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DTRroRD co.'s GREaT CALI IoHNIA, OREGON,
Dsnd South America Ex will ho despatched per splen-
dd Ohio takust via Aspin fall and Panama
.nd to connect ,h the Psctc matt steamer fenueasee
fbrouSh aestinatop usnR In chtcee " our specs
,rsmpgos through IN thirty dsys ahead or all ohere
shippers vil please scnd IN their goods esrly Frssh
Pm, day ofsailing. BEkVRD N %, zhs'or nov .
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her finger: gold pcncA attached to sk cord dollar
In SILVER in brown bead purse letter was found in
Der pocket post marked New York, addressed Mrs
Fmcline Mlligsn, in care Of Mrs Lindsay CstskiM
Her name Is therefore, supposed to be Mrs Milligau
"a rmaie child between two and three years Of
with long dark hair dressed In white fock white
der clothing white stockings and black shoes.
3A colored woman about fifty years age very stout
dressed In back bomhsziDe frock silver spec in
leather brsss thmbie in her pocket To be
Bessie Williams of poughkeopsie
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Arrival Of the Pampero at Now Orleans.
New ORLEANS, July 80, 1860.
The Pampero arrived yesterday from San Juan. She
brought news.
The weather here is very hot and dry.
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The verdict rendered by the jury in the held by
Coroner ves wac" That the deccnsed persons TO
their death by drowning the 2Sth inst, in
queDce Of the burning OF the steamboat Henry Ciayn
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DRAFTS ON IRELAND, &o-TnE SU UBSCRIBERS
s pssssd s GS .SS II sums 70 VII !.
sailing ss 6s6. iI.h: 7.h 2i.s .nd sh every
PEorosALs FOR LoANasgss 600 SEVEN PER CENT
and Gin eSansti Rarsas propasss VIII
:; :; Es 5sssS1 s
% g. n Sy
:a:
ss ss M
ins SsysSis s q
of SSqo secured BY mortgage on hf.yseven miles Of
Thsy ' % & .apsn.s
sH IN 's
pounds. K tIs yard and hos been rannias
% sn Of ss snd freight o ss ssd Is
cost Of tas Th. thirty mile. o rosa from
fia:
head Of wheat 1893 bushels. and l6O4 o6
o tho shs q e % s .
nilstorOush to B.prs opposite Parker,burs where it
s. % y ss
sss
$ssa ss :s: q
Colonel Ewood Norris Civil Engineer and b. H. Latrobe
bssSush Pss:r.Sass may shs t.ntins Sous.
Of D''n' 81 II S Esst c
TIE RAILROAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
Mississippi pEoposss viii b re- Received @
lance about miles and the che
s ss and ah 1;
to % commenced Without delay Payments for york and
ss
I b. ~ a
Satisfactory proof Of responsibility viii be required from
ssI s pan. and @ e
fpsis.5 2s1s july SsSsfS j and Railroad
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
~ The Directors have this day declared the sixth semi
This company, q the earnings Of current sH
Non r Be paid At ss @ S "a,
1s aas a1't ay & asS % of S ' T
epsa Wednesday August Sd, at 10 O'clock A. " Dated
SAMUEL NJ BLArcHPoRD Treasurer.
- give t9 the npdersisned, house jesery. diamonds,
in amy Vii .s
.ms mt. on accommodating sonditions For any other
ps The
William street. up stairs No advances on mortgage.
w AsHINGT0N FUNDS WANTED.-BANK OF THE
w Republic Bank If Washington. Eastern Bank Pa.
triotc Bank bought at discount Of * OF per cent
WILSON DEFENDURF, 74Is Wall street.
NOTICE-SUFFOLK BANK. SO WALL STREET,
~ Tho books Of the above Bank open the
banking House for further subscription Of four huudrd
housand dollars to their capital stock Shares Sossch
in september and 20 per in the folio
tbs. y-Ootober. November, December and January
Bapkng hours, A. N. to r. H.
NRn 0OA TO LOAN AT SIX PER CENT INTE
DOO,OOO rtst, on bond and mortgage. Tin o
sums productive real in this city Also,
S 600 to at six and half cent interest real
estate, In this city or Brooklyn. apply TO
JOHN I. CoNREY, Nos. % and % Wall street.
GR00 WANTED-F0R FEW MONTHS, FOR
DOOO which good anus will be given and the beet
security with mortgage handsome furniture, worth
three times the Address, with real name, Sedg
wick Herald Once.
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
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QOWERY fAEATRE.-SUIREES MAGIQUES.-BRIL-
hant suscsss OF n.caister. the great Wizard efths
ss' 1'i1hss s.ssliissF iIisTFssxsAsLa BOTTLE
TIE PEA&GS4cGK HAhLE9.1s ehsSssE coNFEc
Together with hundreds Of ether hArves in Magic, &c
RoMERY THEATRE:-kACALLlsTEk THE GREAT
WIZARD q the Ags,Ho.sss erowded-Novelties unap-
This
~ a,s Ssq1 81 Ss, S & sS
ss 70 the american public BY M.oa.sr IN 1919
la .ss:s V .s M be cls. The
Mysssrisus WIZARDS Cake Hat MAKING Extra.
and host Of wonders without paralei
NATIONAL y THEA TIRE, cHATnAM srREEr.-DooRs
Monday ';Tsaalss stsycs YfyS&rr
Professor Honey will bis wonderful performance
called AEasyS EEsySSsTa. Sisri Of Atlas
Emma Leslie. Ss voos.s, and L. Pssis. Tssisni W s ae
ssrps.ss osrsn sSsn us
CgRIsrY's OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL. NO
is :nS
9nSss md eth the Of 81 F. .nSgs
with favor BY hisby snd audience
o
The patrons Of Chrity Mnstes pscsfuy informed
shat the Saturday afternoon concerts discontinued
n EAS PALACE OF BEAUTY, NO. SO B0WERY, d.
Is ard on
Saturday afsernoons commencing At socock Novel and
orsD entertainments All ladies appear The "Blosmer
troupe composed entirely Of ladies' the direction
% Also r :. s
&c. Each lady Is dressed in different costume rendering
the most dazzling and brilliant appearance i'm abe
Groups Of living marble statuary will be introduced, per-
sonating Of the greatest OF ancont stauary
great variety Of will ne given, such
se seen at ne other place Of smusemens in New York Ad-
R1k cents Bexes, Is cents; PArquet, l2H cents.
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TRAVELLERs, GUIDE.

I,AMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD FOR PHILA.
~ dephia-- Leaves by steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier
No. North river, at A. N. and p M, through In ~
Fare first GLASS, S. second class (by r. NJ line
nlyl So Returning leave Philadelphia foot Of wsnus
street 1t "a. n. and Pm
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Eok PHILADELPHIA DIREoT.-U. 8. NAIL AND
snrsss iinss through In four hours swJsrsoy Rad
oea VIA Jersey City, leaving New York at NJ foot Of
gorsands sIset and ~ p n. Liberty street Fare s.
nrt cAss ana ~ % Tor second GLASS; In, and
ION, Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sod In the
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UCTION NOTICE-BY Wk. W. SHIRLEY-5OO
IA lots Crockery, GlAss, China &o-Wednesday. August
t 10 O'clock ~ No. 81 John
6ss and seconds White Grani's Blue Edged, Dpt and
C. c. Ware; - cases Tumblers.
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A LBAEY, TROY, AND LEBANON SPRINGS.-THt
a cars Of the New York and Harlem Railroad Leave ths
tyBa station, New York. daily Sundays cxcspted). Az
o'clock Mail train TO Chstbam -Four Corners,
letting with Western Railroad for Albany aud Troy Le-
ssnon springs Pttshed. Springfield and other Inter
aenate stations Al o'clock p. M-Acsom modston train
So chatham -Four Corners connecting with sstern Rail
cad going sss PASSENGERS for Lebanon SPRING. will take
ue lpoolock A. M train TO Chatham Western Railroad "
sanasn and stage to Lebanon arriving early the same
afternoon, Fare through, S. NJ SL0AT. Sup'k
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A NONEY ISLAND AND FONI HAATLTON-THE NEW
~ and splendid stesmsr Nay QUEEN. oirtai, 6.
91s O'Clock AM !2s and 3 o'clock, Pm; Pier hrss,
\. r.. 81 and 10 o'clock. Al 4. and 6X ofolor PM;
oentc each way. MN oaf price ror children.
1SuE sTEAMBob7 REINDEER WILL LEAVE THE
foot Of Murrsj street for Albany on Tuesday Thurs.
day and ssturd-y, At o'clock, msking the usual
time and lace the opposite days Monday Wednesday
and r.suAy.
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ClAl~
RILLs OF THE CITIZENS BANK OF WASHINGTON
- ID. C., redeemed at "a Of one per cent, by
Z. Is. HUNTINGTON. No. % w all street.

DRAFTS ON IRELAND. &o.-TnE SUBSCRIBERS
- draw Sight prafts varous Banks and Banker In
england, Ireland and so.sl.nd, in to suit. Will
LIAAS GUIoN No. ~ Fulton street. Passage oan be
secured by the old Black Star Line Of Liverpool Packets
calling lat, 9th, lIth. l7h 2st and 9th
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-17
nr Rogers, Liverwort & Tar.

SAFE and certa ain cure for Consumption
n of ;be Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, Coughs,
CoIds Asthma, Pain in the Side, Bronchitis,
Wbooping Cough, and all Pulmonary affections
EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES
Which can be seen in full by calling on the
Agent and getting pamphlet:
Mr.. ADAM HARRIS, Assistant Surgeon U. B
Navy Hospital, New York, says:-Dr. Rogers
Iiyerwort and Tar cured case OF ihe most
distressing Asthma of twenty-six years stand
ing LSignedl ADAM I, ilAahls. 4.
says:-I had The Consumption! attended with
the most distressing cough, and discharged
several quarts of blood from the Lungs, and
all my friends and physicians gave me dp to
die, vet a few bottles OF DR.. Rogers Liverwort
and Tar restored me TO perfect health!
GABEIFL WHITEHEAD.
Sworn TO and subscribed This 2Sth day OF
November, 1916. HENRY l.. SPENCER
Mayor of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Child (resides on Sixth street. Two
doors west of Smith, Cincinnati,) says had
the pulmonary Consumption, attended WIN
most distressing cough, which reduced me TO
a mere skeleton, and although under the care
of an able physician, Prof Harrison | con-
tinued TO grow worse, and gave up an hoPcs
of recovery! At this crisis ! was persuaded
TO try Dr. Rogers Liverwort and Tar which
entirely healed my lungs and restored me to
perfect health, by the use OF a few bottles.
TSigned1 ANN CHILD.
Dr. William Richards Of Cincinnati, says:
Although it may seem unprofessional, feel
constrained to state that | used DR.. EoSers
Liverwort and Tar in the case OF Charles
Wade. who was quite low with Pulmonary
CONSUMPTION, with the happiest effect, alter
the usual remedies had failed
TSioned1 WIN. RICHARDS, M. d.
The following is written from EIlzabeth,
town. Ky.:-Your DIR. Rogers Liverwort ana
Tar o;yes oyeai satisfaction in this place. DIR.
Howard prescribes it, and pronounces 1T one q
the best medicines la uSe.
Z. IL. HAYoRAFr Druggist
Rev. Henry IViseman, of Patriot, GaIiia
county. o. writes:-Dr. Rogers Llverwort
and Tar has been The means Of saaiching my
,pife from premature grdgeN
fSignodi HENRY W,sEMAN.
NJ Weyriceiher of Denmark, Tenn, writes:
DIR. Ropers' Liverwort and Tar has met with
great success. A young man oil this place
supposed by every one 20 be IN The LdSt stage
of Consumptiom was entirely cured by Its
use.l [Signedl DAVID MErEIwEATnEH.
Druggist.
Bemare of Counterfeits and Base limitations!
The genuine article is signed Andrew Rogers,
on the engraved wrapper around eacn o"tIie'
Price, 81 per bottle or six bottles Tor go
Sold wholesale and retail by
SCOVIL d MEAD,
l13 Charities st., bet Cont and st. Louis, New
Orleans, sole Agents for the Southern States,
to whom all orders and applications for Agen-
eies must be addressed. Sold also by
PHI. KEITH IL Co., Athens.
CowAy d HAMMOND, Charleston.
W. III. CRMGMILEs, Cleveland,
Moss d MCKAMY, Benton.
COFFIN, jacksonville
And agents in every town in the State.
March 26, lS52-ly. lS3
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Three Hundred and Fifty Acres,
Edmund p. Gaines
PATENT CIRCULAR CONCAVE
MILL, DRESS.

TEE subscribers having purchased the
L Right for the above new and useful i'm
provement in dressing Mill Stones, for the
State of Tennessee, inform the citizens of
McNlinn and adjoining counties, that they will
sell rights for different counties in this section
to any persons disposed to purchase The i'm
provement over the old plan is very great, and
they will guarantee that Stones dressed upon
this plan will do double the work, and do it
much better They have numerous certf-
Gates in their possession which prove this fact,
n few of which are attached below. ROBERT
NJ NEWMAN, Esq, has now one pair of Stones
dressed under this patent, and they are per-
forming admirably, as any one can see by call
ing at his Mills. He is authorized 70 sell
rights during our absence from East Tenncs-
see. Any person calling on him can obtain
all necessary information on the subject.
EVANS d GAINES,
Pdtentees for tie Stdteof Tennessee.
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ReadV-Made Clothing.

A LARGE assortment of Ready Made Cloth
n ing of the latest styles, just received
and for yale low for Cash, by
5. X. REEDER 4 CO. :
April 90, ls52-tf l7S /
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lew David's Hebrew Plaster.
THE GREAT REMEDY

For Rheuaaa;; ~, Corr, Pea ~ he Side, HIP,
BacE. Limbs and Joints ScrOfaiG, Ring's r.
rA JYhiie S,ceHiaae, Hcrd Ti@ors, Siif
joints and all Fcred Pci,,s ,ahatercr. Who're
this Plaster Is cPpiicd pc;n ce"'ot eatst.
1T has been beneficial in cases Of weakness,
! such as Pain and Weakness in he Stomach,
Weak Limbs, L..meness, Affection OF The Spine,
Female Weakness, DC. No Female, subject
30 pain or weakness in the back or SIDES,
should be Wi hOut Ii. Married ladies', IN deli
ca;e situations, find great relief from constant
" wearing this Plaster
The application of The Plaster beiwecn the
shoulders has been found a certain remedy ioI
Colds. Coughs. Phi, hsic, and Affections o. 'he
Lungs in ther primary stages. 1t destroys
inflammation by pe'spiratlon:
The following commentator is from az
Aren't residing at Trenton, Semi:
TRENTON, Gibson CO., Tenn, Nov. I, 'Ag:
vessys ScocH d. Mead-Gentlemen The
Hebrew Plaster is becoming popular IN TINS
section. T"ere is lady in this county who
saws she would not be without this Plaster loi
five hundred dollars year. She was affilci ed
for some time with an enlargement o. inc
spleeu, which gave her great deal OF pam
The swelling and pain had extended up near
" TO The armpit, and occasionally she could
siderable time, during which she was attended
by some our best physicians, but they gave
her no relief She procured box OF he He
brew Plaster. and it relieved her almost i'm
media;elv, and now she keeps supply OF II
on hand constantly. These facts you are al
liberty to use as you think proper-they are
substantially true.
Respectfully, yours, dc,
JESSE J. WELLS.
Be,core of Commercials and Base Limitations!
CAuTloN.-The subscribers are the only gen
eral aqents in the Southern States for the sal
of this truly valuable Plaster; and, IN order
20 prevent purchasers being imposed on by
counterfeit article, sold in this city and else
where. for he genuine, they invite particular
attention 20 the following marks OF the genuine
l. The genuine is put up in smooth, engine
turned boitomed boxes, soldeied IN.
9. The genuine has the engraved head
Jew David on the directions around The boz
with accompanying record OF court 20 L
TAYLOR. Rochester.
Also TATE NOTICE
That the ccnuine has the signature OF f. lay
LoR on the stee-plaie engraved label, on me
ton of each box-to initiate which, will bt
prosecuted as forgery.
The counterfeit is colrselv put up, in I'M
fation Of ;be old labels, and is sold by seveIa
dealers in medicine in this city for the genu
inc article. Bewcre Of It'll IS ''or'hes.
SCOVlL IL MEAD,
1l3 Charles street, n. O,leaDs, Only Genera
Agents for the Southern States, TO whom al
orders must iuvai iably be addressed SOLE
also by
p. ii. KEITH q CO., Athens, Ten.
CowAN d. HAMMOND, Charleston, Ten.
w II CRNcNurs Cleveland, Tenn.
Moss IL McKAMy, Benton, Tenn.
ia d C. W. CoftlN, jacksonville, Ten
And by agents appointed in every town IN the
State.
March &c, lS52-ly lS3
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Chancery Sale of Land.

James Sloop, Administrator of James L. Patter-
son, deceased,
US
Caroline Patterson and Julia Ann Patterson.
DURSUANT TO decree OF the Chancery
Il Court at Athens, at the August Term,
1852, |, William Lowry, Clerk and Master of
said Court, will sell at the Court house door
in Athens, McMinn county, Tennessee, on the
4th day Of October next,
100 ACRES or LAND,
in said county Of McMinn, being the land on
which the said James f. Patterson lived. Fif-
ty dollars of the purchase money TO be in
advance, two hundred dollars against the 25th
of December next, aud the balance at one
and two years, in equal instalments-bond
and security required and lien on the land
WIN. LOWRY, C. d ~
Angus, 90, lS52-tds Prs fee SIS 2O5
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Montvale prings.

BLOUNT COUNTY, f. TENN.
THIS renowned watering place has been
i opened the present season by The under,
signed for the reception OF visitors. The Hotel
will be under the Immediate superintendent
of D. W. Tedford, who wi pay every atten-
ton that will conduce to the comfort and con
yenience of Invalids. as well as others, and
which we link will give entire satisfaction to
all.
The particular qualities OF these Springs,
and the celebrity they have attained IN re.
storing to vigor the debiliiated, are too wei
known bv thousands who have tested their
efficacy, to require any PrSf"G. 49,,
The Hotel is situated at The base OF the
Chilhowee mountain. which isrpwards OF 1000
above the level of the sea. The atmosphere
is pure and inyigorating, and the scenery
around picturesqe and romantic.
Montvale Springs re nine miles from Mary
vile. the county town of Blouni; sixteen miles
from Louisville on the Holston river, where
steambots are daily arriving from Cha tanoo,
pa: TWENTY-FIVE miles from Knoxville, anu
thirty-five miles from the present terminus ol
the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad. n
tri-weckly line of coaches Will run from Mary
vile TO the Springs during the season. which
will afford on easy access TO all who wish
public conveyance.
We have forty new frame and twenty log
cabins for rent 10 families wishing to board
themselves. u. W. iEDFOkD'
WIN. McTEER.
RErErrNcrs:-Dr. +. A. Ramsey. DIR. W. j.
Eaker. Hon. f. Alcxande', Knoxville; Er w
S. Be il, DIR. Henry Brannam, Chattanooga
Gen. T. W. Fleming, C. NJ. Kolb, Augusta, Ga
A. /. Gillespie, Charleston, S. C.; Col. A. IL
Keith, T. n. Van Dyke, Esq. and G. W. Ross
Esq, Athens. -. 90,
Montvale Springs, June 25, lS52-tf l9d
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Town Lots for Sale.

WEETWATER, midway between Athens
- and Loudon, in the beautiful and produe-
tive Sweetwatcr Valley, in a handsome situa-
ton, has been laid off into lots and the lots
remaining unsold are now offered for sale.
very large and fertile section of country,
embracing a part of McMinn and Roane eoun-
ties large portion Of Monroe, and some OF
the Western counties of North Carolina, Will
ship their products in vast quantities upon the
Railroad at Sweetwater. 1t is a favorable
point for the contemplated Railroad to Char
lesion, So. Ca, to connect with the +. L. d
Ga Railroad, the charter requiring the con-
nection at some point between the McMinn
county line and the Tennessee river. Mer-
chants seeking location for a profitable bu-
siness would do well to look to the advantag-
eous location of Sweetwater. Half dozen
farmers, owning good farms, live within half
mile of the place, and as the circle enlarges
the number increases. Mechanics of every
trade are particularly invited to come and see
if the place does not offer superior induce
ments There is no better location for good
Blacksmith in East Tennessee. Brickmakers
ard Bricklayers can find employment. Car
penters are needed to help build up the town,
which they had 'better believe" is now IA
pidlv being done A most desirable surround,
! ing country, as well as a growing town, will
give all employment.
A plan and the number of the lots can be
seen at the town, and an agent will be there
authorised to sell in the absence of the pro-
prietor l. L. LENOlh'
March 26. ls52-tf 1873
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DR.. Keeler's Family Medicines
A VADE MECUN OF HEALTH.
REMEDY FOR EVERY ILL.
.9FFLJ TED ~ En- ID.

RFFLI CTED ~ En- ~.
DR. KEELER's CouGH SYRuP.-Among all the
IL remedies before the public, this stands
pre-eminent in the incipient Consumption,
bronchitis, Catarrhs, Coughs, Hoarseness
Whooping Cough, Pleurisy Asthma, splitting
of Blood, and for all affections of the pulmo
nary organs, occasioned by cold. loo much
praise cannot be bestowed upon this remedy,
and the proprietor urges any one affected with
anv Of the above complaints to secure it at
once. 1t is warranted to cure or no pay
Price only 80 cents.
Dp KrELER's CORDIAL AND CARNINATIv:.-
Every family whether rich or poor, who values
health and all its blessings, should have this
invaluable remedy at hand. 1t is infinitely
the best remedy known for Diarrhea Dysentc-
nv. Cholera Morbus. Cholera lnfantum, CholIc,
Flatulency, Gripping Pains, Group, DC. and for
all diseases of the stomach and bowels caused
by Teething. The numerous testimonials from
Physicians and others, unsolicited, has given
it a reputation as firm as Gdamant.-Price
25 cents per bottle.
Dr. X rELEn's VERMIFUGE SYRuP.-This re-
medy is pleasant to the taste. Harmless TO
the patient and all powerful in DESTROYING ana
removing all kinds of worms from the body.
1t is without doubt, the cheapest and best
worm Destroying medicine before the public,
and VIII, II administered accoTulnS W WI
tions, remove them within or hours after
taken The dose is small, and each bottle
contains twice us much as similar remedies
Price only 20 cents per bottle.
Dp. KEELER's LIVER AND SANATtvE Pulls
Although not recommended MS "cure all, y
vet they are the mildest and best remedy TO
remove Consumption, Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, Nervousness, Foul Stomach, Head
ache. Indigestion, DC. Unlike other purgativc
medicines, they leave the bowels always re
laxed, consequently are the proper medicine
for families and persons leading sedentary
life Price 25 cents.
Dp. KElLEr's RHEUMATIC LoTIoN.-A justly
celebrated external application for pains of the
Chest, Neuralgia, Headache, Sprains Bruises
Tic Doloreax, Swelings of the Joints, Rheu
matism Gout, Scatica and for all disorder
wherein sedative and rubefacient remedy il
applicable. Price 25 cents per bottle.
All of the above celebrated and extensively
used medicines, are prepared and sold Whole
sale and Retail, 294 Market street, Philadel-
phia, and for sale by G. w. ROSS Il Co.
Athens, and by Druggists and Merchants in al
the large towns throughout the State.
Oct. II, lS5l-ly $50
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charles CD,MpbpV " co.

Charles COmpOFW " Co.,
OPPOSITE TIE WASHINGTON HALL,
MACON, GA,
"AVE on hand and will be receiving du-
/ ring the season, a complete stock of
Groceries, Staple and Domestic Dry Goods,
Har7,care, Paints, Oifs, Glass de-,
Which they offer to the Planters and Mer-
chants at the lowest market price.
They are also doing a regular COMMISSION
Business, and all articles of PRODUCE con
signed to them will receive prompt attention
Macon, March 20, lS52--tf 1873
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Forest Hill Academy,
ATHENS. TENN.


rTNUE FALL AND WINTER SESSION of the
L Academy will commence on Monday
August 3Oth.
Rates of tuition and terms Of admission as
hitherto published, with the additional char@e
of IS cts, to he paid by each student IN aI'
vance, lat McEwens) for the purchase OF wood
The plan and arrangements of this lnstitu,
ton are such as to afford to young Ladies ana
Gentlemen every facility for acquiring,
sound, polite and liberal education, Its DIS
cipline and government are designed to favol
both mental and moral culture.
To give the Institution more permanently
the Trustees have thought proper to employ
the Teachers by the year, and agrea6ly TO thii
Mrs. CHURCH. for the two succeeding sessions
And they earnestly recommend to all VINO
have not fully resolved TO deprire their children
Of tie comforts and advantages Of ledrni''g' "a
come up and reap tie benefits of his School.
WIN. Ii BALLEW, Secretary.
July 81, 1S52-tf 20ln
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-09-17
Notice.

TINE decease of my late partner, Col D. +
i BnAprorp, makes IL indispensa6ly neces
sary that the business of Bradford a Dodson b;
Immediately closed up. All persons indebted
to the firm, either by note or account are re-
auested to make payment to me as surviving
partner-the sooner the better
L. DODSON,
Surriring partner Of Bradford d Dods0"
July 80, ls52-u 2ol