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Old Iron.

Brass and Cnppcr wanted At the
Grand Rapid. t'anairy aud Machine
Shop.
u Rops 4 ttANLlS.
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OVER ALL OTHER WRiNGERS.
IT rRIyGS FAsTER THly BYNIND

III " n ~ - - r Al - nm 4 ma - ~ ''''
We consider the Providence superior to
vii others, fpr the E'llnRiug rrs-on'
~ The ROLLERS, II large rc and nr'l
on,liv Of White Robbie, sre al s"rurrd -
ihrir ~ fl IN th" mast prfmaurnt maul,rr.
hy Il . Moultor Process, making the Best
Roller iu the Womb
a. The PATENT METAL JOURNAL
CASTINGS prevent any wear upon the jour.
mails.
1.-THE wooden j'rrnrl' in which the iron
shafts Of othrr ~ irhin"1 run, srpn wear, and
the cfh"irnc, Of the Wdng"t i, thcrsb, <, rat
" reduced,
81 The DOUBLE SPIRAL coos ,ed
on hi. Wnng"r give t',e utmost ease hni
readiness ~ 40. king. While the doublr stop
or vents them from bn'toming or being
thtoA u ont If gear We furnish ,ith't -in-
gle or double gear Providence, as desired.
An. TIE ADJUSTABLE CURVED
CLAMP readily ADJUSTS this Machine 10 tub.
nf suvs,c or thickness, making perfect
f,--ra.ng ~ wooden peg or rubber strap
on hi. Clamp
5sh, SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH and
BEAUTY, are conihi cd 10 this Machine,
with al III, requisites Of first class
Wnu.er.
PROVIDENCE TOOL CO.
Providence, i. !.
u Warren Street, New York
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TEX LOST CITY,

or C"i"oyo as IL 'cds and az ii IS.
4 book brim full of thrilling interest Snd
aafing ingidrnt-, rr"fu-ri, iDlI-u t"I
orA4fs Il led il the ordet received l'ricr,
..i,.gtptiy knni,i s. 81,
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See.

CITY Council Proceedings on fourth
pace,
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

20 canvas for onr POPULAR WORKS,
~p,ris.lv suited TO SALES THROUGH
AGENTS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-06
TO CONCLUDE WITH
A n O r A- II 10 N
Ry THE SON OF GOD,

AS it is written in the 25th Matthew
from the 34th verse to the end OIL
the chapter But for the sake Of
those who seldom read the Scrip.
lures, shall here transcribe two
verses: "Then shall the King say tc
them on the right hand-Come, ye
blessed of my Father, Inherit the
Kingdom prepared for you from the
foundation of the world: Then 81 ehall
He say also unto them on the left
hand, Depart from me, he cursed,
into everlasting fire, prepared for
the devil and his angels"
AFTER WHICH THE CURTAIN WILL
DROP,
Then y to tell
Some raisd on high others doomd To hell
These praise the Lamb, and sing redeeming
love,
Lodg'd in his BOSOM all his goodness prove.
While those who trampled underfoot his grace
Are Danish now tor ever from his face.
Divided thus, gulph is tix'd between,E
And (everlasting) closes up the scene
"Thus will / do unto thee, o Israel !;
and because | will do thus unto
thee, prepare to meet thy God, O
Israel"
TICKETS FOR THE PIT.
At the easy purchase of following the
vain pomps and vanities of the
fashionable world, and the
desires and amusements
of the hesh-to be
had at every flesh
pleasing as
sembly.
"If ye live after the flesh we shall
Die"
TICKETS FOR THE GALLEBY
At no less rate than being converted
Forsaking all, denying self,
taking up the Cross, and
following Christ in the
regeneration--to be
had nowhere but in
the word of God,
and where that
Word APP
points.
"He that hath ears to hear, let him
hear."-Matt. XII. -.
Sand be not deceived; God is not
Knocked. For whatsoever a man
soweth, that shall he also reap"
IN. B-No monep s0iN be takea at
the Door.
Nor will any Tickets give admit
lance into the Gallery but those
sealed by the Holy Ghost,
with ImmanuePs
signet.
"Watch therefore /; be ye also ready,
for in such an hour as ye think not,
the Son of Man cometh."
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-06
JUDGE BLACK,

OF Pennsylvania, spoke Justly OF
.ave to expect from Grant
''''' " y - -tion in saying
or Greeley administfa.. !.
Mr.. Greeley's election will not 40
all that we could wish to free us from
the evils OF usurpation; it will not
even be popular condemnation of
the base means by which they were
inflicted upon us but it will be in
the process of their gradual extinc-
ton. 1t will give the white people
q reasonable hope that the heritable
qualities of their fathers blood may
some day be restored. In the mean
time if it does not reverse the attain
der, it will at least insure a merciful
execution Of it. Democrats who
disliked Mr.. Greeley's nomination
have reflected well, and, think, will
support him with almost perfect
unanmity. The thought that vic
tory will not give us everything at
once may diminish, in some degree,
"the rapture of the strife" but it will
not impair the efficiency ct the sup
port, for they are impelIed to their
most exertions by profound con-
viction that nothing but his election
will save the country from a long
period of misgovernment, and per-
haps the total destruction, of our free
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drinks are pioneers to beastly drunk
enness, and drunkenness the broad
read to destruction. Temporal and
eternal temperance is mighty man,
waging war against the people OF
the world. King Alcohol is the
great commander, firing his missiles
of death into the ranks of the people,
moving down thousands, yea, mil
lions, of its population. His palace
is built of skulls and bones ;
his drink is the tears Of widows and
orphans. and bereaved mothers his
music is the weepings and groans of
his victims, who are locked up in
dark dungeons.
While trying to write this in the
dim light of my cell, am thinking
of you and how | come here. Oh,
that | could take hold of you and
place you out Of the reach of the
monster who is going to and fro over
the earth seeking whom he may de-
YOUR. Oh, resist that monster, and
remember that the way of drunken
ness is the way of sin, and tthe way
of sin is death. Remember when
you look on this that it is written
by one who has followed the road OF
disobedience and intemperancc, and
found the end to be despair and
death. 1t has wronged me as it will
you. | have found that Irvine is a
mocker' and strong drink is raging,
aud whatsoever is deceived thereby
is not wise, sure enough. Now,
young man, let me as one who wish
es you well, beg you to pause and
consider. Give it up now before it
is too late; before you are over>
whelmed into the rayless gloom of
intemperance and ruin; before you
place that afectionate mother into
grief and sorrow; before you dis
grace that old father before you
break the heart of that tender sister.
| have a mother, three sisters and
two brothers. How do they feel to
day j? Consider, my dear young
man, Will you place relatives in
the same condition You think
not Then obey that mother and
shun whisky drinking; remember
when that dear mother gives you
counsel So has my mother give
me counsel and l would not heed,
and in consequence, am ruined
Obey your parents, shun bad com
pany, and above all things, beware
of strong drink.
l will say, should this ever come
to the eyes of the public, thank all
who have given me advice, and
pray God that He may bless them.
| we'll remember who they are. |
will also say that have found peace
with God and am willing to die.
n. Y. CHANDLER.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-06
A coFFrNED JUDGE.
A FEARFUL LESSON WHICH MADE
ANOTHER TEMPERANCE MAN.

ANOTHER TEMPERANCE MAN.
| Last Saturday a well known ex-
Judge entered the Park Hospital in
state of partial intoxication. He
spoke incoherently, and laughed
when warned of the danger of imbib-
ing too freely during the hot wealth
or. On leaving the hospital the
genial Warden Brown advised him
to seek some shady retreat, else ne
would be certain 20 return on a
stretcher. The Judge strolled over
to Delmonico's and there invested
few dollars in S. 0. 2. brandy. lie
was found soon afterward by one of
the Broadway squad at Broadway
and Reade street, unconscious.
TO summon the ambulance from
Park Hospital was the work of a
few minutes. "Another case of
sunstroke," said the anxious patrol
man. The surprise of Dr. Vande-
water and Warden Brown may be
imagined when they found their pa
tient to be the ex-Judge. The usual
rostoratives were applied and the
case pronounced simple alcoholism.
The ex-Judge slept. His breath
ing indicated drunken stupor. His
snoring alarmed the other patients,
but still he slept on. At length as
the hour of midnight approached
Warden Brown, who is an ardent
temperance man, conceived the idea
of curing the Judge of his only in
trinity. He sent for coffin, pack
ed it with ice, and then laid the
Judge on the ice. The light were
turned down and only the pale
CLEANS of the moon entered the room.
A white cloth was thrown over the
coffin, and one solitary attendant
watched the corpse. The ice began
to melt, and the Judge began to re-
vive. A few muscular movements
indicated returning consciousness
AS the influence of the ice became
more powerful the contortions in
creased, and were soon followed by
a violent torrent of oaths. They fell
fast and thick, but still the semi
conscious occupant of the coffin fail
ed to realize his position. At last
he opened his eyes, looked and felt
about him, experienced strange SEN
stations. and at last took in the situa-
ton. "Great God y he exclaimed,
"they think I'm dead, and are going
to bury me-"
To cry ont for help was first I'M
pulse. He yelled like Camancha
| Indian. Warden Brown, the doc
tors, the orderlies and all the patients
who could rushed to the coffin
Tue corpse insisted that it was not
dead, but it required a very careful
examination and serious consulta-
ton before DR.. Vanderwater would
express an opinion. He directed
the Judge to leave the coffin and
get into bed. ''No, SIR" exclaim-
ed the thoroughly frightened man
off go to sleep you'll bury me,
dead or alive. I'm going home"
And he did go home, vowing new
or to drink any more. So far ne
has kept his word.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-06
DAY OF JUDGMENT.

The Scenery, which is now actually
preparing will not only surpass ev-
erything that hath yet beer seen,
but will infinitely exceed the utmost
stretch of human conception. There
will be just representation of ALL
the inhabitants Of the s0OrM, in their
various and proper colours: and their
customs and manners will be so exact
ly and infinitely delineated, that the
most secret thOaght-will be discover
ed. 'For God shall bring ever work.
INTO judgment; what every secret
thing, whether it be good or whether
il be evil" Eccles. vii, IA.
This Theatre will be laid out after
a New Plan, and will consist of Pit
and Gallery only and, contrary to
all others, the Gallery is fitted up
for the reception of the people of
high Tor hearenly) birth; and the Pit
for those of low Tor earthl) rank !
| N. B.-THE GALLERY Is VERY SPA
CIoUs, AND THE PIT WITHOUT
BORROW.
To prevent inconvenience, there
are SEPARATE doors for admitting the
company and they are so different,
that none can mistake that are
not wiIlfully blind. The door which
opens into the Gallery is very mar
row, and the steps to it are somewhat
difficult-for which reason there are
seldom many people about it. But
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the door that gives entrance into the
Pit is very a0ide and very commodi-
Gus; which causes such numbers to
flock to it that it is generally crowd
ed.
N. B.-The strait door leads to-
wards the right hand, and the broad
one to the left.
1t will be in vain for one, in tin
selled coat ana borrowed language,
to personate one of high birth, in or
der to get admittancc into the upper
places for there is One of wonder
ful and deep penetration, who will
search and examine every individ-
ual, and all who cannot pronounce
Sh'bboIeth, in the language of Ca
Bd0R, or have not received q Uhite
stone or neW name, or cannot prove a
clear title to a certain portion of the
Land of Promise, must be turned in
at the left hand door.
THE PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS.
Are described in Thess. iv. 10
2 Thess. i. Z. s. 9.-Matt. xiv. 30
3l-xxv. 81, 32-Daniel vii. 8, 10
Jude IA, 15,-Rev. Xxx, II to 10
&c. But as there are some people
better acquainted with the contents
of PLAY BILL than the Word Of
God, it may not be amiss to tran.
scribe verse or two for theii peru
sal,
"The Lord Jesus shall be revealed
from heaven, with his mighty angels,
in flaming fire, taking vengeance on
them that obey not the Gospel, but
to be glorifed in his saints. A fiery
stream issued and came forth before
him. A thousand thousand minis
tered unto him, and ten thousand
times ten thousand stood before him.
The Judgement was set, and the
Books were opened and whoseever
was not found written in the Book of
Life was cast into the lake of fire."
ACT /.
OF this GRAND and SOLEMN PER-
TORRANCE, will be opened by an
Archangel, with the Trump of God.
''The Trumpet shall sound and the dead shat
be raised"
! Cor. XIV. %
ACT ii.
Will be Il PROCESSION of Saints, In
white with golden harps, accom-
panied with shouts of Joy
and songs ofpraise.
ACT III,
Will be an assemblage of the Umte~
generate. The Music will con-
,ist chiefly ofcries; accom-
panied with weeping,
wailing, mourning,
lamentation,
and woe.
.nI rnN1.y TINE WITH
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-06
TOM SCOTT STRIKES ANOTHER
PEG.

SAN Francisco, August 29.-Ar-
engagements have been effected
whereby Col. Thos. A. SCOTS Tex
as Pacific Railroad Company sue
ceeds to all the rights and property
of the San Diago & Gilla Railroad
Co., and receives the right of way
through San Diaga city and county,
100 acres of tide lands on San Dia-
go Bay, and terminal depot lot,
covering space of 900 by 1000
feet.
The Texas Company has agreed
to put three parties of engineers in
to the field at once to locate the
route and to commence the work OF
construction from San Diago east
ward as soon as the line is finally To-
Gated.
Los AngeIas and San Bernadino
counties offer to vote subsidies to aid
the enterprise.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-06
REV. ROWLAND HILLS PLAY
BILL.

Probably the most solemn play
bill ever written, as it is certainly
the most serious advertisement 1--WE
say it with all respect of religious
matters that has ever been publish
ed, is Rev. Rowland Hills original
and celebrated play bill, which was
posted up at Richmond, England.
June 4, IVA, close to the poster of
the day. A remarkable point in its
composition is the contrast it makes
between the effects Of the good and
the evil. thad so powerful effect
as to help cffectually to close the
theatre. We give it in full, hoping
that if it does not teach our readers
how to make play-bills, it will give
them something valuable in the way
of religion.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-09-06
NnHR MEDICINE.

1t contains four medical elements never unit
ed in the same happy proportion in any other
preparation, viz: a gentle Ca!hartic, won
derful Tonic an uneXceptionable Alternative and
certain Corrective of all impurities ofthe body
Such signal success has attended its use. that
it is now regarded as the
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

For FORTY YEARS it has proved its 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 and 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-
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LxO1 q BROTHER,
For the purpose of carrying on a general Pro
duce and Grocery business in the City OF Ma
rietta. Ca, from this day, and have rented for
that purpose the
OLD SEWEL CORNER, CHEROKEE ST.
We shall keep at all times a Fresh and Cheap
supply of every article pertaining 10 that bust
ness, which we will sell as low as any other
house can in upper Georgia.
All we ask is give us a call and see for your
selves We invite all our old friends and GUS
toners to bring us their trade-Country Pro-
duce, for which, we will pay the highest mar
ket price Cash. Come one! Come all and
try, LYON d. BROTHER.
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IMPORTANT NO TICE

Come TO the Lost Mountain and buy your
Spring and Summer Goods, of the latest and
best Styles, take great pleasure in informing
my Customers, Friends and the Public generally
that | am now prepared to pleaseal in goods
who will favor me with call.
have just received large and well selected
Stock of Spring Goods, the selection of which
have spared 40 pains In trying to suit the taste
OF all. Call and examine my Stock, and if do
not suit you in Goods you need not go any turth-
er will pay the highest market price for all
kinds of Country Produce
JOSHUA JACKSON.
ian27-ly
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Atlanta, June 81. lS|2.
On and after this Date
WESTERN EXPRESS,
Connecting for New York and the West
Arrives Dalton 300 A Nj
Chattanooga .--,--------.. 3:OS -
DAY PASSENGER TRAIN.
To 10 the North and West, carrying Pullman
Palace Car 10 Louisville
Leave Atlanta. $50 A. NJ.
Arrives Dalton I:J4 p. NJ.
Arrives at Chattanooga 800 p. NJ.
TIGHTENING EXPRESS.
Passengers leaving Atlanta by this Train ar
rive in New York the second afternoon at
444PM II Hours and 80 minutes
earlierllan Passengers leaving by
Ae-gsta the same evening.
Leaves Atlall -5;UO p. NJ
Arrive at Chi .aliooga .----..-.---l 1000 p NJ.
So, rnEEN EXPRESS.
Carrying thr agh Palace Gar from Louisville,
Worth and West.
Leave Cha'ta :..------------.- 4:43 p. NJ.
Arrives AKA. '.,----. l|.ZV A. NJ.
NAY PASSENGER TRAIN,
ia.om tbp North and West.
Leaves Ci.aaAA.o1,, ..--.....-.-. $3.50 A. NJ.
Arrives AT Atlanta LILO L. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAN-Inward.
Leaves Dalton. -..--.---. l24o A. NJ.
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JOSEPH Z. BROWN, President,
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NEW COPARTNERHIP
p. n. LYON g. M. r. LYON,
Lxoz. 81 BROTHER,

EEave this rs formed Copartnership, the
q u style o. 30 firm 10 be
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OVERWHELMING SPECIFIC.

for LIVER COMPLAINT and the painful off
spring thereof to wit: DYSPEPSIA, CON
STTPATION, Jaundice, Bilious attacks SICK
HEADACHE, Collie, Depression of Spirits.
SOUR STOMACH, heart Burn, &c, &c.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-25

Mr.. Dion Boucicault's new specta.
cular drama, "Babil and Biiou," is
having / great run at Convent Garden,
London. The author says it is intend
ed to represent the revolutions of this
age in poetry and art; but the audiences,
which applaud tor five hours the
five acts and eighteen "spectacles of
which the play consists, probably
trouble themselves little about any
meaning that may underlie the gor-
geous panorama. The music, written
by Herve, Clay, Revirie and Sir Jules
Benedict, is, of course. good, and what
acting there is is well done. The mag
nifcence of the appointments may be
seen from the care taken in a few minor
details. The armor of the Knights is
made of electroplate, at cost OF
$4,000; IN the fern scene the ferns
are of floss silk; and in the orchard
scene " the many fruits are fashioned
of wax. AS everything of this sort
seems to pay, we shall, probably, ere
many years rival the barbaric magnlf
cence of the spectacles EXHIBITED by
the later Emperors of Rome.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-25

60 deep brown eyes" sang gay October,
Deep brown eyes running over with gee ;
Blue eyes are pale, aud gray eyes are sober;
Bonny brown eyes are the eyes for me.
Black eyes shine in the glowing summer
With red of roses and yellow Of corn;
But cold they close when the still late conner,
silyery frost creeps over the morn.
Blue eyes simmer with angel glances,
Like spring violets over the lea
But oh, my grapes, my wines, and my dances,
What have angels in common with mef
Go, Gray Eyes What know ye Of laughing,
Giddy with glec from the mere sunshine?
Go to your hooks What know We Of quafing
Luscious JUICE from the riotous vine
An the eartl,is full Of frolcking;
Crow & is over harvest is done
All the trees are ready for rolhcking,
Glowing scarlet with rustcal fun.
Stay, Brown Eyes, in purple weather,
crown Of oak leaves with maple blent
Shall deck your brow, while daily togcthsr
We two will wander 20 hearts content"
Thus October voice was singing,
While on his pipehe cunningy played;
All the red woods with music were ringing,
And Brown Eyes listened with footsteps
stayed
Waited to hear the songs beguiling,
Listened and laughed through the sunny day;
And earth and sky fell to merry smiling,
And hand in hand they wandered away.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-10-25
Price VI Neat IN London.

A great agitation is going on now in
London about the high price of meat.
The democratic and trade societies of
London have been constantly holding
meetings in Trafalgar square to con-
slider what steps should be taken to
prevent continuance of the grievance,
and the general conclusion is, that its
principal cause is the game laws. In
Scotland, especially, large tracts of
land which formerly supported large
herds of cattle have been turned into
deer forests and grouse moors. An
agitation has there been begun in Lon
don against these laws, having at its
head the newly-formed Anti Game Law
League (of which Mr.. p. A. Taylor, M.
p, is PresldenD. In all probability,
at all elections for some time to come,
this question will be one of those upon
which the contest will be fought The
League has already made Its influence
felt in the recent election at Preston