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rs WM. G. QrIRK is a Candidate for Coz
ST ALE or TIE SECOND UsICEs CURT. t. The District
me old Fa Saith End Seventh Wa, from Capal Julia
street, aud from the Lsves 70 tie L Ee. je.1
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HOTELS AND BOARDING.

ACEAN SPRINGS, Lynchburg, Miss. ~
~ lhe undersigned ha-ng s'ed for term q yash-.s
n-Wy discovered and highly valuable MBsrA. Spriag. wall
then Tor the the ct Of 11ne
Ghey located fire N, mnsd ste'y
the Possessing ADVANTAGES for bathing
bra fishing They Of all
Of the hr .oW which pig i,ly the
Start from the Lake end OF he Poe aran Railroad
The Of the made by D.. j. Lawrence Smith, Pro-
I-mlstry University LouanA proves hsyond
ioub that the Springs neral qualities Of the highest order
He
the medicinal these looked
ouAry oxide All prurted hydrozen sA Of -he
eSst u'ab quateS and it therefore hat mary
chronic disease might alienation from
the bst C0lid be apPl I'd viii m1rh advantage
dscrp be To e.
be three t1ntr-i
proprietor bis long ia the hotel
New sAus
| lerly c4red for. ESUCH ENERITT. is25 An
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Bsgs- J B CHANDLER is Candidate for Con-
STABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT. Election
be neIt- ell
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RIFLES, AT

y JACKSON RIFLES, ATTENTION = 4 4
" htrlu srl.r.- ul5-a white 70 "a
rans 90 MoNhAh SEEi, Ja 4as o.ak AN. Paasipai m II
attendance apart.L, - -
-. Of Company having autt5-rAt r--1
s o.lE &c. as if lie Ceremonies n NE ies By Jritr,
T.. II. FtkNAi l.-1f. Crfu'g
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NF- To the Editor Of the Crescent: Please
JOHN j. HOPPE the office
q Cu>STAHit OF THE FIRST JUSTICES COURT the Parish
q OlsaEs. Election November HIS FRIENDS, jsl6
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Messrs. Editors Of the Crescent: Please an
for the oce Of CONSTABLE OF THE FIRST JUSTICES
COURT. MANY VOTERS jHl7 .e
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JACKSON RIFLES, ATTENTION! nj
" 6srrhy ss,d u-s'gg "a IA
SCNDtY MORNING. J4y 81 o'eio Arory VI VI
o. HevIt Lieut.. Z. 4 FJRNO Cong. -, -
J. a CmIrR, d. m
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

GFFIcE OF THE DAILY CRrscrSr. |
Friday Morning, July | 1858.
CLEARED YESTrRDAY.
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nVHE OCEAN SPRINGS will be open -
IL reception Boards So SDAY JIne = l55
j-lsu ESoCH EVERETT. $3.50
DASS CHRISTIAN HOTEL. - This SzEza
well known samIe r-sort reopen. Today fer the SEA
Those desrons Of enjoy client lhE
Desirable ami crshe living viii find the Pass nf-los
establishment! BE-
TIE uudersgned the seventh Of his
opportunity H-nkns His for their ibs rs
that will be left tried
sseon and render them comfortable during their a. the
premises will Csriage, Horses Billiard
is. gni % ''- R. Il MONTGOMERY, Manager
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% Neither the Captain nor Consignees Of
t N"i l.3n ship TRENTON wall b. responsible any
tacltd Hy the crew Of SAID vessel.
I'-s &C BoGERI d CO. 10 Camp street.
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ICE-ICE--ICE.

ECE! ICEl-J STAFFORD & Co. Wholesale and
ps.s ICE No. II Eysan Fields pPOs he
ponrhsrtAu Rafcad Dept lover side No l5 Old Lsyee street
Se- Lsvee EewLevss
greet Nc Tehoupoulss No ISL vAs
Ninth Hsmony Fourth DIS
net. iani ivoa
ICE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
NAV sale p NEY CO.. 81 Camps. mh?1
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ELL CHENEY SPRlNGS-The undersigned
fsIoGy informs the public that they have parchassd this
Waerng Place and haze 10 I've improve
the accommodation Of visc Toe Springs situated in
the Pine Weeds parish Of ST lnty thirty seven nj e Northwest
pelouas the distance sou Of Ale1auds aud
ns Sorh q Bayou Chito The watr possesses hhy med nal
qualities, has proved caoiou Gsessss wheh
beyond the reach OF ordinary r.pde' Ihs Bath s4Fp4 b
he Spring Wr and much splIecad ~ Saa per Fox and
" Id Cat at2rlng tns to The hunter and e
mr length depth fhree
ha from the SES abunis Trout and other tire rh
Hounds hunting, Boats tus, III Be ufulsG-l
ard IiGuvrs which the New Or cans
afford wt n,nd Gao
procrd transport q
Spr1s Muse vii be furnished and Ssls
per week gratis. Hunting Horses Tehe 70
tl Lake VIII hr KEEP: e Gentlemen fond Of hlhng
hcu their Fishing Tackle ny purchased at the
sprugu Visitors ls May 10 lat November
BoARD:.
by the Mouth sf-9 "
Ter Dsy W
Chlieg al SCfgi n.s half price.
Aps an DAlGLE BEACCLAMP.
spOARDlNG.-A very handsomely furnished
- ROOM the Second Floor, the ssable
Fir, Darr and 70 business had by
81 ntemGn hts VIE, by Addressing Il r r. f 81 i
References changed, i L7rssEArys haF9
4 RCADE HOTEL, Il. S, MORSE, Pro- exc.
prsturTb -, shmrnt. sry ote AsesS
IL fh house hss thoroughly repaired - newly uH'shed
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WANTED.

nRAY HORSE WANTED--A good r.
- DRAY HORSE wanted. Apply 10. l1s Mlgasas S9T
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.


Dss- Bark Gov. HINckLEY, Capt. borinC
rom Boston, dachsrsng hsr cargo Post 49, F Dsu.
o0sees will please attend to the reospt q their
lr6D q. w. Cam street
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"ANTED TO HIRE-A first rate Washer
And iRoSER eoored preferred AFfy the Of
aToraton ard Orsnss rrssta.
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Crockery, China and Giassu.r

- Il, FELL & CO., 81 Common street, pTy
Sewogleans, lmporie,, and Dealers, Wholgss and III
Astl laAlFS, Plated and BrtAraiN CASTORS CANDLE SQ
SilSkS TABLE, CUTLERY, JAPANNNED WATERS, etc. W
~ 1oos will be of red 1t ow prices sud when for the
packed N the saest ne my2O
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-21
Books, Paper, &C.

VT7E are now receiving very large stock
w of Classical and every other kind Of
School Books, preparatory to the re'opening
of the Schools in January; also have on hand
a large assortment Of Medical and Mscetia-
neons Books, which we are adding to every
week by the steamers from New York, and by
which we receive all the new Books in every
department Of literature, as soon as publishcd
also, always keep on hand the largest stock Of
Paper of all kinds. Steel Pens; Blank Books
of our own manufacture, and every article of
fancy and staple Stationery; also. House Pa
perinng and BORDERING Musical Instruments,
PORTABLE Desks Ladies' Work Boxes, and
thousands of similar articles such as are usu-
ally found in Book and Fancy Stores.
Also the following at Naturalization
gross Of Combs, assorted; 1900 gross Coat and
other Buttons; 100000 Needles; 1000 lbs.
Pins: 1000 dozen Threads, assorted; 500 dozen
Suspenlers; 100000 Gun Caps; Violin Strings,
and almost every kind Of fancy article. To
all these your attention is respectfully invited.
We will sell them by order and otherwise as
low as anv house in the Southern country
Call and see
TIIOS. RICHARDS l. son.
Dee. II, ls5a-5t-22l] Augusic, Ga.
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Clear Spring English School

THIS Scho, is located six miles East OF
l. Athens, McAlnn county, Tenn, in the
midst of healthful, beautiful and fertile
country, and in neighborhool noted for the
morality, industry and good order of the cit-
zcns. Tie second session will commence on
the First Monday in January next and close
ON the last Friday in Mny. Terms, per SEES.
sion of five months, payable at the close Of
the session:
Orthography, Reading and Writing. $500
English Grammar, Arithmetic and &C.
orrarhy. 100
Natural, Moral, and Intellectual PHI.
losophy; Chemi-try, Logic, Rhetoric;
and II course Of Mathematics, embra-
cling Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry,
the principles of Navigation, Mensura.
ton of Surfaces md Solids, and theory
and practice of Surveying, 1000
Tuition charged from tn" time the student
enters School till the close of the session. and
no deduction made for lost time, except in
case of sickness, or other providential him
derancc Boarding can be had in respectable
families in the neighborhood at 81 per week,
and several comfortable cabins have been
fitted up ut the place and in the vicinity,
which students who wish to board themselves
can occupy free Of cost. 5. r. HALE,
Dec II, lS52--3m-22l Pr,ncipdf
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ChancerV Sale O Land.

William i. Forrest and VIM. L. Rice, Executors
of the estate Of job Matlock, deceased,
r'.
William I.cmmon., May Matlock. widow. sa.
rah Matock, Henry Matlock, John Matlock,
Elizabeth Matlock and Martha Matlock,
minor heirs of John Matlock, deceased
DCRSUA ANT to a decree Of the Chancery
l Court, Mt Athens. McMinn county, Ten
nessec, at the August Term, 1852, had in this
cause. | will sell at the Court house door, in
the town of Athens, on Monday the 18th day
of February, 1853, the following tracts or par.
cells of land, to wit: Til northwest quarter OF
section 90, 4th fraction Il township, End range,
west of the Meridian, lliwassee district, Nc
Mimi county, Tennessee. Also, the south.
west and northwest quarters of section 25,
the southwest and northwest quarter OF see.
ton ~, the southeast quarter of section 20,
and the northeast quarter of section 80, all in
the Ith fractional township, Cd range. west Of
the Meridian, Iliwassce district. Also thirty
five acres, more or less, adjoining said lands
ON the south side, lying in the bend OF Chestna
creek, and bounded on the south by the lands
of James Morris all in McMinn county. A
credit of six aud twelve months will be gwen
ON all except the sum OF 800, to be paid
down, the purchasers giving bond and security
and lien retained on the lands until oil is
paid. If the respondent. Wm Lemmons does
not, within s months from the 18th day Of Au-
gust last, nav the amount Of said decree, in
tcrest and cost.
n.c Of lsh2-tds Prs fee 81 222
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G.. Z, GRENVILLE s. co.,
Commission and Formarding Merchants,

CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE.
HAvING completed our new Whari. I'M
I'll mcdatcly in front Of our Brick Ware
house, and being connected with the same by
u plank rond, we will be enabled to ship pro,
duce with despatch and in good order free q
~ charge for draydge to our store houses Ut
NDil Road.
Our storage Houses nre located Immediately
in front of the Georgia State Road, and we
have the assurance Of the Road authorities
that our cotton and other produce Will be
taken from our Platform. an advantage which
our location aud arrangements gives us over
any other Forwarding house, and which will
greatly facilitate our shipments, besides keep
ing lois always in bulk. -,
Our commission for forwarding Cotton will
be 25 cents per bale. Cats cents-Corn "a
and Wheat 3 cents per bushel, with no charge
for drayage if landed at our Wharf.
Nov. rs, lS52-3m 2ls
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A CARD.

To The Merchants Of East Tennessee, IVES
tern Virginia and Western Carolind.
TTAVING determined to establish A Com
Ill MISSION BUSINESS in New Orleans. ] re-
spectfully offer my services to you in that ca
pacty.
Nv operatons will embrace the RECEIVING
AND FORWARDING OF MERCHANDISE, SELLING
PnoDUcE consigned to me, and PURCHASING
GROCERIES or other articles in that market.
In Purchasing Groceries the strictest care
and attention will be given both to their quail.
ty and prce-scnding to correspondents only
such articles Us | KNOW arc adapted to their
market.
When the amount of Sugar and Molasses
ordered is such as to Justify it, or when sever
al orders can be combined in the same pur-
chase it will be made DIRECTLY FROM THE PLAN.
TER. Thus saving to those ordering good
profit in avoiding the expense of Commissions,
dc. De- incurred in making purchases in the
city, filling these orders, including my COM
missions, AT \ MUCH LESS PRICE, than it ordered
directly from Houses dealing in these articles,
and what is of equal Importance, sending
YOU FULL hogshcnds Of Sugar, Thereby increas.
ing your allowance for tarr,) and both Sugar
and Molasses in much BETTER ORDER, than il
purchased elsewhere than on plantations.
In all branches Of this business which may
be entrusted to me, the interests Of correspon,
dents will be strictly consulted, well knowing
that course alone can accomplish the Object
| have in view, Of building up IN New Orleans
an East Tennessee Commission House.
My charges for making purchases will be q
per cent, and for other operations in proper
ton.
Remittances can be made to me IN New
Orleans. in drafts drawn Oh Nashville, or on
the Eastern cities, or by making deposits i'll
the different Banks in East Tennessee and en-
closing the certificate or depositing Bank
notes with Messrs. BEARDoN, Son Il Co., Of
Knoxville, who will remit the same.
L. S. TEMPLE,
Lat. Of KnorriHr, Tenn,
Refer to Mcssrs. BEARDoN, Son a. Co., N. GAM
MON T. Sos, CnArGIIEAD & DEADEIcK, Knorrille
Nov. &c, 1S52-4m 2lS
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Just Received,

A LOT of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses. Indigo
n Madder, Pepper, Spice, Blue Stone, Mack
erel, Candles, Raisins Soda, Lead, Rice, Cheese,
Patent Medicines. and great rariety Of Fdi
and Winter Goods, which will be sold low fol
prompt pay. 4 ~iH not be undersofd lor
will save money to purchase Calico and othei
Goods by the piece. Call and see.
Athens. Nov. IL, 1852. &. HORNE
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EStraVS,

TAKEN UP by Robert Hood, living in the
l. second civil district Of Polk county. five
miles Northeast Of Benton, one Sorrel Mare,
about fifteen hands high, four yenrs old last
Spring, some white on each foot, the hind feet
white to the hook, some collar marks and
small swab off the tail. Appraised to $50.
Also. with her one Mule, taken up by the
said Hood at the same time, supposed to be
one year old last Spring, rather bay color
horse mule, no marks perceivable. Appraised
to $40. SAMUEL DUNN, Ranger Potk CO..
Benton, Jan. 7, 1866 224
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Medical Notice,
JOHN NJ. LILLARD. NJ. D..

HAVING permanently located at Decatur
l. Il Tenn, offers his services to the citizens
of Mcigs and adjoining counties as a practi-
toner of Medicine, and hopes by strict atten-
ton to his profession to merit public patronage
lie can at all times be found ut his office unless
professionally absent.
Decatur, May 81, 1857 l91
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10 Horse Power Engine for Sale.

4 NY person wishing to buy an Engine OF
n the above power, in first rate condition.
will please address the undersigned at Cal
houn, Tenn. i. +. MAXIM.
Dee 3: lS52-tf XIV
T'lI0SE indebted to the subscriber are re-
l. spectfully requested to settle lie Is IN
need of the money, and il not paid the notes
and accounts will be found in the hands OF =
collecting officer WIN. BURNS.
Dec 8 lSi2--tf 2l9
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Late and Important Arrivals.
8. X, REEDER T. CO..

4 RE just receiving and opening one of the
IA largest and hnndsomest assortments Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
ever brought to this market. Their Goods
were bought in the Northern markets by an
experienced agent, who uhdtfsl ahds the wants
and tastes Of this section Of country. Their
assortment is general, comprising almost every
article usually called for in this market. Civ 4
them call and they will sell you Goo
a little cheaper than you have ever bougi
them before.
Nov 10 1872
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LEUTY'S HOTEL,
REYNOLDS q I.EuTY, PRorRlE1oRs.
,OUDON, TENN,

rINIIIS is a frat class Hotel, and is c"nven-
L ienty situated for passengers either ny
Railroad or Steamboats,; is also the Stage
Office for the Stage Lines leading to Camp
bells Station. Knoxville. Jonesborourh. and
Lynchbury, Va, aud it will be the endeavor
Of the proprietor. to Civ. satisfaction TO all
who may favor the establishment with their
company.
Sept, 10, lS52-tf 2u7
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Agency at Washington, D. c.

4 II. MARYLAND, of Ky, late Clerk IN
"a Pension office, having resigned fer the
purpose of engaging IN the prosecution OF
claims against the Government, now offers his
scrvcesto the public. lie is well acquainted
with the officers OF the Government generally,
At Washington city, TO whom he refers.
N. B. Particular attention paid to claims
for Pensions and Bounty land
Sent o. lS52-tf 2O9
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200 Men Wanted

WANTED at the 7cil;co Iron Works, Mon.
w roe county, East Tennessee 1ro Hun
dred Good Wood Choppers. immediately, to
whom cash will be paid. j. Wslch Co.,
lately carrying on the above Works, having
associated additional partners, intend putting
the Works again into full operation and want
q large lot of Cord Wood Immediately
WEIGH, HARRIS 4 co.
Tellico Plains, Dee. Is, lS52-3m 224
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JOHN ROBSON,

MADISON, MORGAN COUNTY, Oh,
rs prepared with commodious Storage Room
i and will sell Corn Oats, Bacon, Feathers
nnd other Tennessee Produce usually sold in
Georgia, on Commission, making prompt re-
turns. All the above articles are generally
in good demand in Madison
Madison, Sept 10, lS52-6m 2o'
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G. w. FERRY & CO.,

WHOLESALE ASD EEyAIL DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps, KOnnEts. Fi"sC1rs d Un'oreAas'
(MASONIC HALL BUlLDlNGS,)
BROAD street, Il UGUST4, CT.
0UR full stock is now in, and is asfull and
" we'll assorted as can be found at any
Southern city, and we can sell the same on as
favorable terms An examination by Ten
ncsseeans visiting our city is earnestly solicit
ed
Oct. I, 1S52-tf 2lO
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Athens Foundry and Machine
Works,

lzLllC1lo Uu1IUA oAU NAoVAAAAV
Works.
T>1TE subscribers would respectfully an
i nounce to the citizens Of Athens and the
public generally, that they are now in opera
ton and prepared to do
e. a. Sti Mg
Of every description in their line, and would
therefore solicit orders from all those who may
want anything of the kind.
They are now casting and have for sale diff
fercnt sizes Of the Globe, or Air-tight Cook
Stoves furnished complete; various sizes of
Parlor, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and Shop
Stoves. Also, Hollow Ware; Waffle Irons;
Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the Kigore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw from two to five thou
sand feet per day.
Persons wishing Mill or Machinery castings
can be accommodated upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing of every description: :.
They are also prepared to do oil kinds Of
Brass casting.
ZIMMERMAN l. THOMAS.
P.S. We have connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker, so that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. Il. d 1.
Athens. Tenn. June 4, 1s52-tf 1893
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Fall and Winter Goods

THE undersigned has received direct from
: i. New York his Fall and Winter stock Of
Goods, consisting of the latest STYLES OF Ladies
and c. n,lcmcn's DIR hSS GOODSfor Winter.
Also, Prints, Domestics, Blankets, Hats, Caps
Shoes and Boots 20 barrels and half barrels
Of Sugar, put up for family use; 40 bags best
Rio Coffee; Moasses; Syrup; 20 boxes splendid
Cheese; with many other articles too tedious
Ia mention. all Of which will be sold unusual
" low for PRONPT PAY did not steal
the Goods, but perhaps bought from those
who did steal them. bought them for cash.
and will sell them n little lower than any
body else, for the same article, feeling under
many Obligation. to those who buy my Goods
and pay me for them. But those that hn,y
and never pry, would feel under double OBJ
LEGATION to them if they would call somewhere
else.
rB- Virginia SALT At Gai per bnshe'.
The highest price paid for Land Warrants
in cash. d. /. MAhiIN'
Calhoun, Dec ., lS5a-tf "l9
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Just Receiving & Opening

MY stock of FALL d. WINTER GOODS.
Nl suitable for Gentlemen and Ladies sub
stantial wear. Also, Boots and Shoes for both
sexes. Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, DC. All Of
which will be sold ms cheap for cash rs any.
eR- All kinds Of Country Produce taken in
exchange. L. DoDsoN.
Oct. %, 1852.
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SuDerfne Flour.

- H. REEDER a. CO., will keep constantly
=. on hand supply Of Superfinc Flour.
which they will furui.h to their customers
ow for cash.
Athena Sent. g. 1852.
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JAMES B. COOKE,
yq,,oraev nj La,r and solicitor IN Chancery,
TELOTUGV ut 1]utC WNF S0sVV" =" c"'
ATIIENs. l'L,N NESSEE

ATHENS, TENNESSEE,
PRACTICES Law in the Circuit Courts OF
McMnn, Monroe, Polk, Bradley, llamll-
ton, Megs and Rhca counties, and in the
Chnncery Courts n, Athens, jacksonville,
Cleveland and Harrison. aud will give strict
attention to all business committed to his
charge.
cS- Office next door above the Drug Store.
April It, lS52-tf $50
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NEW BUSINESS HOUSE"

UNDERSIGNED have opened Cuisines
House at Athens, in the new building
near the Depot. where they are prepared to
sell GROCERIES, at low rates, and to Pur-
chase Produce at the highest market price.
sy- Wheat wanted at highest cash price
sacks on hand. KEY II, sun ~
Athens Dec. II. lS52-tf III
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F R E E EXH r I 0 N,
New Goods.

ID II. KEITH, takes pleasure in anncunc-
l. ing to his old customers and the public
generally that he has just received the most
varied, extensive and elegant assortment Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS ever before en-
hibited in this section of country, and feels
assured that any one who will give his stock
an examination will be fully satisfied both
with regard to quality and price. His stock
consists in part of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Ready made Clothing, China Glass and
Queensware, Hardware and Cutlery, and in
fact, almost every article that can be named
belonging to a merchants establishments
Great Bargains will be given for prompt pay:
Call and examine.
Athens, Tenn, Nov. &c, 1s52-tf 2lS
Salt! Salt!
4 GOOD supply Salt in new barrels, re-
IA ceived and for sale by
J.W. McSPADDEN 4 CO..
Nov 06 1880 GlS
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Blake's Patent Ohio Fire Proof
Paint

TUST received, six barrels of Blake's eel
q bratcd Fire Proof Paint, direct from Ne,
York. Also, six barrels of Isaac Collins X
fined Vegetable Paint Oil, at less than haNN
the cost of Linseed Oil-the Paint at half the
price of White Lead-dres hard, with fine
gloss, and much more durable than White
Lead and Lnseed Oil. For sale by the barrel
or retail, by B.F. MARTIN,
Calhoun, Tenn.
stock of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES, which
he will sell US low rs can be bought in East
Tennessee.
Calhoun, March 10, 1S52-tf 1872
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1853-01-21
G. r OC e r I e S!

S00 BAGS Rio Coffee;
COV 100 mats Java Coffee;
100 hhds. Muscovada and N. Orleans Sugar;
40 hhds. fine Porto Rico and st. Croix Sugar;
$50 bbls. Clarified Sugar;
100 pkgs. Loaf, Crushed 4 Powdered Sugar;
800 hhds. MOlasscs;
SO bbls. New Orleans Syrup;
10 bbls. N. Y. Sugar House Syrup, fine; =.
40 chests Tea-llyson, Young Tyson, and
Imperial;
100 pkgs. Mackerel-No. I, 2 and 8;
1000 kegs Nails, all sizes;
1000 sacks Salt.
Also, large quantities Of Bngging, bale Rope,
Bed Cords, Irvine, Buckets, BrooIns. Powder,
Shot, Lead, Spices, Fancy and Bar Sonp, Can
Adanantine and Sperm.
Wines and Liquors. For sale by
BAKER Il WILCOX.
Augusta, Sept. "a, ls5s-tf 2o9