The Athens post. [volume], October 13, 1854, Image 4

About The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917

Image provided by: University of Tennessee

                
i
I'M
n
1
n
,
ij
it
I,!
CI
t
'
f
t.
r '1
r.
iff
AYER'S PILLS,
nfw and sinctilarly successful remedy for th
euro of nil llilious digram Costivencsa, Indi
p.cxtion, Jaundico, Dropar, Kheumatium, Foyers,
( iuut, Humors, NenoicsuoNa, Irritability, Inflamma-t-iiim,
llo.ul.uho, I'tuns in tba llri-Mt, Side, Hack,
niid l.iiuU, r'ciuule Complaints, Ac, 4c Indeed
cry few uro the ilise.i.ca in which a Purgative Mcdi
t ine is not more or less required, and much sick
ness and sutlcring might be prevented, if a harm
less but effectual Cathartic were more freely used.
So H.rui can feel well while a costive habit of
Cody prevails ; besides it soon generates scrioua and
ulU-n filial diKcawa, which might have been avoided
liy the timely and judicious use of a good purgative,
'iiiis is alike true of Colds, Feverish symptoms, and
liilinus derangements. They all tend to become or
produce the deep seated and formidable distempers
which load the hearses all over the land. Hence a
rehuble family physic is of the first Importance to
the public health, and this l'ill ha been perfected
Tfith consummate, skill to meet that demand. An
extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, Profes
sors, and Patients, has shown results surpassing
any thing hitherto known of any medicine. Cures
l.inc been rtt'ectcd beyond belief, were they not sub
stantiated by persons of such exalted position and
ih.iruetcr as to forbid the suspicion of untruth.
Among the eminent gentlemen to whom we are
ullnwed to refer for these facts, are
l'ttor. Yalkntinr Mutt, the distinguished Sur
geon of Now York City.
Dolt. A. A. Hayes, Practical Chemist of the
Port of Boston, and Geologist for the State of Mas
t.u Imm-Us.
lux Ii. Monun, M. D., an eminent Surgeon and
Physician, of the City of Lowell, who ho long used
thum tn his extensive practice.
11. C. South whk, Esq., one of the first mer
chants in New York City.
C. A. Davih, M. 1)., Sup't nd Rurgeon of the
United States Murine Hospital, at Chelsea, Muss.
J i J space permit, we could give many hundred
such names, from uU parts where the Pills have
I icon used, but evidence even more convincing than
the ccrlilicntcs of these eminent public men is
bhnvvti in their exacts upon trial.
These Pills, the result of long investigation and
i liid, lire oll'ered to the public as the best and
iM" t complete which the present state of medical
science can afford. They are compounded not of
tlic limits themselves, but of the tncdiciiuil virtues
only of Vegetable remedies, extraeted by chemical
process iu u statu of purity, and combined together
in such ii milliner as ui insure llio uest results, mis
system of compnsition for medicines has been found
Hi Uie I -berry 1 ector.il nnd Pius both, to produce a
more etlieirut remedy than had hitherto been ob
tained by any process. The reason is perfectly ob
vious. H'hilu by the old mode of composition, ev
ery mcuiciue is burdened with more or less ot am
luouiuuH und initirious nualitics. by this each iudi-
v iilual virtue only that is desired for the curative
ell'ccl is pic-sent. All tho inert and obnoxious qual
ities of each substanco employed are left behind, the
curative virtues only being retained. Hence it is
Kcli'-cvidcnt tho effects should prove ns they have
proved more purely remedial, and tho Pills a surer,
Diore powerful antidote to discuss than any other
medicine known to the world.
As it is frequently expedient that my medicine
should be taken under the counsel of an attending
Physician, and as he could not properly judgo of a
remedy without knowing its composition, I have
supplied the aecurato Formulas by which both my
Pectoral and Pills lire made to tho whole body of
I 'rue thinners iu the United States and British Amer
ican Provinces. If however there should be any
uno who has not roceived them, they will be
promptly forwarded by mail to his address.
til' nil the Pntent Medicines that are offered, how
few would be taken if their composition was known !
Their lifo consists in their mystery. I have no
mysteries.
Tho composition of my preparations is laid open
to nil men, and all who uro competent to judge mi
the subject freely acknowledge their convictions
nt their intrinsic merits, the, Cherry Pectoral was
pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful
medicine before its effects were known. Many em
inent Physicians have declared tho same thing of
my j iiis, ami even more connuentiy, and are wilt
nig. to certify that their anticipations wore more
than realized by their effects upon trial.
They operato by their powerful influence on the
Internal viscera tn purify tho blood and stimulate it
into healthy action reniovo the obstructions of
tho stomach, bowels, liver, and other orgalts of the
body, restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange
ments as are the first origin of disease.
lleiug sugnr wrapped they are pleasant tn take,
mid being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, sco the wrapper on the
uox.
J'ltEPAItKD BY
JAMES C. AYE 11,
rraclicul niul Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Cents per Sox. Five Boxes, for $L
BOLD lit
(. W. ROSS, in Athens: J. CI1ESNUTT,
Philadelphia; and by dealers in Medicines
(,'enenilly. iniircli 17, 01 ly 186
CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE,
Formerly unpin House,)
CHATTANOOJ . TMNESSEE,
f I'MIIS well knovn Hoto , litunted within a
L few
steps of I n nmem;er enr landing of
u U est.ern and Atlantic Knilroad, is now
e i ... i. A Ar fi - n-.., i.
ry tllil, assisted by Sir. i. W. F. ltryaon and
I'll llll'ILT lllO Dll CI IIBIIIUI'I illlHIIIHVIUtVII
0Crndv. This house, while under the control of
;d. J. Onllin, acquired n very lith reputB'
"lion ns n list class 1 lot el. The present pro'
l.i'ietor Imvini' secuied the services of Col,
lirilHii'sbnr-keepiM', and having purchased his
most excellent cook and house tioy, and hav
ing fiiniisliud the house entirely new, hopes to
retain its hih reputation and merit public
patronise. Passengers cnu be ncoiinmounted
with au oinniliiis to and from the boats.
THOMAS CHUTCIIFIELD,
Fob. 18, oS ly 280 Proprietor.
T A I LOIMNG.
Grubb & Engledow
OONTINUK to carry on the Tailoring Dusi
KJ ticss, at tho old stand, and Solicit the work
of their friends and the public All garments
nude iu the best style and ou the shortest
nolico. Prices moderate.
April 8, 63 tf 887
Corn Shelters.
AFITtST rato lot of Corn SShellors, Straw
Cutlers, and Well Buckets, on hand and
for saio by C. 11. MILLS A CO.,
3)u. 23, '83 273 Cleveland.
Test Acids, &c.
SULl'lIUlUC, Nitrio and Hydroohlorio or
. Muriatic Acids, of very pure quality, for
mile by 11UDUIX, WELLS A JOHNSON,
Jan. 20, 1851 tf 278 Cleveland Tenu.
Jloott and thot$.
''TlIE Farmers' Cheap Store can now boast
1. of having a superior stock of Knots and
Shoes, this day received, nnd for sale low down,
us is the case with every thing in our line.
June 9. 0. F. AT. F.GIBSON.
Merchants' Hotel.
K1MROJ) IIUKST, IWriktor,
CHARLESTON, SO. CA.
JUS House issittiatcd in tho business part
of the city, and the proprietor rospcofully
invites persons visiting Charleston to give
him n call. The Table will always be sup
plied with the best the market affords, ltonrd
f 1,60 per day.
Nov. 211, 185S ly 270
Wheat Wanted.
M'WE highest market price will be given
1 for nil tho good Merchantable Wheat that
ruuy UoJLiied. JiuieSO B. K. REEDKIl.
A'otice.
To linud I3ii.y oriai.
f lll K undursifTiied will sell his Farm, lying
.L two miles South of Kineannon's Ferry, on
the mail route from Decatur to Cleveland,
eoiitiiiiiing
1'tvc Hundred nail icvrntv-flre Aert,
of which two hundred and seventy-five acre
nro under cultivation, with good Dwelling
noose, i turn nun oiner necessary litiildings.
Alm, six hundred bushels of Corn, ten young
Mules, a Wagon and yoke of Oxen, and other
flock. Any person wishing to buy such
Fiii in would do well to give me a catl, as
ft.ir.;..ni r..i A,i,f, Or, you can call on B. F.
Mm I in, at Ciillioun, Tenn., who will give you
any iiilormiitmn desired.
Z. MARTIN,
' "".. Krri, Jttifft ivkf, Tr.
FOB Till COM1-LKTC Cf Of
Ctnigli, Colds, Influenza, Asthma, Bronchilii
Spitting of liUmd, and all other hung
Complaints lending to
CONSUMPTION.
rrMUS preparation is getting into use all
I over our country. The numerous letters
we receive from our various agents, informing
us of cures effected in thoir immediate neigh
borhoods, warrant us in saving it ii one of the
best, if not the erv bent Coii''li Medicine now
before the public alwoit invariably re
lieves and not Mnfrequentlti cures the very worst
easei. When all other Cough preparations
have failed, this has relieved the patient, as
Druggists, dealers in Medicines, and l'bysi
ciaus can testify. Ask the Ageut in rour
nearest town, what has been his experience
of the effects of this medicine. If he has
been selling it for any length of time he will
tell you
IT IS TIIE BEST MEDICINE EXTANT.
lielow we give a few extracts from letters
we have received lately regarding the virtues
of this medicine.
Dr. a a Otlin, of Knoxville, Gs says: "1
have been using your Liverwort ana lar verg
extensively in my praetiee for three years past,
and, it is with pleasure I stale my belief tn its
Sri'KIUORITT OVCI ALL OTHK1 ARTICLES Willi WAIrA
am aeonainted, for which it is recommended."
Messrs. Fitzgerald A Benoers, writing from
Wnynesville, N. C, say: "TVie Liverwort
and Tar is becoming daily more popular in this
country, and wx thinx justly so. All who
have tried il uncak in commendable tennt of it.
and say it it beneficial in alleviating the com.
plaints for winch it is reeonimended.
Our Agent in Pickens District, S. C, Mr. 8.
R. McFall, assures us "that he usee it with
great benefit in his own family, and reconv
mends it to his neighbors." 11c gives an in
stance of a negro woman, in his vicinity, who
had been sintering with disease ol the Lungs
for years, attended with severe cough, who
was relieveed by the Liverwort and Tar.
Such are the good reports 'wc hear of this
Medicine from all parts of the South. For a
report of the surprising cures it has perforin
ed in the Western and Northern nnd Eastern
States, we would invite the suffering patient
to read the pamphlet winch accompanies each
bottle. To all, we say, have hope, have hope I
Til X 1 J IK JUh,llUlJK 1 1
JIK WARNED IN SKASONUI
And neglect not thnt cough which is daily
weakening your constitution, irritating your
uiroat and lungs, and inviting on thnt dread
disease, consumption, when so soothing and
Jieniing a remedy can tie obtained as l)r.
Rogers' Liverwort and Tar.
Beware of Counterfeits and Base Imitations I
The genuine article is signed Andrkw
Rookiis, on the engraved wrapper around
eaen bottle.
Price, 11 per bottle, or six bottles for $5,
Sold wholesale and retail by
SCOVIL A MEAD.
1 1 1 Chartres st., bet Conti t St.Louis,N 0.,
Sole Agents for the Southern States, to whom
all orders and applications for Agencies
must be addressee.
Sold by P. II. Kmn A Co., Alliens.
Cow a if A Hammond, Charleston.
W. II. Crakimii.ks, Cleveland,
MohsAMoKamt, Benton.
J. A. A C. W.CorniN, Madisonville.
And agents in every town m the State.
Dec. 2. 1853 Cm 271
Attention! Copper .Miners!
C. II. MILLS & CO.,
Cleveland, Tehh.,
HAVE just received a large lot of heavy
Manilla Rope, for sinking shafts, which
they will sell cheap. If you wish your orders
promptly niicd, address
C. II. MILLS A CO.,
Dec. 23, '68274 Cleveland.
Western Produce!
Augusta, Gko., January, 1854.
ri'MTE subscriber after tendering his thanks
JL to his numerous friends in Tennessee for
their long and continued confidence in him as
a salesman of their surplus Produce, would
inform them that he still gives his undivided
attention to the
Sale of Western Produce,
Such ns
Bacon, Corn, Wirat, Feathers, Lard, rcas,
ISuttcr, de.
The Augusta market is one of the best in
the South for the sale of the above articles,
there always existing a good demand for ex
port nnd to supply home wants. Those he has
not transacted business for he would refer to
his numerous customers in East Tennessee,
whose business he has been attending to for
the past tight years. T. W. FLEMING.
Jan. 27, 18IH ly 279
MEDICAL NOTICE.
JOHN L. ATLEE, M, D.,
H A VINO located himself at Athens, Tenn.,
offers his services to the publicgenernlly.
tST" He can be found nt all times in his
ollice South of the Bridge, except when pro
fessionally absent.
Alliens, May 6, 1853 tf 241
TO THE PUBLIC.
Cancer run be Cured withoat
tbe
itnui ana without I'aln.
fTMIE undersigned tenders his services to
X his friends and the public generally,
for the treatment of all kinds of Ulcers, Tu
mours, Cancer in all its different forms-
Sore eyes. Scrofula, Female Complaints, Can
cer ol the Uterus, (Womb.) Fistula-in-Ano
and Fistula in the Perineam, (without the use
of the knife,) Prolapsus uteri, (falling of the
womb,) Piles, Chrome diseases, Ao., Ae.
Those afflicted with any of the above dis
eases and wish speedy cure, would do well
to apply as soon as possible, especially those
who are afflicted with Cancer, as this most
fearful disease, can soou be cured, unless some
vital organ is involved. My medioine gives
no pain when applied to the canccrcd parts.
ll. w. JAJUAlli,
Murfrecsboro', Tenn.
Attention is invited to the following state
ments:
STATEMENT OF HON. CAVE JOHNSON.
Mr. Thos. J. Adams, who signed the above
certificate, is s respectable citizen of Mout-
? ornery county. He came to my house to see
r. January five or six weeks ago; I then snw
the tumor on his face, which lie supposed to
be a cancer, it was immediately under the left
eye, and was so large as to effect seriously his
vision, a ne uase ol the tumor appeared to be
about the size of a quarter of a dollar, and
growing from the face in conical form, at
least an inch. He then promised the Dootor
to visit him at Murfreesboroiiizh. which he
did during the next week. After an absence
of about three weeks he returned. I again
examined the place, theproturbaneehad boon
entirely taken off, though not cured up. I
have nirain examined it to dnv. it ia entirely
healed up, and to all appearance it well. It
was cured, as he assured me, without pain.
I AVK .HI1USSUN.
Clarksville, Tenn., Oct. 15, 1851.
READ.
We whose names are here annexed do eer-
tiry, that on Thursday, 16th June, we exa
mined a Patient, Miss Elizabeth C. Domeey,
who had boeu under the treatment of Dr. It.
W. January, of this city, for cancer; and feel
no hesitation in saying that the cancer ap
peared to be entirely well, and the wound
healed up. The patient pronounced herself
eured, and the same day returned home, to
Bedford oountv. nearShelbyville. Given un
der our hands this 8th of July, 1852.
Ii. 1). HAKLOW,
S. B. CHRISTY,
W. J. LYTLK,
D. W. TAYLOR,
J. W. HALL,
M. O. REEVES,
a D. BALDWIN.
Murfreesboro'Tenn., Feby 24, 1854 1 v 2HS
Wheat I Wheat !
" V E want to purchase good clean Wheat,
T T fur which liberal prices will be given.
July 14. MtSrADiN A 1IORTON.
A Valuable Farm and Mills
Por Salo.
f PIIE undersigned are desirous of selling
I their valuable property, situated two
miles below Athens, on Eustanallee Creek.
The furm consists of
400 Acres of Iinxidi
about 120 of which is iu cultivation. There
is upon the place an abundnntsupply of water
from never-failing springs. The improve
ments consist of one Mill House, 30 by 70 feet,
2i stories high, lately tit ted up as I
ra-nor 3VX111
with new Wheels. Machinery. Ac: two good
two story Houses with dining rooms nnd
kitchens attached; and four one story frame
uuildings. Also,
A liood Saw Will
with Kilgore's Improved Iron Wheels; a good
new Work Shop, with an improved Wheel,
suitable for a Turning Lathe, or other ma
chinery. To any one desirous of locating
himself in a healthy section of East Tennes
see, tins property offers many inducements.
Tubus: A portion of the purchase money
at the time of sale and the balance in
one,
two and three years, with interest.
JNO. B. SHIPMAN A CO.
Sept. 1, 1654 tf 810
M. R. MAY, ffl. D.,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
ATHENS. TENN..
Ty ESPECTFULLY tenders hit professional
Xli services to the public.
Jnn. 14. 1 22
T7MNE Chewing Tobacco, and No. 1 Cigars,
-I. just reeeved by A. CLEAU1S t& CU.
April 7,1854.
W. C. jLI LLAKI),
WITH
HI. L. IIALLOWRLL & CO.,
IMPORTEH8 OK
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
bo. 147 Market st. and 21 North 4th st.,
i'hiludcljiMa.
may 19, 1854 tt 205
CLARK, HYDE & CO.,
auccciisors to Hoosevelt, JJydeii Vlark,)
DIRECT JMroltTKKHOr
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, &c,
No. 139 Meeting Street,
(Nearly Opposite Charleston Hotel,)
CHARLESTON, S. C.
B.A.CLARK. 8IMKONUIDK.
July 21, 1854 8m
ANDKEW T. ANIlRnsON,
804
VM. LOWRY, JR.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Atuknh, Tknnessf.k.
Officb ill the Office of the Chancery Court
Clerk, over the office of the "Athens Post."
April 22, '52 tf 289
LEUTY'S HOTEL
LOUDON, TENN.
fiEO. W. MAYO
WOULD announce to the public thnt he
has removed from the "Athens Hotel"
and taken charge of the above House, where
he will be happy to wait on all who may
favor the establishment with their company.
Feb. 17. 1854 tf
ATHENS HOTEL,
W. P. II. M'DEHMOTT
HAVING taken charge of the above Hotel,
respectfully solicits a share of the pat
ronage ol the public. His talile will he fur
nlshed with the best the country nlTonls.
Feb. 10, 1854 tf 281
CITY HOT E L,
oouin Blue i uniicMqiiare,
MURFREESBOROUGII, TENN.
JOHN Y. TnOMAS, Proprietor.
HIS House has recently beeen opened, nnd
me proprietor Hopes ly a well furnished
tame, moderate charges, good nccommoda-
tiuiis anil aueuuou to uusincss, lu merit a
liberal share or public patronage,
march 8, 1854 ly 284
HARD W A R E.
rniTiTvi,'V Ti.'wxiniP t,
V"...l,l' ) M II HI J. IV
VIRRCT IMPORTERS Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, IMstoIt, Se.,
0. 85 llAYNIt STREET,
C II A RLE S T O N, S. C.
WILLIAM 0. COURTNEY. OI1.UKHT B TINNAKT.
JAMES 0. EVANS.
June 17. '58 tf 247
GEO. W. BRIDGES
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATHENS, TENNESSEE.
"IJRACTICKSin the different countiescom-
X posing the Third Judicial Circuit will
attend to the collecting nnd securing of claims
ana will give ins undivided attention to all
biisinesseiilrusted to his care.
Mnrch2. 1849 tf 23
DR. JAMES B. TAYL0R7
ArilKNS, TENNESSEE.
"1"TILL hereafter give his whole attontion
If to the Practice of Medicine,
June 8, 1853 tf 24
Agricultural Implements.
HAVING received an Agency from tho
Nashville Agricultural Manufacturing
Company, lor me sale or their superior Agri
cultural Imidementt. we would invite the'nt
tention of Farmers to our present stock of
11 0770(1, six norse ana two horse, iron and
wood axels; City and Railroad Carts; 7iccl-
barrows; Canal Barrows; Ploict; Cultivators.
etc, c
The attention of Farmers is particularly so
licited to our stock of largo "Sub-soil" Plows.
A friend writing to us some days siro, savs:
"I cannot conclude without mention of your
superior Centre-draft Sub-soil Plow. 1 liave
no doubt it is the best Plow for such purposes
in America, auu uesiincii t o unci more rend v
saie, and to accompiiFii nctter service to tin
planting uueresis in uie cmiuiii, man any oth
er Acncnl I tirnl Implement in use." We ex-
peoi to keep a good stock of Agricultural Im
plements constantly on hnud, and to sell at
the lowest prices.
June 80, '54. K EVES A HENDERSON.
1000S5h!iry?
use for sale at
L. DODSON'S.
IIUDCIN, WELLS & JOHNSON,
WHOLESALE it RETAIL DRUOOISTS,
Cuattanoooa and Cleveland, Tenn.
Chattanooqa, Tenn,, Sciit., 1853.
"7"E beg leave to return our sincere thanks
TT to our mends and the public generally
for the verv seuerous Patronage that has been
so liberally extended to our house at this
place during the past twelve months, and ns
we havo recently 111 ado very extensive and
varied additions toour stock of Drugs, Chemi-
ea, 1 amis, t'if ana uiass, we respectfully
Invite tho attention of Physicians, Farmers
ana country iiiercliiiiiis, ireneraliv. to our
present largo and well selected assortmenl
Our establishment at Cleveland will be eon. I
auctea nnaer the immediate superintendence
of Mr. lliiiMim. wl,uill ,!.' U
personal attention ror the present, am
our customers who may. from conven
otner reasons, see nt to patroniie
can at all times relv on obtaining
the snme purity and excellence as we havo
heretofore kept on hand here. Phvsininna
v
ordering from us can at all times feel sure of
obtaining articles or strict I v inns miHlilv
and if at any timo an article should not prove
satisfactory, we beg them to return it at our
cost, and give notice of the met, as it is our
strict intention to deal in only pur Drugs.
However, being practical Driimrists. w e ahull
at all times use every possible means of guard
ing against any such vexations.
We have on hand a verv lai-o-n ami w11
selected stock of II7 and Brandies, of verv
superior quality, to which we invite the at
tention of the Facility and dealers generally,
("all nnd exiimimi, ns il always ullonls us
pleasure to exhibit our funds.
IIFIHilN, WELLS A JOHNSON.
Oct. 21, lasa ly 205
tsrnm
'HO THE PUBLIC. RADWAY A CO., the
-L Inventors, Manufacturers and Proprietors
01 me justly celebrated K. 11. It. Kemedies,
were first to discover a Remedy possessing
the Marvelous power of stopping the most
Excruciating Pains in an instant, allaying the
worst Cramps and Spasms, either internal or
external, 1:1 a few minutes, aud soothing the
most severe Paroxysms of liheiinintism, eu
ralgia, and Tic Doloreux, as soon as applied,
The R. R. R. Remedies consist of three Kcnie
dies, each possessing quick and wonderful
powers over certain coinpluints and diseases,
hum win iiisinnuv
RELIEVE the Human System from Fain.
REGULATE each Organ to a Healthy Action
RESOLX K away all Diseased Deposits.
RENOVATE the body from Corrupt Humors,
REBUILD weak a broken down Constitutions.
RESTORE to Health, Strength and Vigor all
unsound and worn out parts.
R. R. Ii. No. l.-RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
For the Aci'le Complaints,Iuteriialand External
The moment it is nppllied externally, or
uiKen 11110 inc system, it win stop the most ex
cruciating pain and quickly remove its cause,
Rheumatism Mr. Granger, a mason well
Known 111 jirooKivn, was a cripple lor nine
years. Railway s Ready Relief relieved him
from pniu in fifteen minutes, enabled him to
walk two miles wi '.limit the aid of stick or
crutch in three days and cured him entirely
in one ween.
n.i ..
xiioiisanus 01 oilier canes equally ns won
derful ns the above, have been cured bv R. R.
lieuei.
Cholera Morbus. Railway's Ready Relie
will relieve the sufferer from all pain in fif-
teen to twenty minutes. It will cure the
most desnerntc eases 111 a few hours.
Neuralaia. The moment R. U. Relief is ni
plied it allays the most painful paroxysms.
It will always cure.
Sick Headache. It will relieve the most
distressing pains 111 fifteen minutes. It will
likewise prevent renewed attacks.
Ague. In ten iniiiules a tea spoonful of R.
R. Relief will stop the Chills and break the
ever.
k 1 r ,.11 1 1 . .
Acnesoi an Kin 11 9, pninsoi all Kinds. 15ruis
es, Burns, Scalds, Strains, Sprains, Stiff Joints,
Lameness oiii-applicnt ion of R. It. Reliefwill
in a few moments entirely stop the pain.
It reduces swelling, heals sores, cuts and
wnuiuls, removes lirmses, allays the most vi
olent irritations. For all pains use R, R.
Keller. Look bir tho signature of Ritdwny
at tu, on cucii noiiic.
R. R. R. No. 2.
RADWAY S RENOVATING RESOLVENT.
For the cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
anu iiiv various diseases ol 1,110 tilings.
It renovates the Bysteiu completely, resoly
ing nwny from the Solids all impure and Dis
eased Denosites, freeing tlic Blood and Fluids
of Life from all corrupt humors, restoring
r.ncrgy, jieiuui anu strength to every Organ
01 me iiouy.
R. R. R. No. 3. RAPWAY'S REGULATORS.
Regulate to a healthy action all the Organs
nmi necrei.nuisoi uie uotlv; a preventive and
curative of Costivene, Dropsy, Billiousness,
Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Influenza, Liver Com
plaint, Stupor, Common Colds. Thu Rcmi
tutors will iiIbo be found of the greatest value
111 treating cases of rever, Measles, and Rash
es, and for Female Complaints, Irregularity,
Womb Difficulties, Hysteria and Melancholy.
R.. R. Regulators are entirely Vegetable
1 eriecuy insieioes, good at times, never sick
en, never gripe.
Doses. One to three regulates. Four to
six purues.
One Regulator at night, on going to bed,
will insure sound sleep, a good night's rest,
and a healthy and pleasant discharge from
the bowels in the morning.
Had way's Regulators. Ready Relief, nnd
Renovating Resolvent are sold" bv 1 li-iurcists
c ci jf micro. JtAJMVAl it CU.,
1 ..... . . r .
1B2 Fulton street, N. Y.
N. I.. R. R. Regulators are of light color.
Kold by A. McK ki.pix, Athens.
Huiibin, WklijiA Johnson, Cleveland,
Dr. W. L. White. Loudon.
W. A A. Russri.i, Campbell's Station.
OTA 11 R ATT c VY.IE, Red Clay, Go.
G. L. t.'n.iKH'iE A Co., Kingston.
Strono A Stevenson, Knoxville.
And Pruwists and Mcrchauls every where.
Dec. 2, 1653 ly 271
1. K. WILLIAMS, JNO. BI1EA. O..
Form' ly of Knotville.T.) (Laleof Blountville,T.
J. E. WILLIAMS & CO.,
(Successors to J. E. Williams,)
Utneral Commission Merchants,
ANn particularly for the balk of
Grain, Bacon, Lard, Feathers and Tennessee
Produce generally,
Johnson's Fire-Proof Ware-House,
Atlanta, Georela.
IETTERS of inquiry, in relation te the
J Markets, Ac, answered promptly.
1 am sincerely thankful to the citizens of
Tennessee for the very liberal pntronnire here
tofore received from them, and respectfully
soucii n continuance 01 tlic sninc to the new
firm, feeling satisfied that, possessing the ad
vantages we now do. wo will be able to do
fully us well for tliein ai can be done in this
market. We will both give our personal at
tention to mo uu&incss.
JAMES E. WILLIAMS,
march 17, 1861 tf 286
Farmers Groceries.
WE are receiving largo supplies of Coffee,
Sugar, Sack Salt, Nails, Ac, and it will
be to your interest to call at our corner and
buy form us. 0. F. A T. F. GIBSON.
April 7tli, 1854.
WILLIAM II. COOPER,
1l"ire-i7oti and Commission Merchant.
LaGranuk, Tttocr county. Ga.,
T ILL attend to the snlo of all kinds of
T T PRODUCE, such as Corn. ( hits Klmir.
Bacon, Lard, Lime, Ac, consigned to him,
Reference: The former nronrieloi's. H. 11
Annus nnd Jesse Mel.eudon,
march 10, 1851 tf 285
ItiMil vent IMoll.'c.
irluh lH-liton, Ailinitilntriitor of (1. tv. Ilnlc, iluouaiiiil,
rs.
The Crt'itltnri nt tin- anlil II IV IUI-
IN Hill rinme Ihr cianlnliiiilil lull ing nli-il Ilia Mil nf
rnimilulut In Hi,- I'lmi,,-,,, v Cmrl 1.1 Alii. lid. MiriilitMl
the crcilltiirs r the entnte r (I, W. Ilnlr, ilcceunril, suit
Sllirin-KIs tilt' IllJiilVflirv nf Hi Mnim.. Ilin r,....lll..r ...
pki.i i'miiiu are licrchy nolll,-, to nll,.nr ni.il II I c iln lr
clullim, inii..ily iiiillii.iiilmtril, wit ! tlic Clcik noil Mm
ter of lliin I'mirl on or ln-rnre the I lili ilnr of (Mnhvr
lirxl, anil miike tlieini.clve mirtli In lliln iilll. II. m
" '' nil' iruct'Cil or mil dilute limy lie I1111I.
a . o . .. - ,VM' "WHY, '. ,f M.
Hcpt. S, 1sf, fit J'ri'' 'l HI I
W. & A. J. DOD SON.
IN tendering their thanks to the people for
the Verv liberal imtriitiHirA tlinv lin..,. I.
tofore given Jheni, would respectfully solioi
a continuance of the same.
Those who am In th l,..l,!i ..f .l..ni;.. i.
where wo would solicit to give us a call and
examine our I ..r
ay,. nMj a..t.
.. . ra" 91"1 sVMtr dooilt.
CfT Wheat, Ilannn. Lard. Eontlmra Jo
taken iu exchange for Goods.
w, A. A. .1. ixinsoN.
Ricevillc, Tenn,, Oct.. I t, 1 Sfi.'l tf a4
Wheat I
l t. wiali to piirclinae a (jnnutily f good
T lUVI CMHIIIIIIIIO )1
'hunt, fur
wliicl
...:n ..... i... i. i. ... . . . ' .
we
mm iBT iiiu lill'MCML llini'KOI. lll'lon.
July 14. A. Ct.V.AM
CO.
Jimt Herri vnt,
m 0. W. ItOKM.
liiiml a lot ui lim b's superior 1'loughs,
and formic low by
.ii
Auu 11
I Wlllcll Wfl think ia linaiirimiaj,,! r..M.l.,1 I
Senear d,lr,n,,ility j M y-cniisisting of a variety of
lenee or i-.i ... ....1 u,,,.,!,,,,,,,,,'. 1 : 1 "V.
.Hinll. ,.f fnot .m"n!',Jr "V1 H' tho wants of the
Chancery Sale of Valuable Land.
Martha M. Martin, John W. Smith, Mark
Roberts and wife Emily, adult heirs of NnL
Smith, dee'd, by their Attorney-iu-fuct,
Mary M. Carr, and James C, Laura and
Texanun Smith, minor heirs of the raid Nut.
Smith, dee'd, by their Guardian, Mary M.
Carr Ex parte.
1 PURSUANT to adecrej of tho Chancery
Court at Athens, in this cause, at the
August term, 1854, I, William Lowry, Clerk
and Master of said Chancery Court, will sell
on the premises, on the 23d day of October
next, to the highest bidder, on a credit of six
and twelve months, except the sum of tenper
cent, which will be required in advance, the
following described tracts of Land in McMinn
county, within four miles of Athens, to wit:
140 acres of Land, lying in the South-west
quarter of section 8, township 4, range 1,
West of theLasis line, lliwassee Pistriet.
.1 . . ,. -1
aiso, 011 acres, adjoining me irnci uioresniu,
and sold to Stephen Smith by Dnn'l Newman,
it being known as the Stephen Smith tract.
Bond and security will be required of the
purchaser for all the balance of the purchase
money, and a lieu retained on the land until
all is paid. W Jl. LOW ICY, C. Jl.
Sept. 8, 1854 7 1 Prs fee $7,50 811
Safely Fuse.
1 fi ff A F,:ET struty Flle for blasting
A.rmJJJ purposes, ottered nt greatly
reduced prices, by C. Jl. JUlLLn I'll.,
Pec. 23, '58278 Cleveland.
A. I. KEYES. 1. M. HENDERSON.
KEYES & HENDERSON,
C O M MISS IO N M E R C HA N T S,
AND
DEALERS IN PROPUCF, AC,
Athens, Tenn.
June 9,1 854 tf 293
Wholesale Druggists.
Ilaviland, Harral & Rislcy,
No. 8 0 M n i d e n Lane,
N E W Y O R K.
1. 0. IIAVILAND, II. W. ItlSLEY,
JAUKS HAItRAL, WM. K. KITCHEN.
Ilaviland, Harral & Co.,
No. 2 6 II a v ne Street,
CHAR I. E S T O N, S. C.
IIAVILAND. HAKI'.AI. Rlxt.EY,
W. STEVENSON, B. L. UAIIRAL, W. K. KITCHEN.
Ilaviland, Rislcy & Co.,
No. 27 4 Broad Street,
Near the Ulohe Hotel,)
A V G V S T A, G A.
IIAVILAND, 1IAIIKAL Klrtl.KY,
T. W. ClimilEKTER, w. K. KITCHEN.
Feb. 17, 1854 ly 282
RANKIN, PULLIAM & CO.,
lUrOKTKILK AM) AVAOI.ICHAI.K DKALKKHIN
Foreign and American Dry Goods,
AND
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
131 Meeting street,
CUAIILESTOX S. C.
WM. T. RANKIN, 1 A. D. HMITfl.
b. v. itlli.m( I u. u'u. m'klratii.
1. H. CKAKJWII.Kfl,
Feb. 25, 185S tf 231
33 33 Xj IIOUS 33,
Corner of Main und State streets,
Knoxville. 'IYiiii.
'1MK NiibftcrHicr Imvini completed lit larpc and com
i iiHMliouP itoiiHC, lu ifi leave U utk of his frleiub. nix
the ptililfc m-ncnilly, a nliare of luitilic jmtronntfe. The
Iiuuue is entirely new; the rmnns lare and well ventll
luted, and no expenite has heen spnreil in furninhin it
in a style and manner to give comfort and PfitiVfHi'Umi
to those who eujouru in It. The contiuily of this litmpe
to the Court -ho use, and romim-MS portion of the city, as
well as to the tSteamhoat Landings, and Kailroad Depots
(which will shortly he rnnipleted,. makes it a desinihle
stopping place for the Merchant visiting the city on husi-
ness, or the traveler Heektiifc pleasure. The subscribers
long experience as proprietor of a puhlic house, added
to a determination to do all he can to render his cus
tomers comfortable and untie fled, warrants him in the
belief he can do so, and to that end Invites a trial.
Aug. II, ISM 2m JAM Kg UKLL, Jrojt'itor.
JOHN R. WALLACE & BROTHERS,
WIIULKBAI.K It'll I1KTIIL 11KALKJI8 IN
Hardware. HooIh. SIioon, tirocrrlca.
ItlUKtinir I'.ni .lrr, Octairon Steel,
unit Niifcly t iiHc,
Corner of Whitehall And Alnbuma afreets,
ATLANTA, V .
Z3T N. H. I'artlculiir attention ii iial.l to the New
Orknna murket from which we lire countuutly receiving
auilit-a.
i. k. WAi.unt. c. a. WAuars. i. w. Wallace.
Aug. 1st, IsM ly WIS
MILTON P. JARN AGIN,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chnacery,
Athens, Tenne84.
ATTENTION given to the collecting buai
ness in nil lower EusL Tennessee.
June 8, '6S tf 245
Notice.
ALL orders for Agricultural Mnebinrry,
undo by Messrs. Wheeler, Melick & Co.,
Albany, N. V., must bo to me direct, or
through my Agents in Enst Tennessee, Mr; 8.
K. Keeder, Athens, anil Mr. M. Nelson, Knox
ville, who are authorised to furnish any nfsnid
machines nt manufacturer's ensh pi-iev, 'idd
ing cost of transport ntioii. 1'. I). GATES,
f eu. 3, 1854 i tf 28U 12 Hroaihvn.v, Ts. 1.
McEwen & Gillesrie
HAVE received and opened a Huge stock
of XV I M 'I' i: It OOOIKS!
to which thev rcsiiectfiilly invite the ntten
tion of their friends nnd customer
November 1, 18BD If
Suiriirl SiiR-art
WK tnke ilea.iire In liifnrniinir our onulomera Hint
wr have hi. t received a aimerlvr Erailo of New
Orleant HtifTHr; aUo Cm. lied Hiiicnr.
Al.n, a very aiiierlnr lllne Hlune; tt. 'w.t Inillirii, Hint
many other Unit-., which ynu can biin liy ciiIIIiik at
the Farmers' t'tieap Mtorv, by
liny xi t y. i . r. uiiimi..
DO&AnT'S HOTEL,
(.1ftM tsu ni. in Aurfh vl ' ll"l.)
v ii 1 1. a i i: i, v ii 1 1, t : n nr.,
H Ntlll iiHn fur tho eiitertiilnineiti of Travetera. Per
on triivellna on the Car.. .I' lt'li'K "t or atarllnc
from thl. inilnt, i h imrlleiil ily nt h'll to, Una.
ytUt cart'ir! hnihitfhHH tSt wiltiotil vhlror.
Tho.c who havo tntroiit.eit io InrliiK the la.t four or
five year havo our thalika, anil olliil anil lioa to
merit a rontliinatieo of palroinv.
Aoiei.T, wh n nno
Valuable Farm for Sale.
WILL sell to I lie hii'lioa). bidder, on Satur
day, the 2 1 at dny of October next, on the
remises, near tint Tellieo Iron Works, in
Monroe county, Turin-. Three Hundred and
VWtiw Acres if .awl. being the Soiith-wcat.
Nol l Ii-wet and ISeiih-cn.t, iiiini'tera of the
section of Hchnol Imid in towiirhin three.
range three. Knnt Hie meridian. lliwiiHaon
liatriol; and lining ill" "nine lion-t oforo luiuulit
iv .Iiiinea Vauglin. Ihern la nboul. flic sum
t fl, 2(1(1 al ill diii n said Land, which Ilin
purchaser enn in iiistnllincnfs on the
terms of sale of Selmol Land; the reaidue will
be roipiirud to lo paid in hand
E. K GKIr'l'lTU.
Sept. 15, 1811 (It ma
Notloo. "
ALL prraniK indebted to the eatnle of Col.
Win. 1'. M- Mnlfminiitt, dee'd. arehembv
iioinieii to c'"' lorwiiru anu iniikn pnyiiieiit
to the undersigned, and those having claims
against aniil "Inle In present Hihiii prnpci ly
nuthunticiil'"'i within the time presenile, I by
law. .1. K. M. KKItMO'IT. Administratrix.
I H. CtiOKE, Administrator.
Athens, Kept, 15, 1854 .'it 8U
Fiiriihnrc ! Furniture !
WM Imvo Just received a lot of Iousrhold
Furniture, of the btlest styles, consisting
of theh'llowiligiirticlea, vix: lledalends, llu
rcaus, (Viilie Tnl.lcs, hide Tables, Work Ta
bles, Writing Tables nnd Dining Tables; also,
Sufii.; I'lush, Iliiii'-clofh nnd ( line Scat Hock
ing ( linii s, and one set of 1'ni lur Chairs. Tho
pnlilie, and thnlmlics pnrliuuliii ly, arc requcsl
mll'eiill and cvinuiiic our Kuiiiitnie. Any
peiwii ttiiiliingniliclosiif this hind, van now
jrel lliciti at great Iv reduced prices,
.lime V liEVE3 it llJiNJDiaiaoN.
. . -, . r , , .
GILLIL ANDS, HOWELL & CO,
DIRECT IMPORT Will DEALERS in
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
No. 33 Ilsyne street,
CH.ini.ESra.', . c.
N. B. Bolting CloUualwsys on hand.
VU. 11. GILIJLAHD, SIDNEY 8. HOWELL.
W. D. UILL1LAXH. JANES OILLILAND
JAMES U. NICHOLS.
Oct. 81. 1851 tf
IRS
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
(Lute Diinb p A Horn.)
Grocery and Commission Merchants,
MACON, UEORG1A.
STRICT personal attention to onlers and
quick returns of sales of Troiluee.
They will give special attention to con
signments from Kant Tennessee.
1. 4. ALLEN. . 8. PI' NLA I'.
march 18, 1853 ly 234
)R. JAS. IUJCKNEK,
Dentist,
IN returning bis thntks fur tbe verv liberal
patronnu he has alreaily received, would
respectfully announce to all who may need
the aid of a Dentist, that he is well iirepitred
to execute all work in the various branches
of bis profession. General satisfaction will
be given, both in prices and style of work.
Kieeville, Tenn., Dc. SO. lf?5S tf 2
Good Medicines.
RTAULElt'8
Anodyne Clurry Expectorant,
For Coughs, Coh'', Bronchitis, Croup, d-c.
STALLEH'S
Diarrhea Cordial.
TP11E valuable in Jieincs above named, are
J. not empirical, A- are prepared in agree
ment with I lie ex trienco of'sonio of the most
leurncd and judic his practitioners, and are
not secret, fiirthe: than is necessary to pro
tect tho proprietcrt nnd those who use tliein
from loss and innpsition, ns the component
parts have been innde known, confidentially,
from time to tini-, to perhaps
6(10 UJYSICIANSU 1
in Maryland. Virginia, District of Culunibia,
Ohio, and other places, all of whom, without
a single excrplit u liave approved of the formu
la, nnd nmst of Uiein acknowledge that they
are the best r, bodies Hint they have ever
known for the euro of the diseases for which
lliey nre reccMlucniieu. uur contuiencc in
tho excellence of these medicines, added to
our desire to ..Void tho just prejudice of the
medical profe-sSon ngnitist srerrl und rurl' nos
trums, indue us to adopt this candid course.
We append n few of the notices wo have re
ceived from .'BvBicinn.s, viz;
'ret Dr. H a). H. Farrow, of Snow Hill, Mil
"Gentlciii,i 1 have frequently in my prac
tice preseriled your 'Stabler': Anodyne Cher
ry Expectorant and 'Diarrha'a Cordial,' with
great sal islaOl ion to myself, and to the entire
relief of sii-h diseases ns they profess to cure.
1 consitler laem liappy combinations of some
of our mo t,' valuable and safe thcrapulical
agents, nii'V must be of infinite worth to the
afllictrd ttntrl mankind at large. In furnishing
the inedii; profession with these active ana
concentrated preparations, so convenient for
administration, nnd of a standnrd quality,
you have-rendered them an eminent service,
and I em do no less thnu earnestly recommend
these preparations to practitioners, and espe
cially iu the country, where the impurity of
commercial Drugs is one of the greatest obsta
cles to the success of the l'hysiciau."
from Ceo. Uerry, Jl. Jl, of Somerset co., Md.
lientlemen 1 have used ninnv ot the Uif
ferciit Cherry Expectorants, and I do assure
you Jiat yours far exceeds any I have ever tried.'
lie nave oeen invored Willi a written certih
cat& cheerfully iriven bv numerous Moilionl
gentleman, in "Maryland, Virginia nnd Ohio,
wlilcli alone should convince the most doubt-
ui that these nre reully "Good Medicines:"
fll'Usr stating that thev are ncnuuinted with
the composition of both the Expectorant nnd
Cordial, and that they have administered them
to their patients, thev testify "that thev are
remedies of ureal value, safe, efficient and well
worthy of the patronage or the l'rofession and
the l'ublic, that they are more reliable than
any other proprietary medicines with which
we are acquainted," le.
The above notices of recommendation from
members of the Medical Faculty, should be
sufficient to satisfy all, that these medicines
are worthy of trial by the afllictcd, and that
they are of a different stamp and class from
the "Quackery" and "Cure-Alls" so much im
posed upon the public.
Sco the descriptive Pamphlets, to be had
gratis of all who have the medicines for snle,
containing recommendations from Doctors
Martin, liulUcll, Addison, 1'nyuc, llnndy,
Love, ite.
For sale by Druggists, Apothecaries and
Country Store-keepers generally, at the low
price of Ffty cents per bottle, or six bottles
for t2,50. 12. il. STAIiLLH t CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Importers of English, French and Ucrnuin
Drugs, Dealers in 1'nints, Oils, Ac.
120 Pratt street, Baltimore.
Antl sold by WM. HUKNS, Athens.
W. 11. 11 UK LIS V.Loudon
G. CANNON, Madisonville.
Dec. , 186S ly 272
Cheap and Good.
I ON ICS Garment Cutter the best now in
tt use, is ottered for snle at the very low rato
oi iwo dollars per copy. Tlio culler is a pat
tern system of cult ing, with all sires on the
same pattern a Look of directions accom
panies every set of patterns nnd with them
any person can lenru lo cut and make Coats,
ranis, eats, Cloaks, Till inns. Ladies' Sack
Alantillns, Presses, and In uliort, any garment
that is or will be worn bv Indies or gentlemen,
onu ne cut mid made ty Jones (iai iiieiit Cut
ter. Any person can learn from the book mid
ml terns iu the short space of Iwcntv-fniir
hour sons to cut and make any garment they
wiMi, na wen as nuy i a i lor.
ltigbts of Slates and counties for snlo low
for cash, Huv a county right nnd be industri
ous, n i hi j will ensiiro you to double your
money. Agents wanted all overthe United
Slates, with reference ns to character and re
sponsibility. The cutter enn be scut by mail
to any.ollico in the United States.
Address Colonel I'. Jones, pout paid Mount
Vernon, Monroe county, Tennessee. All orders
must be accompanied with the cash.
April 28, 1854 ly 292
ALEX. l CAI.I.IH. UEO. B. JONKS.
ArtJAI.ME & JLKS,
General Commission Merchants,
.''iron, 4la.
T?0l the sale of all kinds of TENNESSEE
.- l'KOUUCIi.
Reference!
Messrs. Hooko A French, Clint tnnoogn.
C. Wallace, I'rcs't E. Tenn. Alia, Kailroad.
Messrs. Johnson, Smith A Co., Loudon.
Win. K. lleiskcll, Abiuirdon. Va.
Deo. 2, 185S ly(
271
,r ' Firp Proof Safes.
I IIAvK on band n ireneral assortment
of
1 Durvco A Forsyth's Fire 1'loof Safes, mi.
knowleilged by all, wherever they havo been
test .d, t lie best article of the kind manufac
tured in this or any other country. 1 soil nt
riinnufacturer's prices, freight added.
Jan. 20. G. W.KOSS.
Itlastliig IVmiltr,
J KEGS masting J'owdcr In SUru
"TV for tulle lit reduced price.
nnd
C. II. WILLS A CO.,
Die. 2a, '33271 Cleveland.
II. L. HARLAN D,
Late A nderson it Hnrland, )
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND-
Straw Goods,
No. 120 Market Stkekt, below Fourth,
1'lilladclphU, Ia.
inarch 17. 1854 tf 2f.
i it xii si:smo
Odd Fellows Female College,
it ouv.n s v i i.i.i:, ti: .-v.
Trimlceti.
HAWKINS LulXiK, NO. 41, I. O. 0. F.
IiiNlrurlona.
n. y. ANSOX V. (U'MMINliS, 1). U-, Prlneliwl.
Mia MTV 8. HI UliLfcS,
SlisaC. V. fTAliK,
li K. It. fllAW.
tTwo plio-es to he Slii,lieil.)
I'rof. IlKMiV fc'CIIWlMI, Instrumental and Toul
Music.
, Assistant.
Pr. J. II. ri l.l.KX, Prof. Vocal Music.
Miss M. . MIK IIKI.!.. IVlioinnsliip.
Mrs.Ol'ltlA K'llWl.NU, Ne.-Ule Work, Enibrolutr,
He., u.
.Matron.
(TjlHIH liiatitntion will he oeneil for the reception of
M pupiiM on Wednesday, tlic 6lti of Hetemlir,
fayiuents for Hoard anil Tuition must be made half
yearl' iu advance to the Treasurer of the College.
Cliurfrt-N.
Boanlinr for Colleiciate year of ten months, IncluillnaT
fuel, liiflitN, rooms ami hslguig, laM jer week. Wash
in 1. eellU l-r ilost-ll.
lnstructiou in I'riniary Class 910 an
Preparatory 1ft lai
" Minor " UM (HI
ropliomor " HIM
Junior " mmi
" Kenlor " ft
M Music nnd use of Instrument 411 110
Jx-ssons in Krenefi, Latin, Drawing, Painting, Ac. .1 aj
K.-ieh pupil, wliettier hoiiriling In the Institution or not,
will be charfrcil one dollar entrance fee.
No extra charges.
Circulars of tin- rVhoot, In pamphlet form, fumfshstl
by mail on application to the undersigned.
Those who uiuy have it ill cnutciiiphition tn patrontu
the rlrhonl are resiH-etfully reiilested, In all cases, to ad
vise the Hccretiu-y by mail or otherwise at tlo-ir earliest
convenience. Aug-J.'i, ','4-Xm E. J. ASTON, Src'y.
University of Nashville.
f HMIS Itirtitntlnn wiM foniitlt tl by tlie Hlftto of North
JL Carolitm in 17n an liitviiUon AiHlt'iny. It becmnti
t'liiiihi-rluntt College in 1-HtOaud Cnivcraity of MushvUltt
In lyiti.
1'ho Iilrrary Ilrpiirtmrnt)
Wilt he rv-opi'iu'il umlrr a tit-w Orjfjiuizatinn, and with
lii w lttiiUliiifTs fn the Kirnt Wt Im silfi y of Ut tober iivxt.
lttv. Kiiw.uiu Wai(H(iktii, 1. D., I'rutViiMir of Ethkn
uih! Ikllt H lftti'r, aiKU'httiniiHii of (lie Faculty.
Hev. J, V. Ml-C'cixoiuh, I), it., Profctfgor of Ancient
hnufniuttv.
Alkxanhkk V. Ptkwamt, A. M., ProfesKor of Mtttlicmat
Icb nixt N ni n nil l'liilortirphy.
l.i v. X I'. I.imsij-:v, M. l., Vrofeasor of Chemistry and
the Natural Meiioe.
Tuillou 7ft per uiiuum Matriculation fee 5.
Tli ln,v lrarliupnlt
Will ulsolc oK'iR'd on the first Wednesday of October
next.
KHANCim IJ. FiHifl, Kill..
William F, CHH'Kit, Ksq., vrrofessors.
Kit, Ksq., U
Fees for l.ucturcs t IiHiper unnuin.
'J'lir ivieillral Irmrlniriir,
Cloned It firtH Pccfmi with 1'JI Httalent and :13 Ci rnd li
nt .1; it M't-oihl with l.ViMtuili iitH and Ho' (Iraduateii. auJ
it third with ftudt ntH and Tl (iraduateN.
The Four tli AmihihI Court; of lA-eturea will commenre
on .Monthly, tin :t"th of Ortulwr next, uud ctintlnue till
the nrHtot the unsuinp Miirch,
ItmiutT M, PmtTKUi 31. !., Trufesaor of General and
ptchil Anatomy.
J. liKiuiits LiNpJi.sv, M. i'rofcwor of Che mU try
and Dean of the Faculty.
0. K. WiNHTiiN, M. profcsBor of Materia Medic a and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. 11. ItttiiANAS, M. D., Professor of Surgical anil
Pathological Anatomy.
Tin i.m AH It. J KNNiNiirt, M. P., Professor of Inititutet of
Metlicine ami Clinical Medicine.
W. K. ItowuNu. M. 1)., ProfuHHor of Theory and Prao
ticeof Medielne.
Jmiis M. Watwix, M. P., ProfeHor of Obstetrics and.
the l)ineunes of Women and Children.
Pai l F. Far, M. D.t Professor of Principles and Prac
tice of Surgery.
AVilliam T. IIrhigh, M. IK, Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The Anatomical rooniN will be opened for student on
the ilrnt MomtHy of (Moher.
A full 1'ffiiuihtarftvitrMttiit lectures, free tn all Htn
dent), will Ih given by the Professors, commencing va
the first Monday of October.
A Cllnirme has been estHhlMied, In connection with
the L'niverriity, at which operations are erformed and
rases prescribed for aud lectured upon iu presence of the
ChiHs.
Arraiigemrnts liare been made to accommodate all pa
tients requiring surgical o)eration.
Amount of Fees fur Lectures in this Department Is
f Matriculation F (piH once only,) J5; Practical
Anatomy, flit; Oraduatliig Fee
tiood Hoard can In; obtained for $4 per week.
The Annual Announcement giving a full account of thm
several UepurtmeuU of the University may be hud bv
applying tn A. V. f. MNIWLKV,
Aug 4, IsM Cm floff tSty JitHttti ''runtst.
XaTttlo'eT'riiito Oil,
7 Is the best remedy ever offered to the public for
l the Tarhms liseioes nf IKMtHKS, vii:H welled
Joints, Hpralns.C'uts, Saddle and Collar (JnIIs, HcralclinH
Poll-F.vil, Fistula, antl in fart every description of dis
ease to which the Horse is liable.
It Is now In general use s a LINIMENT FOR MAN,
as no better can he made, and has heen very successful
ly used for Pains and Sores of almost every kind, and
hi some Instances has made a perfect cure of Rheuma
tism. For aale by O. W. n A Co., Athens.
J. A. Wkiuht A Co., Swvetwatar.
And by Druggist! aud Merchants thrnuirhout the coun
try. Principal Depot Scott svilie, Albemarle co., V
July 2S, ls'4 ly 805
ALJtU DAK Ml. T. D. CAB WILL.
BAKER & CASWELL,
ultOl'DIIV AIVTt CWsIH MISSION
llroail street, A iifriiNlsv, tin.,
"MTII-I. proniitly altenit to the aale of Corn, Wheul,
Vw lhieon, l,:inl, (hits, c., consiifiieil to their cart.
Advances, if requireil, madeou Produce In Btore.
Auk. 4, 1M ly gug
JANES ARMSTRONG.
foiiu ahiij avh irainiHKioi
Moi-oltftut,
No. 42 Market street, liilrlculon, S. C.
N ''' As the Poiith Carolina Kail HoadCnm.
puny will cease to forward (foods on anil after tlis
1st of July, IsM, I offer my services as Forwarding and
Commission Merchant. All (loods direrled to mj car
will ho hirwanlcd Jiropijilly and with despatch. I will
nlso receive aud sell any I'rtxlurc cnuslirneil to ni,
or forwnrd as directed and olTtr tlie fullowlug named
gentlemen as
lief, rem es : 11. W. Conner; Courtney, Tennent k Co;
tfillllnuds, Unwell 4 Co.; ll)ott, Mellurney k Co.; Town
send, Crane It Co.! I). K. Klen.lna; k Co.; Ilavilnnd, llar
rnl Co.; Williams k Trice; l'ierson, J,-niilncs k Co.; W.
II. Ih-ach; II. W. J. I. Vree k Co.; Hand, Williams k
Wilcox; Chaniherlaiu, Miler k Co.; fhepherd, MeCrcery
k Co.; Ilnukfri, l'ullinm k Co.; Iliire.Cnllioun k Co.; John
Kraser k Co.; Oeo. K. Clarke: A. 8. Hull k Co.; den. ..
Wahlron k Co.; Pussdoi-IT la-ldlng: Cameron, Wehb
Co.; Hewing, Thayer nnd Co.; Kwliank and (lanir; llrown
and Stone; Condirt, Jennings and Co.; II. II. Williams;
l. A. Amlilen K. 1). Htoddarri and Co.; Onstarus follin;
J. . nnd I,. Howie and Co.; Hates and Sliu hell; JleCar
ter and Co.; Ilsseltlneanil Walton; Hoosevelt, Hyde nnd
Clark; Ham-reft, lletls nnd Marshall; llrownlng and La
man; (iiudradt and Duncan; V. I), running aud Co.; T.
I.anueau; V. M. Cotien and Co.; T. M. Horsey and Co.;
James Adger and Co.; W. W. and J. It. Head; Fogartl
and llelaud; W. (I. llanrroft nnd Co.; James C. Jonea;
John Itussell; Ketehum, Taylor and Co.; Ilnyden, llrnther
and Co.; Ilavne nnd Vnti s; It. llawley; Jainea K. Ppesn
Cahlwell, llliikely and Co.; Holmes ami Hlnnry; II. T.
linker nnd Co.; Mathieaseii, Hlmons nnd Co.; It. Iliilin;
. nnd J. V.. Adger, Kiinonds, Ituft nnd Co.; John DalT
Fnekler, Colem-k and Co. Sept. 1, KM Ilin niw
rinno Olanat.
relllK Third Session of II. s Music Class will commcne
M. on WeduL-sday, tlie Oih of fjepteniher.
Hept. 1,'M II. O. COOKE.
J. Tonclior WaxitodL
rBT Inke clinrire of Forest Hill Academy. Nunc need
B apply hut those who liave taken s thorough Colic
ginlc course, ami have eslahllslied a character for teach
log. Foresl Hill Academy Is now in rapid progress of
construction, nnd will ho completed in time, fur thtj
School to comini-nrc hy Hie 1st of Oetoher next.
Ily order of the llonrd of I'm. tees.
Aug. IMi, KM. WM. II. IIAM.KW, Secretary.
Call on. Stoclt,
"VTOT imrstiiinj, luit nil tlnmo iudubted ta
a. tliu tinilursifsiiuil, tiither liy note or so,
count, will plenso cull ninl jny tlie, snme, fop
money lia wants ami nmst liye.
AJ.JI1 (i KO. AY. ROSS,
M'ure Alcohol
fV )ti jier cent, tiroof, suitalilo for using
V- Willi IflllW
J'il.e. now on Imi M.I nnd for
snle l.y lIUJtfilN, AVKUJS A JOHNSON,
ulel.y 11U1K
Jhii. 20, 1864
Cleveland, Tenn.
'IHANSl'OKTATION
Uelivcen Sarniuinli and Augusta
riy TUB
FASHION LINE.
Through la 21 tn 3(1 Hours.
No Phtkntion to Oooiis at kitiikr Toint,
I OATS will lenvcSiiynnnnli every oilier ln J"
lifter 1 (Mil of July noxt, nnd liiin(f,f light
er tlrntiKlitof wnUir tlimi nny otlier Hunts on
tho Kivor, will run rcKiilnrly nt all singes of
wnter. Twelve nnd n lmlf jier cent, will he
deducted from their Hrosent low rnto of
freight, w hieli is now nliont ono-hnlfltiiil Kond
rntcs. llirect to tho cmo of
M. A. COIIKN, Savannah,
JA'O. A. MOOKI:, Augusta.
To prcvcnl errors, send Hills of Lii.limr to
M. A. CiuiiiN, HHViiiinnh,
tW" All (i Is forwnrilcd at Snvniitiith nnd
AuirtisU frco of commission. liotwithnlnudlOlt
the Uuili'imds Imvo cciiocd to fol'Wllld.
Juuc2U, 1861 Cm MO
Lb