R, 1850.- Ill
mi. a. A. long,
fi ila dclph ia, Ten n . ,
nANING permanently located, respectfully
tenders his professional services to the cit
izens of the place nnd surrounding country.
His charges will he moderate in all cases.
Nov. 21, 1851 Iv 1"5
Iron Agency.
A FEW tons assorted rolled Jroii from the
Etowah Iron Works.
Tire iron, 1 to 2 inches wide.
Square " " J " square. .
lioiind " i " 1 " round.
Hand " 1 " " wide.
Kail, Rod and other Iron suitable forliluek
Binilhs und Farmers.
.IAS. U. TiAIX, Near the Pi pot.
Charleston, Oct.' 81,1 851 tim 1 2
Land for Sale in Sweet Water
Valley, liiwassee Purchase.
THE undersigned offers for sale a Farm of
1S7J acres, lyiif? 4 miles south of Philn
dclphia, Monroe county, Tennessee, on the
Morgnnton road, und within one mile of the
East" Tennessee and Georgia Railroad.
Said farm embraces some of the best land of
said vallev, which is not surpassed perhaps by
nnv vallev in East Tennessee, nnd has ploiitly
of 'timber and about 70 acres in cultivation,
watered by n running stream, with a sufficient
portion of' good nrable land to clear. There
is a pood orchard of early and late peach and
npple fruit, a dwelling about 60 by 18 feet, a
Inrc'C bam nbout the same nze, 4c. It is con
venient to a mill and shops, nnd more land ad
joining can be had if a '"'''.'jy 0 '
Aug. f..185J If J.si ,
"Medical Notice.
wi. m. n. mat. . ' '' rA r r.N.
DRS. MAY & PATTON
HAVING associated themselves in the prac
tice of Medicine, respectfully tender their
professional t: rvices to tho public.
In critical cases, when required, both will
be in attendance without additional expense.
March 7, 1851 if 128
C. W. FERRY & 10.
wiioi.ksam: and ultail iikalf.rs im
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Straw Goods,
ASD UMBRELLAS,
(MASONIC HALL BUILDINGS,)
Broad street, Augusta, Gn.
TH'ING connected by co-partnership with one
) of the heaviest Manufactories at the North,
wo feel assured that we can oiler unusual in
ducements to Merchants to make their pur
chases of iih, and we solicit un examination of
our stock.
Dec. 2H.J851 ; If J
Groceries! Groceries!
N. IV. lthLUCH
& CO.,
ABE now receiving nnd opening, nt. the old
Htnnd in Athens, ami at the new building
at the Depot, a large and first rale assortment
of Groceries, which they will P' ll as low as
they can be purchased in East Tennessee, for
("hash in hand, or any kind of Country Pro
duce. Athens, Nov. 28, 1S52---if !'
ATHENS HOTEL,
A TJIEXS, TEXXESSEE.
Geo. W. Mayo
11 AS removed to the large Brick Tavern on
I L the Public Square, heretofore occupied by
.lames S. Bridges, Esq., where he is puepared to
accommodate the trawling public.
March 8, 1850 If 7(1
Wood-choppers! Wood-choppers!
"VyANTED at the Tellieo Iron Works, one
V hundred Wood-choppers, for which Cash
will be paid at high prices.
D. WELCH 4 CO.
Dee. 2rt, 1851 tf 170
PRIVATE HOUSE
ICiuiiHid'M utrecf, fronting tht MethinUst Ejdt
rojnd ( 'hiireh,
nil IF. subscriber will entertain those who
J. mil. W.M. BUKNS.
Athens, Dec. 2t, 1 SOI if 170
JAMES E. WILLIMAS,
(Late of Kuoxville, Tennessee.)
co si. n is s i o .v .w k tic it a .v r,
Western cor. of Hunter and Trior sts.,
ATLAXTA, GEORGIA,
HAVING rented the large Fire-proof Ware
house, at the above named location, is now
prepared to receive nil kinds of East Tennes
see PltODl'CK usually sent to this market.
He will ?ive his personal attention to the
business. All letter of inquiry in relation to
the Market, 4c., 4c., will receive prompt at
tention. Itr.rtnRNTEs: Chnndler, French A Co., Gaines
4 Co. --Chattanooga, Teiin.
Gammon, Gaines 4 Co., Craighead 4 Dead
riek, Williams A Co., II. Ault, C. Wallace, and
Merchants generally Kuoxville, Ten ti.
II. 1!- 4 S. M. l.'eepcr Lecper's Landing,
Ten n.
H C. 4 L. B. Suffell. II. T. Cox, Gilbert 4
Son Louisville, Tenn.
Officers of Steamboats running between
Kuoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn.
Nov. 21, 1851 tf loo
Kolston Glass.
1 O'T BOXES assorted sizes, just received on
J) Consignment, and will be sold at, the
manufacturers prices, (and freight,) which is
lower than any Glass of the same quality can
be imported.
G. W. ROSS 4 CO., Amt.
Oct. 1851 If 15tl
$59 Reward!
I WILL give th? above reward of Fifty Dol
lars for the apprehension and delivery to
me at Athens, Tennessee, a Nouro hoy named
ELI AS. Said boy is of a mulatto color, nged
about twenty years, tive feet live inches high.
Said Xe.'i o u said to be smart ami sensible.
Or I will give the sum of Twenty-five Dollars
if ciughl and s cured in any .laii in the United
States, so that 1 can get, hfm. lie was raised
nt or near Tellieo Plains, in Monroe county.
Tenncs-ee, and is suj.po: eu. to be la null pari
of the count rv.
1AMES W. GRIS1IAM, En-tutor
of i'liiundiT Wrhjlit, deceased.
Athens. Tenn.,' Sept. 15, 1851 tf 150
Confeclionaries.
A GOOD lot of Cohfcetionnries in small pack
ages, jut. received and for sale at Balti
more Prices with the expenses added.
S. K
REEDER 4 C ).
Dec. So, 1851 tf
105
T. HASDEN' LAYT0N, M. D.,
HAVING permanently located at. CAL
HOUN, Tenn., respectfully proffers his
professional services to the citizens thereof
and vicinity, hoping bv strict attention to the
duties of his office, tolie favorably noticed by
those requiring Medical assistance.
Oct. 21, 1851 ly D'5
Clothing Warehouses.
II, II. COLE & CO.,
Xos. SIS and K18i West Baltimore tt.,bctirccn
Lit" rlii nnil llitii'tinl, Kurth side,
BALTIMORE.
rpiIE largest nnd best stock of BEADV MADE
JL Cl.llf IIING ever offered in Baltimore
Dress, Frock and Sack Coats, nil colors, quali
ties and sizes, from $ 2,50 and upward. Biinta
lounsaUl to 5,50, and upwards, embracing
all styles offline;.-, plain and pluid Cn?siineres.
Vests of every variety at corresponding pri
ces. Also a large assortment of Boy's Cloth
inif. 'importing our own Clot In direct from Eu
rope, and maiinfaeturing on the most exten
sive scale, i niiii'es us lo offer inducements to
lmr.-hascis not t ' be surpassed by any Cloth
ing E.t.iblislimeiit in tho United States. The
proprietori. are determined to make the Whole
sale Booms the point of great attraction, and
have now made up more than 511,000 Garments,
from the finest quality to the lowest in price.
In the Custom Department will always be
fiuiiid the choicest selection of Cloths, Cus-i-nieres
and Vcstings, which will be made up at
the short e-t notice, and in the latest style, and
a tit ahvavs guarantied.
'I he once price system strict ly adhered to.
Bcmi-mhcr the name and place, Xos. 218
nn 1 318. West Baltimore street.
II. 11. COLE 4 CO.
Baltimore, June 27, 1851 ly 1 I t
S A VA X X A II A D AUGUSTA.
THE
Steamboat Company of Georgia
Bun the following Steamers as above, viz:
DAVID L. ADAMS, (iron,)
CHATHAM, (iron.)
TIIOS. S. MKTCALFE,
TENNESSEi;
Which, with tow-boats nnd lighters, nfford
untiHiilli (facilities for transport at ionof freight
to the interior of Georgia, South Carolina,
Tennessee and Alabnma,iu connection with the
Bailronds.
The elegant steam-pneket D. K Adams will
connect with the steamships Florida nnd Ala
bama landing freight by them in 6 days from
New York to Augusta.
Freight (now taken at reduced rales,) will
be forwarded rr of tnutmi anion.
In order to'prevent detention or niitearriogt,
bills of lading should be nddrcssed to
SAM'L M. BOND, J'rtmdrnt,
Savannah.
Merchandise for the interior to
JOHN A. MOOBi; Aatnt.
Augusta.
Jnne27, 1851 ly 1 U
G CO. W. BR IDGCS
. JIT-TOHXKV AT LAW,
Athkns,F.at Tknni'ufk,
BRACTICESin theditferoalcoiintieicom
B p.niug the Tluril Judicial Circuit wil
-iittend to the collectinpiinilseciirinir ofcluim
mid will give his undivided attention to ul
htmnrO entrusted to li is cure.
JMnrcha.l8l!l--tf 2.1
Wool Carding New Machine
flillE tnbicriher respectfully in form i the
public that I e ha Marled n Nkw Woot.
Cakdino Macimnk, n t ' Lis old stand, !l 1-i
mile Knttof Atl rus, nnd is prepared to Card
Wool into good Itollint tho usunl price.
The Machine win itinMn on an l.iipino l.nllie,
and it of a very (iipenor order nnd finisli.
JOSEPH HAMILTON
Hninilton'i X Roads, )
MoMinco.,Ain.S3,l85I.J tf L"3
Notice.
T)V virtue of an order of sale issued from the
) otliee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court and
to me directed, I will sell, on tho Rill day of
March next, nt the Court-house door in Athens,
to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest that. David W. Ken
ned v has in and to an undivided Tract of Land,
EI( it IT V ACHES, more or less, belonging to
the heirs of .lames Kennedy, deceased, lying
in McMinn county, 2d Civil District, adjoining
the lands of Uriidi Kiker nnd others sold to
nil ihfv it judgment for debt and costs that
Chambers 4 Mcl.in obtained against him be
fore Daniel Mel'hnil, Esq.
ROBERT F. BR A DIN, Shcrif.
Jan. HO, lboU Ids. JVs fee f 1,00 175
Dr. Keelcr's Family Medicines.
A VADE MECUM OF HEALTH.
A REMEDY FOR EVEltT ILL,
.IFFLtCTEIt JlK.in.
DR. Kkki.er's Corcn Svbit. Among all the
remedies before the public, litis stands
pre-eminent in tho incipient Consumption,
Bronchitis, Catarrhs, Coughs, Hoarseness,
Whooping Cough, Pleurisy, Asthma, Spitting
of Blood, and for all ull'ections of the pulmo
nary organs, occasioned by cold. Too much
praise cannot be bestowed upon this remedy,
and the proprietor urges any one affected with
any of the above complaints to secure it nt
once. It is warranted to cure or no pay.
Price only 60 cents.
Du. Keki.kr's Ooiumat. and Carmin'ativf.
Every family whether rich or poor, who values
health and all its blessings, should have this
invaluable remedy nt hand. It is infinitely
the best remedy known for Diarrhea Dysente
ry, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infant um, Chnlie,
Flatulency, Griping Pains, Croup, 4c, nnd for
all diseases of the stomach and bowels, caused
by Teething. The numerous testimonials from
Physicians nnd others, unsolicited, has given
it a reputation as firm as adamant, Price
25 cents per bottle.
Dn. Ki:KLKRr Vi:RMifroE Synrp. This re
medy is pleasant to the taste. Harmless to j
the patient ami all powerlul in destroying ami
removing all kinds of worms from the body.
It is without doubt, the cheapest and best
worm destroying medicine before the public,
and will, if 'administered necordiiie to direc
tions, remove them within 5 or fi hours after
taken. The dose is small, nnd each bottle
contains twice as much as similar remedies.
Price only 25 cents per- bottle.
Du. Kkki.kr's Livi;r and Sanative Paw
Although not recommended' as a "cure all,"
yet they lire the mildest nnd best remedy to
remove Consumption, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, Nervousness, Foul Stomach, Head
ache, Indigestion, 4c. Unlike oilier purgative
medicines, they leave the bowels always re
laxed, consequently are the proper medicine
for families and ersoiis leading a sedentary
life. Price 25 cents.
Dn. Kixi.i'.n's Kiuxmatic Lotion-. A justly
C'lclualed external application for pains of the
Chet, Neuralgia, Iloni'l-ache, Sprains, Bruises,
Tic Doloieax," Swellings of the .hunts, Bheu
luatism, Gout, Scmtiea, and for all disorders
wherein a sedaMve and rubefacient remedy is
applicable. Price 25 cents er bottle.
All of the above celebrated and extensively
used medicines, arc prepared nnd sold Whole
s.ile nnd Betnil, 2!U -Market street, Philadel
phia, Mid f r m!: by G. W. BOSS 4 Co.,
Athens, and by Druggif't9 nnd Merchants in all
tho In rue towns throughout the State.
Oct. 17, 18,-,1 ly IfiO
C. A. JOICDAK,
CALHOUN, TEXN.,
HAVING permanently located in Calhoun,
respectfully tenders his services to the
public generally. His work shall be done in
a si vie inferior 'to none in East. Tennessee.
The Ca.-h is always expected when the work
is taken away.
New York' and Paris Fashions regularly re
ceived. Cuttin? and repairing done on Ihe shortest
notice, and nt moderate prices.
Country Produce will be taken in payment
for work ill the market price.
Oct. 31. 1S51 tf 162'
DENTISTRY.
DR. TO.TT COLLIXS,
n A VINO permanently located in Athens,
Tenn., where be can nt all times be found
at his Office or Athens Hotel, except absent on
professional business. His office is on the South
side of the Public Square, where teeth will ho
examined free of charge. Being thanktul for
the liberal share of pntronnsrc already received,
he hopes to elicit the confidence of those that
need the aid of a dentist. His long exper
ience and practical knowledge justify him in
assuring those who entrust their work to his
care lo be executed in an unexceptionable
manner. Teeth filled with nothing except
fine Gold Foil. Teeth will be inserted either
on plate or pivot, of the finest nnd best qunli
tv. Teeth Extracted in a manner not to be
surpassed for safety, certainty and case, either
;ii, ;d ,.ni riiliiroforin. All otierntions
- - i . .
will be pil'formed embracing the entire pro-
fesslon. Work will be executed as cheap ns it
..... , .11 - 1. 1
is possible tor good worK to neoone. vn worn
insured to cive entire satisfaction.
Jan. 0, 1852 tf H2
T?lore New Goods at Calhoun.
J. II.lVELLS
K AS just received Brown, Crushed nnd Loaf
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Syrup, Rice, Ten,
Salt. Nails, Gun nnd Blasting' Powder, Black
smith's Anvils, Hand and Sledge Hammers,
Viccs.Screw Plnlcs.Bcllowscs, rawing Clinins,
Log Chains, Stieecher Chains, Coil Chain. Pis
tols, Hoop Iron, llorseShocs, Horse Shoe Nnils,
Wnann I'.oxes, Hand Saws, Ci-oss-cut Paws,
Mill Saws, Mill Saw Files. Painted nnd Var
nished Burkcls. Tubs, Saddles, Bridles, Mar
tingales, Collars, Carpet Bags, ClockB and Fan
CV ClOOl Is, Fall and Winter Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, lints. Caps, Crockery, Drugs Medicines,
4e., to which tho attention of his customers
nnd the public are invited.
ITjT Wheat, Oats, Corn, Pens, Tobacco,
Country-made Jeans, 4c, taken in exchange
for Goods.
Calhoun, Oct. 21, 1851 tf lfil
F. D. FANNING & CO.,
ILtT CJ1V JIMJWJFJCTUJIERS
No. 31 Hnyne si rest,
cii.ntLEsro.y, a. c.
Dec. 19, 1851- 109
Notice.
T)V virtue of three orders of sale issued fpmn
) the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Cmrt
for McMinn county, nnd to me directed, I will
sell on the Htli day of March next, nt the
Court-house door in Athens, for cash in hnnd,
to the highest bidder, ONETRAOT OF LAND,
as the property of William G. Martin, in Mc
Minn county, tiounded on the North-east by
William Combs South bv A. MeKenser,, sold
upon Ihrce orders of sale one in favor of
John H. Leuty, nnd the other two in favor of
Riec4 Leuty to satisfy three judgments nnd
costs ngainsi, the said W. G. Martin nnd.AV. 11.
Hunt, which they recovered before William
MeKiimv, Esq.
' HENRY WOLFF, Deputy KhtrifT.
Jan. 22, 1852 tds Prs fee if 1,50 175
Boll in- Cloths!
NUMBERS C, C, 7, 8 nnd 0, just received and
for sale by
MeEWEN4GIIXESPFE.
Oct. 20, 1851 If 102
Cash for Straw!
1 nfli T.GADS of Wheal, or Oats Straw wsnt
J UU cd at the Athens Paper Mill, for which
the highest price in ( Wi will be given.
ROBERT T. OL'n'VS 4 CO.
Jan. 10, I&5i tf 173
KOGHIl'S
Liverwort and Tar.
A SAFE and certain euro fr Consnmptii n
of the Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Couirhs,
Colds, Asthma, Pain in the Side, Bronchitis,
Whooping Coiigh,and all Pulmonary affections.
OPINIONS OK THE PRESS.
The Louisville Journal says: "Dr. Ttosers'
Liverwort and Tar not onlv gives immediate
relief in coughs and colds, but, from the testi
mony of men of the highest standing here nnd
elsewhere, it is making some very remarkable
cures of consumption."
The l'ahwny Register adds, "We have heard
it stated by persons of great respectability,
who have used this niedidine, that it is one of
the most remarkable medicines of the nge, for
Coughs, Colds Influenza, Bronchitis, Asllnnn,
Pain in theSidennd Breast, Spitting of Blood,
Whooping Cough, nnd all Lung complaints,
which, if neglected terminate in consump
tion; nnd tho certificates attached to the ad
vertisement would seem fully to justify this
statement."
LIVERWORT. t
This plant has, for many years, been found
to be of singular virtue in the cure of direc
tions of the Liver. More recently it was as
certained thnt it possessed great power in ar
resting Bleeding at the Lungs, Coughs of a
chronic character, 4c, and of essential service
in nil diseases of a pulmonary character.
TAR.
This article ii now universally acknowledg
ed to be the most healing and efficient appli
cation for diseased or decaying lungs, r nny
portion of the fleshy or muscular parts of the
human body. Its medical and preservative
qualities were understood by the Egyptians
in the earlvnges of the World, and doubt now
exists among scientific men, that the prepar
ation used in the embalmment of ho-li.--, was
composed principally of this ingredient. In
later sge.-, it was found to he in universal use
nniong the aborigines of America, and nt this
dny it ii their principal, nnd, in fact, only me
dicine for an unsound siale of the lung::, or any
approach to it. 'Jlm-e who are acquainted
with the history of this lnirdy race of mm,
know that dmtli from 'outturn ftion is link lion n
among them! The medical faculty in all coun
tries appear to have become aware of the gi enf
healing properties of this article, nnd are now
introducing it in their practice. Dr. Buehan,
of England, Dr. Ci icliMn, of St. Pet n-s bun',
Dr. La Priciuv, of Paris, mid the dis!iiiL'ui-h-ed
Dr. Cooper, have been in the habit of com
bining it with oilier articles in their prcscrip
tions, and with entire sucec-.
Jim-are of Count) rfi its and Bt.t Ln'totiont!
The pennine article is signed Axii;i:w Ro
gers, on the engraved wrapper around each
bottle.
Price l per hot tie, or six bottles for o.
Sold wholesale and retail bv
SCOVIAL 4 MEAD.
113 Chalres st., bet. Conti and St. Louis sts.,
New Orleans,
Solo General Agents for the Southern Slates,
to whom all orders and npplicnf ions for n
ceneies must be nddrcssed. Sold, also, by
P. II. KEITH 4 CO., Athens, Ten.
Cowan 4 Hammond, diaries) on. Ten.
W. II. CiiAKiMii.Ks, Cleveland, Tenn.
March 28, 1851 ly 130
Jew David Ycr Hebrew Plaster
the onu.iT hi:ju:
For Jlhtumntimii, Gout, Pain in the fide, Jflp,
Back; Limbs and Joint, Sernfula, Eini'n E
vil, White .S'hv7.v. Hard Tumors, tit if
Joints, nnd all J'iu-ed J'oius uliitti vtr. Win re
(his J'ln.ster is ajijilitd Jiain cannot exist.
THESE PLASTERS possess tho advantage of
being put up in air-tight boxes, hence
they retain their full virtues in all climates.
Hnve von friends going to California? By
all means advise them to' take nlong a supply
of this plaster, it may save them hundreds of
dollars, if not their lives, ns the exposures
which they have to indure in the mines is sure
to bring oil disease, w hich might be easily cur
ed bv the use of this celebrated plaster, for the
want of which ninny hnve been obliged to
quit their labors nnd fall into the hands of tim
physicians, who, by their extravagant, high
charges, soon take away the hard earnings of
the bravest laboring "men. By sleeping in
tents or on the ground. Rheumatism, Spinal
Disease, Stilf Joints. Lame Back or Side, and
nil like diseases are sure to trouble them nnd
ninny times entirely lay them up, when the
simple application of this plaster would give
them immediate relief, and enable tlieiu to
proceed with their labors without delay.
It has been very beneficial in cases of weak
ness, such as Pain and Weakness in the Stom
ach. Weak Limbs Affect ions of the Spine, Fe
male Weakness, 4c. No female, subject to
pain nnd weakness in the back or side, sdiould
be without it. Married ladies, in delicate sit
uations, find great relief from coiislnntly wear
ing this Plaster.'
'Ihe application of the Plaster between the
shoulders has Im en found a certain remedy for
Colds, Coughs, Phthisic, nnd Lung AO'ections,
in their primary stages. It destroys inflam
mation bv perspiration.
Beware of counterfeits nnd base imitations.
Dealers and purchasers generally arc caution
ed against having of any but our regular A
gents, otherwise they will bo imposed upon
with n worthless article, as many base coun
terfeits of this Plaster nre in existence.
REMl'.MBER!
The genuine is sold only by us, nnd our au
thorized Agents throughout Ihe South. No
Pedlar is allowed to sell it. In future the gen
uine will have the signature of E. TAVI.OR
on the new steel plate engraved label on the
top of each box; to counterfeit which will be
M-oscc'iited as forgery.
1 SCOVIL4MEAD,
113 Charles st., New Orleans
Sole General Agents for the Southern States
to whom all orders and applications for a
cencies must. I addressed.
Sold by P. H. KEITH 4 CO., Athena.
Cowan 4 Hammoxh, Charleston,
W. II. Craiuuii.uk, Cleveland.
March 28, 1S51 ly BIO
Why will you Suffer,
ffIIOUSANDS of bottles of (ho AMI'RI
D CAN COMPOUND have been sold du
ring the past )cnr, nnd was never known to
fail of turinc. in a lew i.uj , mo wori cuso
of certain delica'e ilisenfct. Siminiil wenk
nntsnud nil dicnsei o( tho Urinary Orgnm.
Persons nflVctcd uing this pleasant und popu
lar rtincdy,neeil fear nocxpofiire, ni it lenvet
no odor on tho breath, requirei no rcjtric
tionsin diet or hmincsi contain no mercu
ry or noxious ilrugt injiirioui to tho system,
and is ndnpled to every nge, sex or conili.
lion. Ilisnlsnthn best remedy known for
Flour Alhns, or Whiles, (female complaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the
knowledge of a remedy. This celebrated
cmody lias lone nr,"n private
practice of n physician with iintrriiij hicccm
radically curir.R ninety nine of tho hund-rd
cnsei in a few days. Around each bottle are
plain nnd full descriptions.
Q3-CAUTION. Ask for tho American
Compound, nnd purchase only of tho Agents.
Observe I bat the genuine hni 1 lie written sig
nature of tho proprietor, and tho name
blown in the bottle. Price $1.
For talo by O. W . BOSS &. CO., Athens,
Tenn., nnd iy Druggistsin all large townsm
"March 1-1,16311 120
Entwl awrt:n to Art of Cna-m. ta tli jnr
1-jl, l.r J. H. lMI'tlllTCIM. M. IV. in Ihe rl-rk's
UUlue of lUti Oidlrict Cuurt fur t! w lorn
of IVnniylTania-
Anotlier 6cientifio Wonder!
Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON'S
GltEAT DYSFEPSIA CUKER I
pa
sir-
ti . .V
yn m
fU
1 lC
THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE.
T5JREPARF.I) from BENET, or the fourth
Stomach of the Ox, after directions ol
Baron Lik.bir, Ilie Pbjsiologicnl d emist, by
J.S. HouuirroN, M. D. Philadelphia, Pa.
This ioii Irulv wonderful rcu.rdy for Inih
oi.btion, Dvsrr.rsiA, Jaumiiu k, I.ivi.a Com
ri.Ai.NT, Coxstii ation, nnd Di im.iTV, curing
niler Nature's own mcll od, by Nature's ow n
Agent, thcGii'tric Juice.
Half a tei.'pmH'fiil nflY.i HN, infused in
wnlrr, will iligrrt er dissolve, I'lVE Pol'Ni'S OK
lioASr III-. i Kin nhoul two ioht.s, out ol the
PEPSIN is tbc chii-f e'cmcnl, or Great Di
restine Principle of the GaMrie Juice the
Solvent of the Fond, the FnriMur, Preserv
ing, and Slimulaiinc Am lit of Ihe Stomach
ami Interims. It is extracted from Ihe Di
gfslive Siomiii li ol the tlx, I lina forming an
Artificial Digisiivo Fund, precisely like the
natural Gasl'iic Juire in itsCbemici.l powers,
ami furni-liing a Co.nri.F.TE and I'r.r.lnT Si ii-'TiTLTi-for
it. p.y (lie aid of IhisprrpHralion,
the pains mid evils of Indigestion nnd Djs
,k psiu are reliiovi d,jst us lliey would he by
a licaltl.y S'omiK .li. It it doing wontlcis for
Dyspepiies, curing cases of Debitity,I'mria
tioii, Nervous 1. ( line, nnd Dyspeptic Con
sumption, siiipoi-ed to be on ll.e vcrue of the
irr ive. The Scientific Evidence upon which
it i based, i in tbc highest degree CURIOUS
und I! U.MARK API, E.
SCIIIXI ll'iC t.riOE.XCFATiuos Lir.
Bit: in bis celebrated work on A nimnl I In uiis
tr'y,sa: "An Artificial Digestive Fluid,
niialn'ons to (hcGastric Juice, may be readi
ly prepared from (be niicous membrane ol the
stomach of the Calf, in which various articles
of food, as incut und epi;s, win oe siuicnm,
,.io,...i nod ili -i sti d inst in the same man
lier us tin y would be in'lbc human stmnacb."
Pit. Comuk, in lus vaiuiioie wriuiij; oo io
I. iu.. ;.,lr.,rv Ilici slinn." observes Ibat ,lu
diiiniiiition of the due quantity of (lie Gastric
Juice is a prominent and all-prevailing cnue
... .... i i ... .i..., .1.. .t;ii.'ti-
of Jiyspepsia; ' nnu ne hhiu i"" "
gnifbed professor of medicine in London, who
was severely nlllitlcd with this cnmpluint,
finding even thing else to fail, bad recourse to
the Gastric 'Juice, obtained from t lie stom
achs of living animals, which proved com
pletely succcsfiil."
Proletsor Di'Ndi.isox, of the Jefferson Col
lege, Philadelphia, in bis grent work on Hu
man Physiology, devoirs wore than fifty pages
to an examination of this snbji rt. His ex
periments with Dr. IVnuuioiit. on the Gastric
Juice, obtained from the living human stom
ach and from animals, arc well know n. "In
all cases," he sny,"digc?tii'n occurred per
fcclly in thu artificial us the natural diges
tions." .2.V.7 nrSPF.PSM CURW, Dr. IToufiii.
ton's PEPSIN bus produced the most mar
velous effects, in ennui: c:ies of Dmii.iTV.
Emaciation, Nkrvocs Dkcmnt, und Dvsi F.r ric
Cossu.MrTioN. It is in.poililc to give the lie
tails of casts in the limils of thiB lu'.verlife
mcnl: but authenticated certificali s have
been given of mnif than Tii O IH '.DhED
RENAL E.WLi: CURES in Philadelphia,
New York and Boston, alone. These are
nearly all desperate cans, and Ihe cures were
not only rapid and wonderful, but permanent.
It is a j, rent N Kvots Antiootk, and par
ticularly u." ml for tendency to Billions Dis
order, Liver Complaint, Fever "d Ague, or
badly treated Fcviraiid Ague, and the evil
effects of Quinine, Mercury, and oilier drugs
upon the Digestive Orpins, nfler a lor.g sirk
tiefs. Also, lor rxc rs in eating . and the ton
free ne of ardent spirits. It almost recon
ciles II, AI.TII Willi lMT.irFANI'F.
OLD STOMACH CO.VPLA IXTS -There
is no firm of Old Stomach Complaints
which it does not stem to rerch nnd remove
ntonre. No innttri how bad they may be,
it Gives Intant Ri.i.ikf! A single hose nr.-
JlOVK.S Al.l. TIIK L'.Xl'I.F.ASANT FVVrTOMS; llllll it
only needs to be repealed for a short time to
make these food t ffects permanent. Purity
of Illood, und Vi,'or of Body follow nl once.
II ip:iriieul.ir!y excellent in i im s of Nuufeii,
Vomiting, Cramps, Soreness of ll.o pit of the
Stomach', distress after eating, low, cold stale
of Ihe Illood, Heaviness, L,owricssoi pmi,
D.'spoiiilenry, i ninciaiion, i m'i "...!
('.ency to Insanity, Suicide, An.
J . . 1-1 ! . I . I 1 , (innrl (ill
JIT. IIOt'tiHTON S I 1" '. "
t .. re ;n Him Dr.irP ft ii il ruulnr M'di-
iih; in mi i ' - r .
cines, Ihronghout the United Stales, it is
prepari'd in l owiier nun in rium en" "
in Prescription vials for the use of riiysiciiins.
Private Circui.ahs for the uso of Physi
cians, may be obtained of Dr. Houghton or
Ihe whole urocess of
1118 ll.-IO", ....v. ,
preparation, nnd giving the authorities upon
whic.lmhe claims cu mis new inm-uj ..
based. As it is IS'ct a Skciii t I! hikdy, no
objection can bo raised agninstits use ly Pl y
hip .la nd in ir mid rrcuhir
piacliee. Price. ONF. D LLAR per holtle.
(VV OfSSKRJ E ryS'-F.very hotlln of
the genuine PKPS1N bears Ihe written signn.
tnreof J.S. IIOUGH10N, M. D., solo pro-
... .. .... . K...l
prirlor, flumueipnin, rn. vL-pj-rigiii u
Trado Mark secured .
frr Sjld by nil Druggnn ami ucaici in
Medicines.
l orsnlc by GF.O. W. ROSS k Co., Athens.
John STANi ir.i.n V Son . Philadelphia.
Hruiir.s it RnvNOI.ns, Ccuton
Sept. 1!), 1831 ly 15G
Valuable Farm for Sale!
rfjMIF. subscriber wishes to sell that valuu
Jl bio property known ns the
CEDAR SPRlXd FARM,
situated 3 miles South-west of the town of
Athena, nnd is one mile nno n nun irom inn
i;... nffho Knst Tennessee nnd Georgia Kail-
road. The tract contains some
Three Hundred and Fifty Acres,
nhniii l'2.r of which are cleared and under
cultivation. The land is well fenced. There
arc several first rate Springs nn it, a good
Dwelling House, liiirn anil Outhouses. The
soil is good , nnd a moro ilesirahlo locution
can not be found in any country.'
The terms will be made iic.cnirimndnling.
For further information urply to tlie subscri
ber, at Athens, Tenn.
' R . C. JACKSON.
Athens, Nor. 7,1 851 tf lti3
Mill and Cross-cut Saws.
f IMIE very best article jusl received nnd for
Acnioby O. W.ROSS & fO.
O t. 3,1631 If J5U
GILLILANDS, HOWELL & CO,
DIRECT IMPORTERS ft DEALER IH
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 33 Hayne street,
CW.flti.KSTfA', 60.C.
N. D Iloliinjr Cluilis always on hnnd.
wm. ir. cir.i.u.AKn.
v. D. nll.l.U.AM).
IAMF.3 II. MCIIOLS.
oci r,i. is.-, i r
S1PMF.Y S. HOWELL.
JAMES CII.LILAKU.
IC2
HOPKINS, KOLB & CO.,
WHOLESALE HEALERS llf
Groceries, Sugar, Coffee, Salt, &c,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Sept. 10. I?5I if ISO
LIX L BRANTLEY,
Warehouse anil Commlfoi .tlcrchanl,
Atlanta, Ga.,
'17'ILI, ntlend to the purchase or inle of
('niton and Prov isions ofa II kinds, for
otif-tomnry rommissioi s,iiuil liberal advances
iilwnji: maileon nuy articles in store.
OSKril B P RAVn.KY. rees ii. LIN
M irib 1 t, l-i.M-ly 129
Hew Fall & Winter Goods
GEO. w.ioss & CO.
r AVI'.j'iPl received the largest Stock for
- tho Fall Trade they have t ier offered in
the place , mid ill (bni.k tl eir customers anil
the public. gri rail) to give the in n call, ns
f ii r i ;r 1 1. 1 in ti nt the picis shall suit the
scarcity of money, ns the Goods were bought
uniiFiniMy low, ami will be sold the same way
fur ("nsli or Produce, down. As to articles
und prices tl.cy rmiM give any description,
but tl.cy lime lirnrly cm ry thing usually
brought lo ibis muiki t , mid will tell u lit tie
loner than ever.
Oct. 3. i er-1 tf 158
OAK-GROVE HOUSE,
WEST UM) OF ATI1E.XS, TF.JVJY
'RllH under L-ncd having purchnscd tho
resiilem c formerly occupied by Ihe lion.
Spencer Jariiagin, (i nil refili' il it with much
labor iiud pxpvii'c, both in rel rcrcc lo tlm
House mid in procuring n bountiful supply of
I lire Water, i pleased to nntiniiiicc to his
friem!s ntid the public grnerally, that he will
spare no pains m rendering bis (able invitinc
anil Iih house pleasant nnd ugrrc able lo such
ns choose to favor him with II f ir iiafronnge.
J AS. W. McSPADDEN.
Pepf. 10. IP.M-tf 150
jjnigs,
'F'HF; siihscribrr still bus on hand n supply
of the nilicles in the DHL'Gline likely
tobecilled for in this markrl. He rctiirrtl
bis cm ti" I ill ni hnowlegenieiits for pnst favors,
nr.il solicits a coiiliiiiuiucc of public patron
age. ' And be must furtlier say that he stands in
prcs irg need of rvrry dollar owing; to lum,
and be takes this method of informing nil
who owe him, that be wnuts the money .on or
before the 1st day of Janunrv. 18.12.
WM. BURNS.
Atbet-s, Drc.21,lf51-tf
Bakcr& Wilcox .
WHOLESALE
cn o cer v jii:r chajyts.
A(Jfit'STA,GEOBOIA,
KFKP const ntitly on hum! a large and well
assorted stork of Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Ac,
whnh will be sold at the very lowest mnrke
prirrs. .illorilerssliall have catcful fittcn
tioii. yp Pncon, Lnrd and Feathers received
on coiisiciunrnt.
July ail, I SID tf , 3
Boots .iiid Mices.
LAP.GR nnd well selected stock iust re-
J ccived, mid w ill be sold f heap for Ctsh
or Produce, by G. W. KOSS &. CO.
Oct. 3, 1851 tf 158
Medical Notice.
VM. C. KICE, M. D.,
o
FFKHS bis profesionnl services lo his
friends and tbJ public cenerallv.
Athens. March 14, 1851 tf ISA
WeWTR M !
P. II. KEITil & CO.
jllir, undersigned having purchnscd Jack
fon & I, i li. a an's entire slock, nre now re
ceiving and opening, at Ihe old stand, a huge
and Deuutiful nssorlmrnl of
JVEtf GOODS!
ndnptrd to the season, nnd invite the people
to give them a cull. They propose, to sell at
the most leusoiiable prices, and know they
imii nnil will give ns good bargains many
other boue in Athens or elsewhere.
They will also alwnjs keep a genrrnl as
sortment of Huts nnd Cnps, Bool and Shoci,
(iroreries, Ilarilwnre, ic.
They have tho Goods call and examine
for yourselves.
They will lake in exchange for Goods,
Corn, Wheat. Oats, nnd in fact nil Country
Produce usually tUen b merchants.
PHILIP II. KF.ITII,
JAS. B. TAYLOH",
WILLIAMS MAYFIELD.
Athens, Dee. 13, lfiSl tf 1C8
Variety Store!
seaTorn
nAVTNG removed lo the new building on
the North side of the Square, would in
form the people of Athens and vicinity, and
in fact every body, that he has received
large mid general assortment of almost all
articles that u.nn or woman could think of.
nnd that ho is willing to sell nt prices so low
that tho pleiisuro of purchasing will be quit
insupportable.
Among n thousand other nrticlrs too terti
ous to mention, will be found some splendid
GOLD AND SILVER WA TCDES,
a fine assortment of Jewelry sucb ns Breast
pins, Kings, Lockets, Chains, Kar-ringi, &.c.
SiUcr and (Jenmin Silver-wnre.T
The best lot of Pistols ever seen nny where.
Knives, entirely loo sharp and Cuely temper,
ed to talk ubout. -
LEVER CLOCKS.
Walking Cnnes, Toys for children, te.
COKFECTIO jYA R I E S,
Such ni Candies. Cocoa Nuts, Oranges, AN
nionils, Cream Nuts, Pine Apple Cheese,
Soaps, Perfuinrry, Ac, Ac.
J,o. 1 TOBACCO AjD SUGARS.
But why enumerate ? Call and see for
yourselves.
N. B. Watches and Clocks Repaired and
rtrgtilafrd.
Nov. 7, 1851-lf 1C3
t