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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-27
HAVE IT ALWAYS AT HAND

Accidents win happen in the be3t regulated
families, and .or this reason among many oh
eIs the MUSTANG LINIMENT should find a
place in the cupboard of every household. In
all the world there is nothing comparable to il
as an application for cuts, cun,usions, burns,
spasms, and scalds, and when every other pre-
para,ion that medical ingenuity can suggest, has
failed 20 afford relief in rheumaiism, neural
gla, sore throat glandular dwellings muscular
contraptions, era nps, toothache &c, ibis pow
erGul antiinaamtory and pain-des "oying agent
Immediately assauges tie sufferers agony and
eventually accompshes a radical cure Proba-
bly, there is NOT a connoisenr in horse flesh or an
amateur horseman in ,he land who does not
know, ether from pesonal observation or reports
that the MUSTANG LINrIENT is the sup enc
remedyior all external diseases AMI injuries Of
the horse
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Special Notices.

No Pill IN THE WORLD ever had anything
ike the circulation Of Ayers PILLS. Through
out these states Mexico, and the Central Amer
lean republics, down the slopes Of the Andes,
and across the pampas OF South America, in
negro villages amid the fervid wilds Of Africa
throughout the iuugles Of India, and the steppes
Of i terror Asia, over the continent Of Australia,
and the islands of the Pacific, these Pills are
known and everywhere used as family remedies
for diseases With distant nations, their won
defful cures attract more attention than they do
at home for the sentiment OF wonder takes
far deeper hold on their minds than the results
of high scientific skill with us. The amount
consumed requires seventy thousand dosesaday
to supply it. An inspection ofthe manufactory
showed us how this enormous demand is made
and sustained. Added to the consnmmate skill
of their composition, is al extreme care in their
manufacture, which at once secures the most
perfect material and their most accurate comb
nation The consequence is power and GER
fainty in controlling disease which other rene
dies never attained BALI. Courier.
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VIM. Phillips and J. A. Bisaner
Horticultural Departmental. b.
Whitmore.
Fowls John M. Green.
Ga Cotton Ito be exhibited in any
way The producer may desire)-H.
NJ. Hammett and j, r. Winters.
II. NJ. Hammett and j. j. Hunt,
Jr.. be requested to get up a banner
for The Society.
Resolved, That the proceedings OF
this meeting be furnished the MARI.
ETA JOURNAL for publication, and
urge upon every member of the So
ciety, and citizens of the county
friendly to the Society, 10 immediate
ly furnish all knowledge of articles
suitable for exhibition 10 heads of
departments as above named. so
that they may be enabled TO get at
general and fine display, and every
person be invited throughout the
county and requested to bring their
friends TO our meeting next Tues
day.
J. NJ. GREEN, Secretary,
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MARIETTA MARKET.

MARIETTA, GA, September 27th 1872.
COTTON ot to l94
GRAIN.-Wheat, 1875 to $50 Corn 50 to 95
Oats Scots.
MEAL--G0
BACON.-Clear Sides l4c. Shoulders 12t
PORK.-none.
HAMS.-20 to 81 per pound
MOLASSES..-Cuba,p per gallon, bids. 80 to
to 40c. New Orleans and Syrups, from sc to
81,
TOBACCO.-Low grades, Sound 629 to IS /;
medium grades, 65 to 75c; fine grades rs to 81.
choice SIPS.
FLOUR. $500 S11.00
SUGAR-Crushed and graduated, per ID.
Is TO 18c; Hard A. Is B Is, C. 14c.
LIME.-Georgia, 50 to Gdc per bdshel Hy
draulic Cement So.
LARD. In bbls, 12i'; in kegs and cans IA
to lac.
LEATHER-WhiteO Oak Sole; per ID 40 to
SOC hemlock sole 81 to 80 upper per dozen
$50 to $50 harness leather per Id. 40 TO 45c.
S.-Irish--COnntry 81 per bir.
Western S. TO So
SWEET POTATOES.-a0to 100
SALT. Liverpool $3.50; Virginia $500
BUTTER 30 TO 35c for good; Chickens 20 to
25c.
EGGS-13 to 90
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An Enterprising House.

Col. Dobbs, of the firm of j. I.
Haley & Co., is buying new cotton
with rush and paying the best
prices. This firm has an eye to
make Marietta a good market, that
our farmers may be accommodated
at home They keep constantly on
hand good supply of Dry Goods,
Ready Made Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Groceries, &C., which they
sell reasonable.
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eUBHRNAroRrAL ELRcr1oN
Acknowledgements

4
1t may not be generally known
that the election for Governor and
/ Legislative members, will be held on
Wednesday, the Ind of October,
which is only a few days distant. -
| We trust our readers will circulate
this fact from noighbor TO neighbor,
The lime is short, but large
amount of work must be performed
in that time, if Governor Smith and
Democratic Legislature is elected
The Radicals are secretly, but in
dustriously working for the Radical
nominee, Walker, and ii behooves
democrats, who desire to keep radi-
calism in subsection, to be actively
at work. To allow the State to fall
in the hands of 9 Radical Governor
and Radical Legislature, would be
throwing ourselves back into the
clutches of an administration in sym>
pathy with Bullock end his clan of
col rupt minions. The election of
Walker means political disaster, So
cial decentralization, and financial
bankruptcy. Walker would be sur
rounded with the same tools that
marked The administration of Bull
lock. He would pardon convicted
criminals, Blodgett, Bullock, Fry,
and carpet-baggers, would return
and rest in perfect safety under his
Executive egis, and the system Of
plumber would again be inaugurated.
Georgians, arouse Go to work !
Labor earnestly Cor the recollection
of Gov Smith.
Let Cobb County poll a large vote
foa Smith, for Governor, and for
Anderson and Blackwell, for the
Legislature. Remember the day of
election.
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A Marrow ESCAPE.

Mr.. j. A. Massey, of the MARIET-
IA JOURNAL, met with an accident,
last Tuesday night, IS he game up
from Atlanta. Thinking to Oe eco
nomic in time, he vas preparing to
get off at the crossing, this side Of
the Railroad Bridge, and forgetting
the Bridge, he passed out on the side
of the cab, and ere he was aware,
his head and right leg struck the
first post of the bridge, almost
knocking him off, bruising his face
and leg considerably. The train
was going slow, and by the time it
had reached the second post, he had
pulled himself back into the coach,
or there is no telling what might
have been the fearful consequences
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coNcEET.
Marietta Free School.

01oAACttN GASV 0NNSNA'
The Marietta Free School Cons
cert, on Monday night, was largely
attended. The songs and charades
were admirably readered and the
audience went away pleased.
The smiling faces and happy de-
pertinent Of the children, cvinced
the deep interest and desire % make
it a success, which hey succeeded
in doing. The young ladies' and
gentlemen, in the charades, exhibl-
ted much tact and ease in the per-
formance of their respective parts.
The intervals were filed up by
music from the Marietta Silver Cor
net Band. Rev. Mr.. Mansfield, the
Superintendent, was absent on the
occasion, owing to sickness, but the
concert was very creditably con-
Quoted by Mr.. VIII. c. Mansfield
and Mr.. A. w. York.
This School is one cur citizens all
should take pride in sustatning.=-ss
The education of the poorer class OF
children is duty devolving, not
upon one man, but the entire com
munity, that they may not grow up
in ignorance and Incidence, united
for the great duties of life. Virtue
and Intelligence is the foundation of
good society and its general dlttRs-
ion and incubation, should be llber-
ally aided. Ignol ance is the moth
er of all viceS end Intelligence is the
safeguard of the people. In
tighten the consciences of the young
and cultivate their minds, and hey
will be ornaments to society and
useful men and women.
These children are without the
means of providing for their educa'
tional wants. Many of them are
orphans. whose fathers followed
the banner of the Lost Cause" I'M
til its star of hope went down in
darknes IS, and who paid the price of
coveted liberty with their hearts
blood. The winters rains have
washed the battle fields of their
fathers blood since hen, but this
does not obliteraie the duty clearing
for these orphans, but ra.her appeals
in their behalf. 1t would be base
ingratitude to withhold a pittance to
assist Mr.. Mansfield in his benevo-
lent and laudable work
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WHY WILL YE DIE death, or what is
worse is the inevitable result of continued Sis
pension of the menstrual flow. 1t is condition
which should MOI be trhed with. Immediate
relief is the only safeguard against constitution
al ruin. In all cases suppression, suspension
or other irrea llaYity of the COURSES DIR. j.
Bradfeld's Female Regulator - the only sure
remedy. 1t acts by giving lone to the nervous
centres, improving the blood and discriminating
directly to the organs of menstruation. It is Il
Legitimate prescrpti n, and the most intelligent
Doctors use it. Prepared by j. II. Bradfeld,
druggist Atlanta, Ga, $3.50 per bottle, and
sold by respectable druggists everywhere.
NEAR MARIETTA, GA, March 81, 1870.
MESSRS. WIN. ROOT & SON.-Dear Sirs
Some months ago bought bottle of BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR from you
and have used it in my family with tn the ut
most satisfaction and have recommended it to
three other families, and they have found j, just
what it 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 it to the public.
Yours respectfully, REV II. b. JOHNSON.
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Death of j. B. L.ndley.
POWDER SPRINGS, Sept. %, 10.

POWDER SPRINGS, Sept. %, ~.
Mr.. EpiToR-On last Saturday
morning at 6 o'clock, death visited
our community and snatched from
oar midst a good and true man-the
widow and orphans friend-a kind
and indulgent husband and father
christian-a patriot.
What more can or need be said of
any man. Peace be to his ashes.
We deeply sympathize with his
bereaved ard heart-broken wife and
son. May God comfort, protect and
defend them through this trouble
some life, and finally receive them
in Heaven, where we hope and
trust, the spirit Of J. B. Lindley has
gone. A. G. McINTOsH.
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STOP THE THIEF!

Daring and Adroit Thief at Large.
Stolen on the night of the oath
inst, Oh the line OF Milton County,
one small, iron gray Pony, ten or
twelve years old, with a scar on his
RICH: hip. The theft was commit
sod BY young man by the name Of
WM. McELRoY, who has been stay
ing at the house of Dr. Stanford, of
Milton county, for medical treat
mont, and who on the same night
stole the Dr's pistol and overcoat.
Said McELROY is about - years old,
spare built, beardless. and of sallow
complexion. A reward of Twenty
Aye Dollars is offered for the arrest
of the thief and return of the pony.
Address r. N. BENsos, Marietta,
Georgia.
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JAS. j.. PAGE, Secretary.
Meeting Of Cobb Agricultural Execu-
i've Committee.

MARIETTA, Ga, Sept, %, 1872.
The Executive Committee of Cobb
County Agricultural Society met in
Council room to-day. Major NJ. l..
Ruff in the Chair.
John M Green was elected per-
manont Secretary of the Executive
Committee of this Society, for this
associational year,
Major NJ. L. Ruff then explained
the object of the meeting, 10 appoint
heads of departments to get up and
take care of every thing to be enter
ed as a county society, to compete
for the $500 premium offered at the
STATE Fair this Fall for the county
exhibition.
The question arose as TO what dis
position should be made of the pre-
MUM if received, which was settled
| by the following resolution OF a. D.
Way:
Resolved. That everything ex-
| hibited alone for special premium,
for he benefit Of the Society, thai
expenses be def, aged out of premi
um if received if exhibited fol
other premiums in addition thereto
that expenses be paid by owner.
The following Committees were
then appointed and authorized t.
appoint such assistants as neces'
sary:
HorseS-M. G. Whitloek.
Caitle-F. Legg.
Hay, Grain, &c.-F. n. Graves
f. w. Roberts to assist A, 5
Way in Ladies Department of al
things offered for exhibition by
them.
Manufactured Articles Genera
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Valuable Hints

A regular habit of body is absolutely essen
tial to physical health and clearness ofntellcct.
Nor is this all. Beauty Of person cannot cock
ist with an unnatural condition OF lhe bowels.
A free passage of the refuse mater o. the sys-
TEN through these natural waste pipes, is as
necessary TO the purity of the body as the free
passage of the offal of city through its sewers
is necessary 10 the health Of its inhabitants.
Indigestion is the primary cause of most OF
the diseases of The discharging organs and one
of its most common results is constip patton This
complaint besides being dangerous in itself,
has many disagreeable concomitants-such as
an unpleasant breath, asallow skin. contamina-
ting blood aud bile, hemorrhoids, headache,
loss OF memory, and general debility.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters remove all these
evils by removing their immediate cause in the
digestive organs, and regulating the action OF
the intestines The combination of properties
in this celebrated preparation is one Gifts Chief
merits. II is not merely stimulant or tonic.
or an anti-bilious agent, or a nervine, or u
blood depurent, or cathartic, bat all tho cura
tive elements, iudiciously blended in one pow
| erful restorative. 1t lends activity and vlghI
| TO the inert and enervated stomach, relieves
| the alimrntarv canal of its distractions, and
| gives tone to the membrane which lines it gent
| " stimulates the liver, braces tie nerves, ant
cheers the animal spirits. No other remedy
possesses such variety of hygenc virtues. Il
is to these characteristic virtues thfo !, owes it,
prestige as household medicine. Experience
has proved that it is as harmless as it IS effica
cious, and hence it is as popular with the weak
er sex as with the stronger.
| Hostetters S omach Bitters are sold in bot
| ties only, and he trade mark blown in the glass
and engraved on the label is the test of genu-
ineness Beware of counterfeits.
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One by one we are passing away. Link af-
ter link is severed
Our Brother, SAMUEL LAWRENCE, JR,, has
pagsei away in his early maphapd.
On the 10Th Of Sept. alter an iliness OF short
duration bis spirit took is fight from the friend
ship of earth, TO the e'ysan fields where Love
an Truth abide forever.
Like the dew on the mountain,
Like The foam on the river,
Like the bubble on the fountah,
He is gone-and forever"
To the bereaved Father and relatives OF our
decd Brother, we tender orr sympathy and con,
doence.
Marietta. Ga. Sept, 9th 1872.
I'll, HUNT, N. c,
II. d. McCUTCHEON, Secretary,
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Business Notice.

Having determined to make a
change in my business, which will
close accounts with me alone on the
LIST Oct. proximo, when new books,
will be opened with
NEW STOCK OF GOODS.
| wish 10 call the attention of chose
who are due me any money by no;e
or account. to the propriety of my
collecting the same at once and hope
my friends will govern themselves
accordingly.
l.. G. MCCLELLAN.
Sept. II. l872.-1t.
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MARIETTA, Ga, Sept. "a, 1872.
Young Mems Democratic Club
met pursuant to appointment, and
was called to order by Vice-Presi-
dent w. A. P. McCIatchey, who
sta ed that the object of The meeting
was 20 solicit the cooperation of
the citizens of Cobb and surrounding
counties, in getting up barbecue,
and having grand public political
demonstration, in this city, on Fri
day, the 25th of October.
On motion a committee of six
from the town and one from each
district in the county were appoint
ed to solicit contributions, as fol-
lows:
Town District H. NJ. Hammett,
T. B. Irwin, w. P. Stephens, David
Do5bs, G. B. G. Holleman and Geo.
w. CIeland.
Powder Springs-E. H. Lindley,
Oregon-Dock McCurdy.
Observation-Disclosures Phillips.
Big Shanty-I. Z. Kendrick.
Critters. R. McCleskey
Roswell-G. W. Arnold.
Melritt's-J Y. Alexander.
Lemon's-W. r. Bell.
Cox's-Sumpter Brown.
On motion the Secretary was re.
quested to notify (by maiD the com
mittees of their appointments, asking
their cooperation.
The following resolution was Of
fered by 7. B. Irwin and unani-
mousIy adopted
Resolved, That The proceedings
of this meeting be published in the
MARIETTA JOURNAL, and that we
earnestly request all good citizens
who believe III Constitutional gov
eminent, to meet us on Saturday,
the 28th inst. at II o'clock, at
Nichols Hail, for the purpose of
taking into further consideration the
object of The Club.
Nothing further being presented,
the Club was declared adjourned,
w. A. P. MCCLATCHEY,
Vice President.
JAS. j.. PAGE, Secretary.
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Gone to New York.

Our Merchants are preparing for
the Fall Trade. Mr.. Luke S. North
cutt, of the firm of Northcutt &
jerks, and Mr.. Norman GigniIliat,
are now in market. w. J. Kiser,
of the firm of w. J. & C. c.. Kiser,
OF this place, and A. j. Kiser, 81
Powder Springs, left for New York
last Monday.
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Pocket Dictiona- y
Sept. II. l872.-1t.

Webster's Pocket Die ionary in
its present shape, is great i'm
provement over all previous editions
and all similar works. In the first
place it is neatly printed, and bound
in morocco, with gilt edges. Then
it contains 200 pictorial illus.ra, iona,
which gives give a much clearer
idea of the meaning Of many words
than could possibly be conveyed by
the usual definition. The little vol
ume, while being no larger than an
ordinary pocket-book, embraces in
its vocabulary careful selection of
over 1900 of the most important
words of the language, with defni-
tons sufficiently clear, though nee
esSarily brief, to meet the ordinary
wants of any one requiring its use.
Prehxed 10 the work are tables of
money, weight and measure, abbre-
viations, words and phrases from for
eign languages, rules for spelling,
explanations, etc. 1t is in fact 3
most valuabls little book, and is
doubly worth the dollar it costs. 1t
is very beautifully and substantially
bound, with tucks and gilt edges.
The Publishers, Ivison, Brakeman,
Taylor & Co., 1873 and $40 Grand
Street, New York, will foiwaI d it by
mail on receipt of One Dollar, or it
can be bought almost anywhere.
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Ramembar.

Next Wednesday, the second day
of October, is the day of election for
Governor and Legislative members.
Tt:rn out voters and cheer the hearts
of your democratic countrymen, in
other States, with an overwhelming
popular vote for Gov. Smith.
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STRONG TESTIMONY.

STErBENvILLE, Ohio, Sept. 4, 1871.
DR.. HIM. II, Tut:
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my appetite improved, aad the rheumatic pains
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The ulcers have all healed, my skin is smooth
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With deep gratitude TO you,
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RYlNGToN's HOTEL.

FORT VALLEY, GA, Dec. l, 1870.
Messrs, PeaJertoa Tdy}o. d. Co., 4Haata, Ga.
GentS-For the pas, two months | have been
suffering with very severe cough, a3d V-ed
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am very respectfully.
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WILL be sold bargain, the Gearing of a
Sash-Saw MILL togethe- with a Crank 26
inch, Pulley, balance wheel, boxes etc,, and
a Maudti with three saws, ardbeh. Apply
at,his Office.
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Spe ling.

Hon. David Irwin, of Cobb, will
speak at Dallas, Ca. next Tuesday
the LIST of October, on the political
situation.
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To Subscribers.

We have INDUCED many and hope
that we will not be forgotten as
our patrons receive the fruits of the
cotton harvest.
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JESSE GREEN. N. D.
CnERokrn CouNrY. (ironn1a

do hereby certify, that have been badly
afflicted with Dropsy, aid trying many hear
say cures, that was aad never Jailed; 10 no puP,
pose. then tried other Physicians in vain, /
sot worse aud worse all the tune. | was swol-
len az light, apparently as the skin would al
nit Of and there was blisters formed on each
leg dripping water. In the month OF April
1870. sen, .orD DIR Jesse Green, he came and
treated my sc under his new plan--in the
course OF ten Gays the swelling all gave way
and has never, yet, returned Think am
entirely free from Dropsy. do honestly be-
lieye that his newplan ofireatment will cure all
eases Of Dropsy if taken in time and closely adj
heredto. Given under my hand, this LIST day
Of April. ls72.
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Candidates for Office.

Al announcements for public Of
fees to be inserted in the JOURNAL
must be accompanied with the cash
fee of So.
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Vocal Music.

The attention of the young ladies
and gentlemen of our city are called
to the card of Mrs. Madden, who
proposes to instruct in music.
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Herald 1t On.

What is the mat.er with the At
Ianta Daily Herald 1t has failed to
put in an appearance at this ONCE
for the last Two days.
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VERY valuable ON Plantations as ?reven-
tive for Fever, Gbills, exc. simmons Liver
Regulator will keep the hands healthy, so they
may lose no valuable time during the busy sick
| ly season,
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Good Templars.

The Grand Lodge of Georgia
meets in Rome the 9th of October,
being Fair Week at that place.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-27

The finest Stock Gents dress Shirts all sizes,
Tie, British Socks, and Summer Undertaking
is now open at the London Store.
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Our Agent.

Mr.. John B. Goodwin, Esq, of
Atlanta, is authorized to solicit sub
scription and advertising for the
JOURNAL.