ocr: Voll«: Motto:: Er geht aber nun nach Westen! Stephen Bnrger, Ofen und Blechschmied in Allentam», Zeigt feinen Freunden und Kunden, so» wie dem Publikum überhaupt ergebenst an, daß er sich nun fest entschlossen hat nach Westen und zwar nach Tifsin, Ohio, zu zie hen. DieS ist kein Spaß, sondern e» ist voller Einst. Er mochle aber daher anzei» gen daß er noch etwa Kochöfen aus Hand hat, die erst S dAWWM fortgeschafft werden k ! müsse» ehe er ziehe,» j »! ZW kann, und damit er so- M möglich in den? i l > Stand gesetzt werden kann seine Reise anzu tielen, so effeiirt cr all^ diese Oesen An den ersten Kosten zum Verkauf an. Darunter befinden sich unter andern folgende Sorten : Pveminni Libertn Äocl,-c>efen. do., l?t»a do., und überhaupt alle Arte« Äirciioii, Pavlors» Stohr, Bärstude« «ud «chap-Oefen. ». s. w. Ferner: Hat er alle Arlikel in der Weis-Blech Lime, als Schmalz Eimer, Eimer, Kannen, Kessel und so 'r-eiter aus Hand. Desgleichen, Ofen Rohr, Kohlen Kessel, und kurz alleS was in dieses Fach gehört. Nun ist wiiklich eure Zeit, wenn Ihr wohls.il kaufen wollt. Haltet es im Ge dächinisi, —Alles geht an ersten Kosten, und >ver 112, ine Interessen kennt sollte hier anrufen ehe er sonstwo kaust. alles Zinn. Kupfer, Blei, Guß. Eisen, anderes Eisen, u, s. s bezahlt er den höchsten Maikipreis im Auslausch für ren. Werden verlangt. Welscdlnihner. Hui,ner, Enten, Gänse, » s, w wosrir die höchsten gangba» ren Biarkipreise bezahlt werden. Für die liberale Klintschaft die er hier genossen hat, sagt er ungeheuchelten Dank, und defft daß ihm im Westen die nämliche' Gunst des Publikums zufallen mag. Stephen Bürger. Nov Z nabv


Der lecha patriot.

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place_of_publication: Allentaun, Pa.

publisher: Solomon Gross und Edwin Reiper


ocr: Zu verlehnen. Ein neueS dreistöckiges backsteinerneS Wohnhaus, gelegen in einen« angeneh- Theil der Stadt, und zwar in der Hamilton Straße, ist billig z» verleimen. Wegen dem Nähern melde man sich in dein Buchstohr Des Lecha Patriotö. Juli 20. Zm


ocr: Lager-Versammlung. Montags den ZZsteii Angust soll die Evangeli sche Lagcrprrsammluiig 'n>ns>-m!>«liiiu) M c r v, in Südwl'eithall, Vecha Cauntv, Meilen von der Stadt Allentaun. Das christ liche Publikum ist achtungsvoll eingeladen G. T. Hains. (5. Meyers. August 17.


ocr: Eine große Ausstellung in Trerlerstown! Macht Platz und geht vom Track ! Weidner und Breinig Sind aus ihrer Zu rückreise von?ienyork. Ladies und Gentlemen komme» und das gro ße Schow zu sehe» von wohlfeilen und schönen Iveidner nnd Drein ig. Ladies stept in unsern Stohr für hübsche Dres ses, fäshionabke BonnctS, Schuhen, Kragen und jcde andere Arten voll neuen und inodigen Dreß gütern. Gentlemen, ruft an und untersucht unsern neuen Stock vo» Caßimcren, Tuch und Westenzeuge, Hü te, Stieseln und Schuhen. Wir sind jederzeit be reit euch abzuwarten und SnltS von Kopf bis Fuß zu verkaufen, und zwar wohlfeiler als sie irgend sonsnro gelaust werden können. Wir haben einen großen Stock aller Arten Güter, und sollen nicht und wolle» Nicht unterverkaust werden. Groeeries allerrten. Zucker, Kaffee, Molasses, Honig, etc., alles ganz wohlfeil. Eier. Schinken, Schultern, Hafer, etc., in einig?» Quantitäten verlangt bei Weidner und Breinig. Mai 4. nqiin


ocr: Nord - W hei tha N Z Reifle Rangers! A Ihr habt Euch zur Parade zu tR versammeln, Samstags den 7. Mai, um l Uhr Nachmittags, mit sauberm Gewehr, am Hause von William «A/ Lei senrin g, in besagtem Tsp.— I?/ / Abwesende haben ?l Strafe zu be nn zahlen. Auf Befehl des Capitains. E p h r. S t eck e l, O. S. April 20. «q3m


ocr: Gesellschaftö-Auflbsung. Nachricht wird hicmit gegeben, daß die bisher bestandene GcsellschastS-Verbindung, unter Ler Fir ma von Balliet und Hallman, in Nord-Wheithall Taunschip, Lecha Cauntv, am t ste» April, mit bei derseitiger Einwilligung aufgelößt worden ist. Es werden daher allc dicjcnigen, die besagter Firma schuldig sind, ausgcsordcrt innerhalb scchs Wochen an John Schantz, Friedensrichter, in dessen Hände sich die Bücher befinden, abzubezahlen —und allc solche die Fordcrungcn haben, belieben ihre Rech nungen in besagter Zeit auch einzuhändigen. Die Geschäfte werden von dem Unterzeichneten am alten Stande fortbetrieben, wo er immer ein volles Assortement Stohrgiiter von jeder Benennung zu den billigsten Preisen ans Hand kalten wird, und in dem n für ber«itS genossene Kundschaft aufrichti gen Tank abstattet, bcfft er auf eine Fortdauer der öffentlichen Gunst. Stephen Balliet, L>m. M>'i 4 n«?m


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ocr: F » ß Alle Arten Banholz. Unterzeichnete zeigen dem Publikum erg». benst a„, daß sie soeben einen herrlichen Zu satz zu ihrein hereilS schon großen Bauholz-Stock in ihrem Hof in der Hamilton Straße der Stadt Allentaun, gerade oberhalb Hagen, buch's GasthauS, erhalten haben, den sie an den billigsten Preisen abzusetzen gedenken. Darunter befinden sich Fuß von erster Qualität Kirschen Boards, SV,«VQ Fuß Pcplar Boards und Seantlink Ncbst noch nahe an « »«<»«««» Fuß alle Arten Bauholz, als Weißpeint, Gelbpeint, Hemlock, Scäntling, Boards und Planken, u. f. w. Ebenfalls: der atterbesten Schindeln Alles obige Bauholz soll an den allernie drigsten Preisen verkauft werden. Man rufe an und urtheile für sich selbst, so wird man finden, daß ihr Stock lauter herrliches Bauholz in sich'schließt Dankbar für genossene liberale Unterstütz uno hitten sie um eine Fortdauer der Ge wogenhe't des Publikums. I L Hoffuian S 5 Brüder Allen»aun Nov. l() ! j ! ! ! ! >


ocr: ! .HaUo! Eine große Ausstellung in Trerlerstown! Mach! Plap und geht vom Track ! Weidner und Breinig riickreife von Neuyork. Ladies und Genllcmcn kommen und das gro sie Schow zu sehen von n ohlfeilen und schönen Wtidver nnd Dreinig. Ladies stept in unsern Stohr für hübsche Dres ses, säshionable Bonncts, Schuhen, Kragen und jede andere Arten von neuen und modigen Dreß gutem. Gentlei.'.en, ruft an und untersucht unsern neuen Stock von Caßiineren, Tuch und Westenzeuge, Hü te, Stieseln und Schuhen. Wir sind jederzeit be reit euch abzuwarten und Suits von Kopf bis Fuß zu verkaufen, und zwar wohlfeiker als sie irgend sonstwo gekauft werden können. Wir haben einen großen Stock aller Arten Güter, und sollen nicht und wollen nicht untervcrkauft werde». Grocerieö aller Arten. Zucker, Kaffee, MolasseS, Honig, etc., alles ganz wohlfeil. Eier, Schinken, Schultern, Hafer, etc., in rinigm Quantitäten verlangt bei Weidner und Breinig. Dkai 4. nq4m


ocr: Gesellschasts Auflösung. Nachricht wird hicmit gegeben, daß die bisher bestandene unter der Fir ma von Balliet und Hallman, in Nord-Wheithall Tamischip, Lecha Caunty, <nn l sten Aprit, niit bei dcrsciriger Einwilligung aufgelößt worden ist. Es werden daher alle diejenigen, besagter Firma schuldig sind, aufgefordert innerhalb sechs Wochen an John Schaich, Friedensrichter, in dessen Hände sich die Bücher befinden, abzubezahlen —und alle solche die Forderungen haben, belieben ihre Rech nungen in hesagter Zeit auch einzuhändigen. Die Geschäfte werden von dem Unterzeichneten am alten Stande fortbetrieben, wo er immcr ein volles Assortement Stohrgüter von jeder Benennung zu den billigsten Preisen anf Hand halten wird, und in dem er für bereits genossene Kundschaft ausrichti gen Dank abstattet, hofft er auf eine Aortdauer der öffentlichen Gunst. . Stephen Balliet, jun.


ocr: Achtung Freiwilligen! Das erste Reifel Batallion, unter memun Com mando, hat sich auf Samstags den täten Mai, um lg Uhr Vormittags, am Gasthause von John Bl ei l e-r, in Lynnville, Lecha Caunty, für Drill zu sersavnnrln. Die Compagnien die dasselbe bild««, n-ird-r. hi-von Obacht nchmen und beiwoh nen. Die nicht dazu gehörenden Compagnien in der Umgegkid. sind ebmfalks höflich eing-laden beizu ivohiwn. Ai:f B fehl von » ' Jacob (5. Zlmnier.nan, Mas. Mai 4. uqZ»


ocr: Warnung an Fischer n. Jäger. Wir die Unterschriebenen in Heidelberg Taun schip wanien hicmit Jedermann picht auf unsern Ländern zu fischen oder zu jagen, da wir seit Jah ren durch dieses sS stark betriebene Geschäft Scha den gelitten haben, indeni inan durch unsere Frucht felder gieng und Fensen zusammen warf; wir war nen daher alle und jede Person nicht in unsern Ge wässern zu fischen weder aus unfern Ländern zu ja gen, indem gegen jeden Uebertretcr die LandeSgc setze in Anwendung gebracht werden. Abraham Peter, Michael Wehr, Charles Kunkel, Nathan Clause, Abraham Rer, Jacob Frchinger, David 810 ß, Peter Hollenbach, Daniel Rex, Jonas Hollenback, Elias George. Mai 4. nq3m


ocr: LowM Artilleristen l tt Ihn habt.Euch zu, versammeln auft Samstags den 27Pe» August, um t Uhr Nachmittags, am Hnufe vom Daniel Bitner, in Weißen bürg Taunschip, in voller Uniform. I. E. Z i in e r», a n, W / HV'Die StaatS-Gtwehre werden« Vaselbst in Enipfinig gsnwnmen wer »l/ dcn können. August 17.


ocr: Das ausgedehnte Milliner Lager in Ällcntaun. MwZ» M MUM ÄSÄMN ! Ist soeben von Philadelphia und Neuyvrk zu rückgekehrt, mit einem großen Assortiment Frühjahrs- und Sommer-Bonnets, und ladet daher das Publikum ergebenst ein, in Etablissement, 13 West-Hamilton Straße, gegenüber der Oddfellows' Halle einzutreten, und ihren Stock zu cxaminiren—bestehend aus Haar-La'ce Bonnets, Bonnets, Blond Läce Em broidered Bonnets, Bel- Made Bonnets, F u Bonnets, und O /v Dunstable Bonnets, etc., wieauchalleArtenCäsingßonnetS. Bänder und artisicial Blunien von jeder Be nennung und verschiedenen Preiße»—aber alle wohlfeil. Damen würden wohlthun ihren Stock zu eram iniren che sie sonstwo kauft». Alte Bonnets werden umgeändert, gebleicht und zu Irgend Farbe gefärbt, so daß sie wie neu aussehen. Al les aus die kürzeste Anzeige und zu den Preißen. Da sie nur von den besten und Hände» beschäftigt, so fühlt sie versichert, Alle wel che sie mit ihrem Zuspruch beehren mögen, zur völ ligen Zufriedenheit bedienen zu können. Sie ist dankbar für genossenen Zuspruch, hofft auch künftig einen liberalen Theil der öffent lichen Gunst realisiren zu können. Allentaun, April 6. nqöi»


ocr: Gustav R. Leuschner, Buchbinder, Nächste Thüre zu der englische» Aivthvdisteu Kirche, A l l c li t o w n. Juni?).


ocr: Große und wohlfeile Ofen- und Nlechschmitderei, No. 11, W.ft Allentaun. Dcr Unterschriebene macht dcm gecyucn Publi kum die Anzcigc, daß cr die Oscn-- und Blcch schmicderci, (früher von Israel Aingling betrieben) am obigen Standplatz aufs Neue fortsetzen wird, und zwar auf die großartigste Weife. Er wird fortwährend auf Hand halten und auf Bestellung verfertigen: Globe Kochöfen für Hol; und Kohlen; Capital Kochöfen do.; Delaware Kochofen; Portable Range; Office-, Bärstuben- und Parlor-Oefen. Das dazu gehörige Koch-Geschirr ist auf die dauerhafteste Weife verfertigt. Rohr und Blechgefebtrr wird in großer Auswahl auf Hand gehalten. Dachdcckc» mit Blech wird aus die beste Art verrichtet und D a ch k crir deln werden immer von dcn besten geliefert. Jede Art Flickarbeit wird auf die kürzeste An zeige gethan und altes Gußeisen, Kupfer, Zinn und Blei an dcn höchsten Preise» im Austausch für Waaren angenommen. Seine Preise werden in allen Hinsichten so bil lig sein als irgendwo sonst und dann wird noch Fünf Prozent Abzug für Cäsch erlaubt. Rufet daher an und urtheilet selbst, Alle die ihr etwas aus diesem Fache braucht, und ihr «erdet es zu eurem Vortheil finden. Owen R. Hoffman, Durch Israel Aingling, Agent. <S°Solche, die noch in de» alten Büchern an Israel Aingling schulden, belieben inner halb 6 Wochen entweder an ihn selbst oder an


ocr: Gescllshafts. Auflösung. bestände»» Geschäfts -Verbindung " - oer Firma von „Weidner und Breinig," in «.rexlerstown, Lecha Caunty. wurde am Sten Ok tober mis gegenseitiger Einwilligung aufgelöst. Die Geschäfte werden beendigt von FraveiS H. Weidner. Alle Personen sind daher aufgefordert innerhalb 60 Tagen Bezahlung zu machen, und solche die Forderungen haben, innerhalb diese? Zeit ihre Rechnungen einzuhändigen. F. H. Weidner, Ä, ?. Breinig. Oktober 19. .-a3m


ocr: Port Mlltlllies, Vocketlmcher und Fäncy Güter. Aufmerksamkeitoen Händlern und Andern wird hierdurch gelenkt auf die Port McnnaiS. Pecket blichcr, Bankers CaseS, Dressing CaseS, tragbare AchreibdeSkS, Vack.;aminen- u, Schachbretter, Schach figuren, Perl, Schell und Silber Card CaseS, Work boreS, Sabas. Radelbilcher, Geldgltrlel, Tiaar CaseS, PortfolieS, Rasiermessern und Siraxs, Neiseflaschen, feine Schneidwaaren,sam?>>t einer großen Varietät ron Hänei'giilern, welche an den niedersten Raten verkauft werden. F. H. Smith, Port Monnaie und Pocketbuch Manufakturist, 2115 Arch St., unter der ölen, Philadelphia.


ocr: September 28,15 M. n>,:iM Thomas Prown, ' Zahnarzt in Allentaun, Empfiehlt seine Dienste m diesem Fache seinen Freunden und einem geehrten Publikum im Beson deren. Er ist bereit volle Setts Zähne, so wie einzelne Zähne nach Wunsch zu vetfertigen. Auch füllt er und zieht Zähne —Alles an den allernie drigsten Preißen. Man rufe an, untersuche seine Arbeit, und überzeuge sich selbst von der Güte, Schönheit, Dauerhaftigkeit und Billigkeit dersel- Seine Office ist No. 15 West-Hamilton-Stra ße, der Oddfellolv Halle gerade gegenüber. Allentaun, Juli 27. nqbv Gustav N. Leuschner, P u ch b i tt d e r. Nächste Thüre zu des englisch?» Kirche, Allentown. J»ni22. nqbv Treppen-CarAtstangen Zu haben bei. q, z, s


ocr: Lewis' Farben, Oel und chemische Werke, Office 135 Süd Front Et., Philadelphia. Bleiweiß, Chromatisch (Selb, Rotiiblei, do. Arlin. Bleiglätte, »o. Roth, Blei,ucker. Chinesisch Scharlach, ' Leinöl, do. Blau, Gekochte« Oel, Essig, u. s. w. Händler werden an billige» Bedingungen versorgt. August 17,185 Z. nqZM


ocr: Neuer Pferde-Arzt. Unterzeichneter empfiehlt Publikum von Allen taun und Umgegend seine Dienste als Pfcrde-Arzt, in alle» dessen vcrfchiede « Langjährige Erfahrung iu diesem Geschäft, so wie die beste» medizinische Werkt die ihm zu Gebote stehen, berechtigen ihn zu versichern daß er in diesem Fache vollständige Zufriedenheit geben wird. Seine Forderungen werden billig sein, und in Fällen wo er keine Zufriedenheit geben kann, ivird gar keine Bejahung verlangt. Henry Ritter. Allentown, Okt. 19. nq3?>


ocr: Gute Gelegenheit um in Geschäfte zu gehen. Der Unterschriebet macht hierdurch die Anzei ge, daß er seine Geschäfte in Allentown aufzuge ben gedenkt und deshalb feinen ganzen Stock von Stohrgutern an billigen Bedingungen zum Ver kauf anbietet an irgend jemand der in ein gutes und sicheres Geschäft zu gehen wünscht. I. W. Grubb. ! 1853.


ocr: Einßätt a l i o n. a Da« zweite Reifel Battalisn wird A sich zur Parade und Inspektion ver- sammeln, aus Samstags dm Lösten Mai, am Hause von D a n. D ei be rt, in Heidelberg Taunschip, Le cha CaoM. —PSnktkiche Bciwoh- W» / nuttg wird erwartet. , Auf Befehl von W Edwin Keiper/ Mas. 27. nq3m


ocr: OeMlicht Vendu, E» sollen a»s öffentlicher Vendu verkauft wer den, Samstag« den 7tm Mak, um l Uhr Nachmit tag», am Hause vvi» Gid eonKlei n, in N. Maeungie Zcnmschip, Lecha Camitv, folgende Ar- Ein ÖfiiÄ mit Äohr, ein Äctt uich Äettlüde, Stühle, ein Schaukelstuhl, Koffer, Drahr, Spiegel, Earbet, Stands, alle Sorten Bücher,'.einernes Ge zeug, und sonst »vch viele Haus- und Küchen-Ge rakhschastcn zu weitliiuftig ZU melden. Die Bedingungen an, Verkavsstagc und Auf wartung von Henry LaxoS/ Gideon Klein, Eremters ven Rosianna Schuler. »q2m


ocr: Dritte Ankunft! Dncher Papier öl Varietäten. Wir babm soeben die dritte Ankunft unserer Buchhändler-Einkäufe erhalten, bestehend aus in eh. reren großen Boxe» von allerhand Büchern, Schreibmaterialien, Pcrsumcrien und Verschieden heilen, so daß unser sämmtlicher Stock jetzt wirk lich ein solcher ist, wie man ihn vielleicht noch nie in Allentaun gesehen. Von den prachtvollsten gro» ße» Familien-Bibeln von jeder Art Vrrab bis ;u den kleinsten Schulbüchern, worin jederlei Predigt-, Gebet-, Gesang-, Geschichtö-, BelehrnngS-, Unterhaltungs- und Kunstbücher sich befinden, ist unsere Auswahl eine herrliche. — Wir inachen diesmal auch besonders auf folgende neue Bücher aufmerksam : Die geschickte Hausfrau ; eine Anleitung zum Kochen, Braten, Kuchenbacken und Einmachen. Ein nützliches Buch für unsere Frauen, und sehr wohlfeil. Der Schlüssel zu Onkel Tom's Cabi n, welcher das erste Werk erst vollständig macht. Alle gebrauchten Schul- und Gsnntagsschul- Bücher. PortMonnais, eine Auswahl wie sie noch nie in Allentaun angetroffen wurden. Egyptische Geheimnisse und andere Wunderbü cher. Auch Möchten wir nochmals auf unsern unüber trefflichen Stock von jederlei Wand- und Fenster-Papier aufmerksam machen, welches wir alles an den nie dersten Preisen absetzen. Kommt und überzeugt euch selbst. Keck, Guth und Trerler, Ro. 31 West-Hainilton-Srraße. Allentaun.


ocr: Synodal -Versammlung. Von Dirnstags dm 3tm bis Donnerstags dm sten Mai hält die Goschenhoppen Klaßis der Deutsch-Reformirtm Synode ihre jährliche Ver sammlung in Zionsville, Ober Milsord Taunschip, Lecha Caunty, wozu Freundt des Christenthums zur Beiwohnung tingeladm sind. Krauß'S Mu sikbandt wird an cintm Tagt die Feierlichkeit mit ihrer Gegenwart beehren. Auf Ans rdnung Der Gemeinden.


ocr: der neuesten Romanen, lungen, oder wohlfeile Publicationen welche eine herrliche 7luswahl bilden. die größte die Die Titel der Ä?etke alle hier anzuführen, würde mehrere Spalten auffüllen; deshalb muß es wenn wir sagen, daß es die berühmtesten Liebes-Romane, Heldentljaten und Tap ferkeiten zu Wasser und zu Land, Sit tengemälde großer Städte, Novellen mit moralischer Tendenz aus der tüchtigen Feder T.S. Arthur's, u. s. w., u. s. w. in sich schlickt, die vor dem Publikum sind. ES ist die« in hiesiger Stadt ein ganz neue« Un ternehmen—und seNte dasselbe bei dem Publikum An klang finden und unterstützt werden, so Zedenten ,eichnele mit der Zeit fortjuschrciten und alle tionen ter Art, die in denHaupistadtcn der Union scheinen, jo wie sie xublijirt werden, kommen zu wodurch wir sodann mit allen andern Städten auch dieser Hinsicht aitf gleichen Fuß gestellt werdcn, bisher noch nicht dcr Fall war. Rufet daher an und untersucht unsere jetzige wähl. Die Werke sind schr billig »nd wir überzeugt daß wir jedcn Geschmack zu befriedigen Stande sind. Keck, Gltth und Trcsler. Allentaun, August lt».


ocr: Lewi 6^ Farben, Oel und chemische Werke, Office 135 Süd Front St., Philadelphia. Bleiweiß, Chromalisch Gelb, Nothblei, do. Grün. Bleiglätte. do. Roth. Blcizucker. Chinesisch Scharlach, Leinöl. do. Blau, Gekochi!« Oel, Efsig, u. s, w. Auglist '->rscv!Zt. i


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ocr: Slmnlags-Zchlll-Dichcr, Eine qroße und in der Zhal herrücke Auswahl' Dentscke SonuiagS-Schul-Bücher —Artikel woran e? uns in dieser lye.zend schon längst inanqelie—soeben schalte» nnd an Philadelphia und Neu-Kork Prcisco verkaufen bei . . Keck, Guth und Trerler. lulv 11. I?SS. -2m


ocr: Zj ChrisÜM VeuMr L Pracht-Bücher, Fäncy-Güter u. Varietäten! Wir haben socbc» unscr» Einkauf von allcrhaod Büchern und Fäncy-Artikeln ge- n! macht und uns aufs allerbeste für die nahen Feiertage vorbereitet weshalb wir da« verehrliche Publikum, Alt und Jung, freundschaftlich einladen, in onscrn Buchstohr z« ? j treten und das virle Schöne und Gute in Augenschein zu nehme». Untcr den vielerlei I< Z> Dingen möchten wir zu dieser Zeit besonders aus die für A so vortrefflich gccigncten aufmerksam machen, von welchen wir ein prachtvolles Assorte« ul ment eingelegt haben. Und was könnte wohl bessere und dankbarere Gefühl« erwecken, s« a!S cin hübschcS Gcschcnk der Freundschaft und der Liebe ? klnscr Verrath begreift IU l? alles zu diesem Gewünschte in sich: als da flnd die prächtigste» Bibeln, SPettgiofeWucher, CZeschlchMeheWevre, A H D und sonstige Prachtbitcher in dcr grkßtcn Verschiedenheit, herrlich illusirirt und mit A M vergoldetem Einband. Nebst diesen sind natürlich auch alle sonstigen in einem soliden Buchstohr anzutreffenden Bücher und Gcgcnstände zu erhalten. Ebenfalls, Port Monnliies, Pocketbücher, Sackmessero, ? Thermomcter, Haarbürsten, Zahvbürstcn, Pcrsumerien, und tausenderlei dergleichr» Artikcl, von denen man keinen rechte» Begriff hat, bi« man kommt und sieht sic. Schiller's sämmtliche Werke, Rotteck's allgemeine Weltgeschichte, Theo- , sj logische Schriften, die Englischen Poeten, u. s. w., sind zu haben. (L?- Mchr Artikcl namhaft zu machen, haltcn wir für überflüssig. Stohrhalter und ' Andere können so vortheilhaft und öfter» billiger bei un« kaufen, al» irgendwo sonst i» < /I dcr Gegcnd. Kommt und schct! , > Keck, Gath Trerler. i tz !l! M K >7«« «0 I8S» >Vill» keferonoes, ViZsstivs Kxllabris of escli l'itlk!, ?oot Xotö» I? w tlie Vveisrons, Content», snel ä ?<evv, ?ukl Lzl!- Dollars I


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ocr: Das Verhör und Geständniß des Rees W. Evans, verhört und schuldig gefunden für die Ermordung von Louis Reese, für welches Verbrechen er vor einigen Tagen inWilksbarre hingerichtet wurde, —soeben erhaltm und zu verkaufen bei Keck, Guthund Trexler.


ocr: Freiwilliges Batallion. Samstags den l sten Oktober soll am (twsthäuse von Chas. Helf A ri ch, in Siesholzville, Hereford W Taunschip, Berks Eaunty, ei» gioßeS Batallion stattfinde», welches aus 1 folgenden Compagnien bestehen wird: ? Monroe Truppe, Capt. Hoch, Berks ke Caunty Dragoner, Capt. Levan, und Macungie Truppe, Capt. Friedrich. Keim und Capt. Hun ter, wie auch Andrre, sind eingeladen beizuwolM»«. Biel« Soldaten. September 11. «qZm


ocr: Für Sonntagsschulen. Daö „F r a g e b ü ch l e i n über die Anfangsgründe der Religion, für Fami lien-Unterricht. Sonntagöschulen und W ochenschulen," von Pfarrer Brobst, hat so eben dle Presse verlassen und ist nun beim Großen und Einzelnen zu haben im Buch stohr zum „Patrioten." Dasselbe kostet das Hundert b 3 (10, daSDutzend37j(sts. und beim einzelnen Stuck 4 Cents.


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ocr: Gustav N. Leuschner, Puchbinder, Nächste Thüre zu der englischen Methodisten Kirche, Allentow n. Juni 22.


ocr: Kurire dich selbst ! DerTascheu-Esculapius, oder: Jedermann sein eigner Arzt. » ei l).^ -»and der an einei» gewissen Hustet leidet, onS.iiin schnierj, »nrubiqcn Nächte», nervösen Gesllble» cd.r andern dvSpextischcn Sensationen, sollte einen Augen blick langer säumen den Sscularius ;u lesen. Haben Verheircubete cder Unverkeirathele irgend ein gcbei ineS Uebel, leset diese? nützliche Buch, indem es schon Tauende solcher Unglücklichen aus den, Todcsrachen 22 Cents in einem Briefe sendet, erhält Dr. Win. Aoung, No. IM Spru.e St.. Philadelphia. S'pt.'niber 14, 1853. nqll


ocr: Thomas Drown, Zahnarzt in AUentaun, Empfiehlt seine Dienst»in diesem Fache seine» Freunden und einem gerhrken Publikum im Beson deren. E» ist bereit volle SettS Zähne, so wir einzelne Zahne nach Wunsch zu verfertigen. Auch füllt er und zieht Zähne-NUcS an den allernie drigsten Preißen. Man rufe an, untersuche seiiir Arbeit, und überzeuge sich selbst von der Güte, Schönheit, Dauerhaftigkeit und Billigkeit dersel ben. Seine Office ist No. lö West-Hamilton-Stra ße. der Oddsellow Halle gerade gegenüber. Allentaun, Juli N. «qbv


ocr: Kunre diu) lelt'it ! oder: Jedermann sein eigner Arzt.


ocr: Pmcht-Büchcr, Fäiicu-Güttr u.Barietätkn! n Zi.'ir habe» soeben lmser» Einkauf von allerband Büchern und Fäucy-Artikeln ge- N macht und uns auss allerbeste sür die nahe» Feiertage vorbereitet weshalb wir das verehrliche Publikum, Alt uud Jung, freundschaftlich cinlads», in unscrn Buchstohr zu trctc» und Pas viele Schöne und Gute in Augenschein zu nchmen. Hilter vielerlct Iq Dinge» niöchtcy wir zu dicscr Zeit Hefters auf die f«r . . > /t I so vortrefflich geeigneten aufmcrks'O» machen, von welchen wir ein prachtvolles Assorte- AI mcnt cingelegt haben. Und was könnte wohl bessere dankbarere Gefühle erwecken, als cin hübsches Geschenk der Freundschaft und der Liebe? Unser Vorrath begreift lu alle? z» diese». Gewünschte in sich: als da sind die prächtigsten Albums, R n»d sonstig? Prachtbücher in dcr größten Verschiedenheit, herrlich illustrirt und mit vergoldetem Einband. Nebst diesen sind natürlich auch alle sonstigen in einem soliden Buchstohr anzutreffenden Bücher und Gegenstände zu erhalten. Ebenfalls - Port Monnnits, Pocketbücher, Sackmessrrn, > Thcrmomctcr, Haarbürste», Zahnbürste», Ptifttmrrie», »nd tausenderlei dergleichen Artikel, von denen man keinen rechten Begriff hat, bis man kvnimt und siebt sie. rsi i Schiller's sämmtliche Werke, Rottcck's allgemeine Weltgeschichte, Theo logische Schriften, die Englische» Poeten, u. s. w., sind zu' haben. M VÄ" Mehr Arsikcl nanchaft zu machc», haltc» wir für übcrfliissig. Stohrhaltcr und ! / Andere können sr> vorthxiihaft und öfters billiger bei uns kaufe», als irgendwo fpyst F der Gegend. Kommt und sehet! Keck, Vulh Trerler. w -ML A ß M ch I7YO ,« ß üiS» >Vill> >l»rzinal kvkrencos, V vixpslive ok escl, 'l'illa, l'pot Xqles I» I» rlie llocisiuns, .iiul X I>evv, l-'ull »i»1 I onlv Dollars! ö 'f'LX.


ocr: Cin fremdes Schwein Befindet sich schon seit ti Wochen auf de», Pla tze des Unterschriebe»?» in vowhill Taunschip. Dcr rechte Eigner ist ersucht dasselbe gegcn Bezahlung dcr Unkosten abzuholen bei Dcc. l4—*3m, PctcrGeorjze, sr.


ocr: Seht die große Erhibition von 5000 Stück fertiggemachten Kleidern Eity Cash Kleider Emporium Es ist das größte Wunder der Zeit Rufet fetzt an und sehet in N 0.9 West-Hamilton Straße, Allentaun. Welbnev unb Säget? sos>n —5 zbaler Inlügcrjuverf.uife», als durch Winlcrbksc» und Weftcn von Kl (V bis 5» IXI gros-c Zlusrval'l Nocke SO l>ij! IL O» No. g West Hamilton Straße Wundervolle Bargains in allen Arten Trockenwaaren! Ein ivundcrvoller Stock von Nnicn Mitern am City Cäsch Stohr, u. sm. IN Slilck« 4 Viertel PrintS, werth 2,i Cents, an I2t stl do d» PriiXS, nur kj Feine CassinicrS vj Große Bargains in Grojerien s Superferner Kaffee-Zucker Bester weißer Zucker 10 Mitblirqe r—Wir haben euch abermals an den Weidner und Säger, No. 9 West Hamilton Straße. Verlangt werden: 4 Klastet Eichen-, Weißlichen-, Kaffanlen- Stohrgüter am CityCasch Weidner und Säger. John Stettler die Aufmerksamkeit seiner Freunde un» K»n- Nmc und splendide StylcS von Kleidern nach dm neuesten Moden machen, und zwar an den billigste» Preisen, am und Säger's Wholesale und Re > ,


ocr: Lutherische Kalender für das Jahr 1854, Ist jetzt gedruckt und beim Großen und Kleinen im Buchstohr des „Patrioten" zu haben. Der Inhalt desselben ist sehr reichhaltig, ind«- man darin alles Gewöhnliche in einem Calmder findet und noch eine große Anzahl belehrender Aufsätze, unter denen wir folgende anfuhren : Em).,» itbce die Mcschicdie der Cenflrmation. Wuü man ,nr Kirch.» gebörcn, »m s. liq zu werte» ? „Mil den Wkii.n muh nian^heulcn." ??eblcr und Günden. Der Weltcrliabn auf dsr Kirche. Panlus lulkerisch geworden. „Wider m.lven Verstand." Deulsch l.scn lerne«. Zeichen der Zeit. Statistik der Sulberischei» Kirche. Ver,.ichniß der Sulkerischen Prediger i» Ztmerika. Und noch !W tk> ander« ?t»kstxc.


ocr: Für Sonntagsschulen. DaS „Krägebüchletn über die Anfangsgründe der Religion, für Fami lien-Unterricht. SonntagSschulen und W ochenschulen," von Pfarrer Brobst, hat so eben die Presse verlassen Und ist nun beim Großen und Einzelnen zu haben im Buch stohr zum „Patrioten." Dasselbe kostet daS Hundert T 3 00, das Dutzend CtS. und beim einzelnen Stück 4 CentS. DaS Gesamzbüchlein für die SonntagS. Schulen der Evangelisch-Lutherischen und Deutsch-Reformirten Kirchen in den Ber. Staaten, hat neulich die Presse vcrlassen und kann jetzt in jeder beliebigen Anzahl in unserm Buchstohr bezogen werden.— Der Preis desselben ist: Beim Hundert 512.50; beim Dutzend 52.00', beim ein Stück CentS.


ocr: V » der neuesten N»manen, Ntvellen.ErzSb lungcn. oder wohlfeile Publicationen welche eine begliche .'l»?wabl biltcn, die größte die j. in Allentaun zum Verkauf angeboten wurde—ist >»ebe, in dem Buchstelie der Unter,eichiieten erbalten w»7den Oie Titel der Werke alle bier anzusührrn, würde »» .uebrere Spalten ausfüllendc?balb muß e? genüge« wenn wir sagen, dav es di« berübmtesten Siebes Romane, Heldenthaten und Tap ferkeiten zu Wasser und zu Land, Sit. tengemälde großer Städte. Novellen mit moralischer Tendenz aus der tüchtigen Feder T.S.Arthur S, u. s. w., u. s. w. IN sich schließt, die vor dem l'ublikum find. Es ist die? in biesiger Sradr ein gaiu neues II»- ternebmen—und sollte dass.lde bei dem Publikum ?ln klang finden und unterstützt werden, so gedenken Unter zeichnete mit der Zeit fortzuschreiten urid all« publica ii«nen der Art, die in den Hauptstädten der Ilnicn er scheinen, so wie sie publizirt werden, kommen zu lassen, wodurch wir sodann mit allen andern Städten auch in dieier Hinsicht auf gleichen Fuß gestellt werden, war bi?ber noch nicht der MI war. wabl. Die Werte lind sekr billig und wir fübler überzeugt daß wir jeden Geschmack zu befriedigen in, Stande sind. Keck, Guth und Trexler. ANentaitn, Aiianst 111.


ocr: Seht die große oon 5000 Stück fertigge.nachten OtyCash Es ist das größte Wunder der Zeit! Rufet jetzt an und sehet in No. 9 West'Hamilt on Straße, Allentaun. Woiöneo unb Säger Wellie u»d Westen von ?I (X> bi? 5> 6in< gro,-t Au?wabl Nö.ke ?on 2 s>t> bi» No. 9 West Haniilton Straße Wundervolle BargainS in allen Arten Trockenwaaren! Ein wundervoller Stock von Neuen Gütern City Cäsch Stohr, Alpaka«, Alannel?, Tirkings, Eesüuiers, Sattinet?, Tuch, Petting?, u.s w. '>s> Stücke 4 Bi 'rtel Print?, werth 2.'» Cent?, an s>i> de neue St. le superfeine Delain« S<> d« d« Prmrs, nur Keine Eassimer« Große Bargains in Grojerien! Bester weiber Zucker 10 Weidner und Säger, No. 9 West Hamilton Strosie. Verlangt werden: 1 Eichen-, Weiveichen-, und Hickori'-Holz, im A»?tLusch Kleider «der irgend andere Srohrgüter am Si»hr. . Weidn« mtd Säger. John Stettler den daraus zu lenken, daü er bereit ist aus > Neue und splendide Style« von Kleidern nach den neuesten Moden <>' »nd zwar an den billigsten preisen, Wsivncr und Zager'S Wholesale und tail Kleider-Emporium. Mentaim. August 24, I?sg. «<,


ocr: Fünf Medaillen zugesprochen: George Sturzes, 92 Walnut'Stra Bc, verbeßertenSpiral Frühjahrs-Matratzen. Haar-Matratzen werden in Sprlng-Bcttcn um geändert. Gust» und Bettstellen und andere Geräthe. Thiere und Modelleu in Hi


ocr: Achtung! Nord-Wheithall Neifel Rängers ! »I Ihr habt Euch in voller Uniform K 1 zur Parade zu versammeln am Sam- Al stag den 29sten Oktober, um Il> Uhr Vormittags, am Hause von Dav. «AHk Laury, (Schlatt Damm, Lecha Caunty.) Pünktliche Beiwohnung rf It N wird erwartet, Inden, Abwesende 8 l HI Strafe zu bezahlen haben. Auf Befehl von DavidLaury, Tapt. Waschington Ranger«, Eavt. S, SchsoSer, W»ettt«?«den beiwohnen. Ofto?et n»?w


ocr: Ein neuer Hüte- und Kappen-Stohr in Allentaun. William Keck


ocr: Dr. C. Wie 1 an d, deutscher prak. Arzt, Wundarzt und Ge u.lrd de . s'» leide» in mein HcmS zur Behandlung, gegen ganz August 17.


ocr: - Lowhill Artilleristen^. u Ihr habt Euch zu versammeln auf L. Samstags den 27sten August, I Uhr ?iächmittagS, am Hause von Daniel Bitncr, in Weißen bürg Taunschip, in voller Uniform. M 1 .I. E. Zim erm an, Capt. t StaatS-Gewehre >verdcn daselbst in Empfang genommen wer- N»/ den können. 17. -2m


ocr: Feuerfeste Sics?erheiLS - Kiste». Evans undWatson inachcn hierdurch dem Publikum achtungsvoll die Anzeige, daß sie große Zusätze zu den Bequemlichkeiten in der Verfertig ung von Artikeln ihres Faches gemacht haben, dyrch die Errichtung einer großen Facktory in der Achten Straße, unterhalb Vine, und nun bereit sind alle bei ihnen Ansprechende auf die kürzeste An zeige mit feuerfeste» Kisten (Safes) etc. von der v»rzüglichsten Art zu versehen. Sic garanti e», daß ihre Kisten so große Hitze vertrage» kön ren, als irgend andere; und um das Publikum zu überzeugen >aß dies nicht blost Behauptungen find, sind sie'zu jeder Zeit bereit diestlben'M frgend än dern Kisten einer gleichmäßigen Probe zu unter werfen. Sie haben'die Nanicii vieler Kaufleutc und Andere, von dieser Stadt und andern Plätzen, loelche sie als Referenzen geben können. Ihre berül'ineten Kisten sind durch ZMlle sowohl als durch besondere Bonfener bereits sattsam erprobt worden, wie der folgende Bericht zeigt. Großer Triumph errungen Erans >nd Watson's No. 83 Dock Ttrafie, Philadelohia, Keueesosdo Klsren» bei der Staats' Fair zu Harriöburg, Pa. Oltever Llt, IGSI. »I, d W atso n eine ihre klei nen S a l a in a n d e r se u e r s e st e n Kisten er probten, wobei sie d rei Klafter Holz über derselben verbrannten, anfangend um 1 Uhr Nach mittags, und die Kiste zwei Stunden lang weiß glühend hielten, hinreichend um die gußeisernen Füße zu zerstören. Bel der Oessnung der Kiste fand man, daß die in unserer Gegenwart hinein gelegten Papiere, nebst 2000 Eircularen, als man sie herausnahm, nicht nur erhalten, sondem auch gar keine Spuren von Sengung daran zu finden waren. Joseph Ritn er, John V. Cor, Er-Go»i'ern<jr von Pa. Cha S.E. Heister, A.O.Heister, E. E. B oudi n ott, A. T. Ncbold, Eommiitc. Evans und Watfon, Saamander Feuer- und Diebfeste Kisten - S!o. 83 Dock-Srraße, Philadelphia. Agust 25, 1552. nql?


The Athens post. [volume]

ocr: DOC TO It YOfll SELF ! The Pocket iEsculapius; OR, KVtllT OXE HIS OWN 1'IIVSICIAN. THF. Fortieth Kdition, with One Hundred Kri gravinits.showing Diseas es and .Mallormations oi I he Human Svsteui in I every shape and form. To which is added 1 Treatise on the Diseases of Females, being of the highest importance to married people, otffe contemplating marine. l!y WM. YOL'NO, SClA Let no father be ashamed to present n copy of the vKSOL'LAl'll'S to his child. It may save him from an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the secret obliga tions of married life without rending the l'lHKtrr .KsiTLAi'irs, Let noonesiilfering from a hncknied Cough, I'ain in the Side, restless tiiirlits, nervous feelings und the w hole train of I ivspeptici sensations, aud given up by their physician, be another moment without con sult ing the .Ksculnpius. Have the married, or those about to be married any impediment, rea l this truly useful book, as it has been the means of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. JiJ" Any person sending Twenty-Five Centn enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of this work by mail, or live copies will be scut for One Dollar. Address (post paid) Hit. W. YorN'fi, No. Spruce st., l'hlladelphia. June 21, Is:,:', ly 2ltf Chancery Court at Athens. James Witleu, Kxecutor, Ac, Christian nnd Wife, nnd others. And Christian and Wife, r.

place_of_publication: Athens, Tenn.

publisher: Sam. P. Ivins


ocr: NEW GOODS! Wm. H. Ballew IS now receiving and opening n largo and desirable stock of Spring and Summer Goods selected with care in the city of Philn dclphia, consisting in part of SUPER CLOTHS! Cnssimeres plain and figured Snt.in Vcstings Drnp d'Ktes, Cashmerctts, (Jala Plaids, mixed aud plain Tweeds Satinett, Kentucky Jeans Inuiu Nankeens, Cottonadcs bleached and brown Muslins Tickings, Drillings, Ac. SILKS! Fig'd nnd plain Bcresres, Silk Poplins printed and plain Lawns fi)'l nnd phiin Jaconets, green nnd blue Uereges Ginghams, prints, Swiss Hook and Mull Muslims, Corded Mus lins, BcrcgcDcLnins Alpnccas, Mohair Lustre, Challcy De Lain, Ac, Ac. B O X X E T R I B B 0 X S ! Gloves, Hosiery, Inside Capes, Dress Trim ming, Fringes, Laces, Inside Spencers, Silk Neckties, Lace Veils Inserting nnd Fdgings, Kiiib'd Lnce Points, Euib'd Linen and Cam bric Hdkfs Trimming Gimps, Ao. Also, a large nsortnieiit of Hats, Boots Shoes, Bonnets, Parasols ami Umbrellas, Qneetisware, Hardware and Cutlery, Patent Mcdieiiies,-Ac. He returns his thank to his former custom ers, and invites them nml the public general ly to call and examine his new stock. He innkcs no parade bout-"grcnt bargains," but is determined to sell as low u the lowest and no mistake. pgm All kinds of country Produce tnken in exchange for Goods. April 8, T2 J A SCD A V I M, C O M M ISS I O X M ERCll A X T, Atlanta, Georgia, On the corner of Whitehall ami Alalutma tt. apposite the Joltnnil onsc, "ITrilKUK he will keep coiistnntlv on hnnd a V hu ge stock . STA I'I.E A XI) EAXVY JlllY (JOlJliS, iijd (HUJCEItlESut nil de Kcriptions, which I ill be sold ut. wholesale or retail, on ns good j'rms us can be procured in the city of At lain I All business piv, nider his charge will re ceive prompt altil'tioii. All letters of enquiry iu reliilioii to t.lie,linrket will receive atten tion. Planters ny:j deulcrs iu his line will please cull iiml e.iiinine his stock. niurcli lii, IK.i3-''ly 234 -t: LEUTY'S HOTEL, LOU DO X, TEXX. REYNOLDS A LKUTY, Pkoi iuctoiis. "IIHS is a first class Hotel, and is eonven 1 icutly situated for passengers either by Itailroad or Steauilionts; i also the Stngo Ollice for the Stage Lilies leuding to Camp bell's Station, Knnxville, Joneslmroiigh, and I.vnehhiirg, Ya., and it will be the endeavor of the proiuietors lo give sntistuction to nil who may favor the establishment with their


ocr: A T T 0 R X E Y AT LA Atiiexh, Tr.XNBwrit. Orrtce in the Otlicc of the Chancery over the office of the "Athens Post." April 22, VJ tf 23! HOiEL A T.'KXS, TEXXCSSEE. Geo. W. mayo AS removed to the large Hrick Tavern the l'ublic Sipiurc, heretofore occupied S. Bridges, Esq., w here he is paepnred the traveling public. JIarch 8. 18oU tf 76 JAMES E. WILLIAMS, (Lata of Knnxville, Tennessee.) co.n.n iust o.v .n k hchjuvi Western eor. of Hunter ami Prior st., A TLAXTA, (JEOIKJIA, rented the large Fire-proof Ware house, at the above named location, is to receive all kinds of Fast Tennes I'HoDl'CK usually sent to this market. He will give his personal attention to All letters of inquiry in relation Markets, Ac, Ac, will receive prompt at Kkkkiikxcbs: Chnndler, French A Co., Gainee Co. Chiittniioogn, Tcnn. (inmmoii, tiuines A Co., Craighead A Peail William A Co., II. Ault, ('. Wallace, and generally Knnxville, Tcnn. 11. Ji. A S. AI. Lcejier beeper's 11. C. A L. II. San-ell, II. T. Cox, (lilbcrt A Louisville, Tcnn. Ollieers of Steamboats running between mid Chattanooga, Tenn. Nov. 21. 1851 tf 165 WILLIAM LYNN? C O M M I S S I O X M E R V II A X lirynn street, opposite the I'lnntcrs' Ihiuk, Savannah, f.'ar July 1.'., '52 2m 251 ii'gXt k s & Commission No. 12 liluiAinvAV, .VA'II YORK. l'nonicK sold, nnd promptly executed for nny ileseription kept tor sale in tins city. June 3, ',3 ly J24S MILTON I JARX.1GIX, " at i.utc and Solicitor in Athkxk, Tknnkhhkr, 4 TTF.XTI0X given to the colb.cting busi V. lies in all lower Fust Tennessee. June 3, '53 tf 215 rAM receiving n fresh supply of Drugs. The following arc a few of the articles now received and on hand. I'.nrk, lil of Cinunmon, Opium, Seiiun, Chloroform, Kreosote, Spirits Hartshorn, ( rot on oil, Frey'j Vermifuge, Thompson's Kyc-wnler Soda, lir. Carh. and Super Curb, Kpsom Salts, of Lead, and lied Lead, Calomel Acids, Nitric, Muriatic, (Flystone,) Chalk, Arabic, " Myrrh, " Diiiunr, of Tartar, Sulphuric, Common nml Chemical pure, Oxalic, Tartaric and Lemon, Piiints,Oils Dyo-stuffs Vials, assorted, Metnlie licd-tuius, Oil, lircast Pipes, own,) Nursing liottles. uictnliu and I'essones, gins, "glnss, Nipple Shell, Dr. .lavne's Medicine, Shields nnd Wislnr' Jinlsiiln of Heifer Tent, Wild Cherry, Tapcoca, Several other I'atent Itoot, AleitleiUCS, Kthnr, Candy, " loiinccnanil Cigars, lil Sassafras, Wines and lirnudv, licall, Alcohol, 05 per edit. numerous other article. I shall contin to keep a supply of nil the articles in the line likely to lie called for in this market. cull nml examine my stock. Athens, March 4. WM. lil UXS. Variety Store!


ocr: NEW CASH STORE. , f J. W. McSPADDEN k CO., VRE receiving and opening at the eorner formerly occupied by Bradford A Dodson, a well selected stock of DR Y GOODS AND GROCERIES! which they are determined to sell a little lower for CASH than thev have heretofore been sold in this market. 'Thtir stock com prises all the articles usually kept in this place, and all they ask of a generous public is to give them a call and exommefor them selves. They will give the highest price for Wheat, Oat; Corn, Pea; Potatoes, Butter, Beewax, Tallute, Feather; Egg; Chicken; TvT keys, dre., d e. And if required they will attend to the shipping of any article and give their custom ers the nett proceeds of the ssme. J. W. McSPADDEN, W. G. IIORTON. Oct. 15. 1 852 -If 212 Bine Vitriol, or Blue Stone. k fifl LBS. just received and for sale. '1 U U McEWEN A GILLESPIE. Sept. 27, 'hi. IWlMl to purchase all the LAND WAR RANTS yon have, for which the highest price will be given, fnov.lti G. HORNE. TW1SII to sell you Sugar, Molasses, Coffee, i-c, by the bag, barrel or single pound; nnd Dry Goods by the piece or single yard. Call and see. I have a fine stork of Merehav dite of everv description, and WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Noy.19 O. I10RNE. LIN-SKK.D OIL. Paints nnd Dye-Stuffs, and keg of fresh Apple Vinegar." Also, a barrel of Tar. Nov.19 WM. BURNS. NEW GOODS I frMIE subscriber is now receiving a rich and JL desirable supply of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of Dry Goods end Groceries, which he will sell low for Cash or Produce, at wholesale or retail, by the piece or single yard, by the bag, barrel or'single pound. i. ; lie cannot in this notice mention every thing. When you come to Athens to pnrehare Goods, enll and examine before yvn purchase, ns he intends not to be undertold. , He will hold to the Cash System, which is best for the seller and bnyer. He will give 30 cents for all the good Feathers that yo will bring; the highest prices for other f'ro duee end Lund Warrants; will be your ageat to ship your Produce, Ac., Ae. GEORGE IIORKir, Oct. 29, 1852 tf 214 k Late and Important Arrivals, s. k. ree"der & CO., ARE just receiving and opening one of tie largest nnd handsomest assortments ef FALL AND WINTER GOODS ! ever brought to this market. Their Good were bought in the Northern markets by asu experienced ngent, who understands the wanfe and tastes of this section of country. Their : o..i ....m,;.;.. t,.t .r lipnwi iiiiciik innviiiuii,' '-inj; s!i- ...ll.. ii .. :.. 1 ....I,, ni. nrtit-iv iioiiaii tniit'u iui iii mui am. thorn mil. and tlicy will sell yon Good. a il l piipimpr i.nnn vim nave ever uuu tn em ociore. Kay. 19, 1852. REYNOLDS & LOFTON, Commission Jaerchantt JT General ATLANTA, GA.. On Pecattr at., orrosmc the Atlaxia. fTWRY will kerp conMnntly on band AMB I atAAb A fj 1 I 1 1 M l I A .V W 111..


ocr: to I WILL ship to any man's order who will fork me over $C0, a MA CJ1XK that will clean the worst smut Wheat, if the Wheat is drv and plump and the Machine geared and fed according to directions. The Machine runs on an iron frame, w ith composition boxes, und iron funs consequently it will last a great while. The reason that I offer it so low ib t lint you need the Machine nnd myself the money. Any one of them failing to meet my recomincndnlions, the money will be yours and the .Machine mine. Further information can be had by addressing me nt lliecville, Tenn. JAMES IiCCKXEIt, Jr. April fl, Sr,3 Sin 2.'I8 CRUTCHFIELD HOUSE, (Furaierl; Grijpn Ioute,) CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE. r,HIS well known Hotel, situuted within a -1. few steps of the passenger car Innding of the Western nnd Atlnntic Itnilrond, is now open under the supervision of Thomas Crutch field, assisted by Mr. J. W. F. Hryson and Lady. This house, while under the control of Col. J. J. (irillin, acquired a very hiirli reputa tion ns a fist class Hotel. The present pro prietor having secured the services of Col. (ji'iMin's hnr-keeper, nnd having purchased his most excellent cook nnd house boy, nud hav ing furnished the house entirely new, hopes to retnin its high reputation and merit public pntronnge. Passengers enn be accommodated with an omnibus to nnd from the boats. THOMAS CULTC1IK1ELD, Feb. 18, '5H ly 230 Proprietor. I. II MORTON, DEA1.F.R IN Furiiilurt and ", ll'fiiffoui Shadt; Looking Ulanut, .Wrse, de. No. 45 I'mox hTRCKT, . . . NASHVILLE. VLL kinds of I'm nil u re made to order or repaired, nt the shortest notice, and warranted, march II. 1853 l.y 2.".3 M. I). BKARllKN. R. II. UKAIUIKN'. WM. II. 6NLLl. iii; .RUi;., son & co., Grocery, twmdiii and Forwarding Merchant, GAY STREET, KNOXVILLE, TENN. Rkfkri:xces: Merchants of Knoxville; Cole A Howard, Wilson A Hums, Baltimore; Wm. Goodrich A Co., Smith, Murphy A Co., Phila delphia; P. D. Gates, Carhart, liro. A Co., New York Oct. 8, 1852 tf 211 f, dTfnTng, WIIOI.KSAI.E IIKAI.ER IN HA TS, CA I'S A XD STRA W GOODS, No. 31 Hnyne street, CIIAHhKSTOjy, 8. c. June 11, 18."i2 tf li!4 SYR I' P. A superior article just received and for sale, ap 1 S. K. REEDER. II IVILIND, RISLEY & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, (Near the Globe Hotel,) .litgiisia, (in., VlOd-D call the attention of Merchants T and Physicians to their Inrgc and ex tensive stock of Drugs nud Medicines, Chemi cals, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Surgical and Dental Instruments, Ac, Ac. Being connected with Ilnviliiml, HnrriilACo., Wholesale DrugL'ists, Charleston, S. C, nnd I In v I it ixl, llarral A Risley, Importers and Jobbers of Drugs, Ac, New York, we can offer unusual inducements to Merchants nud Physi cians visiting our city. JAMES C. IIAVILANU, JAMES IIARRAL. II. W. KISI.EY. T. W. CHICHESTER. Dec. 3, l!i.-i2 ly 219 a. j7 w uTt iT, Grocery & Commission Merchant, MACOX, GA. A CONSTANT supply of Sucnr, Coffee, Tea, Iron, bait. Baggage, Hope, Ac, with al most every article in the Grocery line. Also, Georgia made Osiiabnrgs, Yarns, Ac, whole sale nt Factory prices. 27" He respectfully solicits consignments of Bacon. Laid, Grain, liny nnd other Ten nessee Products having superior storage, and to which prompt attention will be given. He is prepared to grant the usual facilities in ad vances upon Produce in store. lie refers his Tennessee friends to Col. A. II. Keith, Athens. Tenn. W. S. Callaway. Esq., McMinn co. Messrs. (Iriiie, Wilson A Co., Loudon. Toole. Pope A Co., I , , u-. . ii ! i- r Blount co. m. .Me I cor, Esq., j march 18, 1853 ly 233 D E N TIS T R Y. NtIIVII.I:, Tr.NNIXSEE. DR. E. A, HERMAN, Office on the corner of Union and Cherry ttrect, No. 31, THERE he is prepared to execute all Kinds ot work in the line ot jJcntistry. CHARGES; Artificial Teeth set wilh pivot, each, $3,00 Artificial Teeth set ou Gold Plate, two or more, each, 0,00 Entire set of Teeth, 150,no Gold Plug, ordinary size, 1,00 Tin Foil Plug, 75 Separation, en eh. 50 Cleaning n set of Teeth from 50 cents to 2,00 Extracting a Tooth, 60 Administering Chloroform, 60 All operations warranted to give entire sntisfacl ton. march 11, 18.-i3ly 233 j7m. TzimermanT M'holeiile llrvg&M aud I'harmnrtulM, (SlOX OK TIIK I.IOS A XI) MolITAI!,) 4 djor from the Staare, Market ttreet,


ocr: GREAT BARGAINS! THE subscriber is beginning to receive sup plies of Spring and Summer M E R C II A N D I S E. He will sell VERY LOW for prompt pay, and will take in exchange any PRODUCE that he can sell again. He will keep STRICTLY A CASH STORE, or those who hare Cash to pay for their Goods, and will sell such BARGAINS as can not fuil to please. lie will potiticeh not mffer liimtclf to be V I) K H S O L D y any Home in Jiat Tennette. lie would invite the Ladies particularly to call and furnish themselves with the nicest and most beautiful BONNETS. Just received Oil copies of that tplcndid Muie lion:, th' Harp of Columhia. Athens, April 8, '53. O. HORNE. P. S. If you want No. 1 Coffee, here it is. NiGoedsrNewGoods! W. Ac .4. J. DODSON, ARE just receiving and opening a large and splendid assortment of SPRIXG AXD SUMMER GOODS! selected with strict regard to the wants of this section of country, consisting in pari of lints, Caps, Bsuinots, hoots, l'hoes, Hardware, Queenswnre, Drugs, Mcdiciiics,Dye-Stufl's. Ae. In fact, nearly every thing kept by country merchants. Give thcin n call and examine their stock, which is unsurpassed for beauty, style and quality, by any, as they intend to sell as low us the lowest. I'jg" Merchantable Bneon, Wheat,. Corn, I.nrd, Feathers, Ac, taken in exchange for Goods. Jliceville, Tenn., April 1, 7.3 tf 237 M. Ii. MAY, M. I., SURGEOX AXD PHY SIC I AX, t ATHENS, TENN., r) ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional a services to the public. Jan. 14. 18.-i3 tf 225 Teniiessec Houses in Georgia. HARRIS & CO., Forwarding and ('i.mml,ton .flirclianlt, SAVANNAH, GA., FORWARD with care and dispatch to nnd from the Eastern cities, or to nnv point desired, GOOHS, I'HOllUCE and' ME It CIIAXVISE, of nil descriptions, nnd sell on commission, Produce and Merchandise, Thev also purchase to order GliOVKUIKS, whieh can be bought on most favorable terms, in the Savannah market. They solicit your patron age, and pledge their utmost exertions to give satisfaction. W. F. HARRIS. KKIOMORE HARRIS. w7f7iiiRRis & co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, .n.ico.v, G.i. Dee. 31, 1852 Cm 223 Athens Foundry and Machine


ocr: GREAT BARGAINS! THE subscriber is beginning to receive sup plies of Spring and Summer MERCHANDISE He will ell VERY LOW for prompt pay, and will tako in exchange any PRODUCE that he can sell again. He will keep . STRICTLY A CASH STORE, or those who have Cosh to pay for their Goods, and will sell such BARGAINS as can not fail to please. Be will positively not suffer himself to be U I E It S O I. D y any House in East Tennessee. He wuiild invite the Ladies particularly to call nnd furnish themselves with the nicest and most beautiful BONNETS. Just received R0 conies of that splendid Music Book, the Harp of Columbia. Athens, April H, 06. ti. IIOK.MS. P. S. If you want No. 1 Coffee, here it is. New Goeds! New Goods! w. 4.V 4. J. onso., ARE just receiving and opening a large ami splendid assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! selected with strict regard to the wants of this section of country, consisting in part of Hats, Cups, Biincts, hoots, ''hoes, Hnrdware, Qucensware, Drugs, Medicines,Dye-Stuffs. Ae. In fact, nearly every thing kept by country merchants. Give them a call and examine their stock, which is unsurpassed for benutv, st.vle and quality, by uny, as they intend to sell us low as the lowest. SS Merchantable Bacon. W heat. Corn, Lard, Feathers, Ac, taken in exchange for Goods. Bienville, Tenn., April 1, 'S3 tf 237 R. MAY, M. D., SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, ATHENS, TENN., RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional services to the public. Jan. 14, 1843 ti zo Tennessee Houses in Georgia. HARRIS & CO., Forwarding and Commission Merchant, SAVANNAH, GA., IT'ORWARD with care and dispatch to and from the Eastern cities, or to any point desired, GOOBS, PltOBUCE and MER


ocr: NEW GOODS! Wm. H. Bailew TS now receiving and opening a large and desirable stock of Spring and Summer Goods, selected with care in the city of Phila delphia, consisting in part of SUPER CLOTHS! Cassimeres, plain and figured Satin Vestings, Drnp d'FHes, Cashmeretts, Gala Plaids, mixed and plnin Tweeds, Sntinctts, Kentucky Jeans, Iniiia Nankeens, Cottonades, bleached and brown Muslins, Tickings, Drillings, Ac. SILKS! Fig'd nnd plnin Bcrcges, Silk Poplins, printed and plain Lawns, fig'd nnd plain Jaconets, green and blue Beregcs, (iingliams, Prints, Swiss, Book and Mull Musluns, Corded Mus lins, lierege Del.ains, Alpaocas, Mohair Lustre, Challey De Lain, Ac., Ac. BONNET RIBBONS! Gloves, Hosiery, Inside Cnpes, Dress Trim mings. Fringes, Laces, Inside Spencers, Silk Neckties, Lace Veils, Inserting and Edgings, Emb'd Lnce Points, Emb'd Linen and Cam bric Ildkfs, Trimming Gimps, Ao. Also, a largo assortment of Hats, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Parasols and Umbrellas, Qucensware, Hardware and Cutlery, Patent Medicines, Ae. He returns his thanks to his former custom ers, ami invites them and the public general ly to cull and examine his new stock. He liiakes no parade about "great bargains," but is determined to sell as low as the lowest and no mistake. lf" All kinds of country Produce taken in exchange for floods. April 8, 'flii .IA.W". DAVIS, C O M M (fcniioW v ERCHA N T, s, jnta, Georgia, On the corner of Whitehall and Alaiama sit. opposite the Holland House, HERE he will keep constantly on hand a larirc stock of STAPLE ANB FANCY BUY UOOBS, and VllOCEBlESuf all de scriptions, which will be sold at wholesale or retail, on as good terms as can be procured in the city of Atlanta. All business put under his charge will re ceive prompt attention. AH letters of enquiry in relation to the market will receive atten tion. Planters and dealers in his line will please call and examine his stock. march 18, 1853 lyr 234 DlTUGS I AM receiving a fresh supply of Drugs. The following are a few of the article now being received and on hand. Rhubarb, Chloroform, Ipccacuana, Ergot, Cochineal, Cinnamon Bark, Oil of Cinnamon, Turkey Opium, Alexandria Senna, Sugar of Lead, White and Red Lead, Arsenic, Cobalt. (Flystone,) Prepared Chalk, Gum Arabia, " Myrrh, " Damar, Cream of Tartar, Sweet Oil, ThumbLnncets,Evnns' .'rown,) Syringes, inetalic and "glass, Kreosote, Spirits Hartshorn, Croton Oil, hrey s crmifuge, Thompson's Eye-water Soda, Br, Curb, and Super ( arb, Epsom Salts, Calomel, Acids, N itrie, Murintic, Sulphuric, Common andt hemicnl pure. Oxalic, Tarturio and Lemon, Paints,Oils Dye-stuffs Vials, assorted, Metalic Bed-pans, Breast Pipes, Nursing Bottles, Pessunes, glass, Nipple Shells, Dr. Jayne's Medicines, Wistai-' Balsam of Wild Cherrv, Trusses, Nipple Shields Heifers Teats, Pearl Tapeoca, Arrow Root, and Sever Sulphuric Et! Clone Oil S


ocr: ris Humphrey, and others, t'. Joseph McCorklo, Executor of James Hum phrey, dee'd, and James Baker by his Guar dian, Wni. I oats. rpilK account ordered in this cause at the 1. last term of the Court will be taken at the otlico of the Clerk fc Master in Athens on Monday, the 1 1 tit July next, when the par ties can attend with their proof. WM. LOW It Y, C. t M. June 10, 1853 td Prs fee li 21(1 Jacob 1 louts, '. Mathcw A. White, rTMIE account ordered in this cause nt the L last term of the Court, will be taken at the Master's office in Athens, on Tuesday, the 12th day of July next, when the parties can attend with their proof. WM. LOWRY, C. d- M. June 10, '53 td Prs fee ti 210 James W. Grishatn, Executor of Philander Wright, dee'd, in. The Creditors of snid Philander right. rpiIE account ordered ill this cause at the 1 last term of the Court, will be taken at the Master's office in Athens, on Wednesday, 13th day of July next, when lite parties can attend with their proof. W.M. EOWRY, C. A .V. June 10, '63 td Prs fee ii 210 James Witten, Executor, Ac, rs. Christian and Wife, and others. And Christian and Wife, t James Witten, Executor. 'I'MIE account ordered in this cause at the I. last term of the Court will be taken at the Master's office in Athens, on Thursday, litis August next, when the parties can attend with their proof. WM. I.OWKY, V. d-M. June In, 1S53 Id Prs fee $2 210 M. L. O.tllTWKIUIIT. LEKOy ARMsTKO.VO. CARTWRIGHT & ARMSTRONG, WllOLhSA LE BE A LEHS IX Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye-&tuffs, WIS DOW ULASS, GLASSWARE, Fancy Aktici.es, anii Pkiifi;merv, GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS, Powder, Shot. kc. Corner of Broad and Market ttrcelt, JVanhvUlc. VI.I. articles warranted, and will be sold as low us can be bought in the South. march 2o, Ml zoo RAMil.N, PULLIAM k CO., IMPORTER AND WAOLESALB DEALERS IX Foreign and JtiMHctm Dry Goodt, No. 17 Havne street, CHARLESTON, S. C. WM. p. RANKIN, R. W 1'1'I.LtAM, P. it. CRAIOMIt.ES, A. D. SMITH. 231 Feb. 25, 1K53 tf ALLEN & DI M IP, C O M MIS S I O N M E R C II A N T S Macon. Georgia. STRICT personal attention to orders and quick returns of sales of Produce. Thev will give special attention to con signments from East Tennessee. 1. 1. ALLEN. 8. . nil.NLAP. march 18, 1853 ly 234 Spring &Summer Stock ! LATEST ANn BEST! R, T. ENGLEDOW IS just, receiving and opening, at the old stand, on the North-west corner of the Public Su,uare, ono of the best assorted and fullest stocks of n r y a o o n s; ever brought to Athens. His floods were so dieted with great care, and with particular reference to tho wants ami tastes of the peo ple of this section, and comprise almost every thing that could be named: Ilrond Cloths, Cnssimcrcs, Slimmer Cloths, Snttinets, Vest ings, fancy and plain; BABIES JJlESlj (t'OOBS of every pattern and quality, Ildkfs, (ilovcs, Hosiery, and in short every thing in tile ury Loous line, lie nns no uisposiuon ui boast, but solicits the public to call and ex amine his recent purchase. Also, a largo assortment ol lints, Caps, uon nets, Hoots and Shoes, Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, Ac, Ac. GROCERIES! lie has also a large stock of Groceries, to wit: Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, Salt, Molasses, Ac, Ac. II not only hns these articles on band, but will keep a constant supply. 3)? Produce of the country taken in ex change for Goods at Cash prices. T A I L CMt 1 1 O. Grubb & Englcdow C10NTIXUE to carry on the Tailoring Husi. ness, at the old stand, and solicit the work of their friends nnd the public. All garments made in the best style nnd on the shortest notice. Prices moderate. April 8, ' tf 237 Hat and Cap. TEST reeeived, a fine assortment, for Spring tr aim hummer, ana lor sale ny April 8 ROSS A CO. II f: Karrrll's Arabian Liniment. A FRESH supply of the Oenuitic Arabian 1 Liniment, all sized liottles, just received and foralc. np 8 ROSS A CO., Agent. Medical Notice. WM. G. MCE, M. D., "VFFEHS his professiopal service to hi y friends and the pulilic generally. Athens. March 14. 1851 tf J29 REYNOLDS k LOFTON. Commtuion .WercAmif M General Agent; ATLANTA, GA., On Pecati r st., oi iositk the Atlanta Hotel, rilli:V will keen constantly on hand a if en J cral etock of OHVCEB'lES, which they will sell at wholesale or retail, on a good t print as can be procured in the city of Atlanta. Orders promptly attended to. E. II. REYNOLDS. J. B. LOFTON. Atlanta. C.a., Dee 17, 1852. m 221 Produce Depot in Atlanta! SEAG0 & ABBOTT, (Sucreon to Pegg dcBomar,) ATLANTA. GA.. H'mrtf mud fwiasissfn JlerduMli, AND GENERAL AGENTS TT'OR the purchase and sale of all kind of I a--. - I, j .. . i 1 , & icuunwi j ivhucc, jiciauuiuiK, uiwf nes, Ae. march 18, 1853 Ij 234 GILLILANDS, HOWELL & CO,


ocr: SPLE N PI I STOCK OF Fall and Winter Goods, ' K. K. II 12 R I) 12 It HAS ikeeHeaeure informing hi custom er ami the public generally, that he is now receiving and opening at his old land on the South side of the I'ublie Sou a re, one of the handsomest and beat selected Stocks of Goods. ever offered in this part of the country. His toek comprises a general assortment of every thing necessary to the wants of tLe people for the Fall and Winter trade. He will m. rely sav that hi flood were Iuinlisd in New York by an experienced land, cheap for rash, consequently lie will be able In sell as cheap, if not cheaper, than any bouse in the trade. Call and examine for yourselves he will be glad to see you at any time, as well as make il to your interest to buy his Goods. tJcptBO, 186a. T All, OH Ml. Grubb &, Englcdow CONTISl'Klo carry oa the Tailoring Rusi. neea, at Ihs old si and, and solicit t he work of their friends and the public. All garment mad la the best .ly lo and on the shortest nolle. Price moderate. April ft. 'as If 1,7 iron. 1D01"X has an excellent bit of Dsn. J ing IsngandTsllieo liar, Mole and Tire Iron, for sal low for es.h. pril IA (rererlr. At.AROK and cveellent slork of Groceries for sale low down fo oh, dv April ! Mi'ADIt.K A .IORTO.V.


ocr: Tennessee Products. ALFRED DAKER. T. P. CASWELL. July 15, 1853 ly 251 ATTORNEY AT LAW, ATHENS, TENNESSEE. 1RACTICES in the different counties com posing the Third JudieinI Circuit will attend t o the collecting and securing of claims and will give his undivided attention to all business entrusted to his care. March 2. 184 tf 23 HARD WARE. COUKTNKY, TEViETaV CO, DIRECT IMPORTERS Or Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Pistol, No. 35 Hatnk street, CHARLESTON, S. C. WILLIAM C COURTNEY. GILBERT D TEN.NANT. EVANS, JAMES B. June 17, '63 tf 247 II. J. GILBERT, ' DEALER IN GROCERIES, Candies, Fruits, Oils, Fish, Flour, Ilntter.Clieese, Lord, Bacon, Pomler, Shot, tic, West 8111E Market Square, SAVANNAH, GA. June 3, 'S3 ly 245 1. 1). G A T 13 S, Produce & Commission Merchant, No. 12 Broadway, .VaVII YORK. OOl'THEKX PadluOE sold, and orders O promptly execuhed for any description Merchandise kept lor sale in tins city. June 3, '53 ly 245 M. R. MAY, M. D., SURG EO S AND PHYSICIAN, ATHENS, TENN., T ESPECTFL'LLY tender his professional .1 a, services to t lie public. Jan. 14. 1863 tl 225 Produce Depot in Atlanta! SEAGO, ABBOTT Si CO., (Successors to Pegg i-Bomar,) ATLANTA, OA., are-House and Commission flerchauts, AND GENEBAL agents TT'OR the purchase and sale of all kinds 1. Tennessee Produce, Merchandise, Groce ries, Ac. , march 1R, 18 531 y 234 M. D. BEAROK. . B. DEARDEM. WM. llAjtimt. BEARDEN, SON & C0.f Uracery, CmusnlssUm and Forwarding Jtlerehanto, GAY STREET, KNOXVILLE, TENN. Rkkerexces: Merchants of Knoxville; Cole A Howard, Wilson A Burns, Bnltimore; Wm. (Joodrieh A Co., Smith, Murphy A Co., Phila delphia; P. D, Gates, Carhurt, Bru. A Co., New Verk, Oct.8, 1852 tf 211 F. D. FANNING, : WHOLESALE DEALER IN HA TS, CAPS AND STRA W O0ODS, No. 81 Hayne street, cisVkULESTOjs; s. r. June 11. 1852 tfi " 4 194 - - M I. fl MORTON, EALER M Furnlturt and i'lanos. Window Shades, LMoktng Glass; Uulrusses, dc. No. 45 Uniom street, . . . NASHVILLE. V I.L kinds of Furniture made to order or V V repaired, at the hortest notice, and warranted. march 11. 1853 ly 233 WM. LOWRY, JR., A T T O R N E Y AT LA W, Athens, Tennkmkb. Office in the Office of the Chancery Court Clerk, over the office of the "Athens Post," April 22, '62 tf 28 " DR. JAMES B. TAYLOR, ATIEXS, TEXXESSEE, T ILL hereafter give hi whole attention T v to the Practice of Medicine. June 3, 1853 tf 245 j E DIVA L N O T 1 C E. JOHN L. ATLEE, M. D., n AVISO located himself at Athens, Tenn., offers his services to the public generally. He can be found at all time in his office, at the Drug Store of Wm. Burn, Esq., except when professionally absent. Athens. May A, 1868 tf 241 R A N K I N, P ULLI AM & C 67, 1l'ORT:ns ANO WAOI.EHAI.K DKALRRS IN Foreign and American Itry Goods, AMI READY-MADE CLOTHING, 131 Meeting street, CHARLESTON, S. C. WM. I. RANKIN, I r. M. ('RAlGNILEft, I. w. rri.i t xi, I a. h. smith. Feb. 24, 1853 tf 231 DRs7 BLAIR &. CALDWELL, PHYSICIANS AND SlRdEONS, Sweetwater, Tenn. DR. CALDWELL having located in the town of Sweetwater, and having a part nership as above, tender their professional service to the eitirensof the place and vicini ty. In damreroii ease lioth will be in at tendance without extra charge. f,1T Office at Wright' Store. Aug. 8, 1853 ly 254 A L L E N& 7 J) UN LAP, (Late Dunlap A Horn,) (iroccry and Commission Merchants, MACON, UF.ORUIA. STKBT personal attention to orders and quick returns of sales of lrodne. They wilt give special attention to con signments from Fast Trnnrssce. j. j. ai.i in. s. a. M'NLAr. march 18, 1863- ly 234 '


ocr: FREE New Goods. I II. KEITH, takes plenaure in 111? to his old customers and the generally that he has just received the varied, extensive and elegant assortment FALL AND WINTF.U GOODS ever before ex hibited in this section of country; and assured that any one who will ijive his an examination will be fully sutistied with regard to quality and price, jiis consists 111 part of Foreign and Domestic Goods, Groceries, Hats and Caps, Boots Shoes, Ready made Clothing, China GIuss (Jueenswnre, Hardware and Cutlery, and fact, almost every urtiele that can be belonging to a merchants establishment. Great Bargains will be given for prompt Cull and examine. Athens, Ten 11., Nov. 2(1, 1852 tf 218 Salt! Salt!! A GOOD supply Salt in new barrels, 21. ceived and for sale by J. W. McSPADDEN A CO. Nov. 26, 1852 218


ocr: E. G. BROWN, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN French, English, German and American AND FANCY Guns, Pistols, Watches, Jeirclry, die, AT WHOLESALE, 26 Hayne street, (up stairs,) next to Charleston Hotel, CHARLESTON, S. C. June 11, 1852 tf 194


ocr: NEW GASH STORE. J. W. MeSPADDEN li CO., ARE receiving and opening at the corner formerly occupied by Bradford Dodion, a well selected stock of . DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES!. which they nre determined to sell a little" lower for CASH than they have heretioro been sold in this market. Thtir stock om- prises all the articles usually kept in'tliis place, nnd all they ask of a generous public is to give theln a call hnd cxaniinefor them selves. They will give the highest price for Wheat, Oats, Corn, Peas, Potatoes, Mutter, Jieemax, Tallote, Feathers, Eggs, Chickens, J'w ktgs, dec, Jce. , And if required they will attend to the shipping of any article and give their custom' crs the nett proceeds of the game. d. IV. JI(M'A1JIIJU, W. G. 110RT0N. Oct. 15. 18B2 tf 212 Bliife Vilrlol, or Blue Stone. k HA LBS. just received and Tor fhle. 1 U U Mt E WEN & G 1 LLESPIE; Sept. 27, 52. 1W1S1I to purehnsc all the LA XV ,V'dR' RANTS yon have, for wliicu the highest price Will be given, nov.ltl 0. HORNE. . IW I SI I to sell you Sugar, Molasses, Coffer,', dr., by tho bag, barrel or single pound nnd Pry Goods by the piece or single yard. Call nnd see. I have a tih stock of Merchant dise. of every description, nud WILL NOT BE CAOKKSGJ.R LJNov l)J G. 1IOKKK. IN-SlfEi) OIL, Paint and-Nyeiituns; and keg of fresh Apple Vinegar. Also, a barrel of Tar. I Nov. til WM. BURNS. NEW GOODS! fTHE subscriber i now receiving a rich and 1 desirable supply of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of Dry Goods and Groceries, which lie will sell low for Cash or Produce, at wholesale or retail, by the piece or single yard, by the bag, barrel or'single pound, 'lie cannot in this notice mention every thing.- When you come to Athens to purchase Goods, call fitid examine before you purchase, as he intends not to be undersold. He will hold to the Cash System, which i best for the seller mid buyer. He will give 30 cents for nil the good Feathers that you will bring; the highest prices for other Pro duce and Land Warrants; will be your agent to ship your Produce, Ac, 4 c. UiUKUJS JiOKftK. Oct. 29, 1852 tf 214 Late and Important Arrivals. S. K, REEDER & CO., ARE just receiving and opening one of the largest and handsomest assortments of


ocr: Atnens, April Zi), 1 Boa. Drugs Drugs Drugs. THE LARGEST SUPPLY EVER BROUGHT TO Tim MARKET' 'T'HE following are a few of tbt articles re- -w ceiveu ut ine last, arrival. 1 gross Arabian Lini HotTland'sGorman Bit ment; ters; Williams' Sarsaparilla; Lampblack; Shoe Blacking; Spanish Whiting; V iolin Striutrs: 1 gross -Mexican Mus tang Liniment! I gross M'Lane's Ver mifuge; 1 doz. each Sodn and Scidlitz Powders; Tannin; Cod Liver Oil by the Borax, refined; Window Glass; Marbles, while a strip'd Flasks, Bottles a Vials; gallon and in bottles; Race Ginger; Dclpit Snuff; nerve a none i.inim i; i;r. ii. lienj. smith s Cherry Pectoral; Sugar-coa led Pills. All which will he sold as low as can be in this market. fHril 29l WM. BURNS. Look out for your Interest, I will Rfgalate the Prices. MY stock of Spring and Summer Goods is now complete, consisting of every varie ty, shade and color of LJlVIEa ct- GENTS DRESS GOODS. Also, Hats, Caps, Shoes and Boots, Gaiters; Hardware. Queens and Glass-ware, Cutlcry.Ac; Paints, Oils, 1 lye-Stud's and Blue Stone; 30 bags best Uio Coffee; 6U00 lbs. Brown, Loaf and Clarified Sucars; Pepper, Alspice, Ginger, and Sodn; VKUUS AND MEDICINES. Agency for the sale of Dr. D. Jayne's cele brated 1-umily Medioincs; Loudon A Co's do.; Dr. Kcelcr'sdo; Dr. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar8apnrilla; Wolffs Aromatic Scheidam Schnapps; Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry; Ayre's Liverwort and Tar; Cod Liver Oil; Arabian and Mexican Mustang Liniments; to gether with many other valuable Medicines. 12,000 lbs. of Iron, well assorted; Virginia salt, c. All of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cosh, or given in exchange for coun try Produce. Feeling very grateful for the liberal patronage of n generous nublic here tofore extended, hope thai they inuy double Calhoun, April 29, 1853 tf 240 BlcEWEN & GILLESPIE HAVE received snd opened their Spring and Summer GOODS, to which they most respeenuiiy invite aiieniua. April xu, lss. . SIIELLEHS for sale


ocr: infirj. XV iVIoi.liY IIO! Nl', li v jiks. K. r. olkaso.v, Bcud of Klnir Stroet, il i:i,i ski, ss. c. Aug. in, iy Sod


ocr: Land for Sale TN ebedicnie to a decree and order of the i Honorable Circuit Court of Meiin county Tennessee, at the August term, 1853, I w ill proceed lo sell on th premises, on Nitunlav. the 6th day of November next, the following described Lands, to wit: ibe North-west quarter and a part of the South west and South-east quarters of section 13, nnd 42 acres 57 poles in the North-esst quarter of section 24, 2d Fractional township, 8d raiise. West of the meridian, in the Hiwassee Pis trict, Meigs county, Tennessee, beginniug at the North-west corner of the North-west UJinrter of section 18, containing in all by es timation j-our Jluudreit fortv two Acres tour- teen ana a half Poles, bein the Lands hereto, fore set apart to Nancy Ward, widow of N. Wurd, deceased, as her dower iu all the lands of which the said Ward died, seized and pos sessed. All of which lauds will be sold, sub' ject to said relict's dower, ou a six months credit, except the sum of ojsayjiindrcd dollars which will be required Jf Tv'id down on the day of sale. Note nf scciirity will be required of the purchiiat'or purchasers, ami a lien retained on snnl Is for the pur chase money. W. L. ih Sept. 17, 1863 Ct V e f 7 261 .1 Ught four M Wagon "IT'OU snle, on good temr A Sept. 18. J p. RKKDF.R. NEW G- C20 D S! At the Cheap Store. WALK IX IF YOU WAXT BAnGAIXSl rIHE subscriber, thankful for past favors, -I. would respect fully announce to his friends and "the rest of mankind" Kl'ernlly, that he has just received a well selevted stock of sea sonable Goods, which he will sell as cheap as the cheapest, for Gam or ry JJovn, Ladies Dress Goods, Tn endless variety, handsomely assorted, and ol tne latest and most approved styles. Oenllcmen's Goods. A very fine stock of most any tiling thnt is called tor, such us l lotlis, 1-iincy Lnssimcrs, Satinets, Doeskin Cnssimcrs, Tweeds and Ken tucky Jeans. Reailii-Miide Clothing, A lnrirctitoek of Over, Snck and Press Coats, I'unts, Vests, and Shirts. Pools and Shoes. The best and largest stock ho has ever had, nnd althoueh thev have advanced he will sell them nt nbout the same priciV as before, for similar work nnd quality. loys i5oots and Shoes well assorted. lie would siiv to nil, come and examine Goods nn l prices, as he takes pleasure in showing I hem, nnd hopes by a tsir and liber ul course of dealing to give satisfaction to all. r3j l'roduce of all kinds wanted. GKOIIUE W. ROSS. Athens, Sept. 10, 1853. "daguerrean GALTERY7 And while the wings of fancy still are free, mi 1 V 1


ocr: Latest Arrival! c. w. KOSS A: CO., HAVE just received their Spring and Sum mer stock of UOODS, which will be Try low for Cash or Produce. April 8, 1853 Molasses S Syrup. Qff GALLONS rery superior t'U J and Svrup, just received and for ly aprilSl KOSS & CO. JVese Crop Svgat. JAAA LBS. prime New Orleans and 4rUUU Muscovado Sugar just received and for .ale by ap 8 KOSS 4 CO. llati and Cap. JU9T received, a fine assortment, for Spring and Summer, and for sule by April s KOSS & CO. U. O. Karrell'a Arabian IJulmeut ATUKS1I aupply of the Genuine Aranian Liniment, all sized bottles, just received and for iale. np 8 KOSS & CO., Agents. GREAT BARGAINS! TnE subscriber is beginningto receive sup plid of Spring and Summer ME R C H A i if 1 o a. iri x.Tii .n VPllV LOW for nromnt par. and will take iu exchange any PKODL'CE that Ue ean sell again, lie will keep STIUVTLY A CASH STORE, for theae who have Cash to pay for their Goods, and will sell such BARGAINS as can not fail. to please. yc will positively not tnjjer iumij w vc ."UNDERSOLD by nny House in East Tennessee. II would invite the Ladies particularly to call and furnish themselves with the nicest and most beautiful BONNETS. Just received 60 copies of that splendid Musk Book, the Harp of Columbia. Athens, April 8, 03. . n""-',1, is.


ocr: REYNOLDS & LOFTON, Commission Merchants A General Jlgctil$, ATTAIN TA, GA., Ox Pecati ii sr., oitositk the Atlanta IIotkI. riHEY will keep constantly on hand a gen X end stock of UllOCICU'lFX, which they will sell at wholesale or retail, on as good terms as can be procured in the city of Atlanta. Orders promptly attended to. .- F. B. REYNOLDS) J. B. LOFTON. I Atlanta, On., Dec 17, 1852. Cm 221 ' 1XNEAU& BURYEr7 W II O L E S A L E G II O C E 11 S, No. 11 Hiiyne street, C1IARI.ESTOX, S. C, nAVE always on hand an extensive stock of all iirti'cles in their line, to which they invite the attention of uicrehauts visiting Charleston. June 7. 1S52 ly 104 Medical Notice, tVM. C. NICE, 31. D., OFFKIIS his professional sorvic.s to hii friends and the public generally. Athens, March 11, 1851 tf 129 GILLILANDS, KOWELL & CO, 1MRECT I.Ml'OItTEllS tlKAI.EKS IN Foreign and Domestic Drj Goods No. S3 Hay ne street, X. B. Boll ing Cloths always on hand. WM. II. IUI.LII.AX!, KlIiNKV . UOWELt. W. 1). lill.l.lLAXI). JAMES II. Ml llol.S. Oct, 31, 1851- JAMES UlLLILANDj -tf If. 2 East Tenn. & 6a. Rail Road. CALL on ST If, VCAI.L of Fire Dollars on each share of unpaid Slock of (ho Fast Tennessee and Ccorgin Hail Bond Company, is required to bo paid on the 1st day of March next. Also, Fit Ihillarsun each fliare on the 1st of April next. Also, Flee Dullars on each share on the 2d dav of -May next. Also, Fiee Ilollurs on each share on the 1st dav of June next, Also, Fir Dollars oh each share on the 1st dny of July next. Payments to be made to the Treasurer of the Company nt Ihe Bail Bond Ofliro ill Alliens, or lo li. A. M. While, Fso., Knoxville, Tenn. j or to Win. Lenoir, Lenoir's, Bonne co., Tenn. Til OS. H. CALLAWAY, Prett. Athene, Jan. 21, 1853 td 220 EyThe Begislcr. Whig, nnd Statesman, Kuo.willc; and Free Press, Loudon, will plente copy. ATHENS HOTEL, A TII.FXS, TFXXFSSFL'. Geo. W. Mayo


ocr: m. LOWRY, JR., ATTORNEY AT LAW, Athens, Tr-NNKseaic. Orrtca in the Office of the Chancery Court Clerk, over the office of the "Athena Post." April 22, '62 tf 2U ATHENS HOTEL ATIIEXS, TKXXESSEE. Geo W. XVI a vo HAS removed tothe large Hriuk Tavern on the Public Siiuure, heretofore occupied bv James S. Bridges, ICscj., where he is pucpared to accommodate the traveling public. ainrcii b. ti 76 JAMES K, WILLIAMS, (Late of Knoxville, Tennessee.) c .w.w Mssiojy .w e hchjijvi Western cor. of Hunter and Prior sts., ATLAXTA. (JEOHOIA. HAVING rented the lurge Fire-proof house, at the alcove named location, is now prepared to receive all kinds of Fast Tennes see PHODCCK usually aent to this market. He will give his personal attention to business. All letters of inquiry in relation in markets, die., tc, will receive prompt at tention. Rimiuxcm: Chandler, French & Co., A Co. Chattanooga, Tenn. Gammon, Gaines A Co., Craighead A Dead rick, Williams A Co., 11. Ault, C. Wallace, Merchants generally Knoxville, Tenn. H. 11. A S. M. Leeper Leeper'a Tenn. 11. C. A L. B. Snlfcll, II. T. Cox, Gilbert Son Louisville, Tenn. Officers of Steamboats running Knoxville and Chattanooga, Tenn. Nov. 21, 1851 tf ICS WILLIAM LYNN, C O M M 1 S S I O iV M E R C HA .V Bryan street, opposite the Planters' Bank, Bataunah, Ga July 15, 'B2 2m 261 p TiiT ua r: i Produce & Commission No. 12 BllOAIIWAV, .Vlt YORK. CJOL'TIIEBN I'noticcit sold, and O promptly executed for any description Alerchamlise Kept tor sale III this city. June , '08 ly 245 MlLWlVMRYAGlNr" Atlomty at haw and Solicitor in Atiikss, Tknnksskk. A TTENTIOX piven to the collecting 1 ii ess iii all lower East Tennessee. June 3, '5:1 tf 215 Sehorn's Variety d ICIIOIIN has lust returned from the IO with a larL'e and well ussortcd supply cveryiiiiut;. lie returns Ins thanks to public for past favors and invites attention his present stock, aiming which may be the following articles: Wniilim (iold Lever, Silver Lever and Le pine Watches. Gold Chains, Keys and Reals; Gold Breast Pins, Ear Hint's and Ear Cuff Pins, Bracelets, Shirt Studs nnd Buttons; Gold and Silver Pencils and Pens; Gold and Silver Spectacles, a large lot, suit able to all lines; Silver Tea und Table Spoons; Fine Pocket Cutlery, a lurge lot; Scissors, Ac.; Plated Ware Castors, Candlesticks, Ae.; Pt!s-Colt's nnd Allen's Revolvers, ferent sizes and styles, and of superior Famy Articles. A large lot of Fnns,Spaftish nnd Toris, Bone and Ivory sticks, of every size and Fancy Steel Beaded Bugs, Purses and Port monevs; Ladies' Work Boxes and IVrrssmij Cases; Hair, Tooth, Nail, Conib and Shaving Brush es nil kinds; Dominoes, Buukgnmon Boards. and I.oto; Portfolios, Ivory Tublcts, Pocket Diaries; Musical Instruments Accordeons, Flutes, Fifes and I'lagculels; Combs of all kinds and varieties Biiil'alo, Horn, acd Ivorv; Snuff Boxes, Bended Necklaces, Steel ed Pin cushions, and numerous other Perfumes and Cosmetics. Flavoring Essences for Cake, Custards, Creams, Ac; Wright's celebrated Extract handkerchiefs; Cologne of all kinds; for the hair; ('hrystaline Poinntum, Ox row, Nutritive Cream, Pomade, Kose Bear's Oil, for the hair. Sonis Oleiihane, Ambrosial Cream, Tablet, for shaving; Flouting, Military Windsor Sonp, and Chrystiilinc Wash Balls. Meenfiin, the celebrated Chinese Powder; Aromatic Chrystalcs for the ache; Hose Tooth Paste, and Cold Cream the skin, chaps, Ae. Clocks, fe. Eight Day and Thirty Hour I. ever Thermometers; Fancy Match Boxes, nd Brass; Paints Boxes and Brushes. Conftctitmaries. Candies of all kinds, Prunes, Figs, nd Citrons; Strawberries, Damsons, nd Huckleberries; fresh Rhubarb; Pickle Ger kins, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, and Pepper Syrups Lemon, Pine Apple, ndSnrsaparillo. Sardines and Scoteh Herrings; Soda Crack ers and Cheese. Almonds. Brazil Nuts, and English Chocolate, i superior orticlc; l ine Apples and Oranges; Star Candles.


ocr: Look out . for your Interest. I Hill Regulate the Prices. MY stock of Sprints and Summer Good is now complete, consisting uf every vurie ty, shade and color of L.4DIES 4- GENTS DRESS GOODS. Also, Hats, raps Shoe und Boot, (inter; Hard wore.tiueens nnd Glass-ware, Cutlory.Ac; Paints, Oil, lve-Stulfs and Itlne Stone; oil bairs best If lo Coffee; WUtl lbs. Brown, Loaf and Clarified Suirnrs; I'eDPcr, Alspice. (iinirer, and Soda; It RUGS AXU MEDICINES. Asencv for tint wile of lr. 1. Jayne' cele brated r'uuiilv .Medicines; Loudon A Co' do.; Dr. Kccler's do ; Dr. Guysntt'a Yellow I lock and Sar-npaiillii; Wolffs Aromatic Sclieidam Schnapps Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry; Avro's Liverwort and Tar; Cod Liver Oil; Arabian and Mexican Mustang Liniments; to gether with many other valuable Medicine!!. 1-J,tmii lbs. of lion, well assorted; Virginia Salt. Ac. All of whic h will be sold at the lowest prices for cash, or uiveii in exchange for coun try l'roduee. Feeling very grateful for the liberal patronage of a generous public here tofore extended, hope that thev may double th ir dili-cncc. It. 1. MAKTIS. Calhoun, April '!!, ISM tf 210 Philotokeii or Female's Friend, Eur the Cure "f 1'ninfal and Disordered Men tfrii'ili'in, Minenrrinfle or Abortion, and the rrli.f uf all those SympathiHe Xi remit Af fections title, I, I, nit nil Pregnancy. I It'll of the siiflcring attendant upon tne , 1 lives of females at the present day may , be trace,) to some slight imprudence or neglect ilurititf wune critical period of their peculiar (eaons, causin obstruction, irregularity, Ac., whic h, if not relieved, trra.lually weakens and derange s the system, and by sympathy induces those chronic forms of disease Consumption, Dropsy, liyspep-ia, Ac. which either hurry then) to an early uruvc or render them inva lids for life. .Many of the fairest and loveliest of creation, at that when the bud was just, bursting into bloom, have withered and died from the ell'ects of obstruction, and the want, of a rc iue.lv to nsi-t nature at that eventful period. T'liV TIIK PIlll.nT'OKl.N. It is not oll'ei'ed as a cure of all ills that lteh is heir to, but as n remedy and prevent ive for a certain class of complaints, in which it is warranted to do all that is hern let forth, or that mc.lici lirected with experience und skill can perform. SoMbv Sf'OVIL A MEAD, 'l 1 1 Cliartres street. New Orleans, General Wholesale Agents for the Southern Slates, to whom all orders must be addressed. l or sale bv I'. II. KKIT11 A Co., Athens, and bv one Agent in every town in Tennessee. April 2'.i. is.',:; ly 2IU G E O W. B R ID G E S ATTORSEY AT LAW, atiii.xs, texxessee. 1JRACTK I'S in tin' dilfercnt counties com posing the Third Judicial Circuit will attend tothe collecting and securing of claims and will give his nndii.led attention to all business entrusted to his care. .March 'J, IS In tf 23 n a ii dwa r' ;. coutTMtY, ti.nnhvtx. CO., Mi: kit IMI'ol:ll:ns or Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, l'lstols, Ac, X". S3 Havnk sti:i:kt, r; a r i, i: s r o .v, s. c. W 11,1.1 AM C. Col l:TNKV. lll.ill:HT II TKNXAST. J MKS II. LVASli. June 17, tf 217 ii It O V 11 ES I ii S ! If. H. IL.1 I. I. H n.S just received a supply of (Toffee, Su gar, Ten, llicc. Syrup, Molasses, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Cut'lles, Lead, Nails, Ac. April K, Wi. P, D GAiES, l'roduee ami Commission Merchant and General Commission Agent. No. 12 I1IWAHWAV, MEW VOIIK. 1 X ECl'TES orders in a prompt and business j like manner for lry (loods, Ueii.lv Made Clothing, llnK Caps, Ifonnets, 1 toots, Shoes, Groceries, Crockery, Hardware mid Merchan dise gciierallv .Machinery, Agricultural Im plements, Musical Instruments, Furniture, Carpets, Carriages and Harness, and, in short, linvlhitig that, can be tnnuiiftictured, or that money will buy in this city or vicinity. Consignments solicited' and sales made ol Cotton, 'Tobacco, 1'cathcrs, Furs, Ginseng, Beeswax unci other Produce. Tin-chases and sales made of Government an I Mate Stocks, Laud Warrants, Ae. Orders with the: Cash or for Goods on time, from .Merchants in good credit, will meet with Hi v ici umi'l personal nt tent ion. ' 1 1 1'. ll. GATES. 1'. S. I will also fnrni-h nny of the follow ing mimed Mac bines niadc by Wheeler, Mclick A Co., Albany, N. Y., nf the'ircn-h prices, free of Commission: Wheeler's Patent Railway Chain; llorse Powers for one or t wo Morses; Over-hot Thresher and Separators for Iloiible or Single Power, Combined Threshers and Winnowers for Double Power; Clover Hullcrs, Circular Saw .Mills, w ith 24 inch Saw, and Straw and Cornstalk Cult era, 1 P. It. o. Kov. 2fi, 1852 ly 218 NEW 6 0 (TlTS. rPlIK subscribe r is now receivins and open L ing and oil', i-ini; for stle, de cidedly the H 'ft uml Must llxti nshii Stuck nf 31 K II V II A N I I S E that he ha eve r had in Athens to which he invites all person who may wish to purehnse. A ever lie intend.- not lo le undersold bj nnv house in this county. Those having I'ASIl'xn pay, will find it to their iiilciv-t to call, mid' such as muk Icrompt payment on short lime, tlmll likewiw invc Icur-.'ains. All kinds of Vrodue taken in ex change, at the highest prices: "It cents for l'c-atli-i'. Ac, and the highest price for I.nud Warrants. GKO. JIOKXE. P. S. I have a first rule VAHM


ocr: DOCTOR YOURSELF! The Pocket JEsculapius; on, rvtar onc n own ramcun. THE Fortieth Edition, with One Hundred En grvings,howing Diseas es and Malformations of the Human System in every shape and form. To which is added a Treatise oil the Diseases of Females, being of the highest importance to married people, or those contemplating marriage. Ky WM. YOL'NO, M. 1). Let no father be ashamed to present a copy of the .'KSCl'LAPII.'S to his child. It may save him from an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter into the secret obliga tions of married life without reading the I'cH Kirr .-I'ju ri.Ai'ifci. Let no one suffering from a haeknied Cough, Pain in the Side, restless nights, nervous feelings, and the whole train of llysjieptie sensations and given up by their physician, be another moment without con sulting the -tculapius. Have the married, or those about to be married any impediment, read this truly useful book, as it has been the inenns of saving thousands of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws of death. tsJ" Any person sending 'J'ucnty-Five Centt enclosed in a letter, will receive one copy of this work bv muil, or five copies will be tent for One Dollar. Add reas ( post paid ) Hit. W. YOUNG, No. 152 Spruce at., Philadelphia. June 24, 1853 ly 248 Spring ScSummer Stock


ocr: , (Late of the firm Seymour, Antlry it Co) General Commission ,k Produce Merchant, Jk OuncT Blliu Stuket; Opposite Hank of Urnhswick, - v ,Jlvrttila, tlcorgta. Kkuckfnce : P cinsou; Hiini' N M.!"' AVif- V c. . u2usta. (in. w -. ll,inl. liamsit Wilcox, CltjaJ Jh.-itJ , W- can; . 1. Willis; w. fci-illui''.ijkM, Go. C. B. Welbosn, lialton, Un.AiF Cabot, Bouie, Gaj"TOnville 1: intrpTe, Chattanoo ga, Tcaojr JH.WiM Calhoun, Tcnn. S. '1C.-Ucc.lerj (i. W. Ki ', Athens, Tcnn. W. 15. Key nobis, Benton, Tcnn. J. A. Wright it Co., Sweetwater, Teni.. Kearden, Son it Co., Knoxvrttt, Tcnn.


ocr: NEW Wm. H. Bailew IS now receiving and opening a large and desirahle stock of Spring and Summer Goods, selected with care in the city of Thila dclphia, consisting in part of SUPER CLOTH S ! Cassimeres, plain and figured Satin Vesting, Drnp d'Ktes, L'ashmeretts, Gala l'laids, mixed and plain Tweeds, Sntinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Iniiiii Nankeens, Cuttoundes, bleached nnd hrown Muslins, Tickings, Ixillings, Ac. SIIKS,! Fig'd nnd jdnin Ueregcs, Silk Poplins, jirinted and plain Lawns, fig'd and plain Jaconets, green nnd hluo lleregcs. Ginghams, Trints, Swiss, Hook and Mull Muslims, Corded Mus lins, Ilereoe l)eLain., Alpftccas, Mohair Lustre, Challey l)c Lain, Ac., Ac. ii o x x i: t r i n n o x s i (Moves, Hosiery, Inside Capes, Dress Trim niimrs, Fringes, Laces, Inside Spencers, Silk Xeekties, Lace Veils, Inserting and Kdgings, r.inh'd Lace Points, jjnh'il Linen and L'lim hrie Ildkfs, Trimming Gimps, Ao. Also, n largo assortment of Hats, Hoots, Shoes, liomicts, Tarnsol and L'luhrellas, tiueeiisware, Hardware and Cutlery, I'atcnt Medicines, Ac. He returns his thanks to his former custom. -rs, and iuviteji them and the puhlie general ly to call nnd examine kis new slock. He urn kes no parade ahout "great bargains," hut is determined to sell as low as the lowest and no mistake. All kinds of country T'roduce taken in exchange for Goods. April 8, '52 JAS. C. DAVIS, C O M M IS SI O X MERC II A X T, Atlanta, fteorgla, Ou the corner uf Whit' hall and Alultama . tijtpotite the Jlullmnl Jfoisrt "VtniF.UK he will keep constantly on hand V hll'L'e stock of .S7V1 '. h' A XI) FA 1)11 )' HOODS, mid I! Koi:l:l; IKS of all de scriptions, w hich will he sold at wholesale reiail, on as good terms as can he procured the cil v of Al Inula. All liusincss put under liis charge will re ceive prompt attention. All letters of in rchil ion lo the market will receive alien lion. Tlanters and dealers in his line please call and examine his sloek. -ch IS, ISii:; lv 231 LEUTY'S LOIDO.W TllSX. KIIYXULUS it J.KLTY, rityntiKTOHS.


ocr: LATEST AND HE ST! R. T. ENGLEDOW IS just receiving and opening, at the stand, on the North-west corner of Public Square, one of the best assorted fullest stocks of DRY GOODS! ever brought to Athens. His Goods were se lected with great care, and with reference to the wants and tnstes of the peo ple of this section, and comprise almost thing that could be named: Broad Cassuneres, Snmmer Cloths, Sattinets, Vest in gs, fancy and plain; LADIES GOODS of every pattern and quality, Gloves, Hosiery, and in short every thing the Dry Goods line. He has no disposition boast, but solicits the publie to call and ex amine his recent purchases. Also, a large assortment of Hats, Caps, Bon nets, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Cutlery, Ac, Ac. GROCERIES! ne has also a large stock of Groceries, wit: Sugar, Coffee, Pepper, Salt, Ac, Ac. Ho not only has these articles hand, but will keep a constant supply. t" Produce of the country taken in ex change for Goods at Cash prices. T A I LOU ING. Grubb & Englcdow CONTINUE to carry on the Tailoring Busi ness, at the old stand, and solicit the of their friends and the publie. All made in the best style and on the notice. Prices moderate. April 8, '03 tf 237 . Hats an Cap. JUST reseived, fine assortment, for and Summer, and for ( by April 8 I, ROSS A CO. U. G. Karrell's Arabian Liniment AFRESH supply of the Genuine Liniment, all sited bottles, just and for sale, ap 8 ROSS A CO., Agents. Medical Notice, war. c. nice, nr. d., "VFFERS his professional services to V friends and the publie generally. Athens. March 14. 1851 tf 129 For the Fall of 1853. TlURCHASERSof CLOTHING are inform L ed that we are manufacturing the assortment of Clothing (at wholesale smiaoie ior me country iraue, 10 ue louna the mate. W'e do business on the ONE PRICE Orders promptly filled. An examination our stock is solicited. HAN FORD A BROTHER. 20 Park Row (opposite the A ttor Ioute. ) A7. Y N. B. We are the lurgest manufacturers OILED CLOTHING in the country. Clothing at the lowest market rates. June 17, '53 8m 247 Produce Depot in Atlanta SEAGO & ABBOTT, Succetsort to Pegg t Bomar,) ATLANTA, GA., Wart-JIoun and Commission .tltrchautt AND GENERAL AGENTS TT'OR the purchase and snle of all kinds J. lennessee 1 rouuee, Merchandise, Groce ries, die. march 18, 1853 ly 234 GILLILANDS, HOWELL & DIRECT IMPORTERS DEALERS IN Foreign and Domes! ic Dry Goods No. 33 Huyne street, CHARLESTON', S. C. N. B. Bolting Cloths always on hand. WM. U. OILLILANI', aiDXKT 0. HOW ELU W. D. fllLLILAND. JAMES QILLILAND JAMES u. Kionoi. . Oct. 81, 1851 tf II. J. GILBERT, DEALER IN GROCERIES, Candies, Fruit, Oils, Ftsk, Flour, Butter,Cheete, Lard, Bacon, Fowder, ittot, dee., West side Market Sqi'sna, SAVANNAH, GA, June 8, '63 ly 246 (Sire us a call. TE will give Groceries at eash price and T T cash lor corn, nais, rees, uuuer, Feathers, Ac Ac Ac Kl S, BOM CO, Dee. 24. 185 12S Little's White Oil. rpiIIS is the best remedy ever offered to the Jl. publie for the various Diseases of HOUSES, vis: Swelled Joints, Sprains, Cuts, Saddle and Collar Galls, Scratohes, Poll-Evil, Fistula, and in fact every description of disease to which the Horse is liable. It is now in general use as a LIXIMEKT run MA iv, as no Detter can be marie, and has been very successfully used for Tains and Sores of almost every kind, and in some in stances has made a perfect sure of Rheuma tism. For tale by O. W. Rosa A Co., Athena, J. A. Waiour at Co., Sweet water. And by Druggists and Merchants throuuh- ont the country. Principal Ipot Scotts- vuie, AiDamarie co., Va.


ocr: The World's Fair in Athens ! When you hear the Whistle look out for the Engine ! McSPADDEN & HORTON, ARE happy to inform their friends and tha Dublio generally, and the T .Allies nnrrion. larly, that their large and well selected stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! is now complete. Their stock consists In part of Cloths, t assimeres, Satins, Silks, Vestings, Tweeds, Ermine Cloths, Fancy Satinets, Drap d'Eta, Mottled Cassimeres, Persian Cloths, lierage de Laines, fehalla de Laines, Mouse da Laines, Figured Borages, Silk Poplins, Corded Muslins, Victoria Lawns, India Lawns, Al paccas, Mohair LuBtres, Orleans Cloths, Jaco nets, Swiss Muslins, Laces, Edgings, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, Prints of every variety and price, Cotton and Silk Hdkfs, I.itien-Camb'o Ildkfs, York Camlets, Cottonadts, Tickings, Hosiery, Gloves. A very superior stock ot READY-MADE CLOilllXG, for Spring and Summer. Also, a superior stock of BOOTS AND SHOES, Hardware and Cutlery, together with the latest Spring styles of llats and Caps; Ladies Bonnets, Ac, tc. Drugs, Medicines, Books, Tovs, d-o. We cannot enumerate every article on hands, but would ask the public to give us a call, and we will take great pleasure in show ing them our Goods, which we have no hesi tancy in saying will prove to them something rich, rjire aud raey. ST" We still continue to take all kinds of Country Produce ul highect prices. McSI'ADDEN fc MORTON1.


ocr: rHE highest market price will be paid in Cash for good Wheat, by Aug. 12, '53. rt. K. lir.Mii.u. NEW GOODS. 1MIE subscriber is now receiving nnd open . ing and offering for sile, decidedly the Best and Most Extensil e Stock of MERCHANDISE that he has ever had in Athens, to which ho invites all persons who may wish to purchase. As ever he intends not to be undersold by anv house in this county. those having CVfaVto pay, will find it to their interest to call, anil tuch as make prompt payment on short time, shall likewise have bargains. 3y"AII kinds of Produce token in ex change, at the highest prices: 3D cents for Feat bens Ac, and the highest price for Ijind Wurrauts. GEO. HORSE. Athens. Tenn., Atignt B, 1H.',3 tf 25J U NT0NH 0 IT S , Pirnt Clan Hotel, LOUDON, T E X N ESSEK. ''pilE undersigned, in taking chargo of the X above House, hereby informs the public that all possible exert ion'will be used to please both re-ident ami transient boarders, in a manner not surpasted iu this or any other t..,en in East Tennessee. They have room sutlieieiit to accommodate a large nuinlier of persons; and will keei.a Table always turnisli ed with the best used in this country. This House is situated nelir the Steamboat Land ing and Ktiilrund Dcot. f'airts: Single meals 30 cents; lodging 25 cents; regular boarding $9 per month One trial will inturea second visit. Ang.MS.S3 2m RICHARD IIAl.EY IMS. BLUR &. 1 1LDWCLL. PHYSICIANS AND SIRGEONS, Hsmtseutrr, 7Y", DR. CALDWELL having I.M-ated in the towo of Sweetwater, snd having s part . 1.:. .!.. fhuip ttrofessifiual services to the citiwniof the place and vicini ty lu dnn -rrou eases both will be in at tendance without extra charge. jfy I mice ai n ngni a .-hw . Aug. 5, 1 "53 1 V M A Farm for Sale. THE tubscrilM-r wishing to remove to the West, offers hit Farm for sale, situated ia -L- A'.mtrini. in- Itradler emint r. in HI". J Tenn., on the mail line and early eqidistant from Charleston 10 iienion. omm rami con sist of 185 Acres; about 65 ia cultivation; 39 or 40 acre more to clear; a 6ne young or chard bow bearing choice fruit; comfortable buildings; land good and ia food repair. Those wishinc to purchase would do well to apply snon. . T will positively sell a good bsr gaih. fence made easy. ivn 1 - u 1 1 1 - Aug. 5, 1643 St U


ocr: W. N. BICKNELL, M. D., SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN, Madisontuli, Tennesske, HAVING recently returned from attending a course of Medical instruction in tho University of Nashville, agnin respectfully tenders hi professional lemcv to tho public march 33, '53 3t 21 f


ocr: The Railroad to Wealth! FARE MODERATE. Ticket! to be procured at the great Depot for HANDSOME PRIZES. MARION & CO, LOTTERY &. EXCHANGE BROKERS, OFFICE comer of Guy and Fayette at., Baltimore, Md. The following GRAND PRIZES have all been sold and cashed by ua within the short time of two months viz: 1 prize of 938,000 Q prizes of $10,000 1 20,000 3 M 4,000 1 u 13,000 2 M 2,000 Besides a great ninny of a smaller denom ination in fact not a day passes that a re spectable Prize is not sold by us. Try us! 1 ry us! it you want a Prize. Magnificent Lotteries Drawing DAILY! Tickets vnrving in price from Si to $20. A SPLENDID $10 LOTTERY! This cant be beaten ! Try a Chance in this. Sf.kd us ok ah X. $589,589. WEDNESDAY, May 18, 1853. Class 25. Maryland Consolidated Ixittkry, 78 Numbers 12 Drawn Ballots. 1 Prize of 30,900 19 " 3,000 100 " 1,000 100 400 6G " . 100 06 " 80 132 60 132 40 Ticket $10 Shares in propertion. Certificates of 26 W'holo Tickets $150 00 " Half " 75 00 " Quarter . 37 50 " Eighths 18 75 ONLY LOOK AT THIS! BEST $5 LOTTERY EVER OFFERED! Go in for a Package if you want a Prize! $243,090! TUEESDAY, May 24. Maryland Consolidated Lottery. Class Z. 75 Numbers 12 Drawn Ballots. 1 Prize of $20,000 1 " 10,000 1 " 6,000 4 a 3,000 4 1,500 4 " 1,000 5 600 200 " -105 Tickets 85 Shares in proportion. Certificates of 25 Whole Tickets $74 00 u " Half " 37 00 !' " Quarter " 18 50 MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR MAY, 1853. 1,825,824 DOLLARS! CAPITAL PRIZE $80,000! Grand Consolidated Lottery of Md. Class M. To be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, May 28. 78 Numbers lb Urawn .Ballots. Magnificent Scheme. 1 Prize of $80,000 is $80,000 4 " 20,000 is 80,000 4 10,000 is 40,000 7 " 3,963 is 27,744 800 (lowest 3 Nos.) 500 is 400,000 41,856 $1,825,824 Tickets $32; Halves $16: Quarters $8: Eighths $4. The above scheme is one of treat magni tude and beauty, it hnving; a capital of $80, 000, four prizes of $20,000, four of $10,000 and eight hundred prizes of $500. We