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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-06

This,dclichtfuI SUMMER RESORT will be open
for Istors trorn JULY lST. stage will he suu
rularIy twice u week Ia and from tie Montgomery
White sulphur Springs, on The Virginia ami tcn-
ursscc railroad. Those who prefer wLt"r travel
to the stage, and have desire to view the ma1ntf-
cent scenery Of New river, can take the cars To
central depot, OH the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
rad, where they will find comfortable Hotel ac-
commodations, and from which pOin D boat will
leave for the Springs twice each week.
The invigorating atmosphere, the enchanting
scenery, The delightful fare for which the place Is
noted consisting i'll part In FRESH FISH AMI
GAME n, the season through, the fne medicinal
brcr WMtc), the tishinr, hunting, boating,
bathing and tile moderate charge for board point
IL out ~ one Of the most desirable places In this
,-uuuiry .or a family tn spend the summer.
For any further information, apply to the pro.
priytors. WILLIAM EGGLESToN.
New River White Sulphur Spriogs,
Giles county, Va.
JOHN TYLER, ...
post-oiice box 2S4, Richmond, Va.
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OLD PAPERS, In packages OF one hnndrcd
,oo-s IN sale at the Dtspdtch counting-roorn.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSION TO WESTOVER.-Per-
IL sons wishing to accompany tho proposed
PICNIC and EXCURSION to WcStovcr by the
7th for the benefit Of st. Johns Protestant EpiS-
copal Sunday school, can procure tickets OF r. G.
BRENT, Piedmont and rlinst0n Insurance
Co g; J:F. GLENN, at Thomss Branch& Co.'s;
and the TEACHERS, - ,,,,....,, ,.,.,...,.,.
| ADULTS. 81; CHILDREN. 500. 5't'+s' ~
BASKETS will Ge taken in charge by the COM
mittee, properly labelled.
BY arrargcment With Colonel Richardson the
STREET CARS Will leave Broad street, corner OF
Eighth. at q A. NJ. and RockettsIon the retnru OF
the boat. 'fi: ..L.l ..<..5T stAt"'rt4 -
STEAMER leaves at O'Clock An 49, ..
iy1-Fr,M&W .' ''& '' ..... - 's'' 'N. ' "-
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND roroMAc)
5a:s51 RAILROAD COMPANY, 4 = ;
--... '... l,,r, RICHMOND, June 20, 1870. }
EXCURSION SEASON OF 1870 TO
Ia .' NIAGARA FALLS tit! 81
\ -.a'. f.. SARATOGA SPRINGS, li,,,..T
NEWPORT, and
LAKE GEORGE -. h,-.t3t'
Tickets to the abovc-named resorts offered at
low rates. Apply at the Office OF tic company, cor
ner OF Broad and Eighth streets. .: -...
j. B. GENTRY,
ty lin '' General Ticket Agent
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- W. II. McnA&NALD, Agent.

e'rcr this announcement ! have made arrange
,.,rt- e., :.,I Ia ihc lnana"cinrnt al me Mann
,.r,u.,. this season. :iy Cnu,cctl"E WITH ah''
,,,rs - ui,nt oi IN" iicalu@ Sprin"s f"r three sue
,.-I, ~;t-"us will, trust, bc guar 'H'ct l" my
igrI,ls ,I :: cnruiai AMI h"apit table welcome. lhf
I.al,Iir .1t,rstiN rCqueS; cd Ia lry once m'f(
-. .,, JOHN T.. FlTBhNk
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S.P. K. DErENDkE.-Selden & Ennis .Lr-
n;shcd Us the last copy Of this paper.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1aTai1E HOLDERS OF TfIE GAELEGt,
s,Is 2 9lcWssatiEAsyTyRiNts . fOMpkAY3wilf be-
held at their oEcc ON the Iaf instant 81 - O'clock
NIss n, >. ''t~ - sTIIOMASB Is. RkEsEE,
iu o .tyvIix -@'@z i. Secretary,
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syTyfYiEse RESORTS.
. r0GkBRTDGE BATHS"

. ,IEIIt lirri'i. SUMMER RESORT IN THE
~ MOI NTAr>S OF VIRGINIA
C,r ,u,al:tt, a.ia pic seekers. Nine miles
from Goshen t"nr.. fdcI .pc"ta ana t,htn rail-
road: cr.Svrr HiIes ,raT~ LcSiao Virginia.
kcccAsih'c hY dnuhle daily vac o t.agcs through
Nae worid.yS"owrcfi;,rH HEh pASS.
Tho sccBcr. is tn gra;,dcst andinos. pictuse:qu
in America. :
The buildings h: ye been newly painted and
otherwise improved.
The table viii be supplied with every deitcacy
Of the season. .se"
Parties In search OF health or pleasure may rest
assured that every effort will oc made to please
and accommodate. -
To those who never visited "Thc Baths ~ may
say that they have been highly recommended by
General Il. p. Lee Gcaeral RI. 4. Wise, Governor
.Jrhu Le:cher, W. +. "itchic. ESQ and many
other persons of roic. The principal propeitics
of the wafer coms' Z o" iron. maRncsia, iodine
and SOFIA There s probably no water In virginia SO
positive. direct, and lrabe i'm Its effects on le
female systeh,. Under is influence tho disturbed
balances OF the fe male organizations are adJustu
and arranged nv tat rood ana mcrctf III directory;
the benefits ot whosc uspc ,sitnrS.wc are allowed
Ia enjoy, but sctdoit Appreciate, ana never uhuer
stand. . -.
TKRMs: 81 rcr dav SEQ per week, $40 pcr Inore#.
PHIi.. T.. BROW y, pAprfetor, ,As
Late Proprietor of baufatt,s IlotcIy
81 - epc.prShurg. Va.
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AIR--500 bushels PLAsTEKEh
ga ItAfE sos saie By aULEF q 1ts0tx
ca - = 80 80
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:, ~ nc, 7SDsTNnAGaI

nHGs, BAGS-GRAIN BAGS. -,
81 + eS coo GRAIN BAGS FOR SALE. aIEr
~ So ooa Xxx RA(fS FOR HIRE.
We have In store for sale s.9ck 49," OF 49,
GRAIN BAGS OF an grades, From tnS, easa , psst
hand.made, double stitched; which va onsr al
e. nrs gttessx Xxx GRAIN BAGS. and
- III, N y, ehs,e who wish 10 hire Ba Ex tatwe
~,sIga nmrsaiyes 10 supply any demand 20 our BE-
ggtyG1R cUSroAERs who look TO ns ior SUPPLIES
AGENTS Tor HOYT h CO.'S LEATHEk BELg-
AsS; NJ nw&.iswsw s.s WINSTON q POW ERs.
DAGs,t BAGS. sAti ~ sti,s.lk,a .'.,.lt.
rs Is 600 UNION A SEAMLESS, direct From
tho factory. Parties wanting Wan save money "
Sis.fm i. HARyEYs q WiLLIAAs.
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- = ? ItF1.. MEEEANts9s y
r o. o. F.-The members Of ,sssssssss
POW aaTAN LODGE, No. u. SsE%s%SE
L .; O. f.wi,I ate attend Tats TegVvlEsr ggVEr sSKsS
msssfng OF eng oac,ocp. The installation OF oficeyi
will take place ~ = -. taezatHi !,
by oruet f'lsa - "a s"I IWiLLIAA y. RlDpFCK, /
- - - M -. - secFeeary.t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-07-06

A DEMONSTRATORS sNoTlCE.-Hayy;, Hay;
L "A iny ouaiiaoa ss the aelmiptstystpe@ 90HN
T. WEkTH, decea sed, hereby request sn snss
Tis"ss hayinr ciaius agaiiyt the estate wih pre-
sent them to the duly seras
for adtussnsens - l5oAN ~ ,sH Hs.sa.ss,
o- adIniniatrstnr 5s ]. Worth. dsceassea
.ogIS1sSaN, gVss-oN - ,'1'S.S. 5E 10 ~ lot
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SY-uHEg RESORTS.

CONTAIN Tor HOUSE. This Well
NJ t'.r,u i,itrc al Summer resort, siin?lch w
49,, a., cav, on tho Enc kider mountain, an'
- ." ,r,. M lie nf Alton drnot. "n The licS'!-
Nl'.'" 'r I'M, railroad has n@ been newly re-
.N, "a, rntir, Is new aud elegant turniinrc, If
ga i.r M rct,p'i"n % ct rs,'nrS -cm,rr
vli!; fine ir, cStonc and chalS bcatc
IT, au,t IN .uIi""Ut vlcw. .,,.n,>
ir. uu,t.t t..uci having leased the above pro-
,';, ,,uI SPAR, II" pains ~ make their E"r"S
,.,ut.tsf dbl. -, r,,,, a., aorn,
,,. { viii hc conveyed tn ani from The aepo'
'''' "' :. II. t,OuDLOE & CO,
kftri. ,lrut.
,.o,-.oro Chesapeake andnhin Railroad
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W HtTu COUNTY, VA

riI4sr irrl;c'i watering place will DC open on
,,. III, 90, lluC n,r the reception "f visitors Inc
liner. i, sraud AMI beautiful: III" climac de-
.|,.,.I >t'uhriuu5, and hiGhly tnViG"ratlnF.
rM..,.rt r have been kuor II andt"ric''rateo i"r
4 ,.ir rur.. live Ni.tucs for nearly atcn'lirS.
:na,d: Fer day. So.7J, week, Sl7.ho; month,
',,,rt.. ,, railroad Ia the M!llborn' depot on the
,,,-,r,,S,- and ohio railroad thence by stage
tr...,, mile, {" warm Springs.
F... ri-.al.r~ containing fun account OF these
Na;,rs.~rlgr L. ,.,.,,, ..
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G,7J SACKS

pcr ship Thomas small now OVERDUE, ant
HOURLY EXpGCTEp at CITY Point. y
.-s '<''. S. G.. TARDY & Co,
tyg Importers and Wholesale Grocers.
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r. SKIPPING. .71:s'-i

T. EEHEPplNGS.J Ja:s'is 2{y:iI'@
.EOR NEW YORK The OldSSsYf,
IT Dominion Steamship Comn,av'sH
elegant side-wheel steamship SiaG4alA, gap
on FRIDAY, Jr'y sth, at I'm. freight re-
ccived until IL A. NJ. Faro, $I2 steerage, @s;
rouud-trlp tickets, $40. For freicnt or passage,
Apply 70 JOHN "; VI afsATT, sASs Agent, gv,..
EOR BALTIMORE -steamera acSn,
u STATE OF ARYLAND WIN
leave her wharf TH TUESDAY, July 4 ly2D.a &c
O'Clock L. III. For freight or passage opbiyto
1y e-2t HARvs2S&WILLIiBss
NOTICE TO SHIPPFRs.-s 49, as-;vsrs -1,E,r ss,,s
In The boats OF the JAMES RI
yEE AND 1ANAWHA CANAL COMF1NY
will leave the dock as usual promptly at ls M. ON
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, and sApu uRDhYa.
Ereisht and tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
option OF the shipper. Every facility pesslble win
be afforded conslgnecs, but no obligation In ss-
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office on the Dock without special agreement,
Way freight will not be delivered till charges are
paid. - J.hl a.g as.I ~: 3. "a.
Boats locked and insured.
den EDWARD DILLON, Agent
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GrtESW0OD DEPOT,
,IEEM iEI.r. COUNTY, VA,
{, ,,., ;rr ,l~itnrs. For ha:tlthtnDcSs, good
:, .,,Is &C. n T. uusrrp SSaci in the m,nintasns-
:. rr ,iay flo per week, $50 per month
,r'icir..u ui,i,r twelve years aud servants, hali
,I.r. !gr.u,li,m; for parties spending The sam
! SnI 4. Is. IAACti, iH.
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"WoRTHINGTON'S IM"HOVED," FULL
BLEACHED, AND DOUBLF-STOVED r
FACTORY-FILLED SALT.
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FNHE NEW RIVER ,,,r r,r,,,,, x,n,.,>,c.
GILES COUNTY, VA. s- ..~

Beard per day e. 80: per week, $l5; per month
S5G. CLlldeeH under ten years and servants, ma
price,
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my lS--?In
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SALE.

SALTl SALTi SALTI
~ e.. 10 .'t .r ...
DI sECT MuORTATI0N.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

z ~ r. ~
/ The GEORGIA YILLAINY,-G eorgia
is splendid example of how, Radical
reconstruction works. Congress has had
full swing at the Empire State of tho
South; it set nigsers, scallawags aud
carpet-baggers to work ON it; convened
and dissolved Legislatures; made aud
unmade Governors, and in all things
acted in the extra-royal fashion so char.
acteristic Of Radical Republicans. aud
still Georgia is not up to the mark. The
Judiciary Committee Of the United Sta.
ties Senate reports the present Lcgisla.
ture Of the Stute TO be worse than that
which preceded it. 1t is absurd to inia
sinc that any State will ho sufficiently
reconstructed that does not contribute 10
to swell the Radical majoriy in Con
gress-it will bc romanded back again
and again until the desired result is OBJ
timed Not only must the Southern
States return Radical Representatives,
but they must continue to do SO, or be
thrust out Such is the doctrine enun.
ciated by Beast Butler in his speech on
the 4th, in which he says, SUBSTANTIALLY,
that Congrers can deal v.;;;:1 Georgia or
any othcr State at its pleasure, and de-.
monstrate to the world that il has not
abrogatcd nor abnegatod its power over
States by the mere fact of admitting
them into the Union. af! E }saa -
This is what we have said all along
We knew those reconstruction measures
were all shams, ingeniously contrivedt1
keep the States cut; that the acceptance
of them by the Southern people would
not avail them one jot or 6rtittle; shat tile
object ofthe Radical party was not the
reitoration of the Union,i but the perpead
tuity Of Radical rule, and that they woald
stop at nothing to secure that eti,l, (
Butler has given notice that Tennessee, 4
which has been guilty Of the hcin6tts !
ctime Of believing herself beyoai tho
power of Congress, is to be next taken
10 hand aud shown the folly of sash =
belief. g.ss.. -,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19
NUMBER. |. j ='.jI 4 ).

IA
A JoKE, on aHESRY CLAY::--slr cay
was a Westsraf man, man aud any measure
he supposed would aiid the Great west, :
always had hissnpports a. e9s'9 'na'f
Some emigfants from the Rhine hap
pened to settle at vevay, Ind., and con.
ceived the idea, then new one, that
American grapes would make good wine
The experiment was tried and was >
success. A present Of half a dozen bot
ties was sent to Mr.. Clay, who, as might
be supposed, was in raptures over the
success attending the experiment
A couple of bottles was carefully put
aside to be taken to Washington, IN
order to have it tested and sampled by
the winebibbers of that city. 80 Is
In those days members Of Congress
travelled either on horseback or by cur.
riages to the Federal city. Mr.. Clay
had his own carriage, and used it on the
journey. When the tired horse came to
a hill, Mr.. Clay took advantage of the
circumstance to stretch hic weary limbs
by walking to the TOP; but SO anxious
was he for the safety of his wine, that
was to show that the West could pro-
duce an article not inferior to that made
on the Rhine, that he carefully aud ten
derly carried it, bottle in each hand,
lest they should be broken.
Arriving at Washington, the wine
was presented to Mr.. Madison then Prcsi-
dent of the United States, who, to sh,w
off its good quality, gave a large diuaer
party in honor of the event. The fact
that Mr.. Clay had presented the Presi-
dent with couple of bottles of Western
wine, made OF the juice of Westcrn gra-
pes, was made public, and small qran.i-
! ~ giTeH5:e &C each guest to taste. Each
sip was succeeded with wry face, yet
all, as matter of course, pronounced it
excellent, superb, magnificent. As is
the case with all general rulss, there was
one exception, IN the person OF q bluff
member Of Congress, said to be ex Gov
ernor Vance, of Ohio, who turning to
Mr.. Clay, with quizzical look. said:
aMF, Clay, this this may be excellent wine,
4bnt i tsstcs to ME Ike kentucky .wilis-
ky, and mean. whiskcy at thai p Mr..
Clay seized his glass aud ,astcd, paused
i moment, and then was forced to sac.
knowledge the, corn" The sons OF
Mr., Clay, as anxious as ,ir. Clay 10 taste
the Western wine, had opened the bot
ties at home, drank tho conteats. and
filled them with whiskey, and the Gfcas
Commoner, knowing nothing of the fact,
had carried the new niado whiskey in
old wine bottles to Washington, to have
it stamped as Western wine. The joke,
SO the tale goes, was SO good one that
Mr.. Clay forgaye the Juvenile trespasscrs,
and none enjoyed it more than he, though
he was the victim. i'' t'9'sfS SsT
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

a gentle Quaker had two horses, a
worry good and very poor one. When
seen riding the latter, it turned out that
his better half had taken the good one.
What - said a suoering batchelor,
chow CON es it that you let your wife
ride the better ,orse ?" The only reply
was: Friend, when thee be married
thce'll know"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

j An ses 20 dssssz;ss the dine when
the salaries Of The County School Com
missioners shall commence, and TO ok the
date Of The ,frst meeting Of the State
Board Of Edacatiou. 4
An act TO charter che sgsnGhestes aud
Augusta Railroad Company.
An act to grant, renew and amend the
charters Of certain towns and villages
therein named. -
An act TO smeud an act entitled san
Ac. to fs the salary end regulate the pay
OF certain oiicers."
An act to provide for the formation of
Religious, Charitable and Educational
Associations.
An set 20 grant TO certain persons
therein named, and their associates, the
right to dig and mine in the beds of the
navigable streams and waters of the
State Of South Carolina, for phospha e
rocks and phosphate deposits.
Joint resolution to provide medical aid
for iadigent sick in the respective coun-
ties Of the State.
An act TO incorporate certain Fire
Engine and Hook aud Ladder Com
panies.
An act to authorize Trustees to invest
funds in the bonds of the State Of South
Carolina.
An act to aid and encourage cotton
and WOODEN manufactures in this State
An 90. to prohibit the peddling of ar.
dent spirits throughout the State.
An act to make appropriations and
raise supplies for the fiscal year, commen-
cling November fst, 1869.
| An act to revise, simplify aud abridge
the rules, practice, plcadiugs and form.
Of the Courts Of this State.
An act to provide for the construction
and keeping in repair Of public high
ways aud roads.
| Joint resolution TO authorize the Com
niittee Of Investigation for the Third
Congressional District TO make similal
investigation for the Fourth Congression
al District. &a
An act further to determine and per
petuats the Homestead
Joint resolution to authoriz. the AT
torney General to institute proceeding.
against the South Carolina Railroat
Company.
An act to fix the per diem aud mile
age Of the members of the next Genera
Assembly. sehss. eal d
An act providing for the general cleo.
tion, and the manner Of conducting tn,
same.
An act to define The criminal jurisdic-
tion OF Trial Justiccs.
An act to enforce the provisions of the
Civil Rights Bill Of che United State.
Congress, and to secure TO the people tn,
benefits of . Republican Government il
this State. a' W RS
An act to regulate fees of Probat,
Judges, Clerks of Courts, Trial Justices
Justices of the Peace and other officer,
herein mentioned. .,s
An act to amend an act entitled "ar
act 10 organize Circuit Courts"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

SENTENCE OF A FEMALE PERJURER.
Sarah Gore, white woman, convicted
in Philadelphia of perjury, has been
fined $500 and sentenced to the peni
tertiary for seven years. Judge Paxon,
in passing sentence, thus addressed the
prisoner: r- oR
"You deliberately and falsely charged
u respectable citizen with high crime
upon your person, And having mado it,
you brought him into this court on trial
and upon that trial you committed will
tul, deliberate and corrupt perjury, in
order to convict him. You did all you
could to oonsign an innocent man for a
long term Of years to the penitentiary
aud to blast his reputation for all time.
Nor is that all. have Judicial know
ledge # the fact that you have made
similar charges against several other e.
spectacle OitiIens, for the purpose of ex-
torting money, and that in some of these
cases yeu have been successful but Mr..
Weiner would not submit to your de-
mands. He appeals TO jury of his fell
low.ci'izens, and they have vindicated
him; and hc has also brought you to the
bar OF justice, for which he deserves the
thanks OF every good citizen.
"Your offence is one which can receive
no mercy here. While we give burg
lar the extreme penalty OF the law, We
can do no less 10 Il case like this. A
man had better have twenty burglars in
his house than one such woman as you.
A burglar may steal the property Of the
citizen. You would rob him Of his good
name to make him infamous in the com
muuity, as well as SOW the seeds of dis.
cord 10 his domestic relations,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

You seem animated by this fne scene,
my dear Annie,' said a lover. NO"
said she, : shall never be Annie.maied
till l am your wife, dearest )" and he
gave her such kiss that Jcniima vowed
she thought somebody had hit AGAINST
our street-door with life-preser, ely it
made such noise.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-03-19

Forty.one hundred tons of wild sumac
have been gathered in Virginia this year.
Il sold for $4,000,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-22
Marietta Female College.

Rev Dir. WILLS of Macon, will preach the Com
mencemcnt Sermon of the Marietta Female College,
at the Presbyterian Church, on Sunday reXt Gath
inst Monday evening, the 18th inst, at s o'clock,
the Sophomore Prize Reading in Nichols Hall, and
an address by Rev. JouN JONES of Griffin. Tues
dag goth inst at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Annual Adj
dress by Rev. WA. P. HARRISON, d. d, of Atlanta.
Wednesday, 9th inst, Commencement Day-"t
night Commencement Concert The exercises will
be full of interest and in order that persons may
have an inexpensive opportunity Of visiting the
commencement Superintendent Blodget has agreed
to let visitors and go ior one price. We doubt
not quite number will be present. This Is the
First Annual Commencement of this College, and we
trust its future prosperity will add many more.
is under an able and wise Faculty, aad its admins
traton has given general satisfaction, and that the
next term will be more largely attended we have
every reason to believe
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-22
Local Brevities.

Annual Commencement of the Marietta elhae
COLLEGE promises to be largely attended
Marietta is receiving her portion OF Summer visI-
tors Strange faces meet constantly while on the
streets.
Juveniles have been successful this year in trap
ping many warbling songsters of the hooking bird
tribe.
We heard young lady the other day Boosting OF
the uniform religious purity of her home, stating
that the "wickedest'' thing in it was candle and
that always dispelled darkness.
Wednesday morning last we heard darkey sen
sibly say, These white men always profess great
love for the Niger, but notice that they always
want money afterwards. When have to pay 25cts
to vote, joins nothing" We wonder ifhe was al
luding to the Union League meeting held the night
previous.
New pumps have been placed at all the public
wells in the square, with the exception of one.
Iftlere Is bliss in farewell kiss, 0, what a miss
that kiss TO miss; but if there is sigh in a fond
.oodhve. O, what Sigh there is nigh. Oh, shoe
fix don't bodder my eye.
s Natelga,llons are III the market bringing fair
prices.
The Fair for the month of August offers premiums
worth competing for. See the Seeretary's notice.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-07-22
pr. rutt,a vseetable liver pills.

Are invaluable to all who suffer from Bilious and
Liver complaints, Sick Hedac!e, Loss OF Appetite
Drowsiness, Gdimess. and especially Indigestion
which prevails alarming eXt9n in this coanfr,
at the present day. BY the jndious use of TUT
LIVER PILLS the bowels may be kept peipetually
in natural cuddilion Of good health They do no
act as merely temporary relief the keep the human
system in state Of sound am vigorous health, by
easily and almost mpeIcspihe cleansing 1t of al
impurities Ii braces and ariyorates both The phys!c
tai and mental oagair.atioa,