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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-01-04

Circuit G3sgE's. &ar1l.gI IL Ce>.o Tenn.
John Z. slower. Clerk. ". John Benton, j. I.
Benton and J. b. cobb.
TN this cause it appearing to The satisfaction
Of the Court ,hat j. y. Cobb is non-rc>i-
dent Of thn State Of Tennessee: 1t is orurrrd
by the Court that publication he made in the
Athens -tC,t, = Newspaper published Ia
Athens. TENT, for four surrc, ,lcW weeks, no,-
flying the defendant ]. +. Cobb. 20 b" and APP
pear before ;h2 Judge Of the Circuit Court Of
MrMinN county, mt y Court 10 BE held for said
County en- the second Monday Of April next.
chen and there to show cause, if amy he have
why the satisfaction Of the Judgment hereto
fore rendered in this causc SHOULD not be an
nuIicd. vacated and set aside, or the same viii
be tuEcr. u.s. coatcsssd aud set for hearing cN
partc as to him. Bonn r. SLOWER, Clerk,
Jan. I. lSI2-it-prS fee : ,UJ--ll
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Jacob =. Collins, udm'r. vs.. The Heirs of y.
Cox, decd.
IN this cause it appearing from the allegations
/ ur romplainants Bill, which are sworn to-,
that Joseph A. Cox, Que Of the defendants in
;hrabuyc stated cause, is II nonresident of the
state Of Tennessee. it is therefore ordered By
the Clerk and Master, that said Joseph "A.
Cox, be required 10 appear before the Chan
crrr Court At Decatur on the I'd Monday Of
March. 1872. aud make defense TO said Bill. or
the same viii be taken for confessed and tho
cau>r Sc, for hearing et pG,te It's to him; II IS
further ordered that this notice be puhIishod
for fpur consecutive weeks in the Athens Post.
This 18th December, 1871.
". +. BLEVINS, c. & NJ.
BLIZZARD & Bradford Sol- for CompFt.
Dec. q, 49, l-it-prs tee El,OJ-2l2
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,h'lne COLLINS Pillow.

W. II, Forrest, Mouse Creek, has the Col.
ton of the farming community Is invited.
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y7=pn5c of traC Mouth.

Odoriferous SOXODONW, renders the mouth
enchanting, composed of rare, Nntiscptic herbs.
it mparts whitcncss to the teeth. II delicious
flower like aroma to the breath, and preserves
intact, from youth to age, the teeth.
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"H'irc HShilOSO1ssny."

If the reader will take the trouble to turn to
the fourth page of this paper, he will find an
interesting article with the above caption.
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The Municipal Election.

The election for Aldermen for the current
year will occur on Saturday next, the 9th in
slant. A statement Of the receipts and cNpcn-
ditures for the year past will be found in ano-
thcr place.
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Chasing Ont at Cost.

McKeldin, Dement, e. Co. propose to close out
their large and wcl-sclccted assortment ofDry
Goods, Groceries. Etc, at Cost. A rare chance
for Bargains. See advertisement.
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IIu. McElwcc, IIu. McKgldin, 30. Atkin and
Charley I.idc-thc two former representing
large business houses at Knoxville and the two
latter at Batimorc-gnyc Us passing call aieW
days ago. No Cards.
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SDcciII Notice.

All persons in McMinn county in arrears to
the Nashville Union and american are re-
qucstcd to make immediate payment to j. NJ
HENDERSON, Agent.
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BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
O. w. " O o. ID

VNFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ATHENS
I and vicinity that he has opened Il Boot and
shoe shop. in p. c. Wilson'S new Brick ruild-
ing. near the South Corner Of the Square, fret
room up stairs. and respectfully solicils work.
He will Use none but the Escst ;gufcr5;ll.
and from his experience at the business feels
confident that he can give snsi&flgiinu
to nll who favor him with their custom. Lila
prices will not be cXorbitant bat according to
the rule TO live and let live. q. ". WOOD.
Athens. Tcun., Nov. %. lSTl-5m-.oS
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For Sale. nj Il rsafu,

Two first rate Work Mules and good Wag-
Oh and Harness for sale. Apply at the office
of the PosT.
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TYnpltddl.

Five hundred new subscribers to the Posi- by
the time the Spring campaign opens. WcInow
money is scarce, and that the cry of "dui
times" Jars the auricular nerve from every di-
rcction. But we propose to make it lively
enough in this particular section during the
summer, and trust our friends will aid us in eX-
tending the circulation of the paper.
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Jan. It'll
HlMH0MiN.

At the regular meeting Of Philadelphia
Lodge Of f. ~ A. NJ, the following officers
were elected for the year lSi2
T.. c. Jones, W. NJ; J. T. Key, :. W; j,
". Duncan, J. W.; j. d. Jones, Treasurer;
". \. Brown, Secretary: y. II, hurry, :. D.;
Il. y. Waller, j. d.; j. \. Allen. Tylcr.
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Monroe County

Tho January Term Circuit Court for Monroe
the Sth instant. A full attendanceis expected.
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The present session of Mrs. Sul'in>' School
will close on Friday the 18th Of Ianual|.-
The Spring Session begins on Monday, Janua-
ry 18th. Those desiring information, about
the school, board &C., can address
REV. 7. SULIINS,
JAM Ith. Athens Tenn.
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Fifteen ,ElOllsan Rolls Wall l';,.
DHl.

Now on hand and being received by the E. T..
Book House, much of it made expressly for
this house. Purchasers, especially of artistic
taste. wanting something extra, beautiful and
recherche can not do better than order of this
house, c. o. d., giving dimensions of room.
quality of paper, price, whether for Parlor
Chamber, Hall, or what not. They guarantee
satisfaction.
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Chanccry Court at Athens, Tenn.
Chamccry Sale Of Valuable Pro-
pcrty.
VI. A. Helm, guardian vs.. Ncttic +. Keith
VN pursuance Of docrctal order Of said
l. Chnuccry Court, made at its November
term. ISL, in the above stated cause. ! will
sell to the highest bidder. 1T the Courthouse
door, in the town Of Athens, Tennessee, at
public oUicry, on
SATURDAY, 18TH DAY Of JANUARY. 1872,
the following valuable property, to-wit:
lst, The Brick House and Lot, in III" town
Of Athens. situated ON Main street, and the
same property now occupied b. Z. Richmond
Esq.
ID. The land lnown As the Forest Hill tract
ron,aiuin" Thirty Acres, more or less, NGioin-
iugthr lands Of j. II. iou.hY and \. N'coge,
30, Two Shares OF Sior, in tn" East TeNnes-
.ar and Georgia ngilrond Company.
ItWs1f N"'":-Said property viii he sold
upon q credit q 9, Il and Il months; except
the sum Of - per cent which must b. paid
cash in hand on day Of sale. Notes with good
security bearing utorg~, FROM date viii be- re-
W.ral Of The purchasers and lien will be re-
famed upon the property until tie purchase
price is fully paid. .,
j. Nj. HENDERSON,, G. & N.
Dee. -, 157i-H-p~ Zee 5d,o)-2l
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Chancory Court at Athens, Tenn.

Chancery Court at Athens, Tenn.
GGanrrrry al,e OF FEogssc st7'l H.oH-
Y. |. Thomson v. Z. T., Thomassoa, et Gis
TE pursuance Of dcrrctaI order Of said
ChnUrrry Court made ut its November
term. 1871. in the Iboyc stated cause, wI!srll
to the highest bidder, at public cutlery. 1T the
Court-hou,c door, in the town of Athens, Ten.
nCsSvc, on
SATURDAY. 18TH DAY OF JANUARY. ISL?
one haUsomd Yet ofland, containing by c.lima,
tion about three 0crcs, ,itua'rin the 18th civil
district Of Mrliin county, Tennessee. 1T OF
near Cmtr"r> y Roads. in said county.
TEAMS n Vo'a:-@"d hou,eand let will h'
sold on credit oi $ and - months. NuIc'
bearing interest from date, in equal amount.
with good security, will b. required from Ii,
purchaser. and lien will BE- retained upoU
-uil house and lot until til" purchase money
i, fully paid. u. II. ENDikSON, {. d M
Dee. Il, lS-l-it-pr> fee -5.oA-2ll
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I1eeSu'Tl VE2g.N 'l'E2uj.

EROM AND AFTER THIS DATE, WE
L propose TO do business on
Strictly E';'y EsovyD ::y@te1,.
We will take in exchange for GOols. and debt,
due Us, all good country Produce" 1T the very
highest market price and we will not be IN.
GcrSold. 4. &. EOhNSDN.N co.
Athens, Jan. LIST. lS12-tr-.li
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Athens, Jan. 1st. 1S12-tf-2ll

yAAUArsHEI 1.ATEo H'GpIs SALE.
rJNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il ESQ acres OF land. 100 of which is now
under cultivation. THIS land is situated in
the 18th civil district of MlcMinn county. on
the waters Of ChcStuG Creek, and is good and
productive. On the premises is Il good frame
dwelling house. smOkc-hOuSe, barn. stables,
IN excellent well and good springs. Apply to
the subscriber OH the premises.
WARNER TREW.
COghll, Tenn. Jan. 1, lSI2-IrI#-2Ii
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Calendar FOR. Ea11.

Paul & Tavcl, Booksellers. StationcrS, Bind
ers, Blank Book Makers, Etc, No. IS Union
street, Nashville, have our thanks for copies OF
their handsome and convenient Calendar for
1872. Orders for anything in their line, sent di-
rect to the Firm. Nashville, or left at this office
will be PROMPTLY and satisfactorily filled.
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,, g,FlY,1,ri ., r,ry \ -er9

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
IA, on the 9th Of Dee. ISL. NEWTON Vi. RAJ
BURN. abound boy. The above reward, but no
thanks, VIII he given to any one returning
him to me. This December ;Dth. 1877.
XACIARIAii LEWIS.
lam. l. fST5-4t.21I
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Notice i. hereby given that on saturday, the
9Th day of JANUARY nest, there will he an
election held ut the Courthouse, III Athcu>,
for the purpose Of clccing Seven Aldermen for
the Corporation Of the town Of Athens Tor thc
year 1872. W. GErTYs,
Athens, Tenn, Dee. Goth. ISL. Mayor.
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Our friend, JACK GRUnB. requests us to no.
iiiy the public that he has fitted upa Tailor
shop, ut the Old stand, and is prepared to do
any and all work in that line which may he
offered. He guarantees satisfaction in both
cutting and making garments.
W. c. HARLEY & co., Agents Howe Sewing
MAchinN.
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Coghil, Tenn. Jan. 4, 1S12-lm#-2ii
YNQNta Wgil.gis WapEs sEGgl.

NdblNln NlI4as!s k'4bEf SAEIH.
rVIE SUBSCRIBER. AT SEWE MEICS
L County. has Three young work Mules,
well broke which he will sell on II months
time. the purchascrgivingn solvent note Ap-
ply Immediately. Ills post-ollicc is at Sewcc.
DR.. L. ). SIMPLIFY.
Jan. !. 1S12-it%-2ii
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have made special arrangements fer oh
tanning the best " heat Of all kinds for Seed.
Persons wishing to buy will please call and
see >amples-thcy can be suited ut reasonable
prices. N. y. MCKINNEY.
Sept. 81, lS7l-tf199l Riccyilc, Tenn.
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Glnnnccry Court ;2t Athens, T'"nr,.
Cluborn Neil ct ui.. vs.. Joseph Neil ct al.
LOriuiNnl NNd ALLnchMcnt HMl

OrlV,RUj ma HtJ"chh}fHC Ettt.
TT appearing from the Sh"riG's return made
J. in this cause. that the defendant Irby
II. BORGESS., is nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee: 1t is therefore ordered that puhli-
cation be made for four consecutive week, in
the Athens Post. Il weekly newspaper pub
liShcd IN the town Of Athens, Tennessee, re-
Qliling said nonresident defendant TO appear
at the next term Of thi, Court, to be held at
the Courthouse in the town Of Athcns, Tenn,
on the 9TH Monday Of May, 1872, and make de-
fence to compliments said Bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing
j. NJ. HENDERSON,. C.& NJ.
Gaut and Maylicll SOILS for Complt.
Jan. /. IS12-.lt-prs fee l,00-2li.
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Sa'Ls&G FED,

1 18th of April. Il small red Cow. marked
with a smooth crop and sill in right ear. and
IN under bit in the left Any information con-
cerun@ said Cow WIN be thaukrully received.
and all damages paid. G. Il. RICHARDSON.
~ miles South Of Athens. Tenn.
Dec. 81, 1S1l-3t-2l2
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&goHeTAE. .Yts'r'Ed'Ei.

T7UOSE INDEBTED TO THE ESTATE
4 of L. =. Bloom deed. must pay at least
part of their Indebtedness. within - days or
will take Il legal course. Dee. 18th, 1871.
G.M. BLOOM, Admir-.
Dec. 81, 1STl-2t*-212
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Chanccry Court at Athens, Tenn.


Chanccry Court at Athens, Tenn.
NlE12T 3AE.E OF E.AYBs.
Richard Spraiin@ w. John SpradIing. 1t ais.
IN pursuance Of drcrnq order If said
| | Chlnrrry Court, made It's November term,
1871. in the above stated cause. will sell, nn
SATURDAY. 18TH DAY oFJANUAHT, W72,
TO The highest bidder. ut public cutlery, at the
Courthouse door. in the town Of Athens, Ten
nC>sCC,
80 Acres OF Land,
lying in the Sd civil district Of McMiuu coun-
~. tennessee
TcrRs NJ S0ir,-Said lands will br sold oil
4 credit Of and Is months, except ten per
cent. Of the purchase money, In he paid in
caSh. on day of sale. Note, with approved
security for the balance OF said purchase
money. and lien i retained upon said lands
until the purchase money T. fully paid.
j. NJ. HENDERSON, G. Il NJ.
Dee. II, 1S;l-it-pr, fee s1,oo-4ll
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Gu'A'r'Hly1HIN'H'.


statement of Receipts and Expenditures of
the Corporation Of Athens for year ending 3lst
December 1871:
RECEIPTS:
Cash reed from W. y. Nickel
din, cY-TroaSurcr, .,,,,,,.@l3l.O
Cash reed from W. NJ. Brad
ford, for hauling .,,,,,,,,,,, 100
Cash reed from MCAllnn Co,
for money paid for repairing
EastanalGe Bridge, $500 = lOO.OS
PROPERTY.
Consisting ofMulc, Cart. Tools,
Cnaboosc, (;r. on hand LIST
Jan'y 1871, valued nt..,... AllG0
Lands sold Helm and CObleigh $4,000 CGl.GO
REVENUE.
Received for Fines during year 03,25
Received for Liccnsc,..,,,,., l66.W
Received for Taxes ,,, :,,.,,, Gl6.S2 $500
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,s,I,ln WEiLn.

= 4 IA n llI.A
T1ROM TlIE FARM OF Il. GRESHAM. IN
J the Sth district, about four week, ago. Il
pale red hcitcr calf, fourteen months old. and
in good order. NomUr,> ar brands. Any in
formation in regard to said calf viii be thank
fully received. JOSEPH CASlEEL.
Jan T. lSI1-It-1lt
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New Advertisements.
A. T. K z 7 T Il,

;aa K4'cw :ahdl Solicitor ina
e'lsi,rGcr'y.
AND PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR.
for MclIimn County. WEI practice in the
Courts OF the 18th judicial Circuit.
White St., ATHENS, TENN.
Jan. !, lS12-tt-Il4
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#T ,TVI.l1
Respectfully, I'd DEMENT,. Rec. Il Tr'r.
submitted and approved by ordcrof the Board
W. GErrYS, Mayor.
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W1I. w. ALEXANDER, w. -.
(NFFICE No. II WASHiNGTON STREET,
~ on the corner Of Church Alley, and 'front.'
inc the Methodist Church.) Residence IS,
Washington street.
Athens, Tenn JNn'y 1. lS72-ly-2i4
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Call and examine our Goods before buying,
and save money.
~. d. 3EOseTDV & 60.
Athens Oct u. iS1l-tf-lO2
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Yss'TJdtl;

IT is gratifying to learn that the theatrical en-
tertainment at Mouse Creek. on the night of the
18th, was a success in all respects.
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Polk C0ssnlty.

FOLK COU1lty.
DIR. Garner, of Benton, dropped in to see us
last week. He is warm friend TO the PosT,
and will take pleasure in remitting any sub
scrptions that may be left in his hands.
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"A Coed Gla;illcc.

Those indebted to me must pay up at once,
You have got and used my goods, and now |
must ana will have pay for them. You can't
blame me. A. 3. BLANKENSNW.
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NOTICE.

III will sell to the highest bidder for
Cash at the Court House Door in the
town of Bolivar on Monday, the 9th day
of Nav 1872, seventy-seVen and one halt
acres of land, the remainder of tract of
land levied on as the property of John w.
Bowers, after having land off his home
stead, to satisfy an execution in favor of
Eaton Bowers, SAID remainder of T74
acres bounded as follows to wit; beginning
at a stake with black oak and postoak
pointers, the y. E. corner of Il conveyance
from the Heirs Of Rogers to j j. Polk on
the west boundary of lot Nto-assigned
to the heirs Of DR. fowler in the division
of +. Bowers lands; runs with the same
North 95 poles to n stake at cross fence;
thence with said fence East 20 poles to a
stake, corner of said tract thence with
the West boundary of the same North
SO poles to a stake; thence with the South
boundary of John w. Bowers homestead
West I05 poles to O stake thence South
73 poles to stake with red oak and span
ish oak pointers; thence South 494 East
20 poles to a stake at the corner Of a
fence; thence South 774 degrees East
% poles to a stake with blackjack and
redoak pointers; thence South T2I poles
to "A stake with hickory and spanishoak
pointers on j. j. Polk's North boundary
aforesaid, thence with the same East 46
poles to the beginning.
may 3w4pfSS J. }. NELLY, Sheriff
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Onward and Upward

All the latest improvements in Photo
grapby, including pictures taken on ivory,
porcelain, iron and paper, can be seen in
full perfection at the gallery Of w. 7
McCariey, who has returned to BOLIVIA r
and has fitted up his gallery with all the
appliances that are necessary and con =
venient 70 the making of frst rate pics
lures. An examination ef his specimens
will convince any one that his work comes
fully up to the latest improvements ofthe
day in his line, and Ellis all the require
thents of the most fastidious taste. We
have never seen his work excelled by the
most celebrated artists, aud this fact
combined with the no less important one
of bis prices being at the very lowest
rates, make him we'll worthy the patron
age Of the citizens of Bolivar and sur,
rounding country.
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Gov We Used to he PhisickAd.

Who does not remember the time
when spring purgation was considered
indispensable to summer health No
natter for rye faces, the inevitable salts
-fnd SIENNA, rubarb, or caIOmei and Jalap
must be administered These "SpFing
medicines" the youngsters were told,
were to keep them hale and hearty dur
ing the summer We all know now
that this was falacy, that new vigOr,
not depletion, Is what is required at the
the commencement of the summer sol
stice. As preparation for the enervat-
lHg effects Of oppressive summer weather
O. coarse of Hosteters Stomach Bitters
is highly eEpedient. This famous vegee
table preparation has three prominent
properties: 1t repovates, purifes and
regulates all the functions of the body.
1t is composed exclusively of pure Vege-
table PRODUCTIONS, viz the essential
principal of Monongahela Rye, and the
most efieacious tonic and alternative
roots, barks, and gums known to medical
botanists. Hence, it is absolutely safe,
medicine, and no tincture of the Phar-
macopoeia can compare with it either in
purity, or ia the variety Of its objects,
and its comprehensive results Happily
for mankind, the theory that it was nee
essary to PROSTATE patient In order to
cure himi is forever exploded, and the
true philosophical doctrine, that vigor Is
the great Antagonist of disease, has taken
its place. Hdstetter's Bitoers Is an in
vigorant, and hence it is the proper med
icine for the feeble at this most trying
season of the year
Be sure that you obtain a genuine
article, as there are innumerable vile
limitations in the market Look to the
ornamental stamps, the engraved label,
and the name blown into the glass.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters is sold in
bottles only.
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The Harvest Of the Head. When
the comb acts as a rake, bringing away a
roll of parted fibers every time it passes
through the hair badness would soon be
inevitable. But even in this case, forlorn
as it may seem, the mischief can be ar
rested, the loss repaired Lyons Katha-
iron, aided by a brisk application of the
brush to promote the absorption of the
fluid by the scalb, will stop the trimmings
out process in forty eight hours. The
roots from which the dead flaments were
shed will soon be re endowed with vital
ity, aud new growth win speedily
spring up on the denued places This
work Of reproduction viii 20 on until the
damage is completely repaired, and the
iuxnriant crop of hair thus produced viii
never w1ther or fall out as long as the vita
lizing application is regularly contin6ed.
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BRONCHITIS.

This is an irritation or Inflammation of
the bronchial tubes, which carry the air
we breathe into the lungs. 1t arises from
a cold settled in the throat, from Catarrah
extending to these parts, from ecrofulous
affections, and from severe use Of the
voice. The irritation from this latter
cause commences in the. Gayy7sE and gJot-
lis, which are TIE voice, and extending
downwsrds, produces hoarseness, cough
ing and splitting mucous matt r, some
times mixed with blood 1t is chiefly
dangerous from its tendency to spread into
the lungs, and terminate IN consumption.
1t is in the cure of severe and obstinate
cases Of this disease that DR.. Pierce Col,
den Medical Discovery has achieved un-
paralleled success, and won the loudest
praise from all who. have used it. 1t is
sold by all respectable druggists