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sIDAY, JULY 5, l872-WlTH SUPPLEMENT

SALES AT AUCTION.
A :aS $isSs sPS fssss ssS streets
sATURDAY, July g.
at lok O'Clock, at their salesrooms,
sPa Carpets
&C., &c. Details in time.
A RCI JOHNSTON. AucTIoNEER; ...,,. ~.
win :s sSS5aS$S SS I. f ss,.e.
u. a. thslr sslssrCom, g Nassau q street, s.rsei,,or
at their saesroom Nassau street large asscrtmsnt OF
and SsdSoo% 3Ss su bn!Ss ains ROOM and library suits
Kitchen Furniture &c.; also rs sewing machines
DFuAM e MSkEER E.
s " sSiss "s ~ Sss:s
BED Ghs g sntrs .aS
!, o Day
LUKE FITzGERALD, Auction, err viii dl.pose Of all the
Ssnss s8a sas
sostsl ssrant Parlor sat Mirrors CARROTS Dr2nzss
w.lnn hedd!ng Fcoss s soumSs ,oSs. :,,,~a and
fI Ills !! M az ios o o'clocR 10 li''A'' ''' ''''''
A UCrIoN SALE OF OVER $4,000 WORTH
"A Eagnircent Household rurniturs r,,
at the elegant brown stone residence 20. west r8rs,y
Ss aT ear sfyeSe T.
s Ety npoa s
ca'e reps and haircloth wood Panoforte Etageres
Clocks. Bedsteads Bureaus Wsshs'ands wardroees
Table 3uiet Glass China, Silver Ware, Cutlery &c.
Goods packed and delivered for purchai ers
A LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AUCTION
"A sale This day at private residence 2t West Goth st.,
between 9th and 7h avsA chance for parties com
%vey
seoo rich raror susn latest and rich covers
Mirrors Brussels Carpets Lace Curtains, Bedroom Suits
rosewood and walnut single and double Bedseads Bu
rcaus Wardrobes spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges
| Furniture HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer
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old ESTABLISHED ALBANY AND TROY LINE OF
" steamers, landing at Catskill, from pier "A North
River foot Of Spring street daily Saturdays excepted
Fare 80 cents; half stater0oms rs cents Fare to Catk
10 cents Steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECTICUT,
connecting with railroads to all stations West and North
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y and all parts OF New England,=The splendid
from Pier s N r., daily at 5 p. NJ Tickets sold
and stateroors secured $40 Broadway, and wescott
Express Co Offices 7S5 Broadway, Tenth street.
and ,SO2 Broadway, corner Thirty-nith street
D. 8. BABCOCK. President
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DRY GOODS.

IIAIR-HAIR-HAIR-SHAW PATENT HAHN
IL equal 70 human hair can be combed and brushed
Switches, ST. &C. human Hair, cheapest In the market;
solid Switches one yard long ss French ynr Twist
latest styles always hand $50 Bowery opposite Third
street. Great Jonea and 363 Sixth avenuc between
Twenty and Twenty third streetA Highest priee4
paid for human Hair
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4 YCHOR LINE-sPECIAL NOTICE.


The steamer CALIFORNIA sails Saturday, July g.
Excursonists and passengers to Europe VIII study their
interests by inspecting these fine steamers before
purchasing tickets elsewhere Apply on board steamers
at pier ~ North River at the Companys oinces No
Bowling Green. HENDERSON bHOS
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Sggl,Gs1I'u'S SALE.

BY virtue of m execution Issued from the
Circuit Court Clerks office Of McMinn county.
state Of Tennessee. and to me directed. | will
sell, for cash IN hand to the highest bidder. at
the Court-hou,c door in the town of Athens
Tenn. II saturday, the aih day of March. 1872,
the following described real estate tO-wit!-
Two town Lot> in the town Of Athens, Tenn.
known in the original plat Of said town ne Lot.
No. ~ and ~ and some feet on the north bo IN
diary thereof, adjoining the property formerly
owned by a. Clcagc, now by i. {. Wilson and
W. Gcttys. and known rs the state Bank pro-
perty. Also, 23S acres Of land more or les,
situated In the 1th civil district of McMinn
county. Tennessee, adjoining the lands Of Ro Dcrt
BrOwdcr, NJ. G. SullinS. widow Crow and others:
the last named tract subject to u homestead the
boundary Of said homestead will be made
known on the day of sale. The above describ-
cd real estate j. levied on a. the property Of r..
Sullins. to satisfy judgment and costs which
;. Watson, u ustee. recovered against r. sui
lins. VI e. SullinS and j. ID. CASTOR. in the Cir
cult Court Of McMinn county, Tenn, On the
18th day Of December. 1871.
JOHN A. GOULDY, Sheriff.
Feb. 8, lSI2.It-rrs ftc sG,OQ2l9
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Our old friend and former co-laborer in the
printing-ofl PAT GAMBLE, now of the Chat
tanooga Daily Times, spent last Sabbath with
us. He reports Lookout City fast anchored
above high water mark, and the people still
hopeful of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad,
We learn from Mr. Gamble that the Daiiy
Times will appear by the first of March in Il
new dress and enlarged to twcniy-cight col
nmns. He was connected with this Office for
fifteen dreadful years-alwuy> at his post. al
ways tru" and faithful. without the least par.
tirlr Of finch or flicker about him. We know
him. perhaps better than we know our>rlf
and when th" Times appears in ITS new rig.
with everything snug aloft and below and it,
decks cleared for action. y free wind aud =
iowin. sheet. wr predict that it viii out.trp
all competition. N ,kr PR, prrru, vuyagrInd
arch return IN 'hr venture. W know or no
one whose Sa'cc. w'ul' yield IL ltr",r ,ir-
gree Of >lti-l.IrIiun.
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Letter from Texas.

CORPUS CHRISTI, Jan, ~, lS12.
Dcar Friend IF the PoSt-Or did You know
there wa, one way ont here on the West rrXa,
I've been thinking some time Of asking The
privilege you have so generously granted Il
other emigrnls-that Of occasionally remind
ing those left behind Of the absent one.
| have only seen the sunny side Of Texas
but II is certainly bright and pleasing IN the
extreme. am delighted. Novelty was al'
ways attractive to me, and | have 1t here IN
every phase. Really would not thInk II en-
| trcly incredible were told had changed
Continents everything Is 50 unlike everything
in 1.-THE States" IN inland life, in contrast with
one on the coast; mountains, lofty trees ANA
running water no longer. Those turned
from when jadc adeu to Tennessee. Now
"A. far ~ the eye can reach Is vast prairie,
magnificent In It, limitlcSS cXtcnt-nlrcady a
field Of ycrduro with the "Worcarhc.' rs the
strange plant j. called. or course, on all hands
YOU see the inevitable herds Of cattle, since
this is the stOck-rai>ing portion, of the state.
Yet cannot see why 1t is not agricultural,
also, rs those who bcstOw any labor At all upon
the soil meet with great success, raising the
finest vegetable, and flowers. The Bay is
sea Of wonders; fish Of every kind inhabit IT,;
Grabbing Is enjoyed to the utmost; and in shall
low parts beds ofoysters jut up here and there.
But what Of the cimatcy 'ris an ideal one.
Perpetual May, with IN occasional December
blast. that wcmay enjoy the return Of warmth
the more These changes are always just in
season. too. when one is beginning to feel n
if attacked with spring fever" and the mos
quito is tuning up Cor u >crcnadc, then comes
the "Northcr'' to remind either that it is not
wanted.
Another remarkable feature Of Texas Is the
gardening. While we are enjoying fresh veg
ctahcs, Just from the vine, for there yet hasn't
been enough frost to Kill tomatoes and potn-
toes, new seed are being >own. And what
think you Of gathering grapes large, luscious
bunchcs-to hang upon a "Chri,tma, Trcc;"
1t is even 50.
Texas is grand state. and viii afford for
tunes to thousands. The life Of "'rcNas cow
boy" is one Of ease. Has he any wealth at all
he can easily employ Niuqucro, or Oycr>ccr
MrXican> in any number ran he hired. They
know well the gold and silver prices ready to
compensate their labor. The Mexican has a
perfect contempt for our grccnhack currency.
and il i amu,N- to see one when offered 1t
curl hi, lip and turn away with, Este no bu-
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Bow, Push sIie S"uu- EU.hu

EGu't E'U'E shc S"U"- E".s,r.
The 81. LoYi. JourAai % Ldacdtioh ttolh-
fully say>"it l. mistake I" .Uppu," ,ui h,It.
- to he gained in fastening . child'> ,dur,diuu
by stimulating it to undue cXrriion. EXpr-
ricnce has demonstrated that Il few hours Of
study day. supplemented with proper ply
sic; exercise, result in more thorough and
permanent unfolding of the. faculties than
many hours OF close application alone. A
child is reall, better educated fof not heing
pushed on too fast. Besides. what is the Use
to u man or woman Of mind craiained with
learning and yersed in science and ciapirs-
les. IL bodily health he wanting? bad d.
gestion and 4 head never free from pain will
paralyze the brightest intellect, and render
unavailable all the dear-bought acquisition
ofyears. A comparatively limited education,
backed by strong and vigorous constitution,
will accomplish far more In the battle Of life
than the greatest requirements coupled with
feeoleness and ilbealtL. The able men and
the influential women of the day are not
those who have had the most schooling, hut
those whose bodily strength enables them to
endure the most mental as well as physical
fatigue" We commend these hints to the at
tention of those having the education Of the
young folks in hand.
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A FRESH Lor Of DRUGS and MEDICINES
Just Received nj tIBsOSs,
ANNOUN z NJ E N rs,
For Tax Collector,

We are authorized aud requested to an
nouncc 7, j, SHERMAN ~ n candidate lul
raN Collcctorof McMinn county, ut the On,
suing election In August.
We are authorized and requested to nm.
nOuncc Il, 7, RliSTfRO ~ \ candidate lu,
TuN Collector Of McMinn county, at tho cn,ll.
Ing August rlcrtlon--suhjcct 10 u Convention
II one should be- held,
We ARE authorized and requested TO an.
nounrc WAYNE BROCK ~ u candidate Tor
IaN Collector Ur McAlinn county, At the rn.
suing August rcrtl0n-subJcct to u tonycn.
ton. should one be- held.
We ARE authorized and requested to announce
the name Of JOIlN VI. MILLER, uNurandi,Iulr
for Tax Collector Of Mcllmn county subject
next August.
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CHIPS, and THINGS.

Oil wells have been discovered in Cannon
county, Tennessee.
"Wulkcd over the basement Of his panta
looms isa Springfield cuphcmlsm for kicking,
Cotton goods manufactured by the Augusta
Mills have been advanced !! cent.
Buncombe county, North Carolina, raised
100000 pounds Of tobacco last year.
Wheat and oats in North Carolina suffered
severely from the cold weather.
Co.ax denies that he Is aspiring for the Pres
idential nomination.
Labor Union riots are becoming common in
New York.
twenty markets for the sale Of horse-ilcsh
have recently been opened in Paris.
Governor Reed, of Florida, Is 10 be i'm
pcachcd
Archbishop Martin John Spaldlng died at
Baltimore on the It'll instant.
A Halifax special says treaty exists between
Great Britain and Canada for separation.
California dates report the weather warm
and favorable for crops.
Philip Joseph, n negro, is an applicant Cor
the postmastcrship Of Mobile.
A shock of an earthquake was recently felt
at several points in Mississippi.
The North Carolina Legislature has passed a
law for the protection of mocking-bird nests.
Ladies who wear silk hose and pretty en-
broidcrcd silk Oxford ties need not mind if
their dress is II little short in front
The citizens Of Augusta are making efforts
by means Of n lottery to erect 100000 monu-
mcnt TO the Confederate dead.
The Kimball House, Atlanta, was recently
sold by the sheriff of Fulton county for $4,000,
subject to mortgages to the amount of $500 600.
Josh Billings says: 81 don't rcrollcct now Of
ever hearing of two dogs fighting, unless there
was man or two around"
caught her softly by the arm, my gentle,
bluc-cycd Kate; She squcalcd, "I.et 90, you
cu>s'd fool, you hurt my vaccin0tc.'
The possibility Of war between Great Britain
and the United States has deprecated Ameri-
can securities abroad.
A postal thief has been discovered at Angus
tn, Maine, whose dcprrdatonS on the mails
are estimated at S2OuOo
W Moh'Fo"''r! hos p'ch "Pl"'h''" ny 'hr
WV r"'' " ","'E'' " III N"'""'! u" 'r'
supreme Bench Of thai st.tc.
"''"' NV 'N!'' n'n'' nun '"' us
'fp'"r' leaving "'p''''''> I" me amount Of
,t.noo.
There is another big swindlc reported in the
Ho"'h 'af'i'hh L'g''' ''r'-'hl I'M" III con-
h''''"h WIN 'h' hI"' h''@' h''Ir"'''
NIr'"r f'N'd' hl" Stokes partner IN me
lIhh'r pave h""I'! rr"ud-' ms h''h convict
go "''"''2'"'
'',n w. ''''' . VI "a. '"''" A".''''' "'''
"''' j" ''''''' IL ''' ""'"' NV tue wv
'"''' h'
'"' ' .'" H.-' ''"' o., ~ '"''" '"'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-02-15

At meeting of negroes in Maryyilc.
Blount county, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted; Resolved, That we,
the c0!ored citizens, will not support any can
didate for office, in the approaching August
election. who is not unrquiNocully in favor of
levying Il tax for free schools: no matter what
BIZ uGlitcN.
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'l,,N { N.,.t-EHI.

I. j SHERMAN. 4. I. hEhlIEu and VA, NJ
BROCK announce themselves ~ canUiuItc> fer
Tax Collector Of McMinn county. They are
all good men, and FULLY competent to attend to
the duties Of the office. Running for public
Office has come to be pretty mucn Of free
thing. and IL all the gentlemen yet announced
are personal and political friends. it would be
manilcstly improper for Us to express pref
crence as between them. A fair field and Il
clear track. Who comes next!
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A correspondent suggests "whcn one pray
In public, let it be Il thong genuine pray
er, and II short one; let the petition be varied
omit telling God about the attributes which
he possesses. Keep your long prayers for
your closet. Be cautious about the number
of times in which you proclaim publicly how
vile YOU are. Keep that foryOur closet"
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I. q, ORG. II.

At regular meeting of Valley Lodge. No.
9S, |. o. &. T.. located ut Pikeville, rennes.
see. held on Saturday evening, February Sd,
1872, the following officers were installed for
the quarter ending May list:
c. b. Ripley. W CT; Miss Amy A. Hart. W
VT; J. =. Hale, w Il 5; j. &. Lane. W IS;
Mrs. NJ. L. Pope, w. Treas. S. G. Norwood,
W Chaplain; T. :. McRcynods. W NJ; q. W.
Cobb. W G; |. n. Agce, W OG; j. b. Thorn
MS, W A 5; Miss Calic l.. Henry. W y NJ;
Mrs. A. X. Spears. II II 5; Mrs. l.. G. Hale,
5; $. J. Frazier, p W CT; Ed. J. Foley,
Lodge Deputy.
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Western Farmers Almanac.

Copies of this excellent Almanac for sale at
this office. 1t Is one of the most complete
works of the kind we have ever seen. 1t con-
tains, in addition to the usual matter in the
best slmanacs, large amount Of statistical
and useful information. Among other things,
the Census of the population of the United
States for 1860 and 1870, by counties. Call and
get copy. Price 10 cents.
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McSvsuu Couu', loyal Claims

We have been requested to state that the
claims filed by loyal citizens Of McMinn coun.
~, against the United States. for property Ic-
-troyrd during the war, before the BrownIuw
of the County Clerk Of said County, here the
partirs inter, slcd can call and get them. II i,
prop,rto add that they are unuccomp,uird by
the coIlaicraIs, and that AT present the chance,
for their recognition ANA collection are rJt!rr
remote,
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National Magazine.

Peterson for March is fully up to the high
standard accorded to thi, most popular maya.
zine. We don't know what its circulation
amounts TO in tins section, but it should be
large. Price $500 n year: Chas. j. Peterson,
3O6 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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SOZOlsOnt.

This word which has been staring every
body in the face for the past few years, and
Is now getting into nearly every body's mouth,
is II preparation for cleansing, identifying and
preserving the teeth, swcetening the breath,
and trresting the progress Of decay.
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Still There.

We are authorized and requested to state
that our friend, A. b. Blankenship. is still AT
the old stand, west side of the square, with
lots of Goods and Merchandise, at prices as
low and reasonable AS anybody in the Corpo-
ration dare to sell. Give him a call. all yc
who want to realize the worth of your money .
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4 n 2 2 .

W. b. McKcldin a Co. have at their Tanncry
Choice New York Calf skins,
Best Iicmlock sole Leather,
Extra Homc.tanncd kips and Upper;
winch they are selling exclusively for Cash
Hide, or Produce.
Athens, Tenn, Jan. Is. lS12-tE2lG
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Hscnitcntinry for Life.

The negro, Hardy Wyrick, who some time
ago killed another negro named Munsey. in
Meigs county, had his trial at Decatur last
week. The proof Of the killing was direct and
positive, and the jury found him guilty with
"mitigating circumstances Whcrcupon the
Court sentenced him TO the penitcntiary for
life
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There will be Sncramcnlal Meeting at the
Mars Hill Presbyterian Church, commencing
Friday night, the 10th instant.
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A. Cost.

Robson & Go. are Offering at New York cost,
Dress Goods, Ladies and Gents >hawl,. Bed
Blankets, Clothing. Hats and Table Linens
call and examine their stock. Jan. Is.
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Ny PROGRiNHE FOR b12.

I WILL CONTINUE TO BARTER FOR
1 Dry salt and Smoked Bacon, Wheat. Flour,
Mrll. Corn, Feathers, Bcc>waX, Tallow. Dress.
ed Turkeys. Chickens. Ducks, Guinea, and
Geese, Dried Fruit, Rags, Fur skins. such ~
Bear. Mink. Mu>krat House and Wild cat,
Shuuk. Opo>,ou. Raccoou, Red audGrny FoN,
Dry Hides, Butter, Legs. oats. sweet and
Irish Potatoes. VIII keep constantly a good
stock Of promSruuu, Goods. aud will sell
them low down for
Cash or any of the above Articles,
Ny stock Of lron Castings and steel shall he
unsurpassed. VIII sell cheaper thar ever.
Edged Tools and Hardware.
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THE place to get Oranges, Lemons. Candies
of all kinds. Cocoa Nuts. Raisin-, Figs. Dates.
Cigars. Cigar Holders. Pipes, and Tobacco is
at John L. bsOn's.
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To Wv Brother in Heaven.

(BY REQUESr.)
"rhe grass is on thy grave, brother,
And weary months have flown
Since first thy spirit took it, flight,
TO world, Of joy unknown.
But 90 whcre'cr may. brother;
seem to see thee yet:
And though know that thou art dead,
cannot thee forget.
When all around is gay, brother,
And many voice is light,
My heart sees but thy lonely grave,
And in the silent night
l long to steal away, brother,
And ON the grass grown sod,
To throw myself and clasp it close,
And rest alone with God
They tell me it is wrong. brother,
To weep 80 long for thee;
They say that thou art happy now,
And from cartll's sorrow, free.
But my poor heart is sad. brother,
That thou from me art rivcn:
And clouds Of grief hang heavily
Across the way to Heaven"
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SAFE or LAMBS.

HN ~ EsE- ''fsH't' va H'stNA''N
Bruce " Cool, ct al,ys. VIM, T. Mccuty. ct al
UNPuRSuANCE or \ DECREE OFTlIl
4 tlmrcry Court at Athens, Iunuc,srp
/ made at II, November term, lS1L vii
sell a. the highest bidder. ut public cutlery. al
/ the storc.huu,c Of j, VI. Knox, IN Charleston
Brady county, Tennessee, on
SATuRDAY,TuE 9UI or MARCH, iS,e,
Forty Acres Of land, being the ,ouih.wc,'
corner " the southwest quarter Of ,r'tiOu :
fractional township ,, range lst cut Of the
meridian, Orocc District Bradley county,
Tennessee, Also, ! =. acre. NJ said southwest
quarter, beginning nj the southeast corner.
Sc. Also, WIN, 7. Mctuty', half interest in
thr northwest quarter Of section :, uWn,hip
and range aforesaid, 10 satisfy two Judgment,
IN said thanrrry Court against said VIM /.
MrCnrty. one IN Favor Of Bruce ~ Cook for
sS1O,Sl; the other IN lW0rof Cochran. lluckclt
Il co. for s21,,S2, and interest and costs If suit.
Terms QJ Sdle;->aid land. will be Sole Oh
credit Of SIX months. note with coed scruri.
Is for the purchase money, and drawing in
trrcst from date. will be- required Of the pur-
cha,rrs. and will be sold in bar Of the equity
Of rclcmpliop
And Furthermore.
If VIM. T. Mctarty'S interest in said land,
IN Grndly county should fail to bring enough
pay all Of said compliments said debts, in.
trrr>tN and costs, then. and In that ease Wlll
sell ~ public cutlery, to the highest bidder, 1T
Il. +. Martins >torc.hou.r, in Calhoun, Me-
Mimi county, Tennessee on the day above
specified. Tor cash in hand. the following land,
to.wit; The northwest quarter Of section :.
fractional township I. range ;, west If the
meridian. liiwn.,cc District, MrMiuM county.
Tennessee. Also. ", 7. McCnrty', interest
~ an heir at law Of John l., McClrty. decd.
in the lower half ol the former reservation,
upon which the said John l.. McCWty lived.
and which has been assigned rs bower To-
Mary II. Mc,Nrty, widow, Nc., in McNmn
county, Tennessee.
j. VI. HENDERSON, C.NM VI.
Feb. =. lSI2- it.prN fee slO,Ou-9i9
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A CORRESPONDENT wants to know what has
become Of the Marietta and North Georgia
Railroad. We are unable to furnish any ill.,
formation on the subject. Those who have the
projected enterprise Immediately under their
charge are deliberately rctirent. or. what il,
more probable have nothing to communicate.
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Elias johnson has established Coopcra"c
~ the old NIwtcIl shop. Athens. aadi prrpar
I'd To du all work in hi, line, on short notice
amt az reasonable rates. jt-2l,
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ANY one wishing to exchange good Horse
or Mule for Leather or Shoes, would do well to
apply Immediately to
W. Il. MCkELpIN IL Co.
tthnnp Ell DIu ~
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"IE,r. 81. rr'. "hn i ~ ~ = ,uring.
he "'u-h' such r"lt tn. h. could not >ing.'
H1ur. uuIuliur,tl H1rruhi,n. In what 4
.HH l'l. Pr H. mu.i hi," been. AMI Vet hi
go rluH' 49, "nr lhit often brf,ll. i gers
b u, rnrr tun'iul y'irr among tho>r who
h"Iur" IT, the "g"mIi~ homo" j. uitrrl, spelled
hy "'Gld in the head" or on the iuug.,
ar both combined. For the above men.
TONED "croahrr" We are net aware lhlt any
remedy was ever de i>cd; but we r,joicr 10
know that all human singers may keep their
heads clear and their ihroai~ in tune by u
timely Use Of DR.. Stsc's Cniarrh Remedy, and
Or. Picrc''s Golden Mr'ical discovery. both
Of which are sold by druggists.
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VOC can get the Howe Sewing Machine al
liHncy'-.
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RoBEsOS & Co. have just received large
lot Of n. .. sugar, which they arc Offering very
low by the quantity.
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WHITE BEANS. lIomny, Pickles, Apple
Vinegar, Cheese, Crackers, Coffee. Sugar. aud
Syrup-Just received at John T.. Gibson's.
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Attentions!

r. +. Gib,on--Old Ross Corner--Aihcns. will
pay Cash for all the Understandable Corn offered.
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Light! LIGHT. Coal Oil, Lamps and Lamp
Chimneys. at GIBsON's DRUG STORE.
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sHsE.GVaE. eEa.
Fifteen Thousand EEOll,. Wall E'a =

Fifteen Thousand EGOlb Wall PA
per
Now on hand and being received by the L. T..
Book House. much Of it mdde expressly for
this hOUse. Purchasers, especially Of artistic
taste. wanting something extra, bcaUtJW ami
rccherche. can not do better than order Of thi>
house, 20. d., giving dimensions Of ROOM
quality Of paper price, whether for Parlor.
Chamber, Hall, or what not. They guarantee
satisfaction.
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.Mnrs l1illd,liurcIl.

VIII buy Feathers, and give you goot
Coffee for them.