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I" 4" 10 Half ........ 40
10 Quarter ........ 20
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figure they may designate. rar
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to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain,
and give their Post Office, County and State.
az Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full without deduction.
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ly after the drawingother Prizes at the usual time Of
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Address orders for Tickets or Certificates Of Pack
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Feb. Q.
Herewith hnd statement OF our Produce market.
BACON new, hog round II Y a i2kc; hams u a l4c;
sides ~ a IKE; shoulders lie; old sides IN 40 ice.
LARD i9 40 18c. BENZ on foot a &c. poRE a 90.
DRY HlpEs Is a l6c CoRs so a snc. oars 90 % Toe.
MEAL IS a 90c. STOCK pas IS % e0c WnrAr, $40
q so for red. aud white fIouR7,76 % IS for super
hne. and S,25 a 20 for extra family, Dbl. frArHERs
As 40 80. BgEswNx g. Gfs' GSSc. WHITE DEAss ~
a i,25 DRIED PEAcuFs, scarce, peeled, w ~ 300 I'M
peeled 81 .2S a. 80. DRIED APrLEs, peeled, ~ a. 3D.
BurrHR 20 q stc. Zoos 90 a soc. Pea NUS u q eo
Yours, very truly,
J. A. ANeLEY,
nerni,aken and Produce XercAani.
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gay young man in Pittsburg entered one
of the fashionable churches in tina, city, last
Sunday, with II lady on his arm, aud after
gracefully laying his overc,iat over the back
of his seat, sat down. Suddenly, however,
the congregation was startled by a most out
ragcous racket, and 10! from the pockets of
the young mans overeont had rolled tor.
rent OF bullets and caps, followed by sill.
YER mounted pistol. The owner of the coat
was observed to BE- very red in the face.
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Sherif's Sale,

DY virtue Of an order of sale, issued from
ID the office of the Circuit Court Clerk OF
McMinn county, and to Inc directed. will
expose to public sale to the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Courthouse door in Athens.
on Saturday, the 2lst day of February next,
all the right, title, interest and claim, that
Burrell Barker has in and to the Tract Of
Land on which he now resides, adjoining the
lands Of William Moore, J. Grille, and Others,
and lying in McMinn county, Tennessee
Sold TO satisfy judgment and costs which
Cantrell 4 Co.. recovered against said Burrell
Barker before Robert Reynolds, Esq, on the
10th day Of May, 1856,
JOHN A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
Jan. l6. ls57-td-prs fee $6,60-434
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Valuable Negroes for Sale.

TN pursuance of decree of the Circuit
L Court, made q. the January term, s67,
] will, on Monday, the I'd day Of March, at
the Court hou.e door, in the town of Madi-
sonville, Monroe county, proceed TO sell all
the right, interest, and claim that David
Kelsoe, deceased, had in and TO the following
described SLAVES, to wit:
Elijah, nged "a years; Abraham, aged 81
years; Oliver, aged IS years; and some other
Negroes not named in the pleaaings. Said
Negroes will be sold on credit Of six and
twelve months with interest from date, ex.
cept fifteen per cent, which isrequirsd TO be
paid down. Notes. with approved security,
will be required of the purchaser.
J. E. HOUSTON Clerk.
January 80, ls6T--3t Prs fee $500 4S6
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kEwOnLEANs. Jan. %


Advices have reached here from Tampico
to the l4th inst. The news is highly mpor-
tant.
A battle was fought on tie 10th between
the rrvolutionists under Gen. Garca and the
government troops. Many were killed on
both sides, though the government forces
claim the victory. The battle occurred at the
old town, every house in which had been
pillaged.
AT the latest advices the revolutionists
were advancing upon Tampico, being then
only four miles distant The government
troops were preparing for the defence OF the
town.
The American consul at Tampico has sent
to New Orleans, requesting the collector to
send a revenue cutter immediately to protect
American residents and their property, as
the rcvoiutionists threaten to pilnge the
town.
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SINGULAR AccIDgNT.-A lew days since a
young man NAMED Phillips was attempting to
kill hog in Tennessre ,Praitip, nrar SALEM
IlIincis. The hog in his struggles struck the
knife held bv the young man with his feot
and plunged it into Mr. Phillips groin, sew
ering an artery, from the effects of which he
BLEED To death.
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A LARGE TERRIToRx-Owing to the vast
amount of public domain in Minnesota, the
land office agents have frequently to travel
from three hundred to seven hundred miles,
to prosecute their business. There are in
Minnesota ninety.one million acres of public
lands; enough to make three States of the
size of Iowa.
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T'hrpSherS,

n Would inform persons wartng Threshers that
have several different styles OF Horse Powers, such
think equal, II not SUPERIOR to any in the country
Prrsons wishing any thing OF the kind will call at the
Athens Foundry where the machines can be SEEM
There Is great saving to persons pur chasing where
they can have the OF the patterns in any part
Of the machine should break. Gall and see. Prices
moderate. Jan 6-tf G. ZIMMERMAN.
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NEW York, February 1.-The steamer
Alps has arrived, with Havre dates of the
25th. .-- -
The Russians had occupied several islands
in the Caspian Sen.
The Persians were concentrating their
forces on the Eastern frontier Of the empire.
The Cabinet of Trheran were preaching u
holy war against the British.
Consols closed in London on Saturday at
934 93t
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TIE st. Louis InlelIigencer learns from a
gentleman who has just returned from the
interior of Missouri that the yield of hemp
in that State will amount to about $4,000
bales. Farmers are generally asking $500
per ton, though sales had been made at 500
npr tim
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The Baltimore American, of Tuesday,
says that ice has again formed in that har.
Dor, and that "lhe prospect now is that Bal.
iimore will not again become n commercial
port, either Of eatry or departure, until the
spring term"
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TsosT.

a GOLD WATCH AND OHALG, belonging to the
N subscriber, was lost by person to whom IL was
leaned, on Sunday last, somewhere about Athens or
between the town and the depot The Watch Is double
cased engrayings etehngs the back, number not
recolected The Fob Chain Is heavy one hinge link
ed, and plain on side. Any person finding said
Watch and Chain and returning Il 20 the subscriber
will be suitably rewarded. SAN. l. GIBBS.
Feb IL, '5I-tf-4SS
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Cast STAND Coop LUcK.-Joseph r.
Stewart, of Gordon county, Ca, says the
Savannah Republican, recently drew prize
of $4,000, went on u spree, got drunk, lost
the money, and died in n fit
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DEATH OF BlsHoP REYNoLDs.-B Bishop
Reynolds, an arduous minister of the Gospel
in the Methodist Episcopal Church in Can.
ada, died from disease of the heart, Mt Ham
ilion, Canada West, on the l7th January,
aged seventy one years. He had been q
preacher for fifty years. His last sermon
was preached from the text, "For there shall
te NO night there"
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SENTENCED FOR MAIL RoBBgRY.-Juhn
Sanford. late Postmaster mt Florence, New
York, pleaded guilty to the charge of rob-
bing the mail, and was sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment.
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Icy All men speak well Of all mems vr.
tues when they are dead; and tombstones are
marked with epithets of "good and virluous'
Is there any particular ;eemetry where the
bad men are buriedi
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Rich Schemes for February. 1857
R. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
Grand Consolidated Lottery of Md

To be drawn Saturday, Feb. 2lst, in Baltimore, Md.
Drawn under the superintendenee of the State Com
missioner.
ALL PRIZES rga
Each and every Ticket in this Lottery will be Prize
for all those Tickets without drawn number are enti-
tied 10 a Five Dollar Prize
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tw "ConstitutionaIy tired" is now the
polite way OF expressing the fact that man
is naturally lazy. We live in wonderfully re.
fined times.
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.sg- But little can be done in this world
without money. Newspapers cannot be
printed without il, Notwithstanding most
persons seem to think that printers ought to
live and work without smelling a copper
from the beginning Of one year to the end Of
another
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Mr.. Smith, Won said YOU boarded at the
Columbia Hotel SIX mo nths; did you foot
your bii!"
"No sir; but il amounted to the same thing
the landlord footed me-"
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sg- The washington Dispatch saws: Rev.
erdy Johnson is now most urged To represent
the Old Line Wings in the new Adminisira
tion, as Attorney. General, and with much
,ucpDtIucp
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A juvenile sprndlhrif, who had spent all his
nancy and got over head and ears in debt,
when asked what he should do, replied, 81
shall have to 20 to the devil or get into Con
gr.sIo
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The G"vernur of illinois, in his recent IN ~.
age, expressed the belief that the revenue Of
the Illinois Central railroad will soon pay the
expenses Of the Safe Government,
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EY- Navigation has been resumed on the
Ohio, from Wheeling to the mouth Of the
river.
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EXTRA CLASS 2,
To be drawn in Baltimore Md Saturday, Peb 90, 1857
SPLENDID SCHEME:
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

1000 Prizes, amounting to $l95.y0
Lowest Regular Prize $500. Lowest Approximation $40
Whole Tickets So dIues s5-Quarters $3.50.
Address all orders to 7. II. HUBBARD CO.,
Agents for Managers,
Oct 10-ly-420 Baltimore, Nd.
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iW The publication of the ] ouisville
Times has been suspended. The proprelors
found the advocacy of the later day Demo-
cratic principles losing business.
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erH- II is estimated that there have been
more depredations upon the mails during the
past four years than in the twelve preceding
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.1Y- Copper cents being about to disnp.
pear from our currency, in few years this
wealthy nation will have "nary red"
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Tbs USES OF MoEEY.-Ths New York
Mirror says il is estimated that one of "our
rich men" WIN. B. Astorl has now ''regu-
lar income" of $4,000 day; or about ST.
100000 year. .,.,-
If wealth led to happiness Astor should
be the most contcnted man in this world
He is not To keep away the govt he feeds
himself On Graham bread and INDUCES in u
less generous diet than we do. Astor instead
of being the happiest man in New York is
perhaps one OF the fbOst Disseminated. He
is in law with his tenants about one half the
time, and instead of taking the world kindly
he spends eight hours out of ten in reading
upon the statutes of fraud.
Il Astors income il $4,000 day, and yet We
could furnish all he consumes for $l5 II
week. 49,. -....
Such being the case 1t strikes us that the
man who makes SIS wak Ia just as well
off as Astor. People who worship dpcats
place false estimate on them. Three Of
the best things in the world are obtained
gratis--viz: pure water. pure mir, and un
adulterated health.-AlJany Knickerbocker.
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Threshers ThreshersI

II HAVE received an Agency for the sale or tho
n Threshers and other Agricultural Implements man
ufactured by Richard H. Pease at Albany, New York.
A sample OF the two and one horse Threshers, and
Horse Powers has been received and all those wishing
TO buy Threshers this requested 10 call and
examine them before purchasing elsewhere. Come la
at once aud examine them, and II you like the ma.
chimes the terms and the warranty, give me your
ders that may get them here before harvest.
win alss sell orders for Saw Mills Grain Cradles,
Corn Shelters, Flows, &c., sample of which can be
seen at the Ware.room, near the Depot.
am also agent for the sale Of J. Cotton Cos su.
perlor Wheat Fans. q
Orders for Threshers and Grain Cradles should DO
In before FIRST of March, to get here In time for
harvest. Jan l6 JAS. N. HENDERSON.
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s3g- A drug store WAS recently set on fire
in Louisville by tn" spontaneous explosion Of
drug called "red-Iire," the Ingredients of
which are hivhlY cOmbustabe.
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~ Horse racing is against the laws in
Boston, 80 they call u race ~ grand agrcu-
tural exhibition" and "purses" are called
"premiums." Moral, good people, those Bos.
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The UsuRY Law ILLvsrnArrp.-A COZ

THE UsURY LAW lLLUsTRATED.-A cor
respondent thus writes in the Post of the
operation "of the Usury laws in Wall street,
Huntington is great institution. He has
revolutioniZed the entire system of money
lending il this pous locality, Refer to the
evidence nj his trial. Harbeck swore that
he received seven per cent, aud no more, for
his loans to Huntington. Halsev (lIarb ck's
clerk) swore that "a present" was added to
each loan, when paid mp, amounting ia the
aggregate to some $4,000! hn
The question was, then, what was that
present! Christmas week suggested il must
have been turkey" and "urkey" it was.-
Now the current rate is seven per cent and
'turkey." The size and shape OF the turkey
is a matter left to the generosity of the Dor.
rover, but it's color must be yailer, and its
Dings spread. .......I
The Legislature will Immediately pass an
act amending the usury laws, so far rs to
overthrow the receipt Of seven per cent, aud
"turkey" on all loans of money after last
Christmas, and the Governors clrmency in
Huntington's favor should follow the pas.
sage Of IL.
Moral insanity is nm immense institution.
The Incorporation Of the three great North
American institutions effected this year is an
epoch Of our existence, viz Huntington,
Moral Insanity, Turkey, and-Sing Sing.
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!ay- &. NJ. Dcnie, E,q. of the N. o. Plea
yunr, and poet Of considerable promise
died on Saturday, the 3lst ut.
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~ SENATOR Sumner reached Washington
City at noon on Thursday the 9Th instant.
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eH- The National Theatre, Washin gton
City, was burned on the evening of the 9th.
Only the walls left standing.
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Whole Tickets s10-HdlUes 5-QUdrtArs IN.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

os<oO fiNeo, amounting W S~OisOOO
Whole Tickets s10-Hdlpes o. Quarters IN, e.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 10000, corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets, printed on separate
slips OF paper, are encrcled in small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel The first 2l2 Prizes, similarly
printed and encrcled, placed In another Wheel
The wheels are then revoved and a number is drawn
from the wheel of numbers, and at the same time
Prize Is drawn from the other wheel The number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audi
ence, and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the number drawn. This opera
ton isrepeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
r APPROXIMATIONS PRIzEs.-The two preceding and the
two succeeding numbers to those drawing the first ~
Prizes will be entitled to the as Approximation Prizes
according to the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes OF $50 will be determined by the last
figure Of the number which draws the 100000 For ex-
ample, II the number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No l. then all the Tickets where the number ends
with will be entitled to SEQ II the number ends with
No. then all the Tickets where the number ends with
will be entitled to $50, and so on.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the risk
Certificate Of Package OF 10 Whole Tickets $50
4" 10 Half I" ........ 40
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Livery and Sale Stable,

SWCtTWHVtT, IeUHs
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the travelling pub
lie that he has opened large and commodious sta
BILE in Sweetwaer on the East Tennessee and Georgia
Rail Road where they be accommodated to Horses
and Saddles, Buggies, Hacks &C.. &c. Persons travel
ing to and from Montvale Springs will find II to then
interest to get conveyance from w,terdisance
2s miles, He will also trade in Horses, Mules, &c.
Jan 30-tf-436 II. B. YEARW00D. .
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THE
Tennessee Farmer and Mechanic,

Devoted to
TIE INTERESTS or THE FARM AND SHOP.
Monthly Record OF General Agriculture, Mechanics,
Stock Raising, Fruit Growing and Home Interests.
L. P. WILLIAMS Editor.
Or; X lIoDsDEs; East Tenn, Assistant Editors.
Assisted by numerous regular Contributors.
As AN ExPosgsT SOUTHERN IsDusrRY 1t Is the de-
sign OF the coductor to make this Journal stand
servedy at the head OF the st and labor or effort
will be spared accomplish this end. In the districts
where Farming is most proftaby conducted the largest
number OF Agricultural Journals circulate The intel
gence they convey Of the improved methods of cult.
vation the improvements in farm stock, and of the
great number OF and useful labor saving machines
that afe constantly being introduced render 1t
sary that every farmer should have the OF this
intelligence within his reach.
TuE TEsSEssEE FARMER AND MECHANIC contains forty
eight pages of recalling matter monthly. and Is printed
with new and handsome type good paper and finely
illustrated with appropriate engravngs.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One COPY one year, invariably In advance. 40, 90
Six copies, one year, Invariably In advance. O,OO
Ten copies, one year. Invariably In advance. 800
SMITH, MORGAN CO.,
FeblS Publishers, Nashville, Tenn.
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SSCAEEsl Standardization and Counter Scales
- (all Shes just received and for sale cheap for
cash, by Jan W @. W. ROSS.
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Notice,

4 those Indebted to the estate OF Barely cGhee,
N deceased, either by Note Account, request.
ed TO call at his late residence In Monroe county and
make payment by the lat Of April 1851 Those having
claims against said estate are authorized 70 present.
NN'' THos. A sAML HENLEY,
Agents Of Mari n McGhee, Administratrir.
Dec 20, t6bT-tf-4S1 tfHltf
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Hard Timss Came Sgais, No More!
yuyrOsE lndebt, to me, either BY note or account,
II will save cost by calling aud Fettllng mmediately,
Jan 30 @. W. ROSS.
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NoTICE.

1 the list Monday In March next. The public may de.
pend on this the Board Of Trustees hope BY the 18th
Februay TO have engaged the services OF competent
person t. take charge OF the School.
The Trustees have determined ali posshis, 70 have
good school. and all they ask IL the earnest o. opera.
tion Of the citizens. THos. A. CLEAGE,
Athens, Jan soft Scretnry Board TrnStsss.
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Special Notice.
Premium Jack.

INHE Premium Jack. DICK BRADLEY.
Il will stand the ensuing season at nv plan.
tstion on Little Tennessee River, Monroe
county. For Jennets S25. insurance.
Pasturage will be furnished at so cts. per
week. and feed at $500 per week.
Dick Bradley in the largest Jack in East
Tennessee; has taken the frat premium at
every Fair at which he has been exhibited
at Knoxville in 1884; at Loudon in 1855, aid
at Knoxville the same year.
c. NJ McGHEE
River Side, Jan so, ls5s-tlJ-4sS
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Young Ladies' School,

THE Sixth Session OF Mrs. CooKE's School will com
mence on Monday, February 10Th.
Terms as heretofore. Tuition payable In advance.
Peb 6-tf-437
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GLOVER SEED have now received my
" Clover SEED, and oRer II for sale.
Jan 10 ~ Jas. w. UyvDERsoE.
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Ib,UTh I'TTHes, amounting 20 SI,ZUZ,UU
TScksts s20-HalUes l0-Qndrters 5-Eighths $50.
Certi ca e OF Package Of 26 whoies cost. 1885, 80
Do. do 26 Halves cost. .... 1925
Do. do 26 Quarters cost..... 64,I2
Do. do rs Eighths cost ...... 82,06
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Chancery Court at Madisonviilcs
James Metealfe and Charles W. Metcnlfe,
George |. Cunningham and Jasper N. Ste.
phens
TT appearing from the amended and supple.
l. mental Till filed in this case, that deiond.
ant Cunningham resides in the city of Charles
ton, South Carolina, publication is ordered
four successive weeks in the Athens Post, re.
quirng the said George |. Cunningham to
TO be held at the Court House in jacksonville
on the lst Monday of June next, and answer
complainants said amended and supplemental
bill. or the came will, as to him be set for
hearing and heard ex parte.
J. A. COFFIN, C. d NJ.
Jan 8, lsJ7--dt-prs, fee S3-4s7. ~,
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CLASS IS,

To be drawn in the city OF Atlanta Georgia, In public
on Saturday, February 25th, 1851, on the plan Of
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lust RECEIVED
- halt boxes by 10 Window Glass;
llS lbs. Putty; l Dbl. Plaster.
MEDICINES.
Fowler's Solution; Lime Juice:
Balsam Tolu; Lintseed Oil-prepared
Cerate Cantharides for medical use;
Flax-seed-ground; Oil Of Rhodium
Nut Calls; Tarrant's Apperient.
Observation-Disclosures:
INSTRUMENTS.
Paint Brushes brass Bed-p.ns;
bound; Ear aud Teeth Syrin.
White Bristle-gr'nd: ges---glass and metal.
PAINTS.
White Lead and Zinc; Scarlet;
And many other articles too tedious to men
ton.
All staple Medicines on hand
Nov q, 1856 WIN. BURNS
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TO all whom these Presents may

vuynE subscriber has 10 say 10 all indebted 10 him,
either By Note or Account, that they must pay up
without delaythat longer indulgence can be given
lie has recently associated another gentleman IA busl
nsss with him. and Il determined his old business shall
be squared II he desired 70 grant longer indulgence
he could not do 20 In justice 10 himself
Athens, Jan 9, 1851 VIM. ". sEnGaN.