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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-25
A GREEN coUNrRYMAN.

Years ago, into a Wholesale gro.
cry store in Boston walked tall
muscular looking, raw boned young
man, evidently fresh conner from
some back town in Maine or New
Hampshire. He accosted the first
person he met, who happened to be
the merchant himself, and asked
lyon don't want to hire hand do
you :"
"Wcll," said the merchant, II
don't know; what can you do ~
''Do ~ said the young man. II
rather guess | can turn my hand to
almost anything. What do you
want done p"
"Well if | was to hire a man, it
would be one that could lift well-a
strong wiry fellow-one for instance
that could shoulder a sack of coffee,
like yonder, and carry it across the
store and never lay it down"
"There, now, captin," said our
countryman, "that's just me. What
will you give a man that can suit
your"
II tell YOU" said the merchant;
eff you will shoulder that sack of
coffee and carry it across the store
and never lay it down. / will hire
you for year, at 500 per month"
''Done," said the stranger, and by
this time every clerk in the store
had gathered around and were wait
ing to join in the laugh against the
man who walking to the sack threw
it across his shoulder with perfect
ease, as if it was not extremely heavy
and walked across the store twice
went quietly to large hook which
was fastened to the wall and hanging
the sack upon it, turned to the mer-
chant and said:
"There it may hang there till
doomsday; | shan't lay it down.
What shall | go about mister 3 Just
give me plenty to do and 500 a
month, and it's all right"
The clerks broke into a laugh but
it was out of the other side of their
month and the merchant, discom6t.
ted yet satisfied, kept to his agree
ment and to-day the green country
man is the senior partner in the firm
and worth half million dollars.
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CARRYING THE WAR INTO Nav
YORK

Emboldened by their triumph in
Pennsylvania, the Radicals have re-
solved to carry N. Y. which they
have heretofore conceded to Greeley
A Washington letter says:
Il has been decided by the politi-
cal organizations supporting the re-
election Of the Administration to con
trate ali their strength in n. Y, in
the hope of carrying that State in
Nov. against the Liberal ticket
Secretary Delano left for there to-
night to speak. The National Re
publican Committee have turned
their work in that direction, and not
content with triumph on the Pres.
idential ticket, intend to secure as
great gains as are possible of Con
gressmen. This committee have adj
vices from every Congressional Dis
trict in the country, on which they
base an estimate of a gain of twenty
four over the majority in the pres
ent Heusc, which, lift turns out cor
rect. will give the Administration a
majority of sixty seven in that
Branch of Congress. There seems
to be a desire to centralize a politi-
cal power in both branches of the
Government unparalleled for its
enormity since the days of the For
tieth Congress.
The most formidable arrangements
have been made in N. Y. for the ap
plication of Federal Enforcement
law. Thousands of Deputy Mar
shals and Supervisors have been APP
pointed and organized who will have
entire control of the election. Vast
sums of money have been provided,
and the country need not be sur
prised if the same and more potent
means produce the same result as III
Pennsylvania.
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A TIGHT SQUEEZE.

It is an old story, but a good one,
about Jacob Miller, an old Dutch
miller, who betimes would become
temporarily insane, on which occa-
sions he would imagine himself the
Lord come to judge the world.
Mounting a pile of flour, he would
assume all the exterior dignity of a
judicial officer, and commence to
Judge his neighboring craftsmen (;
making and answering the interro>
cations himself He would COM
mence with Hans Gobleb's case.
Hans Gobleb, stann oop. Hans
Gobleb, vat vas your business in dat
odder vorldt 7" 81 vas a miller. o
Lordt." "Vas you a shust man,
Hans Gobleb 7" "Vell, sometimes
ven de water was low, and de pees-
mis- he vas bad, dakes purity high
doles" "Vell, all right, Hans Cob
Ieb; You shall go on de left side NIT
de goats"
And in this manner the crazy old
fellow would call upon one after
another of the millers of his acquain-
lance, asking the same question,
getting the same replies, and iuva-
riably sentencing them TO "de lett
side nit de goats" Last Of all he
would Judge himself after this wise:
Jacob Miller, stand oop. jacob
Miller vat vas your peesness in dat
odder vorldt :" II vas miller, o
Lordt." "Vss you a shust man,
Jacob Miller" "VeI, sometimes
ven de water he vas low, dekes
purity stiff dnles, but | always gives
dem doles o de poor" "Vel Jacob
Miller, yoa shall go on de right side
nit de sleeps 4; but ii is q tamn tight
squeeze"
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The DAIRY KING OF NEVADA
In the year 1855 or 1856, or there
abouts, says the Grass Valley Union,
we knew a man in Nevada City who
MIXED two or three cows, and who
used to walk around the town and
sell the tactical fluid. He carried
two cans on a wooden yoke, which
was placed on his neck and should
ers. He has Hourished since then,
and now has lands and horned cat
tie in Monterey county. He is now
engaged in milking 1900 COWS, and
he makes butter and cheese. Next
spring he will milk 1900 cows
His cows are of excellent stock, con-
sisting of Devon, short-hOrn and
Attorney blood The name of this
successful miIkist and ex-Nevada
man is S. c.. Abbott. His property
is assessed this year at 100000.
and we doubt much if he would sell
at that figure.
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versity student must have bread, and
knowledge of the old philosophers is
not readily turned into bread. |
would have no man sent out not
qualified to earn his living by his
hands, if need be. would have
each gradutc a better armed man, so
that if he were wrecked on a desert
island he could get along all the bet
ter for his education. would have
education bristling with good points,
so that, encased in it, he could the
better meet charge of cavalry, an
attack of artillery or of bay onets, nr
any attack in which the emergencies
of life may present themselves, =
This, young people, is my conception
Of what education ought to be.
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1T is A SMALL DEBT.

IT is a small. debt, to be sure, and
apparently not worth serious
thought. Why not then pay it?-
Why be compelled to suffer the
modification Of dun 7 Why not
take that little thorn out of your
finger at once! 1t will tester
if allowed to remain. and cause ten
times the trouble. Why not relieve
the conscience Of that load You
will feel better for it by so doing
You contracted the debt knowingly
and willingly. Did you mean to
pay itg Certainly you did. Then
why not do it at once Every
days delay increases, morally, the
amount of your obligation. Remem-
Der, too, that your little debt, and a
thousand other mems little debts,
make a fortune for your creditor
the poor printer, for instance.
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under circumstances of physical de-
bility which would have derterred
other people from essaying a jour
ney of hundred miles. Though
partially paralyzed and thoroughly
debilitated, he stoutly and cheerfully
circumnavigated the globe, visited
all countries, endured all climates
and vicissitudeS, and hob nobbed
jovially with all the potentates un.
der the sun. Since his return he
had been debating an autobiography
and other works, which will be
awaited with great interest. And
thus has departed one of the ablest,
shrewdest, profoundest, most calcu-
lating, most brilliant, most active and
most successful men of tho nineteenth
century.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-25

A WE'LL CULTIVATED EAR.-The
Hartford Post we'll illustrates the
wonderful skill some telegraphic
operators acquire in distinguishing
other operators by their touch upsn
the instrument. 1t says:
About fortnight ago Mike W.
Sherman, formerly an expert and
we'll known telegraph operator here,
escaped from the Middleton Insane
Asylum, where he has been contin-
ed, and though thorough search was
made for him, he successfully eluded
the people who were on his track
until Monday night While Dir.
Hampstead, one of the operators in
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's office in this city, was at
work in the office that night he sud
denly recognized, among the cla,ter
of score OF messages passing over
the wire, a sound which he at once
declared was the touch of the miss
ing Mike. Il proved TO be a mes
sage from WalIingford, and All in
ves,igation 81 WED that Mr.. Hemp
stead was quite right in ascribing it
to the insane man, who was found
there yester lay, he having dropped
into the office in the former place
Monday night, and taken hand al
bis old business.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-25

For FORTY YEARS it has proved IFS great
value in all diseases of the LIVER, BOWELS
and KIDNEYS Thousands Of the good and
great in all parts Of the country vouch for its
wonderful aud peculiar power in purifying the
BLOOD stimulating the torpid LIVER and BOW
ELS. and imparting new Life and Vigor to the
whole system. SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR is acknowledge to have no equal as a
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-25
LIVER MEDICINE,

1t contains four medical elements, never unit
ed in the same happy proportion in any other
preparation, viz: 9 gentle Ca.hartic, won,
derul Tonic an unexceptionable Alternative and
acrrtan Corrective Of all impurities oflhe body.
Such signal success has attended its use, that
il /. nn,y rpnnrded as the
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-10-25
NEW COMPREHENSIVE
p. n. LYON & M. r. LYON,
WEave this day formed Copartnership, the
Il d styp of the firlp TO be
LYON 81 BROTHER,

u u style OF the htlD 20 oe
LYON 81 BROTHER,
For the purpose of carrying on a general Pro
duce and Grocery business in the City Of Ma
rietta, Ga, from TIL. day, and have rented for
that purpose The
OLD SEWEL CORNER, CHEROKEE ST.
We shall keeI. 81 al! times a Fresh aud Cheap
supply of every ar'clr pertaining TO that bust
mss. which we will sell "a low as any other
house can in upper Georgia.
All we ask IL give ns = call and SEE Tor your
tuners to bring US their ifade-Country Pro-
daee. FOR which. We will pay the highest mar
ket price CASH Come one Come all and
try. LYON BROIhEk.
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Business Cards.

ssr. T.. y. Setxe, continues the
Practice .; Medicine in Marietta. Office and
Residence il. the house formerly occupied by
l.. G. Mcclellan
MARIETTA. Ga. Jan. Il ISL
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

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Or. w. e. HBmmwOdy, HON.

,sopathist, Once on Cherokee Street near Pub
lie Square
MARIETTA, Ga. Jan. Isl. 1871
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General Advertisements.
PIIRELY VEGETABLE,

This unrivaled Medicine is warranted not TO
contain single particle of MERCURY, or any
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CHILLS AND FEVER

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IL no drastic violent meC icine,
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Takes the place Of Quinine and Bitters OF eV'
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SITUATION, Jaumdice, Bilious attacks SICK
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SOUR STOMACH, heart Burn &c, &c.
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poe(ie.
Ser @intcr.

Der SStntcr.
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Wit NIT 8tYlaa unb Dtmantfsin;
sfommt WaQsr bann IN ra1&tm qauf
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Ser @iIlesbarre ,DaStsr" fast,
Cine psrlu&te Norbbrsnnsrst wusps
am Spnnabsnb In Yrosipenee frdt,,i.
tt8 sntbsdt. unb 70 Wtnf9snlsksn uns
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Fanny yI0-BEKvEs-Arrvas to-day, ~ cars A. p~sI
Wechawken Beside these fresh cattle ueie 49,, ~ hs
handrcf YESTERDAY still unsod, "neh ~
fresh cattle likely until Monday tne apPr ~ ny
h 5 head wonder are h~Alns "a. 80
heated tenn continues and butchers manifest oecet ,
boy heavy holding They prefer mug snb ths
There was no particular change on yeseraIs ues ouen te
usrtet Wa evidently weaker ssles were at 1~H3c prime
% stock was booked 20 to Morris each TO
t.dsh Co ard Kahn with 20 Coney hePheoa !"
~ Eev and h n Gallagher The Morris cattle all Illinois,
selling eafs Dudley 81 ewt at ears BY Moses
IA e AZ IA aI2c BY W. Sege strong cw al lie Aea
~ Saels of cattle at pc and 10 common -
va Al ilRc cars by H. Movers. u cut, At life 80.
toney McPerson sot 20 Illinois s fed cattle ew fat al ia
Ilsc md KELLEY Illinois cattle 81 ewt, 81 lsc
sold 10 Missouri cattle, arrived yesterdS eEL' 81
Haze $500.
q kahn run out Illinois steers u cvt rs al2ic
LANBsArvA TO-DAY. Is cars al FoTty-eightho
Cmmunvaw and Porethst making 1895 fresh and several carr
There scarcely anything doing holders MOI
ready sacrifice what they would be ob8eo 70 W accept
mt present Offers The market Is bad -.
BOt; sold Isl Ohio clipped sheep 70 al ei % 90 LIS
n A. IT,. and i96 Virginia lambs. 49, N al l5o
J. Kirby soil - Ohio sheep Of IS n at 7c . -. ,.-
Kse Co sold lot Of lambs al st per head Il al 20 ana "
90 S.
J. n Pidooek sold extra IS n lambs at SGT
to-day 20 Conmunpaw and al fon
NJ 500 than al same date one WEEK ago.
the low Of the past tfo DAYS we -
u 5f for dressed some beayl sens a. t
aud Dc Probably the losses are 5 per car
Vrrv many hogs this hot weather The mortality has
i hfa dlnng past Amer long nde crowded To-
rher the from heat hogs should be nnoaan
faster than the facilities for doing SIDE a
he arranged the larger RECEIVING places nA'
Isiie and hogs sheep, be uuOAed at the time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-11

June 2ie; hbls ser tr.t bali june At ae SOC
bayef $50; SEQ bbls seller last hall June AZ
zc Cases duh but hrm AZ 2Sa2gle NsphthA strong WIN So
s i3 Phdepha the market Is arner but dn safes OF INV
bhlS huyeT, last half OF mouth a. 23lo. - g. =. g =
RICE mdertev and steady; sales go bs Foreign AZ
,lc for Rangonn ale small lots Carolina Az y t
SUGARS Rsws still IN aeye demand fall prices ana Cs
sido for f 10 good Refining sales 2o bids Mostly
tsid9 hhas Meado sboa, 6 Refined u IN demand a
FINER Qroie Haris III ape Ddllic for White A. ldic o
70 r aud i1s 0oic for k1traC =,
sEEDSTe market duh and nonna unchanged We y "a
sGase Ohio Indiana for state Timothy loben -
TALON "a 10 good demand and FIRM sales Of lSopOo F
al "a = and % 600 n Ordinary AZ 9.c
IL and steady; OF 1D DOS