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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26

n Glorious RecOrd.-Twclvc years
ago II few modest lines in Il New York journal
invited public attention to II new Vegetable
Restorative, and solicited II trial of its merits
a remedy for indigestion. biiousncss, fever
and ague. debility. nervous disorders. rhcu-
mati>m, and all complaints requiring invigo-
rating and regulating treatment In this quiet.
unpretcntlouS way PLANTATION B!rrERs was
introduced to the world It was u success
from .hc beginning. All that wa, claimed for
it rs Il tonic, a corrective and antidOtc to ma
lariOis fever, was found to be strictly true
Within five years the annual sales Of this az
ticlc amounted to over One Million of Bottles.
a few years more and the demand bad swcllcd
to five millions. The annual consumption Of
the bttcrs has now reached the almost incrcdi-
bic aggregate Of six millions of BOTTLES, and
for every bottle sold copy of the illustrated
Medical Annual. published by the propretor,,
at cost Of Sl5O,0O0, is given away.
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY is no Patent
Medicine humbug, gotten up to dupc the ig-
norant and crcdulOuS. but is a perfect specific
fOi Nasal tatarrh, "COld in the head" and
kindred diseases.
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'NOi:I,.y nsuiliic,

The subscriber, one of the NotaryS Public
for McMimn County. will take Acknowledge
mcntH Of Deeds, Probate Accounts. and do
any other work pcrtaningto the duties Of 4
Notary. office ut Calhoun. I'D. LYLE.
April ;, linz
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We ARE pleased to learn that the exercise, of
this Society, on the evening of the ?Dth, were Il
success and crcditabIc to all engaged.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26

IHAvE the largest and best stock Hanging
Dog Iron ever found in this market. consisting
Of Wagon tire. Bull Tongue. Twisting shovel
and Straight shovel Moulds, for Cash or Barter
April j. I. +. GIBsONs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26

JNO. ii. REYNOLDS. Cleveland. Tennessee.
has now ready for the Spring and summer
trade large and complete assortment Of Car
riages, Hacks. Buggies and Wagons. Prices
and quality Of work warranted satisfactory
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A ACA s.
NOn..scsis:cut Notice.


Eldrid Grubb ct ais, V. \. Denton ~ Co. =, ais.
Original and Injunction BILL
TT appearing to the Master from the uIlcp,.
L tion- Of complainants Bill. which is sworn
to. that defendant q. 4. Shuts j. u Lon.rc,i.
dent Of the state Of Tennessee: II is therefore
ordered by the Ma>tcrthlt the before mention.
ed nonresident defendant enter his appc,r.
anrc on or before the second day of our next
Chancery Court. for Mcigs county. at u Chan.
Gerry Court to he held at the Courthouse in
the town Of Decatur, Tennessee. on the second
Monday OF september. 1872. then and there to
plead, answer or drmur to complainani~ said
Bill, or the same will he taken for confessed
and set for hearing cN pnrtr ~ to him: and
that this order be published in the Athcn,
Post for four consecutive weeks.
W. +. BLEVINs. e. 4 VI.
Allen. BLIZZARD n Bradford. sol. for comprt.
April u. lSi2.it-prs fee Si,OO-23O
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Atheus 2ust.
Butter and I,r.s


Cool Butter Is worth 90 cents pound, and
IN demand; Eggs wanted Mt l2ll cent, dozen.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26

LARGE new lot Boots and Shoes. at
April p. r. +. GIBsoy's.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26

STILL wanted for cash. Wheat, Flour. Corn.
Lard, Bacon-hams, &C., at 7. GIBsoN's.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26
WHITE CLIFF SPRINGS,
Monroe County. Tennessee.

THESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED on
1 Chilhowcc Mountain. ~ mile from Ma,li-
SonvIIc, and same distance from ATHENS,
Tennessee.
They are located at IN elevation Of about
ZOO feet above COuaSauga VALLEY, in a dry,
pure and very inyigorating atn0'phcrc-af-
forling an extensive and beautiful view Of
the surrounding country.
There are three springs in cloSt proximity
two of which are Tonic. DiuTetic and Altcrl-
tive. and have proved very cilicacious in re-
LEVINE li.pu.ns nf IN,
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Family Groceries, for which he will take in
exchange Butter. Eggs. and other Produce.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-04-26
slfb DAY Of Nav

nrN', in front oithr touri.hou.c. in Washing
ION "irr and sell TO tn" highest bidder. a val
uiblr tract Of Land known ~ The VIM. y.
H''I''it i!rm, situated on the north side IL
tennessee River. in said county. adioininy the
innd' Of Peach Taylor. :. j. \. Frazier and
j"hn loyal. said land will bee sold ,uhirct to
Inc widows dover. and on y credit If twelve
ana eighteen months. except the sum ur five
per cent which will hc required to be paid
down. Notes and approved security with in
,crest from date will be- required uf the pur-
chaser and a lien will be retained on the Land
Tor The balance Of the purchase money.
FRANkLlN LOCKE, CLERK.
April T., lS'2-ii-pr, fee SjoJ-29S
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Bread is the Staff of Life.

RtT YOU CAN'T MAKE COOP BREAD
- ont of bad Flour. have just received a
ear load Of Fancy Family Flour. made ont
OF choice Ohio White Wheat. which will make
good bread, For sale at the old stand near
the Depot. J. VI. HENDERSON.
Athens. April !. iSI2-if2.I
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PhiIomathcun Society.

VIII pay the highest market price for mic
Pot Of good Bacon
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NOTICE.

TO ALL PERSONS WHO MAY KNOW
l Themselves indebted to the estate of II
Boyd deed. by note or account. are requested
To- come and pay up forthwith and save COSTS
All who may have claims against said estate
must present them in six months from This
dat" in due form a. the Laws requires, or they
VIII be forever barred. This Ri day of Aprii
~ +. l.. MILLER. Admir-.
dd District, McMinn Co.. April :. 'I2.3t -,
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For good bargains and cheap Goods, 90 to
Chas. +. Keith's.
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New Advertisements.
Cottage at White Cliff for Sale.

4 NEW, LARGE AND COMFORTABLE
y Frame Cottage, at this healthy and do,-
rablc summer resort built TWO wear, since.
upon one or the most desirable lots. and COM
handing very fine view Of the valley be-
low:i- offered at avery low price. It has a.
wide hail. with four good sized rooms. porchc,
both front aud rear all most conveniently ar
ranged, with stove, Table and Chair. ali rcn-
IT, for occupancy. If rot sold soon will be
rented for the season. Apply to
VI. a. HELM.
4 ihpus Tom Anil nE
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NOTICE.
Sale Of Valuable Lands.

y OBEDIENCE TO \ DECREE OF THE
1 Circuit Court Of Rhct County, rendered at
the last February term Of said Court, in the
case Of Jas. h. Hale and wife against Nancy
McrIiott aud others. will. ON the
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Carriages, lsucgics. Wagons.

Manufactured and for sale at low prices, b,
JNO. II. REYNOLDS. Cleveland, Tennessee.
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Daily Aanaebee Aanraak
PLANTS FOR SUNNY WINDOWS.

Vines for the window whether in sum-
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all fond of window gardening. a pleas.
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your window is sunny, there is no limit to
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until the wild ones come again. Will
two maurandias, one white, the other pur
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Cor tsoeR oleum, as il is called an En-
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their defective representation. Inc vines
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of the window frame. Then. close to the
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anium. and. for the sake of contrast, a
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eye in the center. Do not be afraid O
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tiny ones of linaria cymbalaria or collise
UNI ivy. II not intending to have but ont
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tie and the plants commonly called wan
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geranium, may be made to droop over tn
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and badness often, though not always,
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the hair where the folicles are de-
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saved by this application, and stimu-
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growth of hair is produced Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton Of dandruff, which is often so un-
cleaniy and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some Preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
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their bones destroyed by mineral poison or other
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Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache, Pain
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
Diseases or Cattle.

The London Veterinarian says the
present condition of Europe with re-
gard to tho cattle plague, is not very
reassurng. II still threatens Ger
many, aud has not been exterminat-
ed either in Galicia or lower Aus
tria. IL has broken out in Poland,
on the direct line OF railway leading
into Siesia also in the Baltic prov.
ince Of Ligonia in Russia, near the
port OF Riga, and among the cows
IN the dairies Of ST. Petersburg, be-
sides existing to an alarming extent
in Southern Russia, where sheep as
we'll AS cattle are attacked. IL has
also appeared in several departments
in France. extending its ravages from
tho neighborhood Of Paris toward
the channel coast at Havre and
Dieppe. In Holland, however, the
pleuro- pneumonia has been steadily
declining for several months.
The foot and mouth disease still
retains strong hold in many parts
Of Great Britain, and is reported as
existing in eighty-two countics.-
Fairs and markets in connection
with tho Irish cattle trade have
proved prolific sources OF mischief.
Ii exists in Holland and q cargo Of
twelve hundred sheep, landed at
Harwich from Rotterdam, four Of
them being found infected with the
disease, the whole were Immediately
slaughtered at the place Of landing.
Other cargoes from the same port, in
which the disease was detected, were
summarily dealt with in the same
manner.
The smallpox in sheep has noreas.
cd to rather serious extent in
Pomerania and other parts Of the
North German States incubation
continues to be carried out on q large
scale, farmers having the fullest
confidence in it's protection against
the natural disease, ss we'll s. that
the benign nature Of the inocuiated
pheep-pox rarely leads 20 fatal re-
suits. English farmers gonorally
concur IN this opinion.
The influenza in horses, which was
noticed and excited alarm in the
stables of New York, a few months
since, is going the rounds of the large
towns and cities OF Europe in some
places in England il has made great
havoc. The pathology Of this disease
requires more full investigation
than it has yet received
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

ABOUT THE FUNNY MEN.-Grati>
tude foybids us TO speak evil Of the
"funny" writers and lecturers, espe,
cially as we have known some of
them in private life who were Of
depressed and melancholy turn of
mind. 1t is, nevertheless, certain
that he who is a perpetual jester will
be but sorry one. Lecturers who
contract with committees to make
"Lyceums" laugh, must 90 their
drollest, though the grin may DO re-
ally the outward and visible sign of
the inward and inaudible groan It
is a question for the moralists, even
il all matters have their humorous
side, whether the habit Of unceasing-
ly seeking for it is good one. wheth-
er this method of treating grave sub.
jects may not sometimes be fatal TO
earnestucss of purpose and sincerity
of speech Al present, however, fun
is IN fashion, and the men who ma
nipulate the diaphragms, are more
popular than the men who seek the
heart, 10 say nothing OF Che head
We are likely TO ind out how much
OF the iacetlaus there is in bad spell.
ing aud the misuse Of venerable and
honest words The Funny Men. we
observe, are falling out among them
selves, and strong smell Of larceny
pervades the atmosphere of facetlous-
ness. The grotesque lecturers are
repeating each other after so long
repeating themselves and we are
inclined to selieve that the breaking
up Of this school, if il deserve such q
dignified name, is st hand The aud
fences are firing OF the black pepper
aud calling for the espsicum. We
await this change to moderate seri-
ousBess which must come, with the
less apprehension Of a dull epoch, be-
cause good many of those who
have taken up the trade of drollery
are eminently fitted by nature for
something better.-N Y Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13

GTATE OF WISCONSIN In Circuit Court in and for
- County of Grant, 5 Grant County Wisconsin.
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale.
T, N. Hnbbe plaintiff, VS.. Jacob Bounen aud Lu-
cretia Bonnel, This wife,, Elisha Ransom. H. A. W.
McNair, Guardian of Lucia Walker an infant. J.
Al EN- Barber and Z. W. Reyes. defendants.
By virtue of judgment of foreclosure and order
Of sale made and rend red in this action dated Sep
TENDER ISh ISL directing that sale be made of the
lands and promises therein described followstow
Lot number eight ~, 10 block two (2) in the vii
No fourt4. hve5) and seven "a in block No. nine (9)
In the village Of Fennimore Grant Co.. Wis. aeco riding
day of February, A. d. 1872, ut o'clock in the at
terucon at the front door OF the court house. in the
village OF Lancaster, Grant county. Wisconsin, Sell
said described lands or much thereof as may be
necessary to the highest bidder tor cash. satisfy said
judgment, interest and costs Of sale.
Nm. t. SL0AT, Sheriff.
WIN P. DEWEY. PlGs Atty. Grant County, Wis.
Dated Lancaeter, Nov. ~, 1871 3Iw6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
Rust in Wheat.

II is at present we'll established
that rust in grain is produced from
the spores of a microscopcal fungus
growing upon the barberry aud
various rough-leaved plants, alder,
&c. These, falling upon the leaves
of tho cereals cad other grasses.
develop very rapidly, and 10 turn
yield the summer spores OF similar
character, by which the affection is
propagated with inconceivablo quick
ness. Tue winter spores, which are
produced last, fOrm on the first
named plants other fungus grow Tbs
the next year, and thereby secure
the continuance Of the rust from
season to season
Tho proper methods Of preventing
grain from taking this affection,
consist, first, in exurpating the bar
berry aud other trees mentioned
from the vicinity of the grain-ields ;
next, the grain should be cleaned
with the utmost care so that no
seeds Of the fungus-bearing plants
may be introduced in the field in the
sowing, and thus aid in the develop
ment of the disease snd fualIy, no
manure should DO applied TO the
graln-helds in which any straws are
mixed that have come from rusted
plants, and, in fact, straw OF this
Character should DO burned as the
most etfectual method of protection
against the spreading Of the disease
III used at ali "a manure, however, il
should DO kept for grass-lands or
fields IN which grain is not raised.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-02-13
Sheriff'S Sale-Bray.
CrArE OF WISCONSIN / Circuit Court in and for
- Grant County. Grant County
Judgment Of Foreclosure and Sale.

SrArE OF WISCONSIN Circuit Court in and for
- Grant County. Grant County.
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale.
Mary Carr. plaintiff. VS.. William Bray, defendant
BY virtue OF judgment Of foreclosure and order OF
sale rendered and made in the above entitled action
the 29th day Ct September. 1871, TO me d.
ted and delivered, directing that sale be made OF
the lands and premises therein mentioned and de-
scribei, to-wit: The west halt of the west half OF
the south east quarter of section twenty-five (25) in
township two (2) north OF range one "a west; also
part OF the west half of the south quarter of
said section, described follows to- wit
at rock set in the Mineral Point road for the south
of said half of the southeast quarter
OF said section and running thence north thirteen
chains and nfty. four LINKS; thence north twenty
niue degrees west nine chains and ninety two links;
thence north seventy-eight degrees east four chains
aud seveniy-hve links; thence east one chain and
thirty Links thence north sixteen chains and
four links thence west eleven chains and twentyon
links; thence south Unity. nine ehaus aud niaety
four links thence east ten chains and fourteen Inks
10 the place OF beginning all lying and being situated
In Grant county. Wisconsin will the Goth d~y of
February, 1872 at the hour of o'clock in the af
ternoon the front door Of the house in the
village of Lancaster, Grant County. Wisconsin. self
said described lands and premises the highest bidder
for cash to satisfy said judgment. interest thereon
and costs ofoale. WM. r.. SL0AT,
Sheriff Grant county, Wis
BUsHNELL 4 CLARK. plEs atty.
Dated January 8, 1879. S2w6