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Dankina, Gtf.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
IHE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY Is NOW
opened at No. 10 BRoAD-sTREET, northwestern
Railroad Bank), for the RECEIPT OF DEPOSITS,
DISCOUNT OF PAPER. PURCHASE AND SALE OF
EXCHANGE, and the transaction Of General Bank.
ing Business
Interest allowed on deposits upon the terms es'
tablished by the Board o, Directors.
The Company is also legal depository for monies
paid into Court Will receive Registry and Transfer
Books, act as agent to pay Coupons and Dividends
and as Trustee in Railro ID Mortgages.
Directors.
wM. G. BEE (of VIM. q. Bee L Co
A. s. JOHNSTON (of Johnston, Crews Col
nUbEnI NUM- ,vr I.vLeiI niuie q SV'I
". B. WILLIAMS (of W. B. Williams Sons.l
z. n. TnUor CuT rrusI & augrr.I
J. E. ADGER tof J. Z. Adger & co.,
HENRY GouRDIN (of Gourdin, Matthiessen L Coy
GEORGE L. BUIsr tof Duist & Duist.l
c. G. MEMMINGER (of Memminger, Jervey &
Pinckney)
T. J. KERR (of 7. J. Kerr & Co..
j. D. AIKEN (of ]. D. Aiken l. Col
JOHN CAMPSEN (of John Campsen co.,
A. P. CALDWELL (of R. & A. P. CaldwellI
WILLIAM Z. RYAN.
]. T. WELsMAN.
B. O'NEILL.
J. J. GREGG, OF Granitevil.e, 8. c.
For further particulars apply st the Banking
House, Charleston s. G.
GEO. 8. CAMERON, President.
THOMAS X. WARING, Cashier.
Charleston, S. c., March IL, 1869.
March 13 tuthso
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&c PINE.sTREET, New YORK,
November u, 1867.
UpoLpHo WOLFE, EsQ., Present:
Denr Sir-I have made chemical examination of
sample of your Schledam Schnapps, With the in
tent vi determining II any foreign injurious sub
stance had been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted III the conclusion
that the sample contained no POISONOUS or harmful
allIniyture. have teen unable to discover any
trace OF the deeterious substance, wich are en-
ployed in the adultcra,ion OF liquors. would not
hesitate to use myself or to recommend to others,
Tor medicinal purposes the schledam sennaprs as
Very respectfully yours,
iSigned,l CHAS. a. sEELi. Cpehisl,
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Dutsis,
CT. LOUD HOTEL.

THIS NEW AND coMNoI IoUs HOUSE, LocAI.
ED corner o; Broadway aud Forty-secoId-sreet,
possesses advantages all other houses for the
commodaiou y. IT'S guests. It WIS built expressly
tor drst-ciss family boarding. house-the rooms
being large and en- suite. heated by sleam-wih hot
anu cold ter. and furnished second to none; while
the culinary department is in the most experienced
hands, af,rdug guests an uneadallad table.
One Of Atwood's Patent Elevators Is also among
the ''m odern improvements" and at the service of
guests at all hours.
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass the
door every four minutes running FROM the City
Hall to Central Park, while the Sixth and seventh
Avenue lines are but short block on either si1o,
aaordins ample facilities for communicating with all
rhe depols, steamboat landings, places Of amuse-
uent and business Of the great metropolis.
MORE & HOLLEY, Proprietors.
March II 6mos
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new YORK, tuesday, May l.

NEW YORK, 1ucsdGy, MQy 1.
UDoLrno WOLFE. ESQ:
Dear Sir-lut want OF pure Wines and Liquors
Tor medicinal ppo,es ha! been long ie By the pro-
irs,,on and thousands OF lives have been sacrificed
uy the USE vi adullcratrd articles DrlirIun reuens
and oth,.i diseases ~. the Dr.iL an nerves. rife
IN this country, are very rare IL Europe o"ins Ill
.rra dc. rec 10 tic uiilvreIce ,hG pu il! vi the
spirits Soid
Ne have tested the seye.al artlclcs imported and
sold by yUu uc.udiug yuur Gin. which YOU sell un-
der tL nalue uf Aromatic ochledam schnappS, which
wv culisr Justly e Titled 10 the high reputation il
In acquired his country; anu irum your long ex
De ictu Us u foreign import +, yonf Bottled Wines
and Liquors should luret w.tn Tie same demand.
Wcwuuil recuMluciu YOU ID apIoint suue VI the
respectable a;Oe:arics il ducreut parts VI tue city
as agents iur III: sa!e OF your BrnlIies anu Wincs
wuere The profession can obtain the sane When
needed for medicinal purposes
Wishing YOU sucruss III your new enterprise,
NE rclaiu. your obcdiert servants,
YALENr TINE Mulf. Al. D., Professor OF surgery,
University A,rdical College, New YORK
J. il. CAI;MOIHAN, II. D., Professor OF Clinical
surgery Suri,cOiI-iu.i hic 10 Tue Stale Hospital,
&c. No. IL East oixteenth-street
LEVI, a. SAYNE, A. L., No. 7Jj Broadway.
H p. rE WEE,, NJ d.. No. 79l broadway.
JOSEPH WOR>lk. NJ. D., No. ~ Nlnth-strect.
NELsUN 5IEELE, NJ. D., No. ~ Bleeker-s;rcet.
JUHN U'KkILi.Y, NJ. d., No. 2J0 Fourth street.
b. |. RAPHAEL, A. D., Professor OF the Principles
and fraciir.. oi Surocry, New fork Medical Col
lc5e, &C., No. 9l Nintn-atreet, and others.
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Cigars, Gobaffo, &f.
ATTENTION, YE SMOKERS

TT YOU DESIRE TO SMOKE A GENUINE M
i PORTED HAVANA CIGAR and LEAf OBACcn,,
call at No. 50 MARKETS RkET, where you wlil
find now open tor inspection the largest aud most
socct stock Of Cigars und Leof obacco ever import.
ed to this market and which we oder at price thas
will satisfy all dem Inds.
Wholesale and Retail, by
SAYAS &c MARINAS,
No. SO MARK kET-STREET.
January VS.
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SOUTH CAROLINA suCIETY,

rNgE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE so.
i CrElY will be held at the Hall, on TUESDAY,
30th instant, being Easter Tuesday.
The Annual Election of Officers of the Society will
take place nt the Hall. The Poll to be opened at
Twelve O'Clock III.
The Society will assemble at Two O'Clock P. NJ. for
the transaction OF business.
FRANCIS LANCE, Clerk.
EXTRACT FROM ODD r JLE.-"If any member shall
neglect to pay up his arreJrs on the Anniversary his
name and the sum due by him shall be publicly
read by the Clerk on the three subsequent regular
meetings after said Anuiversary-and If his arrears
be fully paid by the third reading he shall oe e1
cluded the Society,"" March Is
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llptiffs in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 1s69.-IN THE MATTER OF
r. r. HARvIN, OF CLARENDON COUNTY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR FULL AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN Observation-Disclosures, That
hearing be had on the TwESTy-sI2TH DAY OF APRIL,
1863, OF Federal Courthouse In Charleston, S. c.;
and that all creditors &C.. OF said Bankrupt appear
at said time and pac,, and show cause, If any they
car, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
granted.
BY order OF the Court the 25th day Of March, 1860.
DANIEL HOkLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court OF the o. e. for S. C..
March n 81
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New YORK, No. SO cEDAR-srREET.
lSE7

NEW YORK, No. SO CEDARsrREET.
November 2G, 1861.
UDoIpHo WOLFE, Es1.. Present:
Dear Sir. nave submitted tu chemical analysis
TWO bottles OF "acuielam Schrapps," " which took
tom rcsh package in your bonred warehouse, and
;ud as before that tue spiriluons l!Qsor is tree
lrom injurious ingredients or classification; mat II
has the marks si being aged aud LOT recently pre-
pared uy mechanical adiniXture OF alcoho! and aro
maGcs.
Respectfully, FRED. r. MAYER,
Chemist
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T. day and constant employment guaranteed to
SSiSEStsIap SiEx Iaps ara Saap Ta bs.ss afeat indGcS-
ments offered Descriptive circulars free Address
JAMES G. RAND CO,
March IA s3mos Biddeford. Me-
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I. U. o. F.-SCHILLER LODGE, No. 80.
THE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THIS LODGE
Il will he held To-MoRRow Sunday EVENING,
the 2Sth March. 1859, at Light o'clock.
The members are particularly requested to be
punctual in their attendance to pay their and
settle for their ball tickets.
By order Of the y. G.
D. NORDMEYER,
March 27 Recording secretary.
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I feel bound to say, that regard your Schnap pps
as being in every respect .minently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage at all events, it is
the purest possible article of Holland Gin, hereto
lore uuobtalnaUle and as such may be safely prt
scribed by Physicians
DAVID L. MOTT, N. D.,
Pharmaceutical Ckemlst, New York
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The proprietor also offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and bottled by himself expressly for me.
Jcnal uso Each bottle has his certificate of its pu
rity. UUOLfhu WOLfE:
February a ~
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T,OR SALE, OLD NENvSP In
II any quantity. Price IS cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrappins paper that eau be usod. APP
ply at the office Of THE NEWS. March
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NDants.

WANTED To RENT IMMEDIATELY,
w aHOUSE in good order, in O healthy locality.
Address. stating location and terms, THEODORE
SPENGLER, Calder House 2* March ~
yXTANTED, FIFTY THOUSAND WHITE
w OAK BARREL STAvES for which the bigh-
est market prices will be paid Address UTSEY
KENYON. No $50 King Charleston, s. C.
March 90 stuth4*
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Eost anS fuunb.

TNIyE DOLLARS HEWAED.-LG q = T.
II on March 2G, BLiCK IAN TERRIER, eight
months old, eirs cropped. answers {" the name OF
Faunir. Any one returning tile SINE to No. II
WENTWORTH STREET will receive the above re-
ward. II alarch 2I
CtTOLEN, A aIASOSIC BlsEASTPIA,
- with HAHN and Pin attach d. Any intorma.
ton relative to same wi bc thankful received ut
No Q VERNON STREET, ami sutabl. reward
given for its recovery March %
CTRA ER, FEOM 40. 81 iiAs NJ
- STREET., Il white and liver crlIrcl POIN ER
DOG. answers to the namn ot "Hcro." suitable
reward will he paid 10; his recovery. 3s March ii
OSTA WHIT SETTER pU(i
| with black cars and bllck .po; i'll middle of
barh Answers 10 :he nam Of SPURr. a reward
will be paid ior his rctuIa 10 No. IS BROAD.
STREET March 70
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Meftings.

CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
UNION, No. 43.
A TTEND THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Il of your Union. This Saturday EVENING.
9th inst, at Masonic Hail. at hafpast Seven o'clock
BY order OF the President.
March 81 / c. ADAMS, Secretary.
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CtTEAdI ENGINES FOK >AaE CHEAP,
y ifapplied Tor Immediately
III One IL Lorse Portable ENGINE
H. One 4-horsc Portable Engine.
ALSO.
Q) One s.horse-power ENGINE in good condition.
CAMERON. BARK LEY CO,
Northeast corner Meeting aud OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
January 10
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sTONEWALL FIRE ENGINE

STONEWALL FIRE ENGINE
COMPANY.
VOU ARE HEBEBY SUMMONED TO APPEAR
i at the Engine House, ] BIS AFTERNOON at
Five o'clock precisely lin Citizens Dress, for Exe,
else Parade.
By order OF the President.
WM. G. MILLER,
March 81 Secretary.
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VTTANTED. A PASTRY COOA. AFfLf
w at PAVILION HOTEL. March ~
WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK. in both Eng
lish and German by Robert stewart. v. S.. Of Miss
1he work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
aud raising and the treatment or horses and mules,
boh in sickness and health. 1t has won Its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
best selli ng Horse Book out Address q. F. vENt.
Publisher Cincinnati, o. Gmo* March 10
WANTED, EVERYBODY To SUB
w SCRIBE to the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES c. FIGHTERS Select Library Of New
Books contains all of the latest publications.
Anril 81 No. l6l KING-STREET.
VTrANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
CHARLES c. RICHTER,
April 81 No. l6l kins-street.
yJIAATED..-TO OLAWYERS.-A YOUNG
w MAN desires to study Law IN eome office
where he can earn his board by acting as clerk,
copyist, &c. Address "COPYIST," DAILY NEWS o.
fee. 1moF March ~
WANTED, A SITUATION AS SALES
w MAN in a Grocery house. Applicant has ex-
perence. References given. Address "R. Cmce
OF THE NEWS. March III
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NORTI ASTERN ROAD d
COMPANY
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FOR Sale.

CANARIES! CANAItIES! CANAUIES:
v A lot OF very tine CANARll-S. all excellent
siugcrs and very animated. They are oil rich and
scft color and i'll good health As the owner Is aux
lou to leave the city Us soon as possible. they will
lie sold of al reasonable figure to et rid OF tllrm
j. CAR>EN,
March2i No BIG Klug-street.
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ATPHIV VATE SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with fixtures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 30. Apply ON
PREMISES thstu January 81
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WANTED. A PASTRY COOK. APPLY
w ar PAVILION HOTEL March ~
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nEatiet3ea Brass Band. /.


The yut,fg gefItienien Of Marietta are making Of
forts raise adequate amount of money to pur
chase musical instruments discourse sweet music
90 our citizens. The amount necessary to make the
purcha.ei is $4,000 and the young men propose TO
raise $4,000 Of it, and ask the citizens to assist them
by contributing the remainder Prof FREEZER, an
accomplished gentleman of musical notoriey, will
render his valuable services Leader and this alone
should give assurance that it will prove success, if
die essizeas will give pccuniary aid They can have
she gratifying pleasure of knowing that the Brass
Brand can be made tributary through musical enter
tainnents, concerts, and numerous other ways, in
decorating and identifying Confederate Gene
tcrv and City Park, which it is much in need Of,
and more il will be attractive aud entertaining 10
visitors to city in the summer, in making their
stay one Of pleasure Those who wish to contribute
can leave the amount with Mr. A. I. Coryell or Mr.
Henry +. Montgomery at their respective business
houses. on Cherokee Street.
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FRANCE.

New York, May, 24.--The IIerald's
snecial Paris correspondent says: Wash
burnc, addressing the Emperor, said he
had been authorized to express the
hearty wishes of the President of the U.
S. for the happiness and health of His
Majesty, and for the prosperity of
France, and an earnest desire of gov
ernmcnt and people touphold and per-
petuatc the traditional friendship of the
two countries. He trusted, while guar
ding the interests con6ded to him, his
residence near the Court of His Majesty
would contribute to the continuance of
the existing friendly relations.
The Emperor replied;
He was glad to welcome Washbufn as
the representative of the L. S. and pleas
ed TO receive assurances Of a Government
with which close sympathy and amica5is
feeling had existed uninterruptcdly fo5
an'hundrcd years. He heartily eoncurred
in the hope expressed of the continu-
ance of these relations, and happy to
welcome, as the Minister near his Court,
a gentleman so distinguished in the his
tory. Ct his country.
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Chr sMaIrietta aanrnal,
Marietta, Georgia.
Friday MORN. May rs, 1869.
On the Farm.

4 ~ 81 b
On Friday last after a pleasant drive We found
oarsef te ancient seat and where are said to rest
the mortal rrinais Of NicAJAcK Saglietn, warrior,
andeultirator Of the soil fifty years ago, at pres
snt the plantation Of Mr.. L. n. RUssEII, some six
miles South of Marietta, embracing about seven hun
dred and fifty acres five hundred cearr4, two hun
dred Of which is Greek bottom land mostly Of the
very best quality.
The farm is wesl cultivated About forty acres of
the upland is in wheat, generally gsn but all great
y surpassed By small three acre field OF old ridge
hand which it Is believed will produce One Hundred
bushefi, Thirty more acres of upland is in Oats
aud the remainder sons avn hundred acres in Cot
ton, eighty six acres of which is in Peeler' Cotton,
which shows itself already in this hitherto untavora
bic ssasct more xiiriant, hardy, and thrifty than
ans If hls psrpary Cotton. The difference is very
apparent adding very highly to the otherwise superior
value Of this Cotton.
There are some two hundred acres Of bottom land
in etvation-all in or to he in Corn. As high as
eighty bushels per acre has bern the yield on a por
zion Of this land One field of forty level
trnct formerly cane brake seemed 10 Us all equal to
this product
Fertilizers have bern extensively used on the up
lands, On Cotton alone some eight hundred dollars
have been expended The ground is we'll pulverzed
the upland cultivated ON the horizontal plan and the
bottom lands well drained and worked with pillow
aud harrow and all in excellent condition everything
seeming to have combined, nature, industry and skill
to make this farm profitable t" the owner and de-
light to the beho!der. 1t is worked ON the tenant
system principally under the care of Messrs. Bowie
and Brown who ARE as assduously industrious as
men should be with such farm.
While near we paid flying visit to Concord Man
ufacturing Company and We're shown by the gentle
nanly Superintendent, Mr.. WOOD through the
,ias urerdadi Of transforming Wool from its condi-
tion when clipped into nice and substantial article
of Jeans. The machinery is all exeeen, and the
Factory will have in a few weeks sixteen Looms in
operation capable of weaving each thirty yards per
day, The buildings of the Factory and Merchant
Mill are Of stone and substantial and those for the
operatives comfortable and convenient. We We're
grafed with our visit to this go-acad locality of
Cobb,
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Marietta Advertisers.

The LaC:range Reporter gives list Of the bust
interests of that place embracing about fifty of
the various trades professions and callngs, all adj
vertsing ia their local paper, fact which speaks
well for the enterprise intelligence and business of
I.a(;range We regret to see from the Banner that
the business interests of Athens not well rep
resented nits papers only some eighteen twenty
houses advertising in the Banner. People at dis
tance look to the local paper AS the organ or medium
of the business Of place and form rather a low
opinion oft when there is no expression there The
business community of Marietta, state with pride,
is unsurpassed in liberalty and proper regard for
their own interests. AL with but one or two ex-
ceptions, advertise their business in the JOURNAL.
Below we give the line of business and names
DsrGs AND MEpECISE.-Wm. Res. & Sons and
Il. 7. Brumhy & Sons.
DRY GoODs.-J. Elsas, lindley & Gignilliatt,
and f. Page.
DIR GOODS AND GENERAL MEIcHANDiSE.-H.
Love Il. ii. McCutcheon & Bro, Page 81 Mont
gomery, and j. I. Haley.
GROCERS-T. ]. Atkinson & Co., S. A DuPre,
Gilbert n Kecter, J. G. Campbell, II. II MarchuIant
Whtocle & Stripping, J. y. Mitchell, and A. Green.
hooks AND SrArIoNERY.-J.J j. Hunt, Jr,
I'm WAHE.-J. NJ. " ils0n.
DESTIsTIY.-Dr. i. NJ Allen.
IKoN FoCNDRY-C. III. Witliers.
PHYsICIANs.-Dr. w. Z. Dunw0dy and DIR. f. j.
Seize.
CoNrEcTIoNER AND BAKER.-1i.' T. T. Agii-
cola
LIVERY STABLE.-J. A. G. Anderson.
Doors AND SIIoEs.-R. w. Gable and w. J. Es-
ler.
LAwYER.--IIon, David Irwin.
OAKLEY Mills MASUrAcrrEt~u COMPANY
Mansfield Nutting & Co.
INSURANCE AGENTS.-H NJ. Hammett and j. G.
Campbell.
HARNESS MAKER-M C. Grist -.
BLACKSMITH AND CARRIAGE MAKER.-lIum-
phrey Reid.
MATCHMAKER AND JEwELEIs.--A. ID. Ruede.
VINEGAR Factory. l.. Rogers.
SASH ANb BLIND FACToRY.--McElfresh Hen
derson & Dyson. r
GEORGIA MARBLE WORKS.. Bisaner.
BRICK MAsON.-H. B. Wallace ":
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sunday School Celebration.

On Tuesday 18th, inst. the Episcopal Sunday
etYs0el hid their Goth. Annual Celebration. This
SC si6of numbers sixty Scholars aud twelve Teachers
who with their friends, met in st. james Church at
half past two onek, and after short opening ser
vics. and address 81 he Rector, aud reading of the
Annual Report by the Superintendent, and the sing
ing Of several beautiful hymns sgirabe, to the
-, oco..;,n was f1iT1l, II thr,r,t OF ,lIe Church.
the children earring three beautiful banners, going
forward ard geodly number of friends following TO
The Rectory where another beautiful. hymn was
sung short address made and Then oil and young
scattered 10 enjoy themselves while bonntiful feast
was being spread-this being ready all were enjoy
ing themselves finely until shower Of rain scattered
tie company and soon after a parting hymn war
sfnr and although the rain inteftered yet, on the
whole t-,va= a Iea-a1f time iof all present..
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ON afEable friend Il. J. T. Agrieola, has moved
his Confectionery and Bakery establishment TO the
large building. on the westside ofthc square, form
erly occupied by IL. II. McCutcheon & Bro whet"
he would be pleased to wec"me his old customers
and as many new MAY favor him with their
patronage. We give assurance to oW reaeers that
they cannot be better supplied in their wants than 10y
calling on Mr. Agricoa.
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ramnsrance Meeting.

The regular meeting Of The Society was held last
Thursday night at the Methodist Ch'ttvf' ! tafSe
audience Of ladies and gentlemen were present to
hear tl,e address Of Rev. w. f, ErPES, Of The e.
James Church The address was well conceived
and delivered IN good style, rendering it forciey IN
ters,il,g and lnpressively beautiful The Society re
grpt,ea very much that their esteemed Presidtnt
Rev. w. l.. MlSsFIrip, was absent on this occa-
ion
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Nil nesnerandnm. Hone

Hundreds Of cases of Scrofla, in its worst stages,
Old cases of syphilis that have deiied the skill ofemi-
uent Physicians Rhenriatics who have been suffer
ers fer years. ard the victims Of the iujndicous uSt
Of Mercury, have been radically cured by Or Tuti
Ssrsaparilla and Queens Delight Ii is the mos
powerful Alternative and blood n1,itisC .fSWH 1, !,
prescribed by very n.a,,,S PI,x1icions
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Gvnnastic club.

A club under the above appeation has been
ganzed by the young men of our city. 1t is quite
amusing to them performing their feats Some
are quite sillfu and agile, and if they do not get
their necks broke or limbs crippled, will make good
performers.
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The Recent Cold Weather

Has been generally too much" for the Cotton. In
this section it is badly injured and in many instances
ruined. In lower Georgia report comes that the
plants apparently healthy will not in many eases
bear frut-the tap root being dead. This promises
to be disastrous year for Cotton.
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Good Workmanship

And out of good material may he had at the Shop of
w. j. EsIER He has fitted up the Shop in excel
lent style and is fully prepared to give satisfaction to
all his customers. All work done neatly and war
rauta1
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-05-28
MARIETTA
BOOT o. SHOE SlCE

YEyHE subscriber sill continues his cd occupation
of Manufacturing Boots SIto'- and CATERS at
his old stand Powder Spring street near the
s3urnal Office. and is prepared 10 furnish hi-
3ssteners and tr public generally With Beds, ehoes
and CATERS Of al kinds and styles at pgeer nearly
as low as they could be had before the "a. Siran,
oers visiting the City will BE- served promptly and
With satisfaction GoHntry Produce ofa H pls taken
IN exchange at the highest Market prices All work
warranted NJ work Will be Delivered on the Sab
bath sinl,r any consideration wlairTeT.
r w GABLE.