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Cherokee Georgia Nursery.
ACWORTH, GEO.

ACWORTH, GEO.
The subscriber has permanently located at
Aeworth. Geo, and has established Nursery
embracing every variety OF
FRUIT TREES,
Vines. Deciduous Trees, Evergreens, Flower
ing Plants, Hedge Plants, embracing the most
approved varieties aud suited TO, and reliable
in our climate. He can safely recommend any
thing he SELLS Prices moderate. Eight well
Rooted Grape Vines, and full instructions to
keep grapes from rotting, sent for one dollar.
Orders may be left with VIM. +. Groves, ESQ.,,
Marietta. Apply for further particulars to
L. s. COBB,
AcwOrth, Cobb Co., Geo.
June 2Ist., 1S72-ly.
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Mornings and evenings are cool
and bracing.
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70 A good Yoke of Oxen and wagon may be
bought or had in exchange for good Mich
Cow and farm produce by applying at this Of
fee.
s az - 1850
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REMARKABLE CURE
OF
SCHoFUhA, HtC.
CASE OF COL. J. G. BRANSON.

KINGSTON, GA, Sept Is, 1871.
Mr. j. s. Pcmberton
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 Stllingia. For sixteen
years have been great sufferer from Scrofula
in its most distressing forms. have been col
fined to my rsOm and bed for fifteen years with
scrofulous 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 edies for such cases had been used,
and the most eminent physicians consulted,
without any decided benefit. Thus Frustrated,
distressed, Responding, | was advised by DIR.
Aver, of Floyd County, Ga, to commence the
use OF your Compound Extract Stillingia.
Language is as insufficient to describe the re-
lief obtained from the use of the StilliDgia, as
it is to convey an adequate idea Of the intensity
of my suffering before using your medicine !;
sufficient TO say, / abandoned all other rene
dies and continued the use of your Extract OF
Stillingia, until can say truly. Il am cured Of
all pain" of all disease, with nothing to obstruct
the active pursuit of my profession. More than
eight months have elapsed since this remarka-
Bile cure, without any return OF the disease
For the truth of the above statement | refer
to any gentleman in Barlow County, Ga, and
to the members of the bar of Cherokee Circuit,
who are acquainted with me- l shall ever re-
main, sir, with the deepest gratitude.
Your obedient servant,
&c. BBANSON,
Attorney. at Law.
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JOHN TrMMoNs, Aged 81.
CHEROKEE County, Georgia.

do hereby certify, that was badly afflicted
with Dropsy.-In the month of June, 1870,
sent for Dir. Jesse Green, he came and treated
my case under his new plan. In the course of
ten days the swelling all left me and has not re-
turned since. feel entirely free from Dropsy.
do believe his new plan OF treatment in the
cure Of Dropsy, may be safely relied on il close
ly adhered TO. Given under my hand, April,
2, 1872
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-. . 5;ngham's Dye.
For sale by WIN. ROOT,
Fl. NJ. HAMMETT & CO..
Marietta, Georgia.


For Sa1es-A TIN HoRSE
POWER HoADLEY ENGINE, good as new, with
all fixtures for Sash Saw-Lathe Machine, &c.
These Engines are the best made and can be
safely worked much beyond their rated power.
This one adapted to propelling any kind Of Ma
chinery-can be seen in operation at the Two
Nile Branch, Powder Spring Road, South sf
Marietta.
Will be sold on good terms-fOr ons-thira
Cash--balance with approved security. Or
exchanged for lands or City property. Apply
al this O6iCe.
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Weather.

90 AL TT Z M $ :
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is THE BEST IN
THE WORLD.
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Business Cards.
DIR. JESSE GREEN
OF CHEROKEE
UPON DRoPsy.
or CHEROKEE

W HAVE recently made valuable discovery
n upon the cure Of Dropsy, outside of all
Medical Books, and published opinions what
ever ! have good reason to believe, that my new
plan of treatment on Dropsy, if taken in time,
may be safely relied ON as cure for that dread
full disease, and by the solicitation Of many
friends, now invite all who may be afflicted
with that dreadful disease, who may think pro.
per, to give me call. They will be required
to stay with me or near me, eight or ten days
and they had better bring nurse with them az
my course Of treatment is rough and purgative.
think will give general satisfaction. My
.erms ia low, for cash only
When the efficacy Of my medicine is more
fully known, will at some future day make
known to the world the secrect of my compost
ton upon the cure Of Dropsy.
My residence is ten miles above Canton, on
the River. 40 not want any patient who has
been driven to the necessity Of being tapped
will now offer few certificates in support of
the effieasy of my treatment.
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CnERKoEE County. Georgia.

do certify, that have been badly afflicted
with Dropsy. In September last, / called on
DR.. Green, he treated my case, under hia new
plan In the course of ten days the swelling all
left me- and has never returned. have no smyp
toms of Dropsy. do honestly believe that his
new plan of treatment will cure all cases, If TAX
en- in time Given under my hand, this April
3, 1872.
TYREL KING, Aged g.
STATE OF GEORGIA.,
Cherokee County. !
do hereby certify, that am well acquainted
with Tyre King, whose name is TO the above
certifcate---he stands as fair, for truth, as any
man in my District Given under my hand,
April 4th., 1872,
Il. w. CoREELISON,
Notary Public ex-oficiO, Justice Peace.
Georgia Cherokee County.
I,W.R. d. Moss, Ordinary, in aud for said
County, do certify that | am personally ae'
ouainted with DR.. jesse Green and John Tim
mons, Daniel +. jackson and NJ. A. Keith, all
who. have no hesitency in saying, are men
of standing, and for truth, and veracity are en-
titled to full credit.
Given under my hand and seal Of stfice at
Canton. Ga, May 9Th, 1872.
w. X. d. MOSS, Ordinary.
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OF the day-Paper, Pens, Ink, Pencils, Go.
Call and see us. We will sell you good
right for the cash.
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{ lie se(arietta 9ournal.


Marietta. Georgia, August 9, 1872
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H. NJ. HAMMETT & co.
Feb. lst, 1872.
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5 c. O OIL 90 X s
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Fine Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
And in the Book line we have most all Of the
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Patent or Proprietary: Medicines Of the Day.
PAINTS Of all Descriptions
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North Carolina, in the August
State election of 1868, went booming
for Grant by $4,000 majority, but
now the GRANTEES are firing guns
over less than 1900. Their ratio
of loss in North Carolina will be ia
tai to Grant in the general election.
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In their line, which they propose Is
Sell for Cash as Cheap as Atlanta
Drugs and Medicines

We have 8 good Inns OF
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CALDWELL, Lake George, N. Y, Aug. 9.-The
president and party arrived at Lake George last
night. He was received by salute of thirty
SIX guns.
GLENs FALLS, N. Y, Aug. 9.-Pre sident
Grant and party reached here this morning.
The village authorities and a large concourSe of
people escorted them to the Rockwell house,
where Colonel Cunningham made brief ad-
dress of welcome, to which the president replied
A salute of one hundred guns was fired, and
the principal buildings were decorated with
flags. The village bells were rung and the
streets thronged with people. All parties Joined
in the ovation. The president and General
Sheridan received the citizens for more than an
hour in the hotel parlors, while Mrs. Grant re-
ceiYed the ladies in the reception rooms. Hun.
dreds of people were received and after dinner the
party were escorted to the depot and chccrcd as
the train left. They took the steamer at Albany
tonight for New York.
ALBANY, N. Y, Aug 9.-PresidentS Grant
reached here from Saratoga at about $3.50 this
evening. He was met by a large concourse OF
citizens who gave him welcome TO the city with
hearty cheers. procession was then formed
which, preceded by band of music, escorted
him to the New York boat On reaching the
steamboat landing, a considerable number oil
citizens were there, awaiting him. Here the
president again met with an enthusiastic re-
ception. After he had got on board the boat, he
was called for so loudly and perss tently that
he came forward to the guards of the upper
deck and briefly returned thanks for his re-
ception. At CahOes, ten thousand people greeted
the president
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TRorTING AT THE DRIVING PARE.-The en-
tertainment offered by the managers Of the
Worcester park association as the Agricultural
ground this afternoon, bids fair TO cSeel any oil
the previous exhibitions of speed given under
the auspices of the association. The running race,
which was announced yesterday morning, has
been given up, as theeontestanlS in the previous
dashes are either out of the city, or out Of condi-
ton. trotting match has been substituted
which will prove equal in attraction.
Several horses of acknowledged reputa-
ton as to speed which have not app
oeared upon the track this season, will
de entered; and as the races are merely
friendly contests, there will be none of the jock
eying and trickery which often mars the pleas
ute of spectators at exhibitions of this sort.
We admission fee is eyed at the small sum of
TWEEN, v-ive cents, and it is safe to say that any
nerson >Sbo attends, and does not feel satisfied
that he ha9 received the full value of his money,
is hard to please,
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+--
Sunday Notices.

A. NJ. E. Church. Temperance hall: The Rev. p.
L. Stanford will hold his first quarterly meeting
Sunday, the 18th. Love feast in the morning at ga
attend. Preaching at IL A. NJ. by the pastor; at
and ~ p. NJ. by the Rev. j. T. Hysett of New Bed
ford, Mass.
Church of the UNITY: Rev. Frederick Frothing-
ham of Buffalo, N Y, will preach morning and
evening.
Rev. A. 8. Earle will supply the pulpit at the
Pleasant street Baptist church tomorrow morning
afternoon and evening.
Union Church, Rev z. Eddy, d. d. of Chelsea
will preach at l01E A. M and TX Pm.
Trinity Church: Preaching at 101S by Rev g. N
Smith, Sabbath school at noon. Prayer meeting
in the evening.
Old South: Rev. b. Snow of Portland, Me ,
will preach in the morning Sabbath school con-
cert at az p. ii.
Rev. A. Fairhurst will preach in the chapel on
Thomas street tomorrow morning and evening.
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New York.



The German saloon keepers yesterday, at 8
meeting, appointed committee to wait on the
excise commissioners TO have lager beer except
ed from tho operations of the Sunday law. Or
CARNATIONS will be formed throughout the city
for this purpose.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There were three cases of sunstroke yesterday,
one Of which proved fatal.
Recently a number of heavy robberies have
been committed in Greenwich, Stamford, Nor
walk and other placeg along Long Island sound.
Detectives are now working up cases, and il is
alleged that suspicion points to the crew of the
United States steamer engaged In the coast sur
yey as the perpetrators of these rObberics.
Yesterday the dwelling and barn ut West
Farms, owned by Thomas A.Vyse, were burned.
Loss SIS, 900, fully insured,
Stanley, in letter 10 the Herald, accuses DR..
Kirk Of gross neglect in providing DIR. Living
stone with stores.
Oswald Camman of Camman 4 Co., bankers,
died today.
The owner of Jim Irving, who won the 2:8i
pursa vt Buffalo, issues a challenge for two
races, mils heats and two-mile heats, each for
$4,000 a side.
The new shipping system works well, not
withstanding the opposition Of shippers, and 1t
IL believed that it will prove a complete Gucr
cess
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Arrest Of an Escaped Prison Convict.

LOWELL, Aug. 9.-Polce officer Bradley ar
rested, this morning, Nathaniel Jones on Front
street. Jones escaped from the state about
three years since, where he had been confined
for four years. He was sentenced for six years
on two indictments for larcenies from the Low
ell bleachery, where he was employed as a
blacksmith. He is about SO years old and has
a wife in this city, and Of late has made several
quiet visits from New York, where he has been
stopping.
When he escaped, the night before he hung a
crooked gaspipe over the wall to mslead, and
secreted himself in the attic of the workshop
until the next night when, after the excitement
was over, he made his escape. He had an idea
that his sentence would have been outlawed by
this time. He says that he came from New
York yesterday, but a horse and buggy in his
possession leads to some doubt.
The team was taken this morning to the resi-
dence of Samuel Mott where a recent heavy
robbery was effected and the neighbors recog-
nzed ii as the same team that stood before the
house, and there is but little doubt of his con-
nection with the robbery. He was taken to
CharlestOWn this morning
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The Buffalo Races.
Two Valuable Horses Drop Dead on the
Trach-Lucy Beats Goldsmith Maid,
Making her Willie in ? IL Ia.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 9.-The attendance at
the races to-day increased to IS 900. The weather
was fine and the track in good condition. In
the first race, for 2:25 horses, Rosalind burst a
blood vessel while scoring for the start, and in
the first heat James II. Burke, who was ahead,
dropped dead of heart disease on entering the
homestretch. The race was won by Judge Full
lertOn in three straight heats, beating Lulu,
Derby, Nonesuch and Triumph in about the or
der named: time, 2:25, 2:24s and 2:25. The
great race of the day, free for all, was called at
4.10 Eutries-Lucy, American Girl, Goldsmith
Maid and Henry. Goldsmith Maid sold in
the pools at 100 to % against the field.
Before reaching the first turn in the
first heat Goldsmith Maid skipped, and Ameri-
can Girl shot ahead and kept the lead TO
the half post when she was Overhauled by Lucy,
who won the heat by length, Maid second and
Girl third. The second heat proved highly eX-
citing, and completely changed the current of
public opinion. The horses started after con-
siderable scoring, the Maid as ain leading, but
breaking badly. American Girl got the ad-
vantage and kept the same, beng hotly pressed
in the home stretch by Lucy and Goldsmith
Maid, and coming in by half head, winning
the heat in 2:174. In the third heat the Maid
again took the lead After the usual breaking
by all and much fuctuatng in position, the
heat was given TO Lucy.
On the fourth heat being called, dead silence
prevailed as the horses came into position and
got the word. Henry leading, closely followed
by the other three to the quarter, when a hot
contest occurred between the Girl Maid, and
Lucy, to the hOme-sretch, when the Girl skipped
and Lucy and the Maid shot a length ahead,
Lucy winning the heat by Il head ,lAlad second,
Girl third and Henry fourth.
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THE STEAMER
HELEN AUGUSTA

viii make daily excursions, weather permitting be-
tween Falmouth Heights and Oak Bluffs, commencing
July 25h, and continuing until Sept lst excepting July
9th and 3lst.
Leave Oak Bluffs for Falmouth Heights at $50 A. NJ
and2P.M. Returning, leave Falmouth Heights for Oak
Bluffs at 9.l5 A. NJ and 3 PM
The above steamer will make or more excursions
during the season, of which due notice will be given to
Gay Head. Leaving Oak Bluffs at $50 A. NJ, Falmouth
Heights at 9l5, and returning by same route
The new railroad from Monument to the Heights now
completed, enables parties starting at g25 A. NJ from
Worcester, via birmingham, to reach the Heights at
2O P. NJ without change of cars, and tickets so and
RETURN for sale at The store of f. A. Clapp and
at the Depots, at 1855.
Beside the many cottages already built and in process
OF erection by private individuals the corporation under
whose management these Heights have success
fully developed, erecting several fine Cottages, and
Store, Laundry Billiard Hall and Bowling Alley and no
pains or expense will he spared TO render this desirable
place TO spend the sultry months of summer
The Lots, averaging in size 50 Is feet are sold al the
extremely low price of $3.50 per lot
GOTTA GES
completely furnished for housekeeping are for sale or to
let by the day season, by the FALMOUTH HEIGHTS
LAND AND WHARF COMPANY Office at 424 Main
ST., Worcester, Mass. dtf el4
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publican and labor reform elements were well
represented.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. David
Manning, and an organization was effected by
the choice of DIR. F. H. Kelley as chairman, and
Mr.. d. Manning, Jr., as secretary. DIR. Kelley
on taking the chair briefly addressed the meet
ing, declaring himself in full sympathy with the
movement. He said that in this city the party
machinery had been controlled by 4 very few
men, and all the business of primary meetings
had been cut and dried previous TO the time of
meeting. He thought the time had come when
the rank aud file Of the party should have indie
pendent opinions and give expression TO them,
and that the republicans north should extend a
friendly hand over the buried chasm to our
brethren in the south.
A committee Of five were appointed to nomi-
nate twelve gentlemen to report plan of or
ganization for the formation of a campaign
club. The committee appointed the following
list, which was unanimously adopted: DIR. F..
II. Kelley, W. II. Earle, b. w. Potter, George
+. Very, Gideon Harris, II. L. Parker, Nj. j.
McCafferty, A. S. Newton, L. S. Stone, Daniel
McNaughton, d. A. Hawkins, S. d. Pourtelot.
The committee were empowered TO fill vacan-
cies and add 10 their number, if deemed expe-
dent.
During the evening speeches were made by
B. w. Potter, W. II. Earle, DR.. Bishop, David
Manning DR.. O. Martin, and others. The
speeches were mostly made up of criticisms of
Gen. Grants personal character and admins
tration, while very little was said regarding Mr..
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GENEVA, Aug. 9.-Wm. NJ Evarts goes TO
Paris to-day. but will return before the reas-
sembling of the court of arbitration Wednesday
next. Caleb Cushing and Mr.. Waite will visit
ChamOunix during the adjournment of the
court. 1t is supposed that the American repre-
sentatves have completed their case, and that
the English agent and counsel are employing
themselves during the recess in preparing their
reply thereto.
GENEVA, Aug. 9.-The arbitrators, counsel
and other gentlemen connected with the tri-
bunal dined together at the Hotel DIES Bergers,
to-day. Covers were laid Tor forty guests.
Bancroft Davis was not present. The affair
WIS entirely Informal.
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Abbreviated Di.po,cbcs.

TIC jersey CITY mnddIe continues
The Mace and O'Baldwn fight comes of
next Thursday, at some place in Virginia.
Base bail at New York; Eckfords Of BROOKLYN
defeated Baltimore club; Baltimore /, EckCords
10.
A Washington dispatch says that there will be
no more negotiations of the new loan until after
the presidential election.
a Peoria dispatch says that two men have
been arrested on suspicion of being connected
with the murder Of Mrs. Matthews, near Yates
City, ILL.,, on Monday last. The excitement in
the peigh borhood Is upahsted,
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ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 9. The Evening Jour
nal of to-day publishes long letter from Hon.
Andrew ID. White, who was one of the San Do
mingo commissioners, denying Senator Sum-
ner's statements concerning the ill-treatment of
Frederick Douglass,
Mr.. White goes on to show that Douglass was
well provided for on the steamer, and was treat
cd in all respects as well as the best during the
stay of the commissioners at the San Dominican
capital, Douglass lived at their house and sat
at their table. After landing at Charleston this
treatment continued. When they were embarked
upon the Potomac steamer, the commissioners
having seated themselves at the public table,
found that Douglass was not with them. On
inquiry, they learned he had been refused adj
mittance to the dining room on account Of
color. Having demonstrated against this in
vain, the commissioners and all Immediately
connected with them lett the table. On arriv-
ing in Washington both Douglass and Sige
left for their homes, their duties having
ended. 1t was then that the commission
were invited to dine with the president, and
had Douglass and Sigel been in the city, Mr..
White has no doubt they would have been in
cluded in the invitation. Mr.. White expresses
great surprise that Sumner should have per-
Yerted the facts in the case, as he thinks, SO
ppQsglV.
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J.W Forney Is announced to 90 to the Pacific
coast to be absent two months.
The board of trustees Of Syracuse university
have elected as its president Alexander Win
chell, LII. D., now professor in the university of
Michigan. His acceptance is assured.
Jacob X. Eckleldt, aged 10, chief assayer ia
the United States mint for the past 40 years,
died yesterday. He was n son Of Adam Eek
feldt, who was app )intcd chief coiner Of the
mint by President Washin gton in 1874,
Hon Joseph Mayo died in Richmond yester-
day morning, aged N years lie was author of
legal work known as "'rhe Mayors Guide"
All the Oity offices will be closed this afternoon
out OF respect.
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Foreign News.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 9.-fhe house of commons
last night resumed the debate, on the motion OF
Mr. BUT, for the removal of Justice KeOgh from
the bench for his decision In the Galway cleo
ton case. The most prominent Irish members
strongly denounced the course Of Justice Keogh
which was approved by the government. The
debate was excited, and did not conclude until
4 O'Clock this morning, when Il division of the
house was taken, and the government was sus
tanned by 100 majority,
The royal yacht squadron regatta, which COM
menced on the 9th, will terminate tomorrow,
The match for the challenge cup will he sailed
to-day The American yacht sapph0 entered
for this race, but there II some doubt expressed
as TO her starting,
a council was held at Windsor castle, to-day,
when draft Of the royal speech to be delivered
at the propagation Of parliament was submitted
to the queen for her approval. The queen will
not be present in person TO close the session to-
morrow, and the speech will be read by the
commission.
DUBLIN, Aug. 9,-lhe new docks at Belfast
were opened to-day with appropriate ceremonies
One of the docks was named Duherin, IN hluOr
Of the present governor general of Canada.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Aug. 9.-King Amadeus has signed
decree providing for the gradual abolition
of slavery il the colonies Of Cuba and Porto
Rico,