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A YEA'S
CHERRY
PECTORAL,
FOR TUB RAPID CUB OF
Cold. Coughs, and
Hoarseness.
tiimiu, Mats. SOth Dae, IB.
HlJ,CAiii:HmqI hesitate to say
the Swat remedy I hate ever found for
Coagh. Hoarseness, Influent, aod tba
cwoailtaut ey m ptoms of a Cold, Im font
Caseav Ciemu. lu constant use la
any uractk-e and my family fur the met
yanra dm shown It to p Mesas up
riar virtue for lh treatment of Umm
fteandaJnte. BBEN aUMQUT, M. P.
A.B. MORTLEY. Eq-,of Una, N. T, writaet "I hat
amd your Vetera myeelf aad fa aijr aunlly arar elne
yea laveated It, aad believe it tha beat aardlctira for Ha
poruua arar put oat. With a bad aald I abaald eomwo
pay tw.ntr fis dollar for a bottl tbaa da without it, ar
take anjf othar remdy."
Croup, Whooping Cough, Iaflaeasis.
SraiBontu, Una, Feb. T, IneS.
naorata Ana: I will cheerfully certify yoar ihcteral
le tba beat remedy wa pnsaesa for tha eura of wtooptag
conga, croup, and tba cheat dies of cfclldTew. Wa of
your fraternity la tba Sooth appreciate roar alriU, aad
coauaena I oar Bttaicio to onr peopw.
HliAM COXKUK.M.D.
AMOS LIB, Eo, MoimuT, fa, writes, ad Jan, ISM t
" I bad a tadiona Influent, which eonftnad me lo doora
all weeke; look many medicine without relief! dually
tried roar lidtral by tlie advice of onr clergy maa. Toe
Bral does relieved the anraeaaa la my throat and lungs)
laaa than one hair Ilia bottle made me completely walL
Your medicine are the cheapest a wall aa the beat we
ran bay, and wa esteem you, Doctor, and jour remedie,
aa the poor man'a friend.
Asthma or Phthisic sad Bronchitis.
Warn MtacHearea, Pi, Feb. 4, ISM.
Biat Tour Cherry lYctnral la aerforminf marvel lout
cuna Id thia arction. It baa rellered aareral from alarm
ing it ra ptomi of aonaumptlon. aad b) bow curing a awa
who baa labored a Oder an affection of the long for tha
laat forty year. UKNKY L. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSRT, M. P.. A Lawn, Motrtoa Co, Iowa,
writee, Sept a, 1S6S : " During my practice of many year
I hare found nothing equal to your Cherry Jvderwl for
airing aaaa and ralUf lo eoaeuniptlve patient, or earing
ucb aa are curable.
We might add volumes of evideaea, bat the meet emt
trlndng proof of the virtatf of thia raatedy It hand la It
Sect upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no on remedy ha erar barn knows which
eared to many and (nch daogeron caaa a (hi. Boaw
ao human aid can reach; bat area to tnoee tha Cherry
Inderal afford relief and comfort.
Arm Hoc, New Toal Cm, March a, ISM.
Donna Aram, Lowsut I feel It a doty and a plaaaara
to Inform you what your Caerry Moral baa dona for my
wife. Bbe had been fire month laboring under the dae
gsront symptoms of Consumption, from which no aid w
could procure gar bermnrh relief. She waa ataadlly fail
log, until Dr. Strong, of thia dty, where we hare rune for
advice, recommended a trial of your medicine. We trie
bit. kindness, aa we do your akill ; for aha ha recovered
from that day. Bbe la not yet a strong aa ah aaad to
be, but la free from her cough, and call herself wall,
four with gratitude and regard,
OHLANDO tJUKLBl, Of ImuiTTIUX
CbasumpcYrt, do aot despair till you bar tried Aran'
Cntaav PecroaAL. It la made by one of Die beet medical
rliemiata In the world, and it euree all around aa bespeak
the high merit of It virtu. mimUpha Ledger.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
aMIK science of Chemletry and Medkin hat ban
. taxed their utmost to produce thia brat, moat perfect
nrgatire which l known to man. InnnmeraM nnofe
are abown that there Puu hare Tlrlne which awpaa la
axeallanca the ordinary medicine, and that they wta aa
precedentedly upon the aataeni of all Ma, Thcyar(lk
and pleuant to tak, but powerful to ear. Their pan.
trailDg propertlea rilmulate tha rltal aetirltleiof lb otdy,
rtrmora th obatroctlooa of II organ, partly the blood,
and expel dieeeee. They purge oat toe foul humor, which
breed aad grow dletamper, MlmuuUe (tagglak or diaor
dared organa Into their natural action, and Impart healthy
tone with etrragta to the whole qratem. Mot only da
tbay cure the rery-day oom plaint of erery body, hat
alaa formidable and dangeroa dlimni that bar hafBed
lha beat of human akUL While they prodne powerful
eftocta, they era at tha mm time, la dlmlnlahed do, th
afaat and beat phytic that can be employed for children.
Being auger-coated, they ar plaaaant to taka; and being
purely regeuble, ar free from any rtk of harm. Car
bar been made which rarpaa belief wen thay aot eub
a Untie ted by men of nch exalted poelUoa aad charaatar
a to forbid th iuapldoa of untruth. Many eminent
clergymen and phyaiciaa hare lent that eamee to rtify
lo tba puhlia the reliability of my mood lee, while othen
har aent m tba aeroraact of thalr eonrfcOou that my
Prrparatkme (ontrlbuto unnrnunl to tba relief f By
afllleted, nffaiiiig felkwea.
Tha Ageut below named I pleaaed to furalah (rati my
American Almanac containing dlrertiooe for their aae aad
certlAcatee ot their cuna, of the following esmplaintt:
Coetlreneaa, Blliona Complaint, Rhramatlam, Dratwy,
Ileartliurn, Headache arUIng from a foul atoaiach, Haa
ea, ladleaation, Mort.ld Inaction of the Bowcla and Pain
ariaing thererrom, llattilenry, Loaa of Appetite, all Ulcer
oua and Cntanenue Diareeea which require an eracnant
medicine. Scrofula or King' KrlL Tbay alao, by purify
ing the blood and ftlmuutlog th ytem, cure many
eomiilalnU which H would not be enppoeed they eonld
reach, mrh aa Draft) tee. Partial Blindnrae, Meuralgle and
Kerroue Irritability, DerangetnenU of the Uraraad Kkt
aeya, U.mt, and other kindred complaint ariaing from a
low aula of th body or obetructtoa of it fraction.
Do not ha pnt off by unprincipled dealer with asm
other pill they make more profit on. Aak for Arm'
Piu, and take nothing elae. No other they aw gir
you eomparea with thia la It lotrinelc ralo ar enratir
power. Th lck want th beet aid there h for them,
and they alionld har If.
Prepared by Dr. J. 0. ATEB,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Kau.
Plies SB Cra. tia Box. Pin BoxM roa f 1.
' BOLD BY
. 0. W. K0S, Athena;
' GUILFORD CANNON, MadlaonrllU;
And by all dealer in Medicine. Jan My-iM
KIOUBli CHEEK
Male and Female Academy. .
WE, tha andaralgned, of tha Committee or Board
of Trualee appointed to uparintend th build
ing of a School Houee at elouoe Creek, McMInn county,
Tanneaaee, and to employ a auitabla Teacher, and an
pcrlntend the wheleaeme management of a School at
that place, take pleaaure In announcing to th aub
cribera and public generally, that the building la Omen
ed, or ao nearly o that a School may be commenced.
We hare, after much paint to aeiect a competent teach
er, employed Profeaaor ALEXANDKR A. NEWMAN, a
natiee Bait Tenoaeean,who cornea lo ua recommend
ed a Icholar, a gentleman, and a ehrlatlan. The Brat
aeeilon of thia Inatitulioa will eommanc oa Monday,
th goth lint.
7erma, at IKt raU per iSeaeioa 0 90 vwei-e :
Spelling, Reading and Writing 9
Cieography, Arithmetic, lnlilh Grammar, Compeel-
tlen and Declamation I
Matbemallca, Natural 8clenc.ee, and th abort 10
Latin Grammar and Reader It
One-half In ad ranee and th balance at th eloe of
theeoiilon. Contingent foe (In adrance,)SOcent.
Boarding, in good houaea eonrenlent to the Sohool,
(waahlng and lighle extra) per week, S1.S8.
No pupil permitted lo enter the School without tick
et algncd by J. II. klaglll, Treasurer. No deduction for
loat time, except In caae of protracted elcknea.
We will mention, for lha benefit of thoae unacquaint
ed with the locality of thl Inttitutlon, that II I lltualed
about aix mile North of Athena, In the beautiful Mom
Creek ralley, near th aummlt of th Eaat Tenneaaee
and Georgia Railroad, tome nine hundred feet higher
than tha city of Bnoxrllle. In lha deed to our Acade
my lot wa hare the water nrlrllege to beautiful Spring,
near the head fountain of tha pure llmettone walera of
little Mouse Creek. A more healthy location, perhepe,
ceuld not he found In Knit Tenneaaee, Wa Intend to
uea our utinoat endearor to build up a good School,
and inrite the attention of parenta aad guardian to
our advertisement
At our building la now near a stale of completion, w
respectfully request th subscriber who har not set
tled to call upon i. H. Maglll, Treasurer, and nay thalr
ubicrlpllots. L. R. HURST,
JAMBS WILSON,
fVctSS-tMTf 1 ' J. II. MAOll.L.
p Notice.
1)UIISUANT to b desrea of tha County
Court of Roans, mad at tha January
aioo, 1858, in the oaut pending therein, be
tween John A. Freeman, complainant, and
Basel I. Freeman and others, defendant, I
will, on Saturday, tha 18th day of February
next, expo to eale, on tha premiees, to th
highest bidder, upon a credit of on and two
year, (exeept th eura of fifty dollars, which
will be required in hand,) th tract of Land
belonging to th heir, or davitees, of John
Freeman, dee'd, and being th sam whereon
he resided at th time of hi death, situate in
th 4th Civil Distriot of Roan eounty, eon
taining 170 aoret, more or leas. Th pur
chaser will b required to gir bonds, with
good aeaurity, and a lien will b rtind oa
th Land until th whol consideration is
paid. This tth da of January, lgftg ,
AU8tlN L. OREKNE, t7r.
Ja 15, 1868-St-prs fe f B-48S
Committed to Jail,
IN Washington, Rhea ., Tea
n , on th Sd day of Noramber,
1867, a NEGRO MAN, who sarthis
I name is John, and that h brlonea
J to James Slielton, of Smyth eounty,
Virginia. Said hoy i about IS year
kuM. about five faat ten innhaa hioh
and wrriths about 174 or 180 lbs., and dark
olor. Tba owner of said alar i requeet
l to com forward, prora property, pay
charges and taka him away, or he will be
dealt with a tha law direct.
KLIJAII L, KUDD, Jailor.
Not. IS, 1857. tf 477
ft
IIARP,R IUI.F.-Ote of Sharp1 Rile
wear at m rpana
IXSIBAMCE CAPITAL EStABCED.
"Mi if 1,v
lacerporated 1111. Charter ferpetual.
Cash Capltalw'iWirtolOOO.OOO,
ABSOLUTS AND CNIMPAIBBDI
0urplu, $.BB,iaa IX,
With the prtlg of S year' mcceaa aad xprleaot.
lt Oinctor.
. a. aaaoa, aa., aaa'L rcnoa, Mara caraca,
boot. Beau, a. a. toma, a. ixowaa,
a. a. acuauT, a. aaraaa, a. a. airur,
a,a.wav a.. rairr, a-neaaaa.
a. r. atria, a. biu-tu, t. A-auoaaosa,
w. xaxBT, a. a. aaAtaAaa.
ftritoar.
t O. RIPUT, Prat T. A. ALEXANDER, Tie Prt,
TH0S. K. BBACI, J., aee y-
J. B. BENNETT, Qenl Agent.
Inmre against lb
33STGrJB2Xl.a9 of PIIIHI
AD
PERILS Or INLAND SfATIGATION,
At a liberal rule and rate a risks aiiamed permit
of for (olrency and f Ur profit.
Especial attentioa paid to INSURANCE OP DWELL
INGS, CAKst rKUrKKTT, UUI DUlLirmuo IIS
CONTENTS. Buch insured for period of three to Br
year oa th most farorablc term.
L08IEI BQUITABLT ADJUSTED
A
PROJIPTLT PAID.
LOSSES PAID, $10,437,312 84,
If wealth, with a steady and prompt attention to a
legitimate Insurance baalness, and th execution of
ceniraeta in good faith, have Inducements with the pub
lic In selecting their anderwrller we refer them for
teat or quality ana ear eiaims le tneir patronage, to
records ef paat serrieee, tendering their continuance
with rnereaalng ability and raciHtlea la future.
Choice Prat Class Indemnity auiy be effected without
delay, with thia wall known and able corporation,
through ueu. w. KUtSo, Agmi, Athena, Tana
Oct xo-em-ai
Sheriff Sale.
T Y virtua of an order of sal iad by th
JL Clerk of tha Circuit Court of MeMinn
eounty, Tennessee, I will, on Mondsy, tha lit
day ol airen next, sail to tba Highest bidder,
for oaih, before the Conrt-houe door In the
town of Athena, all tba right, title, interest
and elaim that J. J. Elliott ha in and to tba
traet of Land on whieh he now lives, lying
In tba Istb Civil JJutriet, MeMinn county.
Tennessee, adjoining th lands of S 8. Gentry,
m. , t-w L - . J . I a , I . . '
vunrie I'augneny ana otrrera. ooiu toiatic
fy judgment and coat obtained before R. J.
Brock, Esq., in ea of P. U. Keith A Co.,
againt John Rua and J. J. Elliott.
juaa a. uuului, suentt.
Jan . 1888-8t-pr fee -487
SherilTs Sale.
BY virtu of an order of sal iieued by th
Clerk of th Circuit Court of MeMinn
eounty, Tennessee, I will, on Monday, tha lit
day of March next, sell to th highest bidder,
for eah, at th Court bout door in Atben.
Two Town Lots, situted in th town of Cal
houn, MeMinn county, Tennessee, and known
as No. 70 and 71 in th plan of said town
levied en to satisfy judgment and costs ob
tained before John A. Rowles, Eq., in th
ess of Eli nUm against Thomas Denton
and John Denton.
JOHN A. G07LDY, Sheriff.
Jan 32, 1858-St-prs fee t3-487
Shei-Ur Sale.
BY virtue of two orders of sale Issued by
th Clerk of th Circuit Court of MeMinn
eounty, Tennesiea. I will, on Mondsy, the 1st
day of March next, offer for tale to the high
est bidder, for eath, before th Court-bout
door in Athens, all tha right, title, interest
and claim that tlihu Kelley bat in and to a
certain Traot of Land lying in the 13th Civil
District, MeMinn county, leoneeeee, contain
ing On Hundred and Sixty Acre, more or
fe, it being ttme on which Nathan Kelley
now reside adjoining the Land of Jacob
Bonine. John Jack and others, sold to satii-
fy two judgment and coU on in favor of
V. C. Stubblefield against Eli Kelley aod
Elihu Kelley, and the other in favor of A.
McKeldin against Elihu Kelley.
JUtlN A. uuuldi, sneriii.
Jan 32, 1858-8t-pr fee B8-487
Hard Times Come at Last !
BUT 1 am nstrecelrlngmyXsdll axcS
Wlattor Btook of
GrOOCxa), and telling them off cheap, I am
taking the paper of all the Pre Banka, and nearly all
f the Stock Banka, at par, for Good. Thee holding
any of it would do well lo fir roe a call toon, if they
want good bargains. Oct GEO. W. ROBS.
Sale of Town Lots to Pay Taxes.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. )
MoMINN COUNTY. ( Ciactrrr Coobt.
TA. O. SMALL, Tax Collector of tha pub
aj lie taxes for th county of MeMinn, do
hereby report to Court th following Town
Lot a having been given in for th tax fr
th year 18S6; that the tax thereon remains
due and unpaid, and tha owner or claimant
thereof has no goods or chatties within my
eounty on which I can dittrain for said tax,
to wit:
Joteph Met On town lot, lying in th
18tb civil dittriet, in th town of Calhoun,
valued at 8 100 tax i6J ett; clerk's fee 11,60;
collector's fee $1; printer's fee f 1,60 making
l.2i.
Whereupon, it fs considered by the Court
that judgment be and Is hereby entered
againtl the aforesaid Town Lot in the name
of tha State, for the sum annexed to it, being
the amount of tax, coals and chargea due
thereon, for tha year 1866, and it it ordered
br th Court aid town lot b told at the law
direota and that an order of tale ittue.
JOHN F. SLOVER, CWfc
J THOMAS STEPHENS, Sheriff and Col
a lector of the public taxee of MeMinn
eounty, do hereof report ta Cour th follow
ing Town Lot as having been given in for the
tax for th year 1866; that th tax thereon
remains due aod unpaid, and that the owner
thereof has no goods or chattels within 3y
county, on which I can distrain for said tax,
to wit:
John Only One town lot, lying in the 18th
civil distriot, and known in tha plan of the
town of Calhoun aa Lot No. 67 tax l,08 ;
clerk' fee $1,60; eol lector' fee $1; printer'e
fee f 1,60 making In all f a,os.
Whereupon, "his considered bv the Coort
that judgment 'be and is hereby entered
against the aforttaid towa lot in the name of
the State for the sums annexed, It being the
amount of tax, eotte aod charges due thereon
for the year 1 866, and It is ordered by th
Coort that said town lot basold aa th law di.
recta, and that an order of sale in.
JOHN F. SLOYER, Clerk,
NOTICE. Tn obedience to the above or
der I will, on Monday, the 1st day of
March next, in front of th Court-house door
in Athens, Ten., sell to the highest bidder,
for eath, th above described Town Lota, or
so much of aaeh at thall be neceatary to pay
the taxes, casta and charge due etverally
thereon, as th law direct a.
JOHN A. UOLLUl, BMrtffi.
Jan it, 186S-t-487 .
Chanctry Court set mdUemlll.
George Brown,
. . vs.
Thorn aa J. Young.
IN thl etna it appear from the allegations
ontained in tha original attachment bill
filed io tlii eat that Thomas J. Young, th
above named defendant, is a bob resident of
the State af Tenaeatea, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post,
a newipaper published in thetow'a of Athens,
MeMinn eounty, Teno.,'for four aneceaaiva
weeks, requiring said non-resident defendant
to appear at tha oest term of th Chancery
Court, to be held at the Court-home in Madi
tonville, Monro 'eounty, Tenneetee, on the
first Monday of June, 1868, then and there to
plead, answer or demur to said bill or tha
tame will be taken as confessed and beard
accordingly. J. A. COFFIN, C. o M.,
By C. B. Neal, d, a tt.
Jn it, 18B8-4t-prs fee IS-47 . .
CrBO.Xs.GrXXtXjZIflXXS)
WITH
TSOelA BlKm W. S. BAXU ABAM - ABA.
T. & W. DA KIM & CO.,
raroaran abb wbot-abal bcaliu m
FOIIEIUN AND DOMESTIC
sn-r ooodb,
dtJ Peblia Square,
DeetS-ly-aB Nashville Teaa
W. O., WITT,
(LaU of Jlhnu, Taaa.,)
WITH
CLARK, HYDE & CO.,
(3aMttter Se BoohU, By at Clark,)
Btaacr wroaraH o
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, &c.
Bo. 1S Meeting a treat, nearly opposite chanutoa
Hotel,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
aOBBBVa.CLABX...UlM 8TB8...AaBaSW T. AaTOnUOB.
Oct t-tM;i .
CAMPBELL & BRIDGES,
FRODUCEdVCOnniSSIO"J DEALERS,
SnoxvUlOi Tea xa. xx.
AV LI- orders will he promptly attended ta and faith-
1. fully eaecuted. July 81-tf-Ui
T. r. towa a. a. ai
Lowe & Rice.
Aoetlon & Commission Merchants
AMD
CE.VBJUt PROUVCE DEALERS,
Corner of Loyd and Alabama streets,
Atlanta. tearglau
VOonslfnmenU solicited. (march tT-ly-444
AtaX. . WALLACB. ,
-w. c aoaiaioB,
Wallace & Robinson.
General Commission Merchants,
ABO rSALSBI IB
TENNESSEE PRODUCE,
Atlaala, lieorgia.
WILL xlre tpecial attention te th sale of Bacon,
Lard, Plour, Whiskey, Tobacco, Aa. Consign
ments respectrully solicited, rremplattention Iran to
0 ash orders.
Agents for th sale of gtearnet A Marrln'a Pire-Proof
Bale. mar 30-ly-f26
a. a. Btianaa.
.wa. s. retactaco.
Bearden & Francisco
PRODUCE AND CORIirilSSION
XaXex-oIa.esvxi.ta,
JKJICOJY, QEOKQIJI,
Wn.Ltelloneommlatton Bacon, Lard, Flour, Corn,
Oata, feathers, end Tenneaaee Produce gener
ally. Persons shlppinf to nt can rely upon
prompt return.
Kfrrto Merchant and Cllltcns of Knoirllle; Mor
ran A Co., Jo. Edward., Jas. 0. Luttrell, Comptroller,
Naahrllle; T.J. Campbell, Clereland; Richard C. Jack
eon, Athene; Lone A Smith, Richard B. Campbell, Ben.
Cheodl.r A Co., Chattanooga. Pebt0-tf-39
J. T. & WW. H. W00TT0N,
(Aioeeetort to Wootton d Bollomy,)
Commission Merchants.
Cotton Arena TOACO, OA..
WILL pay strict attention to all eonsignments from
Northern Georgia and Tennessee. And If
prompt returns deaerre any credit they hope
to share a portion, at least, of the public patronage.
Liberal adrance mad on good in store, If desired.
JOB T. WOOTTOB WILLIAM B. WOOTTOB.
march i7-ly-444
John L. M. French & Co.,
GEN'L COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CHATTANOOGA, TE2VN.
starch S-tf-tal
P. D. GATES,
PRODUCE AND C O M W 188 1 OH
3VCoxoJtx.ea,xxt.
No. It Broadway New York.
DEALER In Agricultural Implements and Machine
ry. Bole Agent for th sale of Wheeler, Mellck A
Co's Horse Powers and Threshers; Combined Thresh
er and Winnowers and other machines. In East Ten
nessee. Also, General Agent for their aale in the South
ern States. Order promptly execnted for any kind of
Machinery or Merchandise. Consignments solicited of
all kinds of Southern Produce. Jan It-Iy-t3
Robertson, Hudson & Pulliam,
MrOBTBB i,D JOBS BBS OP
33 xi "sr o r q xj tsr,
No. W Murray and 88 Warren atreett,
Com of Church tirtet,
! York.
BICBABB I. B0BBRT80B, 0T W. FULL! AM,
CBABLB c. nimtna, William n. aai.
Vf Virgin. Of IT. Carolina.
rLAAT M. CtAIOMILBS, 1
Boon m'd. m'iuutb, 0f Tenntutr.
job a. CBAIOMiLta, I Aug SS-ly-414
HYATT, McBURNEY k CO.,
ntatcT utrorrta abb whulbsals pbalsu ib
Foreign &DomesticOryGoods,
no. ti uayn street, Charleston, S. C.
a. btatt,
wm. a'tcsair... ,
WM. BiMBLTIBB,,
A, L. OILLBtriB,. .
.AtmCSTtllO WTLT,
-CBAS. rotTuu
Junso-ly-tOi
HA B n IV A DP
COUKTNHY, TENIVKIXT&CO
Hardware, Cutlery, Gum, Mstols, Ate,
no. so iiATxa street,
CHARLESTON. 8. C.
WILLIAM 0. OOUBTBXT. OILBEBT B TaBBABT.
JAMM B. BTAKS.
Jnae 17. '53 tf nt
GILLILANDS, HO WEL & CO,,
niaxcr tapoanas a dkalkes ib
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
No. 88 Ilayn estreat,
C1IJI ttI.E$TOJ't . c,
N.B. Bolting Cloths always on hand.
Wat. n. OILMLAND. BIIB(T 8. HOWBLL.
W. D. OILLILABD. JAMKS OILLILAND
JAMKSH. NIOnoiA.
Oct. 81. 1881 tf 168
J. A. A IV S LEY,
' GENERAL
Cvtnmlsalntt and Produce) Irlercliant,
OfBcc on Broad street, opposite Union Bank,
-VTicvaaatcV. O-ca,..
WILL give prompt and personal attention to th
sale of Bacon, Lard, Grain, Plour. Cotton, and
all article of Merchandise consigned to him. Alao, to
th forwarding of Goods for th Interior and Northern
markets at the customary rate. Liberal advancea, ei
ther in cash or by acceptances, made on article in (tore
or when hills of lading accompany drafts.
Rtnauct: Baker, Wilcox ACo.; M. A B. Wilkinson;
J. 0. Parro, "Caehler," Augusta, Ga. Hand, Williams A
Wllcni; Thos. Trout A Co., Charleston, 8. C. Wm. Dun
can; Paddeirord, Pay A Co.; P. T. Willis, Savannah, Ga.
Btnrgea, Bennett A Co., New York. J. C. Wilson A Co.;
I). Stuart A Son, Baltimore. Wood A Low, New Orlrana.
0. B. Welhorn, Dalton, Ga. Granville A Sample, Chat
tanooga, Tenn. Bearden, Son A Co., Knoirllle, Tenn,
8. K. Reader, Athena, Tenn. W. Shanard A Co.; Berry
A DemeTill., NuhvlU, Tenn. Not. U, 'M tf 811
L- O. XtOBBBOXw',
(0 renru-M,) '
WITH
WESSON & COX,
ASOrAOTOBSaS ABB WBOLSSAU DBALtBA IB
Boots and Shoes,
no. it courtiana street, (near nroaaway,)
blujb . wasaog, I . NEW YORK.
TOWBttBB onz, f , May lo-ly-5I
W. E. II A LI., m. ., .
' ATBBNS, TIN!.,
WILL give hi. attention to the practice of Medi
cine. Office South of th Bridge.
January 80, 1887. 486
M. R. NAY, M. D.,
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
ATHENS, TENN.,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
serviees to the publie.
Jan. 14. 1 IS
DR. J. L. ATLEE.
X3iytBilolaa,xx jb Sixirsseoxa.
At lima, Tens)..
'V'STTT.LgivcM. entlr attention to the practlc af
M Sledlclna. Offlc at th realdcnc of the late
Wm. P. Relth. (aug I
II. R. DODSOV, D. D.S.,
Biirg eon X3 entlait,
OiBc corner of Ocoee and Meadow ttrseta,
rievelaftd, Tenn.
PtnUI MUerlal for aala. May S-tf-tSO
) 33 1M T I m T XX "V.
C. A. JORDAN,
DENTIST.
TENDERS hi. aervlcr. le the puhlle to all th v
rlon. branehea of hi. prefcien.
Pltraellng Teeth I , each.
The cash la eonsldared due, la every Instance, when
the work la dona.
OfSr. on door North of lha Store of th let P.
Byd,Po. . J.' "-!-.
i. a. tatlsb, a. a wm. v. albiabbsb, m. a.
DRS. TAYLOR & ALEXANDER,
" Oon4dcvr Xerth-uftt8kiU Man,)
TILL dereu their attentioa exeluaively and aa
W T aidueuely to the duties ef their prefeaalon ene
of who auy at all tiawt aw Ibaad at their office or re-
apectlve residence, wbea not proteeaionaliy
Ir. A. will give partieaiar attentioa lo the departmenta
of Barony aad OMab-ae. When one bae charge ef a
case and the pr.es ace of the ether ehail be required,
he will attend with additional charge. (Norf-a;t
F. BOGART, M. D
Sweclwattcr, Teatau.
WILL give hi andlvided attention to the practlc
of Medicine, la It varkraa department..
Omoa Pormerly occupied by Dr. Blair, where he
auy at all timee be fooad sales, profruionally absent.
Nov JO-em-478
J. SI. BLAIR. J. G. PAR-SHALL,
SWEETWATER. TENX.,
ASSOCIATE
Practitioners of Medicine,
WTn L give their entire attention to the practice af
w Medicine in all iu braochee. The attention of
both will be given when necessary, without eitra charge.
Office above stairs at Brown A Kowan'a.
Nov tT-m-l7
W. n. & R. COLLINS,
Associate Traveling Dentists
Addreea, Buipr Spring,
julyl8tf Rhea ctuafn Tenn.
W. H. BRIANT,
A. ttorney a t Xs d mrt
Athena, Tenn..
TyMLL attend promptly to the collecting and securing
"of claims, and will give bla undivided attention to
II huainets entrusted lo his care, la MeMinn and the
surrounding counties. July 17-tf-soO
C. B. NEAL,
-A. ttorney et Xt "vtr,
Bladlaonrllle, Tenn..
y ILL practice In 'th Court, of Monroe, McMInn,
' Blount and Polk. , may 10-tMM
oao. ssowb,
MadUonvUlt, Tenn.
a. const.
Attorueya t Xta,-vr
ABD
SOLICITORS IJV CHJUVCERV,
WILL praclleeln the Chancery and Circuit Courts
In the counties of Monroe, MeMinn, Polk, Brad
ley, Meigs, Boane and Blonnt, and In the Supreme and
federal Courts at Knoxville. Jan 8-tf-t
WILLIE LOWRY,
A. ttorney At X-t a, xtv,
jsntS-tf Athena. Tenn. 48S
FRANK. S. II .LE,
attorney t Ija xtr,
Athens. Tenn.
Office up suirs In th. Court-house, tepl l-1y-U
JARNAGIN & CALDWELL,
Attornoysj At X a-w,
Athene. Tenn.
BtLTOB r. AABBAOIB. ...
April S0-tf-o48
A.OALDWBLL.
GEO.W. BRIDGES
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATHENS, TENNESSEE.
PRACTICES in the different eonntiesoom.
posing the Third Judicial Circuit will
attend to the collecting and securing of olaims
and will give his undivided attention to all
business entrusted to hit care.
March 2. 1849 tf Jj
HUMPHREYS HOUSE,
Knoxville, Tenn.
II. II U iI P II n E Y 8
HAS leased for a term of years the large new Brick
Building just completed for a Hotel, situated
within a few yarda of the Passenger Platform, fronting
the Depots of both the East Tennessee and Georgia and
Eaat Tennessee and Virginia Ball Roads, about the same
distance from each and much nearer and more con
venient to the Road than any other Hotel, besides a
saving of Hack or Omnibus hire.
Passengers who wish to take the Stare for Montvale
nprings, or to Kentucky, by way or Clinton, will be call
ed for promptly, erery departure for either place, by
nc magea.
The Proprietor doea not think II necessary to say he
has kept a Puhlic House any where, as sometime, old
documents are dangerous things. He is determined
on making this a comfortable House for those "ho mar
give him a call. , July 8I-tM6J
I'll O YD XX O XT S X!"
TOacon, Cia.
THIS Hon.e It now open for the accommodation of
the traveling public, and particularly for those
having butineaa to transact In Macon, as It Is central.
H. P. RRDPINO, Proprietor,
march I7-tf-444 B. P. DKNSS, Superintend'!.
TJUIO W XI OTJSB.
(Formerly RaU Road Bonn,)
Athena, Tenn.,
By m. X. Oils Totsi.
THE proprietor respectfully announces to the public
that ha hat recently refitted and refurnished the
above House, and that he will use his utmost endeavor
to make it the traveler's home. His table will bs sup
plied with the best the country affords. He hope, by
unremitting attention to comfort of hi. gue.t. to merit
and receive a liberal .hare ofpatronage. JanA-tf-8S8
WlllTFIi:i,l IIOtJSK,
DALTON, OA.
rpnE undersigned take thl method of Informing th
traveling public and others wishing board or lodg
ing, that he has purchased the large White House, known
aa the "Whitfield House," formerly occupied by E. R.
Sasseen, and la now In charge of the same and prepared
to accommodate all who may caJi upoa him. His table
will be furnished with the bet Ml the market affords.
April S-lyt-440 M. C. MARTIN.
BniD&Ea IIOUSB,
nMH E abort namtd Home, situated within a short
M. distance of the Athens Depot, it now open for the
reception of travelers. Persons traveling on the East
Tenneaaee and Georgia Rail Road, and stopping at
Athens, will And this House more conveniently si tutted
than any other. Theaubsoriher pledgee himself to use
his utmost exertions to give tatisfaction and to render
comfortable all who may favor him with their patron
age. Athens, Dec 10-tf-tSO JAS. 8. BRIDGES.
TjETJTY'a IXOTDXj,
i.ornoN, TKNN.
THIS well known House has been newly fitted up with
bedding, furniture, Ac. The undersigned has taken
charge of It, and In announcing himself for the publie
patronage asks "the tree to be tested by It fruit," and
pledget highself, by an aaslduous attention and a du
regard for the comfort and tastes of hi guests, they
shall he cared for and furnished with the best the coun
try affords. He has also connected with the house the
large stable, sheda and lot, of Messrs. Taylor, Bridge A
Co., and will be prepared in that line.
Jan 11-81-881 WM. M. ALEXANDER, Proprietor.
SI'OAR, Coffee, Loverlng' Pin Golden Byrup
(the best that is made in the world,) Rice, Soda,
Starch, Manilla Rope, Pepper, Spice and Ginger, Just
received and for tale by (Ocl28) G. W. K088.
SAt'SAGE meal raff era. I have jnst re
ceived a large lot of Nos. 3,8, and B, and will sell
them cheap for cash. Those wishing them will do well
to give me a call. OctS8 G. W, R0B8.
'Threshers.
IWOUDD Inform persons wanting Threshers thttl
have tevertl different styles of Horse Powara, such
as I think equal. If not superior, to any in the country.
Persons wishing any thing of th kind will rail at the
Athens Pourdry where th machines oan be aeen.
There la t gretl string ta ranns purchasing where
they canh at the nee of the patterns in case any pae
ofthemaelr! should break. Call and see. Prlcrt
moderate JanS-lf O.ZIMMERMAN.
Wheat Wanted.
T
HB subscriber wlshu a large quantity nf good
Slerchantable Wheat, for which he will pav th
highest market price. Julylu 8. K. KEEDER.
s
Y It lTP. t tuart'a Bteam Refined Golden Byrup,
for sal by Nor. 1HJ a. n. Ker.ur.u.
Wheat and Flour.
Tn suhtrrlbera have completed the moat perfect
arrangement that can be made tor th sale of
Wheat and Plour, and during the remainder of this
year will devote their attention almost eicluslvely to
the sale of theae two articles, and they ean eay to their
patrons, with certainty, that they will realiae aa much
net money by shipping here as to any market beyond
Atlanta, and will do It with lea risk and In aharter
time. Aa to the peculiar advantaget of our market
every one It familiar who knowa ita locality.
We will accept BO daya bills on Whrit, payable here
or it Augusta, for three fourths the nine of shipments,
accompanied by Rail Road recelpta. We think II ad
visable for shippers of Plour to draw most of their hills
at 4A and So days, as more lime is required for the sale
ef Plour than for Wheat. By reference to our weekly
review, of the market, publi.hrd In the Tenneaaee pa
pert, yon can alwayt know accurately what these artl
clet ar worth. 8KAOO, ARBOTT A CO.,
General Oonuniition Merchant.
Atlanta, 0., Aug T, 19SI-lf
OOO JBUaaaJbaelaBs
Pennsvhania Clover Seed.
AS the season ef the year for eowlng Clover Seed
(and the beat of all other for securing a sure tnd
hetvy stand) bs now at hand, we offer a rare chance for
aecuring aa article that will give satl. faction. We re
commend this lot of Beed particularly to the farmer of
8whcatr YnUy.
Bend en your ardent tnd w will send you the Seed,
all soamrf and Jt-ee. Tatan or Sit. Oath.
Kuoxvllis.rrpt. 11, IV". I m i-m.ii7u..
Sa.BTX'l-WT'aavl.
sehorn & nonNSDys
"VnllZIETMES"
Still In tke riela-anct Mietake I
TT11VINO tntt received aod onend a freah
XX ttippljof GOODS, lo which thay invite
in attention oi ineir iriendt aod customer.
They deem it unneeettarv to give a detailed
litt of article, aod will content themtelvet
with euumerattng a few of the leading ones,
and axuring the publie that the balance will
be forthcoming when called for. For the
facta in the ease, jut call over and examine
lor yourselves. We have
Fine Gold English Lever, Patent Lever
and Cylinder Watches;
Fine Silver English Lever, Talent Lever
and Cylinder Watehes liunting-eaae and
upen faced.
Gilt Watches; Duplex Watches;
Fine Gold Pens, of all prices:
Ladies Breast Pins, and Ear Bobs and
Rings, of the lateet pattern; Cuff Pin;
Bracelets, Ac In fact, we have the largest
and beat araortment of Jewelry etcr offered
! .1.: u .
in tut luaraea.
Can f ec t Ion a ti ea.
A good auortment of Caodie. Nuts. Rai
tons. Figs, etc. Soma more of those fine
Cheese; Spiced Oysters, and Crackers.
FINE CHEWING TOBACCO.
SEGA US, of all brands and qualities.
Hosiery, Ac.
Ladies Hote Iambi' wool, wonted and
eotton, of all eolort and qualities ; Childrens'
and Misses do.; Men's Half Hose lambs'
wool, worsted and cotton. Gloves of all
kinds, for both Ladies and Gentlemen.
Mutieal Inttrumtntt.
Aecordeons, Flutlntt, Tremblers, Violins,
Flutes, Fifes, Clarionets, Flageolets, tt.
Petumert. Perfumery for the Handker
chief and Oile for the Hair.
Combs aod Brushes, all kind.
Port Monnaie and Purses.
Qunt and Pittnlt. Colt's Repeaters, from
8 to 9 inch, 8 to 6 (hooter; Revolvers, Self
Cocking, and (single Ban el Pistols; Shot
Guns.
A Large Lot of Cloekt Thirty Hour, Seven
and Thirty Day' Clocks, Spring and Weight.
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Soda, Kaila, Match
es, a large lot of Toy, and thousands ef other
thing toj tedious to mention all of which
will be told low down. Nov IS
RAMSEY'S ANiVAI.Saf TENNESSEE,
Price reduced to 2,50 just received tnd far
talc by Aug 28 O. W. ROSS.
XV 33 33 XT O 33 33
Through Rates of Freight
Front NASHVILLE ta KNOXVILLE,
, ABB STATIONS ON TUB
Eatt Temmeooee and Georgia RaU Road.
SUGAR, Coffee, Molattes (in barrels,)
Tobacco (in boxes,) Nails, Dry Hides,
Oils (in barrels,) Copperas, Rope and
Cordage, Fish, Cheese, Soap, Star and
Tallow Candles, White Lead, Bar Lead
(in kegs and boxes,) Pig Lend and Shot
(in kegs,) Liquors (io barrels and
casks.) Crockery Ware (in crates and
catkt,) per 10U Ibt., 50c
No article entitled to this rate except
those specified above.
Shot and Lead in bundles, and bottled
Liquor will be charged the regular local
rate of each Road.
All Goods from the Western cities and New
Orleane, for Knoxville and Stations on the
Eatt Tenneaaee and Georgia Rail Road, will
be forwarded free of commission when con
signed to the Agent of the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rail Road, at Nashville, dray
age only charged, which hae been eontracted
for at 76 cents per ton of 2000 lbs.
Every package must have the name of the
Stations ol delivery plainly marked on it.
Koadt will not be responsible for ordinaay
leakage of Liquors, Oils or Molattes, and will
only pay for deficiency of eontents when
packages show marks of violence.
A bill of Freight paid Steamers and Pray
see will be mailed to consignee from Nash
ville, showing, alio, the time of arrival and
departure of the goods.
R. C JACKSON, Stip't
. 1 1 tlTenvetteedt Georgia Rail Road.
1,'nnH . lu tf 1
PIANO FoilT 33 13.
TUG tubtoriber is now receiving a new
stock of ELEGANT PIANOS from tha
oldest and most responsible manufactories of
the North, among which are
7 octave Plain Center Pianos ;
7 Carved " "
7 " Half-carved" "
6 " Plain, 3 round corners ;
6, " Plain." " '
7 Grand Pinno, very heavy toned.
Alto, the Budoir Piano.
Alto, the celebrated Corrugated Sounding
Board, of Boardinan, Gray A Co., which are
boooming so vastly popular in Europe as well
as America.
All Pianos warranted to give satisfaction,
or no sale.
Alto, jnit reoeived, a large selection of
ftano Jlune Sonet, I'olkaa, Waltzes, Varia
tions, Ac, etc.; Guitars and Strings; superior
Melodians; Harmoniums; Piano Stools aod
Covers.
Pianos tnned and repaired.
The aubtcriber refers to gentlemen who
have purchased of him, throughout Eatt
Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia.
Theta instiuments are for sale at Athens
and Chattanooga. IL G. COOKE.
Deo 6. 185-tr-4x8
ATHENS FOUNDRY
AMD
VXeVOlllX3.0 ASlOX"lK.ae
THE subscriber would respectfully an
nounce to the oitiznnt of Athens and the
publio generally, that he is uow in operation
and prepared to do
OAS 1 1 TJ" Gr
ot every description in hit line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all thote who may
want anything of the kind.
He is now oaating and has for sale dif
ferent sizei of the Globe, or Air-tight Cook
Stoves, furnished complete; various sizes ot
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Odloe and Shop
Stoves. Also, Hollow Ware; Waffle Irons;
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw frnm two to five thou
sand feet per day. 411 kinds of
fittednpin tha beat and mott durable manner,
and upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing of every description.
He it alto prepared to do all kind of
Brass casting.
The highest Cash price will be paid for
OLD COPPER. ZIMMERMAN.
P. S. There is connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing eastings ean have patterns made to
order. C. Z.
Athens, Tenn., July 18, 188 tf 408 :
Valuable Property for Sale.
I AM offering for sale my home place a
very desirable property consisting of
about 80 acres of choice Lend, in good con
dition on which there are a comfortable and
roomy Dwelling Houee, Kitchen, Smoks home,
good Barn and Stablet, At., and selection
of choice bearing Fruit Tree.
Also, 160 acres of Lsnd.iituat in the Wett
tide of MeMinn eounty; an unimproved Lot
in th town oi i-narieeion, Bradley eounty,
adjoining the Rail Road Depot Lot; and a
number of unimproved Lot tittiata between
the town of Athentand the Rail Road Depot
A. D. KETES.
Athcni, Jab I, 1 8 ft-if-i 3 1
New Firm and New Goods.
M1RTIY, VARXELL&CO.,
CALHstrw.
ARE receiving and opening, in their large
new Store Houee, one of the largest
auu uea oeieciea siocat of
Fall aaa Wlai tzm-A.
aver opened in Eatt Tenneetee. The assort-
uieot i oumieie, emuraoing every tmng the
uiru ,u n i c war OI
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
QUEEX8WARR.
. HARDWARE,
CUTLERY,
IRON, STEEL,
PAINTS.
tic, (it-.
The Goods were bought low, having had
New York money market, and of eourte they
win oe oia me came way. call and see lor
yourielvea. Oct w-tf 17 2
Threshers !
I WOULD ju.t Inform all who wiah te bny Thresher
for the eominr aeaaon that they ahouWI call and tire
In their order, a. It la lima they were rolnjt on, and
that ! am prepared to make a favorable arrarement
witn an wno wtsn to buy. g. K. REKDKK.
Athene, Jan. S, '67-tf
Fair Warn! nr.
TJERSONS Indebted to us for rood, booth! previous
M. to me isi oi last January will do well to call and
pay up oy tne 1st oi October at we will wait no lonrer,
Bo Look out. W. O. HOBTON.
September 4 1S57.
Rates of Through Freight
ranM
Charleelan. Savannah, Anfnata and
TO
KNOXTILLR, AND ALL THE STATIONS ON THE
Eatt Tennette tt Georgia Rail Road,
. rROM-
i
rinsr class.
Piano Fortes, Books, Stationery, Boots,
Shoes, Hata, Liquors, Oils, Ac, (in
Bottles.) I'ainpnene and rptnts Tur.
pen tine (in barrcls,)Carpetine, China
Glass and Glassware,Cigars(in caaes,)
ciocts,t;ontectionaries,l.otton Lards,
Caska and Boxea, Dry Goods (in box.
e. and bales,) Drugs, Fruits, Fruit
Trees and Shrubbery, Fun, Garden
Seeds, l.ookinf Gltsses and Looking
biass nates, (at owner's risk,) Uys
ters (in cans and Jars,) Saddlery, Tin
and Britannia Ware, Teaa and Spice.,
ueorria and toulh Carolina Dome.
tics perlWIhs 1,15 82X IS
Hardware, exept such aa specified In
first and third claasea. Coffee Mills,
Molasses, Machinery, Foreirn Liquors
(in Barrels and pipes,) Tobacco (in
boxes,) Leather (in rolls and boxes,)
Oils (in barrels and casks,) Crockery
and Queensware ( In crates and casks,)!
Rice, Whltlnr. Plaater. Sheet Braas
and Copper per ton lbs 1,00 T TO
mnv i;uArn.
Axea,8urar,Shoveli, Spades, Sad Irons,
fit ana Bar iron. Zinc and Tin (In
plrOTin Plate, Anvils, Vices, Nails,
uasts or unaint and Hoes, Manilla
and Cotton Cordaire, Cement, Coffee,
neavy I'astinm, Mill Ueartnr, Rail
Road Wheels and Axles, Chairs and
Spikes, and Kosin (in barrels) per
100 lbs SO 60 it
SI'KUIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carrlates (boxed. and
otner nrnt article, not enumerated;
ai.o, varooya ot Acme or other Chem
icals, will be charted by actual weight,
but at double first class ratet ner
100 Ibt Jo Wlfii
Single Packard of 100 nounda and under, will be
charged tb cents on each Road.
Articles not enumerated In the above relet will be
subject to classification by the Agent at the point of
shipment.
OtercMrgr to be promptly settled by Agent deliv
ering the goods.
Uamsges to be settled by Superintendent Transpor
tation of this Road, and no appeal from his decision on
the part of connecting Roads.
Jn cases or litirated damages, each Road entitled lo
charge local rates from point of shipment to destination.
uooes must oe well and securely put up and plainly
marked with namtof consignee, detlination. and Depot
of delivery.
This Through Rate does not effect the Local Ratet or
ta Februtrv, ISM.
Through Rates on specified article from Nashville,
at published 4th March, 186T, I confirmed and contin
ued. Ample notice will he given of any contemplated ad
vance on the above rates. R. C. JACKSON,
Supt Trana. F.ast Tenn. A Ga. Rail Road.
Knoxville. June 1st, 1657-tMM
fJAPEH SI A SI GINS. St. A large lot, suitable
ML tor naii.,i'anor, Ac.inr aie.
Oct 10, 'Jo McEWEN A GILLESPIE,
Diaoovorod At Xtcaaat !
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR PAIN.
I'aor. Cnst. Di Grith's
ELECTRIC OIL.
fHI8 Oil It the only sure remedy In the world for
the Cure of Kheumatt.m, Dearneaa. Gout. Neural
gia, Lumbago, Sciatica, Spinal and Bronchial complaints
Tic Doloreux, Headache, Cramps, Croup, Piles, Felons,
Sprains and Bruises, Cuts and Wounda, Swelled Gland.,
Stiff Jointa, Scrofula, Erysipelaa, Bore Nipple, Swelled
Breast, Womb Diaorders, Salt Rheum, Canker In the
Mouth and Stomach, Palpitation. Eruptions. Caked
Breaat, Quinsy, Bore Throat, Palsy, Pleurisy, Ulcers,
Lock Jaw, Heart Burn, Tooth and Ear-ache. Nervous
ness, Costivenet-s, Burns, Sore Gums of teething Infants,
itemorrnage, anace.s, run necks, Broken Breast, Chti
blalna, Tetter, ShlnglesFrosted Feet, Fever and Ague,
Chapped Hands, or any Disease, that are eore or pain
ful, la the only article ever brought before the public
that will do Ita work perfectly In from three to twenty
minute. ha. been used by thousand, and pronounced
to be the best remedy ever discovered.
This Oil acta on the system with electricity la of pure
vegetable preparation. Not the slightest danger of
applying n outwardly or inwardly, it at once five
a permanent cure In moat case from lea to twenty
minutes.
The best physiologists of Europehave discovered thtt
all organic derangement of the animal eyatem Is the ef
fect of an obstruction of the phy.ico-electrlc fluid in the
organ diseased. A skillful application of thia Oil puts
In Immediate motion the nerve fluid, and the cure Is at
once accomplished. No bleedings no vomiting, purg
ing, or blistering, ft resorted to.
t W None genuine without signature of Prof. 0. Da
utk. kaneia signed In writing.
Principal Depot, No. 80, South Eighth Street, three
doora below Chestnut. Philadelphia. Country dealers
and drugglatt can be supplied wholesale and retail.
i-rice xo cents, no cents, and SI per bottle.
Try everything else : live this one simple trial.
Caution Be careful to ask for and get Da Gbatb'i
aiectrtc uu, at worthless Imitations abound.
There are numeroua Imitations sprung upon th re
putation my article has acquired. The public must be
ware. They are worthless.
For sale by GEO, W. ROSS, Athena, Tenn.
NovSO-ly-t'S
XI 8T HF.CElVEn Dr. Parker't Ptln Pan,
J acea; Stark's Indian Fever and Ague Remedy,
an eiternai application tniaimie; Macauba and Scotch
Snuff; Hay's Liniment; Arabian Liniment; Steel and
uut rens: rutty and Window Glass and rnr sale by
march U WM. BURNS.
McEwen & Gillespie
HAVE re.eived and opened their Fall and Wlnt
Goods, and respectfully lor Itc attentioa te the
October fi, fit
Farm for Sale. '
THE tubtoriber detiret to sell her Farm, in
the neighborhood of Athens. It is situ
ate on the road leading lo Benton, about two
miles from the Athene Denot, and contains
some 400 acres, a portion of it under improve
ment, and the balance is well timbered, nd all
well adapted to cultivation. There are sev
eral Springs of good water on the Farm, and
Elentv of Fruit Tree. Also, comfortable
iwellisg Houe, Negro Hotites, 4e. Tenons
desiring to purohaie ean obtain a bargain.
NANCY BRADFORD.
Athens, March 20, 1 867 tf 448
NEW FA IX GOODS!
o. r. aiBBON co.
NOW offer to their customers and the public gener
ally, tn nnutually large ttock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
all of which have beea carefully .elected, tnd are es
pecially adapted to tha wants of this market. Their
ttock of l.arl Ire Dreaa (Jood a surpass any thing
of the kind they have ever offered for aale.
They have alao an elegant assortment of Cloths,
Caaslmers and Veellng. Hata, Capa, Hoots and Shoes.
A very full assortment ef every description of
- IleadrIIade Clothing.
Also, t large lot of Hard ware, Queens ware, Cutlery,
Family Groceries, Splcee, Ao.
Our terms are favorable, and when yon start nut lo
purchase your Fall Goods please give as a call, and we
are confident aa eiamlnatio will verify what we have
ttid. Oot SS
3T0YE3! ST0TE3I
'T'HE subscriber he en hand an S will keep a (apply
1 ot COOK, BOX and PARLOR STOVES, of Eaatern
manufacture, and of the beet and moat approved pat
terns, whloh he will tell aa oheap, If not cheaper, than
they ean be procured of any other parson.
Ills Shop le at the West end of Main atreet, near th
corner ef Church AHey, where he Invite ll who want
Stove to eall,
Healaokaepe on hand a aupnlyof TIN WARE af
very description, and la prepared to put up Guttering,
Roofing, Ac, Ao.. at rraaonabls ratea.
Athens. Aug .i-UAH JAS. C. CALROCV.
New Goods for the Million!
"lr OLTJ) mpectfully eall the attentiT."
U thepeople'toth.lendid J
Spring and Snmmer Goods
juat received, at their new Briek Corner with
Iron Front, whieh were purchased oa the heat
terms, and are now offered at as low rattTaa
auih Goods ean be purchased any !....
the State 1 "
For the LADIES, they have the 1,.M.
styles of Dreaa Good, Trimming, Mu,j:V
Trint. Linen, Laeea, Handkerhiefa,Hoi,rZ
and Glove. Alto, the Bonnett and TrimmiI:
A large stock of GENTLEMEN'S WEaE
euch at Clothe, Caaaimera, Satinet. V.lin7
Tweed., drilling, ate., etc. READY-MATiP
CLOTHING. Hat, Boot and Shoe.
Drngtand Medicinea, Paints tnd Dve-ttoff.
Hardware, Cutlery and Qneen.wtre, Grc.
nea. Iron, Steel, Nail and Catting, betnU
every other article utually kept in rtuil
Store. Give them a eall. They eontiderit
no trouble to thow Goodt. They are dtter
mined not to be undersold.
All kind of Country Trodnee ttttn
in exchange for Good. ji,y j.jj
Schenectady Agricultural Works
JBAni.'FAsJTl'RB
IMPROVED RAILWAY HORSE IWFM
THRESHERS AND SEPARATORS COJl'
B I N ED TH R ESH ERS A N D W 1 N NO VY ERa!
CLOVER HULLERS AND CLEAN ERi
WOOD SAWING MACHINES a--"
THE undenigned having been twenty
veart engaged in buildino-
of Horee Power and Threshing Machine, fe.l
confident, from paat emrin. ..j,t.
merotit testiruoni.lt they are receiving from
all partt of the country of the tuperioritv of
their manhina that tl,.. ...
. .. 7 give tamiaa.
tion to all who may favor them with ordert.
Our Horte Power ar made ttrong, aid to
geared that it require! the team to travel
only about II mile ner hour to j
grain, thereby mkino it aint.l.l. I
1 , , . won
either horse or cattle on them.
Our Threehert and Threthere and Winnow
ere are to construct erl aa tn di... !,.,. .it .v
grain and dust through the machine, and not
into the feeder's face at it utual with oth
kind.
The Thresher and Winnnwor V,.. . ....1.
ine- wire teoarttor. which Hna.it.
perfectly than ean be done in any other wtr
The Separator (Riddle) hae a fork slrtV
shaker, which thakea the grain out of th
straw as it pasaes from the Thresher.
We warrant thete mncbinet to suit the pur
chaser upon trial, or they can be returned
and the money refunded.
G. WESTINGH0U8B A CO.
37" Thete machine will for ..1. :.
Athens a soon as they can be brought out
by steamer. 8. K. REEDER, Agent.
April S, loB-tI-415
Cedar Grove lligh School.
Commencing Monday, April 6M.1SS7.
THE Trustees have completed their arrangeme.lt
with Mr. H. B. IIsvwood to take charge of this
School for lbe two sessions next ensuine. The trhr.nl
is located In a pleasant and healthful neighborho.d,f.ar
miics ouuin-easi 01 t;narie.ion, nraaiey ce.,TcB.
RaU to Tuition, ptr Station :
1 tt Class Orthography, Reading. Penmsn.Mp.Prl.
mary Oeography. and Mental Arithmetic tt
Id Class Arithmetic, Ancient and Modern Geogra
phy, English Grammar and Modern History I
8d Class Algebra, Geometry, Surveying. Analyti
cal KQme1r7, Astronomy, turner siainematlct,
Physiology, Latin, Greek and French Languages,.. II
Contingent fee 0 ets.
No student will be received for lea. I.rm ....
half session, and no deduction made for lost lime ex
cept In caaes of protracted alcknesa. BottdliiO.lt.
per day. Jqhb Mat,
A. i. tiAvt, viratiut.
March 8r-tM27
JOB I
1 Habbbiobv, )
Vlitozxaai Foundry,
nAVINO engaged the aervices of Mr.F.M.Eiuttl,
who la authorised to receive ordera and traatatl
all bosiness appertaining to the Foundry, any pens,
wanting Information In regard to Machinery, Ac, Bill
be attended to by calling at the Foundry.
Athens, July II, lsoS-4407 C. ZIMMERMAN.
Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA
IMFORTAXT AXS0VNCKMKXT.
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Dlses.es, sarll si
Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness, Impotence
Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Syphilis, th. Vict of Onanism, of
Self Abuae, Ac, Ac.
The Howard Association, In view of the awful detrac
tion of humn life, caused by Sexual Diseases, and tas
deceptions practised upon the unfortunate victims ef
uch diaeaaes by Qnaeke, have directed their Consult,
log Surgeon, aa charilablt act worthy of their nam.,
to give Mfdieal adriee grati, to all persons thus af
flicted, who apply by letter, with description of their
condition, (age, occupation, habits of life, Ac.,) and it
caaea of exrteme poverty and suffering, to furnish Medh
etnes fre f ehrge.
Th Howard Association It a btnevolent Inttltoliot,
established by special endowment, for the relief of Its
sick and distressed, afflicted with "Virulent and It-Identic
Diseases." It haa now a aurplus of meant, (hick
th. Director, have voted to expend in adverliiinf Ihs
above notice. It la needleas to add that the Auocls
tlon commands the highest Medical skill ef the sge,ss4
will furnish the most approved modern Ireatmeot.
Juat published, by the Association, a Report 00 SprP
matorrhefa, or Seminal YYeakneas,the vies of Ooanlia,
Maaturbation or Self Abuse, and other diseases if Ik.
Sexual Organs, by tht Contulting Burgeon, which viS
be aent by mail, (In a sealed envelope,) fret of sharp,
on the receipt of two sttaips for posttge.
Address, Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN, Consulting Sarress,
Howard Association, No. (South Ninth street, 'bill
dclphla, Pa. By order of the Directors,
Etna D. II tABTWtil, Pre.ld.nl.
GBO.rAiioniLB, Secretary. FebS-ly-ilT
Chancery Court at Plkevllle, Tens.
Benjamin F. liridgman,
v.
John Lea, Kaney Lea, Henry Mixer, Aaron
Miser, John Mirer, Elizabeth Mraer, Kaney
Mizer, Michiel Mizer, el at.
AND it appearing from the allegations is
the complainant's bill, thst th short
named defendants are all non-residenlt of Ihs
State of Tenneaaee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post,
a newspaper published in thetownof Athtst,
Tenn., for four successive weeks, requiritr,
the defendants to appear and antwtr.ts
oath, the eomplainant't bill on, or beforslbt
third Mondty of March nest, or tht bill will
be taken, for eonfetted, and the cauts set lot
hearing ex parte as to them.
a c. Norwood, a i n.
Jan 15, 1858-4t-prs fee 3-486
New Goods Late Arrival!
SK. REEDER. (one door North of ikj
old "Athens Hotel.") has reoeirtd t4
opened a large and well selected attortaest
of ,
. FA LI. AND Tit'lNTEIt CJOODSl
aiubracing a variety adapted to th setto
and to the wants of the country; towhicMS
invites the attention of his friendt ssd tk
publio. Without deeigning to boatt, ht thisM
be ean safely say that his stock is tqnsl, 11
not superior, to any brought to this "srs
lie also has a good supply of GROCERIES.
Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, 4c,
All of which be it disposed to sell nn lT0'
as reasonable and accommodating at tht Is"
of telf preservation will admit of.
Nov. la, 1857 tf,
Notice to Shippers of Freight.
TtABtrOBTATtOB DsrAtTB tsvE.Ttts -A OA. P I.
Athena, Aug. t.lS'-
Tn IS Oomptny wllldell ver any Freights 'I" ,M
to their Depots, In a reasonable '"""h,,
terminus nf their Road al Dalle lo the owaert w 4
agenta (not onr.,) Ih.y paying charge, as per tn
receiving tha freight, on day of arrival at "J'f, A,, t
Company does not propose either le st "',
deliver to the Western A Atltntlc Rail l"?f (t.
awnere have made arrangements with salt aea
eelve the tame. Cart cannot be detained beys
hours for tranahlpmenl or ttoragt. .uitvlt I"
Tn making shlpmenla at above evervfaear 17
power of lha oflloere of the Company will M
to .hlppere. Beyond Hi end of their rllt lb7
do eontrnl nd issaata no responsibility- Tr,,i.
Aug l-tf-l6 .C.JACS0N.SuplT
IIEHIOVAI-
Saddle, Bridle and Harne si
H'of Sid oih . ......
riHEtuhtcrlber would return his slneersf r-.
I the public generally for the ".'Jr'tlte
age he haa reeelved.and honea by ''?""
bu.lneaa to merit a eonlnaanr. of lh. a.m. ,
lie nae juat reiurnea maoots"""
ttock of materials, which enabblas hi to ai f,.
tny artlcl In hit tin with P"""' T " o( alleolor.
Ilog.sklns for seating. Knam. led Uathw at (M,
.j ai-i-. n.i.ii. no. mirmn Iront,n v
artlclea, fdr sale low down for eat.. ,ll0rt'
He keep, eonatantly 0. hand a f S-
Saddle. Rridl... Whin.. o. !.
Ing elsewhtra.oa th Squre, J. 4TIf-
Boyi-I rtoret. ,
Athens, Aprim,!.