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Say there P'raps
Some on you chaps
Might know Jim Wildp
Well-no offense:
Thar amt no sense
In gittin' riled
Jim was my chum
Up on the Bar;
That's why come
Down from up var
Lookin' for Jim.
Thank ye, sir You
Amt of that crew
Blest if you are
Money! Not much;
That amt my kind
/ amt no such.
Rum? don't mind,
Seein' it's you.
Well, this yer Jim,
Did you know him
Jes bout your size;
Same kind of eyes2
Well, that is strange:
Why, it's two year
Since he came here,
Sick, for change.
Well, here's to us
Eh?
The - you say
Dead ?
That little cuss ?
What makes you star
You over thar?
Can't a man drop
3 glass in your shop
But you must rar'
IL wouldn't take
Much to break
You and your bar.
Dead!
Poor-little--Jim
Why thar was me,
Jones, and Bob Lee,
Harry, and Ben,
No account men;
Then to take him!
Well, thar-Good-bye-
No more, sir--I-
Eh?
What's that you say?
Why, dern it!-sho!-
No? Yes! By 10!
Sold
Soldl Why, you limb,
You ornery,
Dern'd old
Long-legged Jim!
-O0erldad Monthly for January.
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

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LEmUEE BANGS, President
GEORGE ELLlOTT Vice President and Secretary
EMORY MCCLINTOOK, Actuary.
A. X. Nj. PURDY, M D., Medical Examiner.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENcEs
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All forms Of Policies iesued on most favorable tems
Special advantages offered to Clergymen.
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ITO OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
AND RooFERS-Roofsl - Yes, yes; Every size and
Rnd gd e He AZ No S4s ~ TIRP % StSset ss hs A
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Ing PealIns OF shTnkng No paper gravel heat Good
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Agents wanted for interior counties.
t29u JOSEPH LEEDS Principal
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The stock comprises every denomination printed
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Any information regarding the decisions of the
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Revenue Stamps printed spon Drafts, Checl
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The following rates of commission are allowed
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ROOFING.

ID E A d Y r o o FL N c.
h This Roofing is adapted to all buildings 1t can be
STEEP OR FLAT ROOFS
at onehaf the expense of tim 1t is readily put on old
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ing the damaging of ceilings and furniture while under.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-27

Has cured many patientr in town. Persons In
need Of his professional services are invited to
call his Office.
Carson City. March lss
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ATHENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company. Notice is hereby given that at {,
meeting Of the Board # trustees of the Atheus
Gold and Silver Mining Company, held at the
Office Of the Secretary and Treasurer. on the - {
Of January, lh1O, IL was lved that an Asses.
ment OF Fifty t5o) Cents be and the same is hereby
levied upon each and every share of the capn,l
stock OF the cumpi y, payrble Immediately g.
the Secretary and Treasurer, at his Office On Pro-.
tor street. In Carson City; AID " in any case a..
payment of such assessment shall not be mad,
within four weeks from the pub ic,'ion Of this
notice, the shares on which the same shall remain
unpaid shall be held delinquent and subject tp
sale. SAM. d. KING,
Secretary and Treasurer q. 4 =. N. Co.
Carson City, 9Th January, 1870. Nv
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| THESE UNEQUALLED MACHINES DO ALL
the different kinds of work required 10 b.
done ina family. and make all the different kind.
Of stitches. without aAe mplicatons Of the oth,r
Machines
| All persons will please examine the WHEELER.
& WILSON SEWING MACHINES before pur
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The Wheeler Wilson, a. Is we'll known, hs.
won at nearly every trial in which Il has competed
the highest award e merit The representative
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4 Wilson Sewing Machine Stands triumphantly tho
champion by the verdict Of the Ieople.
These Machines are Adapted to
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From the l'ghtest mu.lins 10 'he heaviest cloths.
They work eQHally well upon silk, Linen, wooler,
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Agent for Carson and victnity.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-27

AS A HOLIDAY PRESENT. NOTHING WOULD
BE MORE APPRECIATED THAN
ONk OF THESE MACHINES
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WHEELER & WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES
Ar
SAN FRANCISCO RATES:
The Great Trial Of Sewing Machines
THE aRANDEsT IN THE WORLD,
The Judges. the whole World
and he Trial, Fifteen Years
Duration.
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST

THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT.
'The Wheeler A Wilson Sewing Machine the
Champion!''
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-17
Local BreVities.

The new railroad bridge will be completed in Il
few days.
The City Council are active in the discharge of
their every duty in the Improvement of the city.
An axe-weldmg drunken 18th amendment was
arrested in front of our Office, last Friday, by Capt.
Lyons, for unseemly conduct
Marietta is well supplied with music besides sew
cral splendid bands nearly every boy in town has
some kind Of an instrument to grind out moosac'
The height of impudence displayed by a
young parvenu of mackere arstoeracy last Tues
day night at Church, by him battling out as the la
dies descended the steps, Take care, let me look in
their faces He will, with his polite contempable-
ness, learn trade yet according to law"
Rain in abundance III this vicinity, in fact too
much.
The iron railing to the verandah front at the
Kennesaw House is very ornamental as well as use
full
darkey asked another, a few mornings ago,
"Why dat train, dis morning anudIer pic mic e.
no" replied the addressed darIey, at only the
BIG men ofde Road on scursion" Am dat 50 HAIR
RIs?
Dew Berries coming into the market There
good many Bills due we wish would come
into Office.
young lady threatens to scald us to death with
hot ashes for saying last week it was 'I1llng" to
some of them to have to tell the census man their
ages. Blessed little divinity, please don't put us to
death in this barbarous way, be more civilized
smother US to death with sweet kisses
There is a young lady in this city studying law
This is a fact We hope she won't outlaw her
partner. Won't she, tho, be jaw-ous lawyeress.
Mr.. Bell is dilIigent in the Census business In
association don't LEAK out the ages Of the Misses
Mystery of Mysteries If you do, you will be
miss ticnlly miss tilted for missile mean her.
Mr. Lockheart Bachelor, Esq., informs US that he
Is ION the marry" and wants a maiden who never
mentions new dresses and spring hats, and abhors
romantcal young gentlemen, and IL patroness OF
the broom handle and dust brushing associa
ton, as well a practical culinary instructor
ess." lie is opposed to Rock me to sleep moth
err We suggested that be wait until the Annual
Fairwhen the new fashioned Cobb County premium
girl would just suit him. Hesays, Nov or never"
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ResoLned G1rtLer. That All articlos


ResoI0ed further, That all articles in
tended for exhibition shall be brought to
Nichols Hall and there dcpositedby 10
a. M, after which hour no article viii be
received.
Rosolccd further, That upon all the
articles being brought in they shall be
set aside without inspection until after
the Society shall have had its meeting
for .he transaction of its business and
upon its adjournment the Hall to be clear
and the articles prepared for inspection
and general exhibition by the Committee.
FEEs.-Each Lady competitor will
be required to pay an entrance fee OF
25cts., before her article will be entered
which fee viii admit herself and article
to the Hall.
Each Gentleman competitor will
required to pay an entrance fee of 90
cts, before his article will entered, which
fec will admit himself and article to the
exhibition. All other persons will be re-
CURED to pay fec Of ten cents at the
door.
Ali Colts will be reported at this
office and entrance fee paid by ten
O'Clock, "a. m, when the lot for exhibition
will be pointed out
As the rules will be strictly cnforc :
cd and deviatcd from in NO instance, it
is hoped that all parties will be prompt
and report with the article to be eXhibi-
ted by 10 o'clock, a. m.
This Society is dependant for sue
cess, upon the harmony and united ac-
action of the citizcnsof Cobb County.
The members would appeal to every
citizen for one day in the month to
assemble with them and unite i'll one
common effort to give life, energy and
spirit to the Agricultural and Industrial
interest of the County-and thus secure
to themselves and postcrity the blessings
SO benificicntly bestowed by kind and
mcrciful Providence.
II. II. HAMMETT, Secretary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-17
The Living Machine.

Injure the main spring of a watch and every por-
ton Of the works becomes disordered. The human
stomach is to the human system what that elastic
piece of metal is to thermometer. 1t influences the
action Of the other organs, aud controls to certain
extent, the whole living machine. The comparison
may be carried further; for the weakness or othel
mperfections Of the main spring is indicated on the
face OF The time piece, also is the weakness on
other disorder OF the stomach betrayed by the tlct
Of tbeinyad This complexion is sailoW or fa,ie
the eyes are deficient in lustre and Intelligence and
there is worm anxious expression in the whole
countenance which tell as plainly as written words
could do, that the great nourlshmg organ whose
Office it is to minister to the wants of the body. and
to sustain aud renew all its parts, Is not performing
its duty, 1t requires reuovating and regulating, and
to accomplish this end llostetters Stomach Biuers
may be truly said to be the one thing neediul. The
broken main spring of 4 watch may bo replaced by
anew one but the stomach can only be repaired and
strengthened and this is of the objects Of the Ia
nous vegetable restorative which for eighteen years
has been waging successful contest with dyspepsla
in all climates As specific for indigestion it stands
alone. When the resources of the phamacopnia
have been exhausted, without. at best, doing more
than mitigating the complaint course OF this whole
some aud palatabe, yet powerful, stomachc effects
perfect and permanent cure In all cases OF dyspep
sa the livers more or less dsordered and upon this
important gland, as well as upon the stomach
and bowels, the Bters act with singular dlstnctnesS
regulating and reinyigorating every secrelive and
assimilatng organ on which bodily and mehla
health depend,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-17
The Comet Band

The members Of the Marietta Cornet Band intend
exchanging their brass pieces for silver They
send them off soon for that purpose. The boys will
doubtless feel 10th to give up their present instru-
ments attachment has become so strong. This is a
progressive age though and the young gentlemen are
determined to keep pace. The arrival of silver in
struments will be blowing era in the existence
of this organization They will turn over a new
page and allow nothing to leak out in their hQnt for
4 mans fe}d to cultivate ''sweet sounds" The
softly Ginning of the campbell will be drowned
SHOCK ing-ly by the cornetycH of the silver basso
and tenor. There will be no trumpet blown by
GaJle to "resurrect' bad feeling SO long as the Gym
balls accord swoetly in Strengthening the musical
peace and faternal love of the society for such an
event might disturb the t-too5 Of the religious
glJe,tine in his tranquil devotion to the science.-
New instruments will be an incentive to them to al
low no opportunity t slip in practicing music Jrown
up, and that too with such simplicity that will be il,
unison with the best and highly priced principles Of
music lIoH with "silvery tongues" they will
charm in their itch, pealing strains. Success,
say we,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-17
What's in a Name.

The Atlanta LateHigcaeef wishes to know why the
poetic taste of Marietta cannot give more pleasing
name than "Black Jack" to one Of the mountains in
our vicinity. When Atlanta was settled it had no
and its denizens had tho privilege Of selecting
classic designations but "}lack jack was planted
this Mountain top by Nature-the Indian gave its
to the Mountain and turned it over to the white
man, thus stamped, and we are afraid that the 18th
Amendment and the supplementary bill TO enforce it,
together with all the poetic fire Of the white man anu
sambo relieve it Of its designation. There is
too much appropriateness in the name. Perhaps
when, in time it becomes "a vine clad hil the sound
teHigeacer.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-17
"Barret's" free from dirt and gum.
Mercer University.

That part of the committee on the location of Mer-
Ger University, residing North of the Chatahoochce
held ameeting for conferences at Cartersvle ON the
10th of June. Present Mark A. Cooper, Alfred
Shorter, j. J, Howard, a. w. Buford j. G. Ryals,
and W. L. Mansfield. After general inter
change Of thought it was ON motion of A. W. Blu
ford,
Resolred, That the citizens of North Georgia, who
feel interested in this subject be recommended to
hold public meetings in their respective localities,
and give expression TO their wishes, and al an early
day report to w. L. Mansfield at Marietta, Chair
man of Committee proposals, the name of such
locality as may he desirable for the location Of the
University, with advantages and inducements.
1t was also resolved to have copy of the resolu-
ton sent to papers of North Georgia, with request
to publish it, -
w L. MANSFIELD, Chmn.
j. G. RIVALS, Secretary.
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"Barret's' is highly perfumed.
PRESS NOTICES.
The Maryland Farmer.
j. G. RIVALS, Secretary.

The Maryland Farmer.
The number for June is excellent containing long
list of iudicious articles aud filled with suggestions
of great value to the farmer Published by S. Sands
Mills & Co., Baltimore, at 81 80 per aunum.
The Working Man.
Is an admirably Illustrated Monthly Paper filled
with appropriate reading Published by r S. Arthur
& Sons, Philadelphia at sixty cents per year.
The Pictorial Pioneer
Ii beautifully printed Monthly Paper devoted to
'he interests Of the Young Man, the farmer and the
social circle Its published by the Baltimore Pub
fishing Company at 81.
The Sunday Magazine
Is very superb work in style with very select and
appropriate reading. 1t is published by J. b. Lip
pincot & Co., Philadelphia.
The Farm and Home
Has varied list of contents for juno embracing q
large fund of matter Interesting to the farmer 1t is
an excellent work Published by j. w. Burke & Co.,
Macon. Ga, at 81.
Good Words for the Young.
THIS is another of the admirable Magazines from
the Publishing House of J. b, Lippincott q Co..
Philadelphia, famous for its excellences in the pub
fishing art Price s. so per annuln.
Clarks Short Voluntaries.
We have received from Messrs. Oliver, Ditson &
Co, the above named book, suitably adapted to the
Organ, Reed Organ, or Meolodcon, designed chiefly
as opening voluntalies and responses for delicate
and expressive stops. 1t will do for the Church.
Price $l.50 Address Oliver Ditson Il Co.. Boston.
Hearth and Homo
For this week dated june 25th) contains the first
of a series of sketches Untitled Jcthro Throops Night
Thoughts, by John Thomas who is no other than
Petroleum Y. Nasty. The great humorist will take
an honest country boy to the city conduct him
through the usual experience and rcsorelIim to his
home a sadder and wiser boy satisfedthat the peace
ful, honest and temperate life Of the farmer is the
best aud safest life that be lived Thisis aiesson
greatly needed at tl,is time and Nasty is the to
teach it. Published by Pettengill, Bates ~ Co, 81
Park Row New York
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-17

Mrs. WELLEE's DEATiI-BED VIEW or
"SrRoNG MINDED" OPERATIONS. Tho
wife of the virtuous Weller, whose BIZ
ography is to be found in the works Of
Dickens, came to die, and at that trying
moment
"VelIer," she says, "I'm afcarcd I've
not done by you quite wot | ought to
have done you're very kind-hcart-
cd man, might ha' made your home
comfortabler. begin to see now" she
says, "yen it's too late, that if a married
woman wishes to be religious, she should
begin with dischargin' her dooties at
home, and maxim them as is about her
cheerful and happy, and that vile she
goes to church or chapel or vot not, at
all proper times, she should be very
careful not to convert this sort o thing
into an excuse for idlcncss or sclf-indul-
gcnce, or vurse. | haze done this" she
says, "and I've wasted time and sub
stance on them as has done it more than
me ; but | hope ven I'm gone, Weller,
that you'll think on me as | wos aforc !
know'd them people, and as | really was
by natur.'"
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They Come.

The muskeeters, flies, bad water and hot weather,
of the down country arc driving many Of It's nhabl-
tants to favored city already to spend the sum
NOR, No better place on the globe than Marietta
TO find all that is desirable for summer resort
Good Hotel accommodations, good water, invigorat-
ing mountain breeze pure and bracing atmosphere,
beautiful natural scenery, intelligent society excel
lent Churches with crudite and eloquent Divines
unsurpassed educational Institutions, and beauti
full and attractive ladies can be found in any cline
making it altogether desirable, pleasing, and en-
ticin2 summer resort. So come on.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-17
The Sweet Divinities.

The reporter Dir. MAYsoN, of the Atlanta Daily
San, who present at our Monthly Agricultural
Fair speaks thusly in reference to beautiful la
dies:
"Cobh County could take premium anywhere
for its pretty girls Outside of Atanta)."
All! Doctor, you are not going back on us in that
manner, are you2 five mistake not you got your
fair premium up here, and that is adequate evi-
donce Of the superior beauty of Cobbs daughters
over those of Atlanta, for you are a man of good
taste. But, we see why you make this single excep-
tom tits always due politeness to except present
company; therefore, you are eXcusable
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-17
"Bmret's" the most approved.
COBB COUNTY AGRICULTURAL s. IN
DUsTRIAL ASSOCIATION
SECEETARY's OFFICE, J
Marietta, Ga, june S, 1870. !

Marietta, Ga, June s, 1870. )
At a meeting of the Committee n
Fairs and Premiums held this day, the
following list was prepared for the
Monthly Fair to be held first Tuesday in
July, to-wit
For the best Horse Colt foalcd in
1870, Premium 50 90
For the best Mule Colt foalcdin 1870,
Premium 90
(Thc Semic term Horse or Mule in
Guiding both scxc5)
For the largest and best Variety Of
Fruits with the name of each kind if
known accompanying them s. 90
For the largest and best Variety Of
Vegetables 90
For the best one poundof Butter 8 90
For the second best one pound of But
ter 2 90
For the best Specimens Of Jcllic5 and
Preserves made from fruit grown in the
County and madeb by Young Lady 50 90
For the 2nd. best in the County and
made by a Young Lady 2 90
For best specimens OF Loaf bread
made by Young Lady 3 90
For best specimens of Rolls or Biscuit
made by Young Lady 2 90
with mode Of making, yeast used &C.,
For handsomest Variety of Flower
with names So 90
For 2nd. handsomest Variety Of Flow
crs with names 2 90
For 3rd. handsomest Variety of Flow
crs with names / 90
No premium will be awarded without
there is competition of two or more ar
ticlos on exhibition, unless the articles or
flowers has very decided merit. All
persons who arc not contestants for pre-
miums and who have other articles not
mentioned in the list, arc invited TO
bring them in, in order that the occa5-
ion may bemade as interesting and at
tractive as possible.
The Committee passed the following
resolution
ResolJed, That the next meeting Of
the Society for July be held at a. m,
on the first Tuesday at Nichols Hal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-06-17
To Advertisers.

The JOURNAL is splendid medium for advertis-
ing. 1t eirculates largely in all the surrounding
Counties, and has also an extensive promscuous cir
culation in many ofthe States. Persons desiring to
bring their business prominently before the public
in this section of Georgia would do well to this
fact. job Work can be done at this Office as good
and cheap can be done anywhere.