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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-11-15
CURE FOR BILIOUS DISEASES,
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE /!

Females who value health, should never be without
lhese Pills They purify the blood, distractions
Of Ell kinds clesnSe the skin of all pmples and blotchss
and bring the rich color of health to the pale cheek
81 The Plants and Herbs Of which these Pills
made discovered very surprising way among
the Tezucans a tribe OF Aborienes Mexico. Get the
Ams-sc of Agent, and you will read with delight.
the very interesting account II contains OF the GRAY
NIpI7SsH of the Aztecs.
Observe.-7he Mountain Herb Fills put up IN
Beautiful Wrapper Each br contains 40 pals and Read
IS per Dor All genuine, hare the signature u
n l. ,IEIN(lN On liz
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CLIFFORD MORGAN

NUyfLL sssnd The psssent season At the stable Of
w John I. Bridges, Esq, Athens, McSiinn county,
Tenncssee a. Twenty Dollars, dae At the time OF put
tns-snd viii be limited positively 20 sixty Msres. II
no cob 10 The SPRING the mare can be returned for the
s ss re Of snsrE The season Will
PEDIGnEE AND DISCRETION.
clifford Morgan wns sired by Young Morgan Of Yer.
mont; he by old Clifford OF New Hampshire; he by
Woodbury. and he by old Justin Morgan. His dam
was sired by Green Mountain; he by old Giford he by
Woodbury.; and he by old Justin Morgan. The da n OF
Young Morgan was sired by Billy Root or Comet he BY
sherman Mosgsu; and he by old Justin Morgan.
GiHord Morgan Ia very dark dsppe chestnut, eight
years old 9th May last, sixteen hands high. white
about him except small star-yi weigh 1873 to 1900
pounds-ccmpacty made. of hne bone-wel broke TO
harness-a Horse Of hne form style and action--has
made as good time In harness as any Horse in the
south for which the stock celebrated In 1883 he
received the hrst premium at the New York State Fair
ut Utica; In 1884 he received the FIRST premium at the
Hartford County Pair, Connecticut, and again In 1855
the hrst premium was awarded him at the State Fair,
New Haven, Connecticut The sire and dam OF Clifford
were both wei broke to harness animals OF fine form,
superior style and action The sire has made his mile
10 harness TO light wagon In 2J-considered great
roadster, as well as the dam.
This Horse Clifford has been procured at consdera-
bic expense and trouble, with the view OF improving
the stock Of the country. Great pains were taken In
the selection. lie has the character Of being
foa getter. His colts fine and usually took premi
ums at the Fairs North-could not be bought At two
years old for from $3.50 TO 500 TT Is stock oflIo,sei
originated In Vermont, and have character for
docity quietness In harness. and endurance style
uon ana ast going thnn any oher bOck OF iiOrses IN
the United statesse readily and for finer prices
Clifford 10 what his pedigree purporis him to be. II any
gentleman doubts II, have the evidence to exhibit
For sire Of Justin Morgan the reader Is referred ts
d. q. Lndsay's Essay Morgan Horses-see page I
| for dam page 1876. For Woodbury., page 1856. Fol
old Clifford, see pages 2s4 and 49, For Sherman Nor
gan, see page so For Billy Root or Comet, page 2Ti
For Green Mountain, 2s2.
Nv Mares from distance will be kept at a reason
able price. All will he taken to prevent accidents
| but in no will we be liable for any.
JACKSON, HELM BRIDGES.
| Athena Tenneasen. Feb 2n. 1Sll -2nl-hlh
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Wheat and Flour

VuNHK subscribers have completed the most perfect
u arrangement that be made for the sale Of
Wheat and Flour, and during the remainder Of this
the sale OF these articles and they can saw To their
patrons, with certainty that they will realize as much
net money by shipping here to any market BEYOND
Atlanta, and will do II with less risk and in shorter
time As to the peculiar advantages of our market
every one is familiar who knows its locality. -
we VIII accept 30 days bills on Wheat, payable here
or at Augusta for three fourths the value
accompanied by Rail Road receipts. We think II ad.
visabe for shippers of Flour draw most Of their bills
AZ 10 and 90 days as more time Is required for the sale
OF Flour than for Wheat by reference to our weekly
reviews OF the market published in the Tennessee.
pers you can always know accurately what these ar-
Giles are worth. sEAGO, ABBOTT 4 CO.,
. General Commission Merchants,
Atlanta, Ca, Aug I, IS5I-tf
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TIE LARGE KENTUCKY JACK,
TETEGp ADJ

"1LL stand the ensuing season at my stable, four
w and half miles outh-west of Madisonyille
commencing LIST March and ending last OF june a nd
will serve Mares at $40 the season and Jennets 800
with the privilege of Spring FALL payable first day
OF November next. Or, $40 for n Jack colt s25 for
Jennet colt by insurance, payable when the fact is
ascertaned or property parted with.
also have CULTIVArOR AND BUZzARD HORSE,
four years old seventeen hands high, and we'll put
up. lie will stand at SO the season, with the same
privilege and payable at time. Al care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but viii net be accouGta
Bile for any. JOHN SCRUUGS,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS is five years old this Spring
fifteen hands one inch high under the standard with.
out shoes; was sired by Marriage Mammoth, which is
celebrated Jack by old Mammoth, the noble Jack
In Kentucky Of his day. Marriage Mammoth, when
about twelve years OF age sold for $500. The dam
of Telegraph by Leviathan one Of the best Jacks
pf the State; he by old Mammoth. The said Jack is
Sure foal getter so far as he has been tried having
made but one season. JACOB EMERY.
November 20, 1855.
have been at considerable expense In procuring the
above stockthe Jack costing SiOOO; and as ] limit
Jack and Horse to ffy each, every one has n fair
chance for colt trust that liberal public will call
and examine for themseves-and patronize the stock II
they think they worthy. JOHN SCRuGGS.
Feb. 4, 1S59-tes-5H
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
plIllAnIIpllIA

a Bsner0ttnt Nsfifution est0bishcd by spsciof en-
dom'nen JorMe reiief OF the sick and distrfssed,
W'cttd HM Jhatent and Epidtmic Diseases.
F Howard Association, in view of the
ton OF human life, caused by Sexual Diseases and
tle receptions prhcsed upon the unfortunate victims
o. sucn diseases by Quacks several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, charitable get worthy
ther NAME to open Dispensary for the treatment Of
THIS class OF diseases in all their FORMS and to give
Nedacdt ddrtce gratis to all who apply by letter with
description oil their condition, Gage, occupation, hab
its OF life, &c) and in Of extreme poverty to
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE IL In
needless to add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skill Of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment =
The Directors of the Association in their Animal
Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the success which has ut.
tended the labors of their Surgeons In the cure OF Sper
matorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, GonorrhGa, elect,
syphilis the vice of 0nanism or Self Abuse Diseases
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, &c. and order continu
ance OF the same plan for the ensuing year.
Inc DIRECTORS on review Of the past, feel assured
mat their labors in this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great benefit to the afflicted especially
selves with renewed ZEAL to this very important but
much despsed cause. - -" -
An admirable Report on spermator rhna or Seminal
Weakness the vice OF Onanis, Masturbation or Self
Aouse ana other diseases Sexual Organs by the
Consulting Surgeon, will be sent by mall (ip sealed
envelope Tree OF CHARGE en- the receipt two stamps
Tor postage Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
ana treatment OF Sexual Diseases diet, &C. are con-
snntly being published for gratutous distribution and
VIII be sent to the afflicted Some Of the ne remedies
ana methods OF treatment during the
year, are OF great value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. ]. SKILLIN
iiouGHTON, Acting Surgeon Howard Association,
NO; south Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
by order OF the Directors.
Ezra n. HKARrwRLL. President.
GEO FAiRcHILD, Secretary. jan 2s-ly-bio
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Athens Foundry and Machine Works.

TNHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
l. the citizens of Athens and the public general
~ that he is now in operation and prepared to do
CASTING of every description in his line, and
would therefore solicit orders from all those
who may want anything of the kind.
Hc is now casting and has for sale different
sises of the Globe, Air-tight Cook Stoves, furn
ished complete; various sizes of Parlor, Nine Plate
Chamber, Office and Shop Stoves. Also, Halow
Ware; Waffle Irons; Ploughs, right and left hand.
Also, the kilgore Spiral or Incline Water
Wheel, which will saw from two to FIVE thousand
feet per day. All kinds of MACHINERY fitted
mp in the best and most durable manner, and up
on short notice.
Also, Iron Ruling Of every description.
He is also prepared to do all kinds of Brass
casting.
Tho highest Cash price will be paid for Old
Copper C. ZIMMERMAN.
?. ). There is connected with the Works an ex-
ecllent. Pattern Maker, so that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made to order C.Z.
Atbcns. Tenn. July Is, lS57-tf.
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Chancery Court at Kingston.
Henry |. Welcker and others,

Guilf.rd Delozier, Admir-, &C., and Others.
1T APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION
i Of tho Master, from the allegations of the bill
filed in this cause, that Abraham Delozier and
George W, Wester and wife Milda, formerly Milda
Delozer defendants to the same, ARE non residents
Of tine State Of Tennessee it is therefore ordered
that publication be made in the Athens Post. A
newspaper published at Athens, TENNESSEE for four
successive weeks, requiring the said non resident
defendants 70 appear at the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court to be held at the Cour. house in Kinrs
ton, for the county Of Roanc and State of Tonnes
soc, on the first Thursday after the Sd Monday of
April next, then and there TO plead, answer or de-
mur TO said bill, tho same will be taken az con-
fsssed against them and set for hearing er parie.
THOMAS N. CLARK, O. d III
March rs, ls5e-4t-prs fee $3-54s
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Fount' n Hill Male and Female ACADEMY
FouSrArs HUI, Mc,liss CO., TENS.

FOUNTAIN Hull, Mc,riss CO., TENS.
J. IT, BISHOP. Principal.
Miss ". s. BISHOP, instructress in French and Eng
lisll Literature.
THE THIRD SESSION Of this Institution will com.
! mence oil Monday, the 81 of January, 1859. r..
RATES OF TUITION, PR SESSION or 81 WEEKS,
Payable onehalf in advance, balance ut close Of session.
Orthography Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, as 90
Geography, Grammar, Philosophy, History, COM
position and Defamation Observation-Disclosures. 500
Physiology, Astronomy Algebra, Geometry, and
the higher branches Of Mathematics, 10 90
Latin Greek FRENCH and Bellies Letters ....... 1900
Contingent fee .............. -. ............ Doc
Boarding in good families, convenient to the Acade-
my, (washing asd lights extra S1,25 per week. II
Is very desirable that all who design entering pupils
be present the FIRST day of the session No student
admitted for less than half session. and deduction
for lost time except In eases OF protracted Sickness
Sostudent admitted without ticket from H. L. siults,
Treasurer.
The undersigned Trustees OF Fountain Hill Academy,
happy to announce to the public that after fair
experiment. they can say with confidence that the ad
yantnges afforded by this Institution to students de-
string thorough or business education, not
ceed by those Of any similar institution. The plan OF
instruction Is substantially the same as that pursued at
| Emory and Henry College, Va where the Principal
obtained his education The instructress in French,
having been educated by who spent many years
her life among that people, IL thoroughly prepared
teach the pronunciation Of that language in which
! tcnchers are generally so deficient.
There il in connection with this Institution Literary
Society and well selected Academical Library, both
Of which afford Advantages OF superb n kind In adj
dton to these, the advantages Of location recommend
this Institution very highly to those desiring to send or
Creek Depot, surrounded by beautiful grove and car
excellent spring. Judging from the past, its friends
predict for it future full of prosperity and usefulness
ions T. SHERMAN, W. A. sLtrnESs,
ELIJAH CATE, DAVID NEIL
HI snULrs, Trustees
! Fountain Hill, Dec 81, 1s5s-tf-536
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HUI II PHI REYS HOUSE,
Knoxville. Tenn.
~ rurf VI NJ We ur 4, u q

EHA leased for term of years the large Brick
b n Building just completed for Hotel, situated
within few yards OF the Passenger Platform fronting
the Depots both the East Tennessee and Georgia and
East Tennessee and virginia Rail Roads, about the
distance from each--and much nearer and more
venicnt to the Road than any other Hotel, besides
saving of Hack or Omnibus hire.
Passengers who wish to take the Stage for Montvale
Springs Kentucky, by way of Clinton, will be call
ed for promptly, every departure for either place. by
the Stages
The Proprietor does think necessary to say he
has kept Public House any where, sometimes old
documents arc dangerous things. He Is determined
making this comfortable House for those who may
give him CALL July 3l-tf-462
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GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL
FOR ALL

Bowel Diseases.
S%sHS%Eay, S S!E2oys c SlGRpps'
piAhHhohA' CHOLERA lNFANTuM.
ADMIRABLY ADA P7ED 10 MANY DISEASES
or FEMALES MGsr ,rESpE.yAIITP AITFIZ
NENSTRU "a 7ION.
THE virtues ofJACOBs CORDIAL are too wei known
to require encomums.
1st. 1t cures the worst cases of Diarrhra.
I'd. 1t cures the worst forms of Dyscntery.
3l. 1t cures California or Mexican Diarrlpa.
4th. IL relieves the scverest Collie
9TH 1t cures Cholera Morbus.
9Th. II cures Cholera Infantum.
1h. II cures Painful Menstruntion
sth 1t relieves Pain in the Back and Ioins.
9th 1t counteracts Nervousness and Desponsency
10th. 1t restores Irregularities.
llih Il dispes Gloomy and IIysteric'd Feelings.
18th It's an Admirable Tonic.
FEW SHORT EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS, TEsTI
MONIAI.S, &c.
III have used Jacobs Cordial in my family and have
found 1t most Efficient and in my Judgment, vaia
DIE remedy. Hon. HIRAM WARSER,
Judge Of Supreme Court, Georgia."
at gives me pleasure In being able to recomr. end
Jacobs Cordial my own personal experience, and the
experience or my neighhors and friends around me-
sufficient guarantee for to believe to be all that 1t
p"rports to be- viz A sovERrS v,. RE :, ~
Formerly Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit
81 take great pleasure in mendng this in alua.
BILE medicine to all afflicted with bowel Diseases for
which lbeieve II to be sovereign remedy-dccidedy
superior TO any thing else ever tried by me-
A. A. GAuLpiSG,
Deputy u. NJ. OF the Grand Lodge OF Georgia."
~ have used Jacobs Cordial In my family and this
with all hear about a remedy by those who have
tried it, induces believe that II stands Mt the head
OF every preparation OF the kind, and would RECON-
mend its use in the diseases for which it is communal
ed MnEs a. DoprtSs
Cashier OF the Bank os the State of Georgia Griffin
"If there is any credibilty in human testimony ia
cob's Cordial must stand preeminent above all other
preparations for tn, of Bowel Diseases From the
mass of testimony in its IA coming In from NIL quar-
ters 1t must be very far In advance as curative
OF most II not all other "patent" preparations.
10 A. FLEMING,
"This efficient remedy Is travelling into celebrity ms
fast as Bonapare pushed his columns into Russia and
gaining commentator wherever used -Geor0id jet.
jersonian, May 1871, 1853.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
Druggists, Merchants and Physicians, supplied by
J. ASIIHuRST,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, Charleston.
July 1G-1y-512
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DS69SK 71oS1EaND,s
CELEBRATED ii, ~
GERMAN BITTERS,


Liver Complaint, Byspepsia j aun 4 ice
Chronieor Hy.rpus l1sbiiifp, Ridn,vs,
or ,Sfoindch. 'h INV 'i'Ni EH17'''
Such MS CONSTIPATION, Inward Piles Funess or Blood
tothe ! n, Aeidtt on the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, d.. uicr Food, funess or Weight in The Sion.
ach Sour Erucatons Sinking or Futering at the Pit
q the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
difficult breathing, Futering at the Heart, Choking or
sufDcnthg Sensations When In a lying posture Dlmness
Of Vision, Dots Of webs before the Sight, Yeyer and
Dull Pain 10 the Head Deficiency Of Persprnilop Vel.
lowness Of the skin, aud Eyes Pain in the side back
Chest Limbs, &c Sudden Pushes OF Heat burning In
the Flesh, Constant Inaginngs Of Evil and great De-
preston OF Spirits. IL
The propretor In calling the attention OF the public
to this preparations does with feeln OF the tmo,i
confidence in the Its virtues and adaptation 10 the dis
eases for which II Is recommended.
Its no new and untried Article, but one that has
stood the test OF ten years. trial before the
people, and It's reputation and sale unrivaed by
any similar preparations extnn The testimony In liz
favor given by the most prominent and weIl-k own
Physicians and individuals in all parts Of the country
is immense and careful pern,al Of the Alma pub
lshed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis
Of any Of his Agents, cannot hut satisfy the skep
teal That uc remedy is really deserving the great
lebrity IL has obtained. lTT
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CATLIN.


MY FINE YOUNG JACK, CATLIN, WILL
1N1 stand the present season at the stable of
Judge JoHN Il. BRiDoEs. at ATHENS. commencing
9th March and Guiding 3Oth June. VIII be limited
To 30 mares, at $40 the season, payable invariably
at time of first service.
DESCRIPTION, PEDIGREE, &c.-CArLIS
will he four years old 9Th July next-color black,
with mealy nose and belly-yery large, of fine
fern, great length, aud of remarkably large bone;
was siredb by Young Cailin, (raised by Brutus Clay
OF bourbon county, Ky.) and he by imported Cat
iin' catlin's dam was also raised in Kentucky, and
Is an unusually fine and large animal.
This animal has no superior, as | believe, in the
state. brought him here more with the view TO
raising an improved stock than for gain, and have
and shall continue to limit him to such number of
mares as shall give breeders the best possible
chance to secure progeny. 81
Farmers and breeders who take an interest in
and desire to breed to first class stock invited
to look at him. lie will speak for himself.
M. A. HELM 4
Feb. Is, ls59-3ms MeMinn co., Tenn.
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Mouse Creek Male and Female Academy

Prof A. \. NEWMAN, Principal
Miss MOLIIE II. RIGGIN, Assistant.
TUyTE FOURTH SESSION of this Institution will com.
IA monce on Monday, Sd January, 1859.
RATES or TUITION, per Session Of 90 ,ceeks:
Spelling Reading, Writing and Arithmetic. $500
Geography, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Compo-
sition and Declamntion,.,. ..,............... 500
Mathematics Natural Sciences, and the above, o 90
Latin Grammar and Reader, ................,l20 90
One hs!f of tuition in advance, and the balance at
the close of the Session.
Contingent fee, in advance. cts
Boarding, in good houses convenient to the School,
(washng and lights extra,) u week, ..........SI2 20
No deduction for lost time, except in of proract
ed sickness,
For Tickets apply to J. II. Magill, Treasurer.
Prof \; A. NEWMAN, Principal is graduate of Ma
ryville College, East Tennessee.
Miss MoLLiE II. RlGGIS is graduate of Bolivar Pc
male Academy, Madisonve. Tennessee.
JAMES WILSON, Sec'y of Ronrd.
Mouse Creek, McMinn CO., Dec II, lS5s-tf-534
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An Excellent School.

HIWASSEE COLLEGE, SITUATED IN
III the country, Monroe county, Tennessee, of.
fers many advantages to young men seeking m
education. Good Libraries, tried Faculty, cx-
cellent society, moderate charges. daily mail ia
cilities, Frightening prospects, and many Other
considerations might be mentioned.
For further information. apply to
JOHN ii. BRUNER. Pres't,
Hirassec College Poet Office, Tenn.
March 4. 1S59-tf-5i5
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BOLIVAR FEMALE ACADEMY,


THE Winter Session Of this popular institution for ths
education of Young Ladies', will commence on the
18th d,y of September-Prof s. NJ GAINES, Principal,
with competent corps OF assistants.
The course of instruction at this School embraces
every thing taught at the most celebrated institutions
OF learning In our country. Those who would com suit
economy are invited to examine rates before send.
ing their daughters elsewhere Diplomas are conferred
upon those, and those only, who complete the entire
course or its equivalent.
For further particulars please see Catalogues which
VIII be sent on application to the Principal Trustees
JOSEPH UPTON. On.
J. 4. COFFIN, Sec. Aug 49, 1s5S-tE-b16
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Land for Sale

YNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
l. VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, contain
ing $50 Acres, about 100 Acres cleared and about
80 of good Land to clear, the balance well timber
od-lies we'll, well improved and excellent water.
The Farm is situated in healthy section of coun-
uy, nve miles West of Tellico Plains, and one
mile North of J. A. Peck's Store Monroe county.
Tennessee Payments in instaments to suit the
hardness of the times. MARTIN WILLIAMS.
Jan. Il, l859-tf-53S
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GrOcerIes.

Groceries
n 81 - HIlDS Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars;
Il M.D $50 bills Clarified and Crushed do;
500 bags Rio Coffee;
100 hhss. Moasses;
600 bbls. Porto Rico Syrup and 5. II. Syrup;
1000 kegs Nails, all sizes
200 boxes Tobacco all grades;
600 boxes Adamantne Candles;
80 tierces Rice.
Also, q large stock Of all articles in the Grocery ne
to which invite the attention OF the Tennessee trade
All consignments of Produce will receive our very best
and prompt attertio
WILCOX, HAND ANsLEY,
June lS-ly-o05 augusta, Georgia.
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NEW FIRM,
GIBSON & WEsTER.

THAvE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH
Il ME IN THE MERCANTILE BUSINESS.
Mr.. J. l.. WEsrER, of Roanc county, and will con-
tinue to do business at the old stand
All those indebted to me, either by Note or
Account, will please call and pay up, as my old
business must and shall he closed.
Jan IL, '59-tf-53S CT. GIBSON.
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BRJDGES HOUSE.

TUyHE above named House, situated within a shor,
n distance of the Athens Depot, is now open for the
reception of travellers. Persons travelling the East
Tennessee and Georgia RAN Road, and stopping at
Athens will find this House conveniently 5itua
than ny other The subscriber pledges himself to use
his utmost excrons to give satisfaction and render
comfortable all who may favor him with their patron
arc. fAthens Dec la-tf-43Ol JAS. 9. BRIDGES
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Valuable Lands and Mills for Sale.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING ENGAG-
l. ed in the Coal and Lumber Business, and be-
ing DESTROYS to wind up all old business and give
his undivided attention to the new-therefore he
wishes to sell all his lands at Philadelphia to-
sether with his MILLS, &c. To those acquainted
with the property it needs no pufing--strangcrs
will have to examine il to know its value. / will
only say that there is no other Farm and Water
Power SO conveniently situated on the East Ten
nesscc and Georgia Railroad.
JOHN STANFIELD.
Philadelphia, Tenn, JAN II, '59-tf-53S.