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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-07-05
MlL1rN, BURKE COUNTY, Ga, Oct. %, 1869.

NAALAsi-ENl A'tiNaAAs ~ - N-N'' 800 ~
Dr. Wm. II. Tut:
Sir-We have been engaged for some time in
selling your preparations and it affords MS
PLEASURE to say that in every instance they have
given perfect satisfaction. We can more par
tieulariy speak of your Sarsaprila and Queens
Delight, Liver Pills aud Pain Alleviator, as be
ing all they are represented 10 be, having used
them in our own families with marked success;
and would advise every family to keep a sup
ply on hand, as they may be the means Of saw
ing many dollars in doctors bills, and slI9yia'
ting much pain and suffering.
Very truly yours,
GRAN 4 nANIFI
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ri . T + 9 e

To parties ia search og home, very eligi-
BILE residence, in complete order with handsome
grounds and fine fruit and vegetable garden
attached. For further particulars apply to Mrs
Freeman, on Lawrence street, near the Park.
April, 26th.--4t
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For Ordinary.

We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
GEORGE N. LACY as Candidate for Ordi-
nary of Cobb County at the ensuing election
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GEORGIA PAULDNG COUNTY:
Pauiding Sheriff Sale:

VIII be sold before the Court house door II
the Town Of Dallas Paulding County Georgis
on the first Tuesday in July within Tue lega!
hours ofsale the following propGty to-wit Lo!
No 337. 18Th district and 3lhectisn. to satisfy
a fifa issnsj from ,pauldng Superior Court IN
favor Of Benjamin tfSrandevs L. b. York
May 29th, 1872
WIN AcGREGoR, sheriff.
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A desire to say things which no
one ever said, makes some people
say things which nobody ought to
say.
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THE GEORGIA TONIC AND

STOMACH BITTERS, the greatest
medicine of the day for Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sour Stom-
ach, Fatigue, Great Weakness, ner.
vous excitement, sick headache and
mental dependency,
Prepared and sold by
II. M. HAMMETT Il co.
Druggists,
Marietta, Ga.
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Hot Campaign paper-the MARI
ETA JOURNAL, from June till 10th,
of November for Fifty Cents.
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Guprgia Cherokee County f.;

printers Fee S3)
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General Advertisements.
TATTsoR

Returns thanks to the citizens Of Marietta
and surrounding counties for the liberal patron
age he has received, Aud desires 10 inform
them that he is better prepared than ever to
carry on the tailoring business in all its bran
ches prices reduced to suit the times" Suit
cut and made for S. 90 and upwards Coats cut
for 50cts.. Pants and vest 25cts. each.
May 3rd 1872.
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Georgia Cherokee County

i, J.. Mason having applied 10 me for Letters
Of Administration on the Estate Of Lazarus At
kinsou late Of the State Of Alabama, dee d.
This is therefore 10 cite all and singular the
creditors aud next Of kin of said decd, TO show
cause if any they can, why letters Of Admins
tration should not be granted to said +. / Ma,
son, on said Lazarus Athinsone Estate. This
July LIST 1874.
". r. D. MOSS, ord'y,
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Georgia Cobb Conntv !:

OeorSla Todd county
Whereas " ". jelly Administrator Of the
estate of II c Castleberry applies to me for
leave to sril all the Lands of said estate. this is
thS retore to cieallfand singular parties ineres-
ted TO show cause if any they can why leave 10
sell should not be granted TO the said w w
Jolly on the first Monday in August next as by
law In such cases made and provided.
C.J. SHEPARD. Ordinary.
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Midsummer Maladies.

The hot solar rays that iipen the harvests
generate many distressing diseases. II the Inv
err be at all predsposed TO irregularities, this Is
the seas0n IN which bilious attacks may be an
tic,n.tad. A weak stomach, too, is weakest IN
the summer months. and the loss OF vitality
through the pores by excessive perspiratlon IS
SO great, that G wholesome tonic, combining
also the properties OF q dliiusiye stlmuani and
gentle exhilarant, is in many cases necessary to
health. and under no circumstances should be
dispensed with by the sckly aud debllitated.
of all the PREPARATIONS intended thus to refresh,
sustain. and fortify the human frame there is
none that will compare with Hostelter's Cer-
bTatea Stomach Bitters, They have been
weighed IN the balance Of experience and not
found wanting; have been recommended from
the first as a great medicinal specific, not as
a beverage. and in spite ofinterrested opposition
from innumerabie quarters, stand, after a lwen-
ty wears trial. at the head Of all proprietary
medicines intended for the prevention and cure
of all ordinary complaints CT the stomach the
liver. the bowels, and the nerves. In the uu-
healthy DISTRICTS bordering The greet rivers OF
California. Hostetters Stomach Bltters may be
classed as the standard one for every species OF
intermittent fever The people who inhablt
those districts, place the mostimptclt confidence
in the preparation-a confidence that Is lncreas-
ed every year by the results of It's operation.
As bitters. so called, of The most pernieious
character, are springing up like fungi on every
side. the public is hereby torewarned against
the dram-shop frauds Ask for Hostetter :
Biters. see that the label, etc, are correct, and
remember that the genuine article is never sold
in bulk. but in bottles only.
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Dancing Glass.

PROF NICHOLS will commence classes in
Dancing at Nichols Hsll on Friday July 18th
Day Glasses at T NJ Night class nj p NJ
on Friday and on Saturday morning at 10 A. NJ.
For terms &e., apply at the residence of Prof
\. or ~ the Hall on days Of Tuition.
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William Hogan applies to me for letter. ~
Guardianship of the p9ssen and propay ~ Of
Rachel 5. Thompsea. minor Orphan Ct HUGH
Thompson deeyAsed. This is therefor n ciye
all persons concerned to file their v ,ections Il
anY they have within the tins p rescribed h.,
law aud show cause if they caA why letters Of
Guardianship should not be granted to said
VIM. Hogan, oa the person NJ d property Of said
Minor. May 29h, 1872,
W, IL. D., MOSS, Ordinary.
Printers Foo Ar
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Georgia Cobb County;

printers Fees
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printers Fec So
Georgia, Cobb County
Georgia Cherokee County {.

g 1o5tph A. Me tatee appli~ for Letters OF
T Tb"mas I on the rers@r. and property of
lhampson Vest rocks .c:J.
ihis Is tor .te all persons concerned to file
, .ne.t O'9" .tions If any they have within the
NM NM y" scribed by law why the said Joseph N.
Ne Ne ZEE should not be appointed said minors
lardian May 29th, 1872.
w. r. y. MOSS, Ordy.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY ::

Whereas W NJ. & B n. Gillstrap Executors
of VIM. Gillstrap decd, represents TO the Court
that their Testator (who in his lifetime was the
Guardian of the Orphans of Reuben Mayfield)
had before his death fully disposed Of said trust.
This is therefore to cite ali persons concerned,
to file their objections, il any they have why
said parties as Executors of said VIM. Gillstrap
should not be discharged frsm the trust afore
said on the lst Monday in September next May
:31st 1872 w. K. ID. MOSS Ord'y.
printers Fee So
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4 Wool Carding machine in good order ana
ready for work A part of the Clothing Lew:
Can Card 1Q0lb per day. The Breaker and
Finisher seperate. Any person wanting a
Carding Machine can get bargain by apply
ing at this Office
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NOTICE.
CIRCULAR

iCLRCULAR)
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
Assessors Office, 4th. District Ga.
june 18th, 1o72-
By Act Of Congress approved June 9Th 1872.
the sale Of Leaf Tobacco is virtually prohibited
hy requiring special tax (license) Of $4,000.
Those who have heretofore been assessed I'M
der the old law, will be required to pay the
snecjal tax tS250O) and, after July 1st can
make np their claims for reminding $50. g.
Ifthey have any leaf tobacco on hand al that
date they can only sell 10 manufactures OF Gig
avs or tobacco or use il themselves,
W. i. WHITMORE,
Special Asst. Assn.
june 2Isi iS72
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City Beef Market.
WEsr SIDE OF PUBLIC sQUARE.

" Ls5 otIJl- Ut UL11AO u UT
THE subscriber has opene,l a Market for Ike
sale OF Fresh Meats-P0rk, Beet. Mutton, sc,
and asks for liberal share of patronage Call
and see Tor yourselves and satisfactory viii De-
given Fair prices paid for Beeyes sheep ana
Hogs
janI3-iy K, ". SHCGAh4'
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Cobb Sheriff Sale.
Georgia Cobb County

WIN be sold before the Court House door in
the City Of Marietta County and State aforesaid,
during the legal hours Of Sale on first Tuesday
in August next the following prGpel:g to.wit A
certain tract or parcel Of land in the Village Of
Smpna, Cobb Co. Ga. fronting "a feet on Main
Street, near Smyrna depot, and running back
80 feet in the rear and situated between lands of
A. A. White and Wade White. Levied on to
satisfy Two fitas in favor Of Robert Lemon, VS..
A. 7. Thompson, Bell and MeAsee, 70, A. z.
Thompson ia the right Of his wife, issued from
the Justices Court Of the 992d Dist. G. NJ.
Property pointed ont by plaintiff. Levy made
July Bird 1872, -
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JOHN &. 5000 MN,
q torn 9y at Law,
ATLANTA, GA
ATLANTA, GA

WILL practice in all the Courts Of Fulton,
Cobb. Clayton and DelAalb Counties, All bust
ness promptly attended 10. Special attention
given to collections Office on Whitehall, St.,
over Dodds corner
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georgia therokee N'-dnty:
ordiuary's Office June 2lst 1872.
Martha I. Dn.ln, wife of John Dunn applies
tor eXempn"h Of peronslty and valuation Of
Homestead and l will pass upon the same at
10 o'r,ock A. 81. on the 10th day OF July 1872
a. my Office in Canton Ga
w r. D. MOSS, Ordy
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1872-07-05

UUUI Fst0S NIVOO N|'FNHIH0
Whereas Farthenia A. Perry applies TO me
for Letters Of Administration on tc Estate of A
X. Perry late of said County, deceased, this is
therefore to cite all and singular those Concern
ed 10 show cause if any they eau why Letter.
OF administration should not be grated 10 he
said Parthenia A. Perry ontae FIRST Monday in
August next 81 by Law in SUCH cases made ar,
required. ...---.
G. J SHEPARD. oraY
June 29th. 1872.
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A single county in California has
1000 acres of wheat.
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CHEROKEE COUNTY

GEORGIA CHEROKEE COUNTY:
To all whom il may concern: Elias eagle
having applied TO me for Letters of Admjnjst.a
ton on the Estate of John C9gS., Geo&t. This is
therefore to cite Ill aa1 angular the creditors
and mex. Grkin, 10 show cause if any they can
WHY Letters Of Administration should not be
granted to Elias eagle ON said Estate. May 3lst
1872. w. r. d. MOSS Ord'g.
Printers Fee So
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GEnRGIA rtnBR CorNTY

WE~IEY PRETTYMAN P. NJ
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Thirty days after date application will be
made to the Honorable Court Ordinary Of at,d
County tor leave to sell the LGGdq pe,bnging TO
1872 80" J. A. FOWLER, Admir-.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-10-17

A HINT FOR BoREs.-Some time ago there
lived q gentleman of indolent habits in Sussex
who made business, in the winter season, Of
visiting his friends extensively. After wearing
ont his welcome in his own immediate vicinity
last winter, heIthough he would visit IAN ;old
Quaker friend, some twenty miles distant, who
had been school-fellow. of his. On his arrival
he was cordially received by the Quaker, he
thinking his visitor had taken much pains to
come 80. far to see him. He treated his friend
with great attention and politeness for several
days, and as he did not see any signs of his
leaving, he became uneasy, but he bore at with
patience till the morning Of, the eighth day,
when he said 10 him.
"My friend, am afraid thee will never visit
me again."
"Oh, .Ees,. Ishallgp sale, the visitor; "I have
enjoyed my visit very much; Z shall certainly
come 5again.nlhT 20 1oYi7Te1
"Nay," said the Quaker, IT think thee will
not visit me again." S'aI % no
"What makes you think will not come
again p, asked the visitor
eff thee does,neser leave" said the Quaker,
Chow canst thee come again ?"
His visitor left. = - ;.-..,...9,... 7ivz
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-10-17

INEBn1ArE CUREs.-The Pennsylvania San
atarium, or Asylum for Inebriates, has been in
operation five years, and during that time has
had under its care 275 persons addicted to in
toxication either by alcohol or opium. One
hundred and twenty-siS of these have been cit
izensfof Philadelphia, ard 4 : statement Of re-
sobliety so for four years, eleven for three years
ten fer-twoy years; eleven yfor Eone; year, and
eighteen for less than one year tits proper to
observe, however. that four of the whole num-
ber have died. since they left the institution,
three of.consumpt ption. and one of fever. fthe
per, eentage, of recoyeries in cases not belong
ing to Philadelphia the directors say they can
not speak with the same accuracy, from the
fact chat they, have not the same means Of fol-
lowing them Up and knowing their history ;
but satisfactory reports are received from many.
EadIif The shesas Of such insti ntons were
less, tie rescue Of only few from the fate
which, oyertakes the victim Of chabitual intoxi-
cation would deserve the generous sympathy OF
the community. booo ~ 80 Fl = ~.
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AS EPISODE OF THE LATE WAR.-The
Cleveland PsmndeGser furnishes the following
story. .eEhe familiar sphorism that truth is
stranger than fiction receives q fresh verifca-
ton almost daily. Our neighboring city of
Tiffin is just now deeply interested in the Sc
ouel of awar episode, which shows how romance
sometimes creeps into the events of real life.
Early illsthe war Tifin and vicinity had sort
of ftinerans preacher named Downey. Upon
the outbreak of the war Downey entered the
service as, captain in one of the Seneca regi-
ments, and when the government decided upon.
employing nogro troops ne became colonel OF
q negro regiment. During the campaign in
Tennessee his regiment chanced to- -encamp
upon the farm of Colonel Washington, near
Nashville. The regiment seems not to have
been under the best of discipline! They seized
Colonel Washington and threatened him with
death. and also set about destroying the elegant
family mansion. Colonel Downey, by great
exertions, and at the imminent risk of his own
life, succeeded in rescuing Colonel Washington
from death, and saving the mansion and other
property; from destruction. Colonel Washing
ton felt profoundly grateful at the time for
Colonel Downey's brave exertions in his behalf,
and promised not to forget them. There the
matter rested, and the wild scenes with which
Downey was surrounded soon drove it from his
mind. He remained at the head OF his regi-
ment until the var was over, and then returned
10 Tifin and settled down in quiet domestic
life. Not long ago he died, leaving his family
in straitened circumstances. Mrs. Downey
was driven to rely on her needle for support.
She and her children lived in this humble way,
with little thought that a great change was
soon to be wrought in their condition. Re-
Gently Colonel Washington died, when it was
found that he had willed his property, consist
ing of ten thousand dollars in bonds and green,
backs, and three hundred acres of improved
land, situated mile and half from Nashville
the whole valued at hundred thousand
dollars at least-to the heirs of Colonel Dow
ney Israel J. Downey, son of the deceased
Colonel, has just returned from Nashville,
whittier he went to see about the bequest. He
found everything concerning the will as stated
above. The Administrator of the estate was
in Tiffin on Monday, arranging details of the
transfer"
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JOSH BILLINGS PROvERBs.-lt seems very
natral for all Of us TO think that the world
would get along very poorly, if it want for us,
and if thare want but one man left on the face
of the earth, he would think SO too.
The luxurys ov life, which are so much repri-
nandid, are after all bhe prinsipal promoters ov
industry.
Mummy amt akumulated so much tew satisfy
wants as to. create them. 81 sEE!
Itiz avery wize man who iz able to- hide hiz
ignorance.
One man, of good 40 hoss power common
sens, IL worth more.in the world than a whole
drove of geniuses.
Fools and drunken men alwus make this mis-
take, the one think they are sensible, and the
others alwus think they are sober.
Difference IL the best kard kno ov teW play,
itsiz not only eazier, buta CRATE deal more pro
fitabIe .teW make 10 men think they are abuy
You, than tew make one think you are abuv
him.
Don't fergit, yung man; that excesses in yuth
is mortgage in favor OF dlseaze by and Dy,
which does not fail to forclose and enter on the
pli { hasssa acrowd,s sbekaase crowds are made up
ov people who aint of much ackount, only tew
help make up crowd.
Don't borry nor,lend, butif you must do one,
lend.
Civ me an inkum ov 10 thousand 500 year,
an5 AK illagres to be 3 phillcsophef the festov
mi days.
He whom prosperity humbles, and adyersity
strengthens is the true hero.
Faith beats both wisdom and learning.
Envy and jealousy are two pashuns which nc
man has ever yet been free from, and yet nc
man ever admits he il possessed of them
If thare want no evil in this world, thare
wouldn't be much wisdom, 1 suppose. 1t is
the little things ov life that makes the burden
heavy-to carry hundred weight at once IL
no CRATE load, but to hav it put on our backs, q
pound at time, IL. IN
Men are often praised for: their sagessity, but
ble+yelked egg antilitiz broken. 80 ."
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice that
Judge, on Monday, the 2lst day of October
next, for Final Settlement of the Estate of
stephen Shirley, deceased, and for letters
of dismission from the same.
JAMES B. MOORE, Admir-.
Sept 10, 1872 II 5
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NEW GARDEN NURSERIE'
Near Greensboro, n. C.

THESE NURSERIES were removed from
Chatham County, N. c., and established at this
other such enterprises, went down; butwe can
now inform our friends, and the public gene
rally, that these Nurseries are once more in q
fourishing condition, far superior to what they
were before the war. Our, stock for Fall and
Winter sales of 1928 is large and fine.
;. Ns- Send and get one of our New Descrip-
tive Catalogues, which is free to all applying.
Address,
.o Greensboro, N. G.
August Is, 1872 6 3m IL
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IF topper and gallon of whiskey were
left together which would be drunk first.
= Somebody has written @"Useful Hints for
Ugly Girls" as if any girl would admit that
they referred to her 80 80; 4 @ =. - -.
A man died suddenly from intemperance,
and Western jury found that the deceased
came et9 his death by drinking drinks"
A vinegar-hearted old bachelor says he
always; looked under the head of marriages"
for the news of the weak 70 ge!ien snd
A physician has discovered that the night
mare in nine cases out of ten, isproduced from
owing bill to the printer.
An -indiscreet man confded a, secret to
another, and begged him MOTTO repeatit- SITS
all right" was he,reply; q will be as close as
you were" -, - ... n x
Man must have occupation, or be n,isera-
Bile. = Toll is the price of sleep and appetite
Of health and enjoyment. The very necessity
which overcomes' our natural sloth is bles-
sing. 49, ..t,1' ~. i'''-
"A new dish is grape leaves fried in an egg
batter. 1t is called a French DISH. We can't
think of anything that would be more delicious
than fried grape leaves, unless it is a circus
poster on toast. ge
"A one-armed man in Salem lately applied
for divorce on the grounds that the hand he
had given his wife in marriage was lost and
that the contract was therefore void.
- The farmers of Illinois are at loss for
ground on which3to crib their immense crops.
The area planted is much larger than ever be-
fore, and the yield promises to exceed that of
any other crop ever raised in the State.
- "Now, John, suppose there's load of
hay on one side of river, and jackass on the
other side, and no bridge, and the rivers too
wide to swim, how can the jackass get to the
hayY" "I give it up." "Well, that's just what
the other jackass did"
"Whats to become of me, if you die ?"
asked an affectionate wife of her receding hus-
band. "I don't know" he snapped out queru-
lously. "It would look better in you to be
thinking about what's to become of mel"
A New York editor thinks, from the man.
ner in which shirts are made in that city, there
ought to be an inspection of sewing. He says
he went to the expense of a new shirt the other
day. and found himself, when he awoke in the
morning, crawling out between two of the
shortest stitches.
"A Cincinnati youth, guided by the advice
of fortune teller, sought to make a girl love
him by means of electricity working from iun-
der her chair. When the time came she sprang
into the air about three feet, and when she
came down she landed in her lovers hair, and
took about two handfuls therefrom, and, then
told him that she hated him. No match. y
"A couple from the backwoods of Tennes-
see arrived at Nashville on their bridal tour,
and, on calling for room, were shown into the
elevator, which they in their innocence took
for bedroom When the servant, who had
gone for some matches, returned, he found
Them partially disrobed, and expressing their
dissent at the closeness of the room and scanty
sleeping accommodations.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned gives notice that he will
make application to A. o. Norris, Judge of Pro
bate for Anderson County, on Friday, the 1st
day of November next, for Final Settlement
of the Estate of William Webb, deceased,
and final discharge thcrefrom.
E. w. WEBB, Admir-.
Oct 8, 1872 ID 5