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Hiwasaee College
IHenar CMtttw, Tomb.
TnR Spring tetsion or tliia young but prat
perons Institution will elos at fnllowtt
Akku.m KxmTi(i. Tuesday and Wed
nesday, nth and 18th Julyi
prRAKINn Saw VOarKURlSQ UIFLOXAt, luura
day tlit 1 ntli.
Th Fall Session wilt eommenc Monday,
Hept. 17th. at which timt students will find
it to their advantag to h prattnt to enter
their proper classes,
TomoN 110 per testioni Contingent fee
11; boarding at mndertte rate. A number
of roomt in the vicinity are oceupied free of
charge by those wishing to hoiird thetntelvee;
which they do at a eost of from fifty cents to
one dollar per week.
Onr location it a Ike country, two and a
half miles from lladisonville, in a neighbor
hood noted for industry and morality; eon
acqoentty we are comparatively free from
temptations to prodigality, intemperance,
and other vices too frequently met with in
towns and cities.
A pott office hat been established at (he
institution; tnertiore icttert to tut raouuy
and ntmicnte should be addressed to "lliwas
tee College, Monroe eonnlv, Tenn."
July e JOHN II. liRUNF.R. Prcst
Flouring Mills.
""TIIB mbscriber respectfully announces to
L the public that he haa recently rebuilt
hit MILI.H on East.annllee, three miles North
east ef Calhoun, Tenn., on an entirely new
and improved plan, and is now prepared to
accommodate those who have wheat and
Corn to grind, lie ean grind any quantity
nn ahort notice, and insures a fine turn-out.
He specially tolicitt the palronnge of such
as desire a tuperior article of Flour for fami
ly nee. He is also prepared to crush Corn in
the oob for stock. Send in your Grain and
try the Mills. W. J. MotLATCHEY.
June 1 S, msB-tf 881
LOUDON FOUNDRY.
rI"MlE eubscribeit would resiiectfully an
il nonnce to the citisene of Konne and ad
joining counties, that they have erected at
Jxiudon, find have now In full operation, an
Iron Foundry, and are prepared to receive
orders fur
Every Deerrlptlon of Cnatliige!
They will keep constantly on hand different
sizes and styles of Cooking Stoves, furnished
complete, such as the lloosier State; Ashland
Kentuckian, die, Ac; various sizes Parlor:
Kino Plate, Chamber, OHice and Shop Stoves;
llalloon Stoves; Fronts and Grates, tor burn
ing coal, together with a general assortment
of Hollow Ware, consisting of Washing Ket
tles; Pole; Puns; Skillets, die, An.; Waffle
Irons; Fre Dogs; Wagon Iioxes; Iron Railing
of every description; Water Pipes, from one
inch up to any desired site. They are also
prepared to execute all kinds of MUST and
SAW MILL CASTINGS, together with the
well known Kilgore Water Wheel, formerly
manufactured nt Athens. This Wheel will
aaw from 8000 to 8000 feet of Lumber per
day, and will grind from 10 to IS bushels per
hour. Having had considerable practical ex
perience in Mill Gearing, thev nutter them
selves they can give full satisfaction in any
work ordered from them. Also, the most im
proved Plough, right and left hand mould
boards; Horse Powers; Tareshcru; and in short
every thing in thier line.
There it connected with the Foundry an
excellent
JVIavolxlxxo Bhopi
where all work can be fitted up in the best
manner, and witli dispatch.
Old Iron ana Copper taken in ex
change for Castings,
GROVES KILC.ORE.
N. B. All Patterns that will come into
general use will be made free of charge.
May 28, 1855-ly 848
T ix.m Hooelvedf
ALAU012 supply of Ulack and Cayenne
l'epper. Alspicj, Tot ntid Tearl Ah, So
An and Siulerntiw, 0-.-am of Tartar, Ctibebs,
Cork Srewa. Jiattles And Vials, Window
GlnssSby 10 find 10 l.y 12, Frnnklin And
City Glazier's Diamonds, (ium-Klnstie Balls,
Ktureh Polish, Ycnst I'uwders, Gentlemen's
Shoulder Braces. Spcrmacetli, Even's Gen
uine Crown Lnncet,
' A variety of Drug and Medicines, Alcohol;
Uils rainier, i.aru, rweet; ijenTiier, Japnn.
and Copul VnrmVh; 1'iiinU and Dye-stulfa,
and almost every thiufr else.
Please cull and examine, and see what yon
want. McMun's Ktixir of Opium, an impor
tant article. As I cannot name every Article,
the publio are invited to call and examine.
WM. BUHNS.
Athens, May 2, 185.5.
UREAT MM Tllf:K KE.tfEDVt
JACOB S OQRDIA T.
C'linlera, 1 fOH ALL Cholera Morhuf,
Oyjentery VpAf4.p UeAiicpG M'-lou" Ohollc,
Diarrhoja. DW " Cl WlSCHMS ) Choleralnfautum
Alto Admirably ndnpfrd to many Di
umm of FciiihIvm)
JfOS T KSPECIA LIYPA 1KFVL MEXSTR UA TOy
The virtue, of Jncob1 Cordial are too well known to
require encomium.
lot, 1 t'uren the worst cne of Dlarrhflea.
fid. It cures the wont forum of Dysentery.
ftl, It cures California or Mexlcnn Diarrhosa.
4th, It relieves the sevrrent Cholio.
Ml), It cure Cholera Morbus.
tilth It rnri-a Plinlr Infantum.
7th, It cure P.ttnful nrnitruttUon.
Rlh, It relieve Vnin in Back and Loin .
Oth, U counteracts Nrvoiinneii and Despondency,
loth, It restores Irrtfulurftte.
11th, It ditpela Gloomy and Hysterical Feeling.
1301, It' an admirable Tonlo.
A fete thort txetrncUfrom Letttr, Testimonial, f i
11 I have uxed Jacob' Cordial In my family, and have
found It a raot efficient, and in my Judgment, a valuable
remedy." H". Hiram Warmer,
Judge of finprrme Court, Georgia,
"ft give me pleasure in being uble to recommend Ja
cob's Cordial my own personal experience, and the
experience of my neighbors and friend ii around me, l a
sutflclent guarantee for me to believe It to be all that It
purports to be, vit; iovKKMG ntcKiY."
XV u. If. ITiiitKHwonn,
Formerly Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit.
"1 take great pleasure In recommending this invalua
hie medicine to ail aTilicted with bowel dlseaoes, for which
I bflieve it to be a sovereign remedy decidedly superi
or to anyining eise ever trieti ny me. A. a.uavloimii,
Deputy U. M. of the Grand Lodge of Georirla,
MI have used Jacob's Cordial In my family, and this,
with all I hear about it a a remedy br those who have
tried It, induce me to believe It standi at the head of
very preparation or the kind, and 1 would recommend
lis use to the a mease ior witicn u is compounded.
MlLKt O. DOUBINS,
Cashier Dank of the State of Georgia, Oriffln.
"f f there I any credibility in human testimony, Ja
rob' Cordial must stand pro-eminent above all other
preparation for the cure of Dowel Diseases. Prom the
mas of testimony In it favor com In: from all nuarter.i,
It rami be very far In advance, a a curative agent, of
most II noi ail outer -uateni prepnraimns."
A. Plkio, Cash. Slarlne and Hire Ins. Dank.QMftin.
"Till efnetent remedy I traveling Into celebrity a
fast a Bonaparte puttied hlioolumns Into Russia, and
gaining commendation wherever used." Georgia Jf-
Por sale by Wm. Burns, Geo. T. Ron, P. F. ffheltnn,
A. H. Wilson, and Cha. Metcalfe, Athens; D. P. Martin,
Calhonn; K. P. Illoom, John Denton, Cantrell A Co.,
Cantrell's X Roads; Guilford Cannon, Madisonvllle; N
J. P n tit man. Mt. Vernon: J. T. Jones. Hiwassee: Che-
nutt A West, Philadelphia; Vaughn A Picket, Sweetwater;
H. T. Tipton, rour nine oranuu; a. ii. lAwuon, tnataia;
Thonipn ivon, uteveinnd; jamea n. itain, uiiarleH'
tun; N. J. A J. K. l.illard A Co., Decatur; Peak A SIcEl
wee, Be wee: J. I. Pgg k Bon, Mary ville.
Wm. W. DLIVK A CO., Proprletora,
April My-W8 80 Beekman st .Ncw York.
Valuable Lands for Sale.
TMIIJ underaiirned, belnu anxious to remove
JL West, offers for tale, for cash in hand, or
liytlie 1st of September, the valuable rAKM
on which ha resides. S miles South of Athens,
on the Stock Road to Georgia, contnininif
bbbh Aoreat. about 110 or winch
are in a high ttata of cultivation, the balance
beautifully timbered all lying at level at
any valley farm of tht tarn tire in East Tea
nestee about 100 aeret in Clover, 20 in fine
Herds Grass ana Timothy meadow: with com
fortable and convenient Buildings; fine Wa
ter ana good young Ureliards. The Land all
sjnoloted except a few aeret. Better fenoing
ttiii not oe louuu on any rarm in tut county.
Alto, 24 Acres, lying four miles North of
Athent, adjoining the Lands of Charles Met
ealfe and others, on the tttook Road from Ken
tucky to Georgia 1 AO aeret in a fine state of
milti vntion the land lying beautifully eotn
fiirtubla Buildings good orchards, and the
best of water Those wishing to purchase will
do well to call on I he undersigned, nt his real,
di'tico' soiin, 3 ht is d.itoi mino.l to sell nrid a
baruntu eiiu i hnd. M. L. l'Ull.l.IIM.
AiirlMMSSo if
lrVOOTtlaBil NhcMtauLaale. fine Gaiter Shout;
IS nalteraud Kid Boon; Misses Kill. Oaltcr anil Kn-aun-lleil
leather Hoots, frentlemen's fln.Hnats, Htin..,
(l Uato. Call oa rnartiU , DEIIOnN,
ol .
. (V.l.a .
cJ
Bloody-Flax, Dyseatery, Diarrhea
AND
OKOIiIinAI
THE above disorders, to prtvalent In this
country, ean all ot eured by the Orasfen
berg Dysentery Syrup, which is told for only
ov un imr uuitie
CUTS, IIUKIiS, BWEI.LlMtS, ' inri.A
MATION, either external or internal, eured
by the Graefenberg Green Mountain Oimthrst;
prioe It eentt per box better than any Lini
ment or Pain-Klller for it glvee instant relief.
Filling of Ihe Wmb and all other diseases
ire promptly eared by Mershnll'e Utkrixi
Catiioi.iook price reduced to $1,80 per bottle,
the only remedy that hat j et been discovered
that reaches the aiiove complaint.
THE OREFEN IIKUO VEO ETARLK PILLS
are pronounced the very best pill in the
world ; 100,000 bones are told every year in
Tennsaaaartrioa A Slants.
Theee and all other Orwfonberg Medicines
are for sale bv
W. IiUltM Athens; B. T. M.BTta A So,
Cnlhonn; Vauoiii, A Pictur, Sweetwater, W.
L. White, London; O, Camkok, Mnditonville.
ALEX MrlfKNZIK. Ntshvillle,
June SO, '85 8m 58l General Agent
THK virtrKiistTr
Family n.ea.e d lean
ejatuJKI) under Ihe seal, sanction sod authority of the
University or free Medicine ana 1'opuinr nnowientre,
chartered li the flt.tr of PenniVlVAnlS. April W.
with capital of H,iiO, mainly for Ihe purpose of ar
restiog the evils of spurious nostrums, also for supply
In the community with rellshle remedies whenever a
competent physician cannot or will not be employed,
have purchased from Dr. John R. Kowsnd, his celebrated
Kownnd'n Tonic mixture.
Known for upwards of twenty-nre yein at the only
ure una eare cure for Fever Ann c. ana ni in'
cmlmnhlc remedy for Bowel OomplKfiii,
ltovaad'tompun. Hruf Black'
fc iinnl.
whlcli htirhly apprnred and ppulHr remedl-, topt'Uier
wllh the Unlvemlly'i Ncmedy for pnmplHlnti of the
.unfrn, ine univerntty' riemetiy tor iiyirpiiia or inni
rflllnn: the Unlvernllv'e RemedT for Cnntfre llnweln;
hIno, the t'nlverslty'i Atmanac, mny he had at the llranch
I)lilH;niatory, or tor of Q.W. ROM. may l&-6m
Threshers ! Threshers !
"MjlARMKHfl and other who eonlefnplate purchnnlnfr
bl itrrner" ini inion womu ao wen 10 nana in
their order toon, or they wltl not lie a hie to get the Ma
chines) out In time for thrftilnrr out the next Wqt
Atlieni, march 16-tf for lower Knit Tennennee.
Pianos.
TUST received and for tale:
tf line 7 octave, i round corners, iron plate.
One 6 ocfl legfc
One 7 " '4 round " curved legs,
eit-icniii. iinien.
One H octave, !l round corners, curved legs,
and mouldings.
Two 7 octave superb lludnir, very heavy tone
These Pianos are from the oldest and best
manufacturers in Huston nnd New York are
selected and built for ttrengtk as well at for
sweetness ana power ot tone, and are war'
ranted; and for beauty of architecture can
not lie excelled. . u. UOOKK.
April 27-tf-8t4
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
The (rent Purifier of the Blood t
NOT X IAIIT1CLK OK MEItCUUY IN ITI
L't the Afflicted Rtut and Ponder
An Infallible Remedy foj Scrofula. Kinr's Kvll.Ithenma.
tisrn, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples or Poa
tules on the Pace, Blotch en, Uviln, Ague and Pever,
Chronic Sore Kye. Wing Worm or Tetter, Hculd Head,
Kiilargt-ment and Pain of the Bonca and Joints, .Stub
born i;ii;era, Syphilitic Disorders, Lumbngo, Spinal
Complaints, and all Disease arising from nu Injudi
cious Tse of Mercury, Imprudeuoe lu Life, or Impurity
of the Blood.
films greut alterative metllclne and Purifier of Dlood
M. i uow used by thousand of grateful patient from
all part or the United State, who testify dully to the
remarkable cures performed by the greatest of all medi
cines, "CABTM'tJ Sfakiiih MixTfaa." Neuralgia, Rheu
matism, Scrofula, Kruptlon on the Skiu, Liver Disease.
Pever, Ulcers, Old Sore, Affection of the Kidneys,
Diseases of Ihe Throat, Peiimle Complaints, Pains and
Aching of the Rone and Joints, are speedily put to
flight by using tills great and inestimable remedy.
for all dlseasea of the Blood, nothing has yet been
found to compare with It. It cleansoH the nystvin of all
Impurities, acta gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kidneys, strengthens the Digeston, gives tomt to the
Stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores
the Constitution, enfeebled by disease or broken down by
the ex.-esses of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength.
Por the Ladles, l! i Incomparably bi tter than all the
cosmetic ever used. A few doe of Carter' Spanish
Mixture will remove all snllnwnens of complexion, bring
the roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity to the
step, and Improve the health In a remarkable degrtv.
beyond all the medicine ever henrd of.
The large number of certificates which we hove re
eeivud from persons from all part of the United States,
1 tlit- best evidence that there 1 no humbug about it.
The press, hotel keeper, magistrate, physicians, and
public men, well known to the community, all add their
testimony to the wonderful effect of this GUKAT
BLOOD ITHIKIKR,
Call on the Agent and get a Circular and Almanac,
and read the wonderful cure this truly greatest of all
medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BKNNETT A BKKRS, Ppo
prletors, No. 8 Pearl street, Richmond, Va.; to whom all
orders for supplies nnd agenclea must be addressed.
And for sale by Wm. Bran, and O. W. Bonn, Athena;
B. P. Mabtim, Calhoun; KfaXLT A Son, Charleston; Thomp
son A Dm., Cleveland. may 4-Jy-845
New Goods!
New Goods!
w.
II. IICtJtlLDIt,
aavuiwu, ausstla.
IS now receiving a large and well selected
stock of Spring and Summer CioeJs, to
which he would respectfully call the atten
tion of his friends and the public generally.
Particular attention is invited to his stock of
Ladies Dress Goods, which is unusually large
and attractive. His stock of Goods for Gen
tlemen's Wear includes almost evervlhinv.
from the finest French Clolh down to com
mon Cottonndes, which, together with a lot
Staple Goods, is not to be surpassed by any
we, nuiiBiMueni, in i no country, lie teeit eon-
noeni ne can suit uu persons wishing to buy
good and cheap Goods. mar. 2-tf-3g
James Neuralgic Liquid.
lino muii uxirnortiiiiarsr KiUIii.ina rw
the uitre of NeurulKia, UheunmtUm.Crarop
Chotic. Cholerm-Murbui, Uimrrhtek. Croup,
.... ,m' """iroat connected with Huarlet
Pever, INHns In any part of the body, Asthma, Chill- and
Fever, Head-ache. Hrulnea and Mnmlin iind
dlrieusen, h now for iiHle hv
Wm. II. H.iLLP.W. Athfiii.Tftin W T Ia.. i ..j
Turn. Lb win, nt Jack-on., Htore. Kunxville: A. W. Cox.kT. I
FhllHdelihla ; J. C. Vafuiik, Hweetwater; J. M. Bates,
Char It tnn, W. K. FicsKMit k Co., O lev eland; J.afaaO
Ukll, Duck town.
And when we iay for the cure, we mean that for power
and eilkacyto cure oertnihtt and qtiU'l; tome of the
above cmniilalnte, It iurpar.e any medicine (we think)
ever yet compounded. It haa never yet failed to cure
Cramp Cholic In ten mlnutea; Itlitrrhuea and Cholera
Mrirhin. nearly at quirk, and for Vhix nothintt, I think,
equaU It. It will pay all pernom aulTerinit with Neuralela
or Nervous Weakneaii to ifjve this a fair trial; they will re
Joice that this Liquled wni ever discovered, and I now
moat heartily Join with them, m It 1 the only remedy I
have found in twenty year to conquor this mot! torment
Inir disease. Full directions round each bottle, dee
11 rown low's Whig for details and testimony. I will sup
ply reliable agents with small quantities. Wife -j per
eb.-Jy Chattanooga, Teun.
Jew David, or Hebrew Plaster.
rtllllK rrrat rcme.lv for Rheumatism, flout. Pain In
M Hide, Hip, Hack, Limbs anil Joints; Hcrntula, Kin. s
r.vil, H lili. Haelllng, Hard Tumors, UluT Joints, and all
Axnl pains whatever.
Where tills riasler Is applied pain eannot exist.
It lias been benedcial incases of weakness, auch as
Pain and weakness tn the Btomaoh, Weak Limbs, Lam..
ness, Affection of the Lungs in their primary stages.
It destroy, inflammation by perspiration.
James L. Boyd, Picken. district, South Carolina, tes.
tlfles that by lu use alone lie was eured of Rheumatism
n both of his knees, of several years standing.
The following wat handed us by a respectable Physi
cian in Georgia:
Messrs. Scovll Mead Gents : I have been using
your Liverwort aud Tar and Hebrew Plaster very extea.
slvely in my practice for three years past, and it Is with
pleasure that I etate aiy belief In their superiority over
all other articles with whleh 1 am acquainted, for the
purimsrs for which they sre recommended. The He.
brew Plaster, especially, Is an universal panacea for lo
cal pains. I have also found It a most excellent appllca.
on for Sprain, and llrul.es. It gives universal satls
actlon wherever used. fi. B. OHLIN, . 1).
Knoxville, Ga., March 4th, 18M.
Beware of counterfeits and bass Imitations.
The genuine will In future have the signature of E.
T.VLoa on the engraved label on the top of each box.
Purchaser, are advised that a mean counterfeit of
this article Is in existence.
The genuine Is sold only by ns, and by onr agents ap
pointed through the South and no pedlar t allowed to
sell It. Dealers snd purchasers generally are cautioned
against buying of any but our regular agents, olherwiM
Ibey will be Imposed upon with a worthless article.
SCOVIL a MKA1), 111 Ghartrea it., New Orleans.
Sole General Agent, for the Snuthecn States, to whom
all order, mu.t Invariably be addr..sed.
Sold alio by V. II. Kami A Co., Alliens; Cow.i A Vla
Moxn, Charleston; W. II. CailoMll.aa, Cleveland; Itoas A
McK.MV, Benton; J. A. A O. W. Corruf, Modlsonviile;
and agenta lu svery towa lu the State. Dec. 1, '64-ly
Sale of Land.
Twill, on the 81st day of August, 1S, at
Ihe lata residence of Sarah Gad, deceased,
in Monroe county, l-ll, to the highest bidder,
on a credit of tix and twelve months, the landt
of which Wm. Oad died eeiied and possessed,
in said county. 4. A. COFFIN, C. s M.
July 20-td-Prt fee ti 6
RHETT k ROBSON. I
radars aa4 Caaasalsmlaa lVlerchaala,
Hoe. 1 and I Atlantic Wharf,
'aarlelaa. ft. r.
SftCt At. mention given lo the sale of Wheal, flour,
Corn, Ac, and from our tons: experience In the buel.
nees, we feel confident of giving satisfaction. Liberal
advances made on consignments.
Krfir lo Hon. Jno. P. King, Augusts, at.; Hon. M. A.
Cooper, Ktowah, Ga. July 18-lyt
90 33 "KAT Pin 3VI.
SEAGO k LAWRENCE.
Grocers, Commission Merchants,
id nnLrTH r
GRAM. BACOJf, LARD, HAY, FRVIT, F10VR
"' irr,,
No. Tf and 74 Whitehall ftratt,
A f lalMval. tn.
COrfSTGNMKNTfl iwpf'Ctf.il.y enllelted and prompt
return! tiroratafrt. Cuh advanr-a eiven nn Pro
due In tor, and cm). order Ailed with promntneaa and
enra. (march S8-4tm-H8
i. it. aiioo mm. Lawaanc.
i.a.aosis. with w. a. aiTniswi.
MUKKIS Si MATTHEWS.
Wholesale Grocers,
aao osuLsat it
rinc Rranallea, Wlnra. and Clsjarn.
Nos. It and IS Marks! street,
Tcb.W-lr WAlllJILjrF.l.w.
HAT IIOI'NK MIAm.KT01,aiO. CA.
F. D. FANNING,
WROLKSAI.a PIALia IK
IIATK, CAI'S ANI AT RAW f.OODA.
No. 31 Ilayne it reel,
, . . w'hnrlenlotiaS. C
KrCIIANTR and other dnBiriiifr to pnrehate will
hve their order ai promptly nnd mtisfactorlly
"7 iicrtj w iiptnnienn ineir pur
" rsent. 8. miH-tr ntt
M. KIRKFATMint. B, r mBVK.
KIRKPATRICK & NEVLNS,
WIIOI.tALK 0K0CKK8,
Commission Merchants.
Ann DK.tl.RH m
Forclfrn nnd Domtfe I.littr
Nn. T and 9 Mnrket atrret,
- Jn 'r1'"8!0 .XnwUvli -t Tenn.
joaa LtLT.rrrr. Bn. h. wino,iMl
LELLYETT & EWIMi,
r TiniIO. AXD 1 OR W AIKDIXCJ
MerohAnta,
AND DKAt-KHD IK
Wlnrn. IJquorM. and Clfrnra.
No, 11 Mitrket Mreet, South or Hprlng street,
ivaniivii.i,i;, TE...
MR. J. M. IIKXDrJt80N, of the fiVm of Keyei A
IIeiidtrnn, will rvreire order nnd collect ninnev
for ut at Athent,
Jan 19 ly-HAU
L. A K,
b
A It
r ARE.
coukt,i:v, ti:nm:t.v co..
MltlCCT IMPOftTKRS Or
Hardware, Cutlery, Gum, Pistols, Ac.,
No. 88 IIatnk amritT,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WILLIAM C. COi:TKKV. (lll.aMT B TENXANT.
JAMES B. IVAKS,
June 17, '53 tf 241;
A. 0. KKYKS. J, M. lIKNItKnHON.
KEYES& HENDERSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
an n
DEALERS IN PRODUCE, AC,
.Ithem, Ttn.
jlune9, 1 854 tf j(a
RAN K I N7P rU LLi A k oT,
IMTOBTKHS AND WAOI.KSAI.K DKAI.KRR IN
roretfn ana Jimcritan II ry Hood.
Am
READY.MADK CLOTHING,
131 Meeting street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
WM. I. ANKIS, I A. n. ,MITrl,
B. w. ri'LMAM, U. M'D. M KLRAT1I.
f. M. CRAIOMII.KK, I
Foil. 25. 1R5H tf , 28
FRAN K LIN & RAYtTe
l'orwardlnsiajC'onimiaaian Klerchaiili
Savannah. C3-a.
WILL lve prompt slt.nllon lo tlir bulness. and
rejiwclfully solicit consignments of Produce
JefiTence W. H. C.HLAVf at, McMInn county, Tenn.
Nov. 10, ISMIy. fl2((
GILLILANDS, HOWELL & C0
iiect iMroirruna a nKAi.Ktta m
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
1 to. 83 Unyne street,
CHARLESTON, . C.
N. B. Dulling Cloths nl wivs on hand.
WM. II. OILI.ILAMI, 8II.NKV a. HOWELL.
D. OILLILAND. JAMKt OILLtLANO
JAMISII. NICIIOI4.
Oct. .11. 1851 tf 2
ALLEN & DUNLAP,
(Lata Dunlnn Horn.
Grocery and Commltsinn Merchants.
MA VON, UEOR OIA .
STUICT personul attention to orders and
quick returns of sales of 1'roihtoe.
They will give special attention to eon.
stgntnents from East Tennessee.
I. 1. AU.K. . nitu, i.
march 18. 1 8BW lw 034
fa 1. is &Tcu Ivn i' XG 1 1 .4 mT
WIIOIKIU DS1XM .NO IHratTtas OS
Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
No. 4T North side Public Square,
JAMIVILI.E, TEN'.,
HAVE now In store a full nnd complete assortment
of Hiirtlimrt, In all Its varieties, together with an
unurually large stock of Cutlery and (r un., to all of
wmcn iner inviie in. attention of Dealers visiting this
market; their stock has been made up by direct pur
chases from the Mau uix-furers, both in America and
Kurope.and they feel confident that those who mny give
them a call will And It advantneeou. to d.l wltl.
Cosh and prompt lime buyers will find the prices of
tlmls innils iiilluil la ek (.....
Feathers received at the highest market price,
march 10-lf-H88 v
I. . WIU.I.HS JXO. XUKA. Q WM. M. WILtUMB.
J. E. WILLIAMS k CO..
OifreworefcV. B. IIW.im,)
General Commission Merchants,
a.nu rnTtcui.Ani.Y roa the sai.c of
Brain, Bacon, Lard, ftathtrt, flour, and
Ttnneitt Prodnte generally,
Decatur street, near the "Troul Uoum 't
Atlanta, Georgia.
T KTTERs: of enquiry in relation to the markets. c..
M-A an.wereil promptly. 1
Will each give our personal attention to the business,
and will use all proper mean, lo give satisfaction to
shippers who may feel It to their Interest to patronise us.
Truly thsukful for the very liberal patronage received
for the past three years, I respectfully solicit t continu
ance of the same to the new nrm.
march au-6ui-114U J, B. WILLIAMS.
PUOUI 1U WKPO" 174 ATmStaT
S E A G 0 k ABBOTT,
(Succtuori to Pegg at' Somar,)
ATLANTA, GA.,
Wart-Hov and CommUilon Merchant;
AIVjJUKIMUilAI. AGENTS
the purchase nnd tale of all kindtof
. Tennessee Produce, Merchandise, Groce
ries, ia.
Oct. A, 18.14-
815
Wootton & HoIIoway,
iSuauort lo John T. WooUon.)
connimiom merchants
aan
Produce Detalertj,
Cotton Avenue, in aeon, Ua.,
WILL give strict attention to all consignments front
Northern Ueorgla and Tennessee, and If prompt
attention and quick relurns shall deserve any eredlt, we
hope to receive a Uberal share of the public patronage.
ou t. wooTvoa. a. e. aotxnwAT.
Dee. 8, 1864 ly tS2S
J. A. A N S LIS Y,
OENKRAL
Catnsnlaalan and Produce) merchant,
Offlct on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
Aucut4. tSa-ttv.,
WILL give prompt and psrsonst att.ntlon to th.
sal. of bacon, lrd, Grain, Plour, Cotton, and
all articles of Merchandise consigned lo him. Also, to
the forwardiog of Goods far the Interior and Northsrn
mark.ts at ihe ouateroary rates. Liberal advances, ei
ther in oesh er by aoceptanees, mad. on articles la stere
or when hill, of lading accompany drafts.
Rarsasacxa : Baker, Wilcox A Co.; M. A B. Wtlglnsoai
S. 0. Pargo, "Cashier," Augusta, Oa. Hand, William. A
Wilcox; Thos. Trout A Co., Charleston, t. 0. Wm. Dun
can; Paddrlford, Pay A Co. P. T. Willis, Savsnush, Oa.
Slurges, Bennett A Co., Now York. 1. 0. Wll.on A Co.;
D. Stuart A boa, Baltimore. Wood A Low, Now Orleans.
C. B. Welborn, Dollon, Oa. Grenvlll. A Sample, f.'li.t
tanooga, T.nu. Bearden, Boa A Co., Knoxvlll., Tena.
P. K. Keeder, Athens, Tena. W. Shapard A Oa.; Berry
A Peincvul., KasbvUle, Tena. Nev. 4, 'M tf tUs
THOMAS W. FLEMING,
TtVarc-IlaaM aV Casnrals.laa merchant.
Aucuatttf C3-a..
WnOLKKALK dealer In Tennessee, Alabama, and
Ueorila Preot are. His Stores are new and
fin Pvnqf, and esrrfully constructed for the safe-keep-Ini
of all mnsliam.nls a desldrrslutn lont needed in
this city. Oct. 87, 18M-ly-H
SAVANNAH, GA.
THR nnderslgned havlns; had several years pa
rlenee In the Provision Business of Kast Tennessee
at Chattanooita, (at which point we yet fceep an otnee,)
have opened an offloe at PAVANNAII, OA., for the ex
press purpose of transaetlns; a Produce Trade, and will
give oar whole attention to the Interest of our patrons.
We solicit consignments of Corn, Oats, Plour, Bacon,
Ac. Ac, and will forward, free of commission at Chatta
nooga, all product lent ua for Bale If directed to MaKH
TIIAB k HAMM.a. OltKNVII.LK A CO,
O. O. OBKNVILM, HAVAHrtilF. W. T. tAMPLR, CH-iTTArTOOO.
nov. id, laM 17. aw
Thos. P. Stovall & Co.
General Commission Merchants,
AI'UIHTi,A.
WILL irlve strict anl prompt sttrntlon to eonsltn.
ments mail. them. Their Fllllt PKOor
liOI'NK ! cenlr.llv.ltiiBHnn Rrn.il street. with l.ne
and eommodlous storage, for sloilng all description of
Produce.
Ksrsairacs : linn. Jno. P. Kins; Isnao Henry, Fiq i
Mllo Hatch, Esq.! acranton, Seymour Co., Aurusta.
Hon. Mark A. Cooper, Ktovah, Us. W. L. High, Esq.,
Ilalton, Oa. K. O. Pearlr, F-1 ; S. R. McCsmy, Esq.,
Ch.ttnnooga, Tenn. A. I). hyrf. Esq.; 8. K. Reeder,
Esq.; D.vld Clesge, Esq., Athens. Tenn. Tlhhs ll.nl
wirk, Cleveland, Tenn. HcLIn a Henry, Loudon, Tenn.
Ecb,88-ly '
Wholesale Drug Store,
Aivtrisnta.fJreirirln.
DA.HXIY cl BATTBTi
(8uao9ort lo jyAtitigiwo A Barry,)
RE8PECTFn.l.Y solicit the pntronge of the Mer.
chants of Knst Tennessee. Tliey will be always
supplied with a moet extensive assortment of
mr1lf-ln, Inrtlsrn,
l'nlnla, lixl.Kr,
", Prrlnmerri
U1na, r Ac. s r.,
and every article kept hy pmgghts, which will be sold
at prices that must prove satisfactory.
We trust our Tennessee friends will call and examine
our stocks and prices. . Got. 13, 11S4 ly-Sia
"W. 33. XZATjIi, JMC. X3.,
( 'ormetVy qf MontictUo, Ay )
phi mcih ad ni; no eon,
UKfPRTTrULLI announces to the mhllc that he has
located pernisnently In Athens, and Is now pre
pared to attend on calls In town or country, Huvlng
hud nine years experience ns a Physician and Surgeon,
..... .. .. ... ..,.. . , uruupi, course at two Sleiliral
Hi'liools Loulsvllli', Ky., and New York he tlmii-r.
himself that he will ho ahlc to give general satisfaction
to all who may nrcd ills proft-.tiniinl services.
omee one ilooi west of the Offlee of the Pot, recently
occupied by Dr.C. A.Jordan. April 6.
w. n. COLMXS,
Doutnl Burcoo
Office at W. H. Stockton's, h,tween Drudy's Perry and
cuijiiMir nprings,
JnlylMr Itlira county, Trim.
M. It. MAY, M. D.,
SURGEON AM) PHYSICIAN,
ATIIKNS, TENN.,
rJESPECTFtrU.V t.-ndera hit professional
1' services to the public
Jan. 14. 1 J2
nDOAjWESXfAYL0R7
ATIWXS, TKAWfSSBS,
VXr'I-L hereafter give his whole attention
M to the Practice of Medicine.
June 8, IMS tf
Medioal Notice
OH. Iii:aii.;t
nHVIVOloeated nt CAtnnra. McMinn county, Tenn.,
kindly offers hi, professional service, to theclli
sens and surrnumllng country.
OITlcs opposite the Union House, formerly occupied by
Dr. William Johnson. Sept. 8, ISM If 811
" dr. jas. buckner,
XIontlsBt.
IN returning his tlinnks for the very liberal
patronage lie hns already received, would
respectfully announce to nil who mav need
the aid of a Dentist, that he it well prepared
to execute all work in the various branches
of his profession. General satisfaction will
be given, both in prices and slvle of work.
Rieeville, Tenn., Mav 28, 1858 lv R4R
JOIIX A. HI LL,
AHornry nt Law nnd Land Agent,
Itoonabnro', Iloona rounly. Iowa,
WILL practice in the various Court, of the Plate,
and attend to ihe locution and sale or Laud War
rants, buying- nnd selling Lnnd Ac.
Itefer to Hon. A. IHhn-ll, Nwai lllc. Tenn.; Oeo. Ttrown,
J.q., Madisonvllle, Tenn.; Will. p. Keith, ksq.. Athens.
n- marll-tf-Me
jAiist a. COOKS.
WIUJB LOWRT.
COOKE k LOWRY.
Attorueya at Xi
Jfi'ily AlliciiH, Tenn.
J..RNAGIN k CALDWELL,
Attornoysi ,t Xj,xr,
Allieua, 'J'omi.
"itr
GEO.W. BRIDGES
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATHENS, TENNESSEE.
IJIUCTICESin the different counties com.
. posinc Ihe Third Judicial Circuit will
attend to the collecting und securing ofulnime
and will give his undivided attention to all
btisinessentrusted to hit care.
March 2, 1849 tf 2S
R71lLEiHVTRDSj
Attoruoy n, t Tjntr,
l levrluiiri, Tenn.,
WILL attend promptly to nil business entrusted to
.. . Jl' C"F. V""'" ' Bradley, I'olk, McMinn,
Meigs, Khea, llanillion. Bledsoe and Murlon counties.
ee.i.v..-(leo. W. Ho.., Alhensi D. C. Kenner,
Clevelsndi A. O. W. Fuckelt, Harrison; Ihns. Crutch'
tteld, Cliatt.noog.. Feb.2-ly
J. B. AIctillRE,
Attorney et
Itlucon, tin.,
V ,T Prompt attention to all business entrusted
to li is care. He will do a general collecting busi
ness All demands put In his hands for collection will
ui. ...... ji,uuio .,,eii,i.iii.
K,firerM-.-(la. A. T. Mclntycr, Tliomatvllle. Oa.: J.
"" siacon, ua. march 9-in
0 COEE H 0 US t,
Cleveland, Tenn. '
BV D. A. cV J. A. TIIIIIS.
"T0 pains will be spared to promote the comfort of
" """ M spread with the best the
market affords. It Is our determination tn main. tl,
Ocoee House" eaual to the belt In the country. Hi-e
may ii-iy-ow
DINNER HOUSE.
Eaat Tennestee A Georgia Hall Road.
I IIB LA.KO, Proprietor.
RKSI'KCTPLLLV Inform, the traveling public that
be has optneil , Dinner House near tlia new De
pot, In Cleveland, for the benefit of traveler, on the
r.a,t Twnnessee nml Oem-fflu u,,n tinUii wi..Pn i.d .in
pleased to serve all who may 0I on lilra with the best
Hountry affords. Cleveland, June l-tf-B49
Allien. Taiati..
rW-siIK subscriber has recently taken charge of this
A House, and it Is now undergoing thorough repair
and being refurnished in good .lyle. His object Is to
Keep a good Hotel a house where guest, can bo eom
fortably accommodated and cared for. By giving the
n a i.i .i ""U,B auenuoo, ann Keeping his table sup.
n t i h iik. i oounlr anorus, tie ttopes and ex-
, yaininiKU.
march l-tf-a8 ' JOSEPH HARBIN
VICTORIA BCOTBXj,
I HAHLKKTOM, a. C.
nBRAVELEhS for the above well-known Hon., win
' Carriages and Omnibuses at the Depot In
ti s i.M Bu,ivey wem io sata iiotei tree or charge.
n w. vs. PTAitH, rroprtetor.
BREAKFAST HOUSE,
... Tenn. A Gtt. Ik. II.
if. mt. Bti TYieri-msns.
RKSPLCTPULLY Informs Ihe traveling public that
he has opened a House or Cnurtaium.nl in Ihe
long white house with Ihe eak tree in front, at the
Alliens uepot, where he will be glad to serve all who nay
oil on him with ,l. w .... . f - -
. . ,. " .11 oauu.ry auuiu..
Alliens, Sept I, lbo4 tf 810
BOaART'S ZIOHTZj
t om iw utpt north c Me JMpol,)
PHILADELPHIA, TE1VP4.,
IB sun open ror the entertainment of Travelers. Per.
sons traveling on ths Cam, stopping at or startln.
from this point, will b. particularly stunned to. Baa.
0(10 earrud lo and aw. sa. wuU utu-ui
Thos. who hsvs patronised ns during the last four or
u... our uisnKs, and we solicit ana bop. to
jissr " so
MONTGOMERY HALL
KIOBttjosttenr, AItu,
BY 8. LANIER BON,
Formerly of the Lanier louu, ifaeon, Oa,,
ana lai of the Lafargt, A York.
July U, 1861 tf U08
LEUTY'S HOTEL,
tOUDOW, TENN.
T,Tn,(?.KO' W MAYO
V0ULI """'' t ilia pttblia that he
? hat removed from the "Athent Hotel"
and taken charge of tht aiiove House, where
he will be haiipr to wait on all who m
favor the establishment with their eomnanv.
Feb. 17. 1854 tf ago '
Or ITI. O O 33 X. X 33 S3.
A. II. k J. !. CROW
RESPECTrill.l.Y annonnce to the publio that Ihey
have now and will keep constantly on hand a gen
eral assortment of superior Liquors, which they will sell
low for cash, wholesale and retail.
Also, Chees., Crackers, llalilu, Candles, and every,
thing els. thai Is good lo eat. (march t-tf
Hugh L Tinley,
KnoxrllleN Tranewe,
' some years experience In tl. Trn.twit.
j "D ' 0o1 'hroaifb Tennessee and Alabama,
John HEnnoN,
Of Charlnatan. a. ST..
Who has an experience of 80 years In the commerce of
,..., m.,.c.in 01 m. nme spent In the He.
ceirlng and Forwarding Department of tf Snml, r'.Au.
na Ksll Ito.d Compsny, respectfully offer their services
CIIANTR. for the receiving snd forwarding of all floods,
ares, Merchandise and Machinery through Charleston.
.Lao,
for the ssle of all kinds of Kast Tennessee and South-
ern ritulluUK, vlt Flour, Corn, Ftscon, Lard. Tobacco,
u.,..,, ...uc, n., u.u, nye, reauiers, uulter, Kggs,
We are not now, nor do wo Intend to be, during the
continuance of our business, either dlreetlv or Indirectly
engsged In any speculations whatever, therefore intend
to devote our PKK.0NAI. attention lo the very best In
terests of our customers, relying solely upon our energy
and promptness to sustain us, nnd Imping by unremitting
care and attention to inerM and receive a share of public
patronage.
Office and Warehouse on Atlantic Wharf, three build
ings east of Post Office and Custom House.
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen t
N. Ontnmon A Son, Craighead A Vcadrick, and mer
chants generally, Kunxville, Teun.
Q. A. Tipton, Hull lload .gent, and merchants gener
ally, taudnn, Tenn.
Tcnif "Cl1 vn Kpps, and J. i. Kryant, Chattanooga,
W. n. A. Ramsey, Secretary of State! A. R. Crosier,
Comptroller of Treasury, and M. M. Swan, Nashville,
Tenn. ' '
It. B. Norvell, Huntsvllle, Ala.
0. L. King, Decatur, Ala.
1. It. Love A Co., Whlleshurg, Ala.
M. I., fwan, nelfont, Ala.
P. D. Oates, U Ilrnnilwny, New York.
Coi. Jumes Gadsden, Charleston.
John Cald well, President of South Carolina Rail Road.
Thomas W arlng, Auditor of Sonlli Carolina Rail Road.
John King, Agent of South Carolina Rail llonil.
Hyatt, Mcnnrney A Co., and J. 8. t L. Howie A Co.,
Charleston, I!. C. rScptJMsM If
NOTi OB.
IHAVF In my possession Ihe Law and Forms necessa
ry for making out declarations for all those who are
entitled to additional llounty Land, under the Act of
Congress passed the 8d dny of March, l&ss.
My Office Is on Slain street, opposite the office of the
Athens, March lo-tf-tt39 JOHN L. BRIDGES.
33 AIT. A TXT 33 JhJ V
:. u n, v iinoLvrj liera S Oince.
DBAFA'KSS, TOTAL Oil PARTIAL, EX TJ It EL Y
itK.vo run.
DR. AL90PHERT begs to call the attention of those
suffering under a partial or total loss of Ihe sense
of hearing to the fullon Ing facts : He treats disease, of
the middle or internal ear with medicated douches, such
as is practiced in the Innrmarics of Merlin, Leipalc,
Brussels, Hamburg and tit. I'etc'sburgh, and lately by
Ihe most distinguished London Aurlsts, wllh the most
wonderful success; Indeed, it is the only method that
has been universally successful.
The best proof of the efficacy of this treatment will
be a reference to nearly nine hundred names, residents
of the United States, Canada, New Brun.wick and Nova
Scotia, who have been restored to acute heurlng, and
not a single solitary case, to our knowledge, did we fall
to effect either a partial or total restoration of the hear.
Ing, when our advice and Instruction! wnr. r,,iii,riiv
and punctually adhered to. Many whu could not hear
the report of a pistol ot arm', length, can now bear a
watch beat at the distance of four feet. In case of mu
cus accumulation In the Kustachlan Tube and Trnipa
nnm, inilummation of the mucus membrane, nervoii.
affections, disease, of t lie membrane tympanl, called
'the drum, or when the disease can be triiccil lo the
effects of fevers or colds, the use of quinine or mercuri
al medicines, gatherings in Ihe ears of childhood. Ac,
.. .HU..D , -c.lr,. ,, neD ,ne memory
canal Is dry and scaly, with little or no secretion; when
the ucaincs. is accompanied with noise in the ear, like
falling water, chirping of Insects, ringing of bells, rust
ling or leaves, continual pulsations, a discharge of mat
ter; or when in stooping, a sensation 1. rit B. ir . -...1.
of blood to the head had taken pluce; when the hearing
is less nccute In dull, cloudy weather, or when a cold hns
been taken, this mode ot treating the dl.ease Is Infnlli.
me. in ucai una oumo cases, my experience warrants
me in saying uiai 11 tne Hearing was good at any time,
much can he accompli.lied. In the deaf nnd dumb
cnuu,. a, .ipsu, uui 01 n ciass oi fourteen, 1 succeed
ed in restoring four lo acute heartn.
Dr. A. beg. explicitly to .tale that In those case, he
undertakes, he guarantees a succcsful result complete
restoration 01 ine sense, or such a marked lumrove.
ment as will be perfectly satisfactory. If his remedies
aro i.iiimiiij nppuea anu uirections adhered to. Annll
cants will ulease .tale their ,n ,1, r.i.. .11. '
If matter issues from the external puseage, if there are
noises in me ears, state of general health, and what
they suppose lo have been the cause of the deafness
ben the hearing Is restored. It Is expected tluit those
i.iium.inut-c. wm coctriouie iinerally.
All diseases of the Eye successfully treated by the sp.
plication of MEJUCA TED VAI'OISS. rfc. an Inf.lll.
ble and painlcr.. treatment of diseases of the Eve, acute
or chronic Cataract, Specks, lullammatlon, Film and
V. enkness uf Vision, Urnnulatlon of the Lids. Ulceration
of the Lachrymal Olands, Ac., Ac. To the astonishing
and gratifying effect, of IliU treatment, the child, the
youth, those of mature age, as well as those far advanc
ed In life, all bear testimony to Its wonderfully reno-
Medicine., Apparatus, Ac, sent to any part at my
Address llr. AljSOPHKRT. Broadw.v offic. Mo .091
Consu nation fee. Five Dollars.
Dr. A's Work on disenses of the Kv. It, W.t.. .
1 reatment or nearness, and Treatment of the Deaf and
iuiiii iiiuniriueu wmi Hieei piaies price fill.
money letter, mu.l ne registered by the Postmaster,
New Firm New Goods.
BE.vraw, TEjrsr,
THE tuhscribere linvinc; purchased the
M .. . : 1 . i : , ' - . -
l. .Tirivaiiiuv reLiioilMIIIICllv OI tf. Ij, JJlO'
ULAUY, the business will herenfter he con
ducted under the firm, mime nnd style of
MLtL, i.ll W t .
They nre now receiving nnd onenintf llmir
Spring nnd bummer tupplies, consist inir of
everj variety of I.adiut lrese Goods; n cener-
nt assortment oi t.oone lor uentlemen t wear;
Groceries, etc.. and in short, their stock is n.
eral nnd complete, where the farmer nnd all
others can find nlmost any tiling they may
eiiu iur, nuu hi, prices mm can t lull to nleusa.
Give them a call, exnmiuc tbe Goods, and
satrisiv Yourselves.
. WM. A. PENTON,
1. L. McCLARY.
Benton, April A, 185S tf 841
ATHENS FOUNDRY
AND
Machine Worlia.
THE tubtcribers would respectfully an
nounce to the eitizent of Athent aud the
public generally, that they are now in opera
tion and prepared to do
CASTING.
of every description in their line, and would
therefore solicit ordersfrom all those who mav
........ . . i.: ..e . i i.'.j '
i,nii,.iij,iiing ui tile hlllU.
They nre now casting nnd have for sale dif
ferent eisct of the Globe, or Air-tiirht Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sites of
rarior, nine riat, chamber, Office and 8hop
Stoves, Also,. Hollow Ware; Wuflle Irons;
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will taw from two to five thou-,
tand feet per dny. t II kindt of
3VX A. O XX X 1ST XI H. TT
fitted up in the beat and most durable manner,
and upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing of everv deserintion.
They arc alto prepared to do all kind of
Ursa earning.
Th highest Cash price will be paid for
OLD COPPER. 1
ZIMMERMAN A THOMAS.
P. 8. W have conneoted with th Workt
an excellent Pattern Maker, to that persons
wishing castings can have pattern mad to
order. z. A T.
Athent. Tenn.. Oct. SO. 1 8M tf 817
Notice.
ALL order for Agricultural Machinery,
mada by Messrs. Wheeler, Meliok A Co..
Albany, N. Y., must be to me direct, or
inrougn my Agents in Knst Tennessee, Mr. S.
K. Reeder, Athens, and Mr. M. Nelson, Knox
ville, who are authorised to furnish any of said
machine at manufacturer' cash prices, add
ing oott of transportation. 'P. P. GATES,
Feb. 8, 18Mtf 88ft 19 Broad way, N. Y.
LIVHRY MTABLK
rJlUB subscriber hss opened a Ll.err Stable In tat
jl .una smcnn i ine Atnens lloui, and has sup.
nllud himself with a .umh nt mnA w---- n-i...u
Baggies, o., and Is prepared to aoooromodsts all wha
Btaj call on hlai, on reasonable terms. His stock Is
goad, v.hlelcs n.sr, and his objaet Is lo keep what has
bee" i very much needed at this place, the right sort ef an
ritubli.ll Die 11 1. Person, n. n tu .nmnl -II
time, at, moment-, notice, lie ssks a liberal patrnnui
1 march l-II-8a JOHN l DU1UGE3,
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
UBL.BDHATBD
(0rman BHttxs,
ruestint BT
SB. 0. K. IACO0H, nuad'a., Ft.,
wilt. rracTtMM.T cvna
LITER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JiUWIICE,
Chronic or fervomt Ihbilitjf, Ditto of tht
Kidney; and aU di$emt mriting from di
rtUrtd lAmr or Stommh,
Such
i (lontnmfi
linn, Invfird Pllef,
Fullhf M,nr Blorxl to the
Ile1, A drift of Rtn-nMrh.
Nauirn, llenrtbnm, DI-iruHt for
fartd.l'ullneninrirvlrlit In ihe ftom
fccli, Potir KrufllnllonR, Hinklng, or Flut
terlnt nt Die I'll of the tomch, Rwlmmlni
of ih He-rt, llnrrM and difflcntt HreMli(n)r,
FlutlerlnR nt Hie Heart, Olioklnr or Puffocmtlnir Sen
ftlloni when In r lylnf poititre, DImnefi of Vlvloo ot
or Webi before the flifrhl, fever nnd hull Pnln In
tht Ueftd, Peflrkncy of Pemplmflnn, Yellow
I. tee of the Fkln and V.jet, Pnln In the
bide. Back, Cheat, Minim, etc., etc.,
Kuddcn Flushet of lltrat, Hum
hift In the rleht Con
tant ImttfrlnliiB-t of
Kvll. and (treat
I ep r eMlon
of Splr
If.
In attrlhntlnp mrh valuable Medical prnrcrtlea to thli
remedy, no rnh or unwarrantable a'lert.nn U made,
but la -Imply Hated a fact; proven undeniably and con
cluflvely by the extraordinary cnre, and benefit de
rived from Mb ne, under the direction or Hi IHuHtrloua
orlfflnator, Dr. Ilonftand, amonR all cI-mci of Kuronean
all pnrti of the Americnn continent, accnmiilnted durln
the ln-l ten yearn, In the hnnd of the prcmnt proprk-
.r. ...v ,,inTini .11 u.-. b-ch to Mien tne Herman
llltteri are adnpled. It la wllh Borrow we mmv it. U iimmt
unlverial, indeed there ii acarcely a family throiiirhoiit
me wnoie extent or our country In which there cannot
be found amonff Iti member that peculiar aallow and
languid appearanre denotlnt a dlaeaaed Mver, or an
Vitiniintm nun PUii riiir 1 japtpuC.
Then of what Immenae fmnnriRnot. Im ihla Ub f in.
valid', that a rertnln and rulUI.I mmHle ai.m.M i.
placed within their rearh; one In whlrh no baneful or
Injurious dru enters Into Ita compoiltton; a remedy on
which the patient can rely with the utmoit confidence
nnti certninty nnd he a-ured from actual and tanclble
prooii, mat mc article ha t nlng renllv poigenei the
vlrtuei attributed to It. nrh a remedy la ".lonflamTt
urnnnn iiuicrn. i nnnnnnnfi oi nonar navo been ex
pended In It manufacture and dUTuninn tiimuvhrnit n
parts of thl continent, and the proprietor feel the
HTenicai nnuaiacuftn m iiniuif, mat there la no Plate,
county or even village wh-re the medicine lm hrn
Introduced, that there raonot be found numberi. wlllln
to tent I fy to III virtue.
It Ii ui ed ennntantty In the practice of a targe number
of the most prominent Phvilclani In the count i-t. who
have also added their written te-tlmony In evidence of
u- (rrcnt virtues, in conciiiNion.iiien, we would redpect
fully ask of all tho-e afltfrled with any of the above din.
eaiea to aHve the llltteri a trlnl, nnd rcit aonured It wltl
never he regretted. In proof of the itntemcnti above
made, all nrc Invited to read attentively, the ''Memora
bilia." or "Prnctical Receipt Hook," for Farmer and
FamHIr. contnlnlng a great number of uieful recelnti.
In ndditton to the tetimnny In favor of the flitter, from
the moit prominent and well known Individual-, In all
pnrra oi me uniiin. All Agi-nti Tor tne lllttera nre au
thorlscd to dl-trlbute the "Receipt llonk" gratuitouilv,
I'rincfpai omee and manuiuctury, 120 Arch itreet,
'hlladelnhln. Pa.
For inle whnledate hv DruirffUtl tn atl the netnrlnnl
Cltlei and nt retail by anothecarlei and itnrekeepera in
every town In the Tnlled Pint, and Onnada.
roiu ny m. nraNa, Athen-; B. F. MakTik, Cnlhonn;
KttLLET k So J. Charleston: TnnuMnN A Ilvaa ria.A.
mayt-lv-Al
Clear Spring High School,
For IHnlct. and Kent a lew.
THE Seventh PeMlon of thin Instliutlou will com
mence on Monday, July 16th, next.
7W-i, perStton f Jl re month, payable at theclott
of t At Mention .
pelllnp. Rending and Writing fH 00
r.ngiifln .iraminar, Arithmetic and tocography. . . . 8 00
Mnthemntics and Natural Sciences 10 INI
No student admitted for a less term than half le-slon,
and no deduction for lost time except In case of 1'rovl-
ncmini Hindrance.
Hoarding can he had In the neighborhood of the
School at a reHHonnble price. tf, P. HaI.R,
june a, jsoo-iim-uoii Prlncipnl.
P. BROWN'S
Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
11 me r.--pnr- in pr-pnraimn orunu-tidlfxccHenr.
In ordinsrr d.nrrh(c. Incinient elmlt-ra. In ahnrl
fn all Cftiei of prontration of the dlgeillve fund ion i, it
Ia of fncsilmable vtt.ue. DuHntf tlie prtivnltnce of epi
demic cholera and summer coinplafnm of children, ft Is
peculiarly eftlcaclouft; no family, Individual, or traveler
Cautios. He mire to (re the genuine enaenee, which
1 prepared only by P. IIU0WN, nt hU Pniff and Chtm
ical .Store, K. K. corner of Fifth and Chentnxtt treet
Philadelphia, and for Bale hy Geo. W. Kura, Athens,
Tunn., nnd all the respectable Apothecaries in the
Lnilcd Stales. may 18-in-84T
New, Rich and Desirable,
CT. IX. JSAXaXaSTnT'
TS now recciviiitr nnd oneninv a very desirn
1 hie nssortment of SPUING AND SUMMKR
GOODS, comprising almost evervtliini usual
ly drought to the mnrket, such at Cloths,
Cnssimers, Tweeds. Drnn d'Etes. Linen and
Cotton Goods of every description, Yestings
oi tiiiierent qunnties and nil est stylet, d:c. do.
. 1 . I. ..r r .. ,
a isil'!.i,uck tn Liiiuies j't'ess u ooas, consist'
iii in is is. ui niiKH, lie jnines, Dcrnrrcs. tis
sues, Lawns, Jluslins, Ginghams, l'rints in
ffrent variety and of the latest ttyle; Kilihins,
Lnccs, Edgings, Gloves, Linen nnd Linen Cam
bric Ildks; and in fact every thing that it fine
and nice that a ladv may call for.
tie niso nns a iuree and varied Hock of
READY MADE CLOTU1G, which he will tell
nt a bnrgnin.
Also, lints, Caps, Bonnets, Boots, Shots,
Blenched nnd Brown Domestics, Hosiery,
Hardware, Queesivnie, Glnsswnre, Ac.
He alto keeps on hand a general assortment
of Groceries, Spies, d;o.
To nil uf which he respectfully invites the
attention of purchasers, believing that he
can offer as great inducements in the wny of
fine, good nnd pretty goods, and low prices,
at auv other house in the market. Give him
a coll, examine the asortment and judge for
yourselves. April 27-844
OlialraOIiaira i
OA U0ZKN Cottuge, Rorkln, and Clilldren's Chairs,
aoo9 for sale clieup for cash. Apply to
Jan. IS. J. H. OIllUOKs, Athens Depet.
Mineralogy,
Attayivg, Civil and Mining Engineering, and
Surveying,
FW1HE tuibicribcr fi prepared to devote Hnecfal atten
M. tlon to the nbove branches, and tht opplicatloD of
Chemical Analynit thereto. Pernona interested in Mining
are invited to comult him for information or Infraction
In regard to the mo.t recent and valuable methoda of
conducting the aame.
Auaya of flold, Silver, Lead, Copper and other Miner
al Ores, executed with punctuality and dispatch.
Asaujr apeclmeniof one or two ouncei, with a remit
tance of for each Afinv mav he aent to the aubcrl
her by mail. MeUlie Ore- teated by the moat ipeedy
and accurate procens at for each apecimen,
AUo, Agent for the tale or purchase of mineral lan da,
uiKiitiK nuta, o-u. vt m, DdAU, A. jq,
murpny, w. u.. April z7, 16-iy-44
aTuaat Reoeived
KAAA LUS. best Brown Sugar ;
JUUvf 80 sackt Rio Coffee j
400 gall. Molaases ;
61 boxes Star Caudles.
Jue If. A. CI.EAC.E 4 CO.
In Store and to Arrive I
OA SACKS Coffee; 2,600 Ibe. Brown 6ugar.
different grades; 1200 lbs. Loaf, Crushed
and Powdered Sugar: 20 bbls. N. O. Molasses:
Cheese; Knisina; Crackers; Candles; Mackerel;
Cod Fish; Figs. A large lot of Etowah Iron;
1000 Ibt. Cnstingt together with a large and
well selected stock of Boots and Shoes; Dry
Goods; Fancy Articles; Gold and Silver
Watches; Enr-rings; Bracelets; Finger-rings,
to. all of which will be told on tha moat
reasonable terms.
C3T Produce of all kinds taken.
JAS B. BAIN
Charleston, Jan. 25, 1855 tf 8M
New Spring & Summer Goods.
A. OX:E3AO-XI cab OO.
ARE now receiving nnd opening a very
large and well telected ttoek of SPRING
AND SUMMER GOODS, to which they re
spectfully invite the attention of customer
Their stock consist in Dart of LADIES'
DRESS GOODS Btrage. tissues, Organdies,
Printed Jaoonets, Brilliantcs. Lawns, Challaa.
Mutlint, Plain aud Fancy Silkt, Bonnet Rib-
bom; .ngnm ana f reucn t'rtnti of every
ttyle; Curtain Prints. Irish Linens, Lineu
Hopkins, Unmask Jaiile Linen, loweling, dt
Cottonadea, Sutinettt. Twteds. its.
Also, Fancy Goods, Porta Monnaiet, Card
Uatet, loom Brushes, Cloth and Hair Brush
es, India Rubber Dressing and Pun Combs,
Cabas, Fishing Lines, Mason Line. Peroit.
Ion Caps, Match Boiet, Pti fumery, Lubecs,
Extract, Pomade, Bandaline, Olephane, Rob
art' Criuite, Walnut Shaving Soap, Variega
ted Balls, etc.
Alto, Bonnets, Hats, Boots and Shoe,, to-
?.V;:.,,L ""'-T of READY-MADE
LLOIHifiG; Hardware, Qiuenswar. Ae., all
of whteh will be sold tinusuallv low, Giv
liieiD a cull. April iO-tf-ia
THE VARIETIES
Removed, Enlarged, Beastificd
SUBORN
HAS removed hit "Varietiee" to ih krlek
building one door West of hit old standi
where ho hat just received the largest and
richest assortment of Goods in hit line tver
opened in East Tennessee, to which he invitee
the attention of purrhntera, lit feelt confi
dent he can please all who mny call, at lilt
t.oone arc new nnti oi tne latest and most
approved styles, comprising almost orery
thing, from a 6 cent Toy to a $240 Watch,
and lie will sell to cheap that it it almost in
credible. Hie stock consists in part of
Fine (told and Silver Lever Watches, of all
kinds nnd prices, from $14 lo $240.
Fine Gold Jewelry, consisting of fine Breast
rinsof all kinds, from $1 to $1(1; Ear bobs;
Ear Kings; Finger Kings; Gold Pencils; Tens)
Gold Bracelets; Shirt binds; Sleeve Buttons;
loner itnitont; Mold f ob t hnlns; Seal kevt;
Guard Chains; Vest Chains; Gold Loekctsl
Gold Slides, Duckets, Ac.
Bpectaclea of all kinds and qualities; Spec
tacle Cases Morocco, German Silver, Wood
and Steel; fine l'etiknivcs; llnrors; Raior
Strops; Scissors; Steel Tweesers; Steel Chain
and Keys; Silver Table, Tea, Sugar, Cream,
Salt, Mustard and Desert Spoons; Soiipl.sdels,
Butter Knives; Desert Knives and Forks)
Castors; Teaboard Waiters; Candle Sticks)
Snuffers, Ac.
I'ISTOIS-Col t'l fi ne Fi ve Shoot Ing Pistols)
Revolvers, Self-cocking Rifle, and Double
barreled Pistols; cheap Double and Single,
barreled Pistols; Gun Caps of all kinds.
Walking Canes; Clocks of all kindt and
prices; Accordeons; Violins; Clarionets; Flag
eolets; Fifes', Flutes) Musical Boxes; Violin
Strings, ltowt nnd Budget, Ac.; Port Moneye
of all kinds, qualities nnd prices, from 26 ets.
to $11; Purses; Steel Bended Bags; Reticules;
Cabns; Ladies Companion Work Boxea; Paper
Trays; Note Paper; Letter Paper; Enrclnpta,
Pocket Memorandum Books; Blank Kola
Books; Slcel Pens; Pen Udders; Cedar Pen
cils of good quality; Hair. Cloth, Flesh, Kail,
Tooth, Shaving and Comb Brushes; Shell Tuck,
Puff, Redding, Pocket nnd Keck Combs; Hair
Pins; Coral nnd Glass Beads; Jet and Shell
Bracelets; Snuff Boxes; Puff Buxcs; Pint and
Fancy Boxes.
PERFUMERY Extracts for the Handker
chief Cologne, Otto of Roses; Lyon't Ka
tharion fur the Hair; Bear's Oil; Rose Oil;
Ox Marrow, Phillocom; Lilly White; Chinese
Skin Powder; Rouge: Military Sonp; Shaving
Cream; Shaving Tablets; Extract of Vanilla;
Extract, of Leinon and Orange.
TOYS. Ounielnetie and Wax Dulls; Cat,;
Dog.,; Wagons; Guns; Pistols; Jews-Haps;
French Harps: Clarionets; Fishing Lilies and
Hooks; Marbles; China Wigs; Yn.es; False
Fuces, Noses, Ac.
CONFECTION ARIES. Candies : Raisins:
Prunes; Dales; Figs; Almonds; Brar.il Nuts;
English Wnlnnts; Citrons; Tamarinds; Macr;
Cloves; Nutmegs; Pickels; Spieed Oysters;
Sardines; Pine apple Cheese; Lcmou Syrup;
Snrsnparilln Syrup, Ac.
N. B. Watches nnd Jewelry repaired. Old
Gold and Silver taken in excfinnge for new
Jewelry. March 80, 18.
1855 Spring & Summer! 1855
E. K. H.HITH OO..
HAVE received and nre now opening at
their old Hand, the most splendid and
vnried assortment of GroocfLno ever of
fered to the people of McMinn county. The
Goods were selected with the utmost atten
tion to good tuste, and to the wants of th
community for which they are intended.
They have a large supply of almost every
description uf Staple Goods Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries, Ac, of the hett quality.
A full assortment of Goods fur Gentlemen'a
wettr, inch ns Cloths, Cnssimurs, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Plain and Fancy Vesting,, Cra
vats, Ac, of th latest and most approved
ttyles.
And, Ladies, they have kept you in per
petual remembrance, and all the while have
had nn eye single to the gratification of your
taste, nnd they Hatter themselves that yon
will be eminently pleased with their stock
of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, which embrace
Bernge de Lnines, Lnwns, Striped, Fiaid and
Brncnde Silks, Fancy Tissues, Ginghams, Ac.;
Botinett, Bonnet Trimmings, Linen and Em
broidered Handkerchiefs, Glover, and va
riety of varieties which they eannot now de
scribe, hut will be pleased to show all who
may favor them witli a call.
Also, alnrge variety of FANCY ARTICLES.
such, they think, as will strike the fancy even
oi t no least luncmu. in snort, tliey liar
endeavored to select inch Goodt at you want,
nnd tuch nt will pay you well for your money,
nil of which will be told at the lowest turt
of pricet. April 20-tf-S4
D. D. DICKEY,
DEALER IN
tSCeA'vy Bardw jt.ar o.
No. 5 College itreet, Naabvllle Tena.
HAMMEIIKI) and Rolled Iron (more than ISO difttr
nt aiaesi) Cut Naila and Ppikea; Wrought flpikea;
Cut, Shear, nd Oermaii Bteel; Engliih and American
Blliur ateel; theet Iron, all a(tv; I'latform fkalea. all
aiaea; Counter Scalea: CohVe MIIIp; Iron Axela; Bprlnga;
Wrought Iron Gaa Pipe, all altea; Hammera; Aaela; Hol
low Ware; bad Irona; Bark Willi; Plow Caatlnga.
Agricultural Implement fc machines
Plowa of all pattern e. made by the NaahTille Plow Fe.
lory; Wagona; Wheelbarrowi; Cultiratnra; It oad 8cra-
Eera: Corn Slicllerai Straw Cutlera; fan Milla; Fruit
uddera; Grind Btonee: Horse Powera and Threibera;
Hone Kakee; Grain Cradlea; Churnt; Meat Cuttera;
Sauaage Fill era; Corn Grindera; Corn Tlantera: Half
Buahela; Bucket; Tuba; Punipa of all klnda; Lead Pipe;
Zinc Pipe, and Hydraulic Itama.
Tinners Iffaterlaltu
Tin Plate: ftunia Sheet Iron: Imitation Itutala nieet
Iron; Wire, all aiaea; Sheet Copper; Copper BMtoni;
Pig Lead, Block Tin; Slab Spelter; Sheet Zitic; 4c.
Foundry Sc Machine Mlaon materials
Pig Iron: Plttiburgh Coke; Plttabursh Coal: Boiler
Iron; Iron for Shafting; Locomotive Fluer, Tank Iron;
Patent Hot Preaaed Nuta and Waahera; Duller lUveta
Car Axela, Large Grind Stonea.
French Burr Mill Stonea; Lull'a Patent Smut Machine;
laOlattngScrcwa; Plcka; Ac.
m iLVlXQ MA TERIALS.
Worked Flooring; Window Bath; Poori; Blladaf
Framea; 8hlnglei; Zinc Palnta; Marbled Iron Maotlea,
of all Patterna; Moulding!; Ao.
Being connected with the Houae of laalah Dickey k
Co., of Pittsburgh, he la prepared to fill all ordere for
Plttaburg nianufacturea with diepatch, and having on
aurpaaavd facllitlea for diipoalng of moat klnda of Ten
neaaee produce, will pledge hiinaelf to pay the oulaids
pricea In Vath, or will receive and forward on com mil,
aiun, making liberal advancea on Cotton, Tobacco, Pork.
Bacon, Lard, Tallow, Beeawax, Ginaeng, Feathcra. Flax
aeed, Corn, Oate, Wheat, Rye, Millet-Seed, Dried Fruit
Pea Nuta, Honey, Raga, Egga. Pig Metal. Bloom, e.
January 1&
A, P. BRADFORD,
. RICEVILLE. TJ5NN..
HAS just roived and open.d a well te
leeted nnd cxtentiv stock of
Fall and Winter Goods,
to which he invites the attention of tliepeoi.
pi living in th vicinity of Rieeville, and tha
publio generally. Having selected hit Good
with great care in the cities of New York aud,
Philadelphia, he it prepared, at he thinks, to
offer inducement to person wishing to fur
nish themselves with cheap nnd good Good a.
Ha thinks it unnecessary tu enumerate al)
the article, a hi stock i large enough, in
cluding most all articles belonging to the re
tail trade; and he also ha a larg and Sua
tock of
SUGAR AND MOLASSES,
which he hat just received front New Orleans.
All of which he proposes telling at th lowest
prises. Don't take hit word for it, but jtui
com over to Rieeville and exemin foryonr
selves. Nov 8, 18o 1
notio an.
Ta the Old Mvldlera mm therm.
A5
1700, s
LAW having pas.,4 srsnlloff tddltlonsl Bounty
Land to thos. who hav. been lo any War tiaoo
so s. to aiv. to saeli soldier 10 acres. Those wha
have had 60 tores are entitled to 60 more, and thos
who have had 40 acres to 190 mere, and those who bar
had none to 160, jiroefctoo lkrvd It day.
I will at Bounty Land for all entltld for the susa ef
9, and will be al Athens the M Monday la April Beat,
and tha M Saturday ta each month thereafter; at tfadl.
sonvlll. Ih. 8d Monday la May next, and at each Battel
Ion Muster In Cot. Y.arwood's Hrftaient In April aexlj
at Benton th. 1st Monday lo each month; at Charkstou
th. tsh Saturday In each month, and she remainder at
homewhere I will be glad to meet those entitled to.
Bounty Land and stteodto their claims.
Phon, Tsaa., March lt-tl-W JAC8 IIICKCY.
r. t. r. omMim H.uh.v, just
a arrtvad from th. North, and th. stock weompoMt)
of the latest slyln, sueo as th. beat Mae, tnest rsatssa,
those beautiful black Leghorns, and soms whleh are eaU
cd Know Nothing Hata. The. ban. la .hurt. . Mndn.
) ssaorle-ent of Meusanit Boys' Summer HaU,whktey
will trU as ohtap a, toy e ihitr Bclgl.bors. uafd

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