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MNNNGE.

v S " -
The subscriber has Removed hi, FIJRNI.
IuRE WAREROOM to Hlr. A. J. Moses new
building tup.stnIrs) where he will keep con.
s'nnsiy on hand, general assortment of Fur
SSs;sisy=%%SsSyA i,ire consisting in part Of
4ssssssssssSaSs, Dressing Bureaus Plain and
&ls}a.1]s1S-S1ssss55 Marble Top. Sofas and hi.
vans. Foot Stools, Oiomans. Wnrdrobcs. plain
and Mahogany, Candle stands. Dining. Ten
md Work Tables, Centre do; Cnrled Maple
,,gh and low post l'edstenls. Mahogany do {:
Office, Sitting, Nursing and Rocking Chairs of
every description.
Furniture made and repaired a; the shor,cs,
notice.
Plain and Mahogany Collins furnished, to or.
der.
ne subscriber is prepared 10 furnish Blinds.
Sash nni Doors at Charleston Prices.
lie will continue his WORKSHOP nt the
ga 3tinl, where NJ! orders III his line will be
Inincmaiiy attended TO-
DANL. s. SARGENT.
sh"y I'D 30 If
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LANDS FOR SALE.

As141IUO J. VES Dhl-aEa.
The subscriber, wishing 10 concentrate
his planting interest, offers for sale his
Plantation in Clarendon
On the Santee River, about midway, be-
tween Vanccs and Murray's Ferries, nearly
opposite to aud five miles from the San,ee
Canal. This Plantation contains FIVE thou
sand and five hundred (5,500) Acres well
adapted TO the culture of either long or
short staple Cotton. On the premises, in
addition TO good two.story dwelling house,
are all necessary buildings in complete re-
pair. There is on the tract n good Mill
scat witt, The dam. gJ'This Tract will be
divided to suit purchasers. if required.
a antation or tract OF twelve hundred
(l20O Acres, situated on Driar Branch,
about twelve miles Soutl, OF Sumteryille
on the Clarcmont line. This tract is heavi-
ly tmbercd.
a tract Of three hundred and fifty acres
about four miles from Stateburg on the
Bradford Springs road, and eight miles from
the latter place. This tract would make
good farm and summer seat.
ALSO
Several lots in the town of Sumtervillc.
The a Hds will be sold at low pri.
ccs; an ,oved purchasers ample
time ", Tor payment.
J. N. FRIERSON.
Statehurg, March l6, 1880 81 l3t
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A Valuable Plantation

5ao0Ha SaM@e
The Subscriber offers for sale the plan
tation lately owned by Col. Thomas J..
Wilder deceaaed, situated in Claremont
County, Sumter District, five miles below
Sumtervillc. Said plantation has on it a
good dwelling house and the necessary out
buildings, Stables, Barn, Clubhouse and
screw, and negro houses sufficient for the
accommodation Of about 40 negroes. 1t
contains over 1000 acres OF the very best
pine land, about 300 acres of which are
cleared and under good fence.
Conditions. n credit OF one, two, three and
four years, the purchaser giving bond and
security, and mortgage Of the premises.
Apply tn tho Subscriber, or to John d.
Jones in Sumtervllc.
LEONARD WHITE.
Feb'ry 10Th, 1850 II ;3m
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M&M SR&.AMS @NNMS.
WIN. Rowland.

M&M S4&,AMS @NNMSe
WIN. Rowland,
n. L. CORNER or KING AND MARKET STE 'rs,
CnAnLEsroH, 8. G.
Has received by recent arrivals and now
OPENING, n largr and complete assortment Of
f"rc,gn and American Dry Goods. To wllicl, he
would would invite the attention of those visiting
Charleston.
French cold a1uslins, new and beautiful de.
signs, 1-S Printed Lawns,
:, ~ orsnnlies. plain, strip md chcc'd,
Hack and white,
rI'nied Barege,s, plain md colore'l Gingl,nms,
Chamhrnys cold Silks, Silk Tissue, etc. etc.
white Goods,
lawns. Linens, Jnconet, Book and Swiss Mns.
Inns, Plain, Fancy, checked and striped Cam.
Long Cloths, all prices and qualities.
LINEN Goods.
Slieciings. Damasks. Napkins, Table Cover
Scotch and Russia Diapers. Il. r. Diapers,
willie slate and co'or.d Linen Drills, superior
make and finish.
NHcal's Wear,
Broad Cloths, Black. Blue, Brown, Olive
nnd Green rolored Cashmar-tts, Twilled and
plain Summer Cloths, Merino Cassimcres, Drup
ID Etc's, &c. &c.
Hosiery and Gloves.
Black, white and cold Kill, Silk, Lille
Thread. and Cotton Gloves.
a very large assortment OF black. white. nn,i
cold Cotton nnd Silk Hosiery for Ladies',
Gents. and Children
Laccs amid Edgings.
complete assortment of Bobinel and Fancy
l.accs, Cambria Edginss and Insertings.
TailOr's Goods.
full supply of Black rilk Serges, Satin
NcslingS, figd and Fancy Ycstings, White,
Buff, an,icoloreti Marseil!cs, Canvass Padding.
Wiggnns, Sileceas. NIL coiors sewing Silks,
Twist, Buttons, &c, DC
Together with
Bales Cotton Osuabn!gS, Brown Shir,ings
and Shectngs; Cases Bicached Shir,iuys, all
qualities and prices.
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TEACHER w ylANTEAD
FOR TIE
Bradford Springs Female
yr1~ ~@HHE rf~

HHa Sumter District.
The Bonrd Of Trustees of the above In.
situte desire to engage the services Of n
lady competent to give instruction in the FOL-
lowing brunchcs-viz: Drawing, Printing
in Oil and Water Colors, Wax-work and
Shell-work. For such. salary of $500,
with board, &c. i. offered. One also com.
pctcnt to give instruction OH the Gutnr, and
in Ornamental NccdIc-work, would be pre-
ferred. Applications to be addressed, (post-
paiDto
,a D. d. McLAURIN.
SnrnterviiIe, S. G.. March l3, 90 it
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Look Sharp i!
SNN SMNE

W@M FSAASe
A lot upon main stree; in the village of
SumtcrviiIe Immediately opposite to DR..
Witllcrspoon's residence. Uron the prc.ni-
scs nrc n Dwelling House and necessary
oni-buildin"S. From the proximity to the
Nnlroad Depot ii will be an eligible site for
lo'el. For terms which will be accom-
nlodning, apply to
w. +. B. IIAYNSNORTIT.
April - % 6t
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tss5 aver sfery saeiion of Uit giOIiois Uilipn,
pai5ng ills Dir weikin wttii The above scripiprai
parable $50 si,tiisabls Is il for ibe Tetarna iaade
10 them f9f file feM talents sent spT Investment
through The famed and 5lnpe erisiably renowned
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Gr,EEae dhsiefaS III /; 0dss Capt.
LAWRENCE1 BELSER, bog Slcayo 10
announce IN iiitiilasia Candidate for The Eegis-
iatgre, at the ensuing Election, 8 n ~ ;.
April ga, IS &c ss, II c. W.
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NOTICE,
william Tucker, Administrator
OF William Bry mer, decd,

william Tucker, Administrator
OF William Br! mer, decd,
John Brymer, Amos Brymcr,
Eiznbeth lIonper and hus-
bInd Thoma. Hooper. Nancy Proceedings
Thornton and husbIul Wiley ITO ell lands
Thornton, William Brymcr, to pay debts
lr,, Nina Br,mcr, TtIiiha
Brymcr, Joseph hrymcr, Polly
Ann Brymer,and james Bry>
mcr an infant, and irregular
Gunriia James lInnkins.
{ y this cause, it appearing from the alcga.
tons ia the petition fled in the County
Court, September session, $50, of Bradley
county, that the defendant, .4tnos Brymer, Is
= upH-Tc'!i"n and citizen of Texas, and
Nancy Tuornion aud husband wiley Thorn.
'rn. and William iIr7mor. -. are n"n.rcs-
'.rut. aui citizens OF Arkansas, i: il ordered
mat public ii'uu h: made in some public
newspaper rcQnTiIG said nD'i-r"sit!cnts. Amos
rlD'r. Nancy :hOcntpn ardhusbind Wiley
rhur;un, aud William hrtmrr. Jr, to APP
u";rn at fac nest terra 'oCtoher tcrni, 1881
OF the tDnnty Court q nriI'ce county, ZEN
ucs.cc, aud make defence - said petition
# any thcy have, or the same will be taken
iur cont! ssnd us 70 th"u, and set for hearing
hccor!inely. JOHN II. ROBERTSON,
Clerk Comfy Court, PraiIev CO., Ten.
Sept. -, lc50--4t Prs tee s. 1903
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Mail Line from Knoxville
TO DALTON,
TAYLOR, BRIDGES g. JACKSONS.

ESAVING obtained the contract for
4 earring the Mails from Knoxville
10 Dalton. to, four years from the first
OF July, 1850, respectfully inform the
public that their line Will be we'll stocked
with No. Troy Coaches. fine Horses,
and sober, good Drivers, and no pains nor
expense will be spared TO carry passengers
through with comfor, aaI safety. ibis
route lraverses beautiful and interesting
section of country, embracing the Ocoee and
Hiwassee valleys, and travellers will certain
y find it TO their advantage TO take this line.
On this line for the South, interesting
the Western and Atlanta Railroad. at
Dalton, passengers will leave Knoxville at
6 A. NJ, daily, excep, Sundays, and arrive
at Dalton by A. Nj. next day; that is,
in time to take the Cars South
Going North the Coaches will leave Dali
ton at Z p. NJ, daily, except Sundays,
and arrive at Knoxville by 7 p. M. next
days, running through Cleveland. Charles.
ton, Calhoun, and Athens daily, and
through jacksonville. Maryville, Philadel.
phia and CampbelPs Station, every other
day, Chat is. three times week by Madi-
sonville and Maryvllle, and three times by
Philadelphia, Blair's Ferry and Campbell's
Station.) making daily arrivals al Knox.
vllle, and arriving and departing at the last
named place so as 10 accommodate travels
e!s coming from the East or going in that
direction.
they repeat that no pains nor expense
will be spared 10 ensure the safety and
comfort Of passengers. and they hope 10
receive share oil public patronage.
Their stands will he at the best houses in
the country, and the stage fare reasonable.
Athens. June Ii, lS5O-ll 80
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Petition to Sell Land,
Benjamin F.Prater, Administrator of James
Nj. Leeper. deceased,

Benjamin F.Prater, Administrator of James
Nj. Leeper, deceased,
Nancy Iceper. widow. Julia Ann NJ. Lee.
per, Sarah Leeper and James VI. Leeper,
bv their Guardian ad litem, Simeon w.
EhIdrdge.
EDURSUANT to a decree made in the
Il above cause. at the September term
o. the Circuit Court Of Bradley county,
will, on the 26;h day Of October. 1850. sell
on The premises, in Bradley county, Ten
nes>e. for cash IN hand. to the highest bd
der. the following described pjecS or par.
Gels OF land, Of which the said James NJ.
Leeper. died. seized and possessed, to viii :
One hundred and ii'ly-lhree acres, in the
South east quarter OF section one, township
TWO. and range one, West o! The basis line.
IN the Ocoee District; and also eighty acres,
The East halt OF the South west quarter Of
section six, in township one. and range one,
East Of the basis line. in the Ocoee Dis
lrict. SAID lands are valuable, and lie on
Cnala,a Creek. in sad county Of Bradley.
JOHN II. PAYNE. Clerk.
Sep, 10, lSJO-7 Prs fee 50 l03
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Sale Of Town PROPERTY,

Joseph C. Boyle, Guardian of Sarah G..
Boyle, Nancy Il. Boyle and Phllmore G
Boyle. En- partc.
PURSUANT to a decree made in this
cause. at the September term of the
Circuit Court, 1850, will, on Monday, the
2Sh day Of October next, in the town of
Cleveland, on the premises. sell on six
months tine. a HOUSE, and LOT OF
ground, in the town o! Cleveland. Bradley
county, Tennessee, known in said town as
Lot No. 9, containing, by estimation. one
sixth OF an acre The purchaser will be
required 10 give good AMI sufficient securi.
" for the purchase money, except the sum
Of sixty dollars, which will be required to
be paid down, and lien retained upon the
lot for the purchase nancy.
JOHN II. PAYNE. Clerk.
Sept. IS, lSjO-T Prs lee 80 lO3
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NEW MACHINE SHOP,

TT1IIE undersigned has located himself miles
l. East of Athens, on Chestua Creek, and
has now on hand and will contnc to manu-
facture WooI. CARDING MACHINES, of the latest
improved style, aud superior to any that have
ever been seen in this country: also Porta-
BILE HORSEPOWER and Threshing Machines Of an
improved and superior quality, and calcu-
lated to thresh any kind of Grain and Clover
Seed. These Machines are all manu- factured
with great care, with view TO durability,
and will be disposed of OH accommodating
terms.
The undersigned will also repair any kind
Of Machinery, and will promptly attend TO
any business in his line with which he may
he favored. lie will also manufacture pat
ferns for Cast Machinery of any kind.
JOHN J. DIXON.
June IA, 1S50-6m 30
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Land for Sale,

THE undersigned DESTROYS of charging
L his business, will sell, on Tuesday tho
first day of October next, and succeeding
days. at public auction, unless previously
disposed of, the following property, ,owii:
Que Farm. containing 3l7i ocres, 5 miles
east Of Athens: one other tract, containing
1875 acres, o miles east Of Athens and Z
miles southwest Of Madsonville; and one
other tract, on which the undersigned now
resides, containing 954 acres, all under
good fence, and wiIh comforiab bic houses.
AIso. a good stock Of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Forming Utensils, &c. &c.
Terms Of sale made known hereafter.
A. G. RICE.
Nav %. lS5O.-td 90
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Athens Female Academy.

VSNHE Trustees OF the Athens Female
Il Academy respectfully announce to the
public that the first Session OF the lns,Itu-
lion, under It's new organization, will COM
mence on the first Monday of September
next, under the care of Miss q. L. MARCH
BANKS. as Principal.
Being resolved to use every effort TO
place thus institution on an equality in eve
~ respect, with the best of The kind in
the country, and being satisfied that its
presen, accomplished Principal will give
perfect satisfaction to lis pupils and patrons,
the Trustees rely with an abiding conn"
dence upon the corporation OF the trends
of female education in their efforts TO NAM
tain the institution upon the most Perma"
men, and elevated position.
To secure the most thorough and accom-
rlished education. the course OF study viii
be the same as is adopted in the best te-
male Academies OF the couniry, and addl'
,jona teachers will he engaged from time
10 time, as 'hp number OF pupils increase
so as 10 require II.
n--The services of Prof. G. II. kNABE
have been secured as teacher IN the
Musical Department. His reputation as
Teacher of Music renders II unnecessary TO
saw any thing in regard 10 his Qua'tica'
tons. He will also give lessons. il desired.
TO olhers no, members Of The School.
Tine TUITION fees and incidental expenses
viii he as fallows:
: Jpe'i,nr. Reading, Wiring "A 'llhme'
tic. English Grammar and Geog-
rarhy, 800
French, Italian and Spanish Lam
cuages, Mathematics, Natural PHI
losophv. Moral Science, As'rono-
nv. &C.. 1000
Dr,wino. Painting. Sc, 500
Music on the Piano, l3.ou
Guitar, 1900
Incidental Eypeoses, 90
The Trustees have the assurance from
several OF the most respectable families OF
tue place tina, they will board young ladies',
lncIndlng Ugh, and fuel, at from : 80 10
$500 per week.
VISITORS.
Rev John J. Robinson, L. c. Jackson,
Rev Jacob W. Miller, s. X. Reeder.
James S. Bridges, T.J .Campbeil,Jr,
R y. McEwen. Geo,W Bridges.
TRUsrEEs.
A. McKellin, James Ge,ys,
J +. Sorsr. A. ID. KEYS.
Richard Haley, TN. Van Dyke.
II II. RIDER,
Aug IL, !Sj0.-lf 90
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Wool Carding,

THE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that he has just started two new
Wool Carding Machines, seven miles
Southeast Of Athens, on Chesiua Creek,
and will execute any work IN that line in
the very best style. a, the usual prices
Persons from a distance will have their
work attended TO promptly IN every in.
stance. For every ten pounds of Wool
one pound Of clean grease is required 10 be
furnished. IL the Wool is properly cleaned
and well prepared, he will warrant ,hs
work we'll done. JNO. ], DIXON.
Avg. l5, ls5O-iD 90
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY,

1NHE FALL SESSION OF Ibis Ins,llu,
I,nn will commence On the First Mon.
day in September NEXT, under The supern.
tendence Of Mr.. CHARLES p. SAMUEL, as
sisted by his Lady, and close the last Friday
in January.
Nh. Samue's ability and l4ithtulness a.
a competent an! efficient instructor, have
been tharuu,hlg and satisfactorily tested
within the last sixteen Years. The Trus-
tees can, therefore, safely recommend this
Institution TO the consideration OF those who
desire their sons and daughters 10 be well
taught.
TERMS. per Session Of Fire .lonMs. Pay
able a. the end Of The session:
Spelling, Reading. Wrltns and Z :7no
Arithmetic,
English Grammar, GeosraphY,l son
and the above.
Lain and French Languages,
Mathematics. Natural PhDIoso- m M
pay. Moral Science, A.trono. '0'''
iny, sc,
ExTsAs.
Instruct on in Double Enlry Book
k~ep,u- WI, 10 sDv|n to stu. s0oI
deuj>. AMI 10 an. ioun. men
who mly desire II,
Elementary Drawing Ter sma'} m
c.l'.-a. > .>srp> per wei.
H,,mp, -n., rI.Hrtrg on Euam. . m |
,.-' s..'a-. = ...>lrs per week..
... .rr.r Nnn-aouns,i- : ooi
".r ... 2 ..-.s,> per week, {
I,.zE." rf.no.!, > i",sop, prrl 5naI
.. o,..rv' '.~ Board Of Trustees al
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Sale of Land.

UpURSUANT TO an order Of the Circuit
Il Court for the county Of Polk and State
of Tennessee, at the June term, 1850, l will
proceed to sell upon the premises, on the 9Th
day Of October next, 10 the highest bidder,
the section Of School Land for the I'd frac-
tional Township South, Range %, East OF the
Basis line, Ocoee District. Said lants have
been valued as follows
The South hal! to $500
The Southwest quarterto $50
The Northeast quarter to $50
$4,000
Said land will be sold ms the law directs.
JAMES SMITH, Clerk.
Aug %, ls5O--6t Prs fee $3.50 100
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Just Received.

HfRESli Drugs and IA ew Ins;rn nents-a'so
Il Candy, Rai=ins and Almonhs--a good
supply OF very fine Chewing robacco--a good
supply of Carbonate of Soda, cheap.
have now on hand nearly every thing that
will be called for in Thu; market in my line .
September 1850. WIN. BURNS.
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GAI,VANIC NECKLACE

Il used for all complaints affecting the Throat or
Head such as Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat,
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head,
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzng or Roaring in the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous and that
distressed complaint, called Tic Doloreux.
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WATCHES, JEW ELRY &c.
A.O.N.P. & w. nI. SEEZGRM

Sns W. 3e>s q os 70 S'-ss - s~sS3S os1S
~ ESPECTFULLY inform the public
~ that they have opened n fine assort-
men, Of JEWELRY, WATCHES, SC,
IN The Room one door North Of the Athens
Hotel, and Immediately adjoining the Store
OF Messrs. Jackson s. Lll,afd. Their stock
consists in part of Gold and Silver Watch.
rs, iiue Gold Neck and Guard CHAINS,
Breast Pms. Finger Rings, Ear Rings,
Brace cts. Clasps, Locktis, Snaps; Watch
Keys and Seals. Gold and Silver Specla-
cles, Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Sugar
TONES, Butter Knives, Salt and Mustard
Spoons; Thimhles, assorted; Prime Cutie
U-spIenhij assortment OF PEN and
POCKET KNIVES. Razors, Scissors,
wweeZers; Pistols -Iievolvers and single;
Pocket Books, Hair. Tooth. Nail and Sha.
wing Brushes, Seal Stamps, Cande.s,icks,
Caslors-a handsome article. Diamond
Pointed Guild Pens, Steel do, Gold and
Silver Pencils, Pocket and Dressing Combs,
together with almost every other article
usually kept in Fancy Store.
Confetti onaries!
They have also. and will keep constant
ly on hand a general and full assortment OF
Confeclionaries, consisting in part Of Can
dies, Nuts, Raisins. Figs. Dried Cherrys,
Oranges. Lemons, Cheese, Crackers, Sc,
SC. Also, any quantity Of superior CT
gars. OF various brands, No. Che wing
Tobacco, Lemon Syrup, and an assortment
OF Toys.
They propose 10 sell on moderate terms
for Cash. and invite those needing articles
in their line, to give them call.
sr WATCHES AND JEWELRY
REPAlRED.-All orders for repairing
Watches and Jewelry will be promptly at
tended to.
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Petition tOSell Land,

Malinda R,.ey, Anderson Riley, Jacob
Wati'nhar2er, SnEan Walirnbareer, Chris.
,opher RarIsr, Elizabeth Courtney, Viii.
liam Courtney, R"hecca Moyres, Jesse
Moyres, Wlland Barger, Jane and Chris.
lanna Barger,
George w. Barger. Mary Jane Barger,
Elizabeth NJ Barcer. Mary Alkaline Bar.
ger, and MaliniA BarHer. by their Guar
dian nd Titan, John Reed.
EOURSUANT to a decree made at the
d September term of the Circuit Court.
1850. Will. on the 2Dth day nl October,
1850. beiuc Tuesday OF said month. sell on
The premises. the following described pieces
or parcels Of Ltnh, lying aud being in the
rouniy a. Bradley and Ocoee District. oil
watch Wlland Bnrger, ST.. deceased. died,
seized and possessed, 10 Wit: the North.
east quarter of section five. in township
TWO. range one, East Of the basis line, IN
the Ocoee District, except the fifteen acres
which was conveyed Lv John Tay lor TO
Levi Spencer, N the Southeast corner OF
SAID quarter. The terms al sale will be
cash ~ hand, II SAID Land will sell for one
IhuuS nd dollars. II not. then sell the same
On a twelve months credit. rikng bond
ani security FIR the pGorhasa money, and
retaining a lien urnp the land, except the
ouIred to be pad dou u IN the iav OF sale
JOHN II PAYNE. Clerk.
Sept. Is. lSJ0-7 PI'sieeS6.50 l03
II DICAL TICE.
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
LINN, S MI T H & CO.,
No. 2l34 .Warhst street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS
Wholesale DRUGGISTS
AND DEALERS IN

AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Surgicela and
OLstetriCal instruments .Nedicinc Chests,
.Mcdical Snddlebacs. Patent .Ncdicincs,
rants, Oils Undow Glass, Par
n'shes, DyestnOsi Peyumery. sc.
Also, Manufacturers of the celebrated
Congress flirting Mk and Ink Ponder.
'NHIS Ink is unsurpassed in quality, bav.
ing never failed 10 commend itself
wherever it has been brought into use. We
are now prepared to furnish it OF all colors.
IN bottles from quart to one ounce, neatly
packed IN boxes from one to thee dozen
each.
l.. S. s. Co., have at all times a comnle,s
assortment OF every article in their line. TO
which they invite the attention of ORIG,
GlSTS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
In the selection and preparation of their
articles they spare no pains to have them
OF undoubted qualities, so that thew feel
prepared TO ill the orders of those who
wish pure Drugs, in a manner which ,hev
feel confident will prove satisfactory. Thev
are also careful as to the style of puttino
up and packing their Goods, in order to
insure their safe carriage TO any point in
the country.
Orders by letter will at all times receive
prompt and careful attention, and to anv
Druggist of responsibility, our Price Chr,
rent will be sent if requested.
july 26. lS5O-Gm o6
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-09-27
AASEIEIL a. BROTHER.
No. 20 NORTH Fourth Street,

PHILADELPHIA,
OFFER for sale an extensive and entirely
~ new stock of HATS AND C.4PS Of
the latest styles and most approved patterns,
of their own manufacture, and particularly
adapted to the Southern and Western Trade.
Wig:
.Moleskin, Russia, Cashmere,
NutrIa, Brush, Silk.
Beaver, Mexican, California
ALEC, Mems and Boys Sporting, Pearl, Ash--
land and Wool Hats, in great variety, togeth-
with Caps OF every description, which they
confidently recommend as calculated TO give
satisfaction, and which they will sell at the
lowest market prices, and pay the most par
ticnlar attention 20 packing
CT.5"Orders directed to no. 90 North Fourth
street Philadelphia, Will receive Immediate
attention.
Philadelphia, Feb 8, 1s50--1y 70