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DEAD THIS AND SAVE MONEY. a
II HAIR WuOn & RITTER intend moving "a
10 the large building now being erected on
Goyernor street by s. W. Harwood on the let Of
| October. Until that time We are offering orr whole
stock of FOHNITURE and only
q shade above cost
If YOU want well-mnde cheap Furniture, call
IN ma HARNO GOD L RITTER.
opposite post-office, Maln street,
an IA ON Richmond.
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NO-PARTNERSHIP.-We, the under
y signed, have mis- day 6%smei z So;pas.nsF- r
the purpose of conducting the BOOT, SHOE. and
Trunk BUSINESS, in al It's branches, at S29
Broad st, Get, between Eighth and NlDth. ana
solicit the patronqee OF our frienrs and the pub
lie gen. rally. We shall alwa>s. have on iia"d Q
complate assortment OF everv thing to De iound
III our line. r. n. CAS1r
SO q -lw V. ,. "a
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The impeachment Charges Against
the Georgia Treasurer.

ATLANTA, GA, September 7.-The I'M
parchment against State Treasurer Angler
has been dismissed in the Legislature by q
vote Of rs to Z.
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New York State Republican, Conyen.

SARATOGA, N. Y, September THE
State Republican Convention is in session
here. After the preliminary business it
took O recess until 5 o'clock. .
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MAYO FORGE. VA, September I, 1870.
MeS>rS. tdiIorS,-I notice in your paper
a charge published against me for rcii>lng
tobacco stamps and empty packages, which
is false, and | demand that YOU correct the
error. | was tried before Commissioner Hut-
fun. of the Internal Revenue Department,
in Lynchburg. Va. for failure to have a
manufacturers certificate up in my factory.
Tried August II. and bound in Il bond OF
$3.50 for my appearance in Richmond on
18th November. | hope, gentlemen, you
are willing to make this correction, and give
ME Justice before the public; that Is AL l
ask ii your hands. Respectfully, youts,
Thomas Pans.
This gentleman is in a tantrum. We
suppose nothing originated in the Dispatch
about him. and that the alluSion to
him was copied from some %Lynchburg
paper: but lest some injury may be done
him we give his own statement.
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LIZ MITTTrAT. IIEE INSIyRANCE

VHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
i COMPANY OF NEW Y0RK19Rg an
COMPANY IN THE AsSf&ls
OVER $40, 000, 0G1.-Thfs Is an alrcasn ano
Ltsrslv mutual c~onapdny-no dtufdendS 70 5rock-
holders, which time and ex pertence mas proven W
be the only safeguard in life insurance.
Dividends payable at the end Of ne fTSt yed1
upon all policies, increasing annually thr0ugn
life, and exceeding those Of any conrpGny ~ 10
uorLd which can be u2ed 10 decrease the prentt-
ums or to purchase additional insurance, az me
option OF the policy-holder,, reodrdkesg ~ Me
health Of the injured. Premiums payable annu'
ally. substantially, or quarterly.
The agent invites the attention Of ministers OF
the Gospel TO HIS liberal plan for Insurance on
'nsf n'e' 4 JOHN Ii. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
DIR. j. b. MCCAw. Medical xamiaer. aos
DIRE, MARINE, AND INLANU IN
SUgAHCE.
SECURITY INSURANCE. C0MPAGFs
OF NEW YORK.
e1,svssSSSss9
.......,:.sss.. So1it5ts IN
DASH ASSETS January ]. 1870 .t.... 2.0lLsesd
RB lNCH OFFICE, no. 1914 MAIN eTHE6I.
We issue POLICIES I'm the above nrssrc.Sgs
company on every description OF REAA.ANU
PERSONAL PROPERTY for protection agstIiEs
loss or damage by FIRE. and isLAtsn
RISKS taken to any point ia the United s.asSs:
Policies on brick buildings Issued Tor ncH oas
az Rstss as low as those Of any ether company
equally reliable. Applications SOLICITED.
lie FL d. n. WALKER q e. Agenss.-
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THE CUMBERLAND GAP RAILRoAD.-Gene-
,al Malone has returned TO this city from
hiS trip TO Cumberland Gap, having made
a reconnaissance Of the line to be traversed
hy the proposed road. The General is very
much pleased with the country, and thinks
that the people are fully alive to the i'm
porUance OF the road, and will subscribe
literally to provide means for It's construc-
ton. He thinks that the whole distance
netween the we termini may be reduced to
eighty miles, with 4 maximum grade OF
SiXty-SiX feet. \ corps of engineers en-
ploycd by the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road Company had completed their survey
to the zap only a day or two before the
General reached there. They will be ready
10 meet US at the gap with their improve
ment, thus securing a continuous connec-
ton between Norfolk, Louisville, Cincin-
natl, st. Louis. and san Francisco. General
Malone will nave his corps OF engineers in
the field by the first Of October, and it is his
purpose to push the road TO completion us
rapidly rs possible. When this connection
i made, the Virginia and Tennessee road
will certainly be Il paying institution
Lynchburg Firyinian.
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RICHMOND, September l, 1870.

RICHMOND, September l, 1870.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ The Undersigned have this Gay formed a CO
partnership under the firm name Of W1hGO,
ELLtTT Il CRUMp, to carry 0. In the city OF
Richmond the wholesale and retail BOCI AND
SHOE BUSH ESS, and will occupy the large and
comm odious stcrehouse heretofore occupied by
william Ira Smith clothier. No. 1908 Main !treer
merit the confidence and euppottof the public.
G. e. WINGO.
JOHN !. Elicit.
eo,-oy JAMES D. CRUMP
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Tobacco Markets.

Foreign Markets-IBY TELEGRAPHl.
LONDON. September 7-NoOn.-Consols, sla.
United States Bonds, SSe.
LIVERPOOL. September 7~-Moon..Cotto1
quiet upland5,. 9s].; 0rl ans, at1;; estimated
siles, lO.t 100 bales. Red winter Wheat, 9s. Cd.
Flour, 2s. Cd. Ttco o. Glock.-Cotton dull up
lands, 9ig9!sd: Orleans, 9a@9bd Gales, 5000
Bacon. $751;; short-ribbedm iddling, G7s.
September 7.-United States Bonds
closed buoy aut at oct.
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DESIGNATIONS d. Partnerships

RICHMOND, Septemb Der 7, 1870.
T HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH ME MY
L SONS, CHARLES j. and GEORGE j. A.
DERSON. for the purpose Of ca! rying on at 1908
Msiu street Tap stsirs) II general UPuOLSTER-
ING, PAPER-HASGIHG, and CARPET BCsl-
Sc sE6teod George W.. ANDERSON.
dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
~ Shit TIE firm Of NAY, HELLER 4
~BRuT.!ER. has this d " dissolved by mutual con
sent. William Heller and Iyer Heller have With
d avn from the concern.
The business will hereafter be conducted by
JACOB MAY, who alone is authorized to settle
The business Of the late firm.
JACOB MAY,
WILLIAM HELLER,
MYER HELLER.
RICHMOND. September 1. 1870. Sc 7--3t
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. B. STACY & SON,

1903 AMI 1910 MAIN STREET,
are still making large additions by every steamer
to their elegant and varied stock OF f~uhNliuSf.
and only desire an examination by those In want
to convince them they sell MS good FURNITURE
and MATTRESSES of every description cheaper
than any house in the city. Our stock of MAT
TRESSES and eEDoTEADS is the largest south
Of New York, Come and see US; we mean to
please and satisfy everybody. aul Is
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TIRE. MARINE. n
REPRESENTED. $50, ooO, 900
ESTABLISHED 1893.

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE "
OF LONDON.
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DIS-OLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
is tbis dav dissolved by the dsath of DIR. Will:
LIN B. JONES. RICHARD /. BROWN and
r. WILLIAM PEMBEkToN, the surviving
partners, are alone authorized to settle the pusl-
ness Of the lste firm. a,
Ali persOns having claims against the late frm
of JONES, BROWN . are requested 10 pre-
se1t them 10 the undersigned for payment. All
nerscns indebted to the late firm or JONES.
BROWN L Co, are requested to come FORWARD
and settle their accounts without delay.
RICHARD L.. BROWN,
I. WILLIAM PEMBERTQE,
surviving partners.
R1nunInNn VA Aupust 18th. 1870,
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no BARRELS OLD VIRGINIA RYE
20 barrels M. Gallegan,s OLD RYE. 1857
10 barrels Waggouer i Harvey's very line OLD
BYE
80 barrels VIRGINIA APPLE BRANDT:
iv Ia WAGtONNR &
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THE PRUssIANs NEAR PARIS.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Market.

CORN AND FLoUH EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND. Va, September :, 1910. Il
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un-
~ dersigned have this day formed z co-partner-
shio under the lyle OF \.
q Co, for the puI pose of conducting aGEN ERAL
Wholesale GROCERY AND LIQUOR b.
SINE>S In the city Of Richmond.
As successors of The late firm Of Jones, Brown
4 Co. the solicit the patron age OF the friends OF
the late concern and the public generally.
*. L. BROWN,
T. WILLIAM PEMBERTON,
ID. O. DAVIS.
RICHMOND, VA, August Is, 1870. au 22-lm
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VIRGINIA STATE g.,
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. 1905 North SIDE MAIE
between Tenth .nd eleventh ssssess
RICHMOND, VA.


Buildings. merchandise and fernttnre, IN the
city or country, insured against loss or damage oy
nre on the most liberal terms. 49,. fs53
l. 3a WILLIAM u. CHRISTIAN, ca1reesFy.
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DIRECTORS go
JAQUELIN z. TAYLOR, ~
WILLIAM G. ALIEN,
JOHN c. HOBsOHi ,.r
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
GGORGE DAVIS, ST.,
JAMES II. GRANT, "'
ALFRED T. HAhaE
JOHE PURCELL z,
JOHN FREEI,ASD,
GARRETT e. WATSON.
WILLIAM H. HAXALL,
WILLIAM II. PALMER. aus
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-18
MARIETTA, cEoaciA.
Worm. 7EarcE,, ~. Es 20.
IBoY COAL AND COPPER.

II. u.pK A. COOPER has furnished
tbe Atlanta Tatelligeacer with very IN
terssting letter on the Geological forma-
t;ops and Mineral localities of Northern
Georgia. Re says the line that divides
tho Silurian and Gncissic periods en-
,ers Georgia in Murray County, passes
through Gordon and the Southern por-
.;on Of Gilmer; thence into Chero-
kec and Barlow, crossing the Etowah at
the Iron Works thence along the spurs
of the Blue Ridge through Polk county
nv Van Vert and up the Euharlec Val
lev to the Alabama line. The llema-
,;te ore is said to be abundant on this
line and in the formations on either side
oft. West of the Lookout Mountain,
in Wills Valley the Red Hematite is in
large supply in immediate contact with
Coal. Large supplies of Iron are found
east of the Blue Ridge in Hall, Jackson
and Madison and also IN Clarke, Gwln-
nett, Fayette, Coweta, Carroll, Heard.
Maj. COOPER thinks the proper ioca''-
ty for the smelling furnaces Of our ores
Iron and Copper, Is CarteFSVilie' Along
the line he says of the Western d At
lantic Railroad and the north and south
Road now soon to be completed to van
Vert will be manufacturing center IN
the South.
We would like to suggest to the pres
ent Superintendent Of the Western Il At
lantic Railroad the Importance and val
ne of Geological, meteorological and
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

The negro Senator Reels on the It'll
presented memorial pmY0ytiRgto have
been received from colorcd people in
Georgia protesting against the passage
of the Bingham amendment, the effect
of which they say would be t! deliver
them over hand and foot to their most
bitter enemies.
Monday last was set apart by the SEN
ate for the Georgia bill. Bullock and
his partizans, aided by Foney, arc said
to be doing their utmost to defeat the
Amendment, so as to secure the State
to the Radicals in power two years long
or. 1t is feared that the democratic
Senators will vote for the Amendment,
but against the whole bill unless they
learn the wishes Of the white people OF
Georgia to the contrary.
On the l4th., the Bill came up in the
Senate. TRUMBULL was severe on Terry
and Bullock and sustained the Bill
Stewart argued that Georgia should be
remandod 10 Military rule Bullock 5
special representative, Rcycls was to
speak Wednesday. The fate of the
Bill doubtful.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-18
alt' Aarertisemcnts.
A DICTIONARY on the BIBLE.

Comp, isng is Antiquities. Biography. Geography,
and Natural History. with numerous Illustrations
and Maps. Edited by WILLIAM SMITH, Ii. ID.
Published by the National Publishing Company,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
No book has been issued from the American Press
for a long time that deserves universal crcua-
ton az this Bible Dictionaries have been prepared
IN forner years some were meager and imperfect
aud all have been Ougrown. Calnets was sur
pas.ed hv KittGs Kitto'r and inleed. all others
have been far ourivaed by this Of DIR. Smith ofthe
London University and tie most eminent Lexico
grapher of The English speaking world.
Having finished this great work, DIR. ). then pre-
pared Condensed rdislon (the work being in three
massive octave volumes. was too large and costly
fol the public z, neray). which should include all
that II hpst adapted 10 the needs If Christian fam
lr- and Sabbath echoo Teachers. This is the Work
now repuhlishrd in This country. whose title We
have given aud We do not hesitate to say that Il
shopid 90 into ersrq dpeiing where there IL any de
sire TO read and stud y the Bible integentiy and
with profit Every person connected with Sab
bath school either a. teacher or pupil, and every
parent should by all means avail themselves Of this
iacompcrdLic help.
This edition j. in the CHEST style Of lie art. large
" illustrated with elegant wood and steel rngravings
and maps, printed in clear and beautiful Tyre, and
in every respect in harmony with the high character
and vaue Of the work No House salpasses this
ant rprsiuy publishing Gm IN ia. ati>tic finish and
e esance Of THEN books And in the issue ct tn =,
they have spared pains nor eSPease. II mas sew
era special and ess'itia merits beyond the En-
ish edition, and especially orer any otker reprints
IN thi- country. II contains all the matter Ut the
largest r ION. except numerous dis9ul-l ons and
critical notes or on .inal Hebrew and Greek terms
which Of no practical ,alue 10 he general I'm
g'ish student and considerably more than t~'cs lie
reading matter Of tic emalIpr b"ok With all i's
re.ancy AMI enbel shmrnt it is the eh-apest dtion
Ii is having Ia 4,p aud RAPID IA. as nothing hui
sraiteed n-sns can ndgc~ any rise parent or tith-
FIJI tsscp 10 decline the offer of auxiliary for tie
| understanding ofthr iptW~-.
REV Is LOWEEY = the r4rut for the Sale Oh
the above work for Cobb aud Fulton Counties.
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MoRToNs CUBAN BILL-A WAKING
Up
A Washington telegram Of


A Washington telegram of the 8th
SAYS.
The Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations took important action this
morning with reference to the various
questions before them relating to Cuba.
After full discussion it ~as unanimously
decided by the committee that Mr.. Nor
toms bill should be reported to the Sen
ate with the recommendation that il pass.
Senator Sumner declares that the bi
is the most important one which ever
emanatcd from the Foreign Relations
Committee. For the first time tn" prin-
ciples of the Monroe doctrine have Ue en-
embodied in bill, and the bill is vir-
tual denial of European title to any of
the American colonies 1t prohibits as
misdemeanor the fitting out or equip
ment of ships f-war, or the furnishing
of arms with the intent that they shalt
be employed in the service of any Euro
pean government for the purpose OF queI-
ling instructions in colonies on The
American continent. Whist its object
is to abridge the power of Spain over the
Island of Cuba and the Insurrection
therein, so far rs stopping the fitting
out Of gunboats and expeditions in this
country is concerned, its future impor-
lance can be seen. Ii places AN insur-
rection in an American colony upon
different footing from a rebellion in any
other colony, country or province.
1t does in fact give notice TO European
governments that their tide to colonies
ON the American continent is to be con-
tested. Every member of the commit
tee favor the bill, and their is general
belief that it will pass.
Senator Schurz and Sumner have de-
cided TO make speeches on the bill when
it comes up for action. The joint reso-
luton before the committee recognizing
the bclligereucy of the Cubans was laid
upon the committees table by common
consent.
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vided, that any alteration of said consti-
tuition, prospective in its effects, may
be made in regard to the time and place
of residence Of voters. Second, that 1t
shall never be lawful for the said State
to deprive any citizen Of the United
States on account Of his race, color, or
previous condition OF scrvitudc, of the
right to hold office under the Constitu-
ton and laws Of said State, or upon any
such ground to require of him any other
qualifications for office than such as are
required Of all other citizens. Third,
that the Constitution of Georgia shall
never be so amended or changed as 20
deprive any citizen or class Of citizens Of
the United States Of the school rights
and privileges secured by the Conotltn-
ton Of sad State.
provided, That no section in this
act contained shall be construed to va
cat, any Office now filed in the State Of
Georgia, either by election Of the pco-
pie or by appointment Of the Governor,
thereby and With advice and consent Of
the Senate of the State; neither shall
this be construed to extend the official
tenure OF any officer Of said state beyond
the term limited by the Constitution
thereof. dating from the election or APP
pointmcnt of such officer, nor to deprive
the people of Georgia of the right un
der their Constitution TO elect Senators
and Representatives of the State Of Geor-
gia, in the year. 1870, or in the day
named in The Constitution of such State,
or such other day as the present Lcgis-
lature may designate by law"
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WILL 1T COME AGAIN ?

Are we to have, in this country, a
union of Church and State? The old
Observation-Disclosures and Catholic,
are again in the field clamoriug for the
union. each of course in its own behalf
Must history, in this, its darkest record,
repeat itself?
The following are among the Csnons
of the Catholic Council az Rome and the
resolutions of the Protestant Conven-
ton at Pittsburgh, Penn:
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-18
STATE OF GEORGIA. Cherokee Cor

WILLIAM Johnson, } Libel for Divorce in Chero-
vs. kee Superior Court. Rule to
FRANc1s JOHNSON. Spe,f,ct ~eryice.
1t appearing TO this Gou;t by the return OF the
Sheriff that the Defendant Francis Johnson. does
not resi- ia this County, and it ii her more appear
ing thar she docs not esde in this Nta,e. 1t is on
melton ordered that service he perfected hy pubica
ton in the Marietta Journal Public Gazette as the
law direrts-cting said defendant to appear and an
swer at the next term of he Court otherwise ti.
ease will be considered III default, aud tAe Plaintiff
allowed to proceed.
NOFI. b KNIGHT. is. C.
A true extract from the Minutes Of said Court
March 11th., 1870
o. W. PUTNAM, c. 5. C.
Printers fee Sl2.
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APPLICATION FOR DIsMIssIoN


GForgIa O0bb NouINNY
Whereas James W. Davies. Executor Of Mrs
Mary A. Neslii deceased Represents Ia the Cour in
his petition duly filed and entered Of Record that he
I A. fully administered Mary 4. Neshit's estate -
This is therefore 10 cite all persons concerned to
ho,v cause if any they can, why said evecntar
should not he discharged from his Ex,cutorshp and
receive letters Of dismission. on he first Monday in
July. 1870 This March 18th, $50.
c. J.SHEPARD, Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-18

VIII not the -Gasbiogton Chronicle
recognize the augusta (Gco) COnst,in-
tuticialist 81 an organ of democratic, or,
some sSft of sentiment in Georgia? 1t
is woJ nded at being ignored abroad as a
-
repfS sentative Of opinion at home
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1t is Purely Vegetable.
"The Life Of Tie Flesh is the Blood"

This being the fact it is very obvious that when
the blood becomes corrupted the whole system be-
comes corrupt aiso 1or,lieve this the true policy
undoubtedly To direct the remedy to the source Of
The disease Il is in this manner that Dr.. Tut, Sal
sapailla and QnrrnS Delight acts. It's specific ef
feet is the blood it &rfes 1t, vtazrs il, and ex-
pels all d-tenl or from H. system.
Being free from Violent Minerals, it is adapted 10
general use | lie I'D and youna may use It; the
most delicate female. at any time. may take it; the
weak and emf bled will be strengthened bv il; tn"
tender infant who may have inherited disease, will
be- cured 10y it, For syphilis, and all It's train Of
evils it is u sire antidole
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-18

An freshman was challenged to fight
a duel, but declined on the plea that he
did not wish to leave his ould mother an
orphan.
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Mr.. SUMNER is preparing speee' IN
which he will advocate the reduction OF
letters 10 one cent.
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VIM. Root & Sons.
Jan. Z, $50,
Georgia, c herokee County:
Georgia. Cobb County +:


Whereas W s Brown Administrator Of Hiram
Brown represents 10 the Court ia ais petition daily
filed that he has tut administered Imam Brown
E,ate This is therefore to cite all persons concerned
kindred and creditors To show cause any they can
vby said Administrator should not be discharged
from hi, rator-hp and receive letters Of dis
mission ON the first Monday OF June next. This Il
dav of February 1870
C. J. Shepard, Ord'y.
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CANON XVIII. Who. Resolved That civil
soever saws that the pow. government is grounded
er necessary for the gov bike the family, in the
eminent of a civil Staleprudples Of the nature
does not emanate fon man as a social ciea
God, or that one is mol ure; and that it has its
bound by Divine law iopowrrs and functions thus
submit himself to such determined by the Crra
power or that such pow tor, aud is. therefore.
er is repugnaut 10 thu ike the family orfli-
natural liberty Of men, lei nance Of God
him be anathema.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-18

MENIYGTrIS.-Dr. r. II. Nisbet, of
Eatonton. in communication to the
Telegraph contends that thu disease and
malignant typhus fever are the same
lie says that they have the same char.
aetsristies.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-03-18

This Arluable preparation conhn's all The Medi-
cimal virtues which long experience hes proven Ia
possess the most salr and efficient Alternative and de
obstrueu properties f., tn en-" Of Hcr"fllla, Kings
Evil, Ulcers, Camcero's and lndoi'nt Tumors, Aer-
c,ual and Svphiiitic Affections, Enlargement and
liberation Of the Bones Glands or Of he Womb,
Spleen and Kidney all he various diseases Of the
skin. such as T,tter, Rm4worns, Pimprs. Sore
Ewes, &c. Nervous Afl.rt"n- DrOpSy. and all dis
eases originating from a depressed state Of HE blood
Also many affections peculiar to T. males. SHrprrs
sion, Irreguarty nterility, Ovarian and Uterine
Dropsy etc,