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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23
the MAR KETA
BINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York stock Report.
FurniIAsd BY Lspi JOHNSON Z Co., Bankers
nVrthpsI corner u Tenth and D streets
northpsii.
NEW YoRE, Oct nj p. m,-Unltsd States s..
i iIsS q sI s 9SaOca: iiESi Y: y LSS:
taI ssa 80. coupon. IL f'PSn Os. coa al.SS
llsSi OAptop, lbsS Hs5tsfn Union rSlsGrsph, 49,
ssd aSd.o5 P.Sps S III s sSSs. T .sd
MlshiS.9 southern, gi'. Unioi fss,he, vi North
si assaiss :SS .a III ' M
.ss:s IHa = rSI Sr sng TIsS.H sSd
sHa sl,',s,iPSl G.riasI.s. Y. Col Che md Lod.
eond, GS; Moth G.rotia. S5ss. ola. ~, North
SS o sls S fsSad iIi SSSd. Central
Gold, ia
hAUrnonE MLRHEra
We nots the market for flour today arm With good
douAhd at home and some inquity from NsN York,
reported On ohsnss amount % about ISoo b6IS wsst.
ern and Include ~ bbis Family ioE export a. SSO
a. sssGi5, and i0J 6bi. KItiS AZ eS7S W.
RAsai--fhs mar OF for wheat continues active and
@ az ISs hin sTsd'f Ss.D9 md ~
we're llOO bushsls OF which 500 buahsS South.
oor-.-Ths E,ArEs. for Southern vhits Corn is 40.
tive md htm' bat other ds'odPtiops Z dali Toe re.
n 10 bSshsi, we've Wssisrn WV VI WIG"
Odts-Wers dull, and while Southern were hrm,
mGed eatern we're q SHADE lower.
Rys,-1here we're NJ samples Of Rye offered. We
quote nominal At 80seO eentH, As to q Atty.
quiet and presents no failure wOrthyoi note dSSSI;
SshnaE Ss ~. Il s' 81 Ps sss 20 TsST:
We still quote nomlnaly at az cents for Bhouldsrs
quoted Al vi cent? Tor shoulders u osnts Tor rb
md, md II GIN sssss Tor clear rib Side Hams con
llss osnta for ner Bacon Hans Moss Pork Il stsady
yith moderate demand We quote A. els per bb.
Lard quiet, and We quote prime Wsststn steam
and kotslo nt ~ cents pot pound.
SugaTs.-PnoSs are maintained, and 70 quote Cubs
and Porto hoo raining At gape. Rnglish Island do
bAoft'so Uuba Bones No. u. Pse. Porto Rico gro
and New Ufisaha Eroesry VI 10 eenlA
Rsfasd Sa9ars,-The demand Il modsrAta, hnd the
market IL soAIo ely fTm. We quots HATds At l2bs
lsn for crushed, powdered aud EranplAted Ant
Soita at NJ cabta for white. YsloNu are Arm,
saGalO foents, and Canton 90 At lu1lCslO1s esnts,
Rhtskg.--ws learn Of sAlog Of ~ bbla. WesieII
At That figure
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23
Medical.
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RRLIRF FOR YOUNG NFN FRON
the ehocts Of kIrurs hbd Abuses In early life Man.
hood restored lmpedimenA 70 Marriage removed.
Nov method OF treatment. New and famaFt able
rempdiea hooks and UirUulAs sent free, IN sealed
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. a Rootb
Ninth atFeot, Philadelphia, "a anya ifo
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

WAsHNqTQN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
W ADrng boheduls beginning April /, ls7a IL
trains daily (eHospt sundagal between AlsEAbdTA 40
Hamilton; Leave AlsIandrtA at As a. m and 10 ..
M pAaa LaeaburR ~ 10 a m. and 30 p. m, and A..
i've A. HAmil.on At u .. m. and IS ., m Leave
hamilton A. ~ = m. and " 80 p. pass LsssburE
! 20 and % D. m.
The Is a y. train from AIeIandriAasl 80 D. m.
tfAin IRON Hamilton connsot At Hamilton with
kemgs daily line q Ooaehss fs- Purosilvis, Bniek.
Rs,ms, hs M. Z, nd MiSShsstS Also g,6
for Aldie and hiddleburG
All uooda, Per btsAmsF, Railroad or Erpreas, IN
care Of r. II HAYhnER, Freight Ard Ticket Agent
Il AleEAndria, will be forwarded far HAmiltOn
Tree OF charge, other tnAn regular tArtn rates
Oommptanon uotets, three osnts per mile,
Annual uoketa, 90. X. II. HAVENHR,
myiBu aenarl1 Ticket Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23
Railroads.
Ah EREEfSsHit&sSRs E. HEi5%s'E zSs

A LBNi4EDRIA AMI, zwAsuINGTON
"A FFksKEfbSkhiGKsAGRg kkfIWHEYp. RiA AND
DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND n STREETS.
ti2ea trains f9I AleIandriA leave ~ follows '1iA,
isss sps fro SisS.BDd. .ri,. .. follows, sas
IA f5sln ~ SsiEsd ~: ss s 2 S Wa,
inGton .sd Onto railroad, So, OD '''''
,S9bhNIl03 sSs9@@ 1, s leaves Washington
GRFAT b1UfifiFssS lF!SSRFiR2Ess, Vi. Richmond,
Leaves Washington l1roS ?. m, daily, sIospt Sun
M % g: . s1rR R.n sI s .ni ~ sSsRs
ssS.s :. e IN ' sS. 'ISs T,ds: g,
Ss6.d rs YoUEo. General Passenger Asyp.
RALTIMORR AND POTOMAC RAIL
DEPOT OoRNEEo sISTH AND srREETs
TRAYS LEAVE FOR TRAINs ARRIVE AT
~, NIAGARA EIprsss, % =. M, Western Rr.
~ m, Baltimore Mail. SSS DAY "A-' ''''V' ''''
S::S. dsi, .IS:pP su5: 90 81 ' NJ. Western EI.
SOP m, B.l,i,rs 40 :. no. aAPP sscino Erp-...
eoI,mod.,ion. daily. "a. daily, sTospt sundsy.
s pm observation-disclosures, d. n' oAi'' ''''p'
rs ffss' Z :sS'V. . sssS' q, ; AOOU~nOdA
pr''a' daily AZ -, Qasn,ioo LsO'n,
Ii a 2 mi MA An 40. q o, s9P /
Trains leaVipE washinE ION a SIS = In. And 7gibp
N. oqnnsot a BoWs With trains Tor MaFiboTo' leaving
Bowie q rs a m. and ~ .. m, arriving a Mari
boTo At " 10 = and ~ D, m.
Trains arriving At Washinrton At Is a. M and As
p, NJ connect Il Bowie with trains leaving Marlboro
az 80 q. m. and y. m.
PasssnGsrs Isavias tirir orders a Ticket Omea
northwest corner biEth street and PsnnsyVania ave-
nu. ean have their bssgAss called foF And ohsetse a
hotels and residences 70 Al points North and West
Through uektsto UtnclnnAu, Columbus, IndlAnapolis
douisyiLe, ~ Louis, Ney Orleans, ChicaEo, OMAN,
and Southwest
Once BlIth and Pennsylyania av.ous
X 4 DuhAhRY, 0ensral superintendent
a. y. YOUNG, General Passenger Agent
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-23

PROPOSALS. FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATES EHOIHHIh OTTtCE,l
Amy BUILDING, HoUsruH AND GREHhE Sra,
INV HOhH, sept ". ltIa
og The fsssao IiySF' j., WIN 30 received until noon
FOR fuTthsr Information apply 10 this ONCE,
JOHN NEWTON
ocll IAept Dol FkFinssfS, Byt AGi 81
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-11

so&eter, q. q. Der be4w'fe Sif9oi
MeQuatb Bat ssrorbnet, bab niAt mebr ale
IL &utf4en bel einem Qet4en3u9e sefattet
tperben.
Gb'ea8o.-Der bpdw'fe 81. Btf&of So
leY bat fur sas III. Yfnenfst In aaen beut'
faen &ir@en terDi6sele etne Go1eete fur ots
tat9olii&en beatiden Datien anseoronet
unb ben Yrtefern 8etpttn, BEN @ldubtsen
bic Saae re6t frdftta ans @ers 3u leeen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-11

unfdten &epplu33er . 2ebens netrneu etnen
fol9en Mann fhon NIT. Dte Mnertfaner
polen ettpas Strides taben unb laden ben
alten ,Yofer" am gnbe nur aus unb britt
tens fomnt balp bic @iBe, 100 bic @ecten>
firAen eei1loNeG perben, uno an ben Babe
orter, ME Saratoga Springs ,c. ba ntre
ii4 feler pabre @asa3jt, Der ii9 f4on fra~
Der bort (lS53) blamtrt bat, nt&t mieoerum
uernebmtn la6en. Ser 6umbu9 bes 3d.
pa33i 1T lAon au febr peraltet."
&1s 2E;seouFn perben traurtee Mtt'
tbetIun9~n Don ueberrefen bes lesttdbrtsen
ercben 8r~anbunslids eema9t. CIV wtrb
aus @eibttep benz neutrality-suspicious. IN
Green 8a9 bertGtet, bab man DOR &ur3em
nod eintss 2et9en pon ben Bel Dem Seuer TN
lebten 6erbf una8efommenen 9efunben bat.
Gs rparb am 6. ,. 81. bic 9etde Don Dan.
Me@reeor, frater Goneucteur Der @eibttso
Giienbabn, TN SluGe s%efunben. Man
wubte bisber ntat senau, auf wel4e @etie
Ct u%meefommen mar. gtntse t%ebau>teten.
er ist Don Der 8rude In ben Tlub 9efprun>
sen unb e%rtrunfen, wdb'enb anbere &rieper
puittip bebaupteten> er fet i'm &sfbaus Der
@omp1enie, 100 ct lp9trte, serbrannt. Da
In ben @utnen bieies @auies 3ruet sc1oene
r6ren, bic @errn Me@resor setSrt baben
io1ten, ~seiunben tpurben, 70 fanb tteie leg,
tere 8etauptune a1semetn @lauben. Am
lelbtsen Sage tpurten an Der Ste1e, no
frlber Elm Mubeneebdube bes Ysibttso So
tells tane, bic ueberrsfe BON jwet anoern
2ei&en s%cfunben.
Miluautee tat sesenmdrtia etne 8esOlfe<
runs Don 7l,440 Seelen, worpn 1861 IN
ben Ser. @taateu.ss3ur @elt tamen. @cn
ben lsbtersn finb 37,490 itrer 6autfarbe
mad meib, l67 farbts. Die tnbtaniite
STAGE lift NIT ! Grempfar pertrsten. Tis
3abl Der In Milwautee motnbaften Nue:da.
Der TT 33,773; tappn 1ummen aus Geutib
lamb 22,599. England 1,65, Srlane 1874
5Hpttlanp 423, Bales 242, Wro6hritaHier
(ntht nlter be3eihnet) 2, @elammt @rop.
~trttanten 5,s46, 9cnanb 693, llnsarn 43,
Stalien 10, 2uremburs 9, Merstp 4, Ncr.
wesen 523, @ortusal |, &ublane 20, Glib
amerita 8, @pantea l,@auseen &c. nmeia
BAG, Strict ], @efineten !, auf Der gee
sebpren 81, unbetannt 3.
Ser 0etreineuorratb In @t;caap Eager
bduiern unb Gleratcren tetrdst mad ben
amtltten @nsabsn 7.21s,72l Bufsel
barunter 1,224.237 guitel Dei3en, A..
869,6l0 Bulbel Mais, 9so,945 8ufba 81
fer, 192,0SS 8ulbsl @psesn uno 291,s41
Buffet @erfe. Mm 20 Mpri1 naren in beu
Camden unb @eebdfen 7,95S,269 Ru1pe1
Wet3en, 1866 24 8ulbel Mats, 4,S93,274
Buf9el Safer uno 1,272629 8ulpe1 OerRe
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-11

Sanferott IL bte u6ercu1es" Qe5enssert
Aerun5sseieQlbaft BON New gorf erfIdrt
wproen, ea fe niAt fInf Dollars int Ser
mDsen bate.
@alobranoe ridteten eprtse @ohe I'm
@taate Stem gorf srcbsn Shaoen an; ic
in Der @eseno Don &insfon. Mu4 witbe'
ten an Der @cnbcut Ssueso Babn emit
lang Btdnoe unb oiel 6pls unb Gilsnbatn'
ldws1sn finb 5sri0rt rcrben. gass TT feb,
trodsn xno eas Teuer erif NIT 9rpbe,
Sdneat9fett UNI fl9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-11
Smldnsii9e Na9ri9tea.
6 r9It@eS 3.
70

ISTTtctRll]
Die idbrliGe @oQecte fir ben b|.Vaz
ter miro, pie eewcbnt, in allen &tr@en
uno an auen Mi1Fons>S taticnen Der
Di53eie am yfn9aionnta9 uao an ben
,,nmittelbar tarauf folsenoet1 Spn1z
unb @tationStaeen fattfneen.
Muf @erorcnune ees 8if@ofs.
Spbn Srelanb,
Sefretdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-11
4eterS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Das sranten<G pm,nttte bes Ct. peters unterfasunss-
gereins POM 1. Mtpntag TIM Ytat bis gum 1. Npntae
TN Stunt betebt aus f~pleenben 5erren:
Sberer Dtfrtet: Rphlsr 6 aspar, Bellevue Spufe.
HrSblid Wi9.. 8. strase, amtiden @rdanee unb Sort.
unterer Dtfrttt: paulerfein Mpan. Sanfen
Sacrb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-11
SerlnEs bein, Gbicaaper
8rdu1e.

Der 8er'tt res Observation-Disclosures
81 Gbica9r rum lebten Sabre, bas ant 81.
Mdrs id!te5z, aiebt eine senaus @bftdBun9
Der @srluie BET sem erpben grante, am 8.
9. Sftcber 1871. IiesTeuer eatfanb, rad
Gorlhuns Der Yp1i .ettetDrbe, tinter benz
6plsaaa Der mrs. S'2earp, SO. 1876 Teap~
pen Strabe-bas usBte" 1T ni9t ausfnpig
3u MAIDEN, benn bic Geihthte Der teruam>
ten Sub, melGs bic Hobles,S eaampe umse,
foben taben ip1te, 9ebDrt tn bas 9teiA BET
Tabe1n.
Der Marihaa febt bic Dauer ber Teuers.
brunt auf % Stunoen an, bic Nn3abl Der
3ert 1rten@ebdube auf $4,000 unp ben@runb
unp Bpsen, wel&en ie bsbedten, ouf 1000
older.
Die @erlufe siebt er wte folet an:
an @ebduben.
We|Gaft5tbetl ........ ..........S 5 81 5,UUO
Gilenbabn = Depots unb 6anbels-
TANNER ....".....~.."..".... 100000
6oteIs 100000
$4,000
Yau> unb Yublitattpns = Gumpas.
MEN ....:... $3.50 0
Sefentlide @ebaube, 9tapt unb
Gounty..............-...... 3,384,ss0
Sdulen uno 8irhen.........~. 5,23S,760
Brtd> unp 5ul3- s5ubnbduler uup
tisiue Sc 9aftsplGge.."....... 8,8O8,422
So, coo, 600
8eptglt9eS @ieentbum.
@etre;te unb Meb1........-...$ 1882, 500
prooufte unb prOsiiuneu 2,28O,OOO
8auscI5 uno 8cblea..".. 1.44lO o
lrY @Soes 13,5UO,OOO
Sttefel S9ube uno Qeper"."..... 1,17o,OOO
Bu9er uno Yapier ..."...".-. 1,o45,OOO
@rrcer- unD Mpo!betsr>W aaren". 5,1S5,0W
Rieieer unb Vugwaareu......... 5,26O,OOO
Gll nmaareu $685.. .......-.. $4,000
iuuterisn. 2,900,0G0
6ute, Musen uno yelse...""-.. 1,O6O,OOU
yleb, Malhinen unb probutte.... 13,255.OUO
5tod5 uno 0eidlitsmobtltar ..." 26,575,0U0
MDbel.".....-.. ......"....... 41>OOO,OOO
Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Bibliotbefen uap @elp .."....... 7,71O.OOO
$685. $50, 500
6umma tes gerlul ies".."~."...$19U,5 SIG, 800
0erlbsruns i'm @an5en"".."".. 9O,OOO>COO
gerlut mad Mbsug ter gerFde>
$lOO, 526, 500
SIN Qaufe bieies Satres foasn mad Gem
gcranldlase tes 8auratbes ron gtieaso
S 4,422,854 3u8aujwedeu nsrtpentet tperten,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-11

gerlut mad MbSug her gert9e>
5UO
SIM Qaufe bteIes Satres fpasn mad tem
gcranldla9e tes 8auratbes ron Gttea9o
$$4,422,854 3usaujweden nerpenbet tpersen.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-12-06
Laeislature OF Georgia.

The following article we clip from that ex-
celent paper, the Macon Daily Enterprise;
The Legislature of this State will meet on
the first Wednesday in January. The Demo
Gratis are in the majority in both branches and
will as a consequence have the Organization in
their own hands The press of the State are
already canvassing the qualification of candi-
dates for various positions, and urging their IA
vorites upon the attention of members of the
Legislature. Qualifications being equal, all
have equal claims for consideration What is
wanted in each House is an impartial presiding
officer, who will respect the rights Of the mi
nority alike with those Of the majority, and
preserve in al! respects the dignity of his posi-
ton.
Such an officer we trust will be selected
This is of much more importance than as to
what portion of the State he may represent.
The Americas Repul lcan brings forward
Hon. w. Harris, of Worth, for President OF
the Senate, and Hon w. ID. Anderson of Cobb
for Speaker of the House. Of the former gen
tleman the Republican says: "His election
would insure faithful, prompt and efficient
presiding officer, and be compliment to, and
recognition of the Democracy of his Dis
trict and especially TO the Democracy of South
West Georgia, ever true and reliable under all
circumstances, who have never yet been hon
ored with State officer or presiding officer
of either House of the General Assembly, In
consideration of his worth as man, his high
character for integrity and honor. he is COM
mended to the Senators elect for the next pre-
siding officer of the Senate"
Of the latter the same paper holds the fol-
lowing language
"Hon. w. d. Anderson would come nearer
filling the position and giving general satisfac-
ton, than any other member. His long expe-
rience as legislator, his knowledge of parlia-
mentary law, his unswerving energy in bust
ness, his gsntemanly department and his pop
ulariry as a citizen, all render him a fit and
proper person for the high position"
This strong endorsement of the Republican,
and the well known qualifications of the gentle
men named, will insure proper consideration.
There is no man in this city stands higher in
the esteem and good opinion of the people than
Hon w. d. Anderson. As presiding officer,
he would give accomplishing satisfaction, His
eminent intellectual abilities, his sterling quail
ties of heart, coupled with his experience as
lawyer and Legislator, and his thorough famii-
arty with Parliamentary rules and usages, give
him the undisputed necessarily qualifications,
and places him foremost as the proper man for
the next Speaker of the House of Representa-
tatives.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-12-06
THE "HoUSEKEEPER" OF OUR
HEALTH

The liver 10 the great depurating or blood
cleansing organ of the system. Set the great
houskeeper Of our health at work, and the foul
cOrruptions which gender in the blood and rot
out, as ii were, the machinery 0: life, are grad
ually expelled from the system. For this pur-
pose Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is
pre-eminently the article needed. 1t cures every
kind of humor, from the worst scrofua to the
common pimple, blotclI or eruption. Great
eating ulcers kindly heal under its mighty cur
alive influence. lVirulent blood poisons that
Turk in the system, are by it robbed of their
terrors, and by psrseyering and somewhat pro
traeted use OF it, the most tainted systems may
be completely renovated and built up anew.
Enlarged glands, tumors and swellings dwin-
die away and disappear under the influence Of
this great resOivent 1t is cold by all druggists
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-12-06
ART DEPARTMENT.

Notwithstanding the increase in the price @
subscription last Fall, when THE ALDINE as
sumed its present noble proportions and repre-
sentative character, the edition 0sds more Map
doubled during the past year; providing tina
the American public appreciate, and will sup
port, a sincere effort in the cause of Art. Tn,
publishers, anxious to Justify the ready conf
dence thus demonstrated, have exerted them
selves to the utmost to develope and improve
the work and the plans for the coming year
as unfoded by the monthly issues, will astonish
and delight even the most sapguine friends Of
THE ALDINE.
The publishers are authorized to announce de
signs from many of the most eminent artists Of
America.
In addition, THE ALDINE will reproduce
examples of the best foreign masters, selected
with view to the highest artistic success an.
greatest general interest; avoiding such as have
become familiar, through photographs, or copes
of any kind.
The quarterly tinted plates, for 1873, will re
produce four of John S. Davis inimitable child
sketches appropriate to the four seasons, These
plates, appearing in the issues for Jan, April
July and Oct, would be alone worth the price
of years subscription.
The popular feature ola copously illustrated
Christmas" number will be continued.
To possess such valuable epitome ofthe art
world, at a cost so trfling, will command the
subscriptions of thousands in every section Of
the country but, as the usefulness and attrac-
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-12-06
MonstrositY.

Mr. N, F. Legg, of this county, left at this
office, last week, a curious monstrosity of the
chicken family, which exhibited Enthusiastically
a phenomena in nature, indicative of ''fowl
play" 1t had one head, one body, and four
legs The feet were in opposite directions and
its head protruded on one side, apparently as
if intended for "hande'-similar to that of a
four-egged skillet 1t was, unquestionably,
legitimate chicken, as Mr.. Legg will legally
certify. If these four-legged chickens, in de-
waiting from the rules of nature, could only
live, man would get the worth of his money,
when marketing. Just think-four "drum
sticks" to one chicken "Here, waiter, pass
this way again and help our plate to another
chicken leg"-could be voeferously uttered
without doing "mine host" an injustice.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-12-06
A Man of True Worth.

The mule, belonging to our esteemed citizen
carrier between this place and Canton, was at
tackled with the Epizoolic, and as there was
no available horses to hire, all being sick with
the same disease, Mr.. Groves, aged &c years,
took up the mail sack on his shoulder, and foot,
ed the distance, % miles, semweekly, thereby
keeping up uninterrupted communication with
this and that portion Of the world All honor
to the faithful old gentleman. Long may he
live, in the enjoyment Of health, to defy Epi-
zootic and put to shame horse flesh.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-12-06
MARIETTA MARKET.

MARIETTA, GA November 22th 1879.
COTTON comes in freely aud finds ready
sale in Marietta at full Market rates. About
rs bales sold on Wednesday last.
COTTON.-163 to 1T
GRAIN.-Wh eat, 100 10 l 20 Corn 5to 50
Oats Scots.
MEAL--75 to so
BACON.-Clear Sides lie. Shoulders 8
PORK.-7tcS
HAMS.-20 to 81 per pound
MOLASSES.--Cuba,p per gallon, hhds. 50 to
to Acc. New Orleans and Syrups, from 75c to
81,
TOBACCO-Lowg grades, Sound 90! to IS;
medium grades, 65 to 75c; fine grades rs to 81.
choice SIPS.
FLOUR. 81 90 to $11.00
SUGAR-Crushed and graduated per h.
16 to 18c Hard A. Is b 10, c. 14c,
ME.-GeOrgia, so to 60c per bushel Hy-
draulic Cement So,
LARD. In bbls 124 in kegs aud cans IA
to 14c
LEATHER.-WhiteO Oak Sole; per ID 40 to
SOC hemloc1 sole 81 to 80 upper per dozen
$50 to SOS harness leather per ID. 40 to 48c
S.-Irish-CCnntry 81 per blr.
Western S. to Sc.
SWEET POTATOES.-60 too
SALT. Liverpool $3.50; Virginia $40
BUTTER 80 to 35c for good; Chickens 20 to
25c.
EGGS-18 to 90.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-12-06
Special Notices.


Since the exposure of the attempts made by
certain INSCRIPTIONS local dealers, to palm off
coarse astrngents, made from cheapand impure
materials, in the place of the great national
tonic, Hosetters Stomach Bitters public
opinion has set strongly against these empires
and their preparations. Their occupation is
gone, or soon will be. When the light is let
into deception it soon willis down. Persons
who trihe with tlter own health, by using un
known preparations with no guarantee to sus-
ain them, when an established specific. proven
by twenty years experience to be exactly what
is is claimed to be, is within their reach, are
sure to repent their temerity. Many have done
to in this instance, but it is hoped that the truth
plainly spoken has arrested the evil In the
meantime the demand for the leading protective
and restorative medicine of America was never
so great as it has been this season. From the
fever and ague districts of the west, south west
and south, it is literally overwhelming, and it
may be said OF the advices from all parts of the
country of the cures it is effecting in dyspepsia
bilious complaints, and chronic constipation,
that their name is legion" Everywhere the
sick and feeble seem to have realized the impor-
lance of "hoding fast that which is good, aud
ofavoiding what is spurious and dangerous.
The numerous "Bitters," under various names
which meTcenary dealears endeavor to substi-
tute Tor Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, should be
avoided, for their own sakes, by the sick and
the public at large. Hostetter's Biters are pro
durable in bottles only and never sold in bulk.