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TWAS opened on the first Monday o.
" January last. for the reception o.
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Baker, Wilcox & CO.,

WHOLESALE
GROCERY .NER CHANTS,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
AZ EEP constantly on hand large and well
IN assorted stock of Sugar. Coffee, Salt. &c,
winch will be sold at the very lowest mnrke
prices. AL orders shall have careful atteh-
ton.
~ Bacon. Lard and Feathers received
on consignment.
July 20, lS49--tf "a
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Chanccry Cou,t at Wodisonrile.
OrrrcE or G.. & NJ, FfpRuARY RuLts, leoo'
John Mchhcc,
Is.
n. $. Henley and "l"rri, heirs OF A. II. Hem
ley. decd.
urapnr,rin. from the bill that ""f"n'nnt'
Il : Henley is not n resident III lrh'
nrs.rc. publication is nrhrr" 10 hr "adc tor
tour successive weeks in Athens Post rrqn'r'
mo said MOI, .trsi,irnt defendant TO make his
personal appearance at the tonr' OF Chnncc'
r.. 10 be held AT the Cont house IN .hadi'
,1ny,!c. on the 3d Monday Of .Hich ncSt'
and answer cnmplairnu,'- hill, or lhc s'nt
will he So, Cor hearing pro ro!icsso as to him,
aud heard cx rari'.
ia. COFFIN. C. Il NJ.
Feb g, 1850 1t Frs tee - ~
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MORE NEW COOS.
IND CHEAP GOODS. md GOOD
G. D o ID 81!
J. x. 3 r o w N,
(.7gtnt JOr II. T. Cox,

NNOlLD respectfully inform his old Gus
w toners and the public generally, that
he has inst received IL supply OF
.NEJT FALL s. Uj.N'IER GOODS,
which will he disposed of on the most reason-
able terms for prompt pay. Some people
make II great parade, but lie has u" dispose
ton 10 indulge IN any thing "f the kind. lie
uni, asks those who desire good articles 1T
reasonable prices to call and examine tine
stock Tor themselves. they viii do that, he
is confident they will not fail To purchase. -
lie continues al the Old Stand, where he will
he pleased to see every body who wants bar.
gains.
Oct 10, lSl9--tf Sc
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" L DICAL MOTTO Il.
S 4 DID IL Il ".

S A DID H. II gsX.
II Ew CON CE e n!
FHNIiE subscribers would respectfully ln>
4 form the public that they have CONS
mence,i the SADDLEl;Y and HARNESS
MAKING business. in Athens. Tenn, in
III" bro shop 90 the Norh side OF the
PnLlc Square. formerly orcupi.d BY James
Mayo. where they will keep constantly on
hand an assortment Of Saddles, Brides, Sc.
From long experience il the business they
ilalier themselves that they can furnish the
people of this section with better articles
IN their line than they have been in the
habit OF purchasing for the same money
They use none but The best materials. and
all Jobs will he executed in n workman like
manner, and those who purchase from
them may calculate on getting The worth of
their money. BY manufacturing good
work IA, low prices, and constant attention
10 business, they hope to merit and receive
a liberal share Of public patronage.
RICHARD HALEY s. Co.
to- Feathers, Beeswsx, TaIlow, Corn,
Bpei Hides. Pork. Bacon, Linsey. Flax
and Tow Linen. &c., taken in exchange
for work a, market prices.
Athens, Feb. 2, lS49-lf l9
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CHARLESTON, so. CR.
James GadSden g. co.
Factors and General Commission Agents;

ALSO,
.4genls of the Baltimore and Southern
Steam Packet Company,
4 REdoing business on FITzslMMoSs WHARF,
IN in CmAnLEsroN, and desire to make it
known to their old friends and patrons in a la.
bama and Tennessee, and to seek contIril-
ance and increase of past tavors from all who
may be disposed to make Cha lesion thcr
market this season, where Cotton, Rice, To-
bacco, Flour, Wheat, Grain of al! dcscrip-
tions, Bacon, Beef, Cotton Bagging and Rope,
with every other Domestic and Manufactured
Goods, must meet with ready sales.
JAMES GADsDEN, Pres't S. e. Railroad,
JAMES F.. EDWARDS,
RICHARD F.. ScREvEN.
Sept IA lS49-6m 81
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DR.. CHRISTiE.S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the Thro1t OF
Head such as bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat
Nervous an! Sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head
Neuralgia IN the Face Burzing or Roaring in the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous, and thai
distressed complaint, called Tic Doloreux.
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Land Sale,

IN obedience 10 an order and decree q the
Honorable Circui, Court OF Mrios csUn-
", Tennessee, al December term. lS49, in
the case of John Stewart, Admir- of Nicho.
demus Ward, decd, Us. the Widow and
Heirs Of said Ward, will sell to the high.
Isl bidder. on Saturday. the 9th day of
March next. a, the late residence of the
sand Nirhod"mus Ward, the following
TRACTS OR PAR GELS OF LAND,
10 Wi: one tract containing forty acres, sit
rated IN the Northwest corner OF the South
Gas, qna>,er OF Section fourteen, second
fractional Township, third Range, fliwaS-
see District. One other tract, on SOupe
Greek, containing SO acres, known as the
Forge Tracl-bOundarieS OF this piece civ.
IN on day Of sale il required. One other
lrac, containing 50 acres, being the West
halt oil the South west quarter Of Section
eighteen, first Township. second Range,
West Of the Meridian, Hwassee District
Also, one other tract, containing one hun.
bred and twentI acres, more or less situated
IN the Northeast quarter OF Section twenty
four, second fractional Township. Range
second, lliwassee District, beginning al the
Southeast corner of said quarter, running
North G3 polls TO s'ake-lhence Yves, AZ
polls to a s,ake-ihence West G5o-Norih
l33 polls 10 corner of said quarler-thence
South 100 polls TO corner OF said quarter
thence East 100 polls 10 the beginning
The above described Lands will be sold, or
so much thereof as is necessary 10 satisfy
the demands against said estate. One. third
Of the purchase money will be required 10
Il Ia .l,t.
months will be given on the remainder. bv
the purchaser giving bond aud good spru
r''y and lien retained upon the land I'm
I'll The purchase money Is paid.
JOHN VI. LlLLARD,
Cicrk Circuit Court.
Jan. IS. IS5O-Sl-i'rs fee $40 60
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MA 7
CONCERN.

TO ALL NOM 1T MA Y
CONCERN.
IlNHE undersigned, having removed from
Il Virginia 20 McMnn county, Tenn, seven
miles Southwest of Athens, near John Mat
locks, presents himself to the citizens Of this
and the surrounding counties asa
? 7, a s e P +. = r,
who having served a regular apprenticeship
and had many years experience in Ills line Of
business, together with the reduced prices ut
which he proposes to work, he hatters HIM
self he shall receive a liberal patronage at the
hands of an industrious community. lie
pledges himself to finish OF his work IN style
of neatncss and durability equal il not superi.
or to any W ork in East Tennessee.
For reference, apply to G. W. MabIry, Knox
CO. "A. r. Armstrong, r. f. Cummings and
J. Jarnagin, Anderson CO., J. Kinkaid and
!. c. Pctre, Campbell co., J. Ramsey and
Rev. Il. Brown, Monroe co., Henry Rice, M.
T.. Philips and NJ. {. Hawk, McMinn GO.
Any person wishing to employ him, can
communicate by mail and direct to Athens,
Tennessee. Il. Ii. BROWN.
WANTED.-.Two apprenli. es 10 the
above business. Young men desiring to
learn the trande can meet with good op.
porluni,y BY applying TO the subscrber.--
Boys about II years Of age, Of good moral
character. would be preferred. Bib.
March .. le4o--tf %
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EINE CHEWING TOBACCO; Fresh
l. Tarlaric Acid; Tamarinds; DR.. r. L..
Soule's Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills;
DR.. A. Trask's Magnetic Omtmenl-just
received and Tor sale al the Athens Drug
Store, by VIM. BURNS.
Aug. l0,4lS9 40
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.V'caU Establishment!
.y.4CKSON' g. LELLeHRD

HNAVE purchased Moss Il Jackson's entire
4 a stock of Goods, a large portion Of which
were lust received from New York and Phia-
delphia where they were bought at very low
pr,ccs. Their circumstances are such as to
make it absolutely necessary that they sell
for RE.4DYPA and III order to effect that
very desirable object, they not only intend to
offer goods. In, are determined to sell them
too, at LOWER PRICES than goods 81
like quality can be purchased in East Tenne''
see. All they ask of their friends and the
public gcncra.'v. is 70 cal! and examine their
stock Of by Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Cutlery. &C., compare prices with those who
sell on tia,r, and ihry tiinl they can convince
them that the CASH system is a great saving
20 the consumer of goods.
Dec. I. lSl0--tf G3
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NROCERIES-A good stock of Sugar,
u Coffee, Molasscs. &c.-on hand and for
ale by e.h. NEEDEN'
Athens, April %, lS49-f 81
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.A'a'Ea e. MS
> F. q G. = Q + Z,

TUNHE subscriber, grateful for past favors,
s"icns a continuance OF public pal
ronace. lie has on hand, NJ his Drug
Sror. IN Athens. a supply Of nearly quite
all III. Me !rue> ralIed for IN This market
Al,", al Paints aud DYE SIuiiS. and few
.,ruupu'>-Svrinres. Trusses, Tooth
k.,s aud 'nrr"r>. M"riars AMI Pill Tiles
Sr.tna.. Medical Scales and Weights.
Cah-ra,>. Sc. Cigars. Cut and Dry
Smna,na Tohacco, DelplI, Scotch and Mae
cahau SNUFF.
CONTEMPORARIES
Candy. Ru,,ns, Figs, Almonds. French
B,andy and Vine. VIM. BURNS.
Jun. s. lSi9-rf 81
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FALL .aAD WINTER GOODS
JUST ARRIVED!!
6. II. X II IL I'D II

rs receiving and opening his supply Of Fall
Il and Winter Goods, which have been se.
lected with great care, in the Eastern Mar.
kets, and comprising choice lot. He has no
disposition to deal in hnmbug, by making
great parade, but invites all who want good
articles at reasonable prices TO call and ex-
anime for themselves. He especially invites
his old friends and customers to call and SEQ
bis New Stock.
Feathers, Tallow, Beeswax, Tow, Fla1
and Cotton Cloth taken in exchange for
Goods.
Athens, Oct s, 1s49-H ~
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IRON Tire Iron Of every description, on
Il hand and for sale by J. X. BROWN.
Oct 10, lS49-tf Do
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SALT.-Kina's Sal on hand and iol
~ SAL hv JACKSON s. LiLLARD.
Dee. %, lS49-lf G6
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IA Ah\GA RAISINS. AND ALMONDS
I1h a sunpnly just received ami for sale by
Nov =, 1919. G. W. ROSS & co.
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NROCEtlES.--On hand foil supply
u Of Groceries. consisting of Sugar
Coffee, Pepper. Al>pire. Sc. Sc.
sale by BRADFORD * DODSON.
Nav Is, ISI9-lf 81
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REV. Dir. LANDS, 4 CLERGYMAN
VI New Jersey. of distinguished attainments and
exalted reputation -
SIDNEY New Jersey, July Il? lsls
DR. 4 II. Cur,>rir-Dear Sir: You wish to Know
Of what has hccn the result IN my own case oi tle
application -. TIE GAlNANlC BELT AND 'ECh.
LACE. "! rcrl! is as follows:
For ahout ;w,piu years had hcen suffering from
n,.;epsia Ever, year the symptoms became worse
nor could Obtain permanent feiici from any course
Ut medical treatment whatever About JoWf't"
wears since" III consequence Of frequent exposure tn
the weather the discharge ot my pastoral dn'ics
became subject to severe chrome Hhcn'hitisn',
which for YEAR after NcaT caused me lnhescfibahie
anguish Farther: IN the winter ol ~ and 10 III con,
sequence OF preaching great deal IN my own anu
ta,inuS other churches IN this region was attacked
by Tia" Bronchitis. winch soon became so severe az
l., require an nmciiatc suspension of my pastoral
lahnrs w u-rr"nS system Tas "cn h"r""ghiy rroS.
trrt.i amt bronchitis became worse. So ais" dd
IA, Dyspepsia and rheumatic Affection thus eyincnS
TIN, tir>. disorders were connected with each other
through, the medium nt the Nervous System. In tho
whole ,h,rmacop'"i, there seemed I" be no icmedal
a-nn, hich cuuli reach and recul"rafe my Nervous
$, stem every thing that had tried Tor tins purpose
HAD completed, filled \, last vas led hv my friends
t. examine your III, cnti"ns and Though with no
very sanguine hopes a" their c'lcencyO determined
t. r, the eject al the application of the iAi.NAN
HEi.T AND NEtKIAtF with the MA6NElIC
FL 10. This in June 1916. To ny GREAT
EiGHr ptIs WAS r~AnIrn To ahsrME NV PAS
ToR.L L,Hous: son NAVE siNcE oMiurIpA SINGLE
,FRyICE .cCou,r or TnE BRnNcHiTrs AND NY
Rur-MAriC arrrrrios HAS rSrlRrLr CEASED TIC
rRnrHrt Such is the wonderful anu happy
result. II. the experiment ~
I have recommended the BELT and FLUID "a
MANY hn have been likewise suffering from Neu'
ralgic affections. They have tried them, WITH HAPPY
RESULTS | artt,yv, c.sE
/ am dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT ". LANDS
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consists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease
iv ,rra,d application in place Of the usual mode OF
drugging and PHI, sickrg the patient till exhausted
Na,,,t, sinks h"I el">>ly under the inficton'
1T'y ntnsi.n NE who'' systtm tqnd!tse me ctfeil
iJii, ., N, blp0i yono. he scrsiiJns and nertr do
thf shgliesi injury under any circumstance. since
their introiucto in the United States, only three
wears since more than
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A Derancenlent Of the Nervous System.

ny- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
Medicines increase NE diSscss, for they weaken the
vita! energies Of the already Frustrated system while
under the strengthening liiegving, vtalihing infh;
en:e of Gayanlsln, applied by this beautiful and
ened sufferer is restored to former health, strength
elasticity and vigor
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-07
EDITORS TABLE.
Business Notices.

TREvoeroH RAiLRoAD.-By IN advertise
man, in our columns j, will be seen, that pro-
posals will be received until the goth inst,
for the Sils Of this road.
We refer our readers to the advertisement OF
John A. Snyder, Administrator of Jacob snyder
decd, for the sale of valuable tract OF land, IN
Lower Mahonoy township
CSLIo: on, NIw YoRK ABovE AND uNhE"
GHouSn, by G. G. Foster, Esq, author OF New
York by Gas Light, Dewitt q Davenbert' pub
fishers. The writer of this novel has given such
popular sketches of various persons and places
in Now York, that his fiction is a work OF unu'
sual interests. The characters are drawn from
life, and TIE story is full of excitement MIR Eos
GER writes in racy style, and is evidently wei
acquainted with the mysteries of New York.
Price so cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-07
THE pREsIDENT'S MESSAGE.

We lay before our readers President
Fillmore's message. We have no room to
say much on the subject of this important
document this week. II contains a plain
unvarnished statement of facts. The PreSl-
dents views in regard to specific dutiesand
home valuation, are such as must meet the
approval of every honest and intelligent
ci,izen, whig or democrat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-07

U The Evening Bulletin, the only af-
ternoon daily published in Philadelphia,
appears in an entire new dress Of type.
The Bulletin is one OF the best conducted
and most interesting papers published in
the city.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-07

W We are requested to state that the
Bank of Northumberland will be closed on
Thursday the 18th inst, being Thanksgiving
day and the directors will meet on We'd
nesday previous. BY law notes coming
due on thanksgiving day must be protested
the day previous.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-07

10 WAR IN EuRorE.--Thc late ac-
counts from Europe are warlike. There
has already been slight skirmish between
the Prussian and Austrian troops. Prussia
has now 100000 men under arms. Aus
tria is backed by Russia. England and
France are endeavoring TO prevent further
hostilities.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-07

C. OysTERs.-Who does not love good
oysters? There are few indeed that are
not fond of these bvalve testaceous fish.
We know some individuals who look upon
them as equal to half of all the other COM
forts Of life, and would deem existence al
most blank without them. How thank
ful therefore ought they to be TO Mr.. Shay
of Northumberland, for supplying misplace
and the neighboring towns, with this luxu-
ry. They are brought daily from Baltimore
in less than "a hours, and after the compile
!, lion of the York and Cumberland Road,
The time will be cut down to about 10
hours. A can ofoysters, such as we found at
the Post Office, fewAmornings since, label
led with our name, and endorsed "none
genuine without the signature of P. SHAY"
are not hard to take, even by an editor.
aoDEYs LADy's BOOK FOR JANUARY 1881.
Most heartily and with the utmost sim
cerity can we speak of Godeys Lady's Book
in terms of the highest commendation.
The present number stands unequalled and
is undoubtedly the finest specimen of a pc
riodical ever got up in America. We pro-
fess to have some little taste in engravings,
and have utter contempt for those abortlons
that are sometimes palmed on the commu-
nifty for slime engravings." In this respect
alone, the Lady's Book has greatly surPas-
sed all its competitors,
Another important feature in the Lady's
Book is, that it is a Thoroughly American
work. In getting up the book, Mr.. Cooley
employs no less than one hundred and fifty
females, some of whom have earned a
handsome competence through the employ
ment afforded by Mr.. Godeys work, which
is in more sense than one, the Lady's Book,
The January Number contains 72 pages
% engravings and 80 contributors.
"The Constant" and "The four Eras O
Life" are most beautiful steel engravings
"The sylphs OF the seasons" is most taste
fully designed, and so is the fashion plat
OF ga merry Christmas and happy New
Year."
Published monthly at SO per annum.
AN OFFER.-We will agree to furnisl
those who wish to subscribe, with the La
dys Book and the American, for one year
for SO rs in advance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-07

r In order 10 make room for the mes
sage of President Fillmore, we are compel
led to omit editorial and much other inter-
esting matter, this week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-07

~ DR.. WIN. Fl. CRANDALL, who was
tried a! Bloomsburg last week for the muir
der OF Miss Elizabeth Smith, by the admin
istration of medicines for unlawful purpo-
ses, has been found not guilty. The ver-
dict was against public opinion generally.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-07

&C. The Philadelphia Ledger is again
out in new suit of type-the second this
year. Rather extravagant. But its ram
bles are so extensive and numerous, (about
10000 daily that new dress wears out in
a few months.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1850-12-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. Mr.. Craighead will preach in
the Lutheran Church in this place, on to
morrow Sunday afternoon, at % O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-11

who volunteered u move the election Of General
SHIFLDs from hIs seat 10 the senate beoause the
General a. I,!shman. and had only been eisnt
wears aad more citizen Of the nited -tstes-the
man who did this when Do one could Be found II the
whole o; the STATE of IlliuOis 70 request that q:
should be d1ue-das produced ia The senate and
r. i0rm bil, which herewith inclose.
Mr. WArEER proposes 10 cede the public lands
y the States 10 which they Be, on the condition
that each state vii first covenant ami agree T.
convey said lands 10 actual occupants Only-not
exceeding 100 acres - any one personal COST
or the deed q not more than -. - meet the eX
pense Of surveys, SC. sad occupant must b
citizen or have dec AIRED his intentions must BE- the
mus, not be tfe owner Of more lands elsewhere
than what with the quantity granted would be- loo
acres
The land thus granted IS to remain forever ex-
emDt from forced sale, extent or levy on eKecu-
ton Or decree from any Court The and IS not 70
be slienated to any person or corporation II he
she " H. would thereby become possessed OF over
100 acres IN the United States no married man to
ALLEVIATE without his wife, consent No deed 70 be
given 10 occupant tai he has lived on the land and
cultivated part Of 1t for year
The Committee on Territories have made short
work with the humane AMI Just resolutions OF Ohio,
seeking that part OF the country ceded by Mexi-
should be sci apart for home TO the free color
ed people whom certain States eXpell. The Com
mittee, Yesterday, asked to be discharged from
thinking or acting any farther relative 10 the mat
ter !; Is composed Of HUhikeT Democrats mean
the majority. OF course it was discharged.
Mr. 1GNATiUs MCpD looks after the public build
ings and grounds-that : his commission. Con
gress the mich COW OF the nation bad voted sl6O,
lS5 into Mr. MUD bureau, and he instantly set to
work lighted mp the Avenue. ct cetera. slO,34l ;
graded J. mind that--g' four and-a half streets
s2,lOO painted the Capitol white, $3.50 sup.
ported l2 transient psuper patients Cd ct ceters,
ice Wings and asks $4,000 more paid repairs
for the Capitol ct cetera THE War Secretary has
l,nt him the coniounded compound s@s354 Tor
the rest Of his OUTLAWS see Pub Doc 30. Thee are
go ,ty lots yet unsold here So are reser' e TOR
public squares, promenades, &c. The President
Square contains - acres the Cspito grounds and
mall 227 acres These reservations indicate far
sighted and truly liberal policy.