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Wheat and Flour.

HNIlF subscribers have completed the most perfect
y Arrangement that can be made for the sale Of
Wheat and four, and during the remainder Of this
year will devote their attention Rnos, exclusively ~
the sale of these two articles and they say ~ thct
patrons with certainty that they sii realize ~ muc,
hbt money ny shipping here rs To any mAftet b'yonh
Atlanta, aud viii do Il with ss riss and In shpTier
time. A. 10 The peculiar advantages " our marht,
every one Il familiar who knoss its locality
w will Acrepi ~ days bins on wheat, payable here
AZ Augusta Tor three fourthr the value ~ shpsps,
accompanied BY Hail Road receipts. We think IL ad-
tisAhc shippers Of fl6nf 10 draw most 81 their hills
NJ a. ard o. DAYS time Il required for the ssc
Of Flour than for wheat w referenc, 10 weekly
reviews Of the market published IN the Tennrsse,
pets yon aiways tnow accurately wha these aTti
cles are worth. EftGo, AnnoTT SEQ,
General Couitnissnn Merchants,
Atlanta ia Aur l. Iebi-u
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MOUSE CREEK
Maleand Female Academy,

,.xuE m SESSION o. this insiitut4sn viii CON-
~ Eoaday, che leih Of August inst
hRRS. PER Sassi0- "a seok.;
selling hing. wruoe and ArithFastic, ..... $500
GeorrspI riihUletc, Khsiish Grammar. Conro-
.iffnn GtrciamatiJn.-.- .-..----s.--... ...s so
.sathrm NatGrai Sciences, and the above, te,oa
Laun Gtta sr and Reader, ...-..-..-... lEto
One d III advance, aud The aalaoee ~ the close Of
the svssS
Contiug n, IA advance, - cts
Boardln ID god houses convenient O. tSe School,
(washin ~ lights sNtra1 y week, ............s -
Nopups 7nittrd 60 eater the Schonl without q tck-
ct froH a Marh Treasurer. No deduction icg last
time, cd in case Of protractrd sicsness,
Prot Al NswNAN, Priucipal, j. graduate % Ma
ryyiie uese last Tennessee, and has devoted sN or
eight yssfto Teaching From the able manner In
which iase conducted this Institution the past two
lie tssrsa, lous~e deem II unnecessary TO say any
thing mel his faYor.
hstrraeea the services - Mis-. MuLLtg VI Rfo-
sSt-istsut. We sre happy to say that she Is
young u Of pleasant, agreeable and polished man
hers. : y an orphan, raised 20 habits Of Industry
and eco,rly Her name may he seen as graduate,
under uirad 81 Aumne and Seniors Of 1875, IN the
Caia,rsepf Bolivar Female Acadrny.
We Ne procured a complete Chemical and Phiio-
sophie. Abparstus for the use Of the Institution
In va Of the superior qualifications Of our teachers,
and hxaaiy facilities Tor acquiring thorough educa'
tiou, wtake pleasure in calling the attention of pa
rents al elardians 20 this Institution, worthy
Of theinetrnnage. JAMES WILSON,
1T. FITZGERALD,
q. SHELL. Trustees.
J. II. MAGtLL,
L. Il. HURST,
Mouse,reek, McMlnn CO., Aug g, ls5S-tf5l5
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HUMPHREYS HOUSE,
Knoxville. Tenn.
III. MPUR ExS

nv IS leased for term OF years the large new Brick
IN building Just completed for a Hotel, siturisd
within few yards Of the Passenger Platform, fronting
the Depots OF both the Fat Tennessee and Georgia aud
rast Tennessee aud virginia Rail Roads about the same
saving, from eaol--and much nearer and more con.
Passengers Road than any other Hotel besides n
Springs, or to Kenidcpl9us hire.
ed Tor promptly, every depaf,nc stage ior MSn'vMe
the Stages. 'Ainion will be cali
The Proprietor loss M, Mt, '.-r place, by
n nss hopt Fnhlic House any where as so,,cti,aS -
documents are dangerous things ue T. ,nes old
give him call WI 'lose who may
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Notice.,

INllE insolvency 81 ihe estate Of II. ".
Il BellowA, decd, having been suggested to
the CLERK Of the County Court Of MeMlnn
county, Tennessee. al persons having claims
against said estate arc hereby notified 20 file
the same with the Clerk Of sbid Conri. on or
before the Sth day ~ january NEXT. duly au.
theniirhted ~ The manher prescribed by law,
or they viii be forever barred nh
JANIS PARKINSON, .dda'N,
Oct 4. lSSs-3t-5gl
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Notice.

HAVING suggested ,he insolvency Of the
estate Of George Breedwcll. deceased,
90 the Couhty Court 81 Monroe county, Toa.
ness'e. ht it's September term, all persons
having claims neainst said estate are hereby
notified TO hle them wth the Clerk 81 SAID
Court. duly authenticated ~ the law directs.
on or before tho lot day u March 1859, or
the same will b. barred,
ROBERT RUSSELL, Idsp'r.
o. f.-a-Al.ALI
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ob"ncery cour, a, Athens.
WNIihhl carter,
~
Robert Donald.

Robert Donald.
n this cause II appears from m allegation
i IN the bill that the defendant, Robert
Donald, is not resident citizen % the state
Of Tennessee, II Is therefore ordered that pub.
lication hc made in The Athens Post. n news.
paper published IN the town 81 Athens. eonn
" Of McMinn, and State Of Tennessee, for
four snccestivc weeks. requiring the said
Robert Donald 10 make his personal appear.
aneo At Chanesry Court 10 be holden at
Athens, in the county aud State aforesaid, on
the 81 Monday in February next. then aud
there to plead. answer or demur TO said hill
filed as aforosaii. or the same will be taken
as confessed as g him and set for hearing so.
eordingly WM. LOWRY, Q. a N
Oct 5. is5s-it-rrs fee s9-sg4
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DOCTOR HIGHLANDS
CELEBRATED
G E R M AN BIT T E R S,
Will ErFEC1uALLY CuRB
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundicc

Liver Complaint Dyspep.ia,Jauudic
chronic or NorCogS Deb4Ag, Diseases ~ tee hidReys,
and an diseases arising jrOR u disogdc,iy Lirer
or ffOmdch.
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles Fulncss Blood
to tile Head, Aoidiy the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust Tor Food, Funess Weight In the stom
Hch, Sour Quotations sinking futtering AZ the Pit
I'll the Stomach swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
difficult Breathing fultcring at the Heart, Choking
Su1ocating Sensations when in lying posture, pimness
Of Vision, Dots Of webs before the sight, Fever aud
Dull Pain In the Head Bylscncy Of Precipitation, Vel
lowness Of the skim and kyes, Pain In the Side Back
Chest Limbs, &C. Sudden flushcs Of Heat turning In
the Flesh, Constan, magnngs OF xvii aud great De-
preston OF Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public
to this preparation does with feeling of the utmost
confidence In the It's virtues and adaptation to the dis
eases for which It is recommended.
II IL no new and untrcd article, but one that has
stood the test Of ten years trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale uurivaed by
any similar preparations cxtant The testimony IN its
favor given by the most prominent and well.known
Physicians aud individuals IN all parts 81 the country
Is Immense aud careful perusal Of the Almanac pub
shed annually by the proprietor and to be had gratis
of any of his Agents cannot but satisfy the most skc
teal that the remedy is really deserving the great
lebrity II has obtained,
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IhrCSllerS.

n WOUND inform persons wanting Thfeshrrs that
have several different styles Of Horse rovs shch
rs think equal, II not superior TO IN the country
Persons wishing any thing Of the Mind viii cali NJ the
Athens -Four Try where the mAChineE eau he seen
There is great saving to tsons purchasing where
they cRnh ~ the of the patterns IN any pars
Of the mss hi should break. Can aud srr Pre- :
moderate. Jan 6-tf G. ZIMMERMAN
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Notice to Shippers Ola

TRANSFORMATIONS DuAEIAfAtE, TtSs.a Ga .Ns Nv,
Athens, AuF. 10, iSA,.
rHNnls Company willieliNsr any fryiElts rscsiscdN
u to their hCNots IN a reasonable time, a. tn
terminus their Road Dalton the owners their
agents (uo they paving charges ptr tErin ard
receiving thu freehts day of atrivataT Dalton This
Company dess net prpresr either TO s,pTc fryights
deliver 10 tie Western Atlantic Rail Road, uhles,tho
owners have made arrangements sith said Road 10
cciVc the Cars cauhot be detained beyond fys
hours FOR uansh1went or storage
m making shiputnts ~ above every farStylh tho
power Of the officers af the Company Will he extended
to shippers Beyond the end 81 their rais they have
no control and ASSUME nc responsibility
Aug ii-tf-l6i II G, JACKSON, supt Trans.
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Machine Building
WOOL CA7DIN6 Or,
Pbiiadeiphia, Tenn.

NM c. JULIAN respectfully notifies the
w public that he issiill engaged in build.
ing Wool Corline Machines. and that he will
attend to any orders in his line.
lie also has fret rate Wool Carding Ma.
chinory in operation, and 10 prepared to do
all work that may Ice presented. Wool sent
to the care Of Depot Agent. Philadelphia,
will lac Carded and returned promptly ns d..
roctcd. May Z, lsSS-gms-5O2
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From these figures, Il will he seen that nearly one.
fourth ~ the total deaths IN the country are caused by
consumption 20 soy nothing % the numerous other
diseases spruFlng from n slight cold"
The rropretors IN the possession Of certificates
showing that the HssAmic Cordial has Effected cttss
trial
These Invaluable medicines are prepared only hy Dr..
e. W. Iaeksen ais Arch street, Phlad -il,ia. aud are
for sale by druggists and siotekreprrE W every town
and village IN the rnied slgtes, Cnaadas, and West
indies. Price - cents per hottie.
For salehy WN. nrRNS, Athens:
DROWN ROW An, sweetwnirr:
CtIEsNur WEST Philadelphia.
q. n THOMPSON 4 co. Cleveland,
NAY '-ly-5oa sAM'L KELLEY a SON. Chareston.
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New Wagon Makers Shop
IAnrI1S nATxHTs-
Athens. Tenn.

Il prepared TO make all kinds Of Wagons, on short
n notice and in the best style--ron Whr,lbnrrew
upt the largest Road Wagon An new work warrant.
ed. Al kinds Of Repairing done short notice, and
with the hest material Call In, gentlemen, and Judge
for yourselves.
already done. Jan s-tf-iN5
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WE request all persons indebted 10 NJ 10 settle
w on or before Isl IauuAry next We viii take Good
wheat y, the regular market price.
Dec Is ~ A. CLFAgF a GO.
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New Furniture Stnnn.
Sugar Mills and Kettles,

HDERsoNs wanting Sugar Mills and Kettles, will find
u them at the
Athens Foundry and Machine Wor:.s.
The Mills are put up upon the most Improved Style.
Kettles made IN ohong shape, expressly for the
purpose OF boiling the JUICE Various sizes hand
call and see. Aug Gil c. ZIMMERMAN.
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Rates of Through Freight

Charleston. SaNauunh, Augusta and
Macon,
KNOXVILLE, AND ALI THE STATIONS on THE
East Tennessee n GsOrsfa RdR Road
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A ITEMS FOUNDRY

Machine works.
TNllE subscriber wOuld respectfully an.
nounce 20 the citizens Of Athens and the
public generally, that he is now in operation
and prepared todo
O n - IT L NJ O.
Of every description in his line, and would
therefore solicit ordersfrom all those who may
want ANYTHING Of the kind.
lie s now casting and has Tor sale dit.
ferent sizes Of the Globe or Alright Cook
stoves, furnished complete: various sizes OF
Parlor, Nine Plate. Chamber, Office aud shop
stoves. Also. Hollow Ware; Waffle lrons;
Plouehs. right and left hand.
Also. the Kicore Spiral or Incline Water.
Wheel. which will saw from two to FIVE thou.
sand feet per day. VI kinds Of
NJ N q III L NJ II Ia X
fitted up in the best and most durable manner,
and upon short notice.
Also, Iron Railing of every description.
He is alec prepared to de ali kinds Of
Brass casting.
The highest Cash price win he paid for
OLD COPPER. G. ZIMMERMAN.
+. :. There is connected with the Works
nm excellent Pattern Maker, 50 that persons
wishing castings csn have patterns made to
order. CY
Athens. Tenn. July rs. 1871 Sos
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Great Southern Remedy.
CORDIAL
FOR ALL
BOWET, DISEASESI

- IA w. - - ~ q - Il IA -
FOR ALL
BOWEL DISEASES
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBUs,
DYsKYITIERY, ndhIous collie,
DlARRlIEA, Cil0LkRA INfANTUM.
ADRTPi BLY ADA PYED 70 NAVY DISEASES
or FEMALES, MOST hSi'hIyA LLYFALNFCL
BENSTRGi ROY,
THE virtues ofJACOB'S CORDIAL are too well known
to require encOmums,
1st 1t cures the worst cases Of Diarrhca.
81. II cures the worst forms OF DySeutCry.
81. II cures California or Mexican Darrhna.
dth. II relieves the severcst Collie.
9th. II cures Cholera Morbus
9th. II cures Cholera Intantum.
18th. II cures Painful Menstruntion.
sth. II relieves Pain In the Back and Loins.
9th. u counteracts Nervousness and Dependency.
10th. II restores Irregularities.
lth. II dispels Gloomy and llysterical Feelings.
18th. It's an Admirable Tonic.
A FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS, TEsTT
MONtAI.S, &C.
"t have used Jacobs Cordial In my family and have
found II nicst efficient and II my udsmentfa valua
BILE remedy. Hos. lllRAM WAnNtR,
Judge of Supreme Court, Georgia"
ait gives r,essrs" ~ hripg ahie =, Z. ;
Jaeop7s Cordial my own porsonal experience ANA The
experirpce Of nv ntghhors and friends around me-
sufficient guarantee for me to believe II to be all that II
wM. H. uSnrRwocp,
Formerly Judge OF Superior Court Cherokee Circuit"
al take grsat pleasure In recommending this inyaua
HE medicine TO all afflicted with bowel diseases, for
which believe Il TO be sovereign remedy-decidedly
superior to any thing else ever tried by me.
A. A, 0AuLpING,
Deputy G. NJ. OF the Grand Lodge of Georgia."
uIhnvc used Jacobs Cordial IN my family, and this,
with all hear about It remedy by those who hass
tried IL induces me to believe that stands ut the head
Of every preparation Of the Kind aud would recon-.
mend ts use in the diseases for which Il il compound
ed. Mills u DnhniNsi
Of the Bank 81 the state Of dcorgia, Griffin
MASSES Is any crcdlhty In human testimony, ia
ttFS, " mnstas,.l above all other
VI most u not all oin-aoi Bowel Diseases From The
coming Ia nom all quar-.
cashier Marine and Fire Insurance. curative agent
'nls reulelent remedy Is travelling into eeIe,,.
last rs hohaparto pushed his columns into pnssI, :.
fersonSt7, My iah, 1879. "'"'"'d .,
Sold b1 DrUgsfais Ereyy,cier,.
Druggists, Merchants and Physicians, stumbled bv
! , J. ASIIl1rRSr
/ July 1G-iy-5t2 ~ GOWN
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Saddle, Bride and Harness

Hez Sids y - F~slas Nsssfs.
TuHar saAs-r i,rr r-tsrps his surrrs thAVAs " he
ysiil, eenefA6s frf 80 ssry istrsi psiren Az "
kss asrgtoivfo resglY "a, d Lrs ~ las.sty, Psrse
unnAnes 81 che sAFas-
IT. ksrps oaasiautlS "a hard an Asssrtusrt ~ SAs
f,ss nridics Csrriars sua fagRs hsFrcss sd envy
tthF gtr n gk4i tue, taas ~ Ne tset - ~ kussn
M waaA siso tn issga he N4,ais hat BE- hss iurl
epenss let q Saadicfy. surh - Ntausisd lshthfF,
HcF-skius ~ seating, fad sSins, Acrcsca, fsIsp,
tsathtt StiFeer Treas hstJ1e nits ~. sscrimSnt,
Nris nts, Basssis. sNAgs Naifs 10 fSs iictss Nss.
90, HaruVss Trace VhsiBs ~ 1rp Nefss "a sgru sad
az Ttvcs A. ke. al ot ~htgA he eSgrs ~asuse
aaiiag terms Al aFAsrs g4Bepsrssits attended w.
FleAsr car aud exslains tss sesFstltvs
ADMIN A, ArLKg.
Athens. ArEa ?. lSsS-ttSs4
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Stoves Stovesl Stoves |
Committed to Jail.

SoSAaSAAAetSA ~ StAAs
10 IN the iaWn ~ Washington. Rhes
IN county, Tennessee on the saith day
EGk Of April. 1895. a NEGRO ROY. who
NSN GAS l1is hs--s IS 'foAH Dap. Said
III Negro Is from So 10 40 wear, Of ars
N "heet feet $ inches biyb Vii
s&sS weigh about i6olb. verr dan and
say that he u free aud Vas bern fr,.--L..
J.. pc possession some papers pnrporlin,, A.
~ I'"m benjamin Jones. his Guat1,,,
.aiN n' county, Georgia; also. PASS nom d.
''"neS which is thought TO b. forged
Wash t. L. RuDn, Iailor.
1919 zion, April so, lSAS-tt-sol
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ONE Thfng maj 4, u,,,,,, -,

lST received, another lot of Ioveri,-, ~,
- Steam Refined syrup and for sale n, a. & EStr
'' Ap"n GEO W ROSS
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m aSINa asess~ Fou.,s,,v

~ vhcis nulloytsSe services Of Mr.rn Sn.o
ala haslnrss arPortaiuit,S receive nfarrs ana ,,e,,
wanting information ~ rcsthr faniiat, any No.,
he sttcuded 10 Nv calling Al h,Sp Machinery A. Iii
Athens, Iuly ~, lsa6-it-4QI -,,ndry
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PIANO ron II II -.

THE subscriber is NV RECEIVING new
stock Of ELEG ANNpIANOS from the
Oldest aud most responble manufactures Of
the North.
These instruments asfor sale nj Athens
and Chattanooga. H. &. COOKE.
Dee 8, lS57-tf-I2s
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HsoIEEEi COERTElCOITII! -Jlsi e..
cFiyti good ,i " The very best Rio Cuif,c 'rnn,
Baltimore and New ORLEANS. one cup ~ this tscelifai
Co4iec will make you dream o. II nys Of Lasc.n Gail
soon. and bring lie uourv viii you, and yea viii h.
pleased, sure. Tor slC W GO. " Ross
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DIR. HOOEIAND'S
B AL S A MIC CORDIAL,

FoR TIE SrErpY CrRg
CO2gts tOtis, iyRUgHsG, tyDHy, HOdrSfnSSs, BrOr-
citiS, Diseases ~ he BOU,is aitsip from tblR IN
.cttrHt Consumption, and for the T.iigf and 90 q,
an Po.sHlO cure n Patients IN 0drdHced stages
Qf TIE idtfer disease.
Catarrh, Common Cold as II Il Familiarity called,
u worthy Of study, and serious enough TO he avoided
it possible. DR.. He'll says ~ will not say that Colds
/ are to our Inhabitants what the Plague and itiioo
Ftrer are to other countries; but can confident
ly that they usher Ia disease of greater completely and
mortality than these latter"
In the danger Of BrobcAifis and Pneumonia which
often follow In the train OF neglstted cold, and In
Ehhsis InmoHdls the tubercular irritation Of which
" developed by the cause, surely have proof
and argument sufficient for attention, no, only to the
preventive means but also To the curative Of a
disease, Nhich however mild IN It's inception. Is directly
or indirectly productive Of such diversified and alarm
This lesson should he ,rcularly Impressed on those
who have any constitutional tendency to Pulmonary
C0RSumPii0a ,cruiai agreenbiy to the al.
rectons accompanying each bottle, will readily cure
the most distressing case Of cough.
Coughs sometimes proceed from a dlsoidercdnr lys-
reftie sre Of the stomach in which the German
BitteTs should he used. IL Of weakness or rem
era debility Of the system, resulting from protractcd
cough, the German B,ers will be found Of great ben
eft.
In cases Of acute Inflammation Of the Lung. the
prominent symptoms generally arehurried aud pnln.
i respiration, Imperfect liberalization Of the blood
cough and cNpccioratlOn, attended with excitement OF
the heart fever, various drraugt cf the digestive
and urinary systems prosraiion Of strength SC. The
lungs may be diseased without any Of these svmftolns
being prominent, but the produced during In.
spiration and respiration, and the alternate contraction
and expansion Of the chest evident 10 both sight ana
feeling, all furnish most important phgsicnI signs In
case Of disease, and should receive prompt attention
This disesse l. usually caused hy cold settling on the
forms n cure.
The terrible fatality 81 diseases resulting from n
common cold" may be seen by glance the follow.
ing untiscs taken from the records Of the Board 81
Health Of Philadelphia, oonrcsscdy one Of the most
healthy locations In the Union.
1S62 Total deaths In Philadelphia, 10 2Gt
Of DnaMmnftNH
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No article entitled to this rate except
those specified above.
Shot and Lead in bundles, and bottled
Liquors will he charged the regular local
rates of each Road.
All Goods from .he Western cities and New
Orleans for Knoxville and stations on the
East Tennessee and Georgia Rail Road, VIII
be forwarded free Of commission when con
signed to the Agent of the Nashville Hnd
Chattanooga Rail Road, at Nashville, dray-
age only charged, which has been contracted
for at rs cents per ton of 2o0o lbs.
Every package must have the name of the
Stations OF delivery plainly marked on it.
Roads will not be responsible for ordinary
leakage Of Liquors oils or Molasses and will
only pay for deficiency of contents when
packages show marks Of violence.
ags NH bSs hmaifIed to e6hslgnces from Nash.
Vile, showing, also, the time of arrival and
departure Of the goods
Il. c JACKSON, Sup't
IaftTenn, i Georgia Rail Road,
Mnrcn lSb -tf-ii
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CSrGtH. Coffee, Coverings Fine Golden Syrup
- (he best that Is made in the worll Rice, soda,
starch Manila Rope, Pepper, Spice aud finger Just
received aud for sale by (Oct2aD e. W. kosS'
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Dental Instruments.

NE snescriher has for sale New Cn.s Of
hemtai Instruments, complete - from
p,.W" "hile q McCurdy's Dental Depot.
"X,'nl'e.p",n, "a c. A. JORDAN.
Athens, Aug &. lS5s-tt-5IS
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Rond TIs-,

- SACKS hest Rio Coffee on hand All g..
s'""p fehsb y. X, RFHDER,
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Ht'.,Suh ne nrst my OF January, is5s, We odo,,
vi o wv or HoHf's CreiN .SysisH and VIM NY,
wy. WV, continue to keep good assortment of oI,
~ WV, IVY nun livery low figures We Hnd sman s.o,
''' P'"'" sa,st 10 he the best plan, anf
MS our motto ~ to -"III
HORTON & BRYAN
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Notice.

yHNHE undersigned having this day sold their enilfe
stock OF Goods, Groceries, Sc, Sc, to W. g. WITT
co, take this method Of returning their sirccrc
thanks to their friends for their liberal patronage and
respectfully ask for the new firm continuance 81 the
same. DEADERlCK A LOWRY.
Athens, March II, 1855 f-4q5
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N MW FIRM.

FENfiE undersigned have this day bought out the firm
Y Of DEADERICK & LOWRY, At the old stand Of y,
H. Ballrw and respectfully ask the patronage Of theli
friends and the pdhiic generally.
Athens, March II, lshs. VIC. WITT A co.
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IR IL ID u Q II ID
Through Rates of Freight
From NASHVILLE 10 KNOXVILLE,
AND STATIONS ON THE
East Tennessee and Georsid Rail Road.

GUGAR, Coffee, MoIasses lin barrels)
- Tobacco lin boxes Nails, Dry Hides,
Oils (in barreis,l Copperas, Rope and
Cordnge, Fish, Cheese, Soap, Star and
Tallow Candles, White Lead, Bar Lead
lin kegs and boxes, Pig Lead and Shot
lin kegs,) Liquors lin barrels and
casks Croekery Ware Gin crates and
casks,) per 100 lbs, JOC
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-02


W The Wheeling Bridge ut Steenrod's, is
rebuilt and now in the use of the public. It is
useful, substantial and ornamental structure.
1t is one Of the great thoroughfarcs of the
county and is highly creditable to tho private
and public spirit of the community. The frame
work cost eight hundred and forty-eight dollars,
the masonry one hundred and fifty and the fill
ing in and ripraping about ffty-all worth ten
hundred and forty eight dollars Four hundred
of which was appropriated by the County and
upwards of six hundred by Mr.. Daniel Steenrod.
The plan of this structure, which seems SO per-
fectly adapted to the end to be attained, emana-
ted from Mr.. Robt. Hamilton, one of the Com
missioners, and certainly adds to his high char
actcr as an architect and mechanic. John Ham
ilton, Esq, another of the County Commission
ers, has given considerable attention and con-
sideration to the work and plan and it has re-
ceived his unreserved approval Mr. Alexander
PannelI was the contractor for the frame work
Mr. "A. Yaclse for the masonry, and as an evidence
of the satisfactory manner in which they have
completed their undertaking they have received
their money for their work, and the public is
in the use of the bridge.