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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-15

Gas FITTING, l6 Jefferson st.
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A,,en,,op. rub,,o.

| take this opportunity Of informing
my friends and patrons that am pre-
pared to furnish both dealers and fami-
lies with my famous Norfolk oysters at
greatly reduced rates. Goods sold by
me are known TO the public to be of the
best quality, and believing competition
to be the life OF trade, am determined
not to be undersold by anybody. Very
respectfully, VIoroR d. FUcHs,
SIT fl Jefferson street.
- ..-o4 oo+
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FoR furniture and mattresses at low
rates 90 to H. Marks, POI Main street.
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WILLErr's Billiard Hall, 81 Adams
street. 3OI
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The result may be summed up as fol-
lows: States giving Greeley electoral


Horatio Seymour, the Democretie
candidate, received in 1865 the so cleo
toral votes Of s States; in 1864, General
Mcclellan received p electoral votes
in 1852, General Scott, the last Wing
candidate, received AZ electoral votes
IN 1910, Martin Van Buren, received 90
electoral votes against General Harri-
sons 234, bet Van Buren, was elected IN
1874; 10 1882, Henry Clay's electoral
vote was only 80. So it viii seen that
Mr.. Greeley is not the worst beaten can
didate that ever ran against single OPP
nnnent BIZ several.
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DnlvES WELLS, l6 jefferson st. 9st
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NpECrAE. NOTICES.

FLAyoRISG EXTRACTS nrc Of primary I'M
portlncr in cookery; and Of MI articles Of thI,
Ir,rrluiiun the highly concentrated STANDARD
Extracts. prepared By Joseph Burnett n co..
BOSTON. are pronounced hy leading rlli.inirr-
Professor Blot among the numbcr-thc
purc.t and best,
HUMAN WRECKS Every day and hour We
meet with brukrn down specimens Of humnul-
ty--wrrcks that seem past hope Of salvage
At least >pycn-righths Of these might Ice ll.Icd
with ncw vitality, bya course Of Dr.. Walkers
California Vinegar Bittcls. Many are suffer-
Ing from the reaction Of rum-poIIurd hittcrN
or powerful minerals. 1t is characteristic Of
Or. walkers Great Restorative that 1t nou-
tralizc, the effect Of these '.caIlcd remedies
and uccompli,hcs in due time, perfect cure
NATURE GIVES Us TEETH. but she does not
preserve and purify them. That must be done
with fragrant SOIodunt The dental bone and
#, enamel easing are made lnvuncrlbIc to all
destructive influences by the daily use Of TIN,
bcnrlircnt preparation.
100000 Dollars viii be Paid for any remedy
which viii cure Chronic rheumatism. Pains
IN the Limbs, Back and Chest, sore Throat.
Insect >,ings, Group DyWntcry, Chlir. Npan'
and vomiting, quicker than DR.. Tobias N'mc-
lian Eminent: established in 1871; never fall.
Sold by nll druggists. Depot. 10 Park lIlrc'
Nv" '''"'
pMlNs Astral Oii.--More ArrId'ntN occur
from using unsafe oils than iroul ,trlinD9,i'
and railroad combined over 2o9'oJo i'ln'''''
contlnurto burn l'ralN Astral on ana u" ne,
ctdrntS directly or indirectly nave occurred
from burning, storing or hNnIIlh@ II, ~
ilou'c Of thrr. Pratt, hSllDIlNhrd lN''' n. y
j., - ulin'l ~" '"'''''''"' 'r'"'' '''
NV"'n '''"'
\ Beautiful White soft. smooth ahI rI',r
kin i produced by using o. W. i@ir3
"Eloom Of loulh,u II removes IAN lI''N.'''
I'',G", ', r' hrilini AMI hcoIt'
~, L. w, iii 'irn,oi. Thi. nrnn,r,tinn
luz :" '. "', ", ,,' ,i l,mat f,
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Nn,'"''7 VII" loO'' SUM- '"7' '''''''''7 '"''-
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For Dyspepsia lndl&cShon' depression OF
n,l, "'" -r'gI'. 'rIi,,' 81 ,I' Toy"r nJ
','u>' u,I' ~" ,',.n g." c,,,- liza
n-' u ~" H,u.t ~ rti,, ,c
rrtIo-i n"'i''io'n,' W. yr ~" i', .,
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CEazIDS. and 'TEsITGS.

The crop news from Georgia is favorable
Anderson Campbell sannounrod torcprc,cut
Bradley and Polk in the noNt Legislature,
In central Indiana m immense rain fall on
Monday flooded everything.
Wheat and corn in James and Hamilton coun-
tie, are reported promising.
Anothc wife murderer was lynchcd in Ken
lucky last week.
The Rogcr>ylIc Reporter HOSTS the name Of
X-Pre,ldcnt johnson for Congressman NJ large
New nour /. making It's appearance in the
Southern markets ut fancy prices.
\ California sheep r,i.cr owns 10000 sheep,
which bring him yearly income Of 100000.
At Memphis. Geo. +. Clark, balloonI-t Of
Noy| Circus. fell - feet, and will probably die
Rev. T.. l.. lIoss is TO be transferred from the
Knoxville station to the Pacific Conference.
Elections occurred in Oregon and in wash
mgtQn Territory on thc3d,
Mi,tru,t the man who find, everything good,
and the man who finds everything evil
Gen. Ransom. recently admitted TO seat in
the L. :. senate from North Carolina, proposes
TO canvas, hi, state
Dr. y. l.. Coblclgh, Of Athens has been elect
cd by the General Conference editor Of the
Methodist Advocate, Atlanta.
The sparta Tribune presents thcnNmc ofGcn.
G. q. DlbrcI, Of White county, Is candidate
for Congrc,, in the Second District.
Clcrgymcn generally address, their ilocNS aS
brethren. taking it for granted that the brclh-
rem el1Lrdcc the sisters. Not original
In the Methodist Conference, New York. u
resolution to establish coorcd conference in
Georgia was tabled.
The Greeley ratification meeting in New
York on Monday was the biggest thing Of the
kind ever held in thntcity.
Prince Grant and his sister, the Princes. are
still travelling in Europe. Duc notice will be
given Of thcirrcturn.
Lake Eric i~rcportcd slowly dryincup, and q
nice calculation shows that the process viii b.
, oppIctcd just o,s14 year, ahead Of thcprc>cnt
date.
The Grcclcy-Brown ratification meeting nj
New Orleans i, represented to have been the
-ranle t display Of popular enthusiasm cNhb-
tied in that city since the war.
1t is rep ortcd that lj,lA head Of cattle were
slaughtered at Kansas City, Missouri, during
last season. 1.his is nearly onc.hHlithc number
puckrd in the VIII ole country.
An Omaha paper advises the people mot to
make such "A fuss over the shooting of one con-
.iabl?, t., thcrc are over 90 candidates for the
nt'i.
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.Jom-i:c~idcut Notice.

Circuit Court II McNiinn County, Tennessee.
john /. slower. CLERK. SIS. John Denton. j. +.
Rn,Un ami !. y. tuhb.
~ mi, cause 10 app.Uriu. To The Court from
l the return made JOS thH sheriff II McNinn
county. that jbe defendant j. 3. Benton i a
Ut the state "l Tennessee. II -
ordered d, the Court that publication b, made
in .Iu Athens Post. 70 newspaper published in
Athens. AIcliiuu county, Tennessee. for four
consecutive weeks. notifying ana requiring
the laid j. +. Benton 10 be- and appear before
the Judg. OF our Circuit Court. 90 Dc held for
the County Of llrliiuu. on the second Monday
Of August next. thyu and There TO plead. an
,wcr ar Gpuur IL the petition filed In this
caI,,. OF the same will Doe taken - confessed
and set for hearing rN plrir - tn him.
JOHN I. ~LON liz. clerk.
May 81. lS12-lt-pr- Tee i.nl-lil
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State Of Tennessee, McMinn County
W. &. Horton u Go. Vs. Henry Eowiry.
Original Attachments

IN TIL, cause it appearing by affidavit, that
| the defendant Henry Euwlry i, justly in.
,chtcd To the plaintiffs, and j. a uou-rc,iiout
of the state. 80 that the ordinary prurcs, OF
law cannot be- served ou him. auG an original
attachment having been levied ON hi, proper
". II i, therefore ordered that publication b,
made in the Athens Post, a new -papcr pub
,hrd in the town or Athens, TcNl., for Ioul
successive weeks, commanding the ,tld Henry
Rowlry 10 appear before me at my Office in
Athens. Tcnn., on the 18Th day Of June. lNi2
and make defence tu said suit against him, Ell
it will b. proceeded with IS pnrtr.
". GErrl~, j. +.
MAY II. 1872. lt-prs Zee ; .OD-43I
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SOzOsiOi:..

and breath purifier, and yet 50 pleasant and
convenient to use. its exceeding popularity
does not surprise any one. Time fully c,tah-
lished the fact that the SOzodont possesses
these excellent qualities in an eminent de-
to position upon every toilet table.
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Nucrn (iaN d,ircIi..

placc-atcrnOoE and night--on next Tuesday,
the llth. 1t is represented rs being the best
Company that has visited this section for Il
number OF years, having many new attractions
original only with the "Quccn City Circus
Remember day and date. Advertisement in
another column of tO-day> paper.
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'Thc Howe Sewing ysachinc.

The following named persons haycthr HOire
.Seiring Nuchihe. to whom partic, desiring TO
purchase are respectfully REFEREED Mrs. T.. Il.
Luttrcll. j. l.. Crow, 4. shoemaker, J. \.
Owens. A. i. Brown. W. q. Barker. j. Il.
Reed. =. C.. webb. j. W. Gilbert. II. X.
Brown. W. l.. Hill. J. c. Si!garis, Il. l.. Cl>S.
a. c. Ayt>c. Mrs. Dixon, G.. W. Wood, J. NJ.
Clemcntson, W. {. Davis.
W. c. HALEY, Agent,
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For Tax Collector.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounrc ". Nj KELLEY ~ q candidate for
reelection To the office of TnN Collector for
McMinn county. at the ensuing August c'rc-
lion.
Wrarc authorized and requested to announce
the name Of John NJ. MILLER, ~ . candidate
for 'TaX Collector Of MrMlnn county subject
to Convention if one should be held. Election
next August.
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We are authorized and requested to an
nouucc JAMES W. PLANK a. a randidlt"
for County Trustee Of McNinn county, at the
ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested to an
nollncc ROB. SNYDER H. a candidate Tor
County Trustee Of McMinn county. ut the en-
suing August election.
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State OF Tennessee. McMirn County.
Robert Powell v. Henry Euwley.
iOrigiull Attayhmcut.l

NTH. cGu.r 10 appylriu. 10y affidavit. that
! thrG,irulHut Henry Euwlry j. justly in
d,btpi to the plaintiff 10y account. and i
nonresident NJ ia" state. ,u that the ordinary
process, OF law cuuuot De- served ON him. and
I'm attachment having been levied ON III, pro-
perry. il i, therefore ordered that publication
be- made IN the Ath,u. Post, % new spar'r pub
ii,hod in The town Of Athens. Tenn. for four
Sucrg- ,iyc weeks. commanding tlc said Henry
Ruwl'y o. appear before me q nv office. IN
Athens. Tenn. in the Eth civil strict Of said
county. ou the 18th day of jun,. lSI2. suh
mako d,i,u.. % .ui suit brought AGAINST him
or It. will De- preceded with cy pari".
". GEIrNS, J. T..
Mas ~. lS12It-rg, Zee iuO-.jl
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VALUABLE TAsM FOE SAEE

rNHE SUBSCRIBER IlASA VALUABLE
| Farm tor sale. situate in III" 18th civil dis
iricr Of MrMinu County. ON the rund leading
from Anthem, to the mouth ot the Orocr, con.
tanning $50 acres Of land. leo Of which are in
cultivation and highly productiyr.th The balance
well limhcrcd. There j. q comfortable house.
crib. stables Sc. on the premises. There j.
also Tine ,pring. aud the whoiri, well water
ed. II will be sold at private sale on rru,uul-
bic terms. Parties desiring TO purchase can
obtain further information hy calling On the
subscriber on the premises, or addressing him
through the pos, office at toshill. McMinn
county. Term, will he reasonable.
PERRY TEEW.
Mn. II ~ | m -LL'I
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Nr,y Advertisements.
CI,nrcrry Court. Dcrntmr. scnn.
T. j. Bates and wife. ". J. u. Dod,on and

III. luiIh.
IN this cause 1t appclr:n" from the rel
/ Of the sheriff. aud affidavit having been
made A, required by law. from all IT which il
appears that VIM. liolrk. one e the dcirnd-
ami. in the above stated cause j. u nou-r'>i-
dent " the State Of Tennessee: II i therefore
ordered by the Clerk and Master that siid
VIM. Roark De required to appear before the
Chanrcry Court at Decatur. on the 2d Monday
Of September. 1872. and make defense to >ild
Bill. or The same will he taken for confessed.
and the cause set for hearing cX partc ~ to
HIM: IL j. further ordered that this notice br
published for four consecutive weeks in the
Athens Post. Thi, lth day II June. 49,.
". +. BLENlNS, & a "
June :, lSi2-it-prs fec ; i.o0-23j
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The Stock of this House was never before
so full and complete IS at present. aud we are
pleased to learn that the business character of
thi, entcrprising Firm is fully appreciated by
the public. whcthcras wholesale or retail pur-
chascrs. We commend them to every class.
but especially to. those wanting school Books.
Blank Books, stationery and Wall Paper, Of
which they have ncomparably the cheapest
Stock over brnmght TO En.t Tcnncs,ec.
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Ice Cream ,E,ery gSuy.

TON MINOR has lifted mp and opened m lc"
Cream saloon in the new building one door
from south Corner, and viii be prepared to
furnish Il superior article every day in the
week, except SmndNy. Give him 4 call.
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For Sheriff.

Wcarr authorized and requested to announce
JOHN \. GOULpI as Il candidate for re-
election to the oi,irc Of sheriff Of NcMlnn
coumty-at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized and requested to an
nouncr j. u. PORTER u the Peoples ttndi-
date for sheriff Of McMinn county, ut the en-
>uing August election.
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Mouse CreciS Academy.

We had the pleasure of being present at the
clo>in" exercises Of the session at this instilu-
ton last Friday. There was II large crowd in
attendance. composed Of the bloom. beauty,
and intelligence Of the valley, together with
Il number of visitors from the ncighboring
towns. villages and humlcts. The stand was
tastcfuly fcstooncd with flowers pluckcd by
fair hand, from the gardens and fields near by.
The exercises were interesting, and were hap
PLY conducted throughout. 4 portion Of the
defamation was good, and some of the com.
positions Of the young ladc, were really en-
cellcnt. At the middle of the day an inter-
mission occurred and the audience were in
vited to partake Of the bountcous fare which
the citizens with proycrba hospitality had
provided. and to which. we are bound to say,
all seemed to do fun Justice. At the close Of
the afternoon exercises, Mr.. shuts, who has
had charge Of the Academy for the lat few
months, delivered IN appropriate address. and
was followed by Col. John l.. Hurst, who
made some pertinent and well conceived re-
marks on education. and the superior facilities
Of the present aS compared with earlier times.
At night Il concert was given by Mrs. ;. l..
Gilespie's music class, which we regret we
could not stay to hear. but Of which others.
who did remain, speak in commcndable terms.
She is IN estimable and accomplished lady,
and we are glad to know of her success.
The Athens Brass and String Bands were
present. and during the day treated the large
crowd to a variety Of pieces executed in their
best style.
Altogether it was very pleasant and hap
py occasion, and we hope to live to be present
at Il few more Of the same sort.
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u. n. Wesleyan University.

The Commencement Exercises Of thi, lnsti
tuition will begin on Friday, June ilth, with
Examinations; ChiIdrcn's Exhibition Friday
night; Examinations continued through Mon
consisting Of Declarations, Compositions and
Orntions. Wednesday morning the l3th the
Orations of the graduating class and confer
ring Degrees. Alumnal Anniversary Wcdnc>-
day night -Addrcss-Edwin \. Alice. The
Public are invited.
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rp,siIICrysscr,ts.

lam OF, ring everything at COST, an" many
things much below COsr. in orucr to clos" up
business BY the l>t Of september. Come 10 inc
Cheap store and buy your supplies.
1850 \. i. BLNNMN-i!P'
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For State Senator.

We are authorized AMI requested to an
nounrc Gen. JAS. LANE. OF McMinn roun-
IT,. ~ a candidate for the state senate from 'hr
District composed Of the counties of loudon'
Monroe. McNinn. Mrigs. Bradley and Polk
Election l,t Tuesday in November.
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Sow Plaster on both old and young Clover
md on all garden vegetables. Buy from
r. 4. Gibson.
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We are requested to give notice that Rev.
David Green will preach at Mt. Cumberland,
on the Sd Sabbath in thi, mOnth--lGth
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A good Boot and shoe. Maker wanted immc-
diate:y. to whom sicady employment and good
WAGES will be given. g.. ". WOOD.
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We have been requested to give notice that
School House, IN this vicinity, next Sabbath.
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M,pscips Notice.

If he who causes two blades Of grass to
grow whcr" only one grew before" might be
called a public hcurIacior. how much more
should he be- hailed hcnciact0r Of the human
race who brings back the bloom Of health to
thc"hlImau face divine" and rcncw~ orr lease
of life. when, to all outward seeming. even
hope has fled. Truly, the conscientious ply
stefan has noble calling. and great j. his re-.
ward in the gratitude Of all generous hear
who have been relieved by hi. mini,iration>.
DR.. rhOS. \. lIurcy's Slr>aparilla and Potash.
Worm Candy, liittcr-, and Aguc Tonic now
brings him in rich argO>y> of wealth, aud Will
brin" hun pO-thllmous fame.
Mn l. IN I'm 10
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Good Wheat.

A specimen Of wheat from the field Of Henry
A. Moss, near this place, was left at the print
ing Office few days since. BouIln variety, aud
though the heads are not so lon" they are well
filled and much heavier than the sample Of
Greeley White referred to last week.
II. l.. Shuts. Of the Mouse Creek Valley,
ira heavy and well filled, and is represented As
Il fair nNrra@r Of his crOn.
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Gum EIiIl.

J. II. REED wants to buy 800 lbs Bacon
highest market price paid.
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'yarE Eryf,N ElDgsE and LOT.

situated on Main street, in Athens, being the
Iatcrc,idrnrc or VIM. +, Keith, decd, said
property will he solo on Il credit Of u II amt
is months. except the sum Of . pei cent.
which will b" required cash IN hand Note
viii be- taken and lien retained for the bat
nnrc Of the purchase money. Minimum price
1850. j, VI, lIENpEkNON,i ~ VI,
June /. lN,4-4'-pr, fee >i,0O.2@
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ATTENTION is invited to the advertisement
of Mr.. Bushong. Photographer. which appear,
in another column. Iii, reputation rs u first
class artist Is well established in this section.
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Photographs, Ambrotypcs and Daguer'
reotyDes,

ropird with ncltnc,, and dispatch. All Pie.
turr, guaranteed good. Pictures taken in
cloudy q, well rs clear weather. Thlnblul
for pa,t pnlronlgc hope to merit y continue
i,lrr Of tnrwmc. BUSllONG.
Athens. June :. lSI!.inrGW. 936
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yFc.,m- What lac says.

Though combinations strong H. proofs Of
Holy WRIT" and q, numerous n the sands on
the sea shore. were produced to prove that Dr..
Pierce, the proprietor Of Dr.. Sngc's Cat trrh
Remedy, j. in earnest and mc0HS what he says.
when he offers $500 reward for any ease Of
Calarrh which he cannot cure, yet there would
he some >kcptir, and fogc> who would con-
tinuc 10 shout, "IIumbug.' "iiumhuG"'-
ut cannot be, bccall>c DR.. iiomr>pun says
Cntarrh clnuot h" curcd.' Now, this Dr.
lIomcspun is the identical, goOd-naturcd old
fellow who honestly nclcyc> and persists in
declaring that this earth i not round or sphcri-
cal. but fiat is Il ">ap- lnck,' and does not
turn over. otherwise the water would all be
spilled ont Of Deacon BaScom'> mill pond
But Astronomical science has positively ucm-
on>tralcd and proven that Or. llomc>pun /,
wrong in surprising this earth TO hc Hat and
stationary. and medical science i daily PROV
ing the fact that he is no less mistaken and be-
hind the times in regard to the durability Of
Catalrh. In short il has been positively pro-
ven that this world moves and That mcdicH.
science is progrc> >iyc-thc opinion Of I)r.
| IomCspun to the contrary notwithstanding.
That Dr. ~n"r'S Catarrh Remedy will cure
Catarrh, thousands who have used it attest.
Then buy It. and use it. in doubt do not sand,
You will find it in drug stores all over the land.
'E:,ih AT thc sOiicf. Every Iady's
maid knows that the bewitching beings who
pave their triumphant way with conquered
hearts. regard Il splendid head Of hair the most
effective Of all wOm'uly destinations. They
believe. and they are right, that they can Il>~o
IL many bcauX with the luNuriant ringlci-
and glossy hluid> A. they can "hi,l at sight
with their bcuming eyes. iicucc III thoir"toi
let talk anon" themselves and with tlcirat-
pendants. the merits Of preparations for the
hair are freely canvas>cd. and the latest result
Of this discussion seems to he the almost uni
vcr>nl adoption Of Lyons katlIairon ~ an ar
tcc better adapted to promote the growth and
beauty Of the 'Chcf Glory Of Woman" than
any other ut present before the world. They
say that without Irritating In" skin Of the
head it crlIicutc> dandruil. and that it prn"-
tratc> below the surface to the roots oIthC hair.
them with new life and 'igur.
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THE notice in regard TO the examination at
Ricevile will appear next week.
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E'snr s.ruf 'sob;iccO.

A superior Article, Just Received and for
Sale at llAfLEi's.
InAvE the largest and best stock Hanging
Dog Iron ever found in this market, consisting
Of Wagon tire. Bull Tongue, Twisting shovel
and Straight shovel Mould>. for Cash or Barter
April j. I. +. GIBSON -
j. II. REED In, Just received a fresh lot Of
Dry Goods and Groceries. Shoes and Boots,
Hardware. Sc.
Az extra lot of Gra>. and Grain scythe
Blades and SnaiIlcs. Hay Forks, &c. at j. H..
Reeds.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-07

For CONGRESS.

We are authorized and requested to an
nounrc col. 4. BLI/N RID, Of McMinn. -
candidate for Rcprc>cn 'otiyr IN C,ngr">, from
the Third District Election in November.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-07

WE are under obligations 10 our fcllow-towns-
man, John Burger, for Il half dozen extra large
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-07

Go D. II. Reeds to buy your Shoes an,
Boots,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-07

VI. \. Helm. guardian. vs.. NcttIc f. k"ltil'
.hN THElsr DAY OFJrLY, 1872. WILL
" SELL Ia the highest bidder, ut the Court
hnMsn door. IN Nthrns.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-06-07
New Invention!

(tALL AND EXAMINE WOOD COLLAR
\ and lInmc, altogether. y" more chance
for ,orc-,houk.cr,d horse. IL YOU buy these
Collars. I. +. GIBSON.
Athens. May 81. lS7l-tf-2.j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-03-23

b. Election Tickets printed at this O.G.,
uu short u.J.se.