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FALJIMoRX, Oct ls-The styck board adionrpa al
Nvsttrc y until Tomorrow on account of the death
GALTIrosE. Oct l5-Costou quiet. tu, firm. Low
M4c.lilgs bed AT SioZ. Flour que but f al;
Nur.,o's IBehanRtd; there l. a local demand on'y
neal qUiei. bus nfm, white choic~, So O5 fx;r
:. tine 60, u Sa y %; amber, 52ss2 o.; good TO
Ir,ar iea, 81 eoa ": ecu mon to far do, 20
: '5as 80 I"rn hr1ner; stock scarce white south
TO, IVs.2. yellow southern, 67a71. mixed western,
.In mixed; ila42; do whit. +}ai5. Bye quiet aud
,bhi SEQ frOLislons quiet, but I'M: srces nomi
nsHy hrcharsed. Western butter unchanged
hisky NJ minsl, 9S1z.
NEW YORK, Oct I5.-Stocks easier. Gold steady,
seort, H9s: GovsTnmsnts very qoiet. Virginia
NEW YoRK, Oct. l5.-Tlour unchapged' wheat
GEIet AID firm. Com shsde frm1r.
LONDON, Oct 5.ll 30 a m -Cousols opened at 92As
Tor money, and E1s for account b nds of lS6s
CID, s.s; lS67 Is, a's; 10 40s, a,.; new fves, S9h
LONDON, Oct. Is, 30 p. m.--Consols for account,
or. EIte. AZ, -'
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The National Board of rrada. -,

The National Board Of Tad. canpessSsfss p-
fesentstivts from the leading commercial $3.50.
Citations In the principal cities of the United
States, will hold its fifth annual meeting In New
York to-day. The extensive Official programme
Recommendation and resolutions" drawn
up for consideration shows that the board, - In
meetings hitherto, Is likely 10 scatter its fire over
call creation" with corresponding weakness Of
execution the board would confne Its work
to few subjects per snnum, and press these TO
results before Congress or the nation. something
might be shown for their nve years work. As
1t Is, cipher will represent what they have &C
compIished.
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wev Juid say To - Chemist, - who sends US a
communication relative 10 base composition
water pipes" being laid ia Irsay parts or the
city, that his charge does not seem % be well
founded. Some ten months ago the New York
Lead Company submitted 20 ths Board OF
Health, FOR sanitary tests 5y the Clt aist OF the
latter hOdy, q specimen OF composite meta.
PIPE" The chemist OF the Board of Health,
after careful investigation, reported that al
though the pipe submitted 10 him Was far sape-
rior TO ordinary lead pipe, il was not quite
perfect, a. slightly deleterious deposit could
be detected after very severe test. The com
pany then submitted another specimen of COM
Iosite pipe, with Its component parts combined
In different manner, and the chemist of the
Board Of Health, after actual experiment. pro
nourcsdi n satisfactory. The superior qua ity Of
this latter Kind Of pipe having thus been ascer-
taiped by thorough chemical examination. the
Board OF Public Works made an arrangement
with the manufacturers to furnish q certain
quantity of II for use In the District, and until
q short time since it was exclusively used for
water service. To add 70 the durability OF this
composite pipe, and at the same time as an
extra sanitary precaution, the manufacturers
were subsequently required to line the inside OF
the pipes with tin, and Is soon a. the pressn,
supply Of composite metal pipes is exhausted
which will be in a very short time, tin-lined
pipes will be exclusively used In this connec
ton, IL may be remarked that the cost of the
pipes az present in use is considerably less thar
that Of lead; so that 1t will be seen that the
OF the composite metal pipe Is dictated by eco
nomical g. well ss sanitary motives. II slsC
proves to be much stronger than lead. as shown
by careful tests.
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~YD00 "1 DA11AHDR AUA
w 20 the present day, scrofula has been the
bane, and ,sef we're, the curse Of mankind 30 ter
I'D. ~ r.thsoHe had Il been 81 some periods Of
q With u would not Be allowed to mix With society
Happily IN our day tae disease 10 stripped Of its ter
ror by the Ne OF tho gAMARIfANs RoOT AND 81 KHB
yuIcH. end The victim Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Sore.
RmytSs, bioeehee Tstters, &C., can be restored 70
s1 S1 q A y pd a1eP ,5SYIISss 81. ,ss
~: .2ESHoHD& CO., Proprietor, 81 kses st.,
fnnaoeionie. mAyH-1y
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FIKAHCIAL AND OoMMssei Al.

The New York money market yesterday was
active and firm to IL ercantile borrowers. Gov
eminent bonds were strong and higher notgIth-
sarding the decline in gold. The New York Past
Of last evening says: The upward speculllion
in stocks made further Roadway to- day, AMI the
business was more generally distributed N An N
has been for long time. The impression that
The Treasury department will use its large
influence 20 keep money easy a. this centre at
least until after the Presidential election, is
stimulating tie operators for a rise
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The election for state officers, legislature and
coDgress men in South Carolina takes place to-
MORROW. There are two republican tickets in
ise nell, one known as the regular and the
other a. the boilers. The democrats have made
no nominations, and viii probably generally
support the boilers ticket, he AIDED by Reuben
IOmhnson Tor governor. The regular ticket Is
headed by Franklin j. Moses jr. for Soyer,or
III contains the names Of four colored candidates
out OF six officers to be voted for-poysrnor
lieutenant governor, treasurer, secretary of
state, sttorney general, and superintendent of
edueation-while the boilers ticket contains the
names OF three white and three colored candi-
oates The republican majority for President
IA 1865 was ,o7s; for governor in 1s7e, ISL
The republican candidates for congress are Il.
Id. Gain, colored, at large; Joseph III. Rainey.
coloreo, 1st district; Alonzo j. Ransier, colored
2d; Robert Il. Elliot, colored, 81; Alexander 8
wallace, 4th- The democratic eapdid.tas
hitherto announced are Lewis E. johnson a,
large and Benjamin r. Perry, ith district.
ine Tour republican representatives i'm the
present congress were elected by the following
maJorl''es lst district, $685. 81, $50; Sd, 65S.:
4'h' S,sV4. The legislature will elect a UniteI
states Senator in place of Hon. Frederick A.
sawyer. Thirteen members of the senate hold
o'ei' ie&Vlng seventeen TO be elected at this
uine' he legislature last chosen was composed
OF 10 ~eTuolicans ard 25 democrats The
people are also to vote upon two proposed
amendments 20 their state constitution. One
provides that the state election shall hereafter
occur on the same day as the Presidential eIec-
'iOn IN the years in which that Is held The
o1ner ioroids the general assembly to create
any debt' except for the ordinary business of
TIE state, without first submitting the question
at general state election, and obtaining in its
favor the votes of two-tairds OF the qua!iiied
voters 0f the state. Each of these amendments
must also be ratified by two-thiris vote Of the
neNt general asSC emily.
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GRAND OPEklNG
OF The
FALL SEASON
AT THE
Metropolitan Dollar Store.

The assortment Of goods which we are enabled IN
ofer you as we'll as the rem Al able cheapnes, and
excellent quality Of the same will strike you uith
'urprise and though goods generally have advanced,
ne IN OFFER you
-Four psIr EVER steut British Half Hose for A.
Three pair best aun..'v ditto for 81.
Three pair Ladies' Iron Frame Hcse: 81,
Three sair extra long Children g Fancy Hose. d
u toSf psl tents superior quality German Linen
Three Ladies extra ane Hsmstisched Ii, ca Hand
Vne splendid french Corset, s. bones, Tor al.
B..9tdul Black Lace fichu for 81;
Splendid ortment Of tso and three brtton III
Cloves In all colors, Of our own Importation at 81
Cents excellent Kid. Castor. and Doeskip Cloves
Ladies' Merino Vests. nice goods, at q.
s9ent's Undershirts, Drawers, suspenders, &c. rat
beautiful sssortnsnt Of Lace Tides, as, g. or ore
sests Of Table Mats, Knife Boxes, Swiss Carved
SSoa., f Holder. ,0Sr o Vases Gard Receivers
slver.pl plated Spoons, Forks Cups, Castors, Butter
Knives, setts Of Tsble Cutlery, Pocket Knives,
kszors, Russia leather Wauets, and . thousand
other articles, al - 81.
~ eal Whitby ana Rubber Sets and Bracelets,
Chatelsine:. hne GA and Turkish Jeweiry, Fine
Onr SO GENT ana our Is CENT DHPARr-
MGNTs, in the ofthe store, contain o beautiful
and varied assortment Of goods, all worth than
they sold for; and only one thing will pusIe
low Well, if you viii caih he IL tell you all about It,
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The Cincinnati coumsreiai Is disguised with
politics and devotss itself to burlesqae cartoon,
OF tie pictares in the Cincinnati Art Gallery.
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OS0l AcREs OF LAND AT PRIpATE SALE
Ioo< IN hosfGSMEE3 ootHTf,

ILAND.
Lhe subscriber intending to discontiHue fArmins
oners at private sale bis FARM in Mont q
Romery couaty, Md, the residence OF the ~ i
late Leroy W Finch, containing 2ss& "a:
scres at private sale. This Farm e located on Iis
turnpike leading from Rockville to Georgetown, -
passes through il.
IL offers rare tnducenent TO gentleman in
Warrington, .. c., desiring to purchase . coQutry
residence, being only distant II miles By rail iron
the seat OF government and can be reached within
half an hour. 1t Is about miles southeast from
ROCKVILLE. The improvements consist of q comnc-
dions and comfortable dwelling, large barn, corr
house, granary, good stablinR. ice house, n,ess
house, servants house In yard. hen house, pump o,
good water in the yard, . never falling sprins OF
hne water the house. with GARY.
There are also fine orchards in bearing, ef apples
peso he's pears and cherries. The land lie In = good
state OF cultva tion producng good crops Of wheat
corn rye, oats, grass &C, large proportion be,us
now well Set In rass. The location IL healthy anc
convenient 10 churches, schools and mills.
Any person desiring TO purchase the above prop
erty Will please call upon Mesers. peter Hender
son, Attorneys In Rockville, Md or Messre Dodge
q Dsrpeille, 1927 street, Washins toe, ID. o..
either OF whom will give the price and terms Of sale
LUCIUs b. FINCH.
GOOp PAsTUBAGE FOB 90 HEAD OF
~ bOBeEs. Any person desiring - pasture
bones can De accommodated BY calling At the resi-
dense OF the late Leroy w Fiach, miles scuthe Asi
OF hoekvlile: Price per horse 81 per week.
aaess wu L. RE-
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Z . = +

vor OoHCkKrB, az a. sssss sssS.
Sor McADAA. az fAs size, Of Hs,s Sso~s ,ssss,.S
1or Bass and 1opptar
kovfA RseW bs.slaa
sr0kE ssises.s fo% ~. slsss..s &p.sr, s
sseT variety Of size and sbaDe, suttatls for FOCy
psIiok roofIf co. Walls. BRIDGH,
BWEz AkOHEs. AbuTMKNTS esd PfHRs
s~S v5SS n strset YEA, ss CsnSl.
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J. L. CHEsEMAH A. 90.
tuccessors - ths Independeu f Ia. Ormr.,x
Have hiied their Houses With ths bet sn.Iissv M
NOhInkhn iCE- whics they ofer 10 the nnisie ~
reasonable rates, In large small qu antst,ss
Near And DE pot foUt Of 3 N street.
once. l20l fennsy " ania ~ eeue .elalm
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LOST AND FOUND.

AOOA A&N ~ INV NOs
c. REwADArstrayed in direction OF Chain
@C bridge. BLACK BUF lALO COW
GLE, Iinpsas Hiii,or r 8. box s6A ois. So ~
I OsT-A DIARY for / e72, osntaining sum Of
IL money and papers, and mensofanda OF NO valua
except to the owner. liberAsgeWArd win be paia
fsr Is,uIn: PILL Rlok' Howard House .
I OhT--On saturday a1ternoon, either on PsnnsSk
II yania av snae, between 34eh and 18th strssts ,0l
Lsdyb sma13OLD AID ENAAEL WATCH n
scribed on ths ilside 81 tbs cover, "a 6ixtsSaeh
Birthday Pr. sent from Pa ~ 7he finder will balib
ersl, Tcwasded By returning = 10 No. - sSees,
I 0sT0n@dsy nornins. oetober =. . hrs.
valuable papers, letters &c. A suitable ssvasd
jos & so6T us s'sa ss
I osrOn the 18th nit :1o, smal vhits .Qhe.ssr
II Pia- The finder Wal be suitably re- h
wnrced BY returning TO BOUCHBR 4J
WHBr1, LOT BTtdss street, GsorGe akAn1la1ID
iowa. oci4-S..
I okT-Thi.is.sap1sy! nornine,a LAY MARE,
IL. a. Nhiss fsss "a about fifteen ssISs ~
paid for her return TO BIS 9Th stfsea south %
vest ocfi St
G0S RKwAR6.-strsyed or ssolen, on The an
gsars old, seas on Iieht eide, lAsgs fead ~
ts' sh. ~ s. sii s; r.
7 Oer-A Russian GOLD COIN PIE somevhere
- enc Of the fol.owtns streets II, cor
i sA fo.s Se: S. On; s 70 .si e
able reward will be n. ID n left - noom 40 Mail
EQslP ptyu +. q. pslt. seN
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ITO GENTLIAEN OF TIE INTRRIOK
STAFF, WAR, NAVY AND TREASURY

DkPAR1MHH rs II Win sell, on cheap and essy
WasbipRton Branch railroad and turn pike zoo yards
irsm ecsess' station miles from wsshington, laid
on 10 suit each. The location 10 beautiful Liberal
Inducements will be given 20 the three 0rst joir
the club Persons desiring 70 sec the farm can do
90 by TAXING tram 10 Brapchvihe. Inquire 4 N Rs
HlGGINs, who resides On thefarm, and Will show
ne 6iyisi3pe: or apply TO a. BAhNON, Trustee,
N. B.-That the enter prise VA be profitable ON
me plan MT Ssnnon proposes, he refers TO Commo
dofe Ammen, NAVY Department: Geo. f. Gambrill,
General Post Once Department: and 81 r smith
room il4 Indian Department, Ws arlington.
Quioe ~ above. sew m
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WILLIA4 L. WALL 4 CO.,
" New Marble Building,
ID Il MT b I I II Il

The attention Of fine Grocers is called to This very
superior BU1TEB, in boz es of As lbs, half pound
weights. Fresh shipments received daily by ex-
press. For sale by
WILLIAM SIBREY,
ocl5s- 3II sth street near penn A syenne.
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TABLE CUTLERY IS per cent. cheaper than
the same can be purchased in New York.at
PRINCES,
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RE feuh Own LANDLORD
BARGAINS! BARGAINSg BARGAINsm

LINZ Uh fall - si1 new two stsry BRICK Dwell
la bonhcsry streets, six rooms each, three on
noof Houses set back some q feet, pretty lawn In
'front.' ready II shrpbbery, beautiful verandsh and
bandsone cket fence TO each house, Sc &C
hts no Feet deep opening on alley; near State De
faftment nyenfent to two street railroads. and IL
ne most healthy ard improving part Of the city
street npres ed and ayemept laid.
Terms: gao cash, balance in mentiJy ipstalr
OF ~; The above RrSReTy e for sale q reat.
Real Eaats Brokers',
eulO No. 1877 street n w
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H ~. AEAPLBR.
III. kkCHANICAL OPfYcIAN.
AoS ReBnia Avenue, corner Az .trs~s
Thst qu.li.y eragiiian Pebble. is ". Us
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On and sfter Sunday n-xt the 18th ir..t,n, ,s. q
O'Clock Q m. and Z clock y. trips
q the steamers q tse PoTpM iC Rs&|N
tneton and Alexandria will be Discontinued xn,t
faIthsr notlce. Hourly trips ~in be contina-d.
- Tie street Gers rsa without ,essrr,rSt,, q.
the boat, foot Of 9Th street ~ Il Eou IgnSn 70
!. PreeLent pu<onsc Ferry 90
e: Gkpkk1 GenerAl SUP. rintsndent. ocis>st
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A N NOU n c e M Z N T S.
For Tax Collector.


We are authorized and requested to an
nOunco BENZ, WELLS ~ u candidate for 'IuS
Collector for McMinn county At the ensuing
August clrction--suhject TO the decision Of n
Convention.
We are authorized and requested to an.
nouncc ". NJ. KELLEY ~ q candidate ior
recollection to the office Of TuS Collector for
MrMinn county. NJ the ensuing August ccc.
ton.
We ARE authorized and requested 10 an
nounre r. j. SHERMAN ~ candidate for
TaN toIrctorof McMinn county, ut the rI.
suing election IN August.
We are authorized and requested to an.
nouncc Il, 7. RENTFRO ~ a candidate 70"
TaX Collector Of McMinn county, nt the rn,r.
Ing August rlcrllon--suhjcct to u Convention,
II one should be held.
We are authorized and requested TO an
nounrc WAYNE BROCK rs u candidate for
raN Collector of MrSlinn county, at the rn.
suing August election subject to Conycn.
ton, should one be- held.
We are authorized and requested 10 announce
the name Of joins ". MILLER, usucludidutr
for Tax Collector Of MrMlnn county subject
to II Convention If one should be held. Election
next Augll.t
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TO COH.DNlS'q'A.


II You are COLE west,
Buy your Tickets over the "oll reliable"
MISSOURI PACFlC RAILROAD, the popular
route from II. Louis to Srdalla. TT. scott,
Lawrence, Kansas city, Atchi'on, u. Joseph.
Omaha, Denver and all points in Missouri
Kansas, Nebraska ana Colorado, to which pco-
pie are moving. TIN. line has m unrXcclcd
equipment in fine day coaches, Pulman'' pal.
ace ,lcrpcr,, Milcr'N surety pidVOrm and the
patent steam brdke, and it, reputation for
prompt time and -urrr connections j. pro, en-
binl, For valuable information and assistance,
and to make SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS At low
est rate, offered by any line, call upon or adj
dress j. r. Thompson, Agent Missouri Pacific
L. H., Chattanooga, Tenn, or Atlanta, Ga; or
l.. y. FORD, General Passenger Agent, II,
Louis, Mo. NO trouble to answer questions
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Circuit Court, Ur'linn county

NONRESIDENT NOTICE
+. ". Barb, admir-. with the will annexed Of
A. Barb, deed, v. Polly Barb and others.
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
L the allegations in the Bill. which are sworn
10. that Lydia \. Mctray formerly LYDIA \.
Barb. and her husband {. I. Met rly. are nom
residents Of the state Of Tennessee: II is or
drrcd that publication BE- made for four >ur-
cc>.iyr weeks in the Athens Post. a m"w~pu-
per published in the town Of athens. MrMinn
county, Tennessee. notifying said nou-rr>i-
dents TO he and appear before the judge Of oar
Circuit Court at q Court tn be- held for the
county Of McMiun, at the COURTHOUSE in the
town of Athens, on the second Monday Of
April next, then and thcrct plead, answer or
dcmur to the PLAINTIFF bill filed in said Court
or the same will he taken ~ confessed and set
for hearing cN-part" a, Ia them.
JOHN +. SLOWER, Clerk.
W. +. Lane Sol. for Plaintitl.
March /, lS19-lt-pr> fee - ,UO-222
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SEaE;Bell'E"S Ssl.E.

DY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued to the Shcriilof McMrn county. and
10 nae directed. will ollcr for sale at the
tourt-hou>c door. in the town II Athens, on
Monday, the Ntl day Of April, 49,. Ter cash
in hand. the following described land tO.wit:
Two Hundred and five acres, more or less,
lying in the "a civil district MrAlinn county.
Tennessee. adjoining the lands oiJInIe, getty,
and others, known ~ the farm On which ".
l.. Adams formerly resided. Levied on ~ the
land Of W. l.. Adams. to satisfy an execution
in my hands Issued on n judgment rendered
in the Circuit Court Of McNlun county. at the
December term. ISL. in favor Of john Gonrly.
for The Use Of +. 4. j. Lever. against ". l..
Adams and Simon Boggc,.. for the sum Of
two hundred and eight dollars and ninety
seven cents aud costs Of suit. sale 10 take
place between the hour, Of l. VI. and > +. VI.
W. II. HOWARD. D'py >h'h.
March !, lSI2-it-pr> fee : i,Un-292
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-01

A course Of Lectures for the benefit Of the
NJ. f.. Church SABBATH School will be opened
ON the evening Of Tuesday March -. by Rev.
y. q. Tal lOr--to hr followed on >ucccrding
Tuesday evenings by Rev. j. W. Lee. Of Ga.
Hon. n. A. Patterson, and Rev. J. b. Ford, OF
Knoxville. In order that these Lectures may
benefit AS large number a, possible. the Com
mittee have put the price Of Tickets for the
entire course ut fifty cents. Subject chosen
by the Lecturers will lac duly announced.
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Sssg;Isu1'I"S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
ID sued from the office Of the Circuit Court
I Jerk Of McMinn county. Tennessee. AMI 10
the sheriff directed. will sell. for cn.h in
hand. To the highest bidder at III" Couri-!nn,r
door, in the town Of Athrn.. Tenn. On Mon.
day. the 1T day Of April lS72 all the right.
title and claim that Benjamin jorhin' has in
and to an undivided interest in ~ acres Of
land more or less. situated in the llih civil
district. McMinn county. Tenn. an bounded
~ follows: Oh the north by the lands Of David
Hunt. on the south hy +. i. Grub. IN the
west 10y II. ". Matlock. Levied nn ~ the
property Of Bcjlmn Jrrkn,. 10 sriity judy
m"nt aud costs recovered lev ~" Ntiir Of Ten
nc>,"r against the said Hcniguin jenkins, j.
u. Porter aud John scarborough.
II. VI. RICE. Dcp'y Sh'f.
March /, ls12-it-pTs fees t,gg---2
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Symptoms Of Cu.arrEr.

Indi>pOstion to exercise. difficulty Of think
ing or reasoning. on concentrating the mind
upon any subject. luS>itudc, lack Of ambition
or energy. discharge falling into throat. some
times proiu'c. Watcry, acrid thick and tcnu-
ciou> mucous, puruIcnt, offensive. Ne. In
others dryncS>, dry watcrv. weak or inilam-
ed eyes, ringing in cais, deafness. hawking
and coughing to clear throat, alterations.
death unt. decay of bones. scub> from ulcers,
constant desire to clear nose and throat. voice
altered nasal twang. offensive breath. impaired
or total deprivation Of sense Of smell and taste.
dizziness, mental depression. loss of appetite,
indigestion, dyspepsia, enlarged tOnsil>, tick
ling cough, difficulty in speaking plainly, gen.
eral debility, idiOcy and insanity.
All the above symptoms are common to the
disease in some OF its stages or complications,
yet thousands Of eases annually terminate IN
consumption or insanity. and end in the grave
without ever having manifested Onc-third Of
the symptoms above enumerated.
No disease is more common or less under.
stood by physicians. The Proprietor Of Or.
Sagc's Catarrh Remedy will pay 5000 reward
for a ease Of cutarrh which he cannot cure
sold by druggists. or send sixty cents to il. v.
Pierce. NJ. d.. 1873 Seneca st.. Buffalo. y. Y.
The w Orid does not Contain u
medicinal preparation which has obtained u
more widespread and deserved popularity
than the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.-
Since its introduction to public notice more
than twenty years ago. ii has been constantly
used for every kind Of disease or injury to man
or beast which can be affected 10y Il local appli-
cation. and ~ flIr ~ it, proprirtor> are aware.
il has not failed in single instance. After 80
long and successful u :crm Of probation. who
will have the hnrdihood to deny its pre-cm-
nent claims Unpopular esteem.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-01

A TELEGRAM from Texas to Dr. John l..
Alice. brings the sad intelligence that his sis
ter, Mrs. Mag. 5. Coleman, died Of Typhoid
fever. on Saturday last Many citizens will
remember her visit here last summer. and her
lovely character from childhood.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-01
Atlanta .vI;iri<ct.

ATLANTA, GA, Feb. y, 1S,2.
Corn. car load 92lg3: ear retail %. Wheat,
white .Sjal 30: red l.,jal.Sj Oats. seed 1ja
81: feed ,OaIj. Bulk Meats. clear side, :; clear
rib sides "a; shoulders 81. Bacon. clear
sides Sl!a9: shoulders Ia7lG; hams i2l!al3.-
Hay. Timothy l.S0: Glover l.5Oal go. Lard.
in buckets l2l?; in cans. II; in ticrcc> l0i ,ill.
Eggs. lSia2. Butter. best 2Oa22. Chickens.
-. Dressed Poultry IL cents per pound -
Flour. >upcriinr IaI.jD; extra ,.jOaS.O 90; family
800: fancy i0.OOal0.iO.
Respectfully, DUNN, OGLETREE & co.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-03-01

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but especially to those wanting School Books,
Blank Books, Stationery and Wall Paper, OF
which they have incomparably the cheapest
stock ever brought to East Tennessee.