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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-10-16
VILLAow, WALKER COUNTY GA, I
June 20, 1865.


Dr. John Bull--Dear Sir: L have recently given
your ''Wom Destroyer" several trials, and find
wonderfully etficaeiors. 1t has not failedn sim
gle instance 10 have tlewished Tor effect. am do
ing pretty large country practice, and have daily
use for some article of the kind. am free to
fess that | know of no remedy recommended by the
ahlest authors that is so certain and speedy 4 its
effects On the contrary they are uncertaill in the
extreme My object in wri ting you is to find ont
pon what terms can get the medicine directly
com YOU III can get upon easy terms, shall use
a great deal oft am aware thatthe OF such
articles is contrary to the teachings and p tctice of
a great majority of the regular line of NJ DIS, but
SEQ no Just cause or good sense in discarding
edy which we know to be efficient, simply because
n ay be ignorant of It's combination For my pal =
to hall make it rule to use all and any meanl
alleviate suffering humanity which | may be able
to command-not hesitating because some one more
Ingenious than myself may have learned its effects
first, and securedthat knowledge. However, am by
no means an advocate or supporter OF the thousands
ct worthless nostrums that food the country, that
purport to cure all manner Of disease to with hui
man flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and inform
me of your best terms. lam sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEWENT, NJ. d.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1868-10-16

MARIETTA. Ga, July nth, 1868,

Injustice 10 Tie Oakley Mills Manufacturing Co.,
have seen fit TO give 10 The public lny experience
with their Flour Of Raw Bone. | bought OF them
500 pounds Of Bone Dust. then prepared my
ground thoroughly turned it over last fall, and
this spIing when planted broke il tolerably deep,
and then laid offte ground in drills four feet apart
an! aimed to put the three feet in the drill, but
in Justice TO tie Bone Dust il is proper to state that
planting was very imperfect, on account Of my not
being able to give il my personal attention. L had
10 employ two small boys and the corn is not regu-
lar or tile Bono Dust either.
The corn viii show for itself If it continues 70
rain as it has done good judges have estimated ii TO
make eight barrels per acre, the ground was only
tolerahc, il was a little above our common land. Te
sum the whole matter, both from practice and obser
walton am fully satisfied hG3 II will add one hun
dred per cent to the corn crop in this county Twill
state that used about 1875 pounds TO the acre as
near as could. ] also tried a few rows with stable
manure. The corn came mp and grew oil vigorous
" and bid fair at the start 10 out stlip Bono Dust,
but ms soou ar dry weather came on and the hot sun
4, hraM ON IT, II knocked uu,trte Bone Dust. Sta
ble Manure cant stand In drought with Bone Dust,
give this rs my opinion aftra fair trial. If you
mink this worth anything to the community you
have my pea mission to mnle.il public. a8amsBsss
Yours Respectfully,
tEe4sAte'4 HUMPHREY REID.
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY

Whereas, II. NJ. Hammett, applies to me for let
Of Guardianship Of the OF AND property Of
Of said county, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all per-
SONS concerned to file their objections if any they
have, in my Office or before the first Monday in
November hext-otherwise letters of Guardianship
will be granted the applicant at that term of the
Court of Ordinary for said county.
Given under my hand as Ordinary at Office in Ma
ii0'''' '10 E. A. DoBBS, Ordinary.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

I'D virtue of an order of the honorable the Court
EB of Ordinary ofCobb county Ga will be sold
before the Court House door in the city Of Marietta
said county of Cobb during the legal hours Of sale on
the first Tuesday in December next the following reaA
estate to wit: Lot OF land No. AGO, 467, and ten
acres off of the northwest corner OF lot 49I III the 10
District and second section containngin the aggre-
gate ninety acres more or less -.
Sold at Administrators Sale as the property OF the
Estate of Mark A. Lane deceased ] ate of said Coun-
tv. for the benefit of heirsot said deceased Terms
Cash this Oct Z 80 -
printers fee $500 SCI
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VIM. Root 6 Sons Column.
AUTHE NTI-caD ecu E rs
.ARKAsAs HEARp FRoMtuas
Testimony Of Mcdical Men.
stoney Point, White Co.. Ark, May %, '66.

Stoney Point White Co., Ark, May %, &c.
D. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: East February /
was in LouisvHe purchasing drugs, and got SO
OF your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Btters.. - g,.~y.
II yson ia law whowas with me inthe store, has
been down with rheumatism for some time, com
menced on the Biters, and soon found his general
health improved
DIR. Gist who has been in bad health, tried them,
and he also improved
DIR. Coffee, who has been in bad health fer sever
alyears--stonaaeh and Ggsre aiieated-he Improved
very much BY tie I;se oi sr Bttcrs: Indeed the
Cedron Bitters has given you great popularity in
this settlement think l could sell great guam
tity ofyour medicines this fall-especially of your
Cedron Bitters and Sarsaparia. Ship me via
Memphis, care Of Ricket and Nicely, KS
Respectfully,
c. b. WALKER
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printers fee $500 <
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:

whereas. ". P. Duncan having applied 10 me for
the Guardianship of the persons and property OF L
p Gresham. A. S. Gresham M. j. Gresham and
w w Gresham minor orphans of Watson Ores
ham late OF said county deceased.
These are therefore to cite and adnonish al per-
CONS concerned to be and appear at my office on or
Isro the first Monday in November Eext to hle
IT, eactions fany they have otherwise letters OF
Guardianship will be lanted the applicant at that
term of said Court. Given under my hand as Or
din al! '"'' E A. DOBBS, ord.y.
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BULLS WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and Worldwide
leaders.

have received many testimonials from profess
ional and medical men, as my almanacs and various
publications have shown, all Of which are genuine.
The following letter from Il highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia, is certainly one of the
most sensible Communications have ever received.
DR. Clement knows exactly what he speaks of, and
his testimony deserves to be written in letters of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says Of BULLS
WORM DESTROYER:
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Legal Advertisements. r
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

EDY virtue of ar order of the Honorable Court of
D Ordinary of Cherokee County, will be sold
before the court house door in the town of Cantop
on the first Tuesday in November next betweetlib
legal hours of sale lots of land to wit: Nos. 1895
and 1896 in the third District and Second sectoh.-
Also Nos and 2 in the Cd district and 2dsection.
Also Nos 36 and So and IS acres of No. 30 in the Is
dist and Cd sect. Also one undivided third interest
in and to come off of the soutlrside of in ihs
18th District and ID section all lying and being in
the county of Cherokee and sold as the property Of
Andrew G. Brannon deceased. for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors Of said deceased Terms Of sale
on credit of IL months with note and approved So
curity if not puneually paid to bear interest frcm
date. E 81 n@
WILLIAM II. BRANNON, -
Administrator.
MARY E. BRANDON.
Sept. 18th, 1868. Administrative.
printers fee $10)
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rARMnRs LOOK AT THIS.

230 lbs. "FIour Of Raw Bone per
acre properly mixed in the soil of your
wheat land, viii pay you handsome
profit in wheat and add large per cent
to the. yaluc of your land for next crop.
Try'it and prqyeit! Tho article scan
be bought in large or small quantities Of
OAKLEY MILLS MAN. Co.,
Marietta, Ga.
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Nn. L. MASsrlElD & Co, Marietta Ca
pust jfial on NY corn when Ipanted and | find
by putting small quantity il The ll (say gill or
les that Il wotil;i li,t,s Welded Gy double the
quantity Of corn or in other words if one acre with
oGt the Bone Dt,>t would Siug fifteen bushels with
tho Bone LA Lit - s.aIl ven IAirX bushelsor
also tried NJ eNrcfif,ctit ~ 80 acrds Of land with
cachcd ashes aud 4 tl.s liepe Dast mixed using
about pint TO ne tIl That give g9od satisfaction
and stood ihe dropsa better alma the other and
made the hest coin, lam so well pleased with my
experiment Whit, flat | shall use itmore extern
xivclv next season And should have mentioned
,hat used it on my cabbage potatoes, and other'
Vegetables and mus say it camnotbe beat. -
~ Yours Sc,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

EBY virtne of an order of the Honorable the
- Court of Ordinary of Cobb county, Ga, will
be sold before court house door in the city OF Mae
ia said County ofC Obj, during the legal hours Of
sale on the first Tuesday in November next the fol-
lowing real estate to-wit: @ aeN
Lot of land Number 229 in the goth District and I'd
Section containing 160 less, and the.
South West Corner of lot Number $780, in the Goth
District and I'd Section, containing 40 or
less both of said lots lying and being in said county
of Cobb. @&
Said at administrators sale the property of the
estate of james Parks deceased, late ofsaid county,
for the benefit Of the heirs and creditors of said de-
ceased. Terms Cash. This September Is, 1918.
L. M. PARKS, Admir-.
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NJ OTICE-Two months after date application will
" be made to the Court of Ordinary of Cobb
county for leave sell the real estate belonging to,
the estate of E. F. Leavel, deceased, for the benefit
of the heirs and creditors of said deceased this 7th
of Sept. 1868.
JOHNSON WILLIAMS, Admir-
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M OTICE-Two months after date application
~ will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Cobb
county, for leave to sell the real estate belonging to-
the estate of James M johnson, late of said county
deceased for the purpose of paving the debts OF said
deceased. II. M. HAMMETT, Admir-.
Sept. 1st, 1863. fa aE s .a4t
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


I'D Y virtue ofan order of the Court of Ordinary
ID of Cherokee county, will be sold before ths
Court House door in the town of Canton the first
Tuesday in November next between the legal hours
OF sale lots of land to-wt: Nos. 1868 and 1868 in
the Sd District and I'd section of Cherokee county
sold the property OF John King deceased sold for
SOS cash the balance on IL months credit with lien
on property to secure purchase money. Purchaser
to pay for files. September llth, 1868.
BARTHOLOMEW LIYELEY, Admir-
printers fee $6)
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NJ OTICE-Two months after date application
~ will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Cobb
county for leave to sell the real belonging
ceased for the purpose of paying the debts of said
deceased. ii. Nj. HAMMEII, Admir-.
Sept. LIST, 1867.
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M OTlCE--Two mouths after date application will
lV be made to the Honorable the Court of Ordina-
ry of Cobb county for leave sell the lands belong
ing the estate of John Kiser late of said county
deceased, for distribution among the heirs =.
Sept ii 1868 NJ. c.. KISER, Executor.
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~ OTICE-Two months after date application
lV will be made to the Court Of Ordinary If Cobb,
county for leave to sell the real estate belonging to-
the estate of Mary A. Manning late of said county
deceased for the benefit of the heirs and creditors.
Sept. LIST, '68. H. Nj. HAMMETT, Admir-
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q -r IL. Is. WALLACE.

" /. MAHstIrI p, Sec o, n. n. Co.,-Sir:-
Having tried your Flour OF Raw Bone the present
year in justice to You, have the pleasure OF stating
mcnt My corn stood the dry hot weather of last
summer without whitening or burning in the least
used about gill to : hills of corn putting il on
the seed corn before covering From my experience
/ can confidently recommend y9m Raw Bone as a
first rate fertilizer for corn and will take pleasure in
showing my crop To any who will visit my place
3 miles north Of Marietta the Bell Ferry Road"
] contemplate using your Raw Bore extensively on
my wheat this fall
Your are at liberty TO use the above in any way
you think prudent
Respectfully A S. WAY.
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THIS is TO CERTIFY, That l used Ton of Flour
of Raw Bone This year ca my Cotten and am web
pleased with IT, and have this day bought Ton to
put on my Wheat-I think twill double the amount
eli Cotton and will do better for wheat.
~f rer SAL SAMUEL MODIFY.
Sept 21st, 1868. Floyd County
Psi ordered the above Flour OF Raw Bone
from Oakley Mills manufacturing Co, Marietta last
spring fer Judge Nobly
apee a erfTT - i. T. HOOPER.
lloyd County.
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Respectfully,

To OAKLTY Mills MANUFACTURING Col de-
sirc o say for the benefit of all concerned that have
planted eight acres Of Cotton this year and put in the
ground with the seed, eight barrels of your Bone
moor. The whole was plantedbehween 18th and 18th.
Of MAY. 1t Is the best trlitea Cotton l have ever
seen and farmer who saw il yesterday said that one
acre Of it wolHd produce as much as three acres OF
some of his river Cotton.
/ am perfectly confident that it is the Bone Dust
that has produced this excellent crop.
49, rs Respectfully,
JOSEPH S. CLIFTON.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Sep. 18th 1868. -4od.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-30
TT WORKS LIKE A CHARM"


Have YOU Headache Use Rcnne's Magic OH.
Have you Ioothactc' Use kcnncs Mage oil.
Have you Neuralgia Use eeuN8 Magic oil.
linycyUu rheumatism trs ienne'- Magic Oil.
Have YOU soIe Throat Use Rcnne's Mag.s oil.
Have you sciaiical Iso Rsnne's Magic OH
Have You Bruisc Use Ronuc's Magic Oh.
Have You Crampsl uso Renncs Magic Oh.
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II Ia clean, safe aud delicious IN use, aud n
you use It faithfully. Il will do YOU good.
Directions on each bottle BUY II of III,
Druggistor Merchants where YOU trade. Il
they have not got II oil hand they will s.nt
for h, at your. request, and sell you the Gcnu
inc Rennes Pain'killing Magic on, 81 th,
manufacturers lowest price at retail
WM. 9ENNE, solo proprietor and man
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nlont, by n, Cutting; Newbury, by Ksys a
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9oldby I'll pruggisss, hsrehia,s sod 0ronss,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-30

EUySrDENCE or THE SANDWICH
IsLANDs.--A correspondent of the
New York Tribune says the Island
of Hawaii is apparently settling
slowly into the sea. This uncom
Portable phenomenon was first no.
ticed soon after the great earthquakes
Of last April ; but the arrangement
of level was at first supposed to bc
temporary and due to the tidal wave
which would recedc IN due course
Of time. 1t soon became apparent,
however, that the crust of the earth
was yielding, and allowing the great.
CT part of the island, which has an
area of no less than four thousand
square miles, to settle gradually to.
ward the centre. The island has
settled on its coast line, but chiefly
on its southern and western shores
where the depression amounts t,
several feet; elsewhere 1t il but {
few inches, though enough to caus'
tho Overlooking of the low lands.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-30

FURNITURE.
rJ,HE undersigned having recently enlarged
i his Ware Rooms, first building south OF
Trotter House in
BRADFORD VILLAGE,
Is receiving corresponding additions to bis
stock Of goods in the line of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Such rs Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Spring,
Hair Husk and Excelsior Mattresses, Cane
Seat chairs, Children's chairs and carriages
and great variety OF
COMMON FURNITURE.
Mirrors of various styles and prices, Paint
ed and Paper Window Shades, Curtain Fix
lures Cord and Tassels, Whatnots and Fancy
Brackets. Also, Wolnut, Whitewood, Butter
nut and Pine
COFFINS AND CASKETS,
Ready Made Thbet. Cashmere Lawn ant
Muslin Shrouds Burial Caps, Handkerehiets
Collars, Cravats, Cssket and Coffin Trimmings
Name Plates, &c.
He Agent for the sale of Pianos,
SMITHS AMERICAN ORGANS
Mason & Harnlin's Cabinet and Portable Or
gans.
The undersigned, grateful for the liberia
share of Public Patronage, heretofore be
slowed upon him hopes still to merit a contiI
uance of the same.
GEO. l.. BUTLER.
Bradford, Oct. 20, 1868,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-30

The proprietors ofthe Cunard line
of steamers are about to restore tn
the BostOnians the benefit of a
steamer now and then to England.
Since they withdrew the Boston
branch Of their line altogether, the
Bostonians and New Englanders
generally patronizc the French ldnc
from that city, which has been won
derfnlly successful, and has made
very decided inroads upon the quts'
monopoly which the CunagderS Tor
metly enjoyed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-30

SuRsDENCE OF THE COAST OF |
New JERsEY.-The geological sur
vey of the State of New Jersey has
established the fact that the coast
is gradually sinking beneath the
the ocean. One marked evidence
of the fact is that various mills To-
Gated in or near tide-water find the T,
flood tides rising from few inches |
to a couple of feet higher than when
they were built, and the depth OF
water proportionably greater at low
water mark. Another evidence Is
the wearing away and submergence
of the shores. Facts of this char.
acter have been observed all along
the coast. AT Monmouth, on Rari' |
tan Bay, orchards and groves that
were once familiar to the people
have disappeared under the water.
The dimensions of many farms have
been seriously cicumscribed in this
way. Men are living who used to
plOw lands that cannot now be found.
At Long Branch the sea rolls over
the site of the Bennett House, built
In 1903 and burned in 1919. 1t
stood some distance from the water.
The summer houses at this resort
have several times been removed
further inland. AT Cape Island
the shore must have worn away
nearly q mile since the revo'
lutiOnary war. A Town bank a
graveyard has been completely
washed away by the sea, which flows
a considerable distance further in
land. Dennis Creek is said to have
lost more than mile of it's length
by the wearing away Of the marsh
at its mouth within the last seventy
years. Near South Dennisville are
places now covered with marsh and
salt grass, which were formerly up
land and covered with trees. AL
island in q meadow between Den
nisvi'le and Goshen had living tree'
upon it eighty years since. Nov
the mud is four and half feet deel
upon 1t, and during the high tide
it is completely submerged. Th
bed of Dennis Greek contains som
cedar stumps of large size, whic
are covered with seven feet of W,
ter at low tide. The bed of Roa
ing Ditch Is thickly set with pin
cedar and gum stumps, which wei
exposed by the waters excavatin
the channel. In digging ditto
through tide pond, magnolia an
huckleberry roots were found unde
the mud. Then, after four feet MOI
Of mud, large pine stumps wei
found, while cedar snags were foun
four or five feet under the pine
They were standing with four
five feet above them at low tide
These buried s:umps and timber
show that the land has sunk belo
it's former level, and the facts COZ
tinually transporting under the o
servation Of men evidence that tn
effect is still being produced. I'll
whole amount of this subsistence
supposed to be seventeen feet
more, and it is calculated to proce'
at the rate of two feet i'll a centur
The subsideuce is most nOtlceab
in the southern part of the Stat
which has but little elevation abo'
the level of the ocean, and immen
changes may yet be wrought up
its physical features. The caua
that produce this depression ms
however, cease to operate, as tn
undoubtedly have in tue past.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-30

DISCOVERY OF A SUPPOSED
BURIED CITY.--A letter from the
City Of Mexico says that in the vii
lage of Tayahualco, situated among
the lava fields in the valley OF Mex.
leo, some workmcn digging below
one of the large lava fields discov.
cred not only well preserved build
ings, but even dried up human bod.
les, which made them believe that a
city had been buried there similar
10 Herculaneum and Fompeii, y
scientific commission is going thith
er to examine the spot.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-30

Spain, at this moment, possesses
no less than 800 converts, with III.
600 nuns. There are 81 bishops, -.
500 canous aud abbots, 1900 reg.
ular prlcstS,' $4,000 Wears, SC.
The budget for the church Ia twice
M high IN Spain M III France.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-30

Queen Victoria IL IN her 6f,ieth
year and has nine children aud thir.
teen grandchildren.
Russian newspapers advise people
not 70 emigrate To that country, as
food In scarce and businoss dull.
The wood OF .ha os,iloraia laure
In said to be coming INTO use for cab
inst aud "rp apeulal Dssnu isctUre.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-30

Sewing Machine Findings. silk Thread, oil
Sc &c Agent for the Weed aud other Sew
ing Machines
bradford, April l5 1863
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24
Fight Mndmnn.

A very exciting scene was witnessed
in Armagh, ireland, few weeks since.
A laborc.,r, who had been drinking freely,
asce.. ded a ladder to the roof Of house
three stories high, where he had been
working, and began screaming and yelling
like nadman. Several men ascended
and tried to get him down, but he threat.
ened their lives and endeay ored TO overset
the ladder into the street.
A slater then tied q rope around his
middle and attempted to draw hin
through the skylight. This effort alst
failed, as the fellow slipped out of tn,
rope. He then became frantic, and tor,
ali his clothes off except his pants.
By this time nearly one thousand per
sons had collected in the street, who nj
tered cries of horror every time they so,
him in extreme jeopardy. Sub-consta