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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-08
More evidence Of tie efficacy Of Dr. HoOFLAND' :


celebrated GERMAN biTTERs: =, .,-..-. -. s;.;,a ~.
an. Bties Mziure without doubt he zretest m *
,,pt for osessfs the liver and bowels AroooTn sc o.
Sisres las come notice wherein the PATENT h h
hsus,e5 the mstes meicss Of til. different SCHOOLS o. 10
i,b He indaced 70 use taese 80
fw bottles Of entirely cured hin MAny aen ee 80.
eond rerto bore readers viii reeoueet ms 80
rvs should they uuforiups,e to reqa re IT, use sj
.on rosssss orzirs unpublished receipt OF Df
he pIepsre medicine with Those o
eel, az III. s:ore or th his name written no
tuisioe ind blown in the bottles imitation. Of ~
mon y n .~os NJ galton--f-
eo,rey ~ Visu-.t and C. r. RING, corner OF 1onu' a
yIosdusy and by dealers IN medicine everywhete.
To MINISTER'S AND LAWYERS. -Constant use c o,
Nh. inns ur.ly INJURIES BRYAS's PULsoso
b. eTTsd 10 Sour pocket rdy and soohns 20 tNe ~
lnrgs Tryt them. Is csDHa box c.,.-.I
Por sale by v. CLcKENER Co No Of DAie'J % "0'
Asens for Ee~Yok and vicinity.
We have known persons to suffer from Corns ana
Pile, the mos exerucsDs torture and spend ana ~
I .st " e they had but thought OF eonsden9 t1 go0u
Etpnre RUSSIA in caring Burns SealdS soes RE ~
Sold bv C II RING No I2 Broadway; u u shNDs
sent: CIV CLrcxESXs Coz REDDIse Co. boston P'0P'
-Co,eT.nopos EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.-YOu are
rev In, don't want bad Beware then o. the esus mn
Dvss Use a preparation that congenai TO the mar
Uniform color every FIBRE and never misses t,s u ~
,. Natures bsck ard browns sod ana sPpe' "
House.
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SEWING MAcnlNEs.-with a manufacturipe estab.

SEWING MACBINEs.-With a manufacturing estab-
hms,t Of great extent containing and novel machinery
sruesss sxprey for the sSegR Co producing
various work. .sips threads
orpsnents sches the whole hnhed superior
nsnshP cannot elsewhere be eqHsee oee No S brosdwsy
SEWING MACHINES CAuTIoN.-All persons making
ulllpe using Sewing Machines needle needles with
the point without license from forbidden
6irgpe Of Sept To- s4 under the Of
Sec list licences In the machinery column inside the
recent Decision the u s. Court stopping the Singer
ssrhiDes in Massachusetts, e HOWE Jr No Broadway
MEIOpEONs The doublekeyed NeodeOns Of Good.
man Baldwin and Of s. ID n W. Saith. fos which
HoRAcs No Broadway s'le AGENT
EDGED the only tuns3 the equal
temperament Fer sale at very low Prces
To BUSINESS MEA.-RopEs UNITED STATES
Rxyrw for March contains besides variety Of useful aud
matter Tables OF Passages Inland ans Foreign,
with fun ipsuetiops Possstcr ami others prepared
prt,sly Al Wssbpston The shove Is mcnihy published
cents per viii be oand Of vs1s 70 s baaess
people CHARLES r. RODE NO lei os0sd"ay new orr;
RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. -
This pany win occupy the cee the fzsi door Of ne
tending No. - Wss the Sesm.n Saving Bank nn
al made their former place business No % Wall
rendered BY the recent fe j. PskSKY SECRETARY
HAn DYE AND WIGs.- BACHELORS Mandatory
for these articles No s Broadway opposite to the
P whero he hes the accommodations the world TOR the
apple OF his famous Hair Dye and the sales OF his
yeacd WIG sas Toopee Nine priss all on one door
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GENIN's Great Opening of Spring Fashions ais ia

ohwlNS s., inc pattie OF the sewing MA
Hunt Of New-iok are eontestn before the Patent oH,e
which hes the prior right to the
shuttle In Sewing Machines The prior
by and most respectable succeeds
have bis license his Invention the
sswsveI The emily msehias that csa eOush with s.y
original patent granted Morey johnson the 6h
lsia These Machines recently improved purposes
the most perfect ever produced l. NJ. SINGER Co,
No Broa1w
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MAKE NOTE OF TIA new Clothing Emp0
rum just opened the undersigned No loo Futon
With Handsomely made stock OF clothing
adsptd all and trimmed IN the best styles aud Wild
cold at the lowest possible prices.
MEAN articles guaranteed be exactly represented
EDWARD L. hAcKETT,
Clothing Emporium
M Emit
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27
ATLANTA MARKET.

ATLANTA Jan. "A.
Corn continues exceedingly scarce and is
retailing readily to-day at soc per bu.; would
wholesale Mt 10 or 75c.
oats are more plenty with good demand, at
60 II G5c per bushel, sacked.
Peas IS soc per bu.
Wheat 81 ,O5 per bu. for choice lots
How-Ready sale at Sc per Dbl, scarce.
Hay 81, % pei 100 lbs
Bdcon-The only reply we can make to per.
sons who are constantly ordering from lis is
none to be had in our market at any price.
Lardi also coming in very slowly.
B,ater-More plenty at Ice per Id.
Feathers 45c, none in market and in demand.
Onions s2i per Dbl, dull.
Irish Potatoes SIT per Dbl
Green Apples So per DBL, very scarce. We
could sell one or two hundred bushel. per
week at our figures.
Real Estate continues to advance and all Of
fered Is taken at advanced prices
Erchangc plenty at our former quotations.
Respectfully,
SEAGO, ABBOTT & CO.,
General Commission Merchants for the PR.
chase aud sale Of all kinds Of Tennessee Pro
duce, Merchandise, Groceries, dc.
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PonIar Hill ENGLISH School.

THIS School is loctated three miles South
l of Athens, McMinn county, in the midst
oi beautiful and healthy settlement, Ihs
FIRST session Of this school, under the care Of
the undersigned, will commence on Monday,
the ~ January next.
TERMS-Per SsssioH Of FGrs Months Pdyd-
BE al tie close Of The Session;
Spelling, Reading, Writing aud Mental L.,
Arithmetic, $500
English Grammar 100
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Logic,
Rhetoric, and q course of Mathematics.
embracing Algebra, Geometry. Trigo-
nometry, Mensuratien of Surfaces and
Solids, the Principles of Navigation, and
Theory and Practice of Surveying, 1000
No student will he received for less Pc
Rod than half session, and no deduction made
except In cases Of sickness or other provideno
tial hindrance Boarding can be had in good
families at a reasonable price within mile
of the School. J. c. BARB, Principal.
Dec. l6. ls53-?mt 27S
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TIE RESPIRATORY ORGANS

Are peculiarly sensitive part OF the hui
man frame, and their susceptibility to disease
manifests itself in various forms, such as
Coughs, Colds, Group, Bronchitis Asthma,
and that fearful scourge of our race, Con
sumption. 70 remedy these diseases, STABLER's
ANobYNE CHERRY ExPEcroRANT is offered to the
public. with the assurance that it is no EN-.
pircal compound, but preparation sanction
ed by medical science and commendation.-
It's beneficial effects in all the above forms of
disease have been certified to by incontro-
vertible testimony. You are advised 70 give
it trial. Sr,RLGR's DrARRuGA CORDIAL is also
a remedy wluch has been tested and approved
b, hundreds of physicians and others. See
advertisement in another column, and ueserip.
tive pamphlets, to be had gratis of the agents.
Price Of each only so cents per bottle, or six
bottles for ;2,Ju. Jan. G.-lmJ
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MACON MARKET.

MACON, Jan. 80, 1854.
The transactions for the week past have
been limited; prices firm, with stocks Of Bacon,
ard and and Produce, light.
Bacon-lIog round S! a Sc, scarce.
Ldrd-In barrels n Zoe; kegs 10 l0lc.
Corn-A little dull, 75c per bushel.
oats IS n 65c, a little dull.
Peas-Scarce, so Soc per bushcl.
lfeal-Scarcc, so S5c per bushcl.
How-Good Tennessee Sc a 1928.
FSatherS-Scarce, As a 45c per Id.
Hay-Good Tennessee, l,60 a Sl,75.
Hogs-None in market, demand good, Has! J.
Bccres-On foot, Al a &c.
Apples SO a So, 80 per barrel.
Poiatoes-s3 1880 per barrel.
Dried Frmt-Peaches -; Apples 7jc.
Salt 81, 80 So per sack
Codee-Firm, ~ a l3c per Id.
SUga New Orleans ~ n Sc per lb.
Coton-Active. tending upward, II ole.
Erchangc-Scarcc, New York and Savan'
nah I per cent.
Respectfully,
ALLEN 4 DUNLAP,
Commission Merchants, Macon, ia.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

AMERICAN NGEYUITY-MATTER THAT AL
MOST SrEAKs.-Among the mutitudinous
objects in the Patent Office at Washngton
and which evidence what skill can do, is an
invention that picks up pins from confused
heap, turns them all around with their heads
up, and sticks them in regular rows. Another
goes through the whole process of cigar
making, taking in tobacco leaves and turning
out the perfect article. One machine cuts
cheese: another scours knives and forks;
another blacks boots; another rocks the era.
die; and seven or eight take in washing and
ironing. Another patent is for Il machine
that counts the passengers in an omnibus and
takes their fare also. When 4 fat man gets
in, it counts two, and charges double. There
arc variety of guns that load themselves; a
fish line that adjusts its own bait and rat
trap that throws away the rat and then bats
and sets itself, and stands in the corner for
another.
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COM vi E R G. IAL L.
SAVANNA MARKET.

SAVANNAH, Jan. 81.
F1om-This article continues dull and
neglected. We quote Baltimore at 80 in small
lots, from store. and Georgia at 81, so per Dbl.
Corn-Thc demand for this article during
the week has been good, and the sales to
fair amount The supply is better than at
any previous period during the season. Some
10000 bushels from Tennessee arrived during
the week. A sale of zoo bushels was made
at S2!c per bushel. Wequote it at so to S2c,
according to quantity and quality:
Hay-We quote Eastern on the wharf at
81, %, and Northern mt Sl,l24 1925 per
hundred pounds. The supply is light.
Sai-During the past week several cargoes
from Liverpool have arrived. The market is
we'll supplied for the present. We hear of
the sale Of cargo at price not made public
Sales of lots of from 400 TO 800 sacks have
been made at 81 so per sack. We hear of
sales, also, of lots, at Las. The sales are at
irregular rates.-NewS
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27
MLANES WORM SPECIFIC.

The following, from u customer, shows the
demand which this great medicine has created
wherever it has been introduced:
BLossnuRG, Tioga co., Pa, March 80, so.
Gentlcmen-ln consequence of the great
consumption of your Worm Specific in this
place aud vicinity, we have entirely exhaust
ed our stock. We will feel obliged by your
forwarding via Corning, N. Y, 90 dozen, with
your bill, on the reception of which we will
remit you the money.
From the wonderful effects of said "Spe-
cifc" in this neighborhood, there could he
sold annually large quantity, if to he had,
(wholcsalc and retail) from some local agent
if you would compensate person for trouble
and expense of vending, think ! could make
it to your advantage odo so.
Yours, respectfully, WM. NJ. MALLORY,
Messrs. J. Kidd d Co. Per W. f. Porter.
Purchasers will please be careful to ask for
DR.. nLdne'c celebrated Termititqe, and take
none else All other Vermifuges. in compari-
son, nre worthless. Dr. MLane's genuine
Vermifuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills,
can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores
in the United States and Canada.
For sale 10y p. II. KEITH Co, Athens; j. a.
GC.W. CorriY, jacksonville; and by one Agent
in every town in Tennessee. Jan. "a.
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G.. a. J o X Id A y,
Dental Surgeon,

ATHENS TENN ESSEE,
ID ESPECTFULLi informs the citizens of
IL Athens and vie nifty, that he has opened
an office in the bull Ing on Washington street,
one door East Of tn residence of G.. W. Ross,
and that he is now prepared TO do any de
scription Of work in he line of his profession.
Artificial Teeth set On Gold Plate or Pivot;
Teeth Plugged with 'old; Separating, Clean
ins and Extracting eeth, DC, dc. lie flat
tiers himself from his skill and experience in
the profession, that h. viii be able to give the
most entire satisfaction in all cases, and so
licits the attention Of those who may have
occasion for the serv ces of Dentist.
His charges will be reasonable.
Dec. 9, lS53-d 271
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Ocoec Male an Female Seminary,
George own, Tenn.

ot"h t'''""f
rINHE tenth sessio Of this Institution will
commence Non 'oE 5h September
TERMS, per s. sion If Fire Months:
Orthography Reading. Writing, &c, SO 90
English Grammar, arithmetic and &c.
ography, 80, 90
plete, orits equivalent; Natural, Nor.
al 4 Mental Sciei ,e, and Languages 10 90
Civil Engineering, With use Of Instru.
ments, !" 90
No student will be received for less peri.
cd than eleven weeks and no deduction made
except in cases Of sickness The price Of
hoard varies from 5 ,25 10 81, 40 per week,
washing, de-, inclnded. Students wishing 70
board themselves will occupy the rooms be.
longing TO the institution.
H. B. HAYWOOD, FrinoipaL
August 10, lS53-u 25O
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AUGUSTA MARKET.

AUGUSTA, Jan. 81
The Corn Market continues steady at 20 a
IS per bu. sacks included, though some hol-
ders are asking higher rates.
Oats are in demand at IS per bu.
Wheat is scarce and readily commands
Sl.25a l4O for white, 81 lie for Red, Pc
bush.
The Bacon Market continues heavy for all
descriptions. The demand is linitcd-and
dealers anticipate lower rates.
Flour, Tennessee, continues active and
prices are well sustained, NC quote SJI5,50
per biol.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

TIE SOUTHERN BANKER AND COMMERCIAL
REPORTER is publication which has been
commenced in Charleston by Mr.. J. Munro.
The editor, in his prospectus, thus explains
the objects of his journal;
A monthly periodical, designed to meet the
wants of the South in the Banking and Com
mcrciaI Departments 1t will bc the aim OF
the editor to give full and correct descrip-
ton of all counterfeit Bank Notes, and rcia-
BILE statements in all commercial matters per-
tanning to the interests of the South. Plain
and easily understood rules will be found in
it, for assisting persons to detect counterfeit
notes, pUrporting to have been issued by any
Bank in the Union. 1t will also contain the
pane of every bank in the several States, and
the value of their notes in Charleston; and
such other Information as may be deemed of
Importance to the business men of the South
Tcrms--rwo dollars per annum, in advance
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27
Valuable Slave for Sale,

ON Monday, the 9th day Of February be
~ tween u and 2 o'clock, at the Court
house door in Athens, Tenn, by virtue Of an
order Of Court, will sell the very likely boy
GEORGE, aged 2s or 80 over SIX feet high
sound and healthy, belonging 10 the estate
Of John Armstrong, deed. Sold for payment
Of debts and for distribution.
TrpNs $500 in cash. bond and security,
AZ - months, for the balance.
MOSES SWEENEY, admir-
Of iohR Hrm1rorq dec'5.
Jan. 10, isJ4--it Prt fee SO III
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n. O. FARRELL's

CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINIMENT
lswell known TO possess the most wonder
fully healing, penetrating, and stimulating
properties, and by its promptness in effecting
cures, which previously had resisted all other
medicines, administered by the most scientific
physicians. has placed il far beyond any SINH
lar remedy ever introduced to the people of
the United States. Ii stimulates the absorb
ents to increased action, and thus enables ma
ture to throw off disease-d pcRstrdteS 10 tie
bones, adding strength and activity to the
museles-it is powerfully anolyne and thereby
diidys NERVOUS irritation, producing delighttHi-
iy pleasing sensation through the rhole trdme-
Owing to its remarkable anticeptic properties
it purifes and neutralizes that poisonous, cor
sive principle which renders old ulcerous sores
so difficult to heal; it. therefore, is peculiarly
adapted to their speedy cure. This Liniment
from its penetrating and strengthening quail
ties has been found t. be n specific Tor raraly-
sis or Palsy. Whiteswellings and diseased
Joints, and in fact all complaints involving the
muscular system. 1t has cured cases of Rheu-
matism Of twenty or thirty years standing, and
affections of the. sfine wherein the entire
spinal column was so crooked and distorted,
that the patient could not walk without arti-
fcal SUPPORT Numerous eases of Palsy have
been cured when the flesh had withered, leav-
ing nothing but the dried skin and bone, and
the limbs totally without use or feeling. For
children with Group tits Of inestimable value,
rubbed and bathed over the throat and chest.
If applied freely on the chest it never fails to
give relief in the severe coughs attending Con
Asthma and Colds. lthcels wounds
cure Sealdhead, Mango, dc
Planters and farmers will find it most valua-
Die medicine to be applied to Horses and Cat
tie for Sprains, Bruises, Lameness, Stiff Joints.
Sweeney, Dry Shoulder, Wounds, Burns, Spint
Chafcs or Calls Hardened Knots on the flesh
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27

n-yThc Erie war seems TO be raging as
fcrcely as over. though it is now between
the United States and the local authorities,
First the U. s. Marshal arrests half dozen
prominent citizens of Erie aud imprisons
them, and next the citizens make an afiida-
Wit against the United States Marshal OF
false imprisonment, and the local authorities
arrest him aud send him to prison
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-01-27
CHANCERY COURTAT ATHENS
Pleasant NJ. Miller, Administrator Of Nc
Capmbell Atchley, deed,

Capmbell Atchley, decd
rs.
John Knight, and the WIDOW and Heirs of
said McCNmpbell Atchley, decd.
TT appearing from an allegation in the bill
i filed in this cause, that John knight and
Henderson John are non-resdents Of the
State of Tennessee it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post
for four successive weeks, requiring the said
John Knight in his own right and as admins.
traitor Of Abraham Knight, decd, and the
said Henderson John to make their personal
appearance at or before the next term Of the
Chnncery Court, to be holden in Athens
McMinn county, Tennessee, on the Sd Monday
of February next, and plead. answer or de.
mur to the compliments bill filed against
them in said Court, or the same will he taken
as confessed as to them and set for hearing
accordingly. WM. LOWRY, C. d w.
Jan. II, ls5i--it Pr. fee 50 27s
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Sale of Slaves.

DURSUANT to an order of the Circuit
L Court Of the county Of Monroe, Tennes-
see, made in the case of the petition of Geo.
T. Glenn, Administrator of A. ID. Gentry,
decd, will sell to the highest bidder, on
Friday, the oath day of February next, Mt the
late residence Of said Gentry, on Tellico River
the following valuable NEGRO SLAVES, to
wit George, Toby, Ritter and Susan. A
credit Of six months will he given, the pur
chaser giving note and approved security.
T. +. GRIFFITH, Clerk.
Jan. 90, ls54-5t Prs foe So 27S
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HiWassee Scrip.

TOLDERS of HitrdSsee Rail Road Scrip or
l. Certificates (no matter when duel issued
in place of the Scrip, are hereby notified t"
present the same at this Office for payment
during the month of FeJrudrE and further,
that no interest will be paid on Certificates
after the lst day of March next.
r. c. JACKSON, Sec%
Office f. Tenn. d Ga. Railroad, luE ora
Athens, Dec. l6, 1858.
10y All the Knoxville papers, and the
London Free Press will publish until lst Feb
ruary 1854.
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The President and Directors Of The Bank Of
Tennessee, and Others,

Bazlcll TTcdjcoth and James IIedjcoth.
ON motion, and it appearing TINT the de-
~ PENDANT James Hedjco,h is non-resi.
dent, it is ordered that publication be made
for six successive weeks in the Athens Post,
newspaper published at Athens, Tennessee,
recurring the said defendant to appear on or
before the next term Of the Chancery Court,
to be held Mt Plkevile, Bledsoc county, Ten
nessee, on the second Monday Of March next,
then aud there to answer the complainant
lin or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing er partc as TO him.
THO ~ FRAZIER, Q. d n
Jan. 10. ls5l-Gt PRS fee So 277
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e1Y"Thc face Of the Car is said to be
strictly Grecian-forehead and nose in one
grand line; the eyes finely lined, large, open
and blue, with calmness, a GOODNESS, a free
zing dignity, which can equally queII an in
surrection, daunt an assassin, or paralyse Il
petitioner; the mouth regular, teeth fine, chin
prominent, with dark moustache and small
whiskcr; but not sympathy in his face
His mouth sometimes smiles, his eyes nev.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
At regular meeting Of McAlinn Lodge,
No. 81. independent Order OF Odd Fellows,
held in their Lodge room in Athens, on the
9th January inst, the death of Brother
WRIGHT SMITH, Jr., of Rhea county, Tenn, was
announced, when the following preamble and
resolutions were presented and unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS 1t has pleased God in his Al.
mighty wisdom to remove from our midst,
our well.beloved Brother, WRIGHT SMITH,
.Ir, we are again reminded by this at
fictive dispensation Of Providence of the UNI
certainty and instability of all human affairs.
Brother Smith was comparatively young
man, in the full enjoyment of all earthly hap
piness; but ut the very moment when hope
was exhibiting her most enchanting visions,
the destroying angel entered his household
and Death seized him for his victim. A be-
loved family have thus been early bereaved
of an affectiopate husband and father, and
we, as Odd Fellows, of n noble, enthusiastic
and generous brother. In all the relations Of
life Brother Smith ever sustained the reputa-
ton of an honest man, an upright citizen, and
a correct, liberal minded gentleman There
fore,
Resol,cI That the members of this Lodge
deeply feel the loss they have sustained by
the death of Brother Smith; and that they
tender their coincidence to the family and
friends of the deceased.
Rcsoired, That the members of this Lodge
wear the usual badge Of mourning for thirty
days, as a token of respect for our deceased
brother
Resolrcd That the Secretary be requested
to communicate with the widow of the de-
ceased, and furnish her with a copy of these
proceedings; and, also, copy for publication
in the ATHENS POST"
p. L. GAMBLE, " G.
Tuos A. CLENGE SEEM
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Pianos.

TUST received, three very fine octave
81 PIANOS, of a very fine build and beauty
of architecture and for sale by
Dec30. III. =. COOht.
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Look ont for Counterteits !

= y
The public are cautioned against another
counterfeit, which has lately made its appear
ance, called W. b. FnrrelFs Arabian Liniment,
the most dangerous of all the counterfeits,
because his having the name Of Farrell, many
will buy it in good faith without the knOwl-
edge that q counterfeit exists and they will
only discover their error when the spurious
mixture has wrought its evil effects.
The geuine article is manufactured only by
lI.G. Farrell, sole inventor aud proprietor and
wholesale druggist, No. II Main street Peoria,
Illinois, to whom all applications for Agencies
must he addressed. BE sure you get it with
the letters H. g. before Farrell's thus-lI g..
FARRELL'S-and his signature on the wrap
per- all Others are counterfeits
For sale by g. W. Ross, and A. McKELDIN,
Athens; IIUDGIN, WELLS d JOHNSON, Cleveland
W. Is. REYNOLDS. Benton; w. G. VAUGHAN,
Coumbus-and regularly authorized agents
throughout the United States.
GY3- Price IS and 30 cts, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village
and hamlet in the United States, in which one
is not already established Address II. g.
Farrell as above, accompanied with good ref
crcncc rs to character, responsibility, DC
Jan. 30. I'm