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sum Ostia and Aaxur. Alnea every lar. COG ssyca
years rrHh ID volscisa wages w~s sesa % he A.
pan rod. hrind,3ia psshaeo e ssAs esasr>sA By
AArsAa Ths Edle Who's s1Ips ~ 10 recsivc tasss
gods ~ q HE wis' - - knsv vhers 10 - tAsa.
A,hossspd Panshseos wvsaA - haSef aruashsd sasUh
house room Happily. b ~ a he tnssssias r -
imperial Parveyor. the idea vss eesceivsA Il eoa-
scructing thst II9s x&tssG vAicA he Bartaraas ~
Th~odone aRerwssd coevcrsrd inv . sepuichcr, and
which was enriched with - uany se.sses thsG sier
the exhunat Of twelve eecssss q srssssra ~
mot We, exhausted The vhia AAr.na b On sssssr>
rsnean world full OF .arrnss, buried oyapss. y
the resl Parthccn- -
Aansi proofcomcs TO my aid hkSsaaA q. care.
In the History Of the city Of viss.s RsAs~s
dccumin OF thss eity and koseas ssasss. rAh
~riser translated By Nesuret tss - ~ ssss IL
de N of Julius Cesar Asniheens tsnapoe % 81 The
scd. was erected In the city d vssenA q Nv Hehs
hand of the Ecrc. at the foot ef AoasS SosponsM "
may be compared" adds Ra6naS In virtue q ~ desa
nation 10 the capitol Of Rome tor Is esnsAins the sssscs
Of all the CODA"
hwss then on the Cspiso, and not In tenpse q ne
Field of Msrs that Rome had assemblies al tAs eeaA
Ruiinu. krew better than We. The fsnmeoa w. sP
p.renry erected ~ Jupitcr Usos whose ssAse sasrns
one of the sarells the others were intended for The
great Oympfan CODA ius thsStfft1'1 VI s's0 N'afsS
does not contradict this ea u % follows; &SriPps.
%. Of Lsei.. Co.ssi for tss rS ss bssi tAss ss~Yis
That l. all There u In this lacoaism Chriseas
sn6arSirv.
AcaprA L. =. CoNs. TrarIra yecrr.
Surely nro mSoro is understood but u u NOT The d.
tgseso Of The sceptcs OF thsFc
Afer all the material proofs which demcnatrse TO nay
mind that the Pantheon raised to ihs glory OF
One God and under the Inspiration Of vlrShin idea
which foafcd over Rome when Jesus Christ was In the
cradle irfaxs raiess il CHRIS have still in reserve
neral ides superior to them % Il seems 70 me, BE-
cause the vvifyns spin, is always superior to tho
dead letter When in ljg7 the allied Gernnans and
spaniards took Rome BY ssssult, they divided the
work Of destruction The Spanards being Csshollcs,
wasted the Pagan structures ard the Germans, having
ten years before arrested the Lutheran Re,ornao
wasted he Catholic structures. The spectacle WA IN
edifyins ore All the monuments OF the Field OF Mars
fell under the blows of this impous collaboration The
basca Of Anionnus Plus retained oay the eleven col
Of the perstyle. The Pantheon alone. as II bys
miracle w. respected: and now when We enter this
twice sacred tcrnpie secm TO sec but edifce
completed only yesterday nothing in ss mAsnieau'
interior shows the idea Of age One could imagine
that heaven. looking through the open circle In io
dome. nfuses eternal youth into ths temple waose
destiny was to BE- Christian before the Word eAe FROM
Nazareth
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TIN MAINE LIQUOR Law.
Dselssss Of Judge Cursis % the RI. Liaasr

PsoviprScn, Tharsday Dec. %, ISL.
The long looked for and anxi0usly expected
dsescs q Judge Cu,tis In the VI wua H Greene.
q e&isca Of New.Yosk, against Wa NJ Briggs. 10 ~
cover possesson Of certain liquors. seized BY respond
e.t under the provisioas o. the Mime Law rcd
.Ais morning BY Judge Pifm.n, IN The U =. Circuit
Cesrt ressa The decision w.s exported on the 2osA
Inst but tie Cos Adjoursed the xh without grsr-
syisg the public anxiety. TIE Court roon this mora
Sg crowded to by the friends and oPponsass
Of the law - w>s on the morning Of the sxh and
oil parties seemed deeply interested Tor the result
The dsc,ion Of Judge Curtis wss esaess and pointed
!, It's srpaesfIop. he commenced ~ sosans NE ss.e
!, wss action 81 rep'svs 10 recover passssaoa q
su~r,i,y Of spfuous liquors Which the p'aia'ss eea
tends taken from him by proessanss in,=i.i an
IN eoaact ~sh the Constitution o. tss comfy
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The Georgia arrived at this port on Friday
morning with the mails from California and ess3 $50
in gold dust On her outward passage she
arrived Of Aspinwan the morning Of the l6th
Slt one hour previous 70 the arrival Of the Uncle
Sam and sailed from there for New York. via Kingston
on the night Of the 10th ult 6fy hours sfer the ss
Ing Of the Uncle Sam She sailed from Kingston 1t
PM oath ult 96th uit. a IoA. H., in the Marssusns
Passage ten miles north Of lnagua, spoke steamer H.
LIMOS. from New York, all well.
Brig Myra, at Kingston, with coal, desired
to be reported
The following persons died on the passage:
Dee IL, j. ThompsOo Bald, of consumption 2sth,
Daniel Kingsley Of consumption.
The following persons came passengers in
the Georgia;
a. Kent ssd lsdy. CART Wsio ard sN Nc
kennedy W CshcaTi.J J. Csthla 4. y T.
b-rnot lady AR4 NJ Gsrdn.r. a. Henry me- Bcr
sea M, Curt. and .~,ssnt Mr. Gee te NJ kthaason, a.
e. rcaa.xn Nc finney H. 4 E1es " Dsca~ofh
&. SIP. Jas R Rose.
W rennsn H. Nufphy, j. winas Diet wooaruH NJ Ruter
C. Ttor wc sbd chi 4ren, M 6s'ssg, e. Hosescrsf.
a. Pohsuns q. Lander, koker. M H<,lesier Dr Bell
fstc- B,Lnos Mra Dr. " RYAN Il c. Hoy
Cspt Ip A. BfoSa J. {. seeaeJs, W C. Ray, ina CeaeA
man. NJ cobb, and leo Others
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The lsArGURArioS.--Goy SEYMOUR, says
The Aihasy Erssins Jo1nsi Of Doc 30, will undergo
tie simple but impressive ceremony Of Inauguration In
the Hall Of the Capitol, ss 10 O'Clock. ON Saturday
morning. Tie oath viii be administered by Hon
HrNnN s. RANpALL, Secretary Of state.
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The following is the Specie List Of the
The bark Cuba, Capt. Sherwood, was lost {

The bark Cuba, Capt. Sherwood, was lost on
the night Of the l7h Inst, Point Lmen about three
miles from Navy Bay. The weasel is total loss The
oiicers and crew were saved and came passengers
by the Georgia There was no cargo on board.
The ship Manteo, Brown, from New-York
in thirty one days, arrived st Navy Bay on the 18th
inst The schooner Gen. veszie, Of Portsmouth, with
locomotives, arrived on the 18th.
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CHRONOLOGICAL INDEX To1 1851.

The following brsf nemorssda are intended.
a. the title indiestes rather for the eoavsaisass
of reference o to dssss, than - Aistssisal
conpIsaiss. Tie nsvs.snss dushg he ysar,
Lie he gradual upheavI q . lire sfseass,
have ben narked hero sn1t1sEs b . aKikiag
set, While tie great results hsvs bssa pro-
gressivsly Effected.
The political changes Of sdninistration in
England and America VIII usasubtedly led 10
important events, OF which saly IN oatiine caa
now be seea, and which hsve Jet to aaora
matters Of hiS,sry. These changes have al
ready been fully diseusaed In Tie Tr1uss and
will no, b. treated Of herv.
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LiyerDeel Markets. DEC. IL
Pe GrsaA s HasaL
HALIFAX. Thsrsday, Dee =, ita
AZ Lveryool on SATURDAY the lin tnss, the CoTTes
sarsef vss axAdy ~ fndAys prseesL
WHIAI eeeLafd II q from the ship -
In FLocR . limited business doing. and snsn ioes
were Offering $50 under Wednesdays prices The tone
Of the msskx was dali
In LnfOn ebe EnGi1sS Funds were ues6y Consoas fDr
the epeniss vsrs - ieit e1olt.
TIE sOutheru Mail.
BALTIMORE. Friday, Dec 81, 1852.
There Is ne mail south Of Charleston this
evening.
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asr Wrvek Or DE Brg isaseus.
Bosrox, Friday, Dee. u. isn
The br;g IabeEa, from Machias for New
Ycrt vcnt s.hor, on Gres. Point Nsatpeket On DC
xnh, end hAs bllsed-
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By TELEGRAPH.
Assei.s.ea,.-sir. Kns-Pslitieai.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY. ktHx-Peh'iceis
Sfer,sI Dssrssel 10 Tao y. T. rsSss<
WASHINGTON. Frisy. ps III, 1852.
John y Weeks ia appointed Inspector Of
Hulls an1 II. Renwick Of Bsibsrs d Steamboats,,
st New.york, by the Secretary OF enc Ireasug.
The Senate confnsed the nominations Of
Wm. r Smith. Collector at Galveston, vice
John B. Ashe. whose commission Vas revoked;
Frederick l. IIepop, appointed Appraiser at
Philadelphia. vice John H. Withers, removed.
The foiiov;ns appointments IL Supervising In
rpec,ors have ben made james Murray, at
1ssh;more. vice Jehn Murray, whose commits
sion - revoked; Alfred Guthrie, Of Chicago,
~ join w. Dale declined; William A. Bird,
IN Blsck Rock, vice Hiram Barton. declined
Charles W. Copeland, Of New York, vice Robert
a. Stsrcns. declined.
The Government steamer Futon has been
ordered here, to 90 to Havana direct, with Mr..
King. His health is 90 bad that his physicians
thovsht Il dangerous for him to go ia crowded
steamer.
John A. Campbell, Of Alabama, is recon.
mended BY all the States south Of the Potomac.
execptag Louisiana and Texas, for Judge of the
Supreme Court
Sam Houstm and r. NJ. Scurry Represents
tives cleo from Texas, have just arrived here.
WATCH.
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TAe psssrrss OF BSsiLa saDexsesas Aa4 s,n.
suess in the Eas, has been marked by sssetA
impcr,sss captures. and the sss<tsaa q ~
Bsisish supremacy 10 Burusah. ~ he CASs
II Coed Hovs tho piaifl end aissssseisl dir
nishng With the Casres 10 s,D maintained.
uitA e,sssissAi ssssssa - sisAsr si1e The
particular dessls Of sAsss ss6aesusat4 have
.ss been thought wcrhy = pnesua IA sAis
place.
A number Of attempts .. eva dissarsaaes
BY some Of tae tarbulsas spariss - hep 10
Sou,h Alnsricsn States and Rspshliss. as s1
o. Mexico, in fssssish sspesasasssa, visAsss
eSsctils ANYTHING ka; less sflifs ssa tsssssrs.
md the sdditicnal wrcsehedoess Of the m6ss>
ing people. have ben allowed - pass - ths
uncertainties Of shadous--tks coaiAs sssata
when they arrive, viii b worthy efcAroaisas.
TAs wonderful tide Il nissrsl vsa|sA vAisA'
has been poured into the lap Of he civilized
world hem Cahissuh end Aassrulh cossissss
to asv, he suiekssing Of enterprise -
emigration hes been one Of the greet ssaase0
In the history Il the yssr. While the hissass
Of the Australian emigration in G~st bsssala
promises 70 - inpss>ant ~ lsseiae. ~ ~
The most striktae sinsls art al the yer.
taken Is an event Of comssAsaAg iaseesst. y
the rcestablisAmsat a the Empire II 1nasA
with the recognition VI Louis NsPssssa ~
the title Of Napelson Ill. A report 30 49,
ed in the French Senate on Nov. :, and psh.
lished in the Msa;ssw on The ~ balsviaG =
Ayor Of this mcasure-psasing the ssaAka -
&c out ef 81 votes. An e'eesiea b - pesges
was ordered, aud on the 20tA and 2A u tAsA
month, the votes we're polled, aud dsslsrsd
officially, On the lst Of Decsnbss. = Aosss:
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PmnADElPHA, Friday, De- q, lisa
Tie amount Of gold deposited In the mint
during - upsth OF December 81 $50 coo and the
ssnousee esid eeassd during the same period ives
he - drposiss d gold for the year is,a have
Ben. eSluS,<tS
And shSGelnese for the year sos 6s
TIE uunnhs u three cess pseees coined during De
esmhss - 1sso ss, cad the total number durns the
scar, lsaaSo
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MssshI. orsss Aosa = sser,ns.ss CIV ca
NsrsA9. iEsfi awa = Yagusy csha I: msa> trssa
, y on IN wdssk
Msrsh ~ The fr,s marriage n froa Ca rnh rssr.
,ory tskss pisre beevsn Roben HsnrJ sad 1asy ntsA
March H. Gssrahs, de ssrvaoaw theosusA
ux~ sseeroi
March - Steamship inapenieses .oss b Rss>as.
ds BAY With several Avcs
,.mstsl .. ti,ccc 30
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c....h neeesuixea n. Senator from
IOwa.

The President has officially recognized c. IL
.psoassk = cousu ffom Hsnovss FOR the stssss Of ~
inois Iowa Michigan. Indian: ara Mscossaa and iss
~ sor CosssIsos and Gusaansls III Key wess
IA Usiss he's ds.psseh Announcing tia reslscsiea
n f;s.,rse w, Jonas a a. O. senator from Iowa
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Death CO Hss. Asss Lswres,cs TIVE ChilArsu
DrswHea.

BosroN friday, Dec. u, Is52
Hon. Aso. LAwxEScR died suddenly, this
uo,u.us, Il NJ residence, 10 Tvmon.s,,, ssed 81.
Two kstle daughters Of 3 Dexter and H.
Ferry, q ehpleamopd Village scsr Worccsse,, ssca
,sspcstiSsy ard yosrS were drowned YESTERDAY IN
\ ,s,.pd sHaf Arx tHtlser's resstknsa
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for them on the Field Of hsss and the Seven HDs
temples baicas and even circuses where statues Of
sods we're mingled with the obesks along tho spisa
win cite. from memory only and hurredly the Basil
leo Of An,osinsA near the Pantheon; the Temple Of
Octsvia, the Circus Of Titus on the oarinal the lem
pies Of Minerva Of Juno Luens the Basilca Of Licin
ms the Temple Of Venue and Rome the Temple Of
Mars lie Temple Of Concord. the Temples Of the
Capfone Jupiter Of Jupiter ToGans OF Jupiter ssAsor
and of Anfsainus and Fsuslna-ai within the precincts
Ct The fsrum-
Then. between the Pslstne AID the Areu;inc. the
grand circus eircss ~aTssss. which contained SoOOO
spectators. and vhose long spssA supported twelve OBJ
ehsks aid two hundred statues OF gods-smonz them
I,is and osiri, swallowed mp In ~ az Pompea-siwsys
h,,hy vsurrsscd Of Rome their character Of Eyyp
tsrs On Mount A,enrine the portco Of Fabncius and
the ternpIe. Of Diana Of Juno Regina and OF Liberty
On the bsnks Of tie ntsr not af from the QssdVoas
the temples Of ouns yilrs and Of vesta and ths
Amman rod the temples OF Reuus and Ron1alas the
circus Of Romalus and Ia the boring plain waich
extends from tie Pyramid u soxtas TO the rornb Of
neee am erous little terSsy V temples ami suburban
cirrus~s dedesed to mob Of subsltsrn sods, 90 ths
no god Of All possible oymPa.es and I'll The theo-
roriss of the universe, Known and unknown need be
jealous or complain Of neglect At Rome.
With such Q catalogue Is this. whieh v eezies fax
from complete Whist becomes Of the Destination d the
psn,heosi Afscrwsrd comes Emperor veo tAkss
his functions - sovereign ponfid In earnest sa4 sss
on, on liz travels gather gods The rose ssd sesa
them to Rome IA d me Emperor Adrian Hsjs~s>
ne,inss lss sevca yesrs; be rsnsscp Greece I'D
sciy be dspssehss ssihss 70 osta frsshtsd vth
sois snd xcddsssss found IN the temples a Psssan,
sesesss, Asnysn.sm end syrscu-e, md under ~ q
esnric eolo.nsdss Of The bssilics of the oiyuPt8
Jupitsr, csned BY some the Temple Of Gi.ns.
Thcs AArAa lssds In Eyp< ThUe hs ara tAsssAt
h to esesse i~ hinssfs ~ god Accordingly. - -
ees Anfiaoss and seeds various copies Of ha - Rsne
- The Greek Anftn0us, Egypsi@s Anfinoss Hssssjss
AssineusL Hs god bsins made hs sse<sds tAs M's
vshs rh~ses, The cry q Hsrms& ne yse'sssh a
heryS the cradle Of the Gynsosophkes Elepdss<ase
Fsi... yGh<riEs Up obsh<ks co down ~ Csnny
sea spAaxes dsayursd b. the Persian soidiey and "a
tmnense rsircsiou Of lases Anahsss Apssrs Osirscs
Hernss~s. Typhsas osmssd.ss-h were pseted o.
bclel ~Gsjs ssA f0rwsdei ~ Tats;um. Bruala.
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Wasks~gten Itenss.

- = WASIHNCfSN, fld6y, DC. 81, IbJ2
Senator Houston arrived 70 day direct from
"exss in good health.
The Hon Graham NJ Fitch has gone to Indl
week ssd WIN Be returned senator Tor he uDexpred
ecrm Of the late Mr. whtcomb so say the lesdng men
9Iom thss State
II 10 understood that Col Forueys object 10
going to Co.eosd 10 TO oppose Judge Campbell and sus
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Special Rvakh The ~ Y. Tyieu,ss
WARRINGTON, Friday psc. 81, 1852.
J.W.Fornsy has gone to Concord to op-
pose the seiectiOn Of Judge Campbell Of Peansyiva.
Sa, for place h the Csbnct.
About fifty masons and laborers on the Capt..
to have been discharged to-day wArcH.
Fashion ut WnsIfington.
Special DsspsiA The ~ Y. Trissass
wAsnSoros Friday. Dec. 81, 1854.
Cards are out from the lady Of the Span.
h hinistsv Tor sorecs every "Wednesday evening till
The third Of February. The Secretary Of the Navy
viii sisebe Al home every alternate Mosdsy, from tho
lhird Of January to the I'D of Fcbruary
HIATT Tor.
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New Goods--.Fresh Arrival.
p II. Keith & Co..

4 RE now receiving and opening large and
IA complete stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, which will compare tavorably with
any stock that has ever been brought to this
market. Having taken great pains in select
ing, both as to quality and style. and having
purchased on the most favorable terms, they
feel confident of being able to offer as strong
inducements to purchasers as any other house
in town.
They will not bore the reader with long
exaggerated catalogues, and other hnmbusse-
ry rcsorted to by some merchants, but con,
tent themselves with calling the attention OF
an intelligent community to their stock, be-
levng that their Goods and prices are better
recommendations than any manufactured
puffs. So, making a long story short, Mey
haze tie Good$, ana are deiern,i"ed 10 sell Mem'
at such prices a. will suit the public.
Athens, April 80, 1858.
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For Spring & Summer Trade !
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
S. X. n e e y i II /,

rs now receiving and opening his New
l. Goods, and can assure his friends that he
has never purchased Spring stock so attrac-
tive. lie would call particular attention to
his assortment of
RICH DIR ESS GOODS!
Plain and Fancy Silks; plain and figured
Bereges: French Organdies; Victoria Lawns;
.Iaconets Swiss and French Muslins, Cambrics,
Ginghams, Prints, DC, de-; Ribbons Dress
Trimmings, Kid Gloves, Laccs Mitts, silk
Gloves Ionnets for Ladies and Misses, Silk
and Cotton Hosiery, and in fact almost every
thing called for in this market.
FOR GENTLEMENS WEAR:
lie has Cloths Cassimeres, Vcstings, Cot,
tonades, Linen Drilling, Drap d'Ete, and
Summer Cloths of all kinds. Boots and Shoes;
Hats and Caps, latest styles, de-, de-
Also, u lage assortment Of Domestcs, Drill.
ings de-, DC.
He solicits an early call. and by examining
his stock you will find that his assortment
is complete, and suited to the wants of the
public. TApri |, 'j3
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Important to Mill Owners.

WILL ship to any mans order who will
i fork me over $50, a MA CHINE that will
clean the worst smut Wheat, if the Wheat is
dry and plump and the Machine genred and
fed according to directions. The Machine
runs on an iron frame, with composition boxes,
and iron fans-cousequently it will last n
great while. The reason that offer it SO low
Is that you need the Machine and myself the
money. Any one of them failing to meet my
recommendations, the money will be yours
and the Machine mine. Further information
can be had by addressing me Mt Riceville,
Tenn. JAMES BCCKNER, JR.
nril 1Sko-on,
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Look out for your Interest
Twill Regulate the Prices.

My stock of Spring and Summer Goods is
vi now complete. consisting Of every varic-
tv, shade and color Of
LADIES d, GENTS DRESS GOODS.
Also, Hats, Gaps, Shoes and Boots, Caters;
Hardware Queens and Glassware Cutlery, dc;
Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuifs and Blue Stone;
30 bags best Rio Coffee; 5000 lbs Brown, Loaf
and Clarified Sugars;
Pepper, Alspicc, Ginger, and Soda;
URTGS AND MEDICINES.
Agency for the sale Of DR.. d. Jaync's celc.
brated Family Medicines; London d. Co.'S do;
Dr. Kecler's do DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla; VOLTS Aromatic Scheidnm
Schnapps: Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry;
Ayre's Liverwort and Tar; Cod Liver Oil;
Arabian and Mexican Mustang Linimcnts; to-
gcthcr with many other valuable Medicines
$4,000 lbs. Of Iron, well assorted; Virginia
Salt. dc.
All of which will be sold at the lowest
prices for cash, or given in exchange for coun.
try Produce. Feeling very grateful for the
liberal patronage of n generous public here
tofore extended, hope that they may double
heir diligence. i. +. MARTIN.
Calhoun, April 90, ls53-tf $40
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Athens Foundry and Machine
Works.

Athens Foundry and Machine
Works.
TNIIE subscribers would respectfully an
i nouncc to the citizens Of Athens and the
public generally, that they are now in opera
ton and prepared to do
Ga StiNg
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
fcrent 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 Kilgorc Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw from two to five thou
sand feet per day.
Persons wishing Mill or Machinery castings
can he accommodated upon short notice.
Also fron Railing Of every description.
They are also prepared to do all kinds Of
Brass casting.
ZIMMERMAN d THOMAS.
PS. We have connected with the Works
an excellent Pattern Maker so that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. lat.
Athens. Tenn. June 4, ls52-tf 1893
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CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE
Formerly Griffin House,)

=
CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE.
T>IIIS well known Hotel. situated within n
i few steps of the passenger car landing of
the Western and Atlantic Railroad, is now
open under the supervision Of Thomas Crutch
field, assisted by Mr.. J. W. +. Bryson and
Lady. This house, while under the control of
Col. j. }. Griffin, acquired very high reputa
ton ms fist class Hotel. The present pro-
prietor having secured the services of Col.
Gritiin's bar-keepcr, and having purchased his
most excellent cook and house boy, and hav-
ing furnished the house entirely new, hopes to
retain its high reputation and merit public
patronage. Passengers can be accommodated
with al omnibus to and from the boats.
THOMAS CRUTClIFIELD,
Feb. IA, '53-lv-23O Proprittor.
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GREAT BARGAINS!

1>HE subscriber is beginning to receive sup
l. plies Of Spring and Summer
M r C. II A " DIS T..
He will sell VERY Low for prompt pay,
and will take in exchange any PRODUCE
that he can sell again. lie will keep
STRICTLY A CASH STORE,
or those who have Cash to pay for their
Goods, and will sell such BARGAINS as can
not fail to please.
lie ~iH positively not suffer himself to be
UND f. Il OLD
y any House in East Tennessee
lie would invite the Ladies particularly to
and most beautiful BONNETS.
Just received 60 copies Of that splendid
Music Book Mc Harp Of Columbia.
Athens, April 8, '53. G.. HORNE
P.S. If you want No. Coffee, here it is.
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NEW BUSINESS HOUSE.

have opened Bushes
~ House mt Athens. in the new building
near the Depot, where they are prepared to
sell GROCERIES, at low rates, and 10 Pur-
chase Produce at the highest MAJ ket price.
IL Wheat wanted at highest cash price
sGcks on hand. KEYES, SOS 4 co.
Athens, D.c. II. is52--;f 22l
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Spring &Summer Stock!
LATEST AND BEST!
R. T. EN- LEDOW
rs just receiving and opening. ut the old
stand, on the Northwest corner of the
Public Square, one Of the best assorted and
fullest stocks of
DRY coo s.!
ever brought to Athens. His Goods were So
lectcd with great care, and with particular
reference to the wants and tastes Of the pco-
pie of this section, and comprise almost every
thing that could be named:--Broad Cloths,
Cassimcrcs, Summer Cloths, Sattincts, Vest
ings, fancy and plain; LIDIh.S DRESS
GOODS of every pattern and quality, !!dkfs,
Gloves, Hosiery, and in short every thing in
the Dry Goods line. lie has no disposition to
boast, but solicits the public to call and cX'
anime his recent purchases.
Also u large assortment of Hats, Caps, Bon
nets, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Qucensware,
Cutlery, de-, dc.
& X o G T. X les!
lie has also large stock of Groceries, to
wit: Sugar. Coffee, Pepper. Salt, Molasses,
de-, dc. lie not only has these articles on
hand but will keep constant supply.
VI" Produce Of the country taken in OK
change for Goods at Cash prices.