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Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12
TICK e + S.
Capital Prize $4,000.
TICK FITS ONLY c1O

Halves, Quarters and Fights in proportion.
Glass 10 Draws Saturday, March IL, 1859.
Class i Draws Saturday, March 10, 1859.
Glass II Draws Saturday. March rs, 1859.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12

ApPRoXIMATING PIXIES.
PLAN OF THU LOTTERY

70, 6Z7 Prizes amounting of $349, 76t
Whole Tickets $lO, Halves Is, Quar-
tiers $3.50,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

NOThs E.-ahc ander.ianeu, who was mp.
~ p"ntcd Administrators OF the estate of John Il Solo
decd at I'll February the Court Iusiings
the iy of yncbb"rs bgs leave inform I'll. publ
Intends continuing the business of her late husband
stand Nam Stieet All persons ing themselves In
d.bi, to said respe tiuy solicit t. fr~
AMI settle. MAG AREl u. SOLOMON.
i Its
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(>ORN WEAu.-We new prepared 90 fun u.
i.b fresh ground CORN MEAL. in large AMI small
tt,. AZ our mill All the corn grind is ned
con-.qn.n |, makes better meal { 9 family use -
m.rch udt. NOWLIE 4 AURRELL.
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ANoTuI.k TRi MPIIii
'rE -'scrrber respectfully invite. the attention oft"s pub
c ana lnrch,sr', particularly, to the superior PnE
VIA VI n AN"S manufactured w hnn splendid assort
,ia.s have Premium tw years in success
-" aod 81 at ihr Fairs III the American Institute
,tystol i'll,et comp with the LEADING manu-
i'rs,rs al Ne" forN ihs aud uuquestonaly of
'ra @ quaint, "l mil ,"nud, and brnant. we'll
hiSh ana hahS an hatie ourselves by the approval
ID ARTISTS, ia v.nu lag to-ay III our Planes md
end um" tone ui Il o,eity oi tour, continued with
IA" ''~' Al mne,s "h'4ns .ery rarely met with IN other
raHs
Mc,rspe fully solicit cxamnson from strangers and
nj ' b"n,'nc pl the abose before ir,ha-ug
II II NSnN, NJ 1nuiac,ur.r Of Piaao fores.
nov y de- WAhfito 'Ns, 100 C.nlrc ~. NV YAK
NEW Gx0CEKA ~ COmns>ss.N MOUsE.
III. s'sncd will 'tuue the Grocery and Comm,ssos
nas't'e at The Nil slant. lat, occupied by } O.
antiy and el ted stuck II GkUCE
kiE l1ll bNS. lNt>, all nj winch hu W IL offer
,,r. On ,r'r "r,l IL ,;.rytluy ,qus.,. his friends
." pub oe>i"n IN" liberal patronage a. he Is
wM 7. HARVEY.
stsEREHY t.nacr ihn"k., TO any o d customer.
'r 10" r"ra par"n'se vst wed ut'a me- aud respect
.a", s''.o, continuance oi tne my
"a, u-it,l j Z. sHEARER.
AOriCi:. -F'om "ni "i'rr t"is date, Wii.o.
~ - '.A"''r sn" NOR III, Agent ana Will not hold
3",11n =, ~a .' '."'' avs WI. T. HARVEY
uEAL.fRElunr OFFICE, &I.Kk:
LrA'HBuea March 10Th, 1859.
aA"aNG 10 the "'x" q""".', OF preface com, conn
.4 49, u" 10 Fl nr inspected III the Depot from and after
H., nd - Gcn snpt. JEIilS.
,,arcl ,7.,'s Genera, fr...h Agent
a ,ssIHxEN-' >siUE,.-Finc. nncd,." and
"a n''s Just ''pcn"d at ,.,,.v..
mIicn iJd tEABUkfS.
NI.LIoFFAs..-6 5000 bushels ~n.",s; 500
ASA ." u is u w stat" oV1 so NO stun, l"' 'aroy
n..icl- janis Boy co.
= Ea H.lc-;imt P"., ""a k'".."i,
I "
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CAPITA PRIZE
100000.
Finy Thousand Tiekrts!
rs 1T PR Il T. s.!
More than one Prize to every two Tickets
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
On the Plan Of single Numbers.
-for tho benefit oi tho
MONTICELLO UNION ADEMY,
OF JASPER COUNTY, GEORGIA.
Authorized by Special Act OF Legisl "nrs
MoKIN NEY Il Co., Managers
T b. drawn public, under the rncc Of
Comm s,,o,eraw X. sYMoSs and J iht>fis IN the
City Of Savannah, Georgia
TICKETS ONLY TEN DO.s Ak~.
HALVES QUARTER, AND LiGiiTs IN n 'rohI,
TIE be- Diawa each saturday in Are,i, isj9.
CLASS ii DRAWS ON
saturday, April 9th. 1901.
CLASS 10 DRAWS On
Saturday, April l6sb, 1859.
CLASS Ii DRAWS ON
Saturday, April 23rd. $3.50.
CLASS II DRAWS On
Saturday, April 3Oth. tS3D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

uAIKECr ROUTE TO TAR WE.T ma. 81.
- nan"iNiA srKnnS, VI. oouIh'eioe sairoad Pc.
briso, via East Tenn and Va kairoad iron, ~
vile Dalton Western Atlantic iiai.road from M
ton to Chattanooga. via Nashville and chattanooga aad
Chattanooga to Sey via phis and
ha'l'"ad iron, stevenson TO Memphis.
through 1ickeis Issued the above points and Ia. Srl,.
ana s-"se checked through al the Office South Sid. Ks
road, Ielei sburg ''""
AMI eo"lin"ms nntil further no.e. '''''
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Co" eeins ~uh the Rchn,oud Dan,ilc Trains a,
Buf",vi. tJuneon) and with the through rout. at l., ne
Leave Petersburg daily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 53o,elk NJ
arrive at B"rkeNhie tJuncionl Gao
Arrive II Farn,ile at...................... y;.,
Ani'e al Lynehburg at ................. 1880 = NJ
Leave l., "ehLa' & daily al................ y3v
ArGis. al armvile al. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AitNeat bnf~ev"ie tJuncou) at............ 2i5
fKLiGMr TKAlN '''
'oHhe'"s win Richmond and Danviie Trains the june
Lca., Petersburg daily at....................G AN
Attne at bd.~,ri,c lJunctiou) ..............,a
A'ive al Il, .chbnrs l............ ............ 6so
A''N' Il, dh'ne AL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ANN" al iia'kevl. (Juucton) at........... ,.,u NJ
Accommodation Passenger Tor Tue " a, or Loca;
a to the irai" leaving LynsiIurs with
iahe u" 'a IRAN at O'Clock, a. NJ. stopping places t.,
tae put " passengers strictly observed Uy o.e
In charge 1t 'o tlan and train be sopL.d
a, an! 9tr point athes!ands, Aniersons MIL Fvrds
" ls"ns " divide, B"ehs and W l.os. N,itoway q. H.
bnr", N"c itees, 'iisn Bridge F.lvic. Prospect faup
River. re' '' anus
CITY POINT BRANCH
soGt->idc kail'"ad Freight Passenger Trans leave
Petersburg aaiy tSunda 'suxe.ptc,D a........7 A A.
any" "a! io"' "i'..-...... ...............ii5
A,nt" q" acre sUurg a.........................yl
IN, ao,r ia.ns connect " an, nm, J.ns n,yr s,,m-.
iea.'n NY Pan" TOR N"rioN, and every Sajdrdy nprun
and i",ry "N"'inI with tie hno steamer, ana
The All IA 'n ram iis Road will be OIL, when
,u't Is I" n, IT. stol.ng laeo tot1h' aud
'Io "" ~ L. II" CASE "Ii ,he train be sipcd
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lEuOVAL! NEW STAND! NEW GOODS!
~ lld'hg sold my chtr. s"c al Goods old stand
har located below the Noryci fIbl,, ilas Livery
Stab where VIII continue the GTctry and Comm b.
s"tss hankin 10 my friends customers tor the ,eiai
patronage heretofore ext, ndcd Of
the assuring ash.
viii keep instantly hand, sell OF GKOCI-
MID OfaL }. Z. SlIEAkEK.
iii
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.,C.D AND FOOT STONES.


o s the tastes aud circumstances 81 ALL III gr,a! variety
L Is tiADDESS
Jan l-it- LynchburR Marble W "rks
A,aNGEE,S SEWING MACNaNEs.-s:reai
aw the proof OF
lied labor Uric
comparable to singers Ma hnr. Af,r estab
,shg la. hest reputation the United States they
late Exposition univcr ellie France where
OF the and
10 make them has | cen BUN IN Pars
ranch Ut industry which sewing be done
bc used nth immense profit As the speed
Ral~ rain is travelling foot Is sewing with
trimmer, saddler halter &c
NC -hutd be without The fair profit
regularly employed. Is One Thousand Dollars
In private famlis where there Ia much sewing
hines valuable assistance Planter
hotel keepers lind them particularly convenient and prob
table hines simple their construction and
very and durable eine the only kind OF Sewing Ma
could perfectly executed Thousandso of inferior and worth
ss Machines have been made aud sold under raous
Singers Machines alone have been found every
wherr L. satisfy the wants OF the public
IN fur sent with each
h, hi any eadiy acquire the art OF
.n The machines packed securely to 20 to any
part world To all persons desiring particular in
hc,, ard a copy of N. singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted to the Sew ing Machine interest
l. NJ SINGER co,
Principal Office No 323 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH orfcEsNo " Hanover ST. Boston; NJ" " Chap
e1 St, " Iaycu tlovcryie N Y; No ga Broad ST.
Baltimore ST. Baltimore; No.3l Westminster ST. Providence
l. NJ" Last h 81 Cincinnati; M. is North lh ST, ST
Louis: NJ" ~ ST Charles ST. New Orleans No ~ Dauphn
| ST. MN IL ldec 2Id&cts
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whole Ticket. SO, a",,,.s,, quarter. 81
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The unnbcrs fr m Ia $1,000 corresponding nth those
bers ib keis printed slips
che ed with small tin tub and ,i,c't in wheel
placed n another VIII el
The wLees then revolved nbcr drawn from
the heel OF Numis the i'riz,
from tn oh,r hesl The num,-r AID iiyc
Commissioners; itns being placed against the Number
drawn THIS operation repeated until the prizes drawn
APPROPRIATE fRIzEs-The proceeding and the wo
suceedhS Mint Those drawing the hst Prizes viii be-
entitled TO thr 4t- Approx imator ptx,s For ia 10
- No II. draws the 0U Prin Trkrts nun,
bcrrd ll2&- ll2t9 lllsl. 1889 will 90
II Ticket No 80 draws the el5UOU fr1e. those
bervd ~ AZ ISL i52 wi ca,h Sl5o
according Ia tn. . scheme
CERTF1cATEs " PACkA0is vii be spld the follow
rates. which Il the risk:
Cerifc.es Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets ....... $50
~ Han ........... 40
lGQuartcr " ........... 20
~ Eighth =" ........... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIfIUA iE>
Of which they will be forwarded by nr mail Pur
tickets ending any figure may ic,
The list Of numbers prizes will 10 pur
chasen i'm edately alter tb- drawing.
Purchasers will phrase wri their signatures plain. and
Rivr their postofi.e, county and state.
Remsmbr thai every prizcis drawn AID payable In full
with, ut duiuctun
u All prizes o. 600 and under paid lately AFTER
the drawmg-other prizes the Of thirty days
All eammunica ions strictly confidential
Address orders Tor Tickets or tert'hc ,tes to
MCKINNEY CO, Savannah, Ga,
Once Masonic Hall Block Ball Street. Savannah. tia
~ lat OF III" numbers that drawn fro the wheel
march ID dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

NrOTlCE.-- Al CCstng al the Bon.d Of hi
~ Virgin and Tennessee Raurad Company,
the Company the at, ut yuchburg
SATURDAY the 81 ar, ISL the following resolutions
w,rr ad pied
On n1ion Rssrsd Tina from and after Nh. first day of Feb
aud T.n,s Railroad tnmi will
pay Tor nu stock Killed running
b. clearly show u that Killed la
of The paur III .Iuyc.J this
Company
Resorcd all claims ainst this Company hl loss
damage to goods he ed within
Articles shrud have ,cl delivered
A Copy from the nlnut.s
a,lalt. NM II. HUGHES. Scry
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SSTEREOaCOPE N.-JWst receive d, u lew nnd
- h. autifuI collection Of STEREbSCOPES AND VIEWS.
direct rom Europe. Call aud ell anime At
I'll tits PAYNE Il BLACKFORD'S.
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a.. s.Is!1.asNm az mEa.. GRAND ENMl.

an sslSsd.GN % E1 W EKfs GRAND ENMl.
NIs TION or READi-MADE CLOTHING he
,rs rnc embraces opportunity to pub.
lie al large friends that his stock oil READY MADE
60 rIiiNU GEN rLEMENS FURNISHING GUuDS,
INBkELLAS, TRUNKS, &c, has now been and
Jan b. purvh ,cedened low pr Is fr cash. aud
prompt pss INK to The interest r..
chase stock before calling elsewhere; hot
inv that can wonders but tina; will conhne myself
moderate ami living profits The variety ct
uua,y Clothing, and bt tier than everihis
ia good faith.
t"un,ry Merrhs. Is will my obbing prices than
ever therefore, call whoc+ale AID rrls buyers,
and Judge yourselves aud in studying youI interest You
will rsrtainiy purchase OF me. -
NJ.
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I. sOa.EN, EaOta MA A "A RH
~ Wednesday OF isst 49,.
n. tur,e VI ,our iAe'tIuui s-VAA

4 80 AOa as GOA 4. ~ w "a, al as 4.
IL received another supply III
\,..r aut Merit COOK > rows, "ooa aad
A. pace. BY Iun iuei
l.
.d,t, u,
~Vrter ooilei winch
"'aled " tue s"'uhe about
With cooking o thc sONe.
>. biiSS ~ co.
al >sOl.uTlON.-The Arus OF l.. e, Joh .Ison
II Is ths day us,oised b! mutual e"ns,.i. ne
a 20 t.e un,y
respectfully
important that tIo
II. c"s W u Ih,
thank, Trends Al pubv Tor
va, h,retoIo
the same, to The
I.i..., ANIkk JOHN Is LIT.
IHOS Il. JOnNoON,
l. q ha Dec dist, 1875. GtU. W. kDIhI-
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J>o c ARK JfO. d. HoLT
SEN CONCEBN-The nnarrrig ard, On the
lat inst entered I'M" rartnershp. for the purpoe If
dartna General Produce tomison Basiness under the
tNie aud trim III CLARK IluiT. aud will receive on
sRnm"hi TOBACCO, WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN, &C. which will
ceive proP p'rso al a,irni. We hope by cls~ aten
lion and runrtuslny In the dchsge busnds to merit the
patronage 8. Hee'a y bestowed upon pr'd' essor
te-, Ia thu busins-S Of LynshbarR Een~sally
LV bhie Main Street doors Exchange Corner,
aud oppos,e M,Corkie Co. CLARK holt.
(NAHD.-1.ew the 1si ,n-s., eeaaee,ca with me
~ In the C"mmisssou business VI JNsb HOLT. late Of
Halifax Va and takr thls occasion thanks
old friends and rustoner far the liberal patronage hcs
I'D and sli H. for the coucssu coninnanr Of
err iav"rs promising ed efforts adv tht per-
cat. Very Respsstiully,
tsu led3ml JNO. CLARK
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y
/ u LIZ
y GO OF o''i riii. Gtntrat Gro
FofndrdiaY D.s the o
Stle,t. L.ie We siatt
ca /. ie tubi,
heh interest Liberal cash advances
IN "a, cuu.i, Ia III hand Tor sale.
JOHN Is. LEE,
list Ia DIS W. ROOKIE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-07

GRAVE STON ES.
or all sizes. always hand and m 'de 10 order. a.
~ J h 9ADDESS'
i'm ld,.t Lynchburg Marble Works
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Valuable Lands and Mills for Sale,
Executor,s Sale of Land

M ILL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BID
'! der on Thursday, the 10th of June next,
et the late residence of John Fine, deceased, in
Monroe county, East Tennessee, the well-kuown
FARM Of the deceased, $40 acres, lying in Sweet
water Valley, near Sweetwater Depot, on the line
of East Tennessee Georgia Rail Road, on n
credit OF one two, and three years. In three equal
instruments, at six per cent. interest Der annuin
the purchaser giving bond with approved sccuri-
ty, and lien retained ON the Land till the last
payment is made.
The Southwest quarter of section 33, township
2, range |, East, will be sold scparatc-is well sun
piled with spring water, buildings, orchard mead
ow, and land enough cleared for a small farm
with good chestnut timber.
Also, South east quarter of same section. TOWN.
ship and range, ~ timbercd Land, and will be sold
in 40 acre lots
The Home Place, 800 acres, with a reserve of
the Family Burying Ground, will be sold altogeth-
er-it being the Northeast quarter of section 3,
towhship ., range l, East. and the South west
quarter oil section "a, township 9, same range -
These Lands are about one half in cultivation, IL =
rest timber-well supplied with water, comforta
bic dwellings and good t-buidings and orchard
These Lands, lying in the renowned fertile Val.
ley oil the Sweetwater, near Sweetwater Depot and
village, with its Church edfces and Schools
makes the location one Of the most desirable fami
~ residences in the State, either for farmer OF
business man. The undersigned can be found on
the premises. who will take pleasure in showing
the Lands to those wishing to examine for them
selves.
Also, at the same time and place. will be sold
one NEGRO NAN and oil the personal property
Of the deceased that has not been sold heretofore
on credit of twelve months, purchaser giving
bond and approved security for all sums over three
dollars; three dollars and under. cash in hand.
P. l.. FINE, Executor.
May 10, 1S59-5t-655
EaS- Chronicle 4 Sentinel, Augusta, Ga, and
Knoxville Wing, will copy, in weekly, 3 times, and
forward bill to p. L. Fine, Sweetwater, Tenn.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

RsnepOlent Institution estdLitshed by special en-
dOtcnent for the relief Of the sick and distressed,
afflicted tcin V1ruieat aud Epidsmfc Diseases.
THE Howard Association In view OF the awful
tion OF human life, caused by Sexual Diseases and
the deceptons practsed upon the unfortunate victims
Of such diseases by Quack several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon as charitable act worthy
their Name TO open Dlspenrary for the treatment Of
this class OF disesses In all their FORMS and TO give
MEDICAL adrtce grafs to all who apply BY letter, with
FURNISH MEDICINES FREE or CHANGE II is
needless TO add that the Association commands the
highest Medical skin Of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment. .
The Directors Of the Association, In their Annual
Report upon the treatment Of Sexual Diseases, express
the highest satisfaction with the which has
tended the abors OF their Surgeons In the Of sper
matorrhes, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrii@a. elect,
syphilis, the Vice OF Onnnlsm seliAbuse, Diseases
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and order Acontnu-
ar &c ~ the same plan for the ensuing year, ri
Tho DIRECTORS, on review Of the past feel assured
that their iabors In this spher, Of benevolent effort
have been OF great benefit to the afflicted, especially
to the young and they have resolved devote them
Selves with renewed zeal, to this very important but
much desplsed cause. ~.
An admirable Report on spermatorrhna, Or Seminal
Weakness The vice Of Onanism, Masturbstion, or Self
Abuse and other diseases the Sexual Organs by the
Consulting Surgeon, will be sent BY mall I'm sealed
enveope free of charge the receipt OF two stamps
for postage Other Reports and Tracts on the nature
and treatment OF Sexual Diseases, diet, &C.,
will be sent TO the afflicted Some o. the new remedies
and methods OF treatment discovered during the last
year, are OF great value. so ~
Address. for Report or treatment, Dr.. ,. sKnLxJN
I0uoHToN,. Acting Surgeon, Howard Association,
BY order OF the Directors. - ~. AZ -
ano.BAncxILp, Secretary. Jan 9s-ly-b4o
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truth stranger thsn Fiction--vsriAed
Useful Beautiful Ornamental
SEHORN & HORNSBY

80 nrcr,,vrn ~ Nn,v 1,.y, ~,
III AVE- .., mnon y, ~ "a ~ s y ~
- ,p.S ~ w eirs.pp "a aoDyaS ~
snck oi nNn ~ WE, 70
wnicn .ney lnso sse -, ILL.,. s.a,,,, sou
Jew cs ..', - "'. ,..a. s,r she,, ,,,,,,,
sell their Goods, and is no use to say another 2,
woru aoous w" ~ .',s's,.a.;ais "a csna;.s
co"p'o'c, po'n ~ ~ '"''' "'"'''"'' """ '""
consisting party o'- n,rs...,. 4..f
w III, s.,,', S,,,. MT. N.
BLACK ana fancy pIess e ,s,, o"n ass"se na
.eses. Dcna.nos, o,s"uy aa.,3y r vi,
IN patterns ior aoupe skrs' nounces' anu Ior sue
s Wasa " ro,lars ontos n,asL Iace shswls
worked Oollsls masucs' pach i,"ee on" WE
n,,e OrnRc Sne"rs' pAoio'v' 20, oo's'''' nm"
"'oiu''e" pnp THE ~ ENTT E,sEN f
TN III =. ~ 81. M. c,.,.;
Ihcy nave l"rse 'o' VI saa .'sa,ns
from % cents vest 70 SzU Cio'n voas, s9irts
" ". MI S.'us, Svnas' S..,, Ta.",
slmere' fancy 0"'''A0''' i"'o'''"'N'''' "'"''0A'
YES W ~, ~. ss pu ,a p,...hod NJ
..,;, Inv and nrna.. G.tooos Camhr;cs Caster
nesucs ahu n' S,. .,,. T.;.,;, ~ M,
,ad M .,uss %noou.s Iamn. Provn and VIII.
~, w,. m1snns H"e C" D CIV au CIV, n,.e
".s NUS anu 0aPs, .i nyUs' e"''' M" '"''e''
W. "''"' "o n1i'n WATcups
p,. n,,a cb.nnn,,a,o,.. ala r,,,,,..,
rne God Onr"nome S 81, So ;l Man'ing.c ased
I ava- u,utr. Coaos, G:l,or II,nt;n. ro.a .r.l
~. Pn"I $3.50 oa, -. "s N"'' "'"
Wv" an n IESEEGpv
r,.ho,s p,s.s,,,;,s p.".aio,. s,,-
Ta' D'@ r,.N,, D ni S'u Hs Ia
Guord Wov oaa Ts -. 0n"ns uu1 Th;h'n
R;nas siocyo p,,tons N''A'''' A"''''''''
e' ar n pTMS ANN pr>-crrc
or Ill Ia. - - g. % VI
Carr CASES AMI poRT NJ wo o.S y fg S"sn'
s;,.,r r.sd r..o. c;I,a. D., Na.;.- n
Gard Cases peoi port Monn.;.s E;no T"r.;,,, NJ NJ
rocco Por, Monna;os and RncL, Lin pnrsas sc ~,
nr;ces = - " "'
C.h.s Sa,,ho,s aud Wal pox.. .u, d.,
cules. from T5c IN an each '''
CoMRs
Shell. Indian Rubber and Uorr T,,L Comb.
Shell Side Combs. India Rubber. Horn and Iyory
Fine Combs. India Rubber and Horn Dr.ss;na
Combs. Of Mi kinds
BRUSHES
Hair brushes. Clothes brushes. Nail Brusbes
Tooth Brushes Shaving Rrusbes Ua, Rrusbos q q
MUSICAL INSTRIIMENTS.
Violins, Banjos, Tamborinos, Accordeons. Flutes,
Musical. Boxes, &c.
CLOCKS.
Marble Cased 81 Dnv Clocks yankeo Clocks
Eight Day and Thirty Uour
,,r,,,s,, ,,,~ oo.-,
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Athens Foundry and Machine Works.

TJNHE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
i fully announce to the citizens of Athens and
the public generally, that they still in opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS of every des-
cripton in their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want any .hirg of
the kind.
We are now casting and have for sale different
sizes of the Globe, Crescent, Indiana and Iowa
Cook Stoves furnished complete; various sizes of
ParlOr, Nine Plate, Chamber, Office and Shop
Stoves. Also Coal Stoves, Hollow Ware, Waffle
Irons; Ploughs, Backs and Jams. In fact hav-
ing very large supply of patterns on hand got up
during the past seven years, we supply any
order for any kind Of Machinery that can be wan
ted We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Threshcrs, also Cane Or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles.
Also the Kilgore Spiral or Incline Water Wheel
whish will saw from two to five thousand feet per
day. All kinds of MACHINERY fitted up in the
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice.
Also Iron Railing of every description.
We ARE also prepared to make Brass and Com
position Casting
The highest cash price paid for old Copper.
ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGORE.
p s. There is connected with the Works an OK
cellent Pattern Maker, so that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made to order. FAX.