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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-08-23
Special Notices.


The 9Th WONDER Of the WoRLn has been
found & Georgia. The disoovrrer Is ~ physi-
elan Of long experience extensive observa'l"n
and profound judgement, and his discovery hss
proven such blessing 80 woman, that 1T u al
ready known throughout the country ~ We.
mans Best Friend" With remarkable quick
ness and certainty il cures all cases ofsuppress-
ed menstruation, acute or chronic, and restores
health in every instance. DR.. J. Bradfelds
Female Regulator supplies remedy long need
ed in the treatment Of diseases peculiar to wo-
man. This the Medical Faculty knows and adj
mits, while many of our best physicians are us
ing il in daily practice. The medicine is pre-
pared with great care, by L. II. Bradheld,
Druggist, Atlanta, Ga, and sold a. 81 90 per-
bottle by respectable Druggists everywhere
NEAR MARIETTA, GA, March 81, 1870.
MESsRs. VIM. ROOT n SON.-Dear Sirs:
Some months ago bought q bottle Of BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR from you
and have used it in my family with the the ut
most satisfaction, and have recommended it 10
three other families, and they have found It just
what 1t is recommended. The females who have
used your REGULATOR are in perfect health,
and are able TO attend to their household duties
and we cordially recommend il TO the public.
Yours respectfully. REV II. Il. JOHNSON.
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cut provides thadthe County Com
missioners nay j.anl licenses 10 sell
liquors, 10 person. giving bond Of
81 200 ANY t{@n may instruct
the Selectmen not TO grant licenses,
and any license may be revoked for
reason. Penalties are provided for
selling liquors without license, for
selling to minors, Of 80 known drunk
ards, or to any person whose hus-
band or wife has prohibited such
sale The proper prosecuting Off
GERS are required to institute pro-
ceedings against any offender on
the sworn complaint Of any person,
and sellers are made responsible for
any damages caused by intoxicated
persons to whom they have sold
liquor.
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A Grand Entertainment.

y Concert will be given in Pow
der Springs, on Tuesday evening,
9th inst, by Mrs. Kittie Z. Lyons
music class, for the benefit Of the
Masonic Lodge. Dramatic plays,
vocal and instrumental music, and
comic speeches, will constitute the
entertainment, 1t offers 10 our citi
zens a splendid opportunity to enjoy
q pleasant drive and witness an ex-
eelIent performance. The price Of
admission only 25cts.
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Religious Revival.

During the past and present week,
a religious revival has been in pro-
gress, at the Baptist Church, cons
Quoted by the ministers of the
Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist
Churches. A number Of CONVEX
sions reported, while the mourners
bench is crowded nightly with
anxious souls A deep religious
influence pervades the entire COM
munity.
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THE CONVENTION

OF the State Agricultural Society
organized at Griffin on the 18th. Gen.
Colquitt delivered a stirring address
in which he alluded to the parsimo
niousness OF the Legislature in re-
fusing the pittance of $4,000 in aid
of agriculture and urged that the
farmers iuaugurate, at once, labor
reform movement in behalf Of their
own calling, the success of which is
the foundation of all prosperity, by
nominating candidates from their
own profession for all State offices.
This is a movement in the right d.
rection There will always he in
State administrations enough, mem
bers representing other classes ;
there has never been proper repre-
sentation of the class more impor-
tant than all others combined.
The following resolutions were of
fered by Col. Howard and others:
Resolved, That we, the delegates
to this Convention, representatives
of 100000 Taxpayers of Georgia,
hereby pledge ourselves, in the en-
suing and subsequent elections for
members of the Legislature, that will
vote for no man who is not distinctly
pledged in favor of intelligent and
liberal appropriation and legislation
for the promotion of agricultural and
material interests of Georgia.
Resolved, That as early as posi-
BILE, we will endeavor to secure CO.
operation of the Society we represent
in carrying out the above resolution,
so as to make it felt in the coming
election.
Mr.. Newman, of Hancock, offered
the following amendment:
Resolved, That Gen. A. Ii. Col
quit, Gen. VIM. Phillips and Hon.
D. a. Vason be, and are hereby ap-
pointed, committee to issue an adj
dress to the people of Georgia in
support of the objects of this resolu-
ton.
Col. Howard supported the reso-
ton with strength and at length,
with much vchemence and good
sense.
Col. Fannin, of Troup, offered the
following resolution
Resolved, That the delegates to
this Convention use their best of
forts to secure the nomination Of
such men as our representatives who
will use their utmost power TO adj
vance the agricultural, mechanical
and industrial interests of our State,
Mr.. Livingston offered the follow
ing resolution:
Resolved, That the delegates
from their respective counties be
authorized, on their return home, tx
call convention of the planters anC
those identified with them, to secure
the nomination and election Of suct
men to represent us in the STATE
Legislature, as will by their votes
and influence, promote THE agricul
tural and its kindred interest
Commodore Maury addressed thu
Convention on his system Of genera
crop reports.
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A CORRESPONDENT, writing from Athens,
curiously contrasts the mixtures TO be found
there of ancient and modern civilizations.
Railroads spin their trans amid the temples of
three Thousand years steamers dash their swells
upon the Pireus, and the scream oftheir whistl-
es resounds from Athos, Pentilicus and Cy-
theron TO Olympus and the heavens beyond
their gods. DIR. Ayers world-renowned medi-
cines, those concentrations of modern science,
are posted on the Acropolis, the Parthenon, the
Areepagus and thesion, while the modest cards
Of Cherry Pectoral, Ayers Sarssparilla, Ague
Cure and Pills look from the windows OF the
shops in the streets Of Athens, where they are
sold.-N. Y. Sunday Globe.
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Business Change.

Mr.. Cicero c. Kiser has bought
out the interest of Andrew J. Kiser,
of the firm of w. j. Kiser & Co., of
this place This is valuable acqui-
si.ion to the firm, and under his
keen business eye, the house will
do a fourishing business. They
are getting ready for their new
stock. the arrival of which will he
duly announced in the JOURNAL
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Runaway.

Sensations are such scarcity in
Marietta, that when anything trans
pires beyond the ordinary routine OF
our quiet city, it creates unasua! at
traction. Monday evening one ofthe
most ludicrous "runaways" happen
ed that we nave witnessed since the
winter days. The street dumP-cart
propelled by fine mule, was being
filled With dirt, when said mule con-
Guided that to ''make connections"
he had better start. He broke into
rapid run, the cart-top began to
"see-saw," striking the ground at
the space of every two feet. The
frightened mule accelerated his
speed, passed down Powder Spring
street, crossed the railroad, then
turned to the right, and kept direct
hne up railroad street, making as
terrible a noise as a canine when a
sardine- box is attached to his tail.
The dust was flying, and pedestrians
on the streets gave ample room for
his mule-ship to pass. He finally
was brought to a stand-still, to the
qualification of tho ebony driver,
who had been pursuing him down
streets and around corners during
the entire time. The niger came
up blowing and perspiring, with the
thought that "dis must be a Greeley
mule. de way be runs de race"
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DAMAGE TO CoTTON,-Fbere is
great complaint throughout this Sec
tion of damage TO the growing cotton
crop. The unusual hot weather fol-
lowed by heavy rains caused the
plants to shed their fruit until the
ground in the cotton fields is literal
ly strewn with the forms and young
bolls The farmers think the mid
die crop has been thus destroyed,
while the rapid increase of caterpil>
lars in many localities threatens the
destruction of the top crop which, is
at present their chief hope. Already
many farmers say their cotton crop
has been cut off one half and if the
caterpillars continue to spread they
will not be able to harvest more than
one-third. These are not pleasing
anticipations, and we trust the facts
have been exaggerated, but our own
observation convinces us that the
farmers have already suffered i'm
mense loss from the falling Of the
young fruit.--Th0moSWHe Enter
prise.
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Glorious and delightful as the SUMMER Wcdti
en- is, its tropical heat j. severe trial 70 the
vital powers. Even the strongest are sometimes
FRUSTRATED by its effects. The common phrase
applied TO this condition the body i general
debility arises from, and includes q variety Of
ailments. The liver + more or less affected,
the bowels are either constipated or 700 much
relaxed, the stomach but half pert0rms the work
OF digestion the appetite is poor and the spirits
depressed. This is what is called general de-
bility. Il is general Encouragement OF all the
physical functions and requires as & remedy a
medicine that will regulate them all Hostetters
Stomach Bittels is specially adapted to this pur-
pose. Its general operation is not confined 10 a
single organ If the liver ie affected, it restores
its tone. ifthe stomach is torpid il regenerates
! it. If the nerves are tremulous and weak, il
braces and reinforces them. 1.-THE mind, which
ever sympethizes with the body, is gloomy and
Respondent, ii relieves the difficulty and soon
bringe the whole mechanism of the body into
| harmony with the laws Of health.
| There is no civilized nation in The Western
! Hemisphere in which the utility OF Hostetterf
| Stomach Bttors as - tonic corrective, and anti
| bilious medicine, il not known and appreciated
| Throughout the Tropics lis considered both by
the people and the profession, the standard spe-
cifc While it is a medicine for all seasons and
all climates il is especially suited TO the COM
plants generated by the weather. being the pnr-
est and bes, vegetable stimulant in the world.
Beware OF the Btters made Of acrid and dan
gerous materials, which INSCRIPTIONS parties
are endeavorinR to fost upon the people. Their
name is legion, and the public has no guarantee
that they are not poisonous. Adhere 80 the
tried remedy, Hostetter's Btters, sold only in
glass. and never in kegs or barrels.
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When the British ships under
Lord Nelson were bearing down to
attack the combined feet OF Trafal-
gar. the tirst-lieutenant of the Re-
yenge, on going round to see that all
hands were at quarters, observed
one of the men deyoutly kneeIing at
the side of his gun, So unusual an
attitude exciting his surprise, he ask
ed the sailor if he was afraid ?
"Afraid r answered the tar mo.
was only praying that the enemy's
shot may be distributed in the same
proportion as prize-money-the
greatest part among the officers
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What unspeakable Relief is sttor.

W HtIU UIsPOd1AdD4O 4NSIICI II dAVINISW U
the burning and throbbing flesh by & single ap-
plication of that unequalled balsam for human
or brute suffering MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN
INTENT. The tormenting and sleep-destroying
pains of rheumatism, govt and neuralgia, are
completely banished by It's use; stiffness of the
joints and painful swellings quickly yield to it,
emolient influence, II heals bruises, cuts, scalds,
etc, with astonishing rapiditv. For strains,
springs half, scratches, saddle, collar and har
ness gals, as well as the more serious external
maladies of the horse, it is 4 swift and thorough
remedy
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MARIETTA MARKET.


MARIETTA, GA, August H3rd. lH12.
COTTON % 10
GRAIN Wheat. 125 10 lao Corn ~
Oats none.
MEAL--l00 10 los
BACON.-Clear Side I2t shoulders 81.
PORK.--none.
HAMS.--lSc TO 20per pound
MOLASSES.-Cuoa, per gallon, kinds. ID D"
10 40c New Orleans and syrups, from Use 10
81,
TOBAOCO.-Low grades, Sound 624 to - !;
medium grades, 65to 75c: fine grades Is TO 81.
choice $I,25.
FLOUR. SC, 90 to Sl1.OU
SUGAR.-Crushed and granulated, per n.
Is 10 18c; Hard A. 16 B Il, G. 14c.
LIME-Georgia, 20 n SOC per bashel liz
draulic Cement s..
LARD In bbls. ~: IN 1egs aud cans ~ .
70 he.
LEATHER.-W Oak Sole; per ID ~ IA
soc /; hemloak sole 81 to 80; upper per dozen
$50 TO Sos harness leather per ID. 40 10 as.
S.-Irish-Conntry 81 per 'lf.
Western s. to Sc.
SWEET POTATOES 80 lU0
SALT. Liverpool $3.50; Virginia 500
BUTTER 20 50 ~, ior good: Chiekens 10 70
20c.
EGGS-I2 % IL
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COMMUNICATED. |
Pass Him Around.

The man SIMS, who claims to be a
Confederate soldier, and who has
been travelling through Georgia, in
search Of his people, and w,o pass
ed through Atlanta some time ago,
and while there fell upon the streets
with blood gushing from his mouth
and ears, having been wounded
seven times, is now ranging round
Canton, Cherokee county, going
through tbs same process of falling
down, which so jars his wounded
lungs as to put them to bleeding at
each repetition. This, it is suppos-
ed, is The way he commands sympa-
thy from the people, and after re-
ceiving money he uses it in making
himself beastly drunk, as was the
case in Canton, after the sum Of Sl3
was given him Thus acting, he
transcends the bounds of charity and
should be denounced as an impostor.
He is low built man, dark skin,
black hair, been wounded seven
times, two wounds visible in the
head and one in the left hand, maxi
ing the middle finger third shorter
than the others. Pass him around
that good natured people may not be
imposed upon. CANTON.
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REMARKABLE CURE
OF
SO "a oFULA, HtC.
CASE OF COL. j. &. BRANSON.

kINGsTuN,'G T., SEPT Is 1871.
MyJ. y. Pem6ertoa
OAR SIR-It gives me pleasure TO furnish
you with an account of the remarkable cure
which have experienced from The use OF your
Compound Extract Of Stillingia. For sixteen
years / have been great sufferer from Scrofula
in It's most distressing forms. have been con
fined TO my room and bed for fifteen years with
serofuous alterations. Such was my condition
far more painful and distressing than Ian
guage can describe. Most Of the time | was
unable to rise from my bed. The most ap-
proved remedies for such cases had been used,
aud the most eminent physicians consulted,
| without any decided benefit Thus Frustrated,
distressed, responding, was advised by DIR.
| Aver, Of Floyd County, Ca, to commence the
use OF your Compound Extract Stillingia.
Language is as insufficient 10 describe the re-
lief obtained from the use of the Stillinga, as
it is to convey adequate idea Of the intensity
| Of my suffering before using your medicine ;
| sufficient TO say | abandoned al! other rene
dies and continued the use of your Extract Of
Stillingia, until can say truly. Il am cured OF
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For the truth Of the above statement | ratel
! 20 any gentleman in Barlow County, Ca, and
/ TO the members of the bar OF Cherokee Circuit
who are acquainted with me. [ shall aycg re-
main, cir, with the deepest gratitude.
! Your ohedept servant
&c. BBANeON.
Attorney At Law
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Our Agent.

Mr.. II. II, PARKS, Agent of the
Cherokee County Bible Society, is
duly authorized to act as agent fol
the JOURNAL We commend Mr.,
Parks to the people of Cherokee and
ask that they extend to him hos
pitable reception and aid him in OK
tending the circulation of a good pa
per.
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Do not Despair.

stages, old cases of Syphilis that have de6ed
the skill of eminent physicians, rheumatics who
have been suffering for years, and the victims
Of the niudicious use Of mercury have been
radically cured by Dr. TUFTS Ssrsaparlls and
Queens Delight. Il is the most powerful alter
alive and blood purifier known, 1t is prescri
bed by many physicians in their practice
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A boy received thrashing from
his sire, with all advise to "do SO no
more.' A bystander said the faith
er's admonition was very touching.
The boy quantity remarked that the
beating was more 50.
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L DC "A L 1T z M s :
The Deaf and Dumb Asylum

We have received the report Of
the current year. The Institution
we are happy to find is we'll managed
and in excellent condition. There
are in attendance sixty-one Pupils.
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Dr.. L. F. ". Andrews.

VIII preach in the Hall, over
Capt. Hudson's Store, next Friday
night at early candle>light. Also,
at Shiloh Church, near Big Shanty,
the 18th inst l04 o'clock, A. NJ. -
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E.y9Tlr following named gentlemen are an.
thorized Agents for the JOURNAL:
J. b. BARTON, Ball Ground, Chero. Co. Ga.
JAMES PRICE, ESQ, Ball Ground, Ga.
MAI. ED. DANIEL, Canton, j." Z"
j. l.. GAIT, Canton, Cherokee County, Ga.
j. NJ. BISHOP, Jacksonville, Georgia,
w. H. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens Co. Ga
II H. PARKS, Canton, Ga.
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This is related by the Rev. Mr..
Laurie, of Erie; He changed With
DIR. Chaplin one Sunday, aud -oon
after he appeared in his desk people
began 10 60 away He watched the
exodus few minutes, and thon ris-
ing, said, in deep voice, clearly
heard throughout the church. aud
with sufficient Scotch brogue III his
voice TO give raciness to his words
Gan those who came here in wor-
ship Almighty God will please join
in singing a hymn, and while they
are doing so; those who came here
to worship E. II. Chaplin will have
ali opportunity 10 leave the church
His audience did not diminish after
that.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE DOES NOR STAIN
THE LINEN,

IT is & Tonic and will strengthen you. re
;luce the dose 30 ii acts as gentle laxative, and
continue on regularly with Simmons Regula-
tor, and you win become strong and healthy.
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II you have Chills, whether every other day
every tenth day. or every two or three weeks,
take Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills. aud you will check
them. otherwise they viii stick 10 Won all win
ter.
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A Summit, (Miss.) exchange says,
IA lad was killed by train to-day
having met a similar accident once
before
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Grand Presidential Struggle
roz. 1879.
Telegraph Il Messenger

The campaign Tor 1872 will be gigantic ana
convulsive struggle. Nothing like it has been
seen since 1910, and in the momentous ana
Fundamental characters ofthe issues involved,
we trust nothing like il need occur again IN the
history of the United States We hope IL WIZ
result in the re-establishment Of the great tom-
daton principles of civil and personal freedom
and its time honored muniments-of the local
independence OF the States-0i the treedom Of
the ballot Of the lmpartiality Of pubic justice
the integrity Of Executive administrator
Of the inviOlability Of the habeas cOrpus-ot the
triumph OF law and the ConstitulOn-and IN the
complete victory Of peace, Cancellation, national
harmony and tranquility o. or the demon OF as
cord, unsurpation, tyranny, haired, aud ths
great moral and sectional war proclaimed ~
/ Grant, Morton and Butler.
! In Georgia, however it may be elsewhere Tie
/ result of this contest is not al all probemaical
! but IN intense and overwhelming interest VII
nevertheless he felt in its progress and result.
/ and the grand medium Of information here WI!
| be the different editions Of the TELEGRAPH
! AND MESSENGER.
| The Weekly Telegraph md Messo''-
ger
We offer IL campaign subscr bsIs itoHa no" uP
10 the 18th OF November for Sl,0D II il the
largest paper in the South and will contain a
complete resume Of the week in about fifty col
umns of reading matter.
The Semi WeekEy,
Far the aaua time shall he sent for - 20, aud
the
Boi(g Telegraph md Messenger
! 0 the 10Th day Of November for tnfes dollars.
In all cases cash must accompany the order. 1t
is needless TO speak Of these papers as the foqn'
tain head of all news, local and general. in this
section of Georgia. Their reputation is too IN
iversal and well established TO require putting
Tie regular price per annum is. Daily $40
Semi Weekly "a Weekly s.. Payable in all
cases in advance, Address,
CLISBY. JONES 4 REESE.
Macon, Ga
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Southern Fruit Trees.

Ih+ undersigned offers, ior -a.e 5his season, a
choice selection Of Souther. Grated Fruit,
Trees, embracing Apples, Peaches, Pears,
PLUMB. Small Fruits sc. The stock is t'"e and
thoroughly aeciimated 70 our sol.
Respectfully.
B.W. VAN DYKE. Nursery mint.
Juiyl2IsT. Marietta Ga
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WADE WHITE.

The finest Stock Gents dress Shirts all sizes,
Tie, British Socks, and Summer uuderelothing
j. now omen al the London Store.
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The -tock OF dress goods Hosiery, parasois,
Kid Gloves Lace Jackets aud Suits is more
complete and extensive. than ever al the Lon
don Store, Atlanta.
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Piques 20ct,, Grenadines 10ct Linen Collars
1Octs. Ladies Fall suits at 81 at tho london
Store. Atlanta.
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The most elegant Millinery Al the most mod
crate prices now speedily exhibiting NJ The
London Store, Atlanta.
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- good Yoke of Oxen and wagon may be
bought or had in exchange for good Mich
Cow and farm produce by applying At tins Of
ice
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ON TIME.

have jus, received large lot Of Bacon and
Corn which will dispose Of on time On tavora-
ble terms
MAnE WHITE
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JESSE GREEN, NJ, u.
CnfaonNE OouNrY. HEoRalA

do hereby certify. fat have been badly
afflicted with Dropsy, and trying many hear
say cures, that was said never tailed 10 no ptr-
pose. then tried other Physicians in vain,
cot worse and worse all the time. Was -wol-
len az tight, apparently as the skin would adj
init Of, and there was blisters formed OH each
leg dripping water. In the month Of April
1870, ! sent for DR. Jesse Green, he came and
treated my case under his new plau--in the
course Of Ten days the swelling AL gave way
and has never, az yet, returned. think / am
entirely free from Dropsy. ! do honestly be-
lieve that his nawplan oftreatmeul will cure all
cases of Dropsy if taken in time and closely adj
hercd To- Given under my hand. 'hia LIST dav
of April. 1872
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A NEW LOT OF PRIME BaHon--Chear-
Juat Received b.,
WADE WHITE.