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sunner Tonight.

We take pleasure in announcing that the
ladies' of the Baptist Church have perfestsd ar
rangements TO give supper at Nichols Hall
tonight friday att o'clock, the proceeds OF
which are to be appropriated in liqnidating
debt incurred in the purchase of an Organ for
the Baptist Church and the Marietta Free
School. Considering the praiseworthy object
the proceeds are to be devoted to, we trust our
citizens, irrespective of UNCONVENTIONAL creed,
will largely attend, and make it, as it deserves
to be, remunerative and gratifying success.
The Supper will doubtless be e most elegant
affair, and therefore let the married men take
their wives, the young men their swecthsarts.
and brothers their sisters, and let him who
has no sister, take somebody else's sister, and
crowd the Hall to overfowing, and thereby aid
a laudable purpose, securing to themselves
pleasure at the same tims. Admission at the
door l5cs. Supper Scots.
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Old Bachelors.

MISTER EpITURs :--Bein' you are SIGH gud
natured fellers, will again pay my DISTRESS
es1 to you'ens, as the chap said when he was
kourtn old farmer Simpkinses daner Speak
ing Of kourtin, that puts me in mind of klass
that never does kourt-old bachelors and old
maids. Yor may probably have hearn of 'em.
They are an institewshun which has descended
to us as an heirloom Cd maids aud bachelors
"a -common-second person, plural
number; masculine and feminine gender, aad
don't agree. They aeuer did! They have no
governing word and can't begoverned.
Our old friend ON Bachelor Row ia at least
shrewd enuff to have discovered tie peculiar-
ties naturally konkomitant to single harness.
Sweepin' damp runles, SEWN on buttons, eatin'
kold whites, and warnin' his own bed. They
are knot entitled to much sympathy. for they
are undoubtedly bachelors trum choice, while
old maids are so trum necessity. 1t is gineraly
always the pretty gurls that are old maids
When young they fiirt, coquette, and wonder
who they must have, and thus pass the hey
day OF life until they are old maids, then they
| wunder who'll have them. They place such a
price on their beauty when young that they
kant find purchasers, 50 when they git tn be
uldmaids, they are like "old stocIs, they sell
for first cost and some fur less and think they
hev maid gud traid at that.
There is an ould Bachelor down in Smokee
Swamp who is so afraid Of ennythine that's
| feminine, he's afraid tn tax the JOURNAL for
fear he will see the pictur ola woman in it. He
kills all bis female chickens and won't allow
none but bachelor BOOSTERS 70 krow In bis yard.
He Is fond Of sleepip' BY himself and always
looks under the bed B he gifts in. It is not
| definitely determined what he luxs under
| there for, but il is thought be IL lnkin' fur a
| woman.
OuId bachelors GENERALLY die nv old ags, an
leas they die sooner, but most OF 'em liv antil
| they dye.
No aekount il giveuof their creation. Sum
have said that Adam was a baellelor. If he
| Was ii wus because there WASN'T no winsn aud
he ouden'l help himself The fast woman he
saw he hitched rite on tn her, and that's more
modern bachelors kan say. Psychologists hev
never been able give emmy evidence oftheir i'm.
| mortality. Their future abode cannot be as
| certained As the word "backhelorp does moi
appear nowhere in the Bible, it is probable thai
be is no, included in the plan of redemption
aud Is therefore "goner-y
! Timely yours,
| BILL U. Kgo.
P.s.-Shud any wish to kno more aboaI
this subject, we refer them 10 the Bach
elors Digest" where gusta-percha biscuit and
buttonIsss sbirts are dis-cassed
B.U.K.
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Is ilnequalIed by any known remedy. 1t will
eradicate, extirpate and thoroughly destroy all
psisonoug substanees in the Blood and viii sf-
fectualiy dispeI eli pre.disposition 10 bilious
arrangement.
ri there want Of action In Jour Liver and
Spleenf Unless relieved, the blood becomes
impure BY deleterions secretions, producing
scrofulous or skin diseases, Blstches, Felens,
Pustules. Canker, Pimples, &C., &c.
Have you i Dyspsptic Stomach Unless
digestion IL promptly aided The system q de-
bilitatsd with poverty ofthe Blood, DropsicaI
tendency, general Weakness and Inertia.
Haze you Weaknesu Of the Intestinesf You
are Id danger Of Chronic Diarrhma or afnham-
nation Of the Bowels.
Have y0n weakness Of the Uterine or Uri-
nary Ofgansf You aIe exposed 70 suffering 10
IL most Aggravated form.
Arey detected, drowsy, dull, sluggish or
depressed IN spirits, with headache, coated
tongue, afad bad tasting mouth
For certain remedy for ail Of these sdiseas-
es. weaknesses, add troubles; for cleansing
and purifying the yitiated blood and impartiBg
yieor TO al the vital forces; for building up
and restoring tfe weakened constitution, USE
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rha asorgla Military 1nstitute.

A bill has been prepared by careful hands
and wise beads for the consideration of the pre-
sent Legislature. for the purpose Of establish
ing the Georgia Military institute, at Marietta
The bill is backed by the most powerful men Of
tia: state, and will no doubt, become law very
speedily. Il is liberal in us seope. respectable
in its terms, and if carried viii pnt the Georgia
Military Insiitutsin the same proud position she
held before tb. war. II viii hare our hearty
support There 10 no education 80 desirable
for boys, or 70 admirable in its results, as mil
itary education. Atlantic Herald.
Mr. Mercer, Of Savannah, we believe, is the
gentleman who introduced the bill tor the re es-
tablsIlnient Of the Georgia Military institute.
and coming frum so influential source. some
hope can be entertained Of lis final passage,
and from the debris Of its ruins. vs. may again
sss ,he Gsorgia Military Institute, fourisliing
IN greatrr bsauiy and grandeur than marked
is prior existsnces sending firth young men
educated, disciplined and polished after the
sfrailitudp Of q palace. with ability To grappls
with blackstone, with spirit to win the
laurvIs Of a Lee. and q will to pluck fame and
fortune from fate; m doing Ged and man SER
vice.
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MARIETTA MARKET.

MARIETTA. Ga. Jan,iary gid, 1873.
COTTON comes in freely and finds ready
sale in Marietta at full Market rates.
COTTON.--1Sto l61
STAINED COTTON .--154 to l65
GRAIN Wheat, 100 10 1870 Corn ~ to 20
Oats Scots
CORN-70te as
MEAL--s5 to 50
BULK MEA'rS--Sides 8 to 81. Shoulders
Z toS.
PORK tea
HAMS.-2o to Fl per pound
MOLASSES.~-Cuba,H per gallan, hhds. 80 to
to Acc. New Orleans and Syrsips, from TIE to
81, ,
TOBAGCO.---Low grades, Sound 62t to %;
medium grades. 65 use; fine CRATES 40 to 81
choice $I,25.
FLOUR. $40 to $1l.00
SUGAR-Crusheda and granulated per 10
Is to lSc; Hard A. Ii ;B l5,C. lac.
LIME Georgia, so TO toe per bishel lily
draulic Cement ST. 80,
LARD. In bbls. III /; in kegs and cans ~
LEATHER.-WhiteO Oak Sole; per 10 ~ to
soc hemloek sole 81 tu:'3; upper per dozen
$50 to SOS i; harness leather perth. 40 TO dsc
POTATOES. -Irisli--Conniry W per Dir.
Western IS 10 So
SWEET POrATOES.--S0 to 80
SALT. Liverpool $3.50; Virginia s., ~
BUTTER 25 to s0a Tor good; Chickens2oc.
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The General Assembly Of Georgia.

On the 22nd the Senate was occupied mainly
in the amendment ofths Camilla and Cuthbert
r. R. act and OH the bill to aid internal i'm
provements in the State In the House, apart
from resolutions inviting number of visitors
to seats, nothing of importance transpired, ex-
cept the election of II. S. Senator. Aftersever-
al balotings the vote resulted in the election OF
Gen. Gordon, a result which will prove salts
factory to the great mass of our people.
The defeat of Mr.. Stephens did not result in
his political death. His fiiends met at the Kim
ball House, and all contestants withdrawing, he
was nominated for Congress from the eight dis
trict, and lie accepted the nomination.
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Boarding and Day School.

We call especial attention to the card Of the
above School of this place, conducted BY Mrs.
Isabel NJ. Harrison and Miss +. NJ Bradley,
assisted by competent teachers. The School is
located near the old Georgia Military Institute
grounds, environed with beautiful grove and
tastely arranged walks. Here parents can
send their daughters and have them highly
educated and at the same time enjoy the privi-
eges of refined home circle and schooled in
all that his beautiful, useful and practical in
lite We commend these ladies as deserving
the patronage and confidence of the people.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-01-24

The ALMANAC Publishers complain that
that their business is destroyed BY Ayers
American Almanac. The people prefer it to
anyother, the Farmers, Western, Southern or
the numerous local almanaes when they can
get Ayers. |, supplies the best astronomical
data, weather and jokes of them all, and above
all medical advice which is invaluable for every
family. It is supplied gratis by the druggists,
and should he preserved for constant ct erence
and use. We are sure that no good house
keeper or grandmother goes willingly without
one. Anti-Slavery Standard, N. X,
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Administrators Sale.

Will be sold before the Courf House door In
Marietta, Cobb County, On. Oh the ist Tues
day In FEBRUARY 1878 between the usual hours
Of sale, Three Lots Of Land containing 40 acres
each more or less, within the corporate limits
of Roswell. Said Land belonging 10 the es.
tate Of b. King deceased. Sold for distribution
among tlisheira 10 4
cIIAs. b. KING, Administrator.
Roswell Dec I'll, 1872.
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Guano.

We call attention 10 the advertisement Of DR.
Harden in another column, setting forth the
claims OF the Etiwan Guano. This is one o.
the best fertilizers in the market and those desr
ing fertilizers can get good article from DIR,
Harden, chemist and u man of experience
and wisdom. ii. NJ. Hammett is Agent at this
place, and Harden & Son are Agents at
SMYRNA.
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.JURUBEBA,

which Is pronounced by the leading medical
authorities of London and Paris, 'eThe most
powerful tonic and Alternative known 70 the
medical world This is no new aud untried
discovers, but has been long used by the lead
ing physicians Of other countries with wonder
ful remedial resulis
Don't weaken and impair The digestive ar
gans by catiiarties and physics they give on.
~ temporary relief; Indigestion. HatGlency, aud
Dyspepsia, with piles and kindred diseases, are
sure e follow their use Keep the blood pure
and health ID assured
JOHN @. KELLOGG, 1S Platt-st., N. IY.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price 81 per Bottle. Send for Circular.
flet Inches1
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A Call.

The President and members of the Cobb
County Agricultural aud Industrial Association
are hereby respectfully requested to meet at the
Council Chamber Of this City Tuesday Feb'y
4th 1873 at O'Clock, p. NJ. for the transaction
of important business. full attendance is re-
specially and earnestly requested
NJ. L. RUFF, Chairman Elk Com.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-01-24

CLERGyMmN, Bankers, Bookkospers, Edi-
tors aud aud all others that lead sedsntary ives
will find much relief from the frequent Head
aches, Nervousness and Constipation engender..
ed from want OF exercise, by taking simmons
Liver Regulator. 1t is harmless vegetable
compound; it can do no injury; and numbers
who have tried il will confidently assert that II
is the best remedy that can be used.
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The Marietta Academy

Will open for the year on, or about the first
of March ensuing Owing to illness in the
family of Mr. Cater, and to avoid much of the
inclemency of winter, the opening is postponed
to later day ,han customary.
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JOY TO TnE WORLD WOMAN IS FREE! =
Among the many modern discoveries looking
to the happiness and amelioratlon OF me hu-
man race none is entitled to higher considela.
ton than the renowned remedy--Dr J. Brad
fields Female Regulator, Woman's Best Friend.
BY it woman is emancipateG from nnsnberless
ills peculiar to her sex Before its magic pow
er all irregularities Of the womb vanish. 1t
cures whites. 1t cures suppression of the men
SEES. II removes uterine distractions II cures
constipation and strengthens the system Il
braces The nerves and purifies the blood. Il
never fails AZ thousands Of women will testify.
Ihisvaluabc medicine is prepared and sold by
L. H. Bralfeld, Druggist, Atlanta. Ca
Price, $3.50 per bottle, All respectable drug
men keen H.
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Z
A nickel counterieiter was cap
tured in Atlanta few days ago. )
Bishep George F. Pierce has re-
turned to Macon.
Two colored persons attempted to
burn the Atlanta jail on Saturday.
Two hundred and seventeen white
children in Columbus do not attend
school.
Seventeen Negro men and women
supply Columbus with pies and fried
chicken
Mr.. j. Teller, of Madison, lost
$1,000 from q satchel while trav-
cling on the Georgia Railroad.
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Georgia Cherokee County

WI. e. J. H. johnson Administrators ofthe
es,ase yg4.. u Eo4ier. applies tismesE& letters
Of Disrnission from said administration. This
& therefore to cite and admonisii all aud eingn.
lar parties interested 10 show cause, II any they
can, why letters Of Dianission, should moi. be
granted % them on the 1st Monday in Feb. '73.
This Nov. 4tlE 1s72s4 Afg1 f4l1.s
) w II. ID. MOSS, 0Fdy.
tPupisrs Fess
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sMEssRs. GRIFFIN & HOFFMAN, Newspa-
per Advertising Agents, No. South ST., BAITI
MoRE, Mp, are duly authorized to contract for
advertisements at our loaoest rates. ADVERTISER
in that City may leave their tavorswilh this
house"
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Georgia Cobb County !:

Whereas catharine Ward, Administrative,
Of the estate Of Josiah Greer. deceased, late u
said County, represents Interpolation duly fled
aud entered Of record that she has fully admin
isiered said estate;
Tbis Is therefore to cite al persons concerned
kindred and eI ediiors to show eouss IL any
they can why said Administrative should not
be dismissed from her administration and letters
Of dienission Issued 10 heron the 1st monday IN
April, 1873 c. j. SHEPARD, Ord'y.
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v-Tks following named gentlemen are au-
thorized Agents for the JOURNAL:
]. B. BARTON, Ball Ground, Chero. Co. Ga
MAI. ED. DANIEL, Canton, g
JAMES PRICE. ESQ.,, Ball Ground, Ga.
J. L. GAIT, Canton, Cherokee County, Ga
j.. BISHOP, Jacksonville, Georgia.
w. II. SIMMONS, Jasper, Pickens Co., Ga
N. II. PARKS, Canton, Ga.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-01-24

The stock Of dress goods. Hosiery, Parasols,
Kid Gloves, Lace Jackets aud Suits is more
complete and extensive, than ever at the Lon
don Store. Atlanta
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1873-01-24

oftie most approved brands-on favorable
termr by those entsrprising .men, Messrs.
Camp Il Hudson. See their Advertisement.
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Piques 20ct., Grenadines l0ct, Liaen Collars
l0c,s. Ladies Fall suits at "a at tbs London
Store, Atlanta.
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Timely your,
Nonca.
B. U. K.

An those indebted TO us for 1873 will please
call and settle, a. we aua have car money.
II. d. HAANETT g. co.
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The most elegant Millinery a, the most mod
crate prices now speedily exhibiting at the
London Store, Atlanta.
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oNTIME.

have just received a large lot Of Bncon and
Corn which i will dispose Of on time on favora-
BILE terms.
WADE WHITE.
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Mar MARIETTA. GA. March 81, 1870.

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 the Ut
most satisfaction, and have recommended 1t to
three other families, and they have found It just
what it is recommended The females who have
used your REGULATOR arein perfect health
and are able to attend to their household duties
and We cordially recommend it to the public.
Yours respectfully, REV H. d. JOHNSON.
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Tie inest stock GENTS dress Shirts all sizes,
Tie, British Socks, and Summer ulsdsrelOthing
is now OPEN At the London Store.
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HAMILTQn'S RVCRU
AND DANDELION,

AND DANDELION,
Removes from the blood, the cause Of RHEU-
MATISM, by increasing the action of the
KIDNEYS and LIVER. These are the
Seavengers of the system, and carry out its
waste particles, which, ifnot carried out, be-
come fruitful sources of disease and DEATH
w. c. HAMILTON & CO.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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YUyo THE WORKING GLASS, male or
female $50 week guaranteed. Re-
spectable employment at home, day or evening;
no capital required; full instructions and val
liable package of goods to start with sent free
by mail Address, with cent return stamp,
NJ. YOUNGER CO, 16 Courlana-st.. New
York. jan IA 4w
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WDsYCHoMANCY, or SOUL CHARM
iii ING.n--Hsw either sex may fasclnate
and gain the love and affections Of any person
they choose instantly. This simple mental &C.
quiifement all can possess, Free by mail, for
U.s., together with marriage guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Wedding
Night Shirt, &c A queer book Address I.
WILLIAN & co. Pubs. Philadelphia. 4w
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Chr Marirtta 9nnrnal.

Marietta. Georgia, January "a, 1873
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"ARKANsAwu SENATOR.

LITTLE Rock, January l9-S.
w. Dorsey is elected Senator to
succeed Rice. The Democrats vo-
ted for Dorsey, who had pledged
himself to reform measures.
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New York, January l9.-The
bill of exceptions inthe Stokes case
was presented by the council yes
terday to the District Attorney, and
will be submitted to Judge Board
man probably on Thursday.
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New York, January l9.-The
Minnie Bresteur, Lisbon for New
York, with fruit and wire, is wreck
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

The curlosities Of medical life and practice
are endless. II we hear very often Of medi-
cal men doing arduous work for very scanty
remuneration, sometimes there Is an agree
able diverse Of receiving very splendid re-
Enumeration for very scanty services. We
know Of medical man whose duty 1t Is to
take lunch every day at great castle be-
longing to noble lord. The household Is
immense, and there Is just the chance that
there may be some ease Of indlsposition de.
handing attention. He gets some Of the
best company and best lunches In England,
and duly charges guinea for each atten'
dance. There Is very wealthy man neal
great city, who cannot bear to be loft
for the night. There Is physician
Of great ability who drives out of town
nightly to sleep nj his residence; he !.
consequently debarred evening society. and
II he goes out to dinner he has to leave his
friends before wine. He has TO charge his
works hard for his money. Sometimes the
services are such that money cannot repay
them. A friend Of mine, young medicus,
had standing engagement OF four hundred
a wear TO look after the health Of an old
lady. She required to be Inspected three
times day, and make IN exhibition OF her
tongue aud pulse. What made things 90
aggrayating was that NC WIS 10 buonP Us
a horse, while the doctor was a delicate
man. She was 50 selfish and peryerse that
he was obliged TO tell her that he would
have nothing TO do with her case. SINH
larly, / knew the son Of rich man, who
proposed 20 pay clergyman several
hundred pounds q year for leave to spend
his evenings with him. The parson, how
ever was obliged TO tell his rich friend that
he talked such intolerable twaddle that he
could not accept his company on any terms
that could be named, But the oldest Of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-01

IBy the Hon. Charles Francis AdAms.l
The times are critical, not here alone, but
all over the world. Prospecting in purely
material interests as, I fully believe, the peo-
pie at large have never done before, the ele-
ments to work out the gravest moral changes
arc simultaneously at work everywhere. The
problems now freely presented for agitation
reach the very foundations Of faith, OF moral
philosophy, of civil government, and even of
human society. New forms of associated
power are developing themselves, seriously
menacing the solidity OF all established insti-
buttons. Even that great principle, ever
cherished as the apple of our eye and which
really Is the rock upon which our political
edihce rests, the durability OF representative
government bids fair TO be, sooner or later,
drawn into questionable serious grounds.
The collision between the forces OF associated
capital and those Of associated labor Is likely
10 make itself felt throughout all the
wide extent Of human civilization. Much
as we Internationally advance In edu-
cation, In refinement and In the spread
OF blessed spirit Of beneyolence,
some fearful catastrophe now and then opens
our ewes on a sudden 10 the existence OF q
blind ferocity still clnging TO animal nature
which would have disgraced the rudest age
| Of the creation. Hence II seems difficult 70
deny that we make almost even progress In
our philanthropy and in the magnitude Of
our crimes. iii be conceded that this Ia so,
and that the elements Of good and evil are
yet gathering with almost equal energy, to
try their strength in conflict, so much the
more imperative becomes the duty OF those
who aspire to the glory Of promoting noble
objects TO waste no opportunities OF terrifying
their powers for the fray-so much the more
Imperative 10 II upon the highest Institutions
\ Of education In THE land, the great arsenals