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The Nevada journal., 1851-12-06
THE AMERICAN

THIS Hotel on Broad street near the br,ors.
has zen enlarged and is now ready for the re.
ception of boarders, dodgers and Transient viz
itors. Families and bonrders can be aceommo
dated with separate rooms if desired
This House being conducted on Temperance
principles, no pains win be spared to make it
one of the most quiet and desirable places of
entertainment in the city. Board and lodging
per week SIS 90. Bord per week Sl2
ie 1851 NALTBY 4 BELL.
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J. w. GREGORY.
Proprietor and Nance,

PROPRIETOR dHu Manager
GEORGE E.CLIRkE,Agem at Nerae
da Cuy, Office on Main Street, corner of Pine
N. u. A Messenger will leave THIS O6fc
in season TO connect at the Central Office a,
Sau Francisco with the Special Agents, 90.
ing directly through 10 New York and New
Orleans by the frst Steamship.
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Deer Creek Ranch,

Hubbard & Hodges Law
OF ice, and their Book and Stationery store
and Circulating Library, corner of Main and
Coyote streets,
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v ari ty S tore
Sc Ill @ z n

EUAVING removed 10 the new building on
IA hi the North side of the Square, would in.
form the people of Athens and vicinity. and
in fact every body, that he has received a
large and general assortment OF almost AL
articles that man or woman could think OF,
and that he is willing to sell at prices So low
that the pleasure Of purchasing will be quite
insuppof'able.
Among n thousand other articles too teFi-
Gus TO mention. will he found some splendid
GOLD And SILpER U.lTCHES,
a fine assortment Of Jcwclry such IA Breast
pins, Rings, Lockets, Chnius, Earrings, SC.
Silver and German Sivcr-wnre.
The best lot Of Pistols ever seen any where.
Knives, entirely too sharp and finely te,nper.
ed TO talk about.
LETER CLOCKS.
Walking Canca, Toys for children, &c.
CONFE NA RIES,
Such as Candies. Cocoon Nuts, Oranges, Al.
monds, Cream Nuts, Pine Apple Cheese,
Soaps, Periumery. SC, &c.
no. ! TOBACCO .qND SEG.4RS.
But why enumerate Call and see for
yourselves. ,
N.B.-Watclres and Clocks Repaired and
Regulated.
Nov.7, le5l--tf l63
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Notice.

NY virtue Of fcr, Jacias issued by the
~ Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Monroe
county, will offer for sale TO the highest
bidder Tor cash. al the Court house door in
MadisonyIie, Monroe county, Tenn, on
the Second Monday Of January next. One
Hundred and Ten acres OF Land, levied on
as the properly Of John Cox, situate in the
i2,h C'vii District Of said county 81 Mon
roo, adjoining the lands OF iohn Wilson.
Peyton Hudson, and others. To ,,isiy 4
judgment that the President and Directors
of the Bank OF Tennessee recovered against
said Cox and others, in the Circuit CuurI
of said county.
JAS. A.. WRIGHT. Sheriff.
by A. B. Gift. d Sheriff.
Nov. 81, lS5l--Gt Prs fee S4,5n lG5
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Petition to Sell Slaves.

John Ma, !ield and wife Cassard+r May.
field. and John Ma! field, Guarll0n OF
Parrish Garner,
Benson Garner, George Garner. Z. Firz-
Gerald and Susan fi'zgefaid hi wife,
and Elizabeth Douglass
IN compiarce with an order Of the SYor
4 shipfu Comfy Court Of P"Ik county, ~
the September Session, 1851, II Is made
known TO the defendants in this case. who
are non residents, thai lhre" SLAVES, VS.
JOHN, THOMAS aud HENRY CLAY.
belonging to the estate Of Patience , arner,
deceased. late OF Polk COUNTY, Tenn will.
by an order Of said Court. b. exposed to
public sale at the Court house door IN The
town of Benton, Polk county. for cash in
hand, on the first dav of January noyt.
JACOB l.. McCLARY,
COHlmisSioner.
Nov. 81, IS5l-tds Prs lee $3.50 IL
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w. +. HARRIS 4 co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

w. +. MAkitES a. w.
COMMISSION .MER CH.l.NTS,
MACON, GAP
ID ESPECTFULLY announce 10 the
IL Merchants and Produce Traders OF
Eas; Tennessee. that they will give prompt
attention TO the sale Of all kinds Of produce
consigned 10 their care.
Macon now affords a good market for
Bacon. Flour. Beef, Corn, Oats. lay Ry.,
Feathers. Butler, Lard. IaIiop, Irish
Potatoes. Dried Fruit, Eggs, Or
ions, Wool, etc.. etc.
Every attention will be bestowed 10 give
entire satisfaction TO those who may make
consignments TO this firm.
Tie commissions are 6 per cent? those
customary at the commission houses ia the
city. Produce, 10 secure ready sale aud
far prices, should be fixed up neatly for
transportation and delivered in Macon in
good condition. Immediate returns ,ciH be
made on al sales. Particular and general
information IN regard TO The market may be
had, al any time by addressing
w. Il. HARRIS & CO,
.Hacon, Georgia.
REFERENCES:
Chandler, French & Co., Games g. Co,
Chattanooga; C. Wallace, II. Aul,, Gam
mon, Games & Co., CiaIghead s. Dead.
erick. Knorrilie.
Oct. "a, lS5l-,f l6l
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GlotIll-2s 2, ~ arch0uscS.
II. II. CGLE, & CO.,

Nos ais and 3iSa Wss, Baltimore ST.. be-
trccn Liberty and Iioward. WORTH side,
BALTIMORE.
'gNHE larresr and best stock OF READY
q MADE CLOTHING ever offered in
Baltimore. Dress, Frock and Sack Coats.
all colors. qualities and SIZES, from go
to s.. 80 and upwards. Panlaloons al :
10 s 80. and upwards. embracing all styles
of fancy. plain and plaid Cassimer's.-
Vests OF every variety at corresponding
prices. Also large assortment OF Boys
Clo,bing.
Importing our own Cloths direct from
Europe, and manufacturing on the most
extensive scale, enables Us TO offer induce
men,s to purchasers not to be surpassed bv
any CIolhng Establishment in The United
States. The proprieiors are determined 10
make the Wholesale Rooms the point OF
great attraction. and have now made Up
more than SO, 900 Garments, from the finest
quality 10 the lowest in price.
In the Custom Department will always
be found The choicest selection Of Cloths,
Cass,meres and Vesiings, which will be
made up at the shortest notice, and IN The
latest STYLE and a fit always guaranteed.
The one price system strictly adhered To-.
Remember The name and place, Nos.
SIS and 1854, Yves; Baltimore street.
n. II. COLE s. CO.
Baltimore, June 81. lS5l-lv IA
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Chancery Court at Athens,

OhdASVlJ VVulJ dC ntuCuS,
OFFICE OF C. & NJ, Nov. RULES, 1881.
John l.. Ne wmnn. Jane. Sarah, and Rec
becca Newman,
William and James g. Newman. Levi
Smith, Sarah Jane. Zarah Ann, Samuel,
William L., John and Louisa Smith,
minors, SC.
IN this cause Il appearing from an slleea.
L lion in the bill, that Levi Smith, Sarah
Jane, Zaroh Ann, Samuel. William L.,
John ard Louisa Smith, are non resident
citizens Of the Sale OF Tenn and resi-.
dent citizens Of the State of Missouri.
and that Sarah Jane. Zarah Ann. Samuel.
William L.. John and Louisa, are minors
under the age OF twenty one, il is there.
lore ordered tina, publication be made in the
Athens Post, newspaper published in
Athens, Tor SIX successive weeks reauivins
the aforesaid nonresident defendants 70
make their personal appearance al cur ~ I,
Court OF Chancery. 10 be held IN A,Aens-
McMinn county, Tennessee. on the ri
Monday in February next, and plead. an.
swer or demur 10 compls ina ats bill filed
against them in said Court, or the sam.
will be take n as confessed as to them. ,nd
set Tor hearing accordingly.
WIN: LOWRY, c.&M.
Nov. Ia. ls5l-6t Prs fee "a I64
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Forest TTill Academy.

II I ifT.tN''' I.t'h''
1E,1E Fall and Wnrer Session OF the
above Institution will commence on
Monday, thp is' OF September next an"
continue a session Of q weeks, onder the
.unerin,endence %. Rev. S. CHrRcH, Alb,
and LADY.
TERMS, PEN SESSION.:
N,s sr1'" nr,hme,ic. $500
y, W Mf C;"nsra"by' and he Above, 500
Latin. Greet. Hebrew, French
ard Italian I.anouaars. 10" H'ahfr
Mathematics, Mental and Moral o.,
Sciences. Sc, Sc. lo'oo
Painting in Oil and Water IoIors, -,
Li,hoerarh. Mtz7orin'. &c Extra, Iooo
Embroidery, Wax Flowers and .,
Fruit. '.oo
Each student will Re required TO furnish
one load Of wood or its equivalent in money.
The Trustees deem il superllnous to say
awning in commendai nor OF Mr. ana MIS-
Church, as thorough and efficient Teachers,
further than to Stale that their efforts mus
far have been attended with success. ana
that we have great hope in the prosperity
Of our Academy under lis present adCllnls-
rraiinn. And for the encouragement OF The
Tea ch-rs and the success Of the School, We
have deci,ed that the Tuiion shall he paid
in advance, or one half in advance. and the
other at the close of the first half session.
provided that one week from Inc :rme O.:
entering School he considered in advance;
and that no scholar be received Tor less time
Than half session, unless providentlallv
prevented from attending School. in when
case allowances will he made for absences
tina, exceed one week. We decide, also,
thai such scholars IS fail TO rompv with
II . above arrangement shall not 'a taught
lnncer than one week from the time Of en-
lerng School.
CT. METCALFE Sec.
Aug. Is. lSIl--,f l3l
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EIoIIl VI MI tNVIy T''WIIIII III tIIIN V"IeT
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which conclusvely proves that
Truth Is stranger than Fiction
CURE or
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.

REV. DR.. LANDS, A CLERGYMAN
II New jersey Of distinguished attanments and
exalted rrputs:uSr -
SIDNEY New Jersey, July IL. lsis
DU. 4. II Canr.rp Dear Sir: You wish to know
If wha, la. been 'hc result in my own case %! "a,
application oi TIE GAi.vASlL BEl.T AND NECK
LACE. My reply i' as follows:
For about t~-r,iy gears had iecn suffering froI,
Dv,,-p.!d livery year the symptoms Lecam" woisG
nor tnuM obtain permanent reiici from any course
eff MEDICAL treatment whatever. About jJirtfti
y~aIs since IN consequence oi frequent exposure a
he weather. in the discharge OF my pastoral duties,
became SuhjcC. - a seyete Chronic PHouma'I>m
.hcn Tor year after year, caused me .n'icSclIha'ld
anguish Farther: ~ lie winter Of a. AMI ii, in COS.
sequence Of preaching great dea! IN my own and
by tn. BrO:lChI.i- which sunn became SO scSsre as
N require immediate suspension Of my pastoral
..E,rs ~ nrTCsHs system U'as NAG itn'J":h!g i'o'
.r4t,i sEd Bronchitis Became worse, 50 siso Die
ny US sprV.,a AMI Rhcumstic affection thus e. ncins
ti..t ti->- isnrde's we're connected with each other
.hr.u S lie H., i,.m oi the Nervous - stem In the
hole ,.ainiaro,-rid there seemed tn he no remedial
s<em which could reach and recupcrtt. nay ScrvoIs
y stem every thing that hgi ,ied for tins purpose
add completely failed. At last Vas led hy my friends
% examine your Inventions. AMI Though with in
ssuguine hopes Of their eflcieucyO determined
=, try the eject ri the application o. the HALt MI
BsLr AND NECKLACE, with the MAGNETIC
yItID. This was in June, IsI6 To NY GREAT
,sTcS,.uMy~r ~ Two pArsMY DYssrp.', HAD Go,E !;
EIGHT PAYS | wIs EsarLEp TO RESUME NV "a"
rosai IAsoss; .oR HAVE s,ScE OMITTED sisGLk
,ssvIcE on ACr0u,T Of the BE0rcHirfs AND NY
NHtrnaric nSscrio, HAS IsriRtir cf,stn TO
TsouxLE Such is the wonderful ana navy
results Of the ex pertinent
have recommended the BELT and FLUID TO
many who have been likewise suffering hon Seu.
rsiSic suec tons. They have tried them, WITH hArPY
srsuLT., 3HLiEvE, ~ IvEaY cAsE
am dear sir very respectfully yours.
ROBERT W. lands.
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G. A. JOUR IDA r.
1.YfkEEs,

Calhoun. Tenn,
(Shop t'co doors .Son!h Of Calhoun Hoiel,)
NAVING permanently located IN Cal.
M houn. respectfully tenders his services
to the public generally. His work shalt
be done in a style lnlerior 10 none in Eas'
Tennessee.
The Cash is always expected when the
work is taken away.
New York and Paris Fashions regularly
received.
Cutting and repairing done on the short.
est notice. and AT moderate prices.
County Produce will be taken in pay
ment for work at the market price.
Oct. 81, lSjl-tf 1862
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Dr.. Keeler's Family Medicines,
4 V.aDE .NECU.N OF HEALTH.


AREMEDY FOR EVERY ILL.
arr ICTED IL E.AD ID.
DR. KEELEns CouGH sYRUr.--Among
~ all the remedies before the pubic, this
stands pre- sentiment in inc'pient Consnmp-
ton. Bronchitis. Ca,arrhs Coughs, Hoarse.
ness Whouping Cough, Pleurisv. Asthma,
Spl,,lns of Blood. and for ali affections Of
the pulmonary organs, occasioned by cold.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon
this remedy, and the proprietor urges any
one affected with any OF the above com
plants to secure it at once. 1t is warranted
to cure or no paw. Price only so cents.
DR.. KEELEn's CORDIAL AMP CAEMl-
NATIVE Every family whether rich or
poor, who values health and all lis bless
inps, should have this invaluable remedy
n, hand. It is infinitely the best remedy
known for D;arrhea Dssenlerv. Cholera
Mnrbus. Cholera Intanum, Cholic, F!a'u-
l.ncv, Gripn. Pains, Group, SC. and for
oil diseases Of the stomach and bowels,
caused by Teethine. The numerous lesII'
monlaIs from Physicians dad others, nnso'
licted, has given ii reputation as Inn as
sdnmanl. Price 25 cents per bottle.
DIX. KEELER's VERMIFU6s SERUP.-
This remedy 10 pleasant TO the taste Harm
less to the patient and all powerful IN de-
stroying and removing all kinds OF worms
from the body. II Is without doubt, the
cheapest and best worm destroying medi-
cine before The public, and will. il admin.
l,lered according to directions remove them
within 5 or 6 hours after taken. The lose
i, small, and each bottle contains twice as
much as similar remedies. Price only 70
cents per bottle.
Da. KEELER's LIVER AND SANATIvE
P,LLs-AI,housh not recommended as
"cure ALL" yet they are the mildest and
best remedy 10 remove Consumption, Jaun'
dice. Dyspepsia, Biliousness. Nervousness
Foul Stomach. Head ache, Indigestion, &c
Unlike other purgatiys medicines, they
leave the bowels always relaxed. conse.
GuenrIv are the proper medicine Tor iami'
lies and persons leading seden'ary llle.-
Price Is cents.
Dx. KEeLeR's RHEUMATIC LorIoN.-
A Justly celebrated external application for
mains of the Chest, Neuralgia, Headache.
Sprains, Bruises, Tic Dooreaux, SNell-
inys of the Joints, Rheumatism, Goui,
Scia,ica, and for al! disorders wherein a
sedative and rubeiacient remedy is appli'
cable, Price Is cents per bottle.
All of the above celebrated and extern.
siveIy used medicines. are prepared and
sold Wholesale and Retail. 29l Market
street. PhIadel pha. and for sale by G. w.
ROSS & Co., Athens, aai by Druggists
and Merchants IN all The large towns
throughout the Stale,
Oct. II. lS5l-ly 100
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Iron Agency,
A FEW tons assorted rolled Iron from
IA the i,,owah Iron Works.
Tire Iron. It 10 9 inches WIDE.
Square" to ! square.
R0nnl " + 10 round.
Eand &" tot " wide.
Nail. Rod and other Iron suitable for
Biacksmilhs and Farmers.
JAS. p. BAlN. Near the Depot
Charleston, Oct. 81, lS5l-Gm 1872
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.
SSENGER TRAINS.

~ :, ~ ~ ~ W II ~ ~ ~ -
FIRST. OR AccoMMoDATioN TRAIN.
a EAN t.S Charleston daily Al a. NJ. e.,
~ and arrives al famturo ar3A p. M.
Leaves Hamburg daily a, 6 A. NJ, and
arrives at Charleston al | 4 p. III.
This train takes up aud sets down all
way passengers.
sECoNp. or EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Charleston da,Iy al ia a. NJ.
and arrives a, Hamburg at 5 p. NJ.
Leaves Hamburg AT 10 a. NJ, aud arrives
at Charleston at 81 =. NJ.
This tram takes through Passengers only,
and al'rays arrives in 'ull time TO connect
with the evening train OF the Georgia Rail
Road. al Augusta, gong West, and with
the Wilmington Boats, and with the New
York and Philadelphia line OF Steamers
going East.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
FIRST, OR REGULAR TRAINS.
Lea.p Charleston daily at 5 a. NJ, ar
rive al Hamburg before | / A. NJ. me- xi day,
and as many trains leave every morning as
may he necessary 10 take of all the Goods
received before o'clock the evening be-
fore, and on their arrival a, Hamburg, are
Immediately discharged. and sent ever TO
the Georgia Rail Road.
SECOND, or Express Freight Train 10 con,.
mence running on 20lh August.
Leaves Charleston 5 p. NJ, and arrives
a, Hamburg a, 7 A. NJ. next morning.
Leaves Hamburg al p. M. and arrives
al Charleston AT Z, A. NJ.
This train will take light and valuable
Goods only, say boxes and bales Dry
Goods. Hats, Shoes, Safdlery. Glass.
Drugs, Sc, &C., which will be sent over
immediately on arrival to the Georgia Rail
Road Depot. at Aueus'n, and from thence
Will he despatched by the day or night
nail trains, or hy ezra express OF Tn"
Georgia Rail Road, to their points Of deS>
tinalion In addiIion tn the ahnve, Messrs'
Combs s. Chambprln have made arrange
mems TO express light Goods on their own
account BY the Passenger Tram.
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T. MASDEN LAYTON, MD,

HAVING permanently located at CAL
IA HOUN, Tenn. respectfully prohrrs
his professional services to the citizens
thereof and vicinity. hoping by strict atien-
ton To The duties OF his office, TO be fsvora.
bly, noticed BY those requiring Medical as
sisiance.
Oct. q, lS5l-6m i6l
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DIR. E. D. GILBER T,

HAVING located at DECATUR, Tenn.
II tenders his professional services to the
of Meias and The adjoining counties
Oflise, on the West side Of the Public
Square, where he may he found at
times, unless professionally absent.
Decatur, June 7, IS50-f 50
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Cha1cerV Sale,

EpY viiine Of a decree of the Chancert
~ CnH'i At Cleveland, made at its last
term, wlI offer 'or ale al be Conr, house
d"or in Benton. Polk county, on Saturday,
III" 21rh day Of December nsxt. all the
gigh', ulip, iulercet and clam. that The
heirs Of san.nel Mcdonnell. deed, have
in and IN the following tracts of land, TO
wit: iC0 Acres the South .wesl quarter of
section SO. fractional township 9. S,uih,
ranged, Fast OF the basis line. in the Ocoee
district, P"lk county. Also, SO Acres
East half OF til" Northwest quarter Of
secrion 50, fractional township 2. South,
range j, East of The basis line, in the Ocoee
district. Polk county.
TERMS OF SALE:-Fi(teen per cent. of
the purchase mon. Y will be required in
Cash. and the residue in equal portions. on
a credit of one and Two years, secured by
bond and security. and a lien retained on
the land until the money is paid.
JAMES BERRY, G.. & M.
Nov. ID, lejl-lds Prs fee $3.50 l64
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DR.. CHRISTIE's
CAJ.VANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in cases "t ton, nis""'
or Eit. SRA. mode Complaints and general Nervous
AHections 81 the Head and upper eAtremi'ies Ai- IN
Psi.v and psral, SIS and all diseascs caused hy 3
deficiency of rover or Ser, Gus Energy III Tie hmbs
or other oIgaI,I II the body
sr.- Many hundred Certificates from all phits OF
the Country Of the most extaoriiEaTy character eSa
be given, if required .,, ,h ,,sa of
DID CURISTIE'S G.9LT.fSIC .ik!itLtS anu
thew NAV be worn by the most ieehis ahi ue1's,'
with p~f,art ease and safety. IN many cases III.
sen.aon attending their use Is hshsy p'td.a'., one
a,y,,abi,. they can be sent to any Isrt OF The
country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three DOLLARS.
The Galyanic Necklace. Two Dollars.
The GsIvanic Bracsleta. One Dollar Zach.
The Magnetic Fluid, ons ooAar.
M The articles accompanied 10y h'ii and plain
objections Pamphlets a,.h full particulars may be
had o. the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR c AUTiOI.
DC Beware Of C0""'e'''i'' AID ""'iA''' '''
For sale 10 Cleveland by
w. X. PICKENS, Agent.
Sept. s, ls5I-ly l54
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Boots and Shoes,

A LARGE and well selected stock lust 70.
"A ceived, and will be sold ohsap for C..h
or Produce, by G. ROSS A. RI
Oct. 3, ls5l--u Isa /,
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All goods consigned 10 tic agent Of the
South Carolina Ra,lroad Co.. Charleston,
accompanied with Bill IF Lading. or ad-
rice, will be received and forwarded free Of
commsslon, hnt without such BIN OF La
ding. or ADVICE. the Company Will not be-
responsible. For the rules aud regulations
of the Company generally, see The Tafi!l
OF Rates printed on cards
J. -. pETSCI. Sup't. Ttansh.
Charleston, August |. iSJi-f 140
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Few GaCag----ITew CoCds'
THyHE subscribers would call the a,len.
l. ton Of Merchants doing business in
Georgia. Alabama aid Tennessee, to their
extensive assortment OF
EGi,Gy EooGs,
Comprising large collection Of Combs,
Buttons. Pins, Ne"dles, Pocket Books, Port
Nonnies. Srsrenders. Cotton and Silk
Purses. Ladies' Belts. Black and Co!orPl
Sewing Silk. Spool Thread Of all coiors
and al all prices. Flax Thread. Braids and
Tapes. together with Hair. Shoe and Cloth
brushes. Tooth Brushes, Hooks and Ewes,
Beads. Necklaces. Fancy Soaps. Perfume
nv ard Hair Oils Of every style and qualify.
Together with
hooks and Stationery,
Such as School Books. Blank Books, Let
ter and Cap Paper, Paste Boards. Steel
Pens. Qnils, Gold and Silver Pencils
Also, large stock OF
Wrapping Pepper
manufactured Mt our own Factory in South
Carolina. Our stock is now so extensive
that il would he impossible 10 give list OF
one half the articles kept BY the subscribers.
But we can only say 10 merchants from the
above States, TO give us call as we are
to offer goods al lower prices
and upon as favorable terms as can be GOT
in New York. A II orders bv mail or 9th
prwise. will he promptly attended TO. and
the utmost care taken 10 send such articles
as are desired and a, the same prices as il
purchased personally.
DUNHAM & RLAKELY.
Augusta, Ca. Feb. Ia. ls5l-if 1875
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A LOT of superior UPPER and SOLE
IA LEATHER on hand and for sale low
at J. McGAUGHEY'S.
Nov. 8, 1850 Ill
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H A R D w A R E
COURTNEY L. TENNENT,

CHARLESTON, so. ca,
A RE now opening direc, from England,
"A very splendid stock Of Hardware.
Cutlery, Guns. &c., purchased by one Of
their firm in person, for cash.
Merchants visiting Charleston will find i,
TO their interest TO call and examine their
stock. which they offer on the most iayora,
bic terms.
Espi.6. lS5l-6m' I5l
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Boots and Shoes

JACKSON & LILLARD have just re-
q ceiyed a fresh supply Of fine Boots and
Shoes. [July 4. 1851
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DR.. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Ia used for all complaints affecting the IhWat or
H..a ,uch rs Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness of the Head.
Neuralgia in the Face, Buzzing or Roaring IN tne
Esrs Deafness, which is generally Nervous ana us'
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H0lSton Glass,
FRANKLIN HOUSE,

4 doors above Gould and Barkiy. above
W. Kitchens. and 4 beloU Buford,
Bale g. Co.,
BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, CT.
THIS Hotel is situated 10 a business part
L of the city. and as cow enient Is any 9th.
?, House to the Depot Georgia Rail Road.
The proprietor will be pleased to see his
friends and The travelling public generally,
promising on his part nothing shall be
wanting TO make them comfortable and
their stay agreeable.
PIice Of Board per dav 81 ,25.
u. b. RAMSEY,
Proprietor.
JAS. A. WEAVER, Of Tenn,
.3ssistant.
REFEREHcE-J. II. Lowry and Brother,
of Tennessee.
Sept l2. iS5l-6m l55
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Darangenent Of tho Nervous System,
The gltht FecNIHIIty NM eNV'IIPNV'VI
Or. Christio's Galyanic Curatives,

consists in the fact that they arrest and care d%easc
rs oroGyd G1piicd'io in place Of the usual mode %!
erug sng AMI ply sickins the patient till exhausted
Nature sinks horeessly under The infection
They sneusiten he mhoi. system. sqioH'e me etrcn
oiio If n. ki7ni promote ne sOHs, Gd nst'r Do
me si:disH iui'ny under any circmm.ianf's SINCE
heir in,roiuc ton in the United States, only three