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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-31

A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MrnrcYnvo
rRAECs S gSTLsR No Peck siip Buffers infsiIi-
Merh y Extra Stock and Trained Dom Dog OH for cos
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'IFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.

DACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
Hes:Ta pAHSEY noKGAN CO., 80 Exchange place,
for sale the Bonds OF the Kansas Pacific Railway These
bonds pay seven per cent in Gold have thirty years 70
arc free from government taxation by land
grant Of three million Of the finest lands in KasAs and
Colorado. In addition 10 this special grant the
pany also owns three millions of in Kansas
which being rapidly sold 70 develop the country and Inn
the road. They first mortgage upon the
sion Of he road from sheridan Kansas to Denver Cole
RADIO. Tho road In operation than enough
net income TO the interest the loan There
better secury In the markethis being In respects
better than government securities Principal interest
payable In gold Price 9 and accrued interest," currency.
Pamphlets, maps and circulars Furnished on application.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS, GUIDE. =,
A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF.
"A time-The steamboats, G. vIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW will and after Thursday, July DesbrosSe5
street At and Thirty fourth e:15 landing
kers West Point Cornwall Newburg, Pou:hkeepsle Tvoi.
Rhinebsck Cassk and Hudson Tickets sold ard baggage
checked board the points on New York Cen.
trail Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroads.
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sPORTING-DO1,s. nTDns -

A ILL., KINDS OF FANCY DOcs Am p,.,,o go :
n sale. Medicines foI all diseases Prcpared Fond go
|SshInS erds Alb DovEYs, No. Greene street. eornS
N. B.-Ladies attended by Mra Dovev
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THE TURF. RF..
DROSPECr PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
Great Trot between
LADY oRN
xousr%fs .sf BOY.
For a piece Of plate. : value ss,c.S.
FRIDAY, sErfFHexnEs 8. 1869.
Good day and track.
Mclaughlin Is%s. SS%RSssfs SSUsT%s Ts5s:''' soS
). McMann nsmes Ms.rs weeh Mexauu's
b. H. LADY THORN
The Association have offered the above prize a, the soca
Sn many o. the of these two horses and they
EDWARD P. MORRIS, Secretary.
DROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
Fall Meeting.
~ sn 9'sIs.%a .na e. De ''''''o '0'
FIRST pAY.Frst race $1,000 premium; 800 nrst $500
premium sr:s 500 second sso
Second D.YrirT race 0 si So o. premium o. $50 hrs;
so second sl;c y ~ sSra For Acs
THIRD pxF::t race &C stSSS, premium $3.50 s, $500
Second race prsmium 81 100 hrs 500 second $500
The above 70 be ,roed in harness. except when
Otherwise and 70 be mile heats best three IN hye
closing the snres II not eligible the entrancs money
WIN be forfeited. horse distancns tbs field shall 30 en
for i ses for ali in which
Entries close Thursday evening, September Q, at nine
o'clock at tho rooms Of the Assocatiou 4s Montague
MARTIN KALBFLEIsCH President
EDWARD p. NORRIS. Secretary.
NBE BATH HOTEL, BATH, L. l., ONLY ONE MILE
from the Fair Grounds. Good and large Rooms. Ac.
commodations for 90 horses Beat stable the island.
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FINANCIAL.
$4,000 GOOD SECOND MORTGAGE, ON ELE-
"a CANT house and nine acres, st Fordban valued al
bNoOO; total encnmbrance $4,000
v.K. sTEvENsON 4 son, II Pine street


A $4,000 GOOD. SECOND MORTGAGE. ON ELE.
oss mouse and nine aere Al Fordham' valued At
v.K. sTEvESsSS SON, II Pine street.
"A getting up stock companies wsnied-To solicit sub
serptions For first class Liberal
Herald once p'''0n secured Address NJ 00i i''
EIGHT PER CENT BONDS OF THE CITY OF MONT
~ s0msry' capital HoWss e Alssa%a 2 = .cv
0wsii street, New York,
@ sss a.psa fes &sSs$. Ssar @
ns n s.a Al s ss as e cent
The debt Of the city Of Montgomery being 90 very email
Further Information furnished on application to HowEs
AhACY. 50 Wall street, New York.
UNoR sALE-NEw YORK CITY RAILROAD STOCKS
Rs:d sond. other
Securities paying good dividends 2. low s,ss 20! invest
Stock Broker and A Aa9%ctionesr,. %
NJ B.-An securities dealt In at the New York Stock
osrds oar receive sssca attention. a. has been the
~ Water Works Company, interest per cent gold pay
@ n.S pss . nc YSe a
rency bonds: Or SO much thereof may Be
RAY, II Nassau Street y
,. Monros c,.a'., sr,ss sass. 81 broad street
ers also Commercial Credits, available in ali parts Of
prTTsBUR0, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY
Tnxssfxh XersTs. o
II. book. tr.n.s! y i: :toeS ~. cemp.ry
wil close on Tuesday the 10Th Of August 1899, At
ior he purpose Of enabling the holding lock that
ue convert me same into the guaranteed stock 10 be 10
Tho stock to be issued in exchange will be entitled div
s1 s sona %
uay, April July and October In each year. Of the rental
rssrved under the lease to hs Rsroaa Com
tax United States government and Of all taxes which
may be In through by OF the
corporation owning the road the corporation leasing
ths eamehe payment OF all such taxcs being assumed BY
The lessees
One hundred and sevenone shares win be issued In e.
change for each one hundred shares Of the sook
PeYsons entitled receive the fractional part Of
receive scrip mot entitled 70 dvidends untn ssgresStsd
sevenths Of share on every one hundred shares win be
hereafter made out Of he surplus asset: the company
when outstanding accounts shah be settled
The books win be opened for the exchange of stocks
Tuesday, the 24th day OF August, 1882
BY order Of the Executive Conlmee.
WINSLOW, LANIER CO.,
Transfer Agents, No. q Pine street.
DACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
i xossrs. DABNEY, MORGAN CO., 50 Exchange place,
and NJ X. JESUP CO., II Pine street, New York. Offer
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~ NARRAGANsET STEAMSHIP COMPANY, q
FALL RIVER LINE.
On and after Monday, Sept 6, s6y, the steamers NEW
PORT and OLD COLONY forming the line to Boston
Newport will be hauled of and that route closed for the
Tho stes sers BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE will touch
at Newport while en- ronte to and from Fall River.
JAMES FISK, JR., President.
NJ. r. SIMONS, Mana ging Director
CHAs. II. VALE, General Passenger Agent
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

A N ENTIRE PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT, CONSIST
Ing OF three Horses. Bsrouche, Victoria large double
sod by Mr. sChENCK at auction the prvAse stable IL!
ton head 30
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MILLINERY AND DRExsMAKTNC.

AT OARAINE sT.-pATrERNs OF ALL flE LaTrs
i,eS. reliable Paris fashions for ladies' and chi
sut 10 M The Sor Jackets &C. cut and basted pattern
n Cacrv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-31

VERY FINE GRAY COUPE OR CARRIAGE
IN aoase 10 hands high kind perfectly sound and true
VAN TAssELL at their Mart ls East thirteenth street,
near Fourth would make splendid match
match for q pole horse
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FTROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-THE FAST
est elegant evening river Steamboats, In the world Ths
vANDERBlLf CONNECTICUT leaves pier a North
river foot OF Spring street. every evening Saturdays except
edl O'clock and foo, Of wc Thirtyourth street at
Fare only n @ being 81 75 less than rail 75c cheaper
than other route and like reduction Buffalo Niagara
Falls all points West TO Saratoga, Sharon Lake George ala
points on Lake ChAmplan 10 Montreal TO all points YER
mont and western Tickets sold and state
rooms secured at DODDS Express Odlces 80 and 9tl
broadway New York, and No Court street, Brooklyn.
Also N soS West street, above Spring. Passengers landed
In Saratoga In time for breakfast.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
Will He Get Her 2

4 And old bachelor friend of ours, who des not
far from Marietta, wants to hunt him M wife
hs is a strange old creature, and will not agree to
have any woman who is not strictly amiabe. artlesS,
affec,ionate, affabe, accomplished peautlfYi, be-
ngn, benevolent; olaste charming, candid, cheer
full complaisant, charitable, constant, conlidIng ;
dutifuI, dignfed elegant, easy, engaging, enter
tanning faithful, fond, faultless, free good grace
full, generous, governable, good hundred; hand
some, harmless, healthy, heavenly -minded intelli
gent, industrious just kind liberal, lively, love
w modest merciftll, mannery; neat, notable ;
obedrnt, obging; pleasing peaceful pure; quiet );
righteous social submissive, sensible temperate,
true upright; virtuous; we'll formed young and
jealous.
Now, the fact is, have been looking around.
but have only been able to find ten ladies wig come
entirely up to his requrements-tight of these are
already married. one is young widow who never
intends to marty again and the tenth aud 'ast one
is beautiful young lady of ouI acquaintance who
forcibly requests us mention her name to any
ono at present, and if we know own interest we
don't think We shall.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
Cobb County Election.

the following gentlemen elected on the 3rd.,
10 the Offices OF Justices Of the Peace and Constabes
in this County:
Marietta, S9Sth., District-Jnstce Peace, j. A.
TolIrson-Co nstablrs, Jno. I. Robertson, Thos. J..
Owsley.
.ieworth, S5lst., District.-Justice Peace, B +.
Hammett-C onstablrs, J. C, Mahan, j. Is. Shelton
MONDAY, o9lst., District-Justice Peace, G. /.
Carrie-Constabes, Green d. Chgstain, John Tate,
Lemons, 992nd., DisE;iet-Jpstice Peaeee Thomas
Hooper-Constables, ~ Harris, - KeheIy
Oregon lOl7th., District Justiee Peace, d. N Me:
Eachern--Constables, john A. Dobbns, "A. Il,
Griggs.
I'Otecfsr Springs, s46th. District Justice Peace,
James Lindey-C onstables, Samuel II. Sanders.
William ID. Smith
Cars, s95th, Observation-Disclosures Peace. b. Billiard
Meritts, 89lst AisfFjst-IpStice PEACE, 4ohn Y.
Alexander-Constable I II. CANT VIM. Grslarl.
Gritter, 911th., District.-Justee Peace, Saml r.
McCloskey-Constables Robert Bryan, Al Morris.
RosreH, s45th, District-Justice Peace, Joseph
King.
The Justice of the Marietta District is invested
with penary powers without the intervention OF a
Jury to try all cases that do not amount to felony
thus giving him more power than were granted t"
the Judge OF the County Court. This office IL res-
ponsble and requires man of sound legal judg.
ment. We have no doubt Mr. ToLLEsoH will fill it
with credit to himself AID satisfaction to the commu-
nifty,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
Young Mems Debating Society.

The importance and value of this institution met
such interest and appreciation among our young
men as to call together quite respectable nanber
over Mr. JOSEPH EIsAs store last Tuesday
night, which resulted in reorganization The cleo
Jon of officers for the first month were as follows
WILLIE C. MANSFIELD, President.
JESSE N HARDAGE, Vice President.
JOHN d. WHITE. Secretary.
GRO w. NoRTHcUTr, Treasurer.
WATSON l.. FREEMAN, Librarian.
After the election of officers and all unfinished
business transacted they had quite spirited debate
on the subject is "DueIing Honorable" The sub
isct chosen for next debate is "OUGHT GOVERN
MENTs TO TAX IRIS SUBJECT, TO SUPPORT FREE
ScuooLs"--and it is desired that the old members
who did not make their appearance at the last meet
ing will do 70 at the next. which will take place
over Mr. Joseph Elsas store, Saturday night, eth
5kast.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
BEIH HACMA HALL,
MARIETTA FEMALE COLLEGE.


Mr. Editor: Please publish in the columns of your
very Interesting paper the blowing receipt of vaHa-
BILE donations made to our Society, to-wit:
From II. S. Arthur, Philadelphia. a beautiful
picture "Angel of Peace" Birthday Present, "
from Moore's Rural New Yorker. From Ed Porter
Thompson, Louisville, Ky, two beautiful steel en-
cravings, Portraits of Generals Breckenridge and
Buckner and Twelve Times A Year. From l.. A.
Cooley, Philadelphia, Godey's Magazine From
Miller, Wood Il Co, Herald of Health. From T.
s. Arthur, Philadelphia, Home Magazine and Ones
a Month, From ]. l.. Peters n. T., Peters Musical
Monthly From Gov, Bullock, Ten Dollars, From
.J.F. Nutting Two Dollars. Prom Mrs. f. NJ. AL
len, -Four Handsome Books. From Miss Carrie
Burkhalter Two Handsome Volumes. From Misses
Page. -Four Volumes From Miss Mollie Henderson,
-Four Volumes. From Miss Dinque Reid, Two
Handsome Volumes.
The above named donors have our heart felt thanks
for their kind and generous offerings to Hall and
Library, and we sincerely hope through your excel
lent JOURNAL, Mr. Editor, we may have occasion to
chronice weekly long list Of contributions. Col.
Clark of Atlanta presented to the Society 81 Vol
umes, Cooper's entire work. Other gentlemen have
made large contributions Cur Library is daily &C
cumuating and very soon it will be the pride Of the
Marietta College.
Respectfully
MARY Il. MONTGOMERY, ASS I Sec'y.
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Admitted to the Bar.

Our young friend, III. A. DUNwoDY, son of Dr.
W. E. DUHwoDY, of this city, we are more than
nleased 10 announce las been admitted TO practice
law Judge KSIGHT informs us that he stood the
sest admirably aud speaks highly eommendatory OF
his abilities This will be gratifying news TO his
aid cIassniates of the Georgia Miitary Institute as
well as to bis many other friends.
There is spread out before him bright future
and in his anticipation and inexperienee, we would
tell him to "steer clear of the shoals" and with the
pur. and holy influence of her whom be has lately
taken unto himself, to share the SORROWS and joys
Of life which should tend TO iHcite him on to deeds O.
afor" take our motto his guide and with strict
adherence. success and relown will his abOrs
Let all the ends thou aim st at be- thy Country
thv Gods and Truth S. p
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
,RTnE Loxpox QUARTERLY REVIEW for Jam

.Y TIE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW for Jan
uary has the Ggowing list Of contents; Lord Camp
bells Lives of Lord Lyndhurst and Lord Brougham.
> Realities of Irish Lifh Earthquakes. A Mr..
Gladstone's Apologize. The Ultra Ritualists. 8
Lord Liverpool and bis Times. Efficiency of the
Navy. Dean Mman and ST. Paul's 8 Animals
and Plants 10 Politics as Profession.
We also acknowledge, from the same Publishers,
Messrs. LEONARD SCOTT & Co, New York, the re-
ception of the April Number of Backwoot.
NE have, 2lsq, the AGgrl ,A4gHber of 'hat admra-
ble work. PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY Maya
zine worthy of the highest commendati4R,
BURKE's WEEKLY and The LITTLE CHIEF-the
latter published at indianapolis Ind, come to us
with tlier accustomed stores of interesting reading
illustrated for the young.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
gAe Marietta apnrnal,
Marietta. Georgia.
Friday Morning April IG, go.
The Literary Entertainment.

.tt Z
Twas with qs OBITUARY pleasure that we attend
ed the entertainment sgen by the ladies of the Ma
yietta Female College last Friday evening. And
IN answer to the notice given TO the pablo, large
Intelligent and apprseasive audience, of Trustees
Patrons and Friends, prompt to the hour seat
cd in the Recitation Room awaiting the opening
pflhe entertainment. The stage was decorated with
artistic grace and elegance, and IN each side OF 1t
were seated the fair and beautiful of the College
whose soft eyes, like stars shned ON us with bril-
liancy from the heaven Of their lovely faces. The
exercises ceihtAeBae--music with its sweet swell and
pleasing dsaaenee tiarose and died upon the gentle
wina,s lhsn the sweet Misses same forward and
with. gracetal bow, greeted the audience with an
intellectual feas, By reading their 4eempasaRs,s OH
various topics
From grave to gay--from serious to severe
We would like to parteulurize, but the want of
space will not admit therefore, will not attempt
it for we could not do justice in the space allotted
for some of the emanation, would be creditable to
older heads. and would elicit from us our sncerest
aud unqualified praise but the plaintive tones OF
the 'Manac," the concluding piece, performed by
MISC MAMIE MONTGOMERY, was rendered 50 audi
bic, perfect and pathetic that it q9loosened the
chords Of sympathy and caused PITY to shed 4
tear"
The exercises were admirably arranged and the
execution conducted with the most plsasureabe and
gratifying skill AND taste and the young ladies'
acquitted themselves il most credtable and high
" honorable and satisfactory manner, and we feel
proud that such an institution is in our midst.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
VILLAow. WALKER COUNTY Ca,
june 30, 1866.

DR. John Bull--Dear Sir; have recently given
your Worm Destroyer? seyera trials, and find IT
wonderfully eicaciQla il hag id failed in singh"
instance to have the wished fjr cffSct. | am doing
pretty large country practice, and have daily use
io some arite ofthe Kind. am free t0conttss that
know no REMEDY recommended by the ablrst au-
thors that is 50 Certain aud speey IN It's effects. On
the contrary they ale ulterail in the extreme. My
object in writing you is 10 find bllt upon wis, terms
can get the medicine directly from y0t 1t | can
get ui6ri easy terins shall great deal Of it,
am aware that the use Of such articles is contra y
to the teachings aud practice of great majority Of
the regular line Of NJ. DIS. but see no just cause or
good SENSE in discarding a remedy witch we know
be efficient, simply because may be ignorant OF
its conbmition Fo my part TO all make a rule to
use all and Any means to alleviate suffering humanity
which | may br able to commandment heritating be
cause some one more ingenious than myself may have
learned ts epcS fra, aut see1rtd That knowledge.
However ain by III rheahs hn'adyhcate or support
er of the thousands of worthless nostrums that hoO
the country that purp0rt cure all manner Of nsea-
SEES to which human flesh is heir Please reply sGoI
aud inform me Of your best terms am sir, most
respectfully.
JULIUS =. CLEMENT, NJ. ID.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16

WAsgIEqroN, April, l2-Thc follow
ing nominations hayo been made: j. X.
Jones, Illinois, Belgium; John S. Garlic,
West Virginia, Stockholm; J. +. Clay,
colore,l, Consular General to Liberia;
Kirk of Ohio, Minister to the Argentine
Republic; Hurlbcrt ofIllinois. Bugota;
Hudson of Iowa, Guatemala; E ID. Bas-
set, colored, Hayti; Curtin of Pa, Russia;
JOY ofN. Y, Austria; Evans, Marshal,
East TenncssccaAddam, Attorney South
Mississippi; Wfipplo, Attorney, East
Mississippi. Assessors-Whitchcad, I'd
Georgia; Sparling, Filth Tennessee
ColIectors-Morri!l, ID District Of Geor-
gia; Peabody, 9th District of Tepnessee.
Postmasters-Ayer, Petersburg, Va;
Rhodes, Abingdon, Va; Mrs. Dinklaaye,
Monroe, La; Yong, fredericksburg va;
Mrs. Livingston, Greenville Ala; Wheeler
Eufaula Ala; Humphreys, Pensacola;
Tibbotts, Tallahassee; Ware, Key West
Fla.
WASHINGTON, April 13.-Nomina-
tions-Ackerman, ofGcorgia, Attorney
General.
YIN. Howard, Minister to China, dis
placing J. Ross Browne.
E. S. Parker, Of Indiana, Commits
sioner of Indian Affairs.
S. S. Fisher, Of Ohio, Commissioner
Thos. II. Nelson, of Ohio, Minister to
Mexico.
Dunning, Postmaster Atlanta, Ga.
Among the combinations are
Motley, Minister to England.
Jay of New York, Minister to Aus
tria.
Durant and DurclI of Louisiana, Mar
vim of Florida, Fasciall of Texas, Josh
Hill and Brown of Georgia, Underwood
of Virginia, are among The applicants
for the Supreme IudgesiliP under the
new law.
The nomjRatiops To-day will cover a
column.
1t is understood the President vii ]
take no action regarding elections in
mississippi, Virginia, and Texas, until
nations arc completed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
Rev John C Burruss.

We are requested to state that lthe above named
gentleman will preach at Nichols Hall on the 21st
and 22nd inst, Wednesday and Thursday, at 8
o'clock each evening. Mr.. BURRVss is editor Of
the Unirersatist Herald, ?abljsped at Eota4Alga,
Ala, and has the reputation of being gentleman of
fine intellectual talents.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
GEORGIA COBB COUNTY:

W will aud testament Of John Tate deceased
having applied to for dylpissou from his trust
as Executor as aforesaid
Thess are therefore to cite and admonish all per
.ons concerned, TO file tseir objections ii aay they
have IN my office or before the tirrt Monday IN
Septanbcr ust otherwise letters Of DsnisslOu and
discharge will be granted the applicant at that tern,
of the Court Of Ordinary Of said county
Witness M hand and Official signature as Ordj-
nary Of said tedfify. This Feb. IL. 1859
Z. 4. pCDGS. Otd'y
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
Its Human Nature.

Let no 2ne snppose that by acting good part
through life he will escape SANDER There will be
those even who hate them for the very qualities that
ought to procure esteem, There are some folks in
the world-we could say IN Misunderstanding are not
willing that others should be better than themss ives
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
VIM. Root & Sons Cellmn !.
DIR, JOHN BULL s
GREAT RRMEnG rs.
BULBS CEDROV DTTTEiss
Autheattc Documents
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony Medical Men.
stony Point, White Co, Ark, May 81. 1860

Stony Point, White Co. Ark, May % 1850
DIR. JoHN Bull Dear Sir Last February was
in Louisville purchasing drugs, aud got some OF
your Sarsaparila and Cedron Bilters.
My son in law who was with me IN the store, has
been down with the rheumatism for some time, com
menced ON the Bitters, and found his general
health improved
DR. Gist who has been in bad health, tried them,
he also improved
DIR Coffee who has been in bad health for seycyal
years--stomach aad ticer aIected-hG improved dry
much by the OF your Bitters. Indeed the Cedron
Bters has given you great popularity in this settle
ment | think could sell great quantity Of youi
medicines this fallcspceiay olyour Cotlron itters
and Sarsaparilln. Ship me via Memphis, care o.
Ricket aid NttAy.
Rcspocthllly.
{. Is. WALKER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
Removal.

Our clever young friend JoHN A. G. ANDERSON,
has moved his Livery Stable to his new and hand
some building opposite the Kennesaw HOUSE, where
YOU can find him in his usual attentive and pleasant
manner, ever ready to accommodate these Whe wish
10 take q drive"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
Dr. TUFTS Celebrated Expectorant No Mys
terry How itActs.

First it detaches from the bronchial or wind tub
the lauens orm alter Which, somatimes adheres to
them with Ghe tenacity of glue. Secondly, 1t miti
gates the pain and removes the construction of the
bronchial tubes and muscles of the chest. Thirdly,
II resists the progress of inflammation and assists the
lungs to throw off the irritating matter which
tnylatas
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
Madison Destroyed by Fire.

destructive fire occurred in Madison last
Thursday night 9th inst, demolislling the whole
town. Tic loss is estimated 100000 The people
are hauseess and destitute of provisions and have
but very little clothing aud aid is greatly in demand
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
1,a,ses Hvno-olympiad is Coming.

This great mammoth Circus is coming 1t will
show in Marietta, Saturday, May LIST. 1t is consid-
cred one of the best shows i'll the world, and the only
one that does all it advertses.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-04-16
BULLS WORM DESTROYER
To my United States and World-wide
Readers.

have received many testimonials from profess.
ional andsmedlcal men, as my almanacs and various
publications have shown, all Of which are gonume-
The following letter from a 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: '''