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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-09-22

FREE DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS AT BRIM-
EIELD.--o Blake will speak at the center oI
Brimield next Saturday evening, Sept. %.
o. P. Brown and A Topping will speak at
the same place on Monday evening, Sept.
27, instead of the oath, as notified last week.
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Gen. Scott

Passed through Ravenna on Monday
last, The .hero of hundred fgh 8
the Wing candidate for The Presidency.
.'wigh the resolutions annexed" was greet
3 iby quite throng at the Depot.
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MAHALA F. WEsT,
vs.. Petition t0f Dlvorce.

The defendant will take notice that pe-
tiiion was flied in the office Of The clerk of
the, Court of Commea Pleas OF Portage
county, state Of Ohio. on tho 10th day of
August, A. d. 1854. 'Fhe object and pray
er Of the patition is, that the bands of tnstrl-
nsony heretoTose existing between The par
ties may be Dissolved anti far alimoay. Cause
alleged, habitnal drunkenness nr three yeafs-
BtRCEkARD &c TX Len
I Ifia4 .ew Sols. for Complainant.
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The Fulton County Bank. is the name
of "a Bank just established at Glowervilie.
New York. Capital 100000 J. Nc
Lain. IT,, Cashier.
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$50, DoIlars,ForfeIt-

DIR. Hunter will forfeit $50 if failing to cure anp
case of secret disease that may under his care
no matter how long standing affecting. Either
sex invited to his private rooms 3S North Sey-
enth street. Philadelphia without fear of interTpptio
from other patients. Strangers and others who have,
been unfortunate in the selection of physician are
invited TO call.
IMPoTENcY-Through unrestraincd indulgence of
the passions by sef-buse the evils are mn
merous. Premature impotency involuntary seminal
discharges, wasting of the organs loss of memory, a
distaste for female society general debility or eonst
tutienaf arrangement, to follow If ueces-
sary, consult the doctor with confidence; he offers
perfect cure.
Read and reAeet.-The afflicted would do well "a,
reflect before trusting their health happiness and il,
many cases their lives in the hands of physicians @
nOrant of this class of maladies 1t is certainly i'm,
possible for one to understand all the ills the
human family subject to. Every 5respectable.
physician has his peculiar branch in which he is more
successful than his brother professors and to that he
ceyotes most of his time and study
Years of practice, exclusively devoted to the stnsv
and treatment of diseases of the sexual organs to-
gether with ulcers upon the body throat nose erleps
pains In the head or bones, mercu-iI sheur,aatisn
structures, gravel Irregularities diseases arisir from,
youthful eAeesses or impurities of the blood where
by the constitution has become enseebled enables
the doctor to offer speedy relief to all who NAV place
themselves Under his care.
3 Medicine forwarded to any part of the TTn;tea
States Price, So, and SIC, per package IIs5-1r
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n H. B. spelman will speak at Free
dom to night.
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NJ Mr.. Hale speaks in Garfield. Sept
%, and ia Warren, Sept. 80.
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A cam.

The LADIES of Rayenna win please accept our
thanks for their very efficient and extraordinary
tions, in removing Goods during the fire of the
14th inst, in this place.
S. A. & r. A. GILLETT.
Agricultural Fair and Cattle
-< Show.
Ihe annual meeting. Cattle Show and
Fair Of Portage County Agricultural Soci-
ely will be held OF Ravenna on the 29th
and 80 h days Of Sept. 1852 pursuant to
the provisions of the Constitution Of the
Society.
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Judge Spaiding

Speaks at Mantua center on Friday next. a
2 o'clock P. NJ, and ngain in the evening.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS of parents who use Yer
mifuge composed of Castor Oil Calomel 6 C., are
not aware that while they appear TO benefit the
patient, they are actually laying The foundations
for series of Diseases such as salvation loss of
sight, " cakness of limbs. &c
In another column viii be found the advertise
ment of Hobensack s Medicines, 10 which We ask
the attention of all directly interested in their own
as Wei as their children health. In Liver ccm
paints and all disorders arising from those of bill
ious type, should make use of the only genuine
medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills.
10 "BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for IIoben-
sacks Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe
that each has the signature of the Aroprietor. J.
N. Hobensack, as else are genuine.
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A. A. HARRIS. Secretary.

% Another ScIcntiic wouderI-lmportant 10
Dyspeptcs DR.. J. s. Hopghfons Pepsin, the
true digestive Fluid or Gastric Juice, prepared
from ReHnet, or the fourth Stomach of the Ok, af-
ter directions Of Baron Iiebia, the great PhysIolo-
gic.al Chemist, by J. S. IIoughton, NJ. d. lhila-
delphIa. Tins is truly wonderful remedy for In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Janndice, liver complaint,
constipation aud debility, curing natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlers containing
scientific evidence ofits value, fnrhshed by agents
gratis. Sre notice among the medical advertise
mems. IId2.ly
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Very respectfully,

SAMUEL LEWIS.
During the reading of the letter, the Pres
ident of the Convention came in, accompani-
ed by Mr. Hale, who took his seat upon the
platform, amid, tremendous cheering.
Ga thecall of the meeting, song, "The
Glorious Cause" was sung by by MIR. Phi
lander Winchester, which was receiyd in a
lattering manner.
The President then rose, and after n
spirited recital of the facts cannected with
the history of Mr.. Hale, and his separation
from the party with which he formerly act
ed, introduced him formally to the meeting,
which greeted him with prolonged applause.
Mr. Hale then spoke for an hour and q
hall to the completely filled and crowded
hall-his remarks being frequently interrupt
ed with applause.
/, At the the close of Mr.. Hale's remarks the
President, Mr.. Giddings, was called for; bu,
on account of the lateness of the hour, he de-
clned, at present, to detuin the crowded au-
eieuce.
The ''SPENcER FAMILY" being present
then came upon the rhtform, and sung the
'.Ho! the Car, Emanoipasiou," in a name,
10 elicit tremendous applause from the audi.
ence. When, on motion, the President nd.
journed the Convention, sine die.
J.R. GlDDlNGS, President
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Gen. Scott is ial Rave lsEla
44nd so are C. g. j. C. Prentiss, arith lots of
HE VI G o. m d g.

gHNHE subscribers are now receiving from New
Il York a. big stock of Goods adapted to the Fall
and Winter trade. They would merely say in regard
to them that they were purchased for cash. and will
be sold leaee than be bought at any other place
in the county. Those having doubts, or those desi-
rous of making good use of their money-and the
"rest OF mankind" invited to eall-and free of
charge" to examine our stock
Sept. 81, 1852. C. j. C. PRENTISS.
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"A fool says the Arab proverh, may be
known by six things: anger without cause,
speech without profit, change without motive
inquiry without object, putting trust in a
stranger. aud not knowing his Gienda from
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."Every family should have a
Copy,
an hlralua5le Book only 25 ctsep per ccpHa
MAN, KNOW FHYsELF.

an htraiua5le Book only 25 cts per ccpx4
MAN, Know FHYsELF.
EER. Hunters Medical Manual and Hand Book
AD for the afflicted. Containing an outline of the
gn progress, treatment and of every form OF
diseasecontracted by promscuous sexual intercourse
by sef-abuse, or by sexual excess. with advice tar
their prevention; written in familiar STYLE avoiding
all medical technicalities and everything that would
offend the of decency from the result of some 20
years successful practice, exclusively devoted to the
To which is added receipts for the cure of the above
diseases, and treatise the causes symptoms and
of the Fever and Ague, for 25 cents copy; six
copies for ST.; will be forwarded to any part Of the
"Box 1876 Post Office or the author. 3S North Sew
CTR +
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Earspn for S.aic.

Farm for Sale.
TE She undersigned, offers his farm for sale,
IA situated in Mantua on good Travelled
road p miles from the Corners and miles from
the Rapids in Hiram. Said farm contains 225
acres of excellent and-l6 of it under ioproye-
ment-well tinlbered-haso on it a farm house and
all necessary farm buidings-a well of soft water
and good bearing orchara-and well watercd
throughout with living water, altogether one of
'he :, most desirable farms in the county.
For further particulars enquire of the su5seri
Der on the premises.
SETH HARMON.
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Admintsiy ntOr's Notice.
MTOTlCE is hereby given that the un,ler-
lN signed has been appointed and qualified
US administrator on The estate of William
Pickering, ateo of Deer6eld, Portage county,
deceased -
THOMAS GREEN.
Aug. 81, 1852. 1852 3w
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In this village. on Monday evening last after
short but severe Illness ALGERNoN S. COLLINS aged
46 years.
In Detroit, in the 18th inst. JONI c.. only son of
John H. Harmon, aged years and 5 months
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

Provision and Variety Store,
In the Rooms formerly occupied by Ii. L. G. Il.
Day, Collins Block, Main st.
NHE undersigned are receiving a we'll Sc
lected stock of Family Groceries and Pro-
visions, which they are prepared TO dispose of at
low prices. Our experience in this trade will
enable to offer purchasers articles of tile best
quality, and at satisfactory rates. All articles
warranted.
Tie following comprises portion of our stock ::
CoFFEE. Goldfish Mackerel trout
Rio, Saymra, Java. Whitefsh. Pickerel Her.
TEAS. ring.
Young Hyson, Imperial Ton.cco.
Gun Powder. Black. A full assortment.
SreAa and MoLAssEs sSegars do.
Orleans Havana, Crush BAcoN. &c.
ed, Powdered, Granula- Hams Shoulders Dried
ted, Loaf. b. H. Coffee, Beef Pork, Snusages,
Stuart Syrup N. O. Mo Tongue.
lasses. SUNDRIEs. ~
SPfcEs. Soap, Candles. Ropes
Cloves, Nufmegs, Gin Cordage Oils Tar Rice,
ger, Cinnamon, Alsp;ce Madder, indigo, Rosin,
Pepper, Mace, &c. Soda, Cream Tartar,
FRrIrs &c. fSal Soda Canary Hemp,
Raisins, Figs, LEMONS ind Rape Seed, Cheese
I Oranges, Pranes, Dates Cakes, Crackers; Pow
Dried Currans, Presar- der, Shot Glue, Sand.
we'd Ginger, Candies, as paper Pals Tubs Wash
sorted, Liqaorice, Nuts boards, Mop Handles
| all kinds. Brooms BRUSHES Black
FISH. ling, &C.
The earliest and best of Green Vegetables and
marketing generally, always on hand. No pains
spared TO make our establishment such that those
WHO may want, get at all times what the
country and cities afford in our line Those wish.
ing to purchase, are requested TO call and exam
inc our stock and prices, and share with Us their
patronage. H. w. SMITH & Co.
n. B--Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Pro
duce generally.
Ravenna, Aug 10. 1882 usI-tf
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MAN00ADc {
ID Il 15 u

In Edinburgh, on the 9th inst. by Rev. w. Blu
EPHRAIM MORTON and MARY ]. BoND.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-24
OBITUARY.

DIED-At the residence of her husband,
near Columbus, Polk county, Tenn, Mrs RA-
CnEL BRADFonD, cOnsort of Col. Henry Bradford.
Rachel Mcfarland was born in Bedford co.,
Va, on the Goth Of August, 1888, and her
father removed to Tennessee in 1891. She
was married to Col. Henry Bradford on the
18th of January, 1799 and died on the I'd of
August 1852, aged nearly so years. She rails
cd nine sons and one daughter
Mrs Bradford made profession of religion
soon after her marriage, and in the year 1919
attached herself to the Presbyterian Church,
and was worthy, respectable and Pious mem
Der of that Church until her death. She
had been sorely afflicted for many years, but
she bore her sufferngs with christian-like
meekness She often conversed with her
family-told them that she would soon be
done with this world ofsorrow, and eyhorted
them to prepare 80 meet her in Heaven. The
morning before her death she seemed to be
aware that her final departure was at hand,
and her constant prayer was "I.ord Jesus! re-
cciye nv spirit" About half hour before
she died, she was asked if she felt like she
was going home TO meet her friends that had
zone before her. aud as she was unable to
sneak she was requested to raise her hand as
token that all was right. Though she was
then locked in the cold and icy arms of Death,
and about to take final farewell of her hus-
band, children and friends, still her faith in
the Savior was mistaken, her hopes were
bright, and she raised her hand though cold
as marble, and bowed her head triumphantly,
and soon after expired.
Mrs. Bradford was dutiful wife, q fond
mother, faithful friend, kind mistress, an
obliging neghbor and a pious and humble
christian, and may her husband, children and
friends follow her example.-[ Com
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Decree to Sell Land.

Elizabeth Jarnngin, widow, de-, and A. ". B.
Jnrnagin, A.. IT, Jarnagin and John n. Jar
nngin, by their Guardian, the said Elizabeth
.arnagin, Morris N. Smith and wife Amanda
NJ, Henry J. Eaton and wife Sarah L., and
AN. Runyan and wife Mary Ann.-PErITIos
er parte.
DURSUANT to decree rendered in this
l. case at the August term of the Chancery
Court Mt Athens, 1852, /, William Lowry.
Clerk d Master OF said Court, will sell to the
highest bidder, at the Court house door in the
town of Athens, McMnn county, Tenn, on
the 4th day of October next
2G44 ACRES or LAND
with good Grist and Saw mills, and excellent
waterpower composed ofthe Southwest quar-.
ter of section9 9, townships, range !, West, and
the Southeast quarter of section s, township S,
range |, West, Iliwassoe district, except q
fraction of SSt Acres conveyed by Caswell
Jarnagin to Sampson Archer, and 90 Acres
and 1876 poles conveyed by same to Martin
Frazier--it being the land owned by said Cas-
well Jarnagn in his lifetime. One-half the
purchase money to be raid down and credit
of II months ON the balance-bond and secu-
riy and lien retained on the land until paid.
WM LOWRY, Z. d W.
August 2G, lS52-td Prs fec 81 2O5
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Land and Negro for Sale.

4 GREEABLY to an order and decree oil the
N Honorable Circuit Court of Meigs county,
Tennessee, ut the August term, 1852, | will
proceed to sell on the premises, on saturday,
the 3Oih day of October next the following
described Lands, to wit: One Tract containing
rs Acres, in the 4th range, West of the mcrl-
dian, first fractional township, thirty-sixth
section, and the Southeast fractional quarter
of said section-bcginnin at the Southeast
corner Of said quarter. One other Tract con.
tanning 100 Acres, in the ith range, West of
the meridian, first fractional township thirty.
sixth section, and the Northeast quarter OF
said misunderstanding at the Northeast cor
ner of said quarter. | will also sell at the
same time and place NEGRO fellow named
Lewis-all of which will be sold if they bring
the minimum value fixed upon the same, on Il
crcdi, of twelve months. except the sum o,
fifty dollars, which will be required to be paid
on The dav of sale and lien retained upon
said Land and Negro until the purchase
money is paid. All of which will sold to CT
feet a distribution among the heirs OF John
A''"e' JOHN NJ. LILLARD, CLERK.
Sont 10 lS52-tds Prs fee So POI
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Chancery Sale Of Land Il Negroes,

DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery
l. Court at Athens, at the August term,
1852, in the case Of Scrug-s and Forrest, Adj
mnis,rators of a. G.. Rec, deed, against the
Widow, Heirs and Creditors % the said A. &.
Rice. Decd will sell on the LIST day of No
vcrnber next, at the late residence Of the said
4. G. Rice, decd, to the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, TWO NEGROES, to wit: Jacob
aged about 80 or 60, and Mary, aged about 80.
Also, at the same time and place, all the
LANDS bclongin. to the estate of the said a.
G. Rice, deed, with the rcvcrsionary interest
in the widows dover, there being about 1880
acres, more or less, including the dover, and
about 9lS acres exclusive of dover
Bond and security will be required at one
and two years. and lien retained on the
land until all is paid.
WM LOWRY, c. d. W.
Sept. 10, 1S52-td Prs fee $3.50 200
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HARD PRESSED. "A good wing from a
ncighboring county writes to us that our
neighbor Eastman, of the American, has writ.
ten to him, appointing him Il committee man
Of the democratic party for his county, and
authorizing and requesting him to appoint a
subcommittee Of three an each Girl district of
the county to punch up the democratic fires,
whip in the lukewarm and refractory demo.
Gratis, &c.
Now, this is rather novel appointment!
How many other such has our neighbor
made! Ii we find that he intends putting his
party friends under wing overscers, we shall
rather feel sighted that he has offered as no
commission. Our friend informs us that our
ncighbor desires him to find out and report
to headquarters here, how many refractory
democrats there are in his county! lie says
he wants to know what's the matter with
them, and that if he only knew, he would try
to send them documents to turn them back, If
possible! lie says he has almost all sorts of
documents here, to suit; and if he has not,
Mr.. FOrney has, at Washington; to whom our
wing friend is authorized to send for them
He desires this friend of ours to report to
him also how many wings there are in his
county who will bolt the wing ticket! He
asks him to have the county thoroughly
secured by troops of district committee men,
to have every voter seen, and every democrat
brought to the polls! What on earth has got
into our ncighbor to make such unreasonable
requests rs these of one of the truest wings
in the State of Tennessee! Will he explain.
Nashville Banner.
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Chancery Court at Athens.
ATTACHMENT AND INJUNCTION BILL.
james W. Paxton,

Solomon D. Jacobs, Edward S. Temple, and
East Tennessee ~ Georgia Rail Road Co.
IN this cause it appears from an allegation
/ in the BILL which is sworn to, that Solomon
ID Ilco,s is q non resident Of the state of
Tennessee, it is s.ereforc ordered that publ
cation be made in the Athens Post, newspa-
per published in Athens, McMinn county,
Tennessee, for four successive weeks, requiring
thc said Solomon ID. Jacobs to make his per-
sonal appearance at our next Chanccry Court
TO be holden in Athens, on the Sd Monday Of
February next. and plead, answer or demur
to complainani's bill filed against him in said
Court, or The same will be taken as confessed
as to him and set for hearing accordingly.
WM LOWRY, q. d. W.
Sent 90. lSj2-4t Prs fee 50 900
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500 Agents Wanted !
$1,000 A YEAR!

WANTED in every county of the United
w States, active and entcrprising men, to
engage in the sale OF some of the best Books
published in the country. To men of good
address, possessing amall capital of from S25
to 800, such inducements will be offered as
to enable them to make from SO to $40 day
profit.
c7y" The Books published by us are all use
flu! in their character, extremely popular, and
command large sales wherever they are offered
For further particulars, address postage
paid,) DANIELS IL GETZ,
{rrecessors to W. 4. Leory d. Co..
No 1873 North Second st., PHILADELPHIA.
Sept. "a, lS52-3m 200
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For the athens Post.

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRACY OF
MCMINN AND BRADLEY COUNTIES, Al
CALHOUN.
At meeting of the Democrats of McN1inn
and Bradley counties, at Calhoun, on Satur.
day;-the 18th day of September, 1852, the
FOLLOWING proceedings were had:
Onmotion, WIN. RoGERs Esq, was called
to the Chair, and JOHN II. WELLS and JAS G.
McCARTY were appointed Secretaries.
sam'l A. Smith, Esq, briefly explained the
object of the meeting and introduced the fol-
lowing resolutions:
RESOLVED, That Mass Meeting of the De-
mocracy be held at Calhoun and Charleston
on Thursday, the 18th day of October next,
and that the people of Georgia. North Ala
bama and Tennessee be respectfully invited
to attend.
Resolved That a copy of the proceedings of
this meeting be sent to the Hamilton Vindi-
Gator, Dalton Times, and Athens Post, for
publication. WIN. ROGERS, Chairman.
JomN II. WELLS, s..,.
JAS G. MCCAETY
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e r &C RE S!

Sn0 BAGS Rio Coffee;
CUU 100 mats Java Coffee;
100 hhds. Muscovada and n. Orleans Sugar:
40 hhds. fine Porto Ricoand st. C,oix Sugar.
$50 bbls. Clarified Sugar;
100 pkgs Loaf, Crushed d Powdered Sugar;
100 hhds. Molasses;
80 bhls. New Orleans Syrup;
20 bbls. n. Y. Sugar House Syrup, fine;
Imperial;
100 pkgs Mackerel-No. l, and 3;
1000 kegs Nails, all sizes;
1000 sacks Salt.
Also, large quantities Of Bagging, bale Rope
Bed Cords Tw:nc, Buckets, Brooms, Powder
Shot, Lead, Spices, Fancy and Bar Soap, Can
dles-Talow, Adamantine and Sperm.
Wines and Liquors. For sale bv
BAKER d. WILCOX.
Augusta, Sept. "a, lS52-tf 2O9
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$50 Reward +!

T WILL give the above reward of Fifty Dol
i. lars for the apprehension and delivery to
me at Athens, Tennessee,a NEGRO BOY man,
ed Elias. Said boy is of a mulatto color aged
about twenty years, five feet five inches high.
Said Negro is said to be smart and sensible.
Or will give the sum Of Twenty-Five Dollars
if caught and secured in any Jail in the United
States, so that can get him. He was raised
at or near Tellico Plains. in Monroe county,
Tennessee, and is supposed to be in that part
of the country.
- WV JAMES ". GRESHAM, Executor
of Ph;iander Wright. decd
Athens. Tenn, Sept. "a, ls32-tf* 200
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T.. BROWNS
Essence of Jamaica Ginger

TIIIS Essence is preparation of unusual
Il excellence. In ordinary diarrhTa incpi-
ent cholera, in short, in all cases of prostra.
ton of the diges i've functions, it is of inesti
mable value. During the prevalence of cpl
demic cholera and summer complaints OF
children, it is peculiarly efiicacious; no family
or individual should be without it.
CAuTloN.-Be sure to get the genuine Es-
sence which is prepared only by +. BRowS, at
his Drug and Chemical Store. n. +. corner OF
Fifth and Chestnut street, Philadelphia, and
for sale by all the respectable Apothecarics in
the United States; and in ATHENS by G. W.
ROSS d Co, in Philadelphia Tenn, by JSo
SrANFIELD d. Son.
Sept. II, lSJ2-tf 2OS
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

TINE subscriber wishes to sell the valuable
FARM at the head of Spring Creek. in
the county of McMinn. containing, 500 Acres
los in cultivation; first rate Peach Orchard,
and moderate Apple Orchard; comfortable
Buildings; Water and Timber, none to excel;
tbouobt TO be one of the most desirable sites
in the country; situated six miles North OF
Athens. Is miles South of Brady's Ferry, on
the main Stock Road leading from Kentucky
to Georgia: calculated far the best stand on
the road For terms apply to the subscriber
on the premises HOLLAwAY POWER
Sept 81, lS52-4t* ~?