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MtSidpts.
CARnoLIc sAL1H !.

HENHY's cARBoLIc sALyE. ~.
there has been no medics, preparation brought Ne
lore the public for year. thst has met with 90 decided
success % the cARDoLIc sALyE. It has found IL,
way Into hundreds OF families. and, when once used no
family will be without H.
FOR the sores incident to children an nrsiusbls
remedy. and the rspidity with which 1t heals Is some
thing marvellous II has not only the testimony OF on
sppreciauve public in it, favor. but has invariably 70
eelved the appreciation Of intelligent physicians
Grateful acknowledgements Of the bsseats derived
ffom IL use accumulate slmos, daily. few Of which
wo herewith sppenai
BRRLrH. Conn, June 20, 1870, i
yeha p. RsnSv-DrAR SIN had an Obstinate sore
on the ins,ep Of my foot. and used several different
kinds II salvo and ointment vithou ,pcneat. Seeing
the CARBoLTC sALvE advertised in tho New York
Tribune. procured a box, and am happy to state 1t
effected cure In about ten days. Ihsvo recommended
to others as the best salve that know Of
Respectfully.
CYRUS ROOT JA
Ibcg leave Say that your CarbolIc salve has inva.
rlably relieved, and. think now. has permanently
cured mo OF that most aggravatna Of all disorders,
" itching piles" A. s. KELLER,
Sec the c. @. Clark Co..
New Haven. Con.
Ihave been using your Csrbolc sa,vo for some time
in my mandatory. In using my large blowpipo which
gives intense heat burned my thumb nail to quick
One application of tho salvo gave relief Have used II
in my family for bois and other sorcs and ind It the
best family save In use. 7. W. HoUCHiN.
Morrlsania, ". w.
Proprietor Gas Lighters. 10.
srSSANAHoSIS0, Penn, Jan. "a, 1870.
Mr.. JouS r. HnsRY,
DEAR SIN wish You TO send me two dozen bozcs
Of your Carboc salve. Ihaye an obstinate soro on
my foot which has been running sore for over ten
10 do better GU my tcot than any other.
Il. DLERUM.
BRooKLTv, y. Y, March %, 1870.
sfs. JouS r. Henry.
The Catbolic sslvc has only healed the eruption
my face, but has soothed and nllaycd inflammation
AMANDA NELSON.
si1 sacke,t street
JOHN r. HENRY, Sole Proprietor.
sCoilcz;e place. New YORK.
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BiNKING AND FJNITCI.fL.
EIGHT PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.
Price. % and accrued interest.

Price, % and accrued interest,
First mortgage bonds ssued by the Montgomery
and EufIula Railroad, on finished road Issue re.
strieted by law, sad swrcunjsd by guarantees that
render tile bonds most desirable investment. The
read is now abo1t % opan its valuable connection
with Union Springs, and will be completed within a
year 10 Euula. ItH finances are Ia excellent condi-
ton, and Il has during tho las. year been making
satisfactory net earnings.
We recommend these bonds as a cheap anu We'll.
secured Investment.
GEORGE oPDTKT & Co, o Y.,s;us,.
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LNhNs-fn Cincinnati Ohio. on Wednesday. Aprrl
6lSO by JGdSe ~. T. Force. OF tho Coart OF Common
Pleas Julia Evans from Thomas Evans.
hOLHllR-ln CincinLliL ONO on Wednesday,
mon Pleas % Hamilton county. Francis Kcehicr hoin
Elizabeth KGchcr.
sCHNIDf.-in this city, on Friday, AUGUST :. 1870
" Judge Gcorre G.. Barnard, OF the supreme Court,
Charles Schmidt nom Ophelia Schmidt.
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q 40 for white. Corn ic. lower and active sales
oS 600 an. eS' siS,p for wt,.s ss FOR gel
i've for Western and state. Oats activc saIee ieS 90
Rush: ~ s2s,sc. Tor Ohio and te65ic for Westsrn.
wnrs.zr has declined under large receipts, closing
,no vas fairly active and a.msr
IKE; java ie{es2i Re- sales ieOo bags Rio az i2L3
l2ke,, FOLD, In bond Rice In faif demand sales 40
yadio SSi2c. and s5SWc. for Porto Hico Raw sugar,
100 hhdp. ut pH@sSc for Cuba and i'd brs Hsyana M
dc; refined In far demand st iSfa for hasds ~
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A Wizard In n Broohiyu Prison.

froL jerome Bli,z, the nocromancer has been
committed by Justice Buckley, OF Droo.,lyn, ON tie
charge Of dtfrauding Edward c. Boeruin. Boerum
was engaged By BliIS ss advertising agent, ind in
consdcr1cn OF deposit Of Sf4D u was agreed that
tethould receive oEcttird Of the profits accruing
nom NC frofesSor'5 exhibitions In the country
Mn.n ic tfo arrived at some place 10 the interior
OF TIE state, ,hs money gave out and young Bverum
to'htsed 10 lbOoklyr. Thinking he hud been de-
hpuIi i lie caused the PruscssuI's arrest and tho
nnIletl hoNroAlAneer 10 In iail Awaiting a hoarinr
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%pttial nolitts.
ONCE MORE IN TIE CRUCIBLE!.
GREAT FIRE AT CARTON. MY.

ONCE MORE IN THE CRJCIBLE!!
GREAT FIRE At CATION. NY.
THE BUSINESS FART OF TIE TOWN DE.
sTKolED.
nEMISG's SAFES
CANTON, y. Y. Aug. Il, 1910.
hcl'ra HEIRrSG. FARRELL & suRrMAs-Gcuts; on
the sh inst nearly the entire business portion OF orr
town was DESTROYED by Are. We are again ono OF the
uhoruna:cs, losing Gus entire stoc aa1 again We rru
pleased TO say that yolr Champion s,fo" has proved
ia value b. saving our books, papers, aud money
THIS faco fc into the ceAI filled with boxes barrels.
&C., and renamed In this burning mass unt the fol.
lowing day. Upon opening. find everything tn good
condition, the backs Of the books only ben. somcwhlt
warped by steam. AZ soon our now store Is CON.
peted we thal vant another safe.
This Il the second time we are n l,btei to your safe
Tor IN, preerValon II or books. &c. wiilin year
and hlnk They are f'isiy entitled to tlc'r name OF
Champion" Caldwell BROS.
HEHRINGs PATENT CHAMPION SAFES
1HE PROTECTION FROM FIRE NowXNowN.
hEREISG's NLw PATENT BANKERS fAFEs.
The new combination Of IIardcuei Steel and Iron with
the Patent Franknite, or spicgel Esen" (Iicrrng's
Floyds PatenD.
HERRING, FARREL & SHERMAN,
81 broadway cor. Murray st., New York
PARCEL HERRING a Co. Philadeiphia
HERRING CO, calcago
HERRING, FARREL SHERMAN.
Now Orlean.
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A Scw Eiecmo,ynary rn.,,,v,,o,.

AnamLcr OF influential citizens are about to
es'S' ID city Medical Institute for the treatment
Of ehionic diseases OF the poorer classes Dr. VII.
nam l!uHaon Las been elected President. DR.. H. A.
DcuGi, Se,roury AMI Or. J. u,iuv nc,t Pn"sician
WIN W, l.. tly. GCO.se kuster. Georse NJ Aitt
nachi, ds-rse c. Eay Tor, and John r. Keyser, az
moor orators. 1902 80
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Arrived-TUEenAy, Aug "a
pass. -~
Steamship BuntsyIie, Savannah. mdse and pass.
paas. "'
steamship san Jpeinto, Savannah, n,dse and pass.
PARK Whept!and, BueHos Ayrcs, hides, &c.
BARK John Nathuey, Boston. Ia ballast.
sghr Eva Holmes, Norfolk muions.
hho, the usual river ana coastwise vessels.
sMLEp-steamthips City Of Baltimore, for Liverpool
via Halifax South America Bio Jnrero; Leo Sayan.
man NIhgaTn, NORFOLK Volunteer. PHILADELPHIA.
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The Dead Hsrsc Nuisance TO be Abn,.d.

Mr.. Vandcrpoel, the Health Boards Counsellor,
has found clause 10 tho Revised Statutes giving
our Courts Jurisdiction over tho whole bay. thus
enabling our Grand Jury TO indct the o0al contrae
tors, who are hlhng the waters OF the haibor with
pestilcntil carca5ses. The Mayor viii at once pre-.
sent tho nuisance W the Grand Jury.
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MIRRlEfl.

oRwN-BAHCLAY.-on tho 21th Jniy. at Christ
Church feling Dnrlam W the ley. the oar Thoe.
J.. erwin, Esq, l.. q. Dspastni ent. Wnshington ~ Z
Y. y. A.. formerly u. s. Vice Consul. kow,ilsts m
Tyne TO Margaret. obly daughter OF James Barclay.
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President Grant, with his wif, aud daughter
shd Zen Porter, passed Through the city yesterday
inc pat'Y%rivcd IN Tie morning from Lon. D,anea
~, .iaIstc az the F!..h Venue Ultcl and H.,
,9os '"e lai3 Train y; tie New Haven IlniroAd Tor
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OXYGENATED BITrERs.
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR DYsPErsIi.
These valuable Btters. which have long been kuown
and highly valued for their remedial virtues stl main
tain their original popularity. They pleasant and
agreeable tonic. and have always been highly sppre.
clated hy all who have used them.
THEY STRENGTHEN THE STOMACH,
And IN this lies their great superiority over many OF tho
Bittcn which merely STIMULATE. and eventually
WEAKEN and RUIN the stomach. They arc esse en-
tally the great amiy Medicine OF the day. and should
10 In every household. Price, 81 bottle. Sold By
all prusslts. JOHN r. HENRY.
Sole Proprfetor
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MARINE ISrELLIeEyCE.

hrEIArupR ALsANAo--fus DAT.
bun rbee.....6 tSSnn sea. tslMoon rises. -
Sandy Hook. a'uov. Island i Sn Gate
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FINANCIAL AND ccMMERcLiL.

Hcrring's S1fcs preserved their contents IN roo,
condition At tie great Ige al Caaton, n. ~ tho oil
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We Would say 60 Evcry nIo,I,cr

Who has suffering child 90 a. once and procure n
bottle OF MRS. WGNsLow's SOOTHING sYRUP. IT,
viii relieve tho lille Immediately will ,lay all
pain sotens the gums. reduces anammato7 regulates
the bowels, and cures wind collie by relieving the
child from pain It allows quiet natural Sleep and
comforts tho mother.
Wheeler q Wilson Machines, 1,1f1 Hr9nd-
way sold ny payinG yJ Gown aud $40 per MONTH with
oIt extra charge. Machines to let j. I. ELLIS.
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Double Murder and Suicide.

IoEDoS, Aug. ga school teacher at Bath,
hamci Fmnkard, murdered lis two Daughters, TO
E'ttnt Their seeking situations ON Che continent
he Then poisoned himself
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CIrEAP CARR1AoKs.-Wooi Brothers Co have
removed to their new pTeus es 40 Broadway door
below Astor place, and are selling carriages cheaper
than Cycr,-Adr.
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Coed Work At Last In Justice Buekicys
Court.

Arthur r. skinner wus before Justice Buckley
ofBr1osyn yesterday, the charge OF appropristng
TO his own use .12G which he had drawn on q check
belonking to Mrs. Sarah Snow, Of FULTON and Pine.
apple streets. Some OF SINNERS friends having re.
turnod SsO of the money to her. size was very dc.
titous oi Withdrawing the Charge against him but
the Jrsco REGARDED such Withdrawal as cOmnound-
ing felony, aud would not allow her to do So He
30 tEc l;taing down Tor Saturday. Skinner was
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NEW YonK, Tuesday, Aug. 2s--As ueusi on Tues
daye there was nothing doing In beef cattle. Nomi.
nelly TsTsn aso are SqS!ss 81 el:S and native
ehcep and lambs arrived. Fat shocp teady and
ssin sss go9d and Prime lambs were scarce and
weak. Sheep were sold at t1pGHo. fn, aud lambs Al
,@shc The receipts OF hogs we're II carloads or $40
S a.. ,ssss Az. :ola a. ssS leS Dressed hog.
lgat weights, and nsaNs. for coarse aud heavy.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
D<SHBs HERE AND THERE M THE
SUMS REPORTRRS.

rbe Aldermen Perp tratiBs q Fraud that 10
too Glarins for even the Mesnteb.nk
O'uaii- Another Dslvs Into the CITY
Treasury.
70 many Of the risky Aldermen have been out
Of town oilnte at clan bakes and surf battling that
u has been fouad impossible to get together quo
run. But yesterday the alluremcnt Of fat job
brought them together. Mayor o'ilall, not having
been given share In the swindle, had written .
long winded document 70 show on scientific princi-
ries that Cremen's patent champion burners and
strset lamp renectors were . hsmbug, snd that the
city should not be taxed for them, so the Board 10
man, resolved yesterday that thor didn't know por
care az about the science Of the thing but that,
the Board having "nred" the job. these iliuminat-
ors should give little hsh, TO the streets. obd
additional weight to the Aidermsn's pockets. de.
spite o'liall's scientific bosh. Having completed
this little job, the Board resolved to give $500
year TO friend, By appointing an cngrossing clerk
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BIrrees.

JOHN r. HENRY, sole Proprietor.
qCoilc--c nlace- Now Yo-t-
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shelter in the tops Of the trees, was in
the city Saturday, along with his wife
and children. Their appearance on the
street in the draggled garments in which
they passed the storm was pitiable. The
little ones were in the mothers arms,
and The larger children went on their
bare feet in wretched clothes. They
presented fit subjects for pity and aims.
The condition of Mr.. Ransom, whose
wife and daughter were washed away
from his arms aud drowned, Thursday
night, in the storm has been most pitia.
Bile, and his grief and agony were so in
tense as to deprive him of reason. Sat
urday the bereavcd man appeared on
the streets in such distressed state that
crowd soon collected around him
some drawn by curiosity and some by
pity. Mr.. Ransom gave vent to the
most violent aud passionate expressions
of grief, giving rise, by some of his &C
tions, to the belief that his mind was un-
settled, and that he was in danger of
colaiting some rash act upon himself.
1t was therefore deemed proper to put
restraint upon him, and he was taken in
custody to prevent his injurinS himself
or others during the period Of his men
tai alteration.
One of the most unfortunate and oner-
Gus consequences of tie flood is the de-
struction visited upon the mills, and the
destruction Of -four and other brcadstuffs.
The mill Of Mr.. William Kent, on the
canal below the city, was destroyed d.
The splendid -four mill Of Captain Ben.
Wilks, on Otter creek, in Badford coun-
ty, was totally destroyed, with a large
quantity of grain which had been aecu-
mulating through the summer. The
fine bridge recently erected near the
mill, to replace the bridge destroyed by
tho soldiers at the close of the war in
1865, was swept away. 1t cost the
county $4,000.
Seventeen dead horses and mules, re-
moved from the stables of the Messrs.
Adams, hoated down the canal Saturday
morning. 1t was sad looking process
sion.
The canal in the locality of Robinson S
Mill is almost dry, and many of the
buildings that hoated from Sandy Hook
are left there.
The perpendicular rise in the river,
as measured by Mr.. John Henry at
Deans foundry was twenty-six feet.
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DEATH Is AT THE DOOR.

In all thrse complaints thesystem evidently shows
a want Of red blood, and Mr. Churchill. i'll his wefk
OH Diseases of Females saws bearing in mind
that the blood is remarkably deficient il red cor
pusclrs, and the known property of iron to correct
this condition theory suggest the most to be re-
lied on the best of which is the Citrate Citrate Of
Iron enters largely into the composition OF English
Female BitteIs, combined with powerful vegetable
toncs of rare qualities
Among the mountains Of Tennessee and the pinry
woods Of Mississippi, is found certain hard and
finiy root, wlitl ! rs l,cn iii st cret by some
old midwives for many years possessing magic pow
ers in regulating and restoring all females suffering
with any affection of the womb. This root we have
obtained gave fair test in practice and it il
now one the principal Ingredients in these Biteis.
Other powerful uterine and general TONES also en-
ter into its composition We also add Lapandra or
Black root, sufficient to act upon the liver and keep
the bowels open
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ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs.

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and Female
Regulator known. will cure all those complaints
above mentioned in an Incredibly short time. The
Bprs at once arouses, strengthens and restores the
womb to its natural condition, removing obstruc-
tions relieving pain and regulating the monthly
period Yonder sands pale, feeble and languld
girl just bursting into womanhood she is the pride
Of all but bark she silently steals pickle, eats
turns with dull eye and seeks solitude her eye no
longer sparkes her merry laugh is no longer heard
ringing through the air she mopes about with
hloodless lips and gums, with headache, palptaon:
constipation swimming ofthe head, and cold feet and
hands, melancholy; she has coated tongue, often
sve breath and host ofoiher evils too numerous to
mention.
When neglected all these symptoms become agra
vated there is sick stomach, heartburn, dark line
settles under the eyes. the legs and ankles are swol
len the hair loses its gloss and falls OIL there is brit
tleness and splitting OF the fnger-nals, swooen abb
domen, extreme nervousness, tretfuncss, pains and
aches dry cough Hystcrica Fits, rapid prosratlon,
epilepsy and death Ii you any Of your friends
are thus afflicted send at for bottle Of Eng
lish Female Biters and be cnred Its effects are
magical in such complaints. Surely no mother will
postpone and delay this duty until.
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rAIY1Na RIGHT.

The Macon Telegraph d Messenger,
speaks now as we felt and wrote in 1860.
War we declared then remedy for Moth
ing while the horrors it involved we be-
licvoJ to be beyond computation. So it
proved, as war will ever prove, devils
work. "Wsr," says the paper refer
red to, lis devils work, without one re-
decming feature Of reason, mercy or
Justice. The man who talks war should
be huag to the nearest tree as sacri-
fetal offering to outraged humanity
The scenes now enacted in unhappy
France curdle the blood with horror
The massacres of Donzy and Bazeilles
where thousands of the peasantry, men
women and children were forced back BY
the bayonct into the flames of their burn
ing houses, were scenes which we may
safely challenge the blacklist of the black
and the bloodiest of the bloody pages o.
human history to parallel.
The Prussians have undertaken wa
against nature as well at the French PEG
pie. They ruthlessly massacre thu
peasantry for obeying the first iustinct'
of nature in defending their homes AM
firesides; and London dispatch of the
3rd in our last announced that "tht
Prussians demand one hundred Thousand
francs from each French department
from which the Germans have been ex
PEELED" They fine the people twenty
thousand dollars in each county that has
driven off Prussian raid for plumber
and foraging. But to crown the Whole
we have the following in our days dis
patches from Berlin in this edition:
"The Parisians having ordered no pris
oncrs to be taken, because they woulc
consume supplies, the Prussian com
mandcrs have been instructed to take
no prisoners"
That raises at once the black flag
around Parasitic centre of modern civ
iIization-in the nineteenth century
and will probably re-enact bloody rev
els worthy of Bcjazet and Tamerlanc
five hundred years ago. To such pass
has the demon of war reduced two lead
ing powers of Christendom, sinking
them in point of morality, as We i'm
aginc, considerably below the better
classes in pal. dcmonium. During ou'
horrid civil war Southcrners held W
Yankees as monsters of cruelty anC
Yankees denounced Southerners in tho
same way; but let us learn from this
spectacle that war converts all human
beings, for the time, into devils of mis-
chief, cruelty and destruction and stand
ready to choke anybody who talks OF
this greatest of all curses and crimes as
remedy for anything"
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RAILROAD MEETINGS.

In another column will be found the
days appointed for holding meetings at
Marietta, Canton, Jasper, and Elijay, in
the interest of the Marietta and North
Georgia Railroad We trust that no
one, in the region Of country to be de-
vcloped and improved by this Road will
exhibit any lack of active interest in all
the steps now to be taken 10 consummate
an enterprise of so much Importance
We are gratifcd to find the people in
the Counties above lis alive to their in
terests and animated with the prospect,
of opening up to the markets of the
world their agricultural, mineral, and
other resources, and Of peoplng their
hills and vallies with dense population
actively engaged in the arts of life. Let
us hope that Cobb County will exhibit
an equal intelligence and surpass if pos
siblc the energy displayed by her sister
Counties To this County the pr ject
Routes, West and North will prove of
incalculable benefit, enhancing in value
all property, increasing population, Gre
ating markets and pouring into the
County every element of prosperity.-
To Ghe city of Marietta the benefit will
be still greater. Our lovely town will
no longer kg in the race of progress
HoIdcreof real estate and merchants
will become men OF wealth; her me-
chanics and artizans will flourish; new
employments and new productions will
add to her prosperity; Churches and
Schools will flourish and Marietta will
be all that her best friends ever desired.
To accomplish this let no one hold
back when the day of action comes
The Roads must be--will be, built
Lett it be done speedily and with a will.
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FEMALE COM PLAINT


That claims its victims throughout the length ana
breadth of our land.
Many females suffer in some way at each monthly
period some girls are in great peril at tue com,
inencemeut of nlenstruaon, willie older ones dread
It's decline at the turn of life" Sometimes the mem
strua flow is too much or little, or may be at
tended with pain may be irregular or entirely
checked or changed III appearance, attended with
other distressing symptoms. Leuco'Ihoa' or the
Whites" frequently drains the system or ulcer era,
ton oftle womb may create pain and cause RAPID
FAILING of the womb is an exceedingly common
complaint. giving much trouble and distress, which,
under ordinary treatment is difficult to cure
Mysteries, Green Sickness, Nlrlitabiliy OF the
Womb, and other serious and taral complaints 1oi-
low the female sex throughout life Lives there a
medical gentleman who has or can>Ielieve the fair
sex of the above troubles Not MANN Is there no
combination of remedial agents that wilfeela Io4sG
rescue We answer, Yes.
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DIDN'T FIGHT FOR THAT.

The Southern people did not fight for
the abstract doctrine of secession. The
Louisville journal rightly says "no-
body cares anything about that but,
when a people want to fight, they'll fight,
and they won't ask leave ofany doctrine
to do it either"
The truth is the Southemers fought
for what they fancicd to be security for
the future" and it is pity they were
mistaken both in the conception and the
means of its accomplishment.
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HON. s. A. pARNELL.

We would do ourselves injustice if w,
ignored the persistent, interchangeable and
successful efforts of this gentleman in So
curing the passage of bill which alone
could secure the building of the Mariet-
ia and North Georgia Railroad. We
sink, for the time, the partizan and for
get the politician whenever valuable SER
vice il rendered the country,
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BLOOMING YOUNG GIRLS,

Middleaged matrons those at the critical period
and the aged grandmother, all cured by the ofour
English Female Biters prescribed and used by
physicians all over the country
If You are troubled with Falling of the Womb,
attended with sense of weight and bearing down
pain in the back and side and other attendant evils,
English Female Bitters will give entire relief.
Those at the 'tnrn OF life" mothers alter confine
ment, and all others (mae or ftmale) who are con-
valescents from any protracted or debtating COM
plant, who gain strength slowly ana whose diges-
ton is slow and imperfect, will find the Sc Btters the
very thing their system demands. 1t gives power
fI az petite aids and assists digestion arouses the
liver, strengthens mentally and physically and fills
the whole system with pure crimson blood coursing
through its channels.