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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Mails Irreg ular.

Complaints come To us from Powder Springs and
Dallas and Lost Mountain of failures in the mail
from this place We do not know where the fault
lies but hope the matter will be attended to at once
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28
Spetlal a(otitrs
Let Common Sense Decide.

What is the rational mode 0fprocetlure in cases OF
general debility and nervous prostrainnY Does not
reason tell that jtilicOns stimulation is required
To resort to violent pnrgaon in such case is as 10
surd as it would be to bleed starving man. Yet II
is done every day. Yes, this stupid and unphilo-
sorhica practice is continued in the teeth of the great
fact that physical weakness with all the nervous
disturbances that accompany it. IS more certainly and
rapidly relieved by Hostctters Stomach Bitters than
by any other medicine at present known. 1t is true
that general debility is often attended with torpidlty
or frpgularitv OF the bowels, and that this symptom
must not be overlooked. But while the discharge OF
the waste matter of the system is eXpedaed or regu-
lated its vigor must be recruited. The Bitters do
both They combine aperient and anti bilious prop
critics with extraordinary tonic power. Even while
removing instructions from the bowels, they tone
aud invigurac those organs. Through the stomach
upon which the great vegetable specific acts directly
it gives healthy and permanent impetus TO every
enfpebied function Digestion is facilitated tile fall
tcrng circulation regulated, the blood reinforced will
a new accession of the alimentaIy principle, the
nerves braced and all the dormant powers OF The sys
TEN reused into healthy action; not spasmodcally
as would be the case if stimuant were ad-
minist cred but for continuance. 1t is in this way
that such extraordinary changes wrought in the
condition of the feeble emacated and nervous invalids
nv the use this wonderful! corrective Alternative and
tonic Let common sense decide between such q
preparation and Frustrating cathartc supplemented
by poisonous astiingent like strychnEe or quinia.
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The SAarietta 9uurnal.
MARIETTA, GEORGIA.
Friday Morning Jan. %. 40.
Thanks.

The Street authorities have our thanks with
many other citizens for the attention the side
walk by the JOURNAL. building has received.
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ENCHANTED Beauty

Enchanted Beauty" as discoursed by the Brass
Band, on last Tuesday night, was truly enchanting
and beautiful, as delighted listeners will attest.
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. . 9 . 3 . q . - {

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are now pre-
pared to ftnshall classes with constant employment
at home the whole of the time or fer the spare mo
ments. Business new light and profitable Persons
of either sex easily from soc. to 50 per evening
and proportional sum by devoting their whole time
to the business Boys and girls earn nearly as much
as men, That all who this notice may send their
address and test the business we make this unpal
aleled offar: To such as are not we'll sat fed, we
will send 81 to pay for the trouble of writing. Full
pa tculus valuable sample, which will do to com
nlence work on and a copy of The PeoPtes Literofy
Companion-one Of the largest and best family news.
papers published--all sent free by mail Ready" II
YOU want permanent, profitable work, al ress e. :.
ALLEN < co, Augusta Maine.
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CHEROKEE INDIAN BlTHERS

Is superior to all others. For sale in
Marietta; Ca, by R. II. McCUTcHEoN
& BRO, Price 81. per Bottle.
We als6haveon hand Railways Ready
Relief and 4krIey's Popular Worm
Candy.
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selistellanfoas.
MCUTCHEON'S
f U Il r. X A
IGIE SPECIFIC.

A CERTAIN REMEDY, IN ALL
cases of Intermittent or Remittcnt Fee
yer, Dumb Aguc,t Enlargement of the
Spleen, and all forms of malarious dis
eases. Persons who have had the Ague
and not been thoroughly cured are liza
bic to relapse sooner or later, and would
do well TO procure and, use bottle of
EUREKA AGUE SPECIFIC which will en-
tircIy uproot the disorder, clear the
system of.malaria and restore the pa
tient to permanent health. Price 81
per bottle. For sale by
r. II. McCUTCHEON & BRO.
Marietta, Ga.
January 9TH, lS70.-1y
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The Celebrated Improved
GERARD
0R0IlE GOLD WATCH
$12, $15, $40, $25.

We have recently brought our Improved "Oroide
Gold 70 perfection. For appearance, style Of finish
and acsIfacg" Of time-kecpng, the Gerard Watches
are universally conceded to be the best. They re-
tain then hriliianey and color till worn out.
fg' If after purchasing and fairly trying, any one
is not fully satisfied, we will cheerfuly refund the
money.
They are all in Hunting Cases Gentlemens' and
Ladies sizes. Every Watch guaranteed for time
and wear by special certificate
s3A large assortment Improved Orole"
Chains, s. 10 s.. Also Gentlemrns' and Ladies'
Jewey in seat variety.
20 Beware Of mutations. Order direct from us
or our authorized agents. Agents aud others apply
ing for circulars, will please enclose three cent
stamp for postage.
- Goods sent to be paid for delirery, Custo-
aers PRINTED to examine arhdt they order (dgore
paging 6ats) on payment of Express charges both
ways.
"a When SIN Watches are ordered at once we
send an extra watch (of same kind free).
2 i'W chasers II siding distance from express
Offices and desiring TO save time aud expense, can
lave the goods sent safely by mail by RENTING
with the 0Ider) the amount required by Il. o. Men
cy order registered letter. Draft or Check, payable
to our order. at our risk.
Address plainly,
JAMES GERARD & CO.,
50 Nassau Street New York.
Jan. 2Sth, $50.
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DIR. SIMMONS
Liver regulator

preparation of roots and herbs warranted to be
strictly vegetable, and can do no injury to any one.
1t has been used by hundreds, and known for the
last thirty-five years Of the most reliable ell
cacous and harmless preparations ever sfered to Tho
suffering. If taken regularly and pei s.stenty, it Ii
ar
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28


excellent Monthly, TIE OLD GUARD, containing
the following list ofcontents:
"The Heir of Gaymount, Clap to 6John Is
ten Cooke.
| Returned.
The Polar Man.-Fo ur Illustrations.
Only Glove.
Down Among the Dead Men.-William +. Bur
ton, George Jameson, Chas. Burke, Thomas d
Rice, Tyrone Power.s
Against the Tide. NJ. Love.
Darwinism and Beecherism,-C. C. Burr
A Blow from the Characterization Reid
Dead Egypt. Five illusu atious.
Semper Florens- Henrietta Hanze
Malt Liquors-Thomas Dunn English.
The NJ Doodle Club.
Our Book Table
Art and Science"
Published by Van Eyier, Horton & CO., TO-
Nassau ST., N. Y, at 50 per year in advance.
"TnE COSMOPOLITAN MONTHLY Published ii
Atlanta, Geo Mr.. HENRY WILLY, Editor. opens
the January Humber with Story by w. Gilmore
Simms-"Mlior Martnet' followed by other able
and interesting contributions. The work is pub
lished in good taste-in readable shape-at 81
per year in advance.
'"THE XIX CENTURY, for January opens with
a continuation, by Ex-Governor Perry of his inter
esting contributions, of "Reminiscences of Public
Men of lis time. The work is well got up. Pub
lished in Charleston, S. c., at $50 year in ad
vance
"Unce Joslrs Trunk Full Of Fun" containing
over 1000 Jokes Conundrums, &c, and illustrated
with over 200 Comic Engravings, has been sent us
by the Publishers Dick & Fitzgerald, Is Ain St,
New York. 1t contains GA pages full of wit, humol
and ioty. Price Is cents
"BGckwwod' for January, (hy misdireclion) ha
Just reached us. 1t contains unusual array of ar
tcles of the highest interest.
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Ii YER

times some Of the above symptoms attend the disease
and at other times very few Of them; but the Liver
is generally the organ most involved. Cure the liver
with
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28

We have receives: the January Number of that
excellent Monthly, THE OLD GUARD, containing
the following list of contents:
''The Heir of Gaymount, Clap l to e--John Es-
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I The symptoms of liver COM
Fplaint are umeasincss and pain
lin the side. Sometimes the
fpainis in the shoulder, and is
Elnista ken for rheumatism. The
Estomach is affected with loss Of
bowels in general costive, some
i lax. The head is troubled
eavy, sensation, considerable
floss of memory, accompanied
swith painful sensation Of hav-
fing left something undone
(which ought to have been done.
EOfteu complaining ofweakness
debility and low spirits. Some
We symptoms attend the disease
ry few of them; hut the Liver
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Dyspepsia. headache, jaundice
scostivene-s, SEX headache,
fchronic diairhTa, affections Of
sthe bladder, camp dysentery
saffcc,ions of the kinlneys
Efrver nervousness, clills. dis.
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AUdrGss PTalhIy,
JAMES GERARD & CO.,

Jan. 9Th, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-09

SrAGE RuBBskY.-B-nchy, Wines L
Co : up stage from Elko was stopped
night before last and ronbei Of Wills d.
Fargo i Co. treasure bux. The st,ge
lett Eiko att N. and when about
one mile out, and near the Warm Spring
Was halted by four men. who were m-s-
ked, aud nil armed either with shotguns
or REVIEWERS. The driver hastily passed
out she treasure box when it WAS DE-
manded. and was then ordered to drive
on. He was not slow in Obeying the
mandate, ~hirh was a great relief to
those of the passengers who knew what
wasup. The whole proceeding occupied
only few seconds. and some fine pas
sengers did not comprehend the situa-
ton until the stage hid resumed us
journey. Homer 5 Kng, Wells Farg"
4 Co.'s Agent in this city, yesterday re-
ceived a dispatch from The Agent n,
Exc, stating that there was hnt $50 in
he box and that was somehow overlook
ed ny the robbers SO it would appear
thattb-y did not make a very lucrative
haul. The "roAd agents probahl.
hailed from Elkn, as thai place Ia said to
have b-en flooded with suspicious char.
ac,ers of late -Iniand Empire Jan 9Th.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-09
GorHAM-THE SEAT OF WAR.

The funniest burlesque that vas ever
eoncocted in the shape Of a Govern-
nent, VAS 1.-The Irish Republic" of
Nhich Stephens was the putatire Presi
dent, 0 Mshoney the Head Center. and
Barney KiIlisn the Treasurer of State
with its Capital in New York City
aud an army and navy on paper. But
the Caban JuntA bids fair to eclipse
even the Frnisns. Who and what and
rom whence this awful Janta is has
lot TRANSFERRED; but thst they, or it, or
Se, or she, shat-ver il may be, is kick
ing up an NV full bobbery 10 Gotham and
giving that city a very toorhsCme bit of
its natural fooi-seusatiou. To be
core the Junts has not yet-as We know
of-electei President, II Head Center
and Treasurer OF Stare and organized
"Reprelic" on the Island Of Manhst
ian; but it has. nevertheless, taken it
rpon Itself TO illuminate orders and
DEGREES for the government and guId-
-nc- If the Cuban army; and. on all
occasions, spa~k- as zone having au-
thorits q" Here is what is last reported
concerning the terrible Jun'a:
Nav YORK, January 9Th.
TIE Spanish Cuban war in this city
~-xes ho'. The Spanish Consul -nd
S-uur de Conto, editor OF the Spanish
U.-p.r have received anonymous uo'i
sessions thst thy will he ~sssssinat-d
Srnor ROBBERS. Spanish Minister ct
Washington. il also 10 be put out OF
he way By two welI.dressed emisssrirs.
-ho are To d-roy him into n dark cor
ner According TO El Cr0aista, the
Cuban Junra have ARA, Cei all fhi>
hloods work IN secret session Mean
~aile. 1t IL reported there has been "a
.u~c.sstul departure of another eSpe
clifton for Cubs. with plenty of arms
end powder. The remaining gunhoaIs
belonging TO Spain were expected to
get off list night with a war steamer
follo~irg. for the purpose of taking care
Of the Cuban cruisers.
Less smoke and noise and more work
quietly done, would help the Cubans-
We should say that this s.Junra" might
erof ably be abolished.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-09

As ExcxLLKsr selection and one
~hich will delight the country hs-
seen made by the Republicans of the
i.ine Legislature in their choice of r
successor to the late WA Pitt Fes>eu-
d-1 Lot Morrill, is one of the wIses' .
purest aod most pstriotic >-at-sman In
sbs land; and it is n sourc- of much
sougratuiariou that be - sgain To
grace the ooIy of which he nas so long
sc bouored member. The coansry can
not well spare the services Vi such a
aer capacity for aP-r-ciatIug her great
Geu and deriving cItIz-Ds-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-09

An ExTKNsIvx couuterfriiing scheme
is said to have been brought to light IN
the South through the vigilance IF a
Government detective - said scheme
having for its grand purpose the food
log Of the country With spuriou. notes
and bonds and the ultimate Reputation
Of the National Debit Boshl The South
10 neither Arcadia nor Utopia: and ii
men are engaged in eounterfei'ing they
are doing to "pass the queer - and
ifasy body Of men have been got to-
se,her to help reputation they are OF
too little consequence. being the part.
mrs with eounterfeirers, TO commit any
larger crime than to hide stolen goods and
peddle small packages Of bogus green
backs. The idea is preposierous. Il
10 most likely that the whole thing is a
Roo, back concocted in Wall street to
iepress the currency and send up gold
II is nothing better than . trick Of the
Sulls and Bears.
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TRIED To Rob THE SHEKIFP.-We clip

TRIED To ROB THE SHEKIFP.-We clip
from the Marysville Appeal. of the 9th. the
following accoun, of a bold attempt to rob
the house of the Sheriff in that city:
The residence of Sheriff Spear was entered
On "Wednesday mnruing about 4 o'clock, BY a
burglar, and bold attempt made TO g clean
ont" the premises of siiverware and domestic
apparel. The BURGLAR entered by the front
door, by turning the kew on the inside and
pushing it out, then applying skeleton.
After gaining admission. the burglar broke
ouen an in> Ide d .or. and made for cupboard
" mere he gathered together all the silverware
Visible and III d it up. He then went up stairs
and began To gather up silk dresses, etc, and
while engaged in this act was heard BY Miss
Downing, who thinking it was Sheriff Spear.
cried out :" Is that YOU. Uncle ?" Receiv-
ing no answer, she mistrusted some robbers
were In the house. and started ~ z" to the
TO. m occupied by Sheriff Spear. On her way
ih,ther the burglar knocked her down BY "A
blow un the np!e, ut the lad, s tongue was
not disabled and she cried loudly for help,
and soon Sheriff Spear made his appearance.
But the villain had flown, leaving BY the back
door. which he had cautiously opened for
exit in case of an alarm. II was very dark
at the time, and the scamp easily avoided
detection.
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Literal Tnrn Of Mind.

In the GALAXY for September George
Wakeman furnishes an amusing collec-
ton of stories illustrating "A literal
turn of mind F." We quote few:
This same literal turn Of mind, which
| have been illustrating. is sometimes
used Fundamentally, and perhaps lit
tie maIiciously, and thus becomes the
i poetry Of wits instead of bluuders. Thus
We hear of very polite and impressive
gentleman who said TO a boy in the
street, boy may enquire where Rob
| iusons drug store is y Seer AMY.
Sir said The boy, very respectfully.
.sWell. SIR said the gentleman, after
waiting awhiie, where is it ~ 81 have
not the least idea, yer hon"r," said the
urchin. There WAS another boy who
was accosted nv an asceric middle aged
lady with, boy, wan; t. go to Dover
street" "Well, ma'am, said the boy 3,
.'why don't you 60 there then" One
day in Lake George party of gentle
men sttoliing among the beautiful Isl
lands OF the lake with rather bad luck,
espiei little fellow with REQ shirt
and old straw hat. dangling a little over
u 'uC Oohi- oos
said one ofthsm. what are you doing
.Fis.iin' :" came the answer. "M.ll,
of course said the gentleman. ''hut
hat do YOU catch ?" Here the boy be-
came Indignant ut 80 much questioning,
and replied, "FISh You fool, What do
'spos-?' Did any of yon ever see an
elephants skin?' inquired teacher of
an infant class. al have" shouted
SIX year cd from the fons of the class
Where ?" asked The teacher. "On the
elephant" said The hoy, laughing,
Sometimes this sort OF wit degener-
ats or rises, as The case may be, into
punning. as when Fora pointed pen
sIvely o the heavy masses Of clouds in
he ky, saving, wonder where rhos-
clouds are going ~ AMI the bro'h her re-
Piled, IL rhInk they are gong to thun-
DER Ais in The folio wing dialogue
Halo, there how d. you sell wool
= By the cord How long has i;
been cut p " Four feet Il mean,
how long has it heen siuce you cut it p
" No longer than itisnow And nl-o,
~ when Patrick o FINN was seen 18th
his collar and bosom sadly b-grrm-d
and was ind 'g"aurly asked 10y his officer,
..Parrick o Flynn, how long do you
wear shirtY and :eplied promptly,
" twenty eight inches sir
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BsrrER TINES CoMINa.-Eow that III,

BsrrER TINES CoMINs.-Eow that the
holidays are over, We may soon look for
better times in White Pine Many per
sons who went Eas; or TO CALIFORNIA; TO
visit friends and pass the holidays will
be heading home ward before many days,
and as Spring approar he's men of means
~ill Undoubtedly come among usrO in
vest in our mines. A large NUMBER Of
miners who acquired interests here last
Spring and simply performed 'h- Deces.
ssry work tn gold their claims for one
year, must also return or forfeit Them
which hey are not very apt tn do m"re
particularly as the permanent prosp-rit,
"f the district has been .ff-c'uaiiy es-
t.hiIshed by the past seasons develop
neuts. Our immense bullion shipments,
both East aud West. will necessarily
rrea'e favorable Impressions of our dis
trict abroad. and, all things considered,
We feel untitled in predicting liveler
times in Whire Pine by the Isl of A pril
Than have ever been witnessed in the
State since the god old days Of '63 4
on the Inland Empire
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-09

THs bigsiEgs IN Spain want TO sell
Cabs to Uacle Sam but are afraid the
people won't like it. Tnis is the FIRST
time that we ever heard of in the his,
tn.y of Spain when the people were
regarded ss having any "say" abour
public matters Pr;m and Serano are
-msr; enough TO see that Old Spain bad
better make what little coin can be
10 sell
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-09

Heavy Blow Up, - TRUE The Tel
egraph SAWS that Salnnve, President Of
San Dom ngo, being closely pursued b..
uhere he fired magaziue, aud With his
fourteen sons persisted. That is about
the most sensational magnzine article
W. have heard Of-beats Mrs. S'owe's
True Story"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-09
LATE NEWS.

"A!
cia,ed press dispatches:
Havana, January Ga body of 10.
surgents are reported moving toward
Canio Abiso, Eastern Department. Sim
ul;aneously with this movement, sew.
ersl well armed bodies of two to four
hundred each are sent to Since Villas
districts. Vhe reported object of their
expedition is to destroy cane fields.
There has as yet been no authentic con-
frmation eff the surrender of 500 in
surgeuts. The voce de Cuba clamors
for the details, but the Ell Preusa is
silent.
There is much sickness at Neuvitas.
Il is reported that the insurgents re-
Gently eucampe II, GrbrA have escaped
in boats to Ragged Island and Nassau
Morning h. cen heard of General
Pueblo since the 25,h of December. He
left Neuvi,as to go toward Cnscorro.
of Puerto PRINCIPE have been cut Gown
to defend The insurgents in that place
from attack.
Manuel Almsgued, one Of the iusur-
gent Chiefs. has been killed.
Nsw YORK, January 6.-The gunboat
Maria, which left for Portland 10 com.
pany with The steamer Mian,anomah TO
participate in the reception of Peabody
remains, Was run into al sea bv the
Hiantsnomah and cut down to the
waters edge snd SINK in ff'een min
ures. Four fremen wers lost. Thr
balance of the officers and crew were
rescued by the Matrimonial.
Buckhart, the murderer of his wife
and Randall, in Winchester, made N
confession Yesterday, while partially
under the iuhaence Of chGorotorm, d.
minis cred 10 test The truth of his pre-
tended insanity. He says he killed has
wife because she was uufaIthful To- him.
He d,es cot know why be killed Ran
dali.
A Spanish gunboat started 10 sea %
day, but subsequently returned to q mr.
anime.
The ball 10 night of The American
CLUB, n noted Democratic organization.
was a grand success. Tweet, Sweene,
aud Other political lights, were present.
CHARLAsroS, Is q January 6.-Th-
steam yacht Auna, from New York,
put INTO this port on Tuesday, under
stress Of weather TO obtain coal. While
lying in the stream. the Custom house
visited her, on complaint OF
the Spanish Consul TIA, she is intended
for violating the neutrality laws She
vas seized by the United States Marsh.l
and placed IN charge of two Uuired
States army officers. who disbanded
the ships company. The passengers
and most Of the crew took rooms at n
hoe! 10 await the disposition of the
ship They are largely Cubaus, Col.
on,l Ryan, the Cuban 6Iliouster, and
srn of Cesped-s being among them.
The Auna had ~ regular clearance, and
there WAS no armament aboard. Th.
case will be heard in the United States
Court on Friday morning.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-09
CLOSELY CONTESTED OCEAN RAcE.-The
San Francisco Alta ofthe 9th saws:

The telegraph brought news yesterday Of
the arrival at Liverpool of the clipper ships
d vid Crockett and Swallow. These ships.
which are nearly the same size-the Crockett
beirg the large>r--left this port III company
on the Sth of September, both laden with grain
and bound for Liverpool. The Crockett made
the passage in IA days. beating the Swallow
bv about "a hours. II will be of interest,
when these vessels return to this port, to COM
pare their logs.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-09

LyxX SHoT.-A Nevada City paper saws
LINK or ca:amouns, was shot by the pro-
prietor of the Pot Hill House on Tuesday.
The animal was freed BY a dog, after which a
Coli. revolver was brought TO bear upon his
eaiship, finishing him. We saw his Carcass
al Bulscher's market yesterday, and Judging
from his sise, teeth and claws, he would have
teen an ugly customer for dogs to have tao
kled when alive.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-09

HAYS who killed an unknown man at
Truckee last November is being tried
for murder iu Nevada County, Cal.
So We learn from The Transcript.