davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-05-18

BUN r. n
Alcohol. o.149 Zig
Neutral sEir-
Its proof>.. LEG Lm
: G b l { a go -
Bourbon >. LEG 1.M
Chicago rye. Leg 1.M
Monongahela L1N9 LILO
SWAtn's ,mAlt
gin J....... 17a9 200
Common gin 1@3 1.a
Prunehrandy. LUG 400
G Q M N O.
=: brandy ....Hea9 lN
A Ashland 5 sA4''A'
Bourbon .. 2U@ 4M
Bowen Bour-
bons.----.. 2m@. 400
e1sa Nuabon :: a@s. s7s
P q h fm1hB
Scott Co. 2m9 RA
| coenac BRAN
dy.i-...... 7.N9I2M
/ - -
, 1870-05-18

Prime Beeves- -Good, ,WelLfatted. 11e1J.
= formed steers, averaging ], l,1N " .s-s'
Fair Graaes-Falr stcers, in fntr dcsh,
Medium Class- MetllHm steers and zoou
CONS for city slaughter, averaging sN
Stock Cattle Common cattle Ii decens
t1esh, averaging 100 to 90 rs. -...-:
iDferior-tight and thin cuWs anu ss1sff
, 1870-05-18
Steamer SINK,

CINCINNATI. Mar 11-Private dispatches an
nouuce 1hat the steamer Robert Moore, on the
way from Nashville to Cincinnati strnck snag ~
7F1and a:,l SINK in lfteen feet Of water. She be
longs to the Cincinnati Nashville Packet ION"
11any end is owned here.
, 1870-05-18

- -ANCIAL,
-~-~1--"er'7 =, roonr H. P, Bodpy.
HENRY |. b00DY & CO.,
BANKERS
AND
p,;,,., @vAgents,
'Vs w York,


x " atf-SLss No. '.uds, Buy an
-Seciritc
alG siakG Collections. psy Coupons and Die,a,
sei Gose!nIents, Railway Bonds and otts .
laf Particular attention giren to IT,
negotiation Of Rai'eray and other eorporate
loans. |
N.B,-1utercst allowed on Dcposita
New York. 5fay 9. fs.n
, 1870-05-18
Private Consultations.

And treatment 10 al private nnattsrs-t.1e or female
DR.. l. SANGER, ii LaSa11est Prize Lcctnrs and
Book for the Married. u cent? Female PILL. certain
aud reliable In al case+&5n Female Irregularities
snccesstullJ tsrated :. Also, NERViNE PII1S-suI.
cure for yictinn Of eelf-abuteS.19 by mail Enclose
stamp and Add1een P. O. Box 81, ChfcaEo-
, 1870-05-18

We quote s. % for black wa1alslQmbeF TO bunAo'
Sa&tss 10 for rlpe stovea-EddE
-. pFYFxxI-Msy-lk-LarXe- en.aReaaen@ aase
been MADE hts week at5s per $50 nsfcr wnsat 70
liverpool and 9 ID 70 G!azgos SG,n pr qsse nass
There Is ycTT Iitt1c ofIersn9,. and stesmets Iate
n,ninal'y sSss s., per br' latest ensassms,nn o5
san1e vessels being as = sd9sA sssam a. ~
urnss fon Provisions, 455 PER g1oss ton
, 1870-05-18

UAY-There has been stcady, fair movemens
in timothy hay since the date Of our last EevlsM,
rp feeling has obtained, but for prairie there 1as
been but little inquiry, and, under large Mppsy,
the market has been Heak at reduction OF ~
tack, a follows: Timothy, pressed. sl3 D@f4so;
praine, pressed, s1o.5o91!.; Timothy. loose. on
wagon, s1aooais.0o; prairie, loose. on "ason'
UIDEs-The7e Is nothing new to report IN the
condition Of the hide market. The uemano, az
well a. the supply continues light, anu even o.
to tic market For choice lots there arc buyers o.
outside quotations, but tho bulk Of tne sfansas-
tons arc ut inside to medium figures We quote'
CITY butchers, 696Hc: country 20, 791Ece
saltcd cured, Light sH9oc; DO hea" es*en
green calf, lie; dry flnt, 1e"' ~, 7AssAc;
Erubby, scored, cut -. drT saiteu. i5si0c
thirds price, , -f Otherwise datuased, t"o-
ItsN>'- ..tH11i1Af: 10 per cent Oh.
, 1870-05-18
entails. < A.. .-oor ona


After the close Of 'Change No. spring
wheat opened quiet and prices we're easier,
With Gales Of seller May ato1c, and seller jane
ut e5Nc, but closed finn ut 9a1ac for the 1oi,
@sf os;z eRo: %e1o e:ntirey s negeese No demand
nro5isinns or lake freights.
, 1870-05-18
THE GREAT
Spring l. Summer Tonic.

Medical treatment has been revolu-
tionized, and at last the discovery has
been made that RENOVATION, NOT
PRosTRATI0N, 1sTHETRUE MED
ICALPHLOSOPHY. The introduction
Of PLANTATION RFrTERs, pre-
pared with pure St. Croi1 Rum and
Ca1isaya Bark, opened the eyes Of the
world to this great fact. The life-sus-
tanning principle embodied in this great
Vegetable Restorative Is manifested in
the weak aud desponeiug BY an inme-
date and most encouraging change.
If the appetite has failed, it is quicken
ed; if digestion has been painful and
imperfect,it heeomeseasy and thorough;
if the liver IS torpid it is reused and
regulated; if the nerves are relaxed
! they are strengthened and restrung;
| ifthe brain has been haunted by morbid
faucies, they are put to fight, and hope
and cheerfulneasreturn. In the face OF
the extraordinary cures Of general de-
biity, dyspepsia, bilioumess, eonsapa,
| tipn and mental dependency, wrought
by Plantation Bitters, no practitioner
! not in LEAGUE with death a~'
, 1870-05-18
MEDICAL CARDS.
Yi.or of Youth. ManhoOd--Ol0
Age.

IASCs
Dr. Jamcr, thirteen years Of James' Lock Hosrtsl.
New Orleans eleven yenza Of ChIcaEo. known through
out the cnurr the most successful physician IN the
Treatment of Pirate Di.eases. WAsTox E1n11E fowEn
dtofder Of the SEN md BLOOD, female diseases aud
rfnla1ies, diseases Of eoutaRious yenels.al ehar
parlo1s, 81 and s. Rando1ph-et+ frou m to ? n
h. t - assaFs9 etnS GSIs:so soeG M
Send stamp for leatse The dl4eases Of his speciality
ay:s1f,, 5s7e a A'n'-~ Dc
, 1870-05-18
rr41s bags At SID; 50 ssess'at sn1: q bassat


' tTEAsLTfsde, aince The ds:s Of our last rspo,E
has BEN fair foE this scason aud prices were sssan
sesssa: @ fsr 70 GOOD, sas@5e: do ane aaa *
It. sSss sSsiss s9s saPs.Glc III 7 5a3sn
leat Japsu @ & sassc: o Sood g dne g1npowder, sl1o
ss; s69ise 3 eS5s ehsiee; @ ssssd@ asS In .s W.
IoRAcco-Remains @;a snases steads al'o n''A
sa cHETma@Ext4s, ea ii Sssi1s; choice, soessloo;
aa'a' saoR1ssGcSeise. aoei : soc; medium, assssei
soe; eSMaseant elacS, seand. "a. aaS:s ss- D' w.
WOOD-Tne demald Is fairly active. ano tnE
a4saa saassfa bsses. sasisa9Rs ess e!Py %ys?s
hicknry t1udNG1nS0: slabs, $6303T.aa
WINS IND DMqGoRs|Tns de@and xas mod NOD
A''s ~ ''~'. poMEE71c nais SPIRITS.
AIcnho1 eo11a Lawrence
Teat1sI spil- A rum .....-. s.5o@ aoo
is Nroof>.. LEG 1.so Erenen's 1am 2eS3 es ~
boatbn dbago liza 1o SinseF H@eW Wine. i L5Ss aoo
Chlcaao re, Ls5S i.5o BIackber = -. =. :,
sWain's mali RaBpberry ~.
rfn IT,. 17aa 20Ol vine ....... Lug 2oo
Common gin Ia58 1.N Catawb
s ccioI13Ig n m az 1@' -' ''''
brandy 81 ga lS0t s.1..'-''
- KEN7uCkr. wmsKrEs
du5 Roug1en Rnn, ESQ 40' Faqe1s 3e5 TIC. @ SoSs Is
bons e.5A@ 100 Other. Ken
Glen Lee :tncky Ehn 3-Aoo
Pahimanp rye...:.... 1755 40o
Scott Co.. a.oo9 ESQ WlloF splss l5a5 Its
FoREiGE GooDs.
Cognac bran- lif9rnla .oc, IN
dy.i....... T.00@l2o 90 brandy. AvN9 LOU
Bordeaux do 4.5o@ 600 -
noIL4H1 GIN , .o,,A N
Honeysnckle aoaS 900 Other bEands A2"s 4''o
KqG oo.a m
Jamaica-.... a0o9 100 St, Ctolx.... aeHs o'V'
o,. VINES; II 5s.,.ou,,, aoa m
Iolt -..-...-. 2oaS nM Ga!u9lnia-.-+ a"H9 ~ m
snc11 y....--. IV'<s n-ovl oa4 S'os
c,.,,!s,,n, eo, eAas To5at asNa12. 90
, 1870-05-18

msIiet and foF 1ron:bouna wnlsseJ barrels prices
elyauct7t 10c:~ We now quote:-
Mhiskey barrels, iron bouud. x,a5 x
Nhisscy barrels, wood bound. L9S3iss
Iaf1 tefEE$&
Flour barrels, 1at hoops. ......-..-...-+. - ~
F1our baf7els, round hoops. -.-.'. SSS,
DRUGs AID CHEMICAlS-We note an Mi-
proved demand for this tine Of goods ana masa Waa
irncr feeling prrraed, although no ehnnse %
made In prices, which are as follows:
tI.a.s .1ns -. 11rsn,tr{47n s II s. 1.W a /
, 1870-05-18
DIR. TOWp4end.

- South 0s5k,st t1esi IN Priysss and se1usl pis
easss ana enecta euTrs In the most yEu1eu
sna ft s5sSs ~ seminal weakness, NeIyo1e Dc
,'ae 0f yP1aks affections of a1y kind Eith9ut T.
frea md 49, ehlct Of Adr1ee sent free. Consusauns
, 1870-05-18

undertaken could peszz:=:.ss Ii il The
terrible eVacueerrtts which were once pre-
seribed as Spring and Summer medi-
cines have utterly lost their pr<ztfge.
The sick will not take them, and P1an-
tation Bitters, in which are combined
the elements Of a stomachic, an inYig-
GRANT, a mild laxative, a nervine, and
an ani-bihous specific, reigns in their
stead Sold by all Druggists
, 1870-05-18

OCEAN HTEAMER8.
LONDON AYD NEW YQRE STEAMSHIP LINE
Rntes Of Passage Reduced
Steamer 81 .si. eysE ( fortnight, DIRECT TO LONDON.
BE1LoSA. "CoucH," Nsy q. at 8 l. NJ
Cabin passage, s.u and SO In cutcpcy; stee-ag 9aI
IN cl1Irncy.
P.ssensess booked % Hamburg, Bremen, Ha7r4.
Paris. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 1t redured currency
ratr1 For p4ssase apply At No IS Broadway. NsT
Fork, or to JAS. WAKRAEK, corner LaSane and Md
fsouia, EhfcxGp. Fur freight At 81 South8t, n T.
ROWLAND 4 ASPISWALL, Asea1-
, 1870-05-18

schE AippoRrtf, Oswec6; 81, go 80 ee-
Schf Era, Davis Pier, 50 III oats.
Se1t Thomas kln4sfofu, MCRomince, 100 b1 Pota@
toes, and suudrics
hay.
Prop Jacob Batscby, Dupesc, Il br1s po.s, and
gundffe1.
sehr u. Couztxright, oconto, $50 IN po.stoes, and
sunuries.
The folIovIeg vessels have arrived 6s this port
since the above lst was made up II Is up to u
n m-. al.
Scow Three Bells H. -Maud, wood
Scow unlon, Grand HI. sent wood
Schr Maine, Maskegor, Efooer and lnth.
ethr SkGm0re, Muskegon, 4ofnl,er.
Schr Empire State, Buffalo, m efchanaise-
Schr City Of the Straits, Buffalo, coal
Scu GipseT. FREE Soil, lumber and lath-
Schr Honest John, Muskegpn, lumber.
StoT Orion, Muskegon, lumber.
sehr Mermaid, Saugatuck, lumber.
Sehr Meridian, MuskeRou, lumber.
sfhr Blaekha1Tk, stoney Greek, lumber and ahIn~
Bark Northwest, Buffalo, coal
Sthr Three Bells, Meuomlnee, lumber
Schr Coral, White Lake, lumber. |
Sthr Fisher, Whitehall, railroad tieg. \
Schr Carrier, Bay Iu Noe; cedar posts. u. I
Sehr Mtchaelson, Green Bay, ahlngies.
Prop ., F. Wade, Port Huron, merchandise.
Schr Banner, Whlte Lake, slAhs.
Rc0w Walha1la, Grand Haven, lumber.
, 1870-05-18
DR.. Bas3etE.

1s' south C1a!kst, Chcaxn cures for cha.Eel tha
Hr graduate Of the University ot PhIladcphia and
is the reliable In the city for ali Chronic
Theory OF Nervous and SeIua1 Dsehses Consultations
, 1870-05-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET,

!; TUESDAY ETEN1sU, May II,
The following table shows the daily receipts ana
shipments OF i've stock during the week up TO his
, 1870-05-18

LEADS
Western White Lead Co.'S do..-..... i1s9Sl9.o 90
Go.nel! Company, Do: :.......-... 49,. 1l.sNalso9
fa.Issr n,u[u ma1, E9s, uo. 115o@l200
r1on,. INC
y nicae chts ecahttonsasue tompahy.'...--..- 1ao0@l1o
iehj1,, NJ entpnisll s-'-''..'..'-'..'..' 1922 1922
| EMbn- bn--;..-...:....-.......... 400
western White Lead co..-...--.-..... 1890
English red lead 1cad:....-.............., 1aoos -.
English orange mineral. al.........-...... 1900
FEng',ga F5enn13 Retss1Ia seass1an orSls [Sd ag
faTis WIZ Mtaene a2g a2Sg a!5 g
sRanIsh whiting, ng,.-..-.:..::......... 80. aooS aso
FIG RON-The market for this article Is weak
and unsettled, but quotations remain the same as
Men dasgT car Eaee;:. 4-- @6aM
i5ieg GihieagoNo. @ Hake Superior ore} Yton ....@Hoo
seotcs pig I ifoH, NJ. orc,
Masst'lon, n 1...............:....... -.~@taoo
nsca1s1sas ~ ~ 's''-'.''''"''''"'' .'..l94H8 SS
Lake sopeiior, r. Ia. Il c;Staoo caS
saiis,nrl Nos anu j. .-...-.. !soNS..:.
Wnos!viigc 1od f,ss. 69oaSTGoo
PHfERHH a az Hn, Tst;s:s i. :,.;a eaoo@
and previous rates are sustained x W1th s
boof noner soanuns 70 qao1e: AeEA lsGa4c;
TAfER kTGTE'Tha l;oras,,Sp mhapR!ne, s1tg4
sSaSs sSs s ana, qndSE tas lags le;siRta pess a5e
4ss1scs rnonan .,1sa a9osg' Gotton taE5 MLAeu'
snif r.. .n, ant ~ LIZ. Ac M9o!len faes
&c ~ ''t' ANu oaesstns's'sc; eaole fope' 4ee
p,cr ,,.,.,--.,- =
1ans ,1no"ss eA@sac for Carolina; 7H9scfof Louis
iaaa.
main about the samc m nnfei in ~ n,,r 1 r4 t 80
Wssk; The aggregate demand is fair, md psices
ana daae urn s as I9llSMa: .H German and French sA
9,yscs naneo naahos. ttS10c; foreign CASTLE, II
@l.e
SPICES The demand was mea9re throughout
and prices favored buJeTs: A1ispIce eaSsic:
cloves. 42@4ec: nutrneCs No. /. b. .s3a1 I0s M
9, 8. .23@1. 80: csssia 65s71c: peuner. ssssc N''
,STAREH-Inc following are thr n rrc1t r,rfraa.
hngsford corn, 11H312c: pure J0ta1nssc. PenTfs +
, 1870-05-18
COMMERG1AL

rCEspAT EVENING, May Il.
IT., following table shows the receipts apd l
.h;nnents I'M % Of produce 1T this point during the
,,ast tweuty-four hours:
, 1870-05-18

Tapestry, Brus- iE1Ia supernne. II. .12k
: EeB. ..$l-30G145 Medium supeIslue..1 "a
Extra s-plJ carpet Fine tngraln--.... 90
: hg.... .....-....1 80 Belgrade goods. so
Imperial s-p1y do .4eH Union nne. .....45@so
, 1870-05-18

Cargo Of schr Coone! IL y LIEF. t1uLu MsuEs. ~ -
IN m It ofst and scantng at $1e Is for over ~ H.
o1I Earco Of scnr + +. Mason, frum Man's+-.
m It scantling and tolst at sla''' ~ - l9 n
e sa5Es = :! s ssaz Mcdonald from 4sn,t.s
y. I:-siais < e CO. 80" ''N'' *A''' '0'N - ~
Cargo Of schr Pilot. from Muskegon, 1l5 m IT
mon, sss0o ior Isl and ID clear stps, and $50
io[ 1t, %, and Sd clear wide; sold by Blanchard
cargo Of schr Barber. from Muskcgon, ss,5o2 It
Eold by Blanchard i Bo,iand.
Cargo Of schr Hubbard, from MusEegop, %, ,1a4
4 common mixed ut sf1-lsh; sold BY blanchard
Cargo Of brig Rosclus, from oconto, 1870 IL IT
MIL In1 largely strips at ElA25; sold By blanch-
Cargo Of 7chr Grey, from Muskegon, IS m #
s1Loo, q m lath III 52-1a5s; sold by Davis i Ma
I Cargo Of schr Ansares, from Muskegon, 100 N
It boarsls and strips 1t siaoos sold by Davis Ma
son.
Cargo ot sehs 9aze1e, trom Masksgon, . @ n 4 4
{laO sold By Davis Mason ,...
Cargo OF schr Monsoon, from MasIegon. is y
8 :l "a: sod fy c1ias Demins CO
Cargo Of schr B. n Luininia, from oconto, 1eo
555: 5Geea;i sSi s s. pfH fss, SIT baIn ca
Cargo Of ecoW 0faoD, from Muskegon, 20 m It
boards and sutps at slooo; sold BY Davis 4 Ma
Cargo Of schr Ben Flint, from Maaistee, 10 m It
bill stun On contract no m It Beanug and tolstat
cargo of schr N. Drayton, from pczicy's Mil,
3 mixed, At s1aoo; lata at saoo; sold b5 Roberts
Cargo Of sehz n c. Ford, frpm rarey,s MIL
It ni3sl Il s1abo; 80 N lash at 200; sold by Rob
e1ts i Hull
At TIE YARDS 80
Here trade vas active, and the stocks are not et-
cessive- Prices arc nrm and nomlnally unchanged
We quote as follows:
Tie ls1iknd cthtinHes atils1, and prices are
Grm at the following range: -....
First clear, 1tnch to 2-tnch-
SccontI clear 1-Inch to 2-inch........ +501950.0o
Tnrd c!far i-luch. 8a0193&01
Third clear, l1, IL to 2-nch. 43-G93a590
First and secon6 clear flooring, to-
eiesr. vide i!sa' w. ........ saoee4ooo
Fist and second cicar siding siding, o.
ge,her-. -.-..................~... w eaoesesu,
Common siding ng-.-.-....-.......-...... 1G01S1S00
Common flooring dressed. ........ a7.0N9sNo0
NaRou-bo1 boards, selected, 1e-fnch.
A STOCK boards. Observation-Disclosures. so,o0asaoo
stock boards. y1s........................ sd00@ear0
Ing and ema t@ee 9as5 Il o e i s feet
Jaist and scantllng, IS to Fl feet...., 11O0992oo
DfT common boards and fencing. 400
flcSele' lat. 1n0N913.00
Fickets, squaIe e....-....-....----.-.. 1o.ooa1koo
Cedar posts, round. nd.........-.......... aHa 30
sawed ahingies, No 1..........:...., sSI ao0
Sawed shingles, OF atar--....-...... s,3oG as
....- on TRACE.
The following are the current prices:
Nc. ! sawed:. ..-.+... 1.5oaes74
thjcEncsa Length Sixteen inches. $500 per
carload added va transferred, Ralcn charge
ffI ffn HrTR
, 1870-05-18


F. D. CLARKE, NJ. D, the Regular Old EstablfsAix
Ctarke. l19 South Cls5k-st (1esL Moutosl
IT, ale Pills tfreeh m1de) 5lu1 ner coz By T. .i1
sa r,o - stamps for Married sec:=t
AEtW tn- book on SeH@h
sEis.s, tEo ~ T. D. CLARK, 1ia South Clsrf.
Address l. >'' -----
, 1870-05-18
BUCHU,

As prepared By pzussists~is Is Of h dark eo1e- IL L
p1.u. that e its fragrance. the action Of hanae DE-
sroyt this ts .ctro p1neple, leaving daEt and saa-
,,,,n, seeoe.fau MINI i the color Of irSredfeutA
, 1870-05-18
The Buehu in my Pre-
Darati0n pTedo1ll-
mates.

The smallest quantity Of the other Ingredients azo
sdde 70 prevent fermentation. upon inspeeton It rA
h. fonn NOT to te Tineturc made In Faaznacopoa.
nor Is IL = Syrup-snd therefore
, 1870-05-18

a W skd4 -.s.-.--s+s--..s...-..-.t H.43
LOU
r.ascss-Fire shingles to be two inches n
thicEness Length-slxteen inches. $500 per
carload added VIZ transferred, Whlch charge
follows the shingles
, 1870-05-18
RAILROADS,
Arrival and Departure of Trains
SUWUEB ARRANEE1ERNT.

CHICAGO b NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD
Ticket Office, routheaBt corner OF Clark and L.
COUNCIL BLUT5s And d&AfIA ItEv
DKrur-Harth Weltsk -<seft-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-09
CONGRESSIONAL.

Our lively contemporary, the CONNER
ciat hoists the name of Captain Dunlap
Scott at the head of its columns, as the
Democratic candidate for CongI ess, and
in doing so pays quite handsome trib-
ute to the talents and worth OF Captain
Scott. We heartily endorse every word
the Commercial says of the Captain
lie is man cminently fitted by his tai
ents, his energy and his patriotism for
the place, but as there are other gentle
men in the district who may have claims
equally as great, we defer the expression
of preference that may prejudice their
claims before the convention which is
soon to assemble.
Col. Il. w. Alexander is man that
would do honor to the place, and would
make useful and influential representa-
tive. Col. j. A. Stewart has claims that
should not be lightly regarded. Judge
A. R. Wright, Judge Underwood and
General Young, either of them would be
acceptable. General Hanscll, Of Mari
eta, is also man whom we would de-
light to honor. w. T. Wofford, Mr..
Anderson and Hulsey, each have friends,
and aspirations, and would each make a
good representative. Indeed there is
abundant material to select from, the on
" question that would affect any of
these gentlemen is, ''would he be admit
ted when elected, can he take the test
oath, or has his disabilities been removr
ed ~ This is really the great object
we have to keep in view and only by
so doing can we hope to be represented
in the next Congress.
The nominee of the convention, who
ever he may be, will receive our hearty
support, provided he be not disqualified
by reason of political disability. In that
event, We would be doing ourselves and
our people great injustice to support,
him, as it would be to advocate the nom
repr esentation of our district. Rome
| Courier.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-09
MARIETTA GEORGIA FRIDAY MORNING., SEPTEMBER O. 1870
DEFINITIONS.

What is Joy 2---The honey of exis
tence; really beneficial and agreeable
when partaken of in moderation, bu
highly injurious when taken to excess.
What is Contentment ?---The pEiloso
ply of life, and the principal ingredien
in the cup of happiness; a commodity
that is undervalued, in consequence o.
the very low price it can be obtained
for.
What is happinesssa---A butterfly that
roves from flower to flower in the gar
den of existence, and which is eagerly
pursued by the multitude in the vain
hope of obtaining the prize, yet it con-
tinually cludes their grasp.
What IS Ambition p A fierce and
unconquerablc steed, that bears its rider
onward in the high road to prcfermcnt;
but it oftentimes throws him with such a
fall that he rarely, fever, RECEIVERS.
What is Crime IA wretchcd vaga-
bond, travelling from place to place in a
fruitless endeavor to escape from justice,
who is constantly engaged in pursuit.
A foe to virtue and happiness, though at
times the companion of poor innocence,
who is made to suffer for the guilty.
What is Justice IA pair of scales,
in which the actions of mankind are
often weighed the true weights being
sometimes bought up by power and
wealth, while others that are incorrect
are substituted.
What is Fear?- trightful and dan
gerous substance to tho really guilty,
but vain and harmless shadow to the
conscientiously honest and upright.
What is Idleness "A public mint,
where various kinds of mischief are coin
ed. and extensively circulated among
the most despicablc of the human race
What is Fortune IA capricious
dame, who often rejects those who are
most anxious to solicit her favors, while
others more unworthy arc the recipients
of her bountics without solicitation.
What is Fashion IA beautiful en-
velope for mortality, presenting gilt
tering and polished exterior, the appear
ance of which gives no certain indica-
ton of the real value of what is contain
ed therein.
What is Vita sparkling beverage
that is highly exhilarating and agrcea-
BILE, when taken at the expense of others;
but, when used at our own cost, it be-
comes bitter and unpleasant.
What is Thought IA fountain from
which flow all good and evil intentions;
mental fluid, electrical in the force and
rapidity of its movements, and silently
flowing unseen within its own secret
avenues; yet it is the controlling power
of all animated matter, and the chief
handspring of all our actions.
What is knowledge IA key that
unravels all mysteries, and which un-
locks the entrance and discovers new,
unseen, and untrodden paths in the hith-
crto unexplored fields of science and
literature.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-09
WE note, in the local items of Paris

We note, in the local items of Paris
paper, a neat example of presence Of
mind. A gentleman, entering his house
at dusk, suddenly found himself face to
face with a gigantic and fcrocious-look-
ing rufian, the object of whose visit was
clearly shown by the presses and draw
crs forced open, and the large bundle of
valuables he was just packing up.
The gentleman, just as the fellow was
about to spring upon him, took of his
hat politely, and calmly remarked,
Excuse me, seem to have made a
mistake. was told that Mr. This
own name1 lived here" "TTe did 1.-Two
here, sir" the other replied with equal
urbanity, "but has just removed to No.
% in the next square. l, as you see"
he added with smile, Sam Just moving
in" Mr. - thanked him, and de-
parted--to the nearest police station,
and the new tenant was in the hands Of
justice before he had time to move out
again 32eq Y go
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-09
No. 35
POWER OF KINDNESS.

A poor woman used to give an ele-
plant, that often passed her stall in the
market, handful of green's, of which
he was very fond. One day he was in
great fury, and broke away from his
keeper, and came raging down the mar
ket- place. Every one fed, and in her
haste the markct-woman forgot her lit
tic child. But the furious elephant, in
stead of trampling it to death picked it up
tcnderly and laid it one side in a place
of safety. Do you think she was sorry.
she gave him bis handful of greens as
he went by No. We never lose by
kind action;snc matter to whom it is
done. IS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-09

A REVOLUTIONARY soldier was running
for Congress, and his opponent was a
young man, wh@had never been to the i
wars, and it was the custom of the old
revolutionary to tell Of the hardships he
had endured Said he:
"Fellow- citizens; have fought and
blcd for my country. helped to whip
the British and the Indians. have
slept on the field of battle, with no other
covering than the canopy of heaven.
have Walked over tho frozen ground till
every footstcp was marked With
blood
Just about this time one of the SOW
ereigns, who had become greatly inter
estcd in his tale of sufferiugs walked up
in front of the sp akcr wiped the tears
from his eyes with the extremity Of his
coat-ta, and interrupted him with:
"Did YOU say you fought the British
and the 1njuns 7''@
"Yes sir" zaI91a IAo1aAz EH1
did you say you slept on the ground
while serving your country, without any
kiver ?"
81 did"
"Did you say your feet covered the
ground you walked over with blood ~
ayes sir"
swell, by lingo, you've done enough
for your country, and III vote for the
other man,"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-09

SOME obscure but talented Individual
has rendered his name immortal by tho
production of the following E'gcrn," in.
the way of epic poem; .woarzA
John Bibbs fell in love with a maid ;
each night meath her window he stood ),
and there, with his soft serenade, ho
awakened the, whole neighborhood.-
But vainly he tried to arouse her from
sleep, with his strains so bewitching /
while he played in front of the house,
she slept in the little back kitchen. sl6
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-09-09

Roswell, in this county, is becoming
considerable of a manufacturing centre
A new cotton factory, To be called the
Empire Manufacturing Company, cost
ing $500, 900, running 5000 spindles
and 100 looms, will be in operation bv
the first of January next. The Roswell
Manufacturing Company has increasetq
their manufacturing capacity to 5000
spindles, and are now putting IN lle
looms for fall operations. gle II fssss