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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

cI NAL Il. w. CARWlT.E is respectfully an
nounccl by his friends us Il Candidate for rc-elec-
ton to the House Of Representatives at the next
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

SENATOR BUTLER-This distinguished man is
this week guest in our village, attending an
important case in the court. He appears us hale
and robust rs he did the first time we saw him,
ten years ago, presiding as Judge. The fast
life of the Capital and the harrassing, disgusting
insolcncc of aboitionists and freesoiers, seems
to have made little impression on his physical
man, notwithstanding he has withstood at least,
the latter nuisance with dignity and pertinaeity
that endears him to his entire Slate.-Abbeyille
Banner
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

SsAKEs-Jo1NTLY OR SEPARATELY.-The New
York Evening Post, III an article on a proposed
Presidential ticket composed of 'rhos II. Benton
for President and W. II. Seware for Vice Presi-
dent says:
"a ticket with Benton at one end and Seward
ut the other would be like I snake with two heads
and two wills, each pulling in opposite directions
neither could make any progress without
a separation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

CoURr OF EQUlrY.-Court Of Equity for
Abbeville is now sitting; Chancellor Wardlaw
presiding is the first time we have had
The pleasure of seeing this able judicial officer on
the bench. He prcsdes with all due dignity,
and delivers his opinions with the promptness
that becomes his reputation for profound legal
ability. The Chancellor enjoys an envable pop
ularity with the bar, which lie owes rs much TO
n rare urbanity Of manner, as TO his fine legal
acuInen-Banncr
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

GOLD FROM AUsrEALIA.-The last overland
mail announces the clearance from Australia Of
thirteen different gold ships for London, having
together on freight 26l.5l9 ounces, equal to So
$50 $50. This news is f;vorably noted in the
cotton and money circulars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

A PRETTY LITTLE CEowp.-Mr. Frederick
Kcmble, from the neghborllood of Rnmney, llar-
risun county Ohio, arrived in SleubenviIle last
Wednesday, by railway, with his wife and nine
teen children, iwenty-onc in all. 1t is said that
he owns enough land in that State to give each
one of his family one hundred and sixty acres,
and retain "a sIicc" for himself.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

RAscALTTy Is SILEs.-In IN action recently
tried by the Court of Common Please, in London
England. it tran>pircd that there is custom in
the silk trade Of what is called topping" which
means that the outcr ends of pieces of silks nre
frequently made of better quality than the in
terror. After the publicity given to this mode
of impo,tnrc. the fair srx will do we'll not only
to turn everything upside down, as has hitherto
been their custom when shopping, but also to
turn everything inside ont.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

The Eastern Shore" Of Maryland. says the
Philadelphia North American has within few
years past, exhibited remarkable degree Of i'm
provement Agriculture in all its branches has
made rapid progress, and tine Introduction of
cultivation has worked i surprising change in the
health of that region, which was at one time so
proverbiaIIy bad lis 10 deprcca,c lhs value prop
rrly. and drive away Il large amount Of industri-
Gus population. The malarous fever has entirely
disappeared. Physicians attribute this and no
doubt correctly to the use Of lime, guano, etc,
f"r agricultural purposes, the chemical proprrtits
Of those powerful agents acting as di.infectants
and purifiers of tie atmosphere. Or course. as
soon rs this fact was asccraincd, q great impetus
was given to the use Of these articles and thus
farming operations and the general health have
made corresponding advances
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

THE NlorLTRlE IToUsE-Ne passed recently
most agreeable day at this rc>"ri, and take
pleasure in adding our testimony 10 what has
been so often said hy others, of the delightful
manner in which it i, kept by i!s gracious host,
NJ Nirkcr-on Every department i, in complete
order, while qnclness and true genility mark
the whole arrangement and conduct of III.
house Omnibu.rs ply between the boats and
the hotel, at the most moderate charge, nnt
carriages arc ever in rcadiacss for drives on tho
beautiful beach. There is every prospcc, Of tho
house being soon crowded with gay company;
and there will be soft music for the quietly sen-
timcn,aI, ard hops for the more merriIy in.
cncd. We conll not help drawinga contrast
between the hustle, filth and discomfort which
which We have seen ut the Ocean House, New
port, where The pockets Of SouIherncrs are bled
by thousand lanccts, but which the tyranny
of fashion makes them bear without complaint,
Wit! The good order attention Of servants, and
comfort of the AIoultrie House. We invite
others to a like comparison. five mistake not,
there will be ere long such state of feeling at
the North towards slave owners, that lis walter
ing places will be rather warmer than the climate
already makes lhrm.-Charlrs'on Mercury.
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A BIC RATTLEsyAKE-On the 11;h nltimo
Mr.. George w. Bowman, on his farm in Bnlltt
county, (Ky.) killed IL r,tllesnake six feet Tour
inches long and about eighteen around the body,
with twenly-one ratles. This WAS The largest
and The oldest raltIcsnakc ever seen in the Yves
tern country
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

MUcH sickness prevails on the Ohio river be-
tween New Orleans and Louisville, and few
davs aro there were nine deaths on one boat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22

Sickness IN ALABAMA.-Tt appears from The
papers that good deal of sickness is prevailing
in different parts of the interior of Alabama.
In Marengo the dyscncry has made lis appear
ance in several places, with the same form it
presented there two years ago, when it ragged
with considerable viruIence.
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BALTIMOEE, JW1t TO- -9'JF.
ESCAPE OF SLAvEs-Twcnty.three slaves es-
capcd from Grant comfy, Kentucky, on Tuesday
nrht last, and took passage by the underground
railroad for Canada Nine slaves from Boone
county also escaped to Cincinnati.
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FILIBCSTEEISM AND OTHER MATTERS IN MIS-
slsslprI-Thc following extract of i private
letter to the editor of this paper, is from an i'll
,eiIigent and reliable source:
JACKSON, Miss. Sunday, June i, 1854.
NIY DEAR Sir You will, no doubt, get any
important information from this quarter earlier
than could give it you; but might as well
give you the current Cuban rumors. They say,
II. the BARRIERS Shop, that General Quitrnan and
staff are now in New.Oreans that they have
all the forces enlisted which they deem TO be
necessary that two ships with arms and amnu-
milton have been for some time in the Gulf, and
that 100000 have been obtained; that many
merchants and wealthy men in Ncw-Oreans,
who have hitherto held aIoof. now favor the
enterprise and will give it their support. 1t had
been decided, says i man who came up from
New Orleans this morning. to do nothing until
Sl.OO0,O0O had been procured, and that Gener
al Quiman and another man had about conclu
ded TO mortgage their estates to make up the
sum immediately. SUue has exceeded his in
structions no doubt. it is thought by agreement,
in order in some way to further the plan.
You would DC surprised to know how gencr-
al, among the planters in Louisiana and Nlissis-
sippi. is the sympathy with Russia and the hos
tiiiiy to England. 1t is the general impression
that England has uIterior designs; that she
never would have engaged in 4 war with Russia
merely to protect Turkey or sustain the balance
of power. Gaeat apprehensions are had that
protracted European war will be ruinous to
Southern interests, reducing the price of those
staples of which the planters are sellers, and
raising the cost of those Of which they are pur-
chasers.
The cotton crop for this year has bad start
in Mississippi, owing to the late frosts and an
unusual continuance of rainy Gather.
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DREADFUL SHIrwREcH.-A letter dated 1T
Lima on the | lth of May says:
ssOn the lst instant Il most shocking accident
occurred on this coast. y large armed ship,
belonging to the Peruvian navy. called the Mer-
cadin had been sent to u small port some three
leagues north of Callao to bring up troops
The steamer Srmac was sent with orders 10
tow the AIercadio back 10 CalIao. The tow
lines broke, and the ship drftcd against rock,
where she bgcd, and, swinging clear, sank: ear
ryiny down with her so men, 73l Of whom
pcr,hcd, the captain aud most Of the officers
nmonn Them
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We learn that Mr. Isham Williams, of Madison
county, Ga. came to his death, % h uli. from be-
inr stnng on The arm by wasp lie died in less
than ten minutes after being stung.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-06-22
Religious Notice.

June II, 1851.
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FILIBUsTEEISM AND OTHER MATTERS IN MIS-
sIsslprl-Thc following extract Of private
letter to the editor of this paper, is from an i'll
teiligcnt and reliable source:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29
Medical College of Georgia

/ Twenty third course of Lectures in
this Institution will commence the FIRST
MONDAY in November next.
FACULTY.
Anatomy-G. NJ NEWTON NJ. p.
Surgcry-L ~ DrGAs, N. y.
Chemistry and Pharmacy-ALEx MEANS, MD.
Matcriu McIica, Therapeutics and Medical
,Turisprul"nc"-i. =. GAnyrN. %.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and In.
fants-J a. EVE, N. d.
Physiology and Pathological Anatomy--II
V. NJ. MILLER, N. u.
Institutes and Practice of Mcdicine-L. D.
FoHp, NJ. y.
Comparative and Microscopic Anatomy
II. I. CAMrBELr, NJ. y.
Demonstration Of Anatomy-R. CAMPBELL,
". D.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered rcg,i-
larly at the City Hospital, and ample oppor-
tunitics will be afforded for the study of Pruc-
teal Anatomy.
Fees for the entire Course, $lO5
Naturalization Ticket Ito be taken once,)
For further particulars, apply to
G. NJ. NEWTON, Dean.
Augusta, July II, lS5l-3m SOB
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G. God NJ ediCinos,
ST Is LER'r;
D iaTrh @ a Cordial.
For Conghs, Colts, Bronchjtis, cr

- 90 ~ ~ " ~ ~ = - ~
I'lit. valuable medicines nh"y" named, are
not empirical, but are prepared in agree
m"nt with ia" experience Of some Of tn" most
learned ana lIuici"'ls practitioners, ana are
not secret, further than is necessary to pro-
tert he pr"Iric'"rS and those who Use them
from loss ana imposition, AS til" component
parts nave h"rH na"" known, co.Rdc"tmly,
from 'ihe I" 'lI!', 10 perhaps
'uo IH IN"IlAH!'!
IN wary 'nhh. Virginia, District ct Columbia,
'hi" ana "'h"r 'i"ceT "' oi ""ow' %t"o"f
"S'"gl' '|''P''o", have approved OF IA" iorin'-
ia an" mos "' 'hgih "c%h""i""@" 'iih' ihty
are the pest remedies that they have ever
known Tor the eur" 81 the diseases for which
they are recommended. Our confidence IN
the excellence OF these medicines, added {"
our desire 10 avoid the iuSt prejudice of the
mcdica profession against secret and q"ch nos
tr'mS, induced us to adopt TINS candid course,
We append few OF the notices we have re-
crivrd from i'hNslclnns, VIZ:
fr"m Dr. " m' H. f"To", Of Sno~ mn, hd.
"Genilein'n--l have irrquen''yln my rrac-
licr prescribed your 'Ht"biors Anodync Cher
ry ENrcct"rhnl ana 'ihnrh'ra ordIn!,' with
great satisfaction +" myself and to the entire
rcI'T OF Such diseases rs they profess to cure,
! consider them happy combinations Of some
VI our must Nhih'''lc anu sue lH"INH utlciii
agents, and must be of infinite worth TO the
afflicted and manlinda at large. In furnishing
the medical profession with these active and
concentrated preparations, so convenient for
administration, and Of ii standard quality,
you have rendered them AN eminent service,
and can do no less than s"rDeaiy recommend
these preparations to practitioners, and cspe-
cially in til" country, where the impuriiy OF
commercial Drugs is one of the greatest obsta.
clcs to the success of the Physician
From geo. GerrN H. H., Of S"mcrsci CO., Va.
"Gentlemcn-I have "SCd many Of the diff
fcrent Cherry ENpcctorants, and do assure
you that yours far c.rc'eds a"y Ihare ererhied
Wehave been favored with written ccrtiti-
cate. cheeriully given by numerous Medical
gentleman, in Maryland, Virginia and Ohio,
which alone should convince the most doubt
ing that these are really Good Medicines;
after stating that they are acquainted with
the composition of both the ENrcctorant and
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,Ety1vG,.

TAKEN up by Joseph D. CASTOR, living
L three miles Southwest Of Athens. McMinn
county, Tenn, on tn" main roa,l cadine from
Athens to Calhoun, one BAY MARE. both
hind feet white, blaze in the face, supposed
TO be about fifteen years old. Appraised to
$50
Also, taken up by Joseph y, CASTOR, living
three miles Southwest Of Athens on the main
road leading from Athens (" Calhoun, one
BAY MARE N LIE, two years old. No marks
Also, taken mp by Joseph i. CASTOR, living
three miles Southwest of Athens, on the
main road leading from Athens TO Calhoun
one sucking SORREL MULE COLT. M
marks or brands perceivable. Appraised to
So. :. p. WINS, Raaqcr.
Sept 10, lS53-3t% Sl2
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AYERS PILLS.


NEW anu slnGulariy s"cceSslt! remedy ior me
II cure OF All hil'o, olNh'ac3 - enc'S, i'u'
gcshon, Jauhd,Sc' br"p'y, hn'uim!!tS'I, eN'fF'
Gout iinmorS NerE.nSnes4 ifiitnlil'y ihH",,!''E!'
nons iieadachc, rams III 'ae breast o!"h; n''h'
ana LIMBS, tcm!Ie Ip'nP!"i'!'5' Nc, Ne. l.GccH
very lcware theoseIse' III when i"I5"ll'5 .heIl
cine Is not more or Irr' required ana hHch sirh'
ness ana suffering n,Int DC pleIon.o", u a. n''i-
Gss but cHcctu'i ','i', ,Hc M,Ie "'''t H'Ii. u'':
NO person can io?l wen WINE c'.Si'c G"D' OF
booy prevails O''l'eS u soon ,H'''cr s''uN ~
often I,ai diseases Mhich might nave oIr'1 n'o.."
ny me umSly anu ,n'igH' use o. 3ool l,'IEa'.'t;
ms Is aHc rue OF 'o!uI, rc'Iil'h anu
BILIOUS uFa'3'mo"',' i"g! an !,'' ~ nc.oi''c vi
P:oduce inc "crp Sc"s'" ,'i Ip'.'.VrG "'Sty'hp,'a
winch Ioad NE he'".'. al oyer ,.t ana. ioH'e
reaole iainily nhyr1 Is q nc if't hnpoEIic, 10
the pubhc health am 'H' IA! i"' oteH pel4ccteN
with ccnSnm'notn S"ai 10 meet 'l"I "c"""u. y"
eStens'G wa! o! i'' '"'EH W lay Sc''',' t'..',
sors, ana itt!chI'' '.'7 shown re'"itS H"PIr''h7
my thing hitherto known OF any Ae't,'he' ,"rt'
have been effected beN'n" heI!' were t"y l"' SUD-
stantiated ny pcrS3n, 81 sue" o%h'tct p"~n@h 'H'.
character as to forbid the Sn-nlci"n OF N,NN'n'
Among the eminent @on'Lo"'n 10 whom We arc
allowed to refer :or tA,2n NETS are
fRof. AfiNiIE N!''I' '"c a!''.h5''''"e" our
econ OF New l"!E |i'!.
DoCT y. y. HAYES, ila"trj chemist ct mo
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Athens Foundry and Machine
Works,

Athens Foundry and Machine
Works.
I>llE subscribers would respectfully an
1 nouncc t" the citizens of Athens and the
public generally, that they are now in opera
ton and prepared to do
q stag
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 Alright 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 Kilgore Spjra! 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 todo all kinds of
Brass casting.
ZIMMERMAN d THOMAS
J. s. We have connected with the WOrkt
an excellent Pattern Maker, 50 that persons
wishing castings can have patterns made to
order. H. st
Athens, Tenn. June 4. 1S5a-,f 1913
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A Valuable Farm and Mills

For SOLO.
TNIIE undersigned are DESTROYS of selling
l. their valuable property, situated two
miles below Athens, on Eastanallee Creek
The farm consists of
400 Acrcs OF Land,
about 20 Of which is in cultivation. There
is upon the place an abundant supply of water
from neyer-!ailing springs. The improve
ments consist Of one Mill House, 30 by 70 feet,
q stories high lately fitted up as a
Paper Mill,
with new Wheels Machinery, Dc; two good
two story Houses with dining rooms and
kitchens attached and four one story frame
Buildings Also,
4 Good Saw Mill,
with Kilsore's Improved Iron Wheels; good
new Work shop, with an improved Wheel,
suitable for Turning Lathe, or other ma.
chinery. To any one DESTROYS of locating
himself in a healthy section of East Tennes-
see. this property offers many inducements.
Terms A portion Of the purchase money
at the line of sale and the balance in one,
two and three years. with interest.
JNO. b. SIlIpMAN Il co.
Sent l. lSJ4-tf 80
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Lands for Sale

III lSradleys BlOunt and cNlinn counties.
! WILL be sold, for distribution, to the high.
w est bidder, at the Court. house in the
town of Cleveland, on the first Tuesday in
September next. the following named Tracts
Of Land and Town Property:
The Northeast, Northwest, and Southwest
quarters of section y Northeast quart cr OF
section 3; Nor,hwestanJ Northeast quarters
Of section IL; Northeast quartz of section );
Southeast quarter of section -, township .,
range l, West Of the oasis line, in the Ocoec
District; Southeast quarter of section II;
Northeast quarter of section %, township |,
range !, West Of the basis line-cach quarter
section containing 100 acres. Also, two Town
Lots in the town of Cleveland being number
ed and described in the plan of said town AS
lots No. 81 and ll9, containing by estimation
3! acres.
Also, one Lot in the town of Charleston,
No. l2O, with n brick buildin. formerly occu-
pied as store house by Louis a. Ross, near
5. 5. Barrctts.
Two Lots in the town Of Calhoun, Nos. 81
and %, opposite Is. +. Martins. No. 81 has n
framed building, formerly occupied by McGhec
d McCarty a. Il store house.
Also, on the 10Th Of September next, on
the premises, near III" town of Mor"nnton.
Bount count Tenn, one Farm. known ms the
containing iib acres more
or less, with first rate new Merchant Mill,
together with Saw Mill and cam, all new
and in perfect repair Also, another Farm,
known MS the Raison farm, adi"nin" he same,
containing 100 acres Also, one other Farm
known as the Logan farm, on the stage road
leading from McGhce's Ferry to Marvvile,
containing 1 10 acres. On all Of he three last
above named tracts there are comfortable
buildings and other conyenienccs; also, first
rate spring watcr-will be shown TO any one
desiring to examine i; in person on he prcni-
scs All are invited 10 att lend n we wish TO
sell the property. The terms will be one
third cash, and the remainder in two equal
annual cns;allmcnts, bearing interest from
date of sale bond and security, together with
lien on tn" property until th" purchase
money is paid. j.. M"illEE
{. NJ McGIlEE,
June o, 'ji-tl-2gS E.rccutorS
PoStHoo1ac1a
INllE ahov" sale was post p"mcd, in conse-
/ qucncc Of sickness in HE families Of the
subscribers, TO the LIST Nond"y !" NctoJer, at
which time the land, will be sold.
i. d c. NJ. McGIIEE.
Sept. S, 1854
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Furniture! Furniture /!

WE have just received a lot of Ho~scho,d
w furniture, Of the latest styles. consisting
of the following articles. viz:-Belsteads Blu
rcaus, Centre Tables, side Table,, " ork Ta-
bles, Wriiin. Tables and Dining Tables: also,
Sofas: Plush, lIair-c!oth and Cane Seat Rock
ing Chairs. and one set of Parlor Chairs. The
public, and the ladies particularly, are request
ell to call and examine orr Furniture. Any
person wishing articles Of this kind, can now
get them at greatly reduced prices.
June . KEYES a. HENDERSON.
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Closed it, first : sion with III students and a} Grau
ars; its second with To- students and SO Graduates, and
it, third with 30 stul,u,s HuI Il Graduates.
The Fourth Annual Course of Lectures will commence
Monday, the 3uth of October ucXt and continue till
the first of the ensuing March,
I.uRERr VI. VoEtEa, VI. b.. Professor of General and
Special Anatomy.
j. BrRRirN LNIslEY. VI. D., Professor of Chemistry
and Dean of the Faculty.
C. Il. WNsroN, VI. D. Professor of Natcria Mcdica and
Medical JurisprItlcncc.
\. II. BrCHNNhN, NJ De- Professor Of surgical and
Pathological Anatomy.
THOMAS H. IESNINnS VI. D., Professor of Institutes OF
Medicine and Clinical Medicine,
TX. HowIISG, NJ d., Professor Of Theory and Prac-
tee of Medicine.
JOnS u. WATSON. VI. D, Professor Of Obstetrics and
the Diseases Of Women and Children.
paul +. EVE, NJ D., Professor of Principles and Prac-
ticc of Surgery.
WILLIAM T. EEtGGs. VI. D.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical rooms will he opened for students on
the first Monday of October.
full fttiiaiHiIy cOUiwI of Lectures, free to all STU
dents will be given by the Professors commencing Oh
the first Monday of October.
4 ClinTc has been established, in connection witt,
the University which operations performed and
eases prescribed for and ccurcd upon in presence OF the
Glass.
Arrangements have been made accommodate all pa
tient. requiring surgical operations.
Amount of Fec for Lectures in this Department Is
500 Mltrcuation Fee, Cal onlyD -; Practical
Anatomy AlO; Graduating Fee 10.
Good Board can be obtained for 81 per week.
The Annual Announcement giving full account OF tho
several Department, of the University may he had by
orrIyipr To AN. :. LINDSEY,
AIigl i.:i.-Cm@ 800 .Sc'n Boord Trustees
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JOHN r. WALLACE 4 BROTHERS

WHOLESALE AND RITh All DEALERS ~
Hard ware. EsOOi.. :iiGc.. Groceries.
blasting Powder, eci;sgOn steel,
and safety Eu"".
Corner of Whitehall and Alabama streets,
ATLANTA, "a.
- y. B.-rarticuar attention j. paid to the New
Orleans market from which constantly receiving
supplies
J. WALLACE. e. II. WALLACE. ). W. WALLACE.
Aug. l., l>Ji-ly 3iS
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Cheap and Good.

ZONES Garment Cuttcr-the best now in
81 use. is offered for sale at the very low rat
of two dollars per copy. The cutter is a pat
tern system OF cutting, with all sizes on the
same pattern \ book of directions accom-
panics every set of patterns and with them
any person can learn to cut and make Coats,
Pants, Vests. Cloaks Talmas. Ladies Sack
Mautilas Dresses. and in short. any garment
that l. or ~ III lac worn by ladies or gentlemen,
can be cut and made 10y Jones Garment Cut
ter. Any person can learn from the book and
patterns in the short space of twenty four
hours 50 as to cut and make any garment they
wish, as well us any tailor.
Rights of States and counties for sale low
for cash Buy II county right and be industri-
ous, and | will ensure Won to double your
money Agents wanted all overthe United
States, with reference as to character and re-
sponSibiiiy. The cutter can be sent by mail
to any Office in the United States.
Address Colonel =. Jones, post paid Mount
Vernon, Monroe county. Tennessee. All orders
must be accompanied with the cash.
April -. lSJl-ly 292
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1854-09-29
Test Acids, &c,

SULPHrRTC, Nitric and IIy,lrochloric or
, Muria'ic Acids of very pure quality, for
sale by HUDGlN, WELLS u JOHNSON,
Jan. 90, lS5I--tr-21S l2,crland Tam.