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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-11-06
The Season Of Intermittents.

All miasmaiic complaints, in other words, az
disorders generated by unwholesome exhala-
tons from the earth or water, are prevalent az
this season. In every section subject to the
visitation Of fever and ague or other forms OF
intermittent disease, the causes which produce
these maades are now actively at work. This,
therefore, Is period Of the year when the IN
habitans Of such districts should prepare their
systems to meet the unwholesome condition OF
the atmosphere, by a course of tonic and alter
alive treatment. Foremost among the inyigo-
rants, recommended by time and experience,
a. means of terrifying the system against oil
endemic and epidemic maladies, stands Hostet
ter,H Stomach Bitters. Whoever have travelled
in the West or South knows full well the es-
TEEN in which this Incompatible preventive
and restorative is held throughout those regions.
| 1t is literally q domestic staple IN The swampy
and mephitic localities which lie on the borders
| Of many Of our large rivers and IN the negn-
| borhood Of our southern bayous and iagoohss;
| Now is the time when the inhabitants OF al
| .naIarious districts shond put their, systems
and constitutions In good defensive trim ~ :,
course Of this powerful vegetable antidvte. ny
| this means the feeblest resident OF an unhealthy
soil may escape the sickness, which without tne
aid of this potent ally ofnatnre, viii ps APT y
| overtake the strongest Chills and fever, OH
lious remittents, constipation, rheumatism, uys-
! pepsia and many other complaints are re-
auently brought on by the caprices q tenperaa-
| ture and alterations Of dry cold and excessive
nioisture common in our climate At the com
| raencement Of spring, Let all who desire 70
avoid those distressing ailments take the bls1ers
as safeguard. sj4
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-11-06
Death of MIR. Joshua York.

Mr.. Joshua York, son of Mr.. G.
B. York ofthis county, shot himself
at Fairburn, Ca, on last Saturday.
He went to livery stable and hired
a horse and buggy, and while the
horse was being hitched up, areport
of pistol was heard and rushing in
to side room, Mr.. York was found
lying on a bed shot through the
heart, dead. It is not known uheth-
err the shot was accidental or inten-
tional.
The body Of Mr.. York was
brought to Marietta on Sunday
night for burial.
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. of-Hand Local Dots.

q
IN Cobb county, Georgia, the
uumber of white polls has increased
from 1868 in 1872 to 225Oin 1874,
and the assessed value Of their prop
erty has increased from $2,S76,987
in the former year to s3,970,650 in
the latter year.
liz Cobb county, Georgia, the
number Of black polls has Increased
from GAG in 1872 to $50 in 1874,
and the assessed value Of their
property has increased from sl4,-
773 to $4,000. m
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Young Mems Literary Association,

The call in last weeks paper was
responded to by a large attendance
of our young men. The meeting
on Friday night: was organized by
calling Judge A, Van Wyck to the
Chair and requesting w. S. N. Neal
to act as Secretary. After explain
alton of the object of the meeting,
and the interchange of opinions
Committees were appointed to draft
constitution and bylaws and Sc.
cure place Of meeting. Monday
night second meeting was held at
Nichols Hall, which resulted in q
permanent organization, with a
membership of twenty eight, with
the above title. The election of Of
ficers was as follows:
President Prof. Chas. Lane.
Vice-President-J. A. Massey.
Secretary-J. D. White. ;
Treasurer. Bella Campbell.
Executive Committee--A. Van
Wyck, A. w. York, H. A. Dun
woody, W. c. Mansfield, and George
K. Camp.
TIE Association will meet on the
second and fourth Friday evenings
of each month. We congratulate
our friends upon their very auspi-
cious beginning. The organization
is one that will prove Of incalculable
benefit to the town.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-11-06
RICH NEGROES,

Courtney w. Beall, negro, Of
Athens, Ga. pays taxes on Slo,-
sos worth Of property. William y.
Higginbotham, negro, pays taxes on
s14, 200 on Rome property, besides
a $4,000 plantation in the country.
In the face Of this, the Chatty -nigger
Tennessee howl factory met and
rolled the "whites" of their eyes in
holy horror and glistened their ivory
teeth IN chatteriDg fear, yelling thai
there is aGreat terrorism 10 Geor-
FL" and the negroes have no chance
to accumulate property There
are plenty Of industrious negroes ia
Cobb county owning property aud
doing well. The mean, triaing ne
groes Of the country are iazine
around getting up conventions, steal
ing and getting 10 jail, Gputting ths
counties to heavy expense 10 try
ing them for their offences. Yet
there is "great terrorism in Geor
gia -
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Marietta Market.
rccRREcrED WEEKLY by si'cLATcHY AND
REYNOLDS

r...,s,.,,r,,,. ,,,,,,,, :, nv .s,cr. .TnuY AND
lcOhisi'olAD /" :, =
hEfNoLDs.l
MAp1rrrA Ga. Nov. 6. 1874.
$3.50. -. ..n al
FINANCIAL.--Gold buying at$iUI., sei'ing
at 81. oS. silvsr-~5uying at S1Ol, SELLING at
Exchange At par, selling q discount
selling atpar. money commands : 'oS per y
CoTToN.-12t0l3t.
GRAIN.--We quote white corn 80 gu.
Whaa. o.. oats none. Rxe none.
. ,,rs,,, [,sssS.zT ~,
NAHllssssN ~
FkuAts=Ap pipes ~ e u ~.
SEED. - quote clover ~ w w Per plislisi
Blpe uFaas y W ~.
FIOgks--f aney y q; szis &, la - ~ 20
'e....'y 7.
MEAL 500 cts per push.
BACON. Shoulders l2eis Retail From
ptsnteo
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Roswell Factory.

We are glad to learn that our es>
teemed citizen, Maj. J. w. Roberts
son, has been elected President of
the Roswell Manufacturing Compa-
ny, in lieu of Gen. A. ]. Hansell, re-
signed. A better selection could
not have been made, and under his
efficient and able management, the
Factory will continue to prosper, as
it deserves. 4u
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Notice,

DR.. l.. F. w. Andrews (Univer-
satisfy will spreach at Big Shanty,
Friday night, 9th November, and at
Good Hope Church. near Capt. J, B.
O'NeiIl's, on Saturday and Sunday,
9TH and 6th, at IL o'clock, A. M
The public are invited to attend.
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Horrible Accident.

A horrible and sickening accident
occurred in Atlanta last Saturday.
Miss Liss;e Mcdowell, an estimable
young lady, while crossing the rail
road at Whitehall street, was run
over by switch engine and instant-
Iy killed, the wheels crushing her
head and scattering her brains along
the track. Mr.. Bennett, the engin
Ger, was arrested. TIE poor fellow
regrets it SIS much as any, one.
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Job Printing.

The JOURNAL has an extensive supply OF
material for Job Printing and are prepared to
do every description of work desired by the
public generally. Our prices are low, work
manship unsurpassed and perfect satisfaction
given. Fancy and colored work in good style.
Bill posters, cards, blanks, pamphlets, clrcu-
lars, bill-heais, &C.. all done with neatness-
We keep good stock of printing stationery on
hand Give US a trial.
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Hurrah for Cobb

Mr.. James M. Johnson, who lives
in the Northeast portion Of the
county, raised fifty-:wo and a half
bushels of corn per acre on upland.
The corn was measured in the pres
ence of reliable men. That is bring,
ing our soil up to its highest state Of
productiveness. The Texas land
can do no better.
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w~settlc %.

BWe are making out the accounts ofs4Gl
E9rlhose who are in arrears for Subscrip-sEl
E-S~tion to the JOURNAL, for Advertising IL
E-S-and Job Work. In the aggregate the A
~ amount is very considerable aud as thesal
20 margin Of profit upon our business issgi
70 very small the sum due is very iuI- "A
E1-portant matter to us. Nearly all Of thessE
~ parties have engaged 70 settle up withaA1
Ev'the opening of the present Fall trade. a
EY-we hope they viii be punctual, as we'll
ES-will be compelled to place the accounts a
lY-out for collection ifnot settled at aa-Al
EErearly day.aA1
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New Postmaster.

Mr.. Augustine 4. Fletcher has
been appointed Postmaster at this
place. Mr.. Fletcher is a gentleman
of character and intelligence and
will no doubt make a satisfactory
and efficient postmaster.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-11-06

- The MARIETTA JOURNAL tells
about a young man who went out
'possum hunting one night last week
and caught ten in three hoHrs. II
also publishes another wbopper
about a four foot long potato
Where is the rattIesnake man now ]
-lSaUannab Aduertiser-
Don't be too incredulous, my dear
fellow, "dey ish Won fact" :
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Hubs. spokes. and Rims !!

Fam now ready to supply the country trade
on the most favorable terms, with Hubs,
Spokes and Rims for Buggies, Carriages and
Wagons, out of the best material. Now is
your time to build up your home industries.
have also ready made, on hand, Double
and Single Buggies, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Call and see before buying elsewhere.
GRO. M. MANNING.
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THE ELECTION.
The ofacial vote of Cobb County

The election was very exciting
one, but passed off without any dis
turbance. FELTON, received ma
iority of 553 votes in the county
The whites were about, equally fdi>
vided between Dabney and FELTON,.
We learn that at Roswell the
polls were not opened, which was a
strong Dabney precinct. The fol-
lowing is the official vote
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-11-06

Mayor Spencer and many others
Of Atlanta are being tried for intin-
iidadon of Radical voters. They
are arrested at instance Of - Federal
officials. Its \ Judicial farce.
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GEORGIA NEWS.

Three white men from Gwin-
nett county have been committed to
Jail in default Of three thousand dol
lars bail each. They are charged
with 4Ku-Kluxing. ~ - y
Might shooting worries The peo-
pie of Hawkinsville.
A young man at Social Circle,
named Wooley Carter, committed
suicide the other day by shooting
himself.
A colore6 man, suspected of being
a Democrat, was fred upon by UNI
known parties in Albany the other
might.
Sports will learn with a pang of
regret that a Talbot county man
caught one hundred aud nine par
tridges in a net the other day.
The Albany News says that
several orange trees in that city
bore fruit this season. The oranges
are large, fine and sweet.
"A young man named Porter,
of Pulaski county, stabbed Mr..
John King the other day and at
tempted to escape disguised as WOO
man. ~ = t
Brunswick has green peas full
ly matured.
The receipts of the State at At
lanta were $4,000, while the ex-
penses were $4,000.
Mrs. Westmoreland and her
husband have become reconciled.
"A little daughter of Mr., Jack
son Cook was accidentally burned to
ito death in Laurens county recently.
The Clubhouse Of Mr.. Henry B.
Jordon, together with twenty-five
bales Of cotton and two hundred
bushels Of wheat, was burned in
Jasper county recently.
"A Wilkinson county many says
that the average Atlanta mosquito
can stick his bill through matrass.
-Covington has a female teles.
graph operator. sw
A Dalton man has a species of
pea that will produce one hundred
bushels to the acre.
"A bale of cotton recently ship
ped from Arlington to Macon was
found to- contain an iron gudgeon,
an old sausage grinder, and other
articles, all of which weighed eigh.
teen pounds. 1t is supposed that
these things found their way in the
cotton through inadvertence.
--AMr. John McKeevitt, of Ma
con, was set upon and beaten by two
negroes the other night. The me-
groes are in Jail.
H. M. Turner, in a speech in
Valdosta last week, said that if the
Radical ticket was defeated in Geo
gia this year fifty thousand negroes
would go to Florida.
"A colored man In Madison, while
packing cotton, fell from a platform
on which be was standing and broke
his neck.
MIR. Henry Smith, q merchant
living in Rowden district, Carroll
county, was SO severely wounded on
the Goth ultimo that he died from the
effects of the injuries on the 28th.-
The wound was inflicted with an axe
in the hands Of young man named
Elijah Marlborough, who is only sew
enteen years Of age.
"A negro boy in Senoia had his
leg terribly mangled in a cotton gin.
Carey Styles pitches into Jesse
Griffin, Radical postmaster at Viii
liamsburg, on the Western extension,
III Nalaus otJlC.
The gin house Of Mr.. Henry
Jordan. in Putnam county, with
twenty bales of cotton, was burned
on Tuesday night last. S
-"Porkers" are beginning to dis
appear in mysterious manner
around Columbus.
About sixty house thefts were
perpetrated in Atlanta during Octo-
Der, and property stolen to the value
of Sc, 900.
-Anegro was killed by white
man, in self defence, at corn-shuck-
ing in Oglethorpe county, on Tues
daylight last.
sci .rxxrup,rfcxrsruAtsr i gsFF
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Cobb Superior Court.

Cobb Superior Court convenes
next Monday. The Jail is full of
negro criminals, which viii take up
large amount Of the time of the
Court.
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- we touo.pi,sq manned qentlemen
The Marietta Journal

Is printed on Paper Manufactured by the
MARIETTA PAPER MILLS.
All orders promptly filed. The highest
market price paid for OLD RAGS.
S. A. ANDERSON, Agent
april l7th-ly -.W fs SIX
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AssIGNEE's SALE.

Win be sold at public outcry on Thursday
the 18th day of Nov next, at the Court House
door in Marietta, within the legal hours OF sale
the following lots OF land in the 10th district
and I'd section Of Cobb county to.wit: Nus.
GAL, 64S, 64a, e53, ST. and the undivided west
halfot Lot No 582, containing 220 acres. Lots
ST., 5S2 and GAL in fine state Of cultivation
The same being sold subject to all incum-
brances, Judgements, executions, &c, that
may exist against said lands, as the property
of Robert B. ,McAfee, Bankrupt, by virtue Of
an order from the Register in Bankruptcy, At
lanta These lands are known as part ofthe r.
D. McAfee plantation on the Bells ferry roa d
miles from town.
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GEORGIA Cherokee County
Adminissrator's Sale.

viii be sold before the court house door 10
Tie town Of Canton n Cherokee county; Ca.
hy virtte Of an order Of the honorable eens OF
Grainarv Of said county during the legal hours
~ saIe On ne krss Tuesday, Ia December next
lie following named lots and parts of lots at
iaad. to.wit: Lott. Nos. l20i and 124s and the
west half Of No, 1919, all in the 2Iet District
and I'd section Of said county. Terms cash.
This eth Of Oct. 1874. s4-s,..t
= s. NJ. MCCONNELL, Admir-.
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LEA and Perrines Worcestershire Sauce,
Prepared French Mustard, Ground Mustard,
Black Pepper and Spices ofall kinds at Leake
e. Hunts
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.

The following is the official ma
iorities in the counties as correct as
we could obtain them up to the time
of going to press:
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Ho! Ho for Dabney Fresh Salmon, at Nc
Clatchy g. Reynolds, 20cts- per pound.
White Fish at McClatchy " Reynolds, l2l
cents per pound.
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A PETITION.

To the Honorable Superior Court of said
county:
J The Empire Manufacturing Company" Of
said county, chartered by the Honorable Court
at the March Term. 1870, respectfully asks
the following amendments to said charter:
That Sec. vi Of said charter be so amend
ed as to read as follows; The President and
Treasurer shall reside at such place as the
Board of Directors may director consent to, in
stead of ''ator near the Factory" and that the
clause, in said section. requiring the company
TO hold at least one meeting, annually at the
Office connected with the works al Roswell be
SO amended as to read as follows: That the
annual meeting of the stockholders shall take
place wherever the stockholders or directors
may deem advisable H3 I'd
That the clause in Section XII, referring to the
individual liability Of stockholders, be defined
and explained as follows: That no liability
shall attach to The Stockholders in their indivd-
ual character except as expressly provided in
said section. .
AN. SIMPSON,
Attorney for Petitioners.
oct l6th--4w Printers fee $40. I ffgt (
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McClatchy & Reynolds have just received a
new supply of combs, brushes and various yam
kee notions. Those wanting such, will do well
to call, as we are going to sell them so CHEAP,
CHEAP, ~
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Thanks.

We are under obligations to
Mr.. |. B Kendrick for quantity of
nice apples.
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!. Hol Ho! for Felton--Just arrived a fresh
car load of Lime in 3 bus. barrel 81 2O--in five
bus. barrel 50 90. The best Lime made
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IS. DABNEY.
. FELTON,

The above figures gives Dabaey
1853 majority. HARRISON county is
yet to hear from. st z
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/ Just received fresh Ia supply Of the great
American Tea Cos goods at importers prices,
at McClatchy s. Reynolds
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oEoRGIA PlcHEEs COUNTY a

To al whom it may concern Elizabeth
Murphy having in proper form applied y fne
Isf permanent lettstsof iaduinisirat non On the
TIlie Il 10 cite ali and singular the creditors and
nsxs Of kin q VIM j. Murphy 70 be spd. ep'
perr at my offca, within Tie time SLOWED by
NV. and show eause II any they can, Why I.er
n,aia.st Administration should not be granted %
Elizabeth Murphy on WIN. j. Murphy's eftete.
Witness ny band aud etieiel signature Rhs
OCT. 18th. 1874. =
w. H. Simmons, Ordinary.
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Mccisseby & Reynoldsars daily rreeising
frssh supple. Of Fancy Groceries, cenfsetieH-
eriss, Fish and 0ystess. . s-isi3 ssa=ss
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Marietta savings Bank.

The LINKS for subscription to the proposed
Increase Of tl,e Capital stock Of the Marietta
Savings Bank are now open at the oiiice d
said Bank. al si,f EM B
A. VAN WICK, Cashier,
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-BRING your wild game to the Restaurant
of A. G. Heggie and get the cash for it.
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ff--zToiIet and, common soap Of All kinds !
Leake& Himi's. Il I19 nfii
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New hats and Bonuets, hair braids, curls
switches, furs, shawls, black and colored, ala
pacas, all wool, deains, black silk, plaids for
dresses, at MRs. CASTLES.
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4 "A fresb supply Of Groceries a Mo.catsh
con & Cos. selling At boIien prizes. 3 8
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lit you want the best Tea the market aft
fords, go to Leake & Hunts.
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--BestFrencA Candies, Nuts, Rsisins, Car
rants, &c, at Leaks & Hunts.
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"a choice lot Of sugar cured canvas
hams at McCutcheon q Cos. -
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Z One OF THE PEOPLE.

"a large lot of Coffee and Sugar just n
ceIved at McCutcheon's 7'S@s
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--Frssl, Cove Oysters, Tomatoes. Corn AMI
Green Peas at Leake q Hunts
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Pickens Sheriff's Sale.

WMTILLbe sold on the first Tuesday in De
w cember next before the court hons
door during the legal hours; Of sale 10 Piekenl
county, Ga, Eighty acres west halt Of lot Q
and No. 81, in the 12ih dist and I'd section Q
said county. Levied on by virtue Of 3 fifa Is
sued ffos1 Jusiics's eod9t f036th dist Q. n. i
favor Of John 81. Long vs. John ~. Bailey
Leyied on - the property Of defendant. hsyl
made and FetuFned 10 me- ly j. w. Iaylor, I. 2
OCT, I'D, 1e71 Printers Zee s. .Qg)
A w. Davis Sheriff.
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Tug Ala1sieAn SaFdins coss Bsnsless sarff
dimes, are much better, and less than half the
est Of imported sardines.
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Maristta. Ga. Sept. 18th. 1874.
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-one car load Of Virginia Salt at Mccutcl
cons.
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Genuine No. i MackereI at Leake a
HINTS
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The whole number Of votes polled
in the county were l75l.
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LAUDANUM,,
ELIXER, or
GUM OPIUM.
It Positively Produces a Permanent
g%s@ - Cure. sl
1T Is strange yet true that as a rule il % the
brightest intellects, the best members Of So
ciety that become addicted to this diseased appe-
tile. A habit which makes them slaves, he.
clouds their minds, ruins their dispositions, and
gives them in their more natural moments
hatred Of self as well as feeling that everybody
despses them--to such an extent that society
has no charms. But thanks to the Giver Of all
good, this morbid, terrible habit, and degraded
condition, as we'll "a all Of the desire and feeling
for opiates in any form is soon removed BY this
remarkable antidote, entirely so, and the wa
lkened body and mind are invigorated, giyenrer
newed health until love and hope take the place
Of despondency and doubt, Though you may
not be- afflicted with the habit Of using MDR-
sPHINE, LAUDANUM, on other forms OF OpIuMs
some friend may be, and you know itnot there
fore let me ask you, in the name Of suffering
humanity to pass this on. BY 80 doing you
may reap the reward Of those who do good
DELAY NOT.
All correspondence strictly confidential, For
further particulars, and 10 sending orders from,
any Of the Southern States, address
b. M. WOOLLEY,
General Agent for the Southern States.
No. 80 South Bread st., Atlanta, Ga
april10--tf ssisA 8 ~
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--.Bools and Shoes in.grrA. sA-'sty at d.
Cutebeon d Coz. @
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10 to MAnsfeid's for COW food.
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