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Are ciring tbt Sick to an cite at neTtr
bf fore known of any medicine.
INVALIDS, ESAD 1KB JUDGE FOR I0DBSELVE3.
JUI.E8 HACEL, E.., tlx well know perfusaer,
Cueatmit Street, Philadelphia, who shoic product
' are fcmnd at almoet every mi let, nyi ) ,
"I an lipiy lo aay of y" Ctmwio Pitis,Iai l
navs mnd tiicm better family wiedicine, conimoa
um, thaa aay other within my knowledge. Many say
friends have realised marked benefit from Ibeni, and to.
lurid with aw in beliovlng thai liny f""'""'
virtual for drivtns out diaeaee and curing th Kk. 1 By
an not only anetiaai, tail "" f- -
qualiiiee which t.u make Ui.m valued by tna public,
Ilea they ar known."
Th veiktralde rhanr.ll.ir vVAKDLAW wrltaa front Baa-
SKi. C A.Si.'w?.' F hav. ..k. vou, Mk with
rot benefit, the Haileeeaeae, lansunr, fuse of appetite,
Sud BilNiaUdacb.,whirb ha. of late yeere overtaken
me ia th. aprii.g. A few doae. of your Pills cured m. I
JL. wad your Cherry P-rnml many yeara ia my family
ft rouaiia and cvlda wiih unfailing suceeae. You mak
medicines which V i and I feel it a pleeauro to eunuuend
y.m ir Um good you have don and an doing."
JOHN r. BEATTY, Ee., Bee of lb Para. Railroad Co,
Pa. K. Jt OJht, PkiUMphie, Dtc 13, 1853.
h gin I take pleasure in adding my teatim.my to lha
.fhVery of your uiediclnea, bavin derived very material
b.:nt from Um uaa of both your Pectoral and CaUiartw
pin. I am never without Uiem ia my family, nor ahall I
ever commit to be, while my mean will pnicura tbem."
The widely renowned B. 8. 8TEVENB, M. D., of Wanf-
worth, N. H., write :
" Having uaad your Ctwvtic Piuj in my practice, I
e-rti-V rrtm sneririie that the' ara an invaluahla purga
Kr.. In eaae ofdiaordcred function of the liver, caueing
r.drhe, indigeathw, eoatireneas, and Um treat variety
of ili-c that follow, they an a eurer remedy than any
ctl.er. In all eaaee when a purgative ranedy required,
1 cufl.lenily reronimeiid Uieee Pill to the public, a
rvperMr lo any other I have ever found. They an aur
In their operation, and perfectly aafe qualitiea which
maketheni an Invaluable article for public um. I have
Pr iii.i.y yean known your Ckerty Pttunl aa the beet
(;. iijli medicine In the world ; and llieae Pill an In no
w!a Interior to that admirable preparation for Uia treat
nieo... dbM. mMm.Jki ym. 05, )8SJ.
Da. I. C. Aran Dear flirt I have been afflicted fnaa
my niith with errortila in it worat furm, and now, after
twenty yenn" trial, and an untold of amount of aulferlna,
have been completely cured in a few week by your Pill.
W1U1 what feeling of rejoicing I write can only be
imagined when you realize what I nave aurTered, and now
",Kevef until now have I keen free from thl Inathaom
dleeaee In nm ehapa. At time It attacked my eyea, and
made me allium! blind, beaidea the unendurable pain 1 at
then II aettled In Um acalp of my head, and deatroyed my
hair, and ha kept me partly bald all my day enmetimee
H canM out in my face, and ke It for month a tin aora.
About ntiM week ago I commenced taking your Ca.
thank Pill, and now am entirely free fmni the complaint.
My aye an well, mv ekin ia fair, and my hair ha com
menced healthy growth ; all of wbkb makea m feel
alnady a new pereon. .
" Hupl ng Ihiatement may be the meana of conveying
Information that ehall do good 10 othera, I am, with every
aentiuien. of gratitude', "K RICKEp
" I liav known the ahov named Maria Kicker from
her childhood, and Iter tateuient i alrktly true. '
ANURKW J. MEKERVB,
Oranicer of th Purumoulli Manulaciiiring Co."
Cir-r.JOEI. PRAT'J', of tha ahip Marion, writ from
'Brnlon, WWll April, ItSMl
" Ywir Pilla have cured me from a blllone attack whicli
am rrom derangement of tin Liver, which had become
very aeriotia. I had tailed of any relief by my Phyaictan.
and from every remedy 1 could try j nut a lew done or '
your Pill have completely realnred 111 to health. I have
riven them 10 my children for worm", w ith the beat el
ect. They wen promptly ctfred. I recommended Uiem
lo a friend for coeliveneae, which had troubled him for
monilia 1 he told m in a few day thy had cured Inm.
You make the beat medicine in Km world j and I am be
to aay act,'
lead thla from the dlatlngulnlied Solicitor of the flupreme
Court, whoae brilliant abilitiee have made him well
known, not only in tilia but tlw neighboring Bute.
" AV Orfeaiu, Si April, IBM.
"Bin I hav great wuirfaclion in aaaiinng you tliat
myaelf and family have been verv much beneflted by your !
Liclne. My wile wa. cured.'two yean .inc., of m aa-
vere and dangeroita rough, by your Cnaaar PacvoaaL,
and line then ha enjoy ed perfect health. My children
haveeeveral limea been cured from attaoaoi ine innu
enaa and Cnaip by it It ia an invaluabl remedy for
there complaiuta. Your Cithabtio Pilu have entirely
cured me from a dyapepaia and cuativeneaa, which ha
grown upon me for aome yean, indeed, thia cure la
much more hiiionant, from Ilia fact that I had failed lo
get relief from the beat Phyalciana which Uii taction of
Hi country affhrde, and front any of Ui numeroua rem
dice I had taken.
" Yon aeem an tie, Doctor, Ilk providential bleating
to our family, and you may wall Mippnat w are not tin
mindful of it, Youn recprctlully,
LEA VI IT THAXTER."
&nart Caowier, Oaie, prfl 5, IBM.
" Pa. J. C. Avaa llonured Bir : I have made a thor
ough trial of Ihe Cathtic Pill., left me by your agent,
and have been cured by them of the dreadful Rheiiiiiathun
under which he found ni Buffering. The Ant du re
lieved ma, and a few eoheequent doaea have entirely
removed Ihe dineaae. I feel in better health now than for
aome yean before, which I attribute entinly lo tba effect
f your Uthatic Pin. Youn with great reepecl,
TIm) above an ill from neraon who are publicly knows
where they reelde, and who would mil make the taio
iwta wilhuut I thorough conviction thai they war true.
Prepared br J. C. AYEIt,
Trutioal and Aulytioal Chemlit, lowtll, Mi.
tt, II . ti.ir, ii..At.', w ..... m .- uWfcfci.er;
II. P. Mahtin, Callmutij and by all tlritrlHta and nier
hunltercrynhrre. Jail 18-8in-IISi
Land and Stock for Sale.
ONtlixfirat SHliinlny, Bth of Se tJinbfi
next, the nn.lcraigneil will offer nt pub
lit. anle. tha I.ntnl tn wltit-h lie now livt-i-4QO
Aoron, 1A0 norea of ani.l
l.Httii is in cultivation. Tlieie ia n good brick
IiwhII'iiik Hour, coo.l Kitelien, pood nrn
ntttl oilier uitnM out -built! inpa, with excel
lent Ori-hnrd nn.l nerer fitiling Sn iti('on
(lie premiie. This Litml lies eiu'lit mile
North of Al.hn, in the eccond district ol
MvMinn county.
Will be olfeieil for ante nt the unme time,
four fine llorea; twenty head of Cnttle
nimingst which nre aevernl very fine Jlilch
Cows nnd itn excellent yoke of Oxen; A few
St'.uk Hok; n '",l 'ot f heep; 11 Two
Horse V(?oti; l-'itrminc; Ctenail, Ao., Aa.
TKnia or Sai.k: Vor the Lnnd, one thin'
ensli, the Imlnnce one nnd I wo year, with
notes and two approved aeetiritiei. Kven
lliinrf else, atiint of fire dollar and under ex
eepled, will be told on aix months time, np
proved aeourity required. 1
1 . .1011 F. l'OWEO.
Aug. 3. 1 9.16-td"-. 1 1
More Now Goods.
X. XX. KEITH tta Go.,
IUC now receiving their titual well ee
lected and Inrge stock of
Spring nnd Suninicr Goods! 4
Their stock consists in part of DreasOoods
Silks Unrvpea, Tissues, Lnwna. Oi'ifnnilie.
Gintfiinins and Print of the luteal, and most
tasteful styles; Bonnets and Bonnet Ilibhon;
Collars and Undcrsleeves; I.aces, anil Kd
ings; Gloves and Hosiery in great variety.
Alio, Cloths. Cassiinere, Tweed, Italian
Cloth, Hrap U'Kte, Linen Piillintt, Cotton
ades, and awreabmaay other ty lea of taaaoo .
able Goods fVir Ocntlenien's Wear.
Rendy-Vtadd Clothing of all torts, sizes,
color and pi io.
A superior assortment of Doot and Shoe;
tha latest sli le of Mats, Ao.
Hard ware. Queensworc, Glassware, Cutlery.
Groceries, Ao., Ao. .,,.,',
To which they respectfully invite the at
tention of their old customers and as nianv
nw ones at can mnk it convenient to call.
r..linu assured tho Good and prior will
please April 11. 18511
Land for Sale.
TfN obedience to an interlocutory decree and
X order of the County Court of Meigs coun
ty. Tenn., at tha July ession, 18fiH, I will, on
Saturday, the noth day of Amut next, po
upon the premises and sell to the blithest did
der, all the nndivided Interest which Isano
Cnrtnn, rWd, has In tha Lands of Isaac Ra
ker, deo'd, whioh Lands arc lying in the 8th
Civil DiUriet, Metir countr, A credit f
twelve month will b given on all except
the sum of Forty Dollars, winch must he paid
down, and not and eood security and a lien
retainer! for the unpaid purchase money.
JAMKS A 1IOW8KR, Cltrk.
July 18. 1856-td-pwfec t4-4u8
Paints and Djc-Stuffsi
OA A Ll, Snow While Zinc;
)UvJ 80 lb. Dry Whit Lead:
60 " l"rj Red Lead; 0
100 )'' Venetian Red;
100 - Spanish Brown;
S5
25.
95
100 "
I'russian Blue;
Chrome Green;" t
Chrome Vellow;
' Best Spanish Float Indigo;
Madder;
Copperas;
rtlna Vilrinl:
8.10 "
soo
'100 u
And for sal by
Extract Logwood; Received
W. 0. 1I0RT0K at CO,
DR. JOBS BOLU
SOMIiTliINO
NEW AND VALUABLE
Tba moat pswerfnl King m the faee of tha 'obJJ
nlgiia aupreme ia tba Awariean lUpubllo. 1 be P
of the crowned head of Kurop. H, Into toaigulncano
when compared to out Amerieae King. .
yurepeaa kinga eaiploy the poavr veated In them to
IncreaaTthe riehe. of the rich and lordly, and to reduee
to greater miner? and degrauatioa, the poor and depend
ent, oar American King goe. mh wi.li eoua willing
neaa to the lordly manilou and the hauib a cabin, readv
alike to adiuiuiater relief, and tooiler health and h.ppl
bcm to tba lofty aud lowly, tha riob and tb poor.
DU. JOHN HULL'S
AMERICAN KINO OF PAIN
I the TtttTB Wownim op Till 'oata. and the greateat
bleutng evr offered to afflicted humanity i to tha Buf
fering uiilllone, the Doctor can y. nlr to at your cooi
mand. You have only to as thla manical remedy. All
ttioM who ailll unVr, and will not accept the proff-red
Blm, deserve nut the pity of their famUa. ..
l'hla wonderful nieutcln. during 1 b brief period alnoa
Ita Introduction, ha enrried bappinea to the bearta or
thouaand. and made life a charm u many who lieroto
fore regdd it only aa a peiuUtl and miaarabl eliaV
"to tha wtada with all tlnlmenta, Bmbroeatlona, Palo
Killer, and Palo extractor, and let milliooa or glad
tongue proclaim the merit of the gnat Amerioaai
King of pln," a preparation eompoaed aolely of ge
tabie and root, produced by Amerlca'a own rich and
boitnteoua roll. , , . . '
We would auk the Unit, who an alwaya competent
judgee of what la and what I noi a valuable family med
icine, to do ua a apecial favor by giving the King of Pain
a ingle trial, ami If ertfectory. ert their inrlurno
lu Ita behalf, recommend It. apeak well and often of It,
-andeee that It need bv tbelr afflicted neighbor. Thj
Ladle are alwaya charitable, and when they indue their
euuVriiig ftlen.la to use thia really valuable medicine,
they will be doing an aot of benevnleiue ihat they can
well be proud of. l'hla ia a powerful ami truly -magical
remedy for all external dlneaeea. none, awellinga, burn,
he., and for many Internal altllrtlniia la a certain cun,
yet It ia perfectly hanniea, and Incapable of producing
the leaat iujuriciia erleeta in tba moat delicate caaee or
the weakest couatitutloo
It ie entirely uelea to follow the old and worn-oat
tyetein of publiahlng to the public, thouaanda of certio
eaiee of wondeca perforuie.1 br thia niedifiue. It eoati
but twenty-lire eenU to trr it, and lr Hull atakea hi
well earned reputation on ihe King of Pain doiag all
and more than he claim for It.
We would aak hare you the Khentnatlam or Gout
the ara not. pleaaant oompaniona, and we know that
you would Ilka to drive theui away aa eoon aa poaalble,
then uaa
'HULL'S KINO Ot PAIN."
Wonld yon be eared almoat Immediately ef Dowel
Complaiul, Dvaentery. euniuiertlomplaint. Cholera roor
bu, t!ramp, t'olle, Head Aolie, Tooth or any otueraob
or pain, tha remedy hi aitupl and tba care certain,
USB TUB OKKAT KINO OP PAIN.
Would you hav your Sre, Swelling, Cuta, Durna,
Bcalda, Bruiaea, or any other wound healed, we repeat
exit, uaa tha
MAGICAL KINO Of PAIN.
1 Would you be cured of Scald Head, Stilt Joint, Born
' Throat, Neuralgia, Sore Brcaat, Lumbago. Tetter or King
Worm, Salt Hheum. Bitea of PulMnoua lnaecta, Chapped
Hand, aud all other Sore, either dry or running, we
i any again and again roi't axatanr I Dr. John Uull'i
"KiNQ OP PAIN."
Would you be cured of King 1 Brll, ennwr, 1 nmora,
Kruptiona. o, any dbraja. 0 1 to. 8tac.u,l by impur.
Would you be cured of King a Kril, Cancer, Tnmora,
UIUUU) 1'. wmu vw. f '
and (be King of i'aln externally, nothing can be more
Oartain than a apeady aud effectual our.
DR. JOHN BULL'S
SARS APARILLA.
This medicine, when naed accerdlag to direction,
will aura, without fail :
Scrofula,
er KlnK's Kill,'
Cancer., Kruprlona
or the Skin. Kryaipelaa,
s Tumora, Clirnnio, Sore Kyes,
Ring Worm or Tetters. Scald Uead,
Ttlieuniatiam, Pallia in tba Bonea or
Joints, Old 8orea and Ulcere, Swelling of
the Olauila, 8vplillia. Ilyapepala, Halt Itheum,
Dlreaaea of the Ridneva, I)ia.aaea arising from the
nae of Mercury. I.OS8 of Appetite, Pain in I he hide and
Shoulder. Ueneral Iebllity, l.tllnbaro,Ooulrba, Cold,
Ilropay, Jaundice, Uoatireiieaa, llmncliltla, H'eakiieaeef
Cheat, Sore Throat, Pulmonary aftlictiona, and all other
Dir-easea tending to produce Uouaumptiou, Liver Com
plalnta. Fellmle lrregularithw and t.'ouiplaiiita, I.OW
cpirite. tfica and Nerroua Head-ache, Night 8weata,
Kxpoaure, or luiprudenr in Life, Chroule cou
titutionul Diaeamia, and aa a Spring and
Bummer Drink, and Ueneral Ionic for the
baini, aud a Ueutl and I'ieaaant
.Purgative. It la superior to Ulue
Lick and Congreaa IVaUr,
Saibi, or Seidillts
1'owdera.
It Is a remarkable fact, that among lha hundreds of
eminent physicians who hnve examined the recipe by
which Bull's naraaparilla ia prepared, not one hta con
demned It, but all apprpee It, and commend it inh
highest teruia. Uany phyalciana expreaa themselves
strongly In the belief that It. in decidedly the best prepa
ration of Saraaparilla that haa erer been placed Wore
the public. Although there ara many phyalciana who
feel a relustanceto having their name appended to-the
recommendation of any particular remedy, notwith
standing they may approve of It in the highest degree;
there are others who frankly yield their support in favor
ef a remedy which they know la capable of doing ao
much good In an afflicted community. As an evldeucc,
read the following from eld and respectable physicians,
of high staudiug In tha community in which they lire.
TESTIMONY:
ItToatlmony like the following renders snper0ous
all ooniment on the efficacy of Uull'i Saraaparilla. From
Dr. I. f Yandall, Profcreor of Uhemiatry iu the l-oula-ville
Medical lolleget I hare lookmlover the Hat of In
(ivlieuta compositig John Uull'a Kttract of Saraaparilla
and hav no heeitailon lu saying that they form a safe
compouud, and one that promises well lu curouto dl
' eases, to which it la applicable. L. P. YAM HALL al.P.
. LoeisviLL, June 9, 1IH8.
What Dr. Pyles, phyelclsn by appointment t the
Louisville alaria Uoapiytl says of Bull's Saraaparilla I
Louiaeiixs, Uarch 80, 1849.
I hav examined the prescription for the preparation
ef Jehn Hull' Saraaparilla, and I believe the combina
tion to be en excellent one. and well calculated to pro
duce an alterative Impretelon on the eyateui. 1 hav
need It both In public and private practice, and tbiuk
It the beat article now iu use. M. I'VI.KS, U D.
Kotident Physician Louisvllls Marin Uoepital
Bettr testimony than waa ever offered In favor of any
medicine. He? M. W. Sehon Kev K Stevvusoa I
, Lodisvius, May 80, 1849.
We have need John Bull's Saraaparilla, and have
known It to be need, with entire eatiaraetion ; and wa
have no healiatlnn Inratailng our belief that It la a safe
and valuable niedteal compound, and calculate.! to pro
doc much good and relieve much aulferlug; and therefore
would cheerfully and moat earnestly recommend it to the
aula tad.
(Signed, W. SKI10M.
Tfa wtmlJ earnestly tnvli all perrens who are euffrr
Ing with any of tli Ilia that deah la heir to, to call on
n- John Bull' aeent and set aenpr of Bull a f.uillv
Journal gratia j and for the sake of humanity we hope
that a single individual will not be round unwilling to
lie Hull's Saraaparilla a trial after reading and recol
lecting, at Ihe aauie time, that it is Impnaatbi for ths
Doctor to publish the teuth part of the number of ear
titlcates of aatoui.dlng cure pei fornied by bla Sarapa
rllla. The amount of leetiniony voluntarily showered
en Ur. Iiuh's faraaparlila.fr.iu well known and dtstln
guiahed Inditiduala. both lu public and prlrate life, ha
been perfeutly overwhelming.
OPFICKM. KG, riKTH ST., I.OriSTILLB
RV., AD 0. I OIHTLAMIT ST., IK. V.
rh. .Kn.. .jii-tnea received and for tale b
0. W. ROiiS, Athens: O. CANNON, Msdisnnvllle. Call
and eet Almanac, and alreu'ars free. Feb l-lv-d
lVtitlon to Neil Land.
Moses Sweeney, Administrtilop of Benjamin
franklin, aeo u,
M
Nanov Franklin, widow, Jane Franklin, Jo
H.Vatker and wife Lnor Walker. Ilenr
Stanle and wife Martha Susan, John Hub
art Franklin, minor, by hi Guardian John
II. Walker, I suae Pearc and wife Elisabeth
rancy, James, Morlh anil Jolin, minor, ry
their tiiiarJisn, John linnes.
IN obedience to an order made by the Conn
ty Court, at the August term, 1856, 1 will,
on the 18th day bf September next, tell, on
the premise, to the highest bidder, for one
third cash in hand and the balance on six
and twelve month lime, the following de
eribed Treat of Land, to wit: Lying in Mo
Minn county, Tennessee, and containing two
hundred acres, more or I fas, and adjoining the
Lands of Wm. Burk, John Crawford, Charles
Staple arid other, known a the Henry
Walker Farm. The ptirrhaeer will be re
quired to give bond and security for the bal
anee of lite purchase money, and a lien will
be retained till all is naiJ. Sold for the pur
pose of paving the debt of said estate.
VIM. Ut-.tim.l', l At t-ownty voaarr. .
Aug 8, 1356-td-prs fee M1I
IIV.1TT, McCLRNEY & CO.,
ukct inroavtM site wbolcsils nsuLias ut
Foreign & DomesticDryGood3,
Ko. 87 flay ae street, rbarleatoti. S. C.
a. arirr wa. irissii.Tis(,....Ai'ecsTrs o wnr,
wa. a'aoMiiT,.. .a. i. ulLLtaeta, caaa. roar a.
Juuea-lj-twl --
WITH
say. anurm....cn. a. awsraT nrvsT c. jousstoi.
ochafi'er, Roberts & Johnston,
ivroaraaa ikd ioBiaas or
am 1 o x- y.
Staple & Fancy Dress Trimmings,
Jncelry, Luoking-CUinf, Comity Bi-tuhrM,
Perfumery, French and ttermas Fancy fiooda. a Ao.
No. bt Miaan sraturr, (between 4th and Sth.)
may SO-ly-tUl Philadelphia, Pa.
It A R D W A R E.
C4 ) L'KTA V, T 1 :N K T&W),
. , mnirrV' lupniTv., nr
Hardware. Cutlery, Guos, Pistols, Ate-,
10. SO JlATNC (TltKICT,
CHARLES T O jV, S. C.
WILLIAM O. COUBTNKT.. , GILSgllT TKNNANT.
JAMS . BVANS. '
June 17. '58 tf ,247
rTm. McP iter son,
: (Sownor lo C. Wallace A ifcPuwtm,)
Main Street, Knoxville, Vt'itn..
aokht na rue sili or
'luroij Slcunt ISllllii, ICoatrpII, Cnrt
rlsht and Srlvaaa mill. Kl.l.ttnr. '
Georgia Osnaberga snd Yarns; Tobacco, Queensware,
..!..... e..i t . .
iKivKLifl, .ui, ac.
7mw.- Four months. July !0-y-SSI
6ILLILANDS,H0 WEL & CO.,
DlttliCT IMfORTtllS 4 DIALKRa IN
Foreign nnd Domestic Dry Goods,
ho. S3 Hay ne street,
CiiJIItl.KHOA, . r.
N. B. Bolting Cloths al way on hand.
Wat. H. eiLI.II.ANO, blDHKT . noWELU
W. II. OILLII.AND. JAUX OILLILAHD
JAMKSH. NtOIIOIA, . .."
Oct. 81.1861 tf. " 12
BREWER &. CALDWELL,
0 Old Slip SEW TORS,
General" CommMfn Werchnnts.
PARTICUtAR sttentlon given to the sale at Grain
of all description.
Rrfir to J. K. ftaaa, Esq., President flank of Chsrles
t'n, H. C; J. J. Sautter, President Bank of the Rrpuh.
II;, Yew York. ,., July4-m-d0
T. DOONAN.
tVarclionae nnd r.enrral romtnisalon
MBHOECAIMT,
Allunfn. Ua.
WAVINO rented the aparlnns (Ire-proof Warehouse
recently erected on Whitehall street, will attend
to the storage end enle of Cotton. Corn, Bacon, Lard,
and all other Produce with which he may be favored.
Having had long experience In the general trade of
tK'nrgla, he flatten himself that he can give satlafac
tlon In Ihe sale of all Produce, and. alao. In the pur
chase of all articles which the country rosy require.
Juneo-ly-dill
A. X. SMOO 4. 1BB0TT.
SKN.'O & ARIiOTT.
Commission Werchants,
kspkciillv ma ma sl or
TE.WVKSSKK -HOIH'CE,
8u -h as liacon, Lard, Flour, Grain, c, occupy their
conimodloua new buildings, corner of Furayth and
Mitchell streets,
Atlnnta, Georgia,
liberal advancea given on consignment.. Eatnhllah
ed in business 1862. jne 8tf-81A
i 1
Tennessee nnd Georgia 1
Oommltsalotx IIouso,
-UltHlt l S, ex.
J0nJ. IIUiMPflREVSttCO;,-
RKSPECTFI'LI.Y announce to the Planters of South
western Georgia that they have commenced a
General Cnnmiinttnn liiminnm.
'n Ihe ttore-hnnae near Mea.rs. Furlnw, Price Furlow's
0 .rmlsainn Warehouao. They will keep a large stock
of family Groceries of every variety, which they will
Be I cheap. '
Farmers look lo your Interest and call and see.
Decil-ly-878
3 . AVSl7l 5VT
GKNERAL -O
vmniiaalon and Produce Merchant,
Offlc on Broad ttreel, opposite Union Bnnk,
IU. give prompt and perannal attention to the
.. ."Ie ,c. ln. Flour. Cotton, and
all articles of Merrhandiae onnalgned to klm. AIo to
the forwarding of fiooda for the Interior and Northern
markets at the customary rales. Liberal sdvsnces, ei
ther In ca.h or hy acceptance, made on articles in store
or when bills of lading accompany drafts
raNCB. :Bnker Wilcox A Co.; M. 4 B. Wilkinson;
t-,?- ",?0 Auguata, O. iBnn, Tt'lllinms
V llcox; Thoa. Trout t Co., Charleatnn. R. C. Wm Dun
can; Pad.lelfnrd, Fny Co.; F. T. Wlllla. s..v.n.h. n.
Rturgea, Bennett a Co., New York. J. C. Wllaon A Co.;
' S " ,u '. "-"". "ooo iiw, New Orleans.
C. B. elborn, D.lton. Ga. Grenville Pample, Chat
tmoora, Tenn. Beanlen, Son k Co.. Known, t...
a n ' t n T""1, W" "'"Tmrd A Co.; Berry
- ", .., iciiu. .TI0V. K4, '04 tr Sl
Tennessee Produce Agency,
jo. ransom
ant ra a. sa dhdus.
PARSONS & SAUNDERS,
. .v.ri. Il.l.l.. J-,,H..
aoiits roa mi rctcHiai or ill xixd or
Tonnosiaoo rroduoe,
Such as Wheat, Bye, Corn, Bacon, Dried Fruit. 4c.
Jnni5, lsJS-ly-DH)) ' ' c'
johxt. wnoTToir ...mTo. wollowat.
W0OTT0N Si nOLLOWAV.
Commission Merchants,
. UP
Produoe Dealers,
Cotton Avenue,. Il A TON, ,
STILL continue at their old stand, where Ihry will he
pleaaed to receir conalgnments from Tennesaee
...... ............ ...... n.i, .iic iu,fiii; ,u o,ir it.rrn-
er patrons as to our promptness and attention to their
iiiwiww. n -iy-0u
P. D. GATES.
Commission Merchant.
ssn nuLtn is
Agricultural tmplemtnt aud Jltnthlnery
No. ie nrnadwnv WIRW VIIRK,
OT-KTCIIVM'S Mv4a MacJiinr, Hay Ve.aes,
"Ta. W-rae linn, thiUirrtmn, I'lomi, Straw CVoVrt,
0)-n Shrllrr; Ituprrt, llnmr rwr$ unit 7arefter,
Onmtiinttt 7arvertafld Wtnowtrt,an(t othrr Aart
cultural ilachlnn. mar 18-tf-84T
Commission Business.
S. K. REEDER
UE9PKCTFITL1.Y Informs the cltlsens af McMInn
connlv.anil the public aenerallv.that he will attend
to ths "elHng. Purchasing, and Forwarding of all kinds
of Produce. Alao, to ordering Gonda, Groceries, or any
kind of Machinery that may lie called for. He can fur-
..an ataeninery, auch aa Thraahera, Reapers, Mowers,
Stilk and Straw Cultrrs, of any kind wlahed, at manu
acturera' nrtrea. freleht aridrd.
A rood lot of Threahers on the way and to arrive In a
"aw days. Alao, one Circular Saw Mill and one Clover
inner on hand and fnraalrbv 8. K. RKEDITB,
Athens, Tenn., msyll-tr-84t
W. 33. nAItlj, 3VE. X.,
ironnrrlfof MonliCfllo,Xf.)
PlIYalCIAS AND ItriinEON,
nKSPECTFn.l.T announces to the public thst he haa
' located p.-rntanrntly In Athens, and Is now pre.
nared lo attend on calls In town or country. llavChg
Sad nine years experience aa a Physlrlsn and Rurgenn,
lid the advantages of thorough conrae at two Medical
-.rhools Loulavllle, Ky., and New York he flatters
nmeu mat he will he able to give general satisfaction
to all who may need his nrnfeeenna! aervicea.
OfIce one door west of the Office of the Poat, recently
eecupled by Dr. 0. A.Jordan. April t, 1366-tf-8--a
il. E. Doifson. D D. S..
Burcnou Xexxtlat(
1'lmlnnd. Tenu.,
GRADCATC of the Baltimore College of Dental
Surgery, having locate permanently, offer his
aervicea to the cltlsrna of Kaat Tenneaaee.. He under
tanda Dentlalry as lanrht in the principal Colirgra In
lbs United Statea, In all iu varlnua hrarhea. All exami
nations of the mouth fre of charge. Ills otiargr are
moderate. facpl i-lr-8M
DR. J. L. ATLER.
PfayslolAti c m urgeon,
Athena, Trttn,.
VVTILL gtv Mi entire attention to the practice ef
ww aieuicin. untc oouin or in Bridge, laugg
M. R. MAY, III. D.,
Sl'XOEON AST) PHYSICIAN,
' ATSKNS, TEN N.,
RKSrECTFUU.Y tender hi professional
services to the pulilio.
Ian. U. ) ii
DR. JAMES B. TAYLOR,
WILL hereafter give hi whole attention
to the Traetiec cf Medicine.
June I, 1851 H j
W. D. k R. COLLINS,
Associate Traveling Dentists
Address, Salr Spring$,
julyHMf Bkra countr. Tenn.
W. F. KEITH,
A. ttoritoy a 3
DrJ-iJ AltMrna. Tenn.
T. L.CATE,
J- ttornoy At Xj v xsry,
marchl-aaiMfl Uecaiur. Tenn.
jamb a. coos.
wiLua Lowar.
100RE Si LOWRY,
Attorueyn t Xmo.-w.
janiS-ly Athena, Tenn. sou
JARNAGIN Si CALDWELL,
J-ttoruoya v t Xj ,
Athene Testa.
HILTOX P. JASK tQIS A. CILOWBU.
April 20-tt-m8
joii:; a. in
Attornev nt Lav nnd Land Agent,
Uoonnnoro't Boone county, leu a,
WILL practice in the various Courts cf the State,
and attend to the location and salt ol Laud War
rants, buying snd selling Land 4c.
Refer to Hon. A. Dibrell, Naahville. Tenn.; Geo. Brown,
Eaq., Madiaonville, Tenn.; Will. I. Keith, tan.. Athena.
Tenn. alar ll-lf-Md
GEO. W. BRIDGES
ATTORXEY AT LAW,
ATHENS, TENNESSEE.
1)RACTICEStn the different eonntieseom
posins'the Third Jiulieinl Circuit will
attend to the colleetine ami securing of claims
and will give hie undivided attention to all
business entrusted to his care.
March 2. 1849 tf 23
JOSEPH ANDERSON,
,'i 1 1 orv rv at tj a tr
IWarsalnglon, Ithea Co., Tenn.
April lo-
BELL HOUSE,
Coasts or Mux axd Stats btriits,
KNOXY1LLE, TEH If.
TVII,MA!I HlcTF,i:it, Proprietor.
Four Horse Mall Coaches leave dally at 7.V o'clock
A.M., for Montvale nprings. ' June lH-tf-4ii2
DoTjAICO II OTJHE,
Cleveland, Ti'iin,
THE above named House, sitnnted within a few
yards of the Depot, is now open for the reception
of Travelers. Persons traveling on tlut Eiist Tennea
aee nnd Georgia Kail Road, and unppl-gat Cleveland,
will And this House more conveniently situated thau
any other.
ThMiihacrlber pledges himself to nae bis ntmost ex
ertlonr to give satisfaction, snd to rrmler comfortable,
sll those who roav Sivor him with their nntrnnapc.
April 11, 'M-lMM . L0KKXZ0 Pi:LAN0.
TJNION HOUSE.
Formtrly Kail Road Uouu,)
Athena, Tenn.,
By 3?. X. TJlTJbLOtBll.
Till! proprietor reapectfully announce to the public,
that he has rcceutly refitted snd rehirniehed the
sbove House, and that he will use his utmost endeavor
to make it the traveler's home. Ills table will b sup
plied with the heat the country affords. He hopes by
unremitting attention to comfort of his guests to merit
and receive a liberal share of patronage. jan25-tr-8Sa
OCOEE HOUSE,
Cleveland Tenn,
0-330. W. MAVO
RKfPCTKUIsLY (rjretf notlc Chut he hai leased this
frell-knoirn llrtel, nnd thut It ts now open for the
reception of travelers and boarder , Having had a
loitfr experience in the buHlneft, he Oh tiers hiniflelf that
he will be able, by constant and devoted attention to it,
to keep f ucli a House as shall meet the approbation of
all who mity give htm a call. His Table will at all times
he supplied with the best the country affords, and every
effort made on his part to render his guetrtrcisinfortahle.
He solicits share of patronage. nov -tf-371
IiBUTY'8 IIOTEti,
rOI nO-V, TE1!V.
TFf TS well known House hnn been newly fitted up with
bedding, furaiture, Ac. Theundernlgned hits taken
charge of it, and In announcing himself for the public
patronage asks '-the tree to be tested by Its fruit," and
pledges Mghelf, by so assiduous attention and a due
regard for the comfort and tastes of his guests, they
shall he cared for and ftirnkhed with the best the coun
try affords. He has a!so connected with the house Ihe
targe stable, sheds aad lot. of Messrs. Taylor, Bridges ft
Co., and will he prepared in thnt lint.
Jan 11 WM. M. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
CBUTHrif?ID KOUFE,
IMMEDIATELY AT THE DEPOT,
t'ballanooira. Tenn.
Augi'T-tf-SOO
t. cnrTciiFiEF.n,
. I'snrsiKTOX.
UNION HOTEL,
a Ilrnton, Tenn.
W. TT. STO K, IFomwly of CrrmurWt,)
RESPECTFULLY Inform, the public thai he has taken
the lintel formerly kept by Joseph Peltnn. Benton,
Tenn. Determined to keep the right sort of House, he
will apare no pains to accommodate and render com
fortable all who may call. Ills Table shall he apread
with the bes tlhe country affords, and his Htable will he
provided with plenty of proveuder. Determined to
merit public patronage, he hopes and expects to receive
adueshare of It, ' July IH-tf-WB
pni.jpRinM, .
XJAG-XjXJ IOTTaNTiaiXY,
. Cary street, between Pearl sod Fifteenth,
Richmond. Virginia.
MANUFACTURERS of Loconinllr Engines, Ten
ders, Rnll Road Cars, snd all descriptions of Rail
Road Machinery, Stationary Engines of sny required
power; alto. Portable Engines, with a decided Improve
ment over any othera heretofore made, (from ft to 40
horse-power,) on wheels, so well adapted to Farming
Purpoaes, Getting Lumber, c, with Improved Circular
Portable nw Mill attached, of lat, Sd and ad Claaa.
Mining Machinery, Oriel and Paw Mill Machinery,
Froginga and Tobacco Factory Fixtures of every kind;
also, Rraaa and Iron Castings made to order,
may !8, 18S-8m-iOO P. RA1IM.
To faun and Mx Months Ilnyeral
U. B. TUOHPSO.N & SON,
Clcvrlnml, Tenn.
Dealers In
Choicp Foreign & Domeslic Dross
CHEMICA 18, PA INTS, OILS, PERFUMER Y,
Fniioy Or ooclm, sdb o.
OUR stock will be found to embrace a larger and
more general aaanrtmenl than Is usually kept In
this section, and we Intend to keep It full and equal to
the first class Hnuees In Fast Tenneaaee. We make our
purchaaea largely for eaah, and principally in original
packages of direct Importers and manufacturers, which
enable oa to sell at whole.al much lower than any
similar House In Kaat Tennessee. Physicians and
country merchants will And It decidedly to their ad
vantage to give ns a trial. All articles told hy us are
warranted to be of the purest quality, and should al
sny lime an article not prove satiifaslory. w beg It to
be returned al our coat, aa it Is our intention to deal
only In Purr Dmgn. All orders will meet with prompt
attention. Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Recipes
will receive the greatest car and attention In their
compounding, at all hour. feb 2-ly-868
Wholes ale Druggists
navilaud, Itislfii Jf Co.,
Aueutltft, G-ctm
OULD call the attention of Merchant In Eaat
Tenneaaee to our uaual larre atock of Druga,
Medicines, Pslnls, Olla, Dye-fluffa. Perfumery, Snapa,
Dniahea, c. We are now fully prepared for the full
Traar, and we hope Merchants visiting our ma met win
examine our atork and prices before buying, ss we hsve
unnaiial racllltlea both for purchasing and aelllng at low
price, belngconneered with II triuian. HasaL Rislit
New York; and KiviMxn, Haw.ii. Co., Charleston,
a. 0. Th following articles will rntssjirlse part of our
star. 10 wnicn we are making nnu.v a.i.nn.'n.
10,000 lha Flue alone
1.000 s Cslt Petrel
I.OOO Fine Imllro;
8,000 No. 1 Madder;
M10 " Ft. Logwood;
I.OOO" Chip Logwood;
S.OOO" Puttv.
6.000" Fpanlah Rrown;
D.OOO" Cenklng 8oda;
a.ooo " Mphur; .
R.fiOO " Brlmatnne;
10.OO0 " While Uad;
g.OOO " F.lnc PalnU
lOOdns Frey'sVermirgei
0,000 wis Trnettan Ked;
400 dot. Caator Oil ;
I.OOO" do In pap's
100 " Lyon'aKatharlon
874 ftronrl Street, (1 oort from Globe Hotel.)
Cua.'Bi-iy-eox
i3-is. Sto-vrosat
TUB undersigned has for sale a variety of Cook
gtorea latest and most approved patterns. Th
esatmga are heautlml. The Hoortrr Hut Not and
A'eafanrv are ea.t .1 Cincinnati. Ohio, and the Sovtt
eraer is cast al the Knoavllle Foundry. He expects lo
hsve. In a short time, some beautiful fire atoves fur
heaating rooms. All who wlab to purcnaae a cnesp and
good article In the Clave line, wilt no wen to can and
examine for Ihemaelves before purchealng elaewhere.
Athena, Sept l-tf-8o J. W. DLACKWKLL.
aTuant XlOOolX7-ozi
AND for sale, at the old ctand in Calhoun,
Tenn ess..,
S.I Itlila New Orlean Recoiled Molasses.
10 4 lil.ls. do, do. do.
. 80 Hags fine Rio Coffee;
. KnO Gal. Cuba Molasses;
i.100 Lb. Rrnwn Sugar;
enno Caslinirs;
innoo- f!,.ll.,l Iron all of which will he
aol.t low ly wholesale or retail.
fi,,m fw. rlA.t. .lAnb la full and fine, and aa
lew down in fries) as the lowest.
, ' m m . i htut a. aiN.
JUIT 0 . B. , iliativit.l St iJV.1.
"And he played n a Harp of a
Thousand Strlucs.''
"V7Eare happy to annonnec to "all the
1 1 world and the rest of mankind," that
we are now in receipt of on of the largest,
most fashionable, and durable stocks of
Sprirand Snrnmei Goods
ewer offered for tale in this market. Onr
atoek consist in part of Bleached and Brown
Miilis, Tickings, Drilla and Cheek. Print
of every tvlc and price, Ginphama, Lawns,
Brown and Rleached Linen,Caaimer,Twed,
Italian t'lath. Chamhrav, "'ottonadee. Can
ton Plaids and Stripes, Me'rsaille Quilts, Robe
BrilliantA Mohair de Bege, Orfran.lies, Challi
Barege and Tissneg, Bonnet and TaiTU Kih
bon Mob Trimminet, Collar and Under
eleeves. Mirror. Satchel and Carpet Baft,
Silk and Leather Belts, Soap and Perfumery,
Glove and Hosiery. Shirt Collar, HairStocke
and Cravat, Porte Monnaie, Violins, Comb.
Bracelet. Breast pins and Kinrrer-rinit. Ear
rings, Bonk and Stationery, Hardware and
Cutlery, Boot and Sl.oes, Uru Medicines,
and Piyc ttiitTa, Stiaw. Leehorn, Panama and
Fur Hats, Glass and Queensware, Masonic
Aprons and Saahes, Ae., Ae.
We cannot enumerate the "one thousand
and one" article on hand, but ask the pub
lic to eive n a call, and they will lie con
vinced that they can snve mnnev by Inn ing
our Good. W. G. nORTC'N d CO.
April II, 1856 .
Land for Sale.
TITK snbseiiber, living five mile North ol
Tellico Iron Work, Monroe eo., Tenn.,
offers a GOOD FARM forsale. There arc ftee
hundrrj and eighty ittrtt in the tract, 1 0 acre
in cultivation, 100 of which ia pood bottom
land, lyini; in one body; plenty of water, tim
ber, tc. There is also a Rood frame dwelling;
house and barn; and is situated in a rery
healthy section of country. I will eell a: a
low price. AUSTIN GLENN.
Oct. 19, I8S0 tf 869. ,
Osnabnrgs and Domestics.
1 CC BALES Osnabnrgs;
lUVJ 12S bales Domestic;
20,000 Wheat Sacks;
100 bushels fresh Timothy Seed; '
200 " Ilerda Gass "
150 Blue " "
for sale at aa low prices, for cash or approved
III! dnv nnner. as ran be had in aur market.
, '. f r - ,
Send in your ordera. .
Knoxvillr, July II R, M. McPHEHSON.
Saddler Bridle arjd Harness
manxtpaotohy.
FV 1 II E aubacrilicr would return his sincere thanks to
Jt. fie public generally for the very liberal patron
age he has received, and hopes hy strict attention to
bualneaa to merit a continuance or the same.
He has just returned from Philadelphia with a good
stork of materials, which ensbhles him to manufacture
any article in his line with promptness and despatch.
Ilng-akins for seating. Fnamelleri Leather of all colors,
Psd Pkins, Tlridle Bita, fSilrrup Irons, aud various other
articles, for sale low down for cash.
He keeps constantly on hand a good assortment of
Paddles, llridles, Whips, Ao. Please call before purchas
ing elaewhere, on the bquare, between llorton's and
Cleage's Stores. . EDWIN A. ATLKK.
Athens, April Hi ISMS-tf-894
Boltinc- Clesfha.
WE have on hand and for sale a superior article ef
Bolting Cloths, Nos. 5, , R. 9 and in.
Nov. S9 . McSWKN A GILLESPIE.
Depot of Georgia OsnaburST, Skirting
and Wheat Sack.
I AM prepared to sell all of these things at manufac
turers prices, tranaportation added, and to mer
chants and farmers in McMinn, Bradley, Monroe, Roane
and adjoining counties, I respectfully solicit their or
ders, promiaiug to ship to them at all times with dis
pstch. R. M. McPUERSON, Agent.
Knozville, Tenn., July 11-lm
' French Burr Millstones.
kj AKRANTKU of superior quality and workmanship,
' ' conatantly on hand or made to order from Burr
Blocks of our own importation. We also keep for snle
a auperior aasnrltneiit of ColoQn and JbnpH Mill,
ttonm; Burr Btork; Bulling t'Mht; Calcined Plat
ter, ita. Orders promptly executed.
MORRIS A TRIMBLE,
Successors to Egenton, Morris A Co.,
West Falla Avenue, near Pratt at. Bridge, Baltimore.
.Orders for Millstones from the above well-known
establishment received hv their agents,
SKAdO A A I1II0TT, Commission Merchants,
Feb 15,lS-ly-88o Atlanta, Ga.
Notice.
4 LL orders for Atrricnlturnl Mncliinery,
. made oy Messrs. W heeler, Aleltek A Co.,
Albany, N, Y., niuet be to me direct, or
tliroiitrli my Agents in Knst Tennessee, Mr. S.
K. Reetler, Athens, and Mr. M. Nelson, Knox-
vi lie, who are authorised to furnish any of said
maclunes at manufacturer s ensli prices, add.
ine etistof transportation. P. D. GATES,
Feb. 3, 1854 i tf 28(. 12 Broadway, N. Y.
3VE etch lxi. o Shop
rI0 all who wish Machinery fitted tin or re
J. paired, please call at the above Mill, H
miles South of Athens. I am prepared to do
work in the most durable manner. Person
wishing a No. 1 Smut Mill can be supplied on
short notice. JUbrJl'U U. S-Ul lrl,
Jan 18, 1856-tf-S82
Medical College of Georgia.
Augusta, July, 1856.
rYnnE Twenty-fifth course of Lectures In this Instltu
JL tlon will commence the First Monday In Novem
ber next. KACULTT.
0. M. N'twTOH, a, 0., Anatomy.
L. A. Duoas. H. r.. aurrerv.
I. P. Oasvis, m. p., Materia Medlca, Therapeutics,
and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. A. Krs, at. p., Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Infants.
II. V. M. M1u.1t, p., Physiology and Pstholyglcal
Anatomy.
Ai i Mbans. h. D.. Professor of Chemistry.
L. D. Fosd, . ., Institutes and Practice of Medicine,
H. F. Campbiox, M.D., Surgical, Comparative and
Mlcroacopirai Anatomy.
It. Camps vll, at. p.. Demonstrator of Anatomy.
R. Hmanss. at. 0 Aaaiatant Uemonatralnr.
JnaiAH llAaats, M.o., Proaeclor to Prorr of Surgery.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly at the
Oily Hospital, and ample opportunities will be afforded
Tor the study ot rraciicai anatomy.
Fees for the entire course floR
Matriculation Ticket (to be taken once) 6
For further particulars, apply to
Julyl3-8m-48 0. M. NEWTON, Dean.
Zion Hill English School.
ramie Rwond (Session of this Institution will com
I m.ncs on Monday. Julv illat, and continue for the
term of five months. No student admitted for less than
half session, and no deduction for lost time, except In
case of protracted sickness.
RATES Or TVITIOH:
Orthnnanhv. Keadlna. Wrltlnr and Mental Ex
ercises .
Geography, Arithmetic and Engllah (trammar.. T,oo
.Natural PeHosopliy, Cfeeraialry, Logic, Khetorlc,
and acourse of Mathematics embracing Algebra,
n.nm.ir. Trlmnnmrlrv. Menearation of Surfaces
and Solids, Navigation and Practical Surveying.. 10,00
Studenta Intending to enter ecnooi snouta ao so as
soon aa poaalble, lo order to enter tnetr proper classes.
July 18, lSft6-m J. 0. BAKU, Principal.
Chancery Court at Pikevllle. Tenn.
Offick or Clerk fc Mastkr, Jult Rut-aa, VS.I61
Thomas AV. White, Administrator of Thoma
Wilton, deceased,
.
William A. Sorrel Is. John N. Ilumea, Jane
Humes, Ann K. Ilannum, William l.C
White. Newton White, A.lison While), Mil
ton White, Margaret R. White, Daniel C.
Cttmniinps, Eliia I'tiniming. William Y. C
Humes, Margaret I. Humes, jonn u. Ugden.
Jane C. Oiiilen, John P. White, W. Y. C.
White, Jr., W. Y. a White, Executor of
Elinor W. White, deo d, Jnmes Wilson,
Kich.ird Wilson, Jdin Coffin, Mary Coffin.
William Wilton. Walter Preaton, Jamet W.
TrestoD, Arthur C Cuinming aud Elixabcth
Cnmining. .
ON motion, and it appearing from the affi
davit upon the amended bill in thia cause,
that all th above named defendants, except
Wiiliam A. Porrells, Ann E. Hannuin, Jatnes
Wilson, diehard Wilson, John Coffin, Mary
Coffin, William Y. C. Humea, and Margaret
Hume, arc non resident of tlieHtate of Ten
nessee, it is therefor ordered that publica
tion be made for four successive week in Ihe
Athena Post, newspaper published in the
town of Allien, McMinn county, Tennessee,
requiring (aid non-resident defendant to ap
near at die next term of th Chancery Court.
to be held at I'ikeville, Bledsoe oounty, Ten
nessee, on the third Monday of September,
1866. then and there to antwer tha complain
ant' original and amended bill, or the same
will be taken lor eonleued ana act for bear-
ins ex partt a to them.
94 n S l .
O. U. JUifcUUiA U Jf.
rikTille, Aog. 8, Hift-lt-pn fee ts-411
Rhea otinty Sulphur Springs
THE purine will be gratified to learn thst these
Springs are now being improved in a comfortable
and subvtantlal manner, for the accommodation of th
public. Thee water are well tested by living subject
(as well aa by analyals.) Many of the oldest Inhabi
tants ef tha country have derived material advantage
from them, and many very astonishing cures ha it been
effected by the free uae f theae waters.
The waters act aa a powerful diuretic cathartic and
alterative. It ha enred hundrede of patlenta of Dys
pepsia. General Debility, all affectioas of the Skin and
Kidneys, Habitual Coativeneas, Torpidity of the Liver.
Ac, Ae. The public are referred to Ihe following gen
tlemen :
Major McCalUe, Col. Wbltesldes, Cot. Brabsen, Dr.
Kennedy, sr., and Dr. flilleepie, Chattanooga, Tena.
Jnnaa Hovl, Cleveland. Tenn.
Hon. Saml A. fmlih, M. C Charleston, Tenn.
Dr. John Hovl. Dr. J. W.flilleanie. Rev. Jamee flash.
Rev. Jno. Tarnell, Rev. Mr. Crouch, D E. Clllcsple,
Esq., and A. C. Day, Poet Maater, Rhea county, Tenn.
And in fact, all the oldeat inhabitants in Rhea and ad
joining counties, who caa cite to extraordinary cures
performed by these waters.
The Springs are situated four miles from Brady's Per
ry, ia Rhea county, Tenn., nn Ihe North-west side of
Tennessee River, 6f miles above Chattanooga, 84 front
Athens, and II from Washington.
Th moat direct route for persons from the South Is t
go to Athens hy the ears, and at this plarw arrange,
ments are made with Mr. Bridges to convey passenger
on reasonable terms te the Spring.
Boarding can be obtained at HM week, aad n
pains will be spared to give general satiafaetion.
June x7-8m-405 W. 8. HOUR, M. D., Proprietor.
Worganton High School
FOR MALES AND FE if ALES,
Itloraranton. Tenn.
THE second Session of this Institution will open on
Monday, list July next, under the supervision of
Mr. I. P. Hal.
rrr, per SeeMmt of Ttrenly-mt Wet, pa fable at
thedaeecf the Sriudon.
1st Class Spelling. Resdingand Writing 6,00
id Class Arithmetic, Enrliah firammar. Geogra
phy, Compoaltron and Declamation ,00
td Class Higher Mathematics, Natural Sciences,
Composition. Declsmstlon, Ac 10,00
No student sdmitted for less than half session, and
no deduction for lost time except In case of providen
tial hindrance.
Boarding can he had In the neighborhood on reason
sble terms; and thereare at the place severs) comfort
able rooms for the aronmmodatfoa of students who rosy
wiah to board themselves. .
This Is exclusively an Engllh School, and Its object
Is to make thorough . practical, English mrholare.
W. W. BATLK8S, Pres't Trustee.
M. Jokes, Secretary. , June W-Sm-iM
fiinfion (0 Farmers and Others.
HATING been Informed that a person, represent
ing himself sa from New York, has offered to aell
the AgriciiUurttl Marhinet msde by Whulbr, Mklick
A Co., of Albsny, N. Y., to various parties In Rast Ten
nessee, I hereby caution Kast Tennesaeans to beware of
a'l such Imnostere, as 1 have the sole right of these ma
chines for Eaat Tennessee, and none can be used there
unless procured from me or mr srents.
P. D. GATES, Ne. 11 Broadway.
New York, April 11, 185-tf
New Goods for the Million!
OriEAGE CO.
TATOCLD respectfully call the attention of
T 1 the people to the splendid assortment ef
Spring and Summer Goods,
just received, at their new Brick Corner with
Iron Front, which were pin-chased on the best
terms, and are now offered at a low rate aa
such Good can be purchased any where in
the State
For the LADIES, they have the latest
styles of Dress Goods, Trimmings, Muslins,
Prints, Linens, Laees, Ilandkerohiefs, Hosiery
aud Gloves, Also, the Bonnets and Trimmings.
A large stock of GENTLEMEN S WEAK,
suoh as Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets, Vesting,
Tweeda, Drillings, An., Ac READY-MADE
CLOTHING, lints, Boots and Shoes.
Drugsand Medicines, Paints and Dye-stuffs,
Hardware, Cutlery and Queensware, Groce
ries, Iron, Steel, Nail and Casting, beaidea
every other article usually kept iu retail
Stores. G.ve them a call. They consider it
no trouble to show Goods. They are deter
mined not to he undersold.
t3f All kinds of Country Produce taken
in exchange for Goods. May 1-897
New and Profitable Arrangement
FOR TUB
People or XUoevlllef
At veil at Ihe Public in General.
A. 1. RIC A OFOItl),
RICEVILLE, TENN.,
HAS recently determined on moving to
the West so soon a he can wind up
hie business, and having a pretty fair and well
selected stock of GOODS on hand, (most of
which were purchased this Spring) takes this
method of saying to the good citizens of Mo
Minn county and the public in general, that
he is now selling so low down for cash, or to
good customers on short lime, that they will
certainly do well to give him a call. No
humbug about this. He is determined on
selling out his entire stock of Good.
Any man wanting to purchase good and
pleasant situation on the East Tennessee and
Georgia Rail Road, to retail Goods, will do
well to call and see him, a he wanta to sell
hi property at Riceville, consisting of Store
House and Dwelling, all of which can be
purchased on very reasonable terms.
All persons indebted to him by account for
the years 1864-6 will 1 .lease call in and close
them up by Cash or Note, toon, aa he roust
wind up hi busines. . May 9, 1868
Threshers ! Threshers I '
ALL persons wishing to purcase Threshers and Ma
chinery of that kind, will do well to hand la their
orders Immediately. 8. K. KKKDKll, Agent.
Athena, Feb. t'J-tf
New Goods ! Cheap Goods I
Low XJoTTrxa. for Oaa,stsli !
fpHU subscriber ia in receipt of full sup
X ply of
FJil.1 JUVli IVrjYTKH GOODS,
to which he invite the attention of all who
may wish to purchase. After the 1st day of
January, 1866, he intends to sell for CASH
only, and will give better bargain than have
ever been offered in this country. A word to
the wise is sufficient. A. H. CROW.
Athens, Nov. 16, 1865-tf-I78 :
Another Fre Supply of Drugs,
WHICH, added to my old, makea my
present stock large for this market
consisting In part of the following: Oils,
Lintseed, Tanners', Lard and Neatsfoot; Sn'ls
Turpentine; Copal, Japan and Leather Var
nish; Paint, Varnish and Sash Brushes; Blend
ed and Graining Brushes; White Lead, dry
and in Oil; Zino in Oil; Pessones; Gumelastic
Globes, with and without tubes; Window
Glass, 12 by 18; Putty; Glasiers' Diamonds;
Wines: t Brandy, aad Jamaica Spirit, for
medical uses and many other articles.
Will be told for cash only, ' '
Oct 26 WM. BURNS.
ATHENS FOUNDRY
AND
lVXaa.ola.lxxo Work.
THE (ubseriber would respectfully an
nounce to the citizen of Athens and th
pulilio generally, that he i now in operation
and prepared to do
O A. STITCGr
of every description in hi line, and would
therefore solicit order from ail those who-may
want anything of tha kind.
He ia 'now easting and haa for sale dif
ferent sir.es of the Globe, or Air-tight Cook
Stove, furnished complete; variolic cite of
Parlor, Nine Pate, Chamber, Oflioe and Shop
Stoves. Also, Hollow Ware; Waflle Irons;
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, th Kilgore Spiral or Jnclin Water
Wheel, which will saw from two to five thou.
and feet per day., ill kind of
fitted ud in the best and most durabla manner.
and upon abort nolioe.
Also, iron nailing 01 every description.
He is also prepared to do all kind of
Brass casting. .
The hiirheat Cash Price will be naisl for
OLD COPPER. . C. ZIMMERMAN.
P. S. There is connected with tha Work
n excellent Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing casting can hav pattern made to
order. O.X.
Athens, Tenn.. July 18. 1868 tf . 408
RF.AIIYIa1) Clottilttsr. I am bow re
ceiviti mv laree and well selected stack of Read-
Made Clothing, eonnitlng of Over, frock, Breae and
Sack Coata; faiits, Vetta, Shlrtf, Shlrt-eeltars, Lamb.
wool ana M.rlaa ghlrta and Drawers Of all Sorts d
Sites all of which I will sell very cheap for cash. Just
wslk ia aad I wa At yen eat anew, "from top I t.
Oet 910. W, RCPI,
t.ltPOHTJiJS'T TO FJ R.HE RSt
Premium Wheat Fans I
TUt undersigned would iweaeetrally Inform the rr
wing public and all other lntereited, that they
till eontiuu te manufacture '. . Tharber'a
Improtrel I re-an I at au tlheal t aita, at
their old stand ia Philadelphia, Teno and have alao ea
tabliahed shops at Cleveland, Tenn.. and Dalloii, Ga., .
where they will be harpy to wait upon th.-tr eld friend
and aa many new onee a may desire their marhinea.
Theae fana are an Improvement upon Ihe "1. T. tlrant
Pan," by Mr. Thnrber, whe wss the Inventor of th
Grant Fan. These Pan have received premium wher
large number were on exhibition, in various States of
the Union, to wit : In hew York, wher there were
ever fifty competitor for the premium, and in Ohio,
where there were thirty contending for the aame. Vlr
ginia, Pennsylvania, North Carolira, aad the Middle Di
vision ot the Stale of Tennessee, have acknowledged
the superiority of the Fans by awarding premiums, at
tnetr reapectlve ratrs, to the proprietors.
These Vans enjoy unrivalled reputation wherever they
have been uaed, for their superiority of construction,
and the rapidity with which they perform their work
being able to clean one buahel per minute and remov
ing everything that could be accompliahed by Smut Ma
chines. One of theae machines was timed and tried al
Joaeph Jonea', near Philadelphia, Tenn., the reeull of
which experiment Ihe annexed certificate will show.
Good material ahall be procured, and only good work
men to conatruct Ihem, which enables ua to warrant all
work done at our shops. Those wishing good machines
would do well to tend in their order early, aa the de
mand ahont harveet Is uanslly gresler than can be sap
plied with the desired diapatrh. Letter addressed to
the undersigned al Philadelphia, Tenn., Cleveland, Tean,
and Dalton, Ua., will recelae prompt attention. 1
JACKSON COTTON A CO.
Kits A HaitDirssoa, Athens, Tenn., are Agent for
the sale of tha above Fane. , ,
Thlscertlfles thst the undersigned timed and tried N.
U. Thurber's Premium Wheat Fan, and statu thai ft
cleaned one buahel per minute, sepsratlng all filth lo
such a degree of perfection that it eanot be rivalled by
any Fan now in use; and we recommend all who stand
In need of such a machine to examine this Improved)
Fan before purchasing tlsewhtr. J. D. Jnaas,
Cms. Cao,
A. W. Cotiar.
This Is to certify that I hsve been using one of the
Wheat Fans manufactured by Thurher A Cotton, called
N. U. Thurber's Improved Premium Fan, and beltev ft
to be superior to sny Fan I have seen In uae In thia
country. . Taws. Bsowa.
Philadelphia, Tenn., Dec IT, 1S5.
Athens, Tenn., toth Dec, 18S0.
I purchased ea of Thurber's Improved Premium
Wheat Fans, from Messrs. Thnrber A Cotton this year,
and am well pleased with it. My hands tell me It Is Just
the Fan they wanted. Davio Cls.ob.
Dee J8-m-8Tv
xx. Xa. O'xxtf'Xjxrsr o57.
(cswweasors to Tinley t Ifemm,) t
Receiving 4c rra strdinsr Aa-enta
.'.'' JXD' . ...
General Commission merchants,
' South Wharf, Charleston. S. C, .
GTVK their peraonal attention to th sale ef all kinds
r of Produce and Manufactures, and will make
prompt returns of Ihe same, and to Ailing orders for all
kind of Goods In this market, for a cnmmlaaioa of tH
per cent. Their peraonal attention will alao be given to
th Receiving and Forwarding of Good, to any part of
Ihe globe, at 10 cents per package, except large pack
ages of Machinery and Furniture, which will be charged
according to trxuble and reaponaibillty. Iron in looae
bars and Spikes for Kail Roads will be put through at
$2,50 per ton, all expense Included, and Nails at lOots
per keg, sll expenses Included.
Shippers mny fully rely upon onr positively protecting
their interest against over charge of measurement,
weight and loss of packages.
Merchants or Knoxvllle, and of Kast Tennessee, thst
receive their gnoda at K uoxville, can have them prompt- ,
ly forwarded through this llouae, and pay all their bills
al Knoxvllle.
Those who choose to shin through onr House aad
thst of Gnwer A Dsvids, Greenville, 8. C, csn have
their Coods promptly forwarded, and pay all freight
and charges to Gower A Dsvids, st Greensville.
We would reapecfully refer with plraenre tr th fol
lowing gentlemen, moat of whom we have daily transac
lions with, believing them to he the proper referees 1
Shepherd, Maxwell A Hoyt; Barry A McDannel; Mar
ley A Ricardl; Craighead A Deaderlek; N. Gammon A
Son; Cowan A Dickinson; J. 8. Van Gilder; T. II. Smiley;
Timothy Sulllns; J. II. Walker; R. M. McPherson; Hoi
Isnd A Rawlins; Kinaloe A Bo., Kuoxvill. Wm. B.
Coleman, fontvale Spring. Henry Mlaaroon, Agent
of New York SUsmera; John Caldwell, Agent of Balti
more and Boston Sail Packet; II. T. Baker A Co., Agents
of Baltimore and Philadelphia Sail Packrtr, Home A
Story, Agents of New York Ssll Packets, Ohsrletton.
H. L. TINI.KY, Iste of Knoxvllle. Tea.
NoviS-tf-8T4 JA8.H.ARTOI,Chsrletten,B.O. ,
2100 Acres of Land for Sale.
o
N Monrlny, the 1 1 th day of August next,
I will sell at the Court-house door in
Athena at nnlilin out-crv. the following- traeta
or parcels of LAND, belonging to the Rogers'
Creek Mining Company, and lying in Cherokee
county, N. C., to wit: Three Six Hundred
Acre Tracts; On half of a One Hundred and
Forty Acre Tract; and One half of a Hire
Hundred Acre Tract together with all tba
Mininif Implements belonging to the Compa
ny. The terms will be made known on tha
day of sale. J. B. TATLOR. Agent.
July 18. 186-4t Per L. Docsns.
For further information inquire of J. B.
Taylor, Cherokee county, N. 0.
Model Clothing Store.
Cleveland. Tenn.
IHAVF. just received one of the largest and finest
stocks of READY-MADE CLOTW0 that has
ever beea opened In thia market, which was selected
with the greateat csre by one who Is well posted np In
Fsahlons, and In the value of Clothing, and all of which
sraa made to order and to Jtt. The stock Is general,
and consists in part of Coata, all styles; Pants, to suit
the most fastidious; Vests, plain and fancy; Shirts;
Drawers; Cravats, a great variety; Collars of the tstest
cut; Hosiery af all descriptions; Doc Calf Skin Stitched
Boots and Shoes; ths latest style Gaiters; Chlldrea's
Shoes, Ac. Also, a line asanrtment of Hats, of the
most approved styles. Together with numberless other
articles, of which I shall not attempt lo speak here, but
will take the greatest pleasure In showing to all who
may favor me with a call. All of which ars offered for
sale oheap for eaah ne hambug about It
may-ly-99 , , , W. 0. HAINES.
Goods Goods ( New, Goods !
"W 3MC. XX. A tt.-t. i.i sif
WOULD respectfully announce to hi
ouatomers and also to tha trading pub
lie generally, that ha i now in reoeipt of bit
Spring and Summer Supplies,
to whicli he invite their attention. Tha
tock i Inrge, embracing a general assort
ment of Ladies Dress Goods, Bonnets, Bonnet
Trimmings, Glove. Ac; Good for Gentlemen'
Wear, all seasonable etyles. Hats, Boot and
Shoes; an extensive assortment of Hosiery,
die, Ao.
Also, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware,
Cutlery, and in short, almost every thing that
the want of tha public may require, or fancy
crave, and all of which he propose selling
on the most reasonable terms. Tie respectful
ly solioits an examination of hi assortment.
Athena, April 25, 1 856-396 -
A New Churn.
THE undersigned is now prepared to fur
niah a new Churn,, to order, which be
warrant to churn butter in on fifth the time
usually taken by the common Churn, if prop
erly used. All he asks is a fair trial. Any
person furnishing him with milk that it tour
and ready for churning, and he fail to churn
it in five mi niws, can have Churn free of
nothing.. 'Call over to the Bcruth aid ef
Athena and aatitfjr yourselves.
; ;.r v w. . james baker.
-Rcriif j L. Dodton, Wm. O. HortoB,
Dr. Atlee, Dr. Deaderlek, and other. , ,
Athens, March 14, 1846-tf-IWO
Carriage Repository,
Athena Tsanessses. :
JTsOXXJSr Xj. X3rt.XXOZ38
IS receiving a variety of Carriage, con
sisting of Slide-aeated Buggies, Family
Wagons, l!oliswsys, top, and no top Buggies,
CONCORD BUGUIES, Hack Wagons, two
horse Plantation Wsgnns all iron axle;
Harness and Whip Nvrthern made, aad
warranted of good material, which he will
tell a low at can be bought in any Southern
market. .' '
Any style of Carriage or Wagon got up
to order at short notice.
He also hat tome Horses end Boggle to
hire out for the accommodation of t he public
JOHN L. BRIDGES.
April 4. 1886 tf83.
Premium Cooking-Stores.
I RATI received on consignment, a lot ef the cele
brated "Premium Caobtnf-Stmn," manafacaured
by MorTetl A Shields, Knoxvllle, Tenn. Thess Stores
are unsurpassed by any Cooking-Stove In the Union fr
baking, brolllng.frbjg and boiling. They bsrs bsso
fully tried.
With th Steve yen get ths following furniture, via t
Two cast Iron kettles with eovers; one large oblong
boiler one tea kettle) one eoa boiler; w dripping
rians; two pudding pans; two pis pans; one hook; one
Ifter; two spiders; one gridiron, two fryee; on Iron
healer; one tin dipper; one steamer; one pair waffle
Irona; one scraper; two Joints stov plie; one elbow pipe.
Box, Parlor, or any description of Slave, for stors.
CSurehes, tcnool-heu.o. Ave,, from Id to lt.
Aug 8 . . J. M. HUlDERnOis.
Jl'tvr neeeilved, and for ssls, a lot of Cooper'
Rolled Iron; alse.a first rats srtlcleof No. 1 flhtw.
Ing Tobacco, by r A. P. BRADFORD, ,
Feb. Klcsvills,TsnB(
SALT! ajAf.TI ofloOlhs A.hlsnd.extrs ,
table ass; tODO lbs Turk's telend, mrprkltog.
eptM ftRO. W. HOW.