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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
AL Indebted Take Notice.
IF YOU WANT 70 SELL YOUR FARM,
l-adveItse in the ''Grant County Herald"
Two Store-Esooms Il ether Buildings

Two RENT in Pleasant Valley, Potosi.-0ne of
the Rooms is occupied us drugstore: the 9th
er is new building neatly furnished occupied
general dry-goods store, with all necessary buildings
attached to il such cellar, graney, smoke and dwell
ling house.
would state for The information of those desiring to
go into mercantile business that BRITISH HOLLOW is
one of the first commercial points in Cram County
Merchants, druggists ard others respectfully invited
to come and see for themselves.
For further il formation call at the residence of the
subTcyibcr. y, WI. HUNT.
Pleasant VALLEY Nov. 22a 1855. 26tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
EseefOyyn.

70lUn !, Range 4, bects0n TO.
40 acros-Iot No. 5--ne Or of NV or
lot No. 7--sw ar of nv or
90 aeres-lot No. S--west hf Of Sc or Of NV or
40 acrcs-ot No. Inv Or of sw Or
lot No. Pine Or of sw or
lot No 15--nw or of Sc or
lot No. 16--ne Or of SO Or
lot No. 1S--sw or of Sc Or
lot No. 4--se ar of ne Or
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
I.nns at This.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted 10 me
IN either on Book or Note account will cost by
paying up Immediately for am compelled TO raise a
large amount of Money soon, consequently the money
must come without delay. 25-tf d. R. WALKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
Bargains! Bargains Il Bargai12s!!

FENiE undersigned will sell his Goods at Cost for the
Il next thirty days, for Cash Country Produce
Persons wishing to purchase Goods great bargain
had better call soon, he wants to close out his present
stock To make for New Goods the lat of April next.
will also pay the Highest Cash Price for Wheat and
Potatoes delivered at my Warehouse Mt the Potosi Lam
ding. G. LEE ANDERSON.
rot0si, 1st March, 1857. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
Fruit Trees for sale.

~ / OFFER for sale at my Nursery. six miles
south Of Lancaster, large quantity Of GRATED
@$sS ~ Fruit Trees-sood and tlIif!y, from two TO
- three years growth, and raised by Terms
reasonable. EDMUND HARRISON,
March 18th, 1857 39tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
GENERAL NOTICES.
Notice. positivaif

TNH0SE old Notes and Accounts due ID. T. Parker
i be paid Immediately or tles will he put forthwith
in the hands Of Barber y Lowery for collection.
Please take notice. DIT. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Mandatory.
ENCOURAGED by the large patronagage in my Stove
Business, take pleasure in informing the people of
CLAYTON and adjoining e,an1i-s that Eayb connected
TIN SHOP with my Hardware, Stove and Iron Store
where will manufacture and sell, at wholesale anu
tall every article of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron
Ware, at the lowest price All orders for work prompt
" attended to.-Nov. /, 1856. G. L. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
Paw up at Potosi,

II. persons indebted us by note or bool account
N notified TO and settle now as we are III
need Of money andnuat close up business Immediately
ANDERSON & HAMMOND.
June Goth. 1856. 1T!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
pEAT. ESTATE FOR CASH.

TIME subscriber offers the following Lands and Village
/ Lots for sale at low price
SO acres situated the East Branch Of Blue Riv
ar in acc y e g. r. west OF which 100 ia good
MEADOW land which will yield from 100 TO 200 tons OF
hay annually There is also rstrate mill with
Is or is foot fall, good pripg and lewed Lighthouse
upon the premises
Also 100 acres sitnat ed in sec. &c. T. 6, r. West
,Ih improvements of frame dwelling hauso, one
frame barn, one aase, acres IN enl'lvaton
This land is all tillable.
ALSO Two Lots in the Village of siontfort, of
which one improved. with good dwelling-house and
garden upon it; the other is unnproved
A. r. SCHNEE.
w;ngville, Grart Co., Wis, March I'd, 1871. 81
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
no BIacISsmifI,s.

TUST RECEIVED very large stock of IRON and
81 STEEL, of the best quality, and of all sizes. AL
complete stock Of Tools, consisting of Inousehole
avi vices, bellows tuyere irons stocks and
plates sedges, hand hammers tire lenders horse rasps
and flies Also full assortment of seat and buggy
springs iron axles wagon boxes tnibo skens, horse
nails ready-mae, horse shoes, &C., &c, all Of which
win sell ut very low advance for cash. rs my motto is
"sllall profits and quick sales.' G. +. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
SHERMAN & MASON'S
Hand Seed Planter.

PATENTED DEC. %, 1856
M Hat we have to say to farming friends is,
wv have been to great expense of lime and money
TO get our Hand Planter perfected We oifr to
you good reliable implement for planting Corn and
other Seeds that you or your boys c1 work with taeili-
t. and ease. 1t is light, weighing about three and
half pounds is stout, liable TO get out Of order will
work we'll in all kinds Of grbfhd Wet or dry, hard
soft will not clog and will always deposit the seed in
the moist SOIL which causes its certain and speedy
examination. We labor under difficulty this
son, not having any County and State premiums but
Warrant our implement 10 be good any Hand
Planter and better in many respects. II the proprieoI
Of other Hand Planters doubt the good qualities of our
mtement, will try with theirs ground they
have mind to choose, eiihrto hlant row OF two
lat time, and viii take any challenge they have
niud 10 give. Retail price $500. Agents wanted
take orders for our Hand Seed Planter in every town
throughout the West On receipt Of $500 we will send
one Of Hand Seed Planters part the United
States free of charge.
H. NJ. elliott travelling Agent for The above planter.
For further Information address Sherman & Mason
Hazel Green, Grant Comfy, Wis.
3Q-3m SHERMAN & VI AS0N
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
BAY MARE.

.rEx Up by the subscriber residing in the town q
Fenboro on lands owned y him, on IN II April,
three four year %la a sy cars below a ieo so
col :, i requested to prove property pay charges
and take said sirar. 80
Anril 10th. Is55
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
A Farm for sale.

r WING one mile west of Patch Grove Village. The
said Farm contains so acres; 20 of the above is i'm
moved There is frame house enclosed, 10 by 26
The place is we'll watered and wooded
Apply Caller BRGGs two miles west OF Patch Grove
March 18th, 1851 otosS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
REAL ESTATE
A Farm for Sale,

IN PATCH GROVE, GRANT COUNTY, wis.
CONTAINING two hundred tSenty-six and ne.,ais
aeres Sixty-seven ana pne-half acres OF eaii Gsfa
is timber land of the bsst kipd. Fifty IS sss
down with timothy and coyor which affords the boes
kind of meadow and seven acres Of Crsnara The re
mander Of the farm is part Prairie ard in oitvston.of
the best kiad and is situated within te miles of the
town of Patch Grove the leading road be1e2n The
Mississippi and Milwaukee, where several coaches pass
daily. The ariais we'll accommodated with GOOD sup
ply of water of the best kind. Also there is good
Dwelling Houses, barn; statles CRIBS
workman, and several other houses too numerous to
mention. For further particulars apply to the owner on
The farm. ARTHUR FEGAN
January 14th, 1867. 3mca0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

Mooney WANTED.-An persons knowing themselves
sl indebted to either by Note or Book Account,
please BAY up, and commence new account,
iii OF money.
35 GEORGE W.RYIAND & co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
Wafcrl0O.

ToUn 3, Range (, Section TO.
10 acres-Iot No. 6--nw or of NV or
lot No 7--sw or CT NV Or
lot No. 9-,Iw or of sw or
lot No. lone ar of sw Or
lot No ll--se qr Of 5w or
lot No. 12--sw or of sw Or
lot No. 15--se Or OF Sc or
lot No. I6--sw or OF Sc or
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
STRAYs.
gEn CIV.

rx,AKENuP by the subscriber residing in Fenninnore
=. W ona Red cow about eight years old The
oner is requested Gomez prove property pay charges
and take said stray. Sofi-N a.
az Eann;rnore, April 10th, 1857. 42-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
Smith Shop for Sale

S-11-f1HrefSb
4 OFFER for sale the Stone Black Smith Shop, situas
ted near Mrs. Philbricks Tavern in Fennmore The
shop large, 20 by 2S feettwo fires and in every
convenient will sell the tools and stock with the shop
The country is thckly settled and under high state
of cultivation, and there is Ii tile competition in
the smithing business.
For TERMS apply to the subscriber at the store near
ORLANDO WO0DNoGrH.
July 10th. 1856. Aft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
Genuine Charter Oak Stoves
Tin. copper and Sheet Iron Manufactory.

A LII SIZES of this we'll known Stove on hand-war-
1 4 ranted to be the Genuine--for sale low by
Gutcnhurg Nov. ID, sc. G.. f. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

Jones Corn Planter.
J.DODGE, Proprietor,
BEETOWN, WISCONSIN
rENE subscriber gives notice that he will, by himself
4 agents, visit every farm neighborhood in Grant
and Iowa counties, to furnish Jones' Corn Planter,
known throughout the country the first premium inn
elements of the kind offered.
Written testimony of the perfect success of this
Planter given by the principal farmers OF Grant County,
will be furnished in circulars all inquiries Valuable
improvements been made upon this Planter since
last year. rendering it stronger and able last for
&c time used with 1t is sold at the pri-
ces as before-S10,00. JOHN DODGE.
Beetown, April 9th, 1857. 42-6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

LANCASTER MILLINERY.
Sse-wn Miss MARY GRAHAM informs the ladies
- II Lancaster and Vicinity that she mas coinien-
MI ced the Millinery Business in a Room
Adjoining Robertson's Watch & Jswelry Store.
Sn. fee s competent to do any work in her line.
The last of April she will have hand Stock OF fa-
slienab.e Hats, Bonnets, and Trimmings OF every
styIe and duality, which she will sell Cheap.
Lancaster April 4th, 1897. at4Z'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18
7 WILL SELL. for y cash, balance time, the fol-
lowing Lands in Grant County, Wis., to wit:

Titles Indispensable Gallon subscriber in PateviIe,
Wisconsin for any tract after and including NE u
of Sec s. Town s. r. W., call Hon J. Allen Barber
of Lancaster. STEPHEN o. PAINE.
Nov. 10th, 1856. 3nl2l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-04-18

allow sos' inquired his AUDITORS.
"Why, ever since that time, said Jake,
with a grin on his phiz, "spery jackass
Grants an office"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

AN EXTRAORDINARY HYpooRITE. jackson,
who was murdered in Russell, Massachusetts,
by Charles Jones, was taken to Hartford
Connecticut, for burial in the Hebrew fashion.
The Hartford Times says:
Jones, the murderer, was a Millerite, and
the same fellow who has just served out
term Of four years in the Connecticut State
Prison for rob1ing John Deans store. He
was the coolest scoundrel that ever infested
this city. lie professed great concern for The
souls Of sinners and was constantly reading
the Bible and exhortng at evening meetings
Whilst in the confidence of Mr.. Dean he stole
about 1000 worth Of goods from his store
together with considerable sums of money
He stole the silk to make him a surpice to
preach in; started a church at GIa-tenbury-
stole the trimmings for his pulpit. and the
velvet for his chair, and also stole goods to
pay the cabinet maker for the chair; broke
into the Catholic church and stole the priests
robe for a sample Of one for himself, and also
stole the silver chalice from the altar; called
at MIR. Deans one evening to have'a little
season of prayer. remained till evening. babe
the family good.by, but instead of going out
Of the door, he stole up stairs aud secreted
himself under the bed occupied by Mr.. Deans
son-remaned there till past midnight, when
he crcpt out and robbed young Deans peck
cts Of 300, (Which he had ascertained the
day previous that he had just procured from
the bank then went up to st. Johns Hall,
called for lodgings. gG up before day light,
stole a suit of clothes from boarder, and
cleared for neighboring town. But this is
not half his vilanies. He was constantly
stealing praying and exhorting. till brought
up by a four years' term of i'm nrisonment"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

The CRMEAS WAR.-General Jesup, the
Quarter-mastes General of the United States
army, and an old soldier Of experience, COM
menling upon Marshal Vailants exposition of
the trimean war, says he was never able to
comprehend before that exposition the ope-
ratons OF the allied armies in the Crimea
which were in violation OF the military axiom
which requires the army in the field to be
driven out before All important fortress is at
tackled. The French were not able to do so
for want of means of transportation, which
prevented them going twenty five miles from
their ships. For force of three hundred aud
nine thousand men they employed less than
half the number of animals for all purposes
during the war which We supplied for draft
and packing alone for our army in Mexico,
which never exceeded 10000 men. General
j., says:
~ hope our country may never have &C.
casion to 90 to war again, but the more close.
ly look into the details, rs well as the
strategic, combination of European armies,
The less tear war. Those armies have a fair
stock OF professional intelligence, but il they
have genius, think it is genius in its de
crepitude."
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PRocURABILITY OF EvIDEEcE.-Apropos
eof the large rewards offered by some of the
New York press for the discovery of the late
DR.. Burdell, the New Yorker says "there can
now be no doubt of the conviction of some
body, guilty or innocent" The editor adds:
ave understand the District Attorney had
the proffer of testimony, from several
sources, which would conclusively establish
the guilt of Mrs. Cunningham, but on inves-
tigation it proved TO be utterly UNRELIABLE
On one occasion, the great agitator, Daniel
O'ConneIl, shot aworthless horse and then
advertised E500 reward for the discovery of
the perpetrator. In the course of few
days the reward was claimed by party,
who produced proof against man, of so di-
rect and conclusive a kind, that there would
have been no doubt of his conviction, had
not O'Connell disclosed the truth. ofthe case
So much for the reliability Of evidence fur
nished under the stimulus Of a reward"
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A MopEL pEER.-The Earl of Oxford, in

A MODEL PEER.-The Earl Of Oxford in
reply to an application madeto him by the
Secretary of the Norwich Bible Society, to
take the chair at their meeting, writes as fol-
lows "Sir,-I am surprised and annoyed at
the contents ofyour lstter-surprised because
nv well-known character should have exemp-
ted me from such an application, and annoyed
because it obliges me to have this communi-
cation with you. have long been addicted
to the gaming table, have lately taken to
the turf-I fear frequently blaspheme-
have never distributed religious tracts. All
this WAS well known to you and your society;
Notwithstanding which you think me tit
person for your president. God forgive Your
hypocricy. | would rather live in the land
Of sinners than with such saints. | am, sir,
&C.,
(SiCned) OXFORD.
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Another instance OF Tape Worm Worn

Cared by the use Of DR.. MLanes Veieof"eu 'e''"s''
prepared by Fleming Bros ....,s 1870
This is to certify that was troubled WIN tape wor.'
for more than six months. tried all the known res
dies for This dread affection but without being aole
TO destroy Il. l got one Of DR.. hlanes nnAn
which contained notices OF several wohuer,u Nu,es
which had been performed by his celebrated Nermunge,
prepared by Fleming Bros l resolved TO- try u, anu
Immediately purchased bottle, which took secorulns
to directions and the result was dcharsed one arg
nnmhsr ~ small ones MRS. NJ SCOTT,
- No. 20 Cannon street. :,
GE-Purchasers win be carefulto ask for Dn NJ LnSt
Of Pittsbnrqh Pa, All other vermimRes In COMPARE
son are worthless. DR.. MLane's genuine NermnuEe'
also his celebrated Liver Pills, can nov be had ~
spectacle drug stores NoRegeHH,ns w,x9 mos
mature Q( i2s) fLEMlNu pnOo'
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

vUyHE subscriber wishes to sell the FARM on which
Il he now lives, in the fret civil District OF Polk
county, Tennessee II Is situated directly on the Road
leading FROM Benton to Athens, about two miles from
Hiwassee River, and contains 400 acres-about lfo
acres in cultivaon--penty Of timber, and good deal
OF the timbered Land well adapted to cultivation it's
very pretty and desirable place to live; as healthy as
any place In the Sta,e-comorRble Dwellings, good
barn, stables, Cribs and other outhouses ine large
Spring as good water rs any, good Orchard Of young
Apple Trees of well selected fruit.
Any person wishing to purchase a good and comfort
aNe hone on liberal terms, would do well to call and
loon for themselves For further informston call on
the Undersigned the premises, or A. p bradford at
Rcevill, Tenn. HENRY BRADFORD.
June 0, ls57-tf-454
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Chancery Court at Athens.


MOss q JuCksOnl
rS.
James A. sullins, and Timothy NJ. Suns and Lazarus
podson, Executors Of Nathan Sullins, deed
this II appears nom allegation In the b,
which Is to, that James A. Sulins, one Of the
defendants nonresident of the state of Tennessee,
is therefore ordered that publication be made IN the
Athens Post, newSn.per published In the town 81
Athens county Of McMnn, and State Of Teunessee for
four successive weeks requiring the said James A. Sui
Inns to make his personal appearance at Court OF
Chancery, be holden Ia Athens In said county aud
State on the 30 Monday In August next, to plead an
swer or denul TO coupainauts bill hled as Atoresadi
or the same will be taken confessed to him and
set for hearing accordingly.
wM LOWRY, O. An.
June ~, 1S5T-4t-prs fec s3-4t5
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WASHINGTON, June ga letter received
yesterday from source in Kansas entitled
to the most implicit confidence, states three
fourths at least of the present settlers are
10 favor of making Kabsas free State, inclu-
ding nearly one half Of the emigrants from
slaveholding States.
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NEw York, June 1.-THE steamer Van
derbilt has arrived with Liverpool dates TO
June 8.
WEATHER-The weather was very favo-
rable for crops.
ConsoIs quoted at 81, land the money mar
ket reported easier.
Flour was quoted very dull, with decline
of Is. Wheat was also very dull, from
3da4d decline, and quotations nominal.
Corn was quiet, aud quotations barely
maintained. Oct a.
The Paris Bouise was henvy, showing u
gradual decline. Threes closed at 50f Zoe.
There has been destructive conhagration
at Cons,antinople, by which 1900 hundred
houses were destroyed.
Serious p6litco-reIigou riots have occur
red in the principal Belgian cities, arising out
of anti.Catholc feelings against converts,
and inconsistencies The cottage near the
Bishops Palace had been attacked, but the
troops had interfered and at last accounts Or
de. was nearly restored.
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Farm for Sale.

vEvIIE subscriber offers for sale her FARM situated
= IN miles from Athens, on the old road leading 10
Philadelphia, and IN he immediate vicinity OF Forest
NIL containing 100 -ACJ'ces, more or
less-abOut A. acres under cultivation. There are
aboat 70 scrc, % splendid meadow lsud, n rortlcr or
which is well set in rrassal vel, wGered. There Is
comfortable Dwelling House, two neat Brick Cottages,
good Brick Kitchen aud 81 necessary outhouees,--
There young Apple Orchard Of the best variety OF
fruit and a Peach Orchard.
II the above property is not previously disposed Of
1t will be sold 4, public sale, Mt The couri-honss, Ia
Athens, tie "a Monday Of August next Terms made
known on dav Of sale. MARY f. p. LIDE.
Nav %. 1sF7-td-i52
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

RIGHTEoUs VERDIcT.-At recent trial in
New York for seduction, the plaintiff recov-
cred ten thousand dollars damages, the full
amount claimed. A few more examples of
this sort might possibly have beneficial et-
feet upon the morals Of the gay Lotharios
of Gotham.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19
whit. ree,h, pe-s-med Breath. and

White Teeth, perssmed Breath, and
BEAUTIFUL CoNPLkxIos-ean be acquired by using the
Balm Of a Thousand FiOlosrs." What lady or gen
tleman would remain under the curse OF dissgreea-
bic breath when by using the "BALM or A THOUSAND
FLOwEAs" as a deatifrice, would not only render 1t
sweet but leave the teeth white as aabasterf Many
persons do not know their breath Is bad and the sub
ect Is so delicate their friends will mention it,
Beware Of eounterfets. Be each bottle is signed
FErRIDGE co., NJ Y
For sale by all Druggists. Feb. 2I-iy-eoW-440
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OXFORD.
(Signed)

tw The Richmond South Of Tuesday
says: "By an almost unanimous vote, the
Baptist Association o: Virginia, yesterday
resolved to withdraw their cpuntenance and
support from the American Tract Society,"
A sensible conclusion.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

WHAT SCIENTIFIC MEN THINK. That great
philosopher, Muggins, after expanding upon
the subject vast amount of his Herculean
intellect, has arrived at the conclusion that
should the collision of the earth with any
celestial wanderer take place as anticipated,
we shall all be summary knocked into n
"comet-ose" condition. lie hopes the medi-
cal critics will not attempt to annihlate his
profound deductions.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-06-19

HoBoxES, N. j.. June l0.-Com. John c.
Stevens died of enlargement of the heart, at
his residence in lioboken, thisalternoon, aged
10 years. lie leaves property TO the amount
of several millions.
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.sox,C CrI-EuWATION.

MERRIAM Sun LoDoK, No. 30, Free and Accepted Ma
sons will celebrate st. Johns Day, Path june by pub
lie Procession, Address, &C., and invite neiehoorns
Lodges and transient brethren In good standing 10
join in the ceremonies aud festivities Of the day
The public are also respectfully invited to be present
at the Church. w. o. noMsoNi &C.,
WIN. BURNS, fCom.
Athens Nav %. 1857, PL. GAMBLE,
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Or Much attention is now paid to the
habits ofparasites detected by the microscope
in the Ivers of animals on which We feed
Many diseases are attributed to this origin.