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TWO NEW NOTES Upon WORCFsTER,s
PIANOS.

n f-EANON.-Wr dto
"A times for Information IN rerari 10 ~. -.
maker OF PlANO-fORTES Personal knovtsS.s
o. ne instruments made by H woRcEsrxn neIip M M
US 70 award the palm % superior merit 10 hin -
ana durability Of material The elements At etsT 10
The musical qualities Of nsiruurnt NJ
unsuTpassed-A T. Com. Adrsrfiasr -
We have Ia many and times ernr.s.. 49, -
ION strongly In prase Of American
he extensive piano manuAetory Horatio woreser a.
uat opinion, and
construction or these beautiful W. -.
hSt sSeeing EuropeAnA Tia Philharmonic soe.ty ~,
uost selettnc musical society In
pianos AZ eir grand concerts Rad one
- - NaI. and ind dminution
ness OF tans-S y. ErprcSs, March 23 $50 " '-e"'-
Am constantly supplied with
Yer eholce Pianos, and shall be
Win me best Instruments the lowest prfces
OCT A MnppTaP
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NEGRoRs RoR sALI

NEGROES FOR SALE will sell at Amelia cour,
iouse on TIE Rsth of Nov sa9 Court negro uo,B
and sly ehren 'he woman good cook three boys three
girls the eldest -, the youngest years age.
IENssN months credit negotiable notes with nts,ss, a.
ded, and satisfactorily endorsed. U.s. ~
nolT-t2iNov I u,srrps
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CHAMPAGNE.

NANAWFAGNEs
WEhaye lust receited OF Fs 1mPorson Of Champarpe
W comprising Grades rom good vers t.psror Perons
Who va sound reliable vine r evening psr,s, ~ very
qcfafon nols-3F BLAIR a CHAMnERLAYNF
TNO IgoH PQUNpEHs, mACHINISTs, wOOD
~ aud LumbcE BteikTsi Sfobe cutters aud
others--fOh hNf on LEAs ma 49, lltrahs tOT re-
eny occupied ~ W O Wahan ss Lumber YARD bouads "
gni ~ fcs ~ clrsl street The tot contains over iso sr
feet q ground, and ~ % Bret Lunnhrr undsub
d ne bed location u thr city 90 tiudl
hay9 20 large canal 'front.' Win ready Eo 're
poif-sotai J0sErH ALIEN
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" All orders for tickets certificates Of packars IN a
ne above splendid Lotteries viii meet with the prompt and
CONFIDENTIAL attention. and The printed drawnF sent A.
soon As over; Address HRAFOE BROADRENTs CO.
un.In.a NJ.
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Tickets si5; Halves so 0rs. s rs; Elghiis ST.
saturday, Nov. 26,Is59.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or DELAWARE
CLASS Is.
SPLENDID SCHEME
To be drawn In Wilmington, Del Saturday, Nov 60 1852
IS Nos. IL Drawn Ballots ~ - -
Wednesday, November 80, 1859.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or DELAWARE.
EXTRA CLASS EIGHT
ON THE HAVANA PLAN
To be drawn In Wilmington, wednesday Nov an 1874
In these Lotteries every prise Is drawn - -
Phzos payable IN full without deduetion
SPLENDID SCHEME:
GRAND CAPITAL, PRIIR nP SEn nnnI

And 80 approximation prizes, ranging up 70 asO0
Those 1000 prizes OF a'5 each determined number
which draws the highest capital prize 0Oo Whatever number
The he drawing the capital prize then All tIck
The scheme ending In the entitled 10 mr.,
OF 40 ior example II the number drawing capai pT
should end IN as for Instance, 1909 tickets In the
scheme ending With will entitled prize Of sQs IN stjt
70 any other prize they ~ draw - ~
Tickets tioi Halves % ousrtsn % 30; Hghihsu96
Certificate Of Package OF 10 wholes SIS 90
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TIVE undersigned have formed partnership for the ran,,cn
j. Of COMMISSION BUSINESS, under the arm Of LEwfs
WEBB and JOHN q. WADE - wac
They viii give particular attention sale Of Flour wheat
Corn and Tobacco. - 1850
They occupy The umberhouse No 6s Main street
long occupied by Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB
. JOHN q. WADE
a..
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Hun Kings and Screws
blind and Sash rareuinrs.
Cot and Wroughi Nails
pnuera
And every ether article Usually called f,r IN ss b5ndlos h. 10
Ehch respectfully solicit nom any person m a. rev
have BEEN pufchaaCd A hf lowrst prices -
not nObEBTsoN SONS, No g Ndnst
NEW musIC,-Nov ereninr 6ne ssssrusnt sf i,tt .nd
luaF sheet husic consisting o. portss, Marchel Wsttea
schottshea Sonfa. Duets and
collection ever ofered IN ths city liberal discount 10 scrs
~ 300 E,AooRR AqF,
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RuILDgH0 mATEHIALs,-weh have In store Of eve.
- ~ rade and Size fuli nlsoruicnt %
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&. GENET,
EAGLE SQUARE, RICHMOND VA
i As received steamer,
WATCHES. made by ADAM, London, NJ J. Tobi,s 4 Co
!oseph johnson d. johnson, George Ieaton Hodde
CO. ules sever Geneva, Independent Watches
Rich Jevery, Diamonds Pearls Cabune!e Coras L.yas
sh'er Ies seD, ''oblets Pichsrs walters
CARD.
TINE Subscriber takes this method Informing h fi.,ds d
Il the public that he has established
Broker and General Commission Merchant
Tie viii attend TO the purchase aud
$50 flour Wheat Corn Tobacco and all descriptions country
Produce s special attention will be given business en-
trusted TO his Prom his business experen b. b
to meet with liberal share Of public patronage "
He refers, by permission,
Lewis Webb, Fsq,
Edmond Dayrnport 4 Co Richmond, Va.
Bacon A Baskerville,
Bryant, Tnsley Holmes,
Spence Reid, Baltimore.
Twels A Co. PHILADELPHIA:
Thomas MonAhAn, ESQ., New York.
WM. 8. ROYsTER
, once corner Cary and Virginia
hol-Zm Richmond November st 1889
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GILKS, MOUSLuNs nud EWuWoInRHIRs- -
- Rcdncci Fdccs -uarrntus, uargaiua.- CdAWLFs \
6WAIhlN respectfully Invites she buyers 10
large stock q r above fashionable goods much lee han regular
prices they have been marked doHn pFce uhich insure
uck sales Also alarEe at " hra Csrpcts than rrr
uar prices House and hotel keepers uu DO vel
Tor themselves cy E Dc cleared rsruar
prices nns CIfAa A OWATKfN
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-05-20
Executors Sale Of Land.

NTnL BE SOLD TO THE HIGHEST BID
w der, on Thursday, the 10th Of June next,
at the late residence Of John Fine, deceased, in
Monroe county, East Tennessee, the well-known
FARM Of the deceased, $40 acres, lying in Sweet
water Valley, near Sweetwatcr Depot, on the line
of East Tennessee 4 Georgia Rail Road, on a
credit of one two and three years, in three equal
instalments, at six per cent. interest per annum-
the purchaser giving bond with approved secur-
ty, and lien retained on the Land TIL the. last
payment Is made. foa ID L fff,, .a. r- %.
The South west quarter Of section 80, township
2, range l. East, viii be sold separates we'll sup
piled with spring water, buildings, orchard, mead
ow, and land enough cleared for q small farm
with good chestnut timber. s.te "a ~ ~,
Also, Southeast quarter Of same section, town
ship and range, is timbered Land, and will be sold
in 40 acre lots.
The Home Place, 800 acres, with q reserve of
the Family Burying Ground, will be sold altogeth-
crit being the North-cas quarter Of section g.
township 3, range 1, East, and the South west
quarter of section 81, township 2, same range
These Lands arc about one-half in cultivation. the
rest timber--well supplied with water, comforta-
BILE dwellings and good out-buildings and orchard.
These Lands, lying in the renowned fertile Val
ley of the Sweetwster, near sweetwater Depot and
village, with its Church edifces and Schools,
makes the location of the most desirable fami-
lyiresidences in the State, either for farmer or
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. ~. ,yisveGsIi. p. tt.arfi asissa4il =
Also, at tho 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. i
May Is, 1S59--5t-655 lfttD0 a., ts 81,
nss- Chronicle a Sentinel, Augusta. Ca. and
Knoxville Wing, will copy, in weekly, times, and
forward bill to p. L. Fine, Swectwaer, Tenn.
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TTNHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE
III to the farming public, Mlilers, and others in
tercsfed that osstill continues 10 manufncture In
PHILADELPHIA, Monroe county, Tennessee,
NJ u. RUNNERS PREMIUM WHEAT
FANS, and that he has added an improvement
thereto that will separate Corn, Rye, Rocks, &C.,
from Wheat. He now hatters himself that his
experience enables him 70 furnish the machine so
long been desired by the Farmer and Miller-tbat
u.s. to separate all filth down to the rock which an
noy those who thresh on the ground. These Fans
have received rewards Of merit and premiums In
vurious States of the Union, To wit: New York,
Virginia, Ohio, Indann, Illinois, Michigan, South
Carolina, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and the
Middle Division of Tennessee md also, the pre-
MUM ct Knoxville and Cleveland, and award Of
merit at Nashville last October. Several Of the
above States have awarded these premiums to the
proprietor since tho addition Of the above named
Improvement In word they'are superior to any
thing ever before offered to the public He sub
joins certificates of several gentlemen of Phila-
dclphia, well known to the people Of lower East
Tennessee if*s ~
"This certiHes that tho undersigned timed and
tried N. U. Thurber's Prcninm Wheat Fan, and
state that il cleaned one bushe per minute, sepa-
rating all filth TO such degree of perfection that
il cannot be rvaled by any Fan now in use and
we recommend NIL who stand in need of such
machine to examine this improved Fan before
purchasing elsewhere. Id JONES.
CIIAs. CANNON,
A. W. COZART."
"This certifcs that the undersigned has the i'm
provement made upon n. U. Thurbors Premium
Wheat Fan in my Mill, and state that IT will scpa-
rate rocks, corn, &C., from wheat, in addition TO
the taking ont of smut, cheat, cookie, and small
imperfect grains OF wheat. dc hereby recommend
said machine to be the best I eyer saw in use, aud
that those standing in nesd Of such machine
ought to examine said machine before purchasing
elsewhere. JOHN STANFIELD." =.
"Ths certifcs that the undersigned was present
while the Improvement made upon N. U. Thurber's
Premium What Fan, was tried at the Z. T. 4 Ca
Rail Road Depot in Philadelphia, Tenn and do
here state that IL fully up % the recommen-
dations in separating wheat from cheat, smut,
coskle, rocks corn, and small imperfect grains of
wheat and that can take ono of said Fans and
make Wheat perfectly clean.
7. J. MOORE"
..t-t CLEVELAND, TENN, October, 1858.
4 Mr.. Cotton-Dear Sir I am authorized by the
Board of Officers of the Bradley county Agricul-
tural Society to present You with complimentary
ticket--saying your Wheat Fan or Grain Cleaner
has taken tho first and highest premium Mt our
Fair, held on the 9th, 9Th and 7th inst. We high
ly appreciate its merits and cheerfully recommend
it to the farming community. tA
JN0. r. ROGERS, Secy and Treas.
He is prepared to deliver Fans by his wagons in
lower East Tennessee or upper Georgia, or along
the line Of the East Tennessee 4 Georgia Rail
Road. a+r ]. COTTON.
philadelphia, May 6, 1s59-tf-554
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was destroyed BY the. Piedmontese re-
turning from an encounter with the Aus
TRANS. General Gyulai on entering Pied
mont issued proclamation that Pied
montese should be treated with the great
est consideration. The Emperor Of Aus
tria addressed an order to Gy,ilai's troops,
concluding thus: Soldiers of the second
army. it is for you to carry to victory the
unstained flags OF Austria. March to the
combat with the blessing Of God and the
confidence of the Emperor" 80
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COM N E RCIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 10.
We report an excited market breadstuns, In which
Bacon aud Lard somewhat. participate. Prices, how
ever, only nominaly higher TO great extent,
most buyers awaiting further demonstrations OF
war among European powers We quote, viz:
BACON, sides, clear 12A a i2kc; ribbed 1iz a 1ac;
LARD IS q 1shc In bbls. FnuR, ts a sA for extra
family, IN bags and barrels; e7A a N for extra SUI
perane; " @ ne for superfne. CoRs 95c q 81. OATS
o. a Toe. Stock PEAS esc "a ~. WHEAT scarce and
prices nominal, red ~ 30 a $780, white 100 % 81 40.
fEArBRRs scarce and worth ~ a 46c. BUrrER 10 q
GOO. Zoos 10 q 16c. BExswAx. 80 q 88c. .r
Yours, very truly,
g-il .4st4,..' ia, ANsI.EY AGO.,
CbnimissioH and Produce Merchant.
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TO PRINTERS.
Cortelyou's New York Type Foundry
AND .s
Printers Warehouse,

Established 1921 No. 20 SPRUCE STREET.
TTNHE SUBSCRIBER WILL BE HAPPY TO
furnish purchasers of PRINTING NATE
KIALS with PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL
TYPES, BORDERS, De-, made from combina-
ton of all the hard metals extensively pulled by
Founders. Also, Germans, Greeks, Hebrews, and
New and Elegant Font Of Agate Music Type,
from which the Musical Review and Friend are
now printed; with Presses, and every article re,
quircd for Printing, at the worry lowest price. for
cush or approved pnpsr. ~. $3.50 ~
Old Type taken In szehangs for new, y 10 cts.
Per pound: RI 20 u, I,
plsts stsrsotyps Foundry, With two shaving Ma
chimes, for ssls, Cheap. ~ I. J.
~ PsIntsrs Of pswvpsPsrs ppbllshing ~
,sdvertlsenpnts linclndins ~ .roiA) thres lines
ts!ss: J. n u = e e: n, q AZ Z ssseiRs
II kcif Eli. sFr'0}60hTf4Y6us'f
= AsyA4sssae aa'Hs7N s'rs.
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YUU CAN GIT CHEAPER
Books, Blank Books, Paper, Pom, Inks,
j. A. RAYL, 3

Knorvjiie, Team,
HvIfAN AT ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE
Il State, and ysst AZ bro a. ycu can procure them
from New York Philadelphia, or Boston.
Teachers, Parents, Merchants, Clerks Of Courts,
and Professional and-Busness Men can ALWAYS
rely upon finding here, not only the iorgsa nock
and best selection Of choice
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
but at such prices he trusts will be entirely sat
isfactory 70 all his patrons.
School Books, New Books
Miscellaneous Books, Law Books,
Childrens Books, Medical Books
Cheap Books, Gift Books.
ALSO, -r
Ledgcrs, Journals, Letter Papers,
Day, Invoice, Cap and Legal Papers,
Cash Record Books, All sizes Note Papers, I.
Envelopes, Inkstands, Quilts,
Gold and Steel Pens, States, Pencils, &C.
A grent variety of styles and prices Of Bibles
Testamcnts, Hymn and Prayer Books.
Any Magazine or Newspaper will be furnished
for less than Publishers price.
Especial attention will be paid TO furnishing
County and State Officers, Colleges, Academies and
Public Schools and Families, at very low prices.
zB- Terms Cash. March 25
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-05-20

YNHERE WILL BEAN EXAMINATION OF
Il the Students of Fountain Hill Academy, COM
mencing on Wednesday, tho 25fh, and closing on
Friday, the 27th Of May. The Examination ex-
ercises will be on Wednesday and Thursday. The
Speaking and Composition exercises, consisting Of
twenty-three destinations, sixteen compositions,
and six original speeches. will boon Friday.
II. L. SHUTS, .Secy Of Hoard.
May 20, 1S59-3t-556 81 49,
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OPPOSITION AND COMPETITIOT

Owing TO THE GREAT CONFUSION OF
" all parties at tho present time, North and
South, concerning the late capture of the
SLAYER ON THE COAST OF AFRICA,
we, as private individuals deem it our bounden
duty to offer anything in our power which might
probably conduce TO the welfare of our friends and
countrymeu, and therefore, to heal oil discussions
in all parties, we are prepared to offer of the
BEST ASSORTED STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought to this market. Our stock consists
of everything kept in u Retail Store. 1t is I'M
necessary to say anything in regard to prices, rs
the by-word is, already, go to Witt q RucKER's
if you want BARGAINS" MI
4st-.,. WITT RUCKER.
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Truth Stranger than Fiction--verified
Useful Beautiful! Ornamental!
SEHORN & HORNSBY

"AyE RECEIVED AND NOW HAVE ON
ii exhibition nm unusually large and desirable
si,rN of SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS. to
which thew invite the attention of their old and
new customers. and all others generally. Say
ss hcir Good. "nd IT, n, o uso 70 ona,bep
word abonl thai. The assortment Is General and
comnlete. both in the substantials and fapcies-
CONSISTING nartlv Of. T ~
FOR THE LADIES. ~
Black and Fancy Dress Silks. silk Tissues. Ba-
rcpes DeIaines. 0rrapdy Muslins Fancy Lawns
in naitcrns for double skirts aouuees and for side
stripes; also, large lot of Robes; UndersIeeyes,
,v.rkcd col,ars Nantes. Rlack Lace SbayyIs
Wh;te Crane SLa via. Ske,cton skirts Corscts. I'm
broidered Hdkfs Ribbons, Laces, &c.
FOR THE GENTLEMEN:
They have large lot of Ready Made Clothing,
from y 70 cents Vest To n sa0 Cloth Coat. Shirts
of all kinds. Collars: Broad Cloth. Doeskin Cas
simere, Fancy Cashmere, Tweds, Satinets Kentucky
Jeans &C., Ic, ~ : 81 j Il
We have a large lot Of Brown and Bleachcd Do
ades yslwets snrses Rnttous Tr;snm;,,.s Of MI
kinds; Cross Barred Muslins. Swiss MusIips. Dot.
ted Muslins, Queens Lawns; Brown and White
Flats. Hats and Cans Roots shoes and Ga;ters
for men, women and children. ''''' :
Fin, Gala ch umm ~ a. 1 anid unn,;n
Amer;con lever Wa,chss inli ;sweIed Ds,acbed
lever Uun1;ne Cases silver Hnnting Case and
Omen Faced Levers and Lepines.
iNpEl GOLD.JEWELRY. M
a;es Neck Chains. Vest Chains tiuard Chains
Guard Keves Fob Keve.N J,ockets. rTbimhes
R R;nss slocys bnttons '''' -''
-'"eN' COLD PINS AND PENCILS.
OF all kinds and prices, from, IS cts. to 80 each
silver Cas Case, Silver Port Monnaes Pearl
Card Cases Peal Port Monnaies. Fine Turkish Mo.
rocco PORT Monnaies and Buckskiu Purses of all
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-05-20
House and Lot for Sala

TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS HOUSE
Il and Lot, situated in the Western part of
Athens, convenient to Athens Foundry and near
Forest Hill Academy, for sale. The House is new
and conveniently arranged. Terms moderate. and
to suit the times j. X. ANDREWS.
Athens, May 20, 1s5o-1t-556 -
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Dress Goods /!

"E HAVE A VERY COMPREHENSIVE
wv stock Of Fancy Dress Goods---such as Silks,
Tissues, Bareges, De LANES; 0rgandy, Swiss and
J aconet Muslns, Lawns, DeBeiges, Lavella Cloths,
Challies--and in fact, We have som sthing Of al
most every thing in this line. Call an examine
April q robson, RICE a co,
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New Firm |!

r II. RICE HAVING BOUGHT OUT THE
u entire interest Of A. ID. SAnTAIN in the con-
will continue business at The old stand, under the
name and style of ROBES01M, RICE d CO.
The business of the old concern viii be settled by
the new. RoBEsON, RICE co.
Nav @. IShQ-2t-5h4
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-05-20
DAWSON & SKINNER,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
MERcuA Mns

Augusta. Georgfa,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY. SOLICIT con-
w sgnrncnts Of all kinds Of Tennessee Pro-
duce, and pledge themselves to obtain the very
highc prices, and to do all in their power for the
interest Of their patrons.
Rsferences.--T. s. Metcalf, Pres't Mechanics
Bank, Augusta, Ga: @. s. Simmons, Cashier Bank
State Of Georgia, Augusta; Morris, Earle 4 Co.,
New York; T. W. Fleming, ESQ.,, Augusta, Ga.
Jesse II. Gaut, Esq, Cleveland, Tenn; A. Nickel
din, Esq, Athens, Tenn; W. s. McEwen, Kings
ton. Tenn; Messrs. Brown 4 Bowen, sweetwaier,
Tenn. ~ April l-4m-549
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Estray Mule,

-TNAKEN UP BY N. N. SMITH, LIVING
Il in the 18th Civil District McMinn county,
Tennessee, on the 9Th inst, a BLACK MARE
MULE, two years old this Spring, thirteen hands
and half high, light colored nose, and of light
color between the fore legs, tail and main have
been trimmed four to six months. No marks or
brands. Valued at ninety dollars.
P. l.. GAMBLE, 2anger.
.MovIa Ie5Q-9tz-55h
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MARRIED.

On the 2sth Of April, by Rev. J. c. Hyden, Mr.
j. s. RIeGs to Miss SALLIE E. HowARD, daugh-
ter of John R. Howard ESQ.,, all of this county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-05-20

A RE AGENTS AT 'MANUFAcTuREHs'
"A prices, with freight added, 20: the : $'sy
Celebrated Kentucky Harvester,
NoCormick's Reaper 3 Mower Comb'd.
srs, being tie sams siss shd - Two Horss Ma
chine, but made a. b. worked ~ 1nst t.o -
four horsss. The oomuon size I1sfal4 Yonr
Horss Lever Powers and Thvshers. Hallway
Powers and Thrsshsrs, Fen Nlls. Cahoons 9yps4-
sast sssa soxish w. citasFt ngpsPl!s HIST
iag I'd ~ ss*ds e .n $500 ..s.s : !.
A ;;sS ], 3. s ss sss' ss1a
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-05-20
Athens Foundry and Machine Works


TIME SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
Il fully announce to the citizens Of Athens and
the public generally that they areStill in opera
ton and propose to do CASTINGS Of every des-
crption in their line, and would therefore solicit
work from all those who may want anything Of
the kind 49, ~ -
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 can supply any
order for any kind of Machinery that can be wan
ted. We also manufacture Horse Powers and
Threshers, also Cane or Sugar Mills, large and
small kettles.
Also the Kilgorc Spiral or Incline Water Wheel,
Shish will saw from two to five thousand feet per
day. ...ilknds of MACHINERY fitted up in the
best and most durable manner, and upon short
notice. SOS
Also Iron Railing Of every description.
weare also prepared to make Brass and Com
position Casting. s5l5I.7.-
The highest cash price paid for old Copper.
ZIMMERMAN & KfLGORE. =
p S. There is connected with the Works Nil ex-
cellent Pattern Maker, SO that persons wishing
castings can have patterns made to order. Z.&K.
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Flour

lust RECEIVED, so SACKS AND HALF
- sacks good Superhne Flour, and for sale by
May 20 -,s j, NJ. HENDERSON.
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Threshers.

A LOT OF THRESlIERS, DIFFERENT
n kinds, left over from Lust year, that can be
had on favorable terms. They must be sold, and
all who want to buy would do well to call and see
before purchasing elsewhere.
Mayo S. X. REEDER.
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Iron Axlesi.

lust RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF IRON
q Axes sizes from ! to inches-Boxes ii to
II inches long-which will sell cheap for cash.
May GEO. W. ROSS.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-05-20
Cane or Sugar Mills.

NNHE UNDERSIGNED ARE PREPARED
i to receive orders for Cane or Sugar Mills, and
Kettles. Having made considerable improve
ment on Mills in use throughout this country
during the past years. are satisfied they will give
satisfaction. Call and sec. Prices low and terms
to suit times. ZIMMERMAN 4 KILGORE.
May IS