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Reliable Testimony

II cannot be reasonably supposed that Wien
a person ttstifes to the efficacy OF remedy
whose benefits he has experience, without
solicitation, that ne does so for the purpose Of
misleading ths public. or from any other mo-
tive than that Of gratitude Ii is still more un-
reasonable to suppose that eminent physicians
would corroborate the evidence thus given I'M
less they We're persuaded Of its truth. The pro-
prietOIs Of llostelters Stomach BItters are con-
stantly in the receipt OF Voluntary testimonials
acknowledging the curative aud preventive po-
tency OF this benefcent tonic aud corrective,
emanating not only from those who have felt
its influence, but also from well known mem
beers o the medical profession, both here and
abroad, who have witnessed its effects. aid pre-.
scribed it in their private practice. In the face
Of such evidence as this, which the widest pub
Lefty has repeatedly been given, it would be
absurd 10 questi0nlhe medicinal virtues of the
Bitters. Skeplicism upon this point was long
ago disarmed, and they are to-day as much re-
speated and far more widely known than many
OF the officinal remedies which figure cOnsplcu-
ously in the pharmacopoia They are uniyer-
sally recognized to be the supreme remedy
for intermittent and remittent fevers, dyspep-
STA, liver complsiut, general debility, disorders
of the bowls and nervousness, as well IA q
means of terrifying the system against malari-
ously upon the sensitive organs. Whether
used as remedy for actual disease, as a means
Of building up the broken down physique, or
of fastening convalesence, they are never re-
sorted to in vain, and they often restore com
plete health when prescribed remedies cannot
even initiate its recovery.
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Administrators Sale.

Agreeably to an order of the Honorable Cour
of Ordinary of Cherokee County. Ca will bs
sold before the Court House door, in the Town
Of Canton, within the legal hours of sale ON tho
frat Tuesday, in February, 1875, the follow
ing real estate, belonging to the Estate of War
ron II. ID. Moss, late Of Cherokee county,
deceased, Town Lots Nos. and 1s, 10 and II,
l and l6-l2 and 10, 10 and IA, 33 aud ! in
terest in west half Of No. |, all in the LIST Divis
ion of tue Town of Canton, Ga.,-Nos. ii and
Is, being the dwelling House ard Garden, aud
the interest in west half Of No. l. being the
properly on which the Store House of McAfee
and Moss is situated. Also the undivided halt
of Lot of Land No. III, in the 18th District and
2nd seetion-No. 800 in 3rd District and 2nd
seetion-Nos. $50, 93l, 832, 1913, s27, 1921.
1883 and 1.3 of 1854 in 2lst District and 2nd
secfion-also Of the Minerals & Mining privi-
lodges in Nos. 117S, l177, ll99--East half Of
Nos. 1900 and l249 in 2Ist District and 2nd sec
ton and l65 in 18th District and 2nd section Of
said County of Cherokee. Said property sold
for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
deceased. Terms Of sale, one third cash the re-
mainder in four and nine months time, with note
and approved security, bearing ten per cent in
terest, purchaser to pay for titles. Dec. 18th,
1874. Printers fee $500
JOSEPH NJ. McAFEE, Admir-.
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CHEROKEE DOTS.
CANTON, Ga, JAN. 25th.

Mr.. Fleming has suspended bust.
ness at Holly Springs and will be
succeeded in the mercantile bust
ness by Mr., Ragsdale.
Last Tuesday we paid visit to
the Skies Gold mine we found a
company of miners from Tennessee
had been there for several days
prospecting and leasing of land in
and around where the old Skies
mining property is located. They
are going to work to try to open
some new veins and to make new
discoveries for gold.
The Woodstock Manufacturing
Company, J. I. Haley & Co., pro-
prietors, on Little River, has been
in operation for some time and is
doing tolerable fair business.
Keith & Anthony have a new
Factory about eight miles north
west of Canton on Shoal Creek
which has recently been put in sue
cessful operation. We are told they
are making a splendid article OF
thread equal to the Roswell Manu-
featuring Company's make. This
County cannot DO excelled for water
power in the State and great induce
ments are offered to capitalists to
come here to invest money and help
build up mills, factories and fur
aaces.
Tuesday night of last week bal!
was given in the Court Room of the
new Court House by Mr.. Oxford,
the contractor for the construction
Of said building. The court room
had just been completed and Mr..
Oxford consented for the young
people to trip to the light fantastic
toe and to hold a "court" without
Judge or jury. We were not pres
ent but have conversed with some of
the fair ones who were, and they
pronounced it a grand SUCCESS
They are good judges Of an enter
price of this kind.
On the same night Marshal White
sides put young man in the Gala
bose, and Sawney Clay stabbed
Henry Kemp IA person of color in
fiicting dangerous and supposed
mortal wound. DR.. Turk rendered
Kemp medical assistance. Clay has
gone to a more congenial cline.
1t appears grading on the Mariet-
ia and North Georgia Railroad is
progressing very well. We learn
they have commenced work on this
side of Little River.
Mr.. Strange, formerly of Carriers
vile, has commenced the tin and
mercantile business at Cherokee
Mills.
We called on Mrs. Dilbeck, at
Fosters old mill place, last week to
see her tripIets. She exhibited to
us three little girls about three years
of age. All three of them have a
slight resemblance to each other
Their names are Ophelia, Luphelia,
and Cordelia. A case similar to
the above occurred near Hickory
Flat about is years ago, being the
only cases of the kind we ever had
any knowledge Of.
PERSONNE.
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The Old and the New.

On last Wednesday night Mayor
Reid and Council, of 1874, retired
from office, and W. II. Tucker, the
newly elected Mayor and Aldermen,
were indicted into office and onter-
ed upon the duties devolving upon
them as city guardians. Mr.. G. G.
VIM was elected Clerk Mr Jos.
Clifton, Marshal Mr.. t. J. Atkin-
son, Treasurer and Mr.. James Nc
Culloch, City Surveyor.
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AcwoRTH DOTS.
AcwoRTM, Ga, Jan. y, rs.

ACwoRTH, Ga, Jan. q, 10.
MnssRs. EDIroRs-Acworth mat
tiers are moving on smoothly.
The mention in yesterdays Con
stitution that bill would be intro
duced in the present Legislature t.
tax bachelors, was the cause ofmucl
comment among our bachelor friend
for they are thick around here.
think such bill should pass.
know some Of our bachelors coulC
f, marry if they would, for they are
good looking and of all sizes, ane
the girls treats them very kindly.
The gloom which has SO long hello
sway over us, was dispelled yester'
day by Old Soils familiar rays, in
fusing vig6r and new life in boil
man and beast.
Mr. NJ. G. Awtrey has been con-
fined to his bed for several days,
but we are glad to see him up again
and hope he will soen be restored to
his wanton health.
Miss Lucy Carpenter, one of Ac-
worth's brightest jewels and most in
telligent young ladies, has accepted
position in the LaGrange Female
College, and has gone to assume the
cares and responsibilities Of the ar
duous duties incident to the position.
We commend her as worthy the at
tention and confidence of the good
citizens of LAGRANGE and congratu>
late the institution as being most
fortunate in the selection.
Prof j. c. Holmes has just OPEN
ed his school with fair prospect Of
an excellent attendance.
The Good Templars at their
meeting last Monday night elected
T. S. L. Harwell, w. c. T.; Miss
E Bates, w. V. T.; G. D. Collins,
r. S.. =; II. NJ. Putnam, f. S. L. A.
Li,chfeld, Treas. /; E. R. Cocker,
Chap r. A. Evatt, w. NJ. D. E.
Garrison, o. G.; A. Smitbson, l.
G., to serve for the ensuing term.
Our business men are worry anx-
ious that the present Legislature
make some provisions for the better
collection of debts than now exist,
that they may with some security
supply the necessary wants OF the
people who are not able to make a
crop without some assistance. This
cry is abolish the homestead and
exemption laws.
There is no trade in our town
scarcely, except from the cotton that
is being brought to market.
Yours, AHA.
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Georgia, Pickens County

NJ. r. BARRETT, } Libel for Divorce. Pckens
VS.. Superior Court, Sepem
CARRIE BARRETT Der Term, 1874.
Present His Honor N. u. Knight, judge
Rule to perfect service.
Ir appearing to the Court that the defendant
does not reside in the county, and i; further APP
psaring that she DOES not reside in the State, it
Is on motion Of Counsel ordered that the defsIl-
lant appear and answer at the next Term OF
this Court else the case be considered in de-
fault. and the Plaintiffs allowed to proceed
And il s further ordered, that the rule be pub
lished in the marietta Journal the times re-
quired by law in such case. Granted.
N B. KNIGHT. j. s. c.
w. II. SIMMONS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
do certify that the above is true extract
from the Minutes Of the Superior Court.
GLENN C0wART, Z. sc.
decd, "A 1m4m. (Pruters tee So.OO)
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Administrators Sale.

BY virtue of an order Of the Honorable C.uri
Of Ordinary Of Cobb County, will be sold before
tho court house door ON the LIST Tuesday in Feb
ruary next (ls75) within the legal hours oil
sale, the following properly to- wit; That tract
or parcel Of land in the city of Marietta known
as the Fraser property, containing nine acres
m"re or less, bounded on tho west by Atlanta
street. on south by a lane dividing said
premises from the promises Of Mrs. Conyers,
north by property Of Mrs Brumby. and east by
property Of Mrs. Waterman, together with the
rights members, appurtenances and impaove-
men,s therpuntO belonging. Terms sold on
credit, with approved security, 3, 6, 0 aud IL
months with interest from date Property re-
sold, the purchaser having failed to comply with
terms Of sale Jan. 9th, 1875,
j. S. NICHOLS, Admir-.
printers fee 81 SOD
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The trains on the Kansas and
Pacific Raill DAD arc block AIDED by
snow.
Miss Plummer of Newark, N. j.,
got 50, 900 from Mr. Compton for
breach Of promise.
Young folks grow most when in
love. Ii increases their Sighs won-
derfully.
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George J. Gable

Has decided to locate his Photo
graph Gallery in Marietta, (perma-
ncntly) and will always be prepared
10 make all the styles of pictures
known to the art, and at the lowest
rates.
The best Of WORK always guaran
teed or no cidrye. Rooms over Ben
nells Store.
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There's a good time coming, and
its almost here. Twenty-one Dem
ocratic Governors and a Democratic
House of Representatives after the
4th Of March. =
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Dat Meal, Pickles by the Gallon, Cheese
Seed Potatoes, Buck Wheat Flour, choice New
Orleans Syrup in IA barrels and ] barrels. -
Sugar Cured Beef, Big IIominy. Griis. Every
Thing complete at McClalchy's.
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The Marietta Journal

Is printed on Paper Manufactured by the
MARIETTA PAPER MILLS.
All orders promptly flied. The highest
market price paid for OLD RAGS.
S. A. ANDERSON, Agent.
april 17tl--1y
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Georgia Pickens County /:

To all whom It may concern s. Taburaiux
having in proper form applied to me for per
mauent letters of administration on the estate
Of Josiah McGaah, late Of said county deceased.
This is therefore to cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin of Josiah McGaah to
be- and appear at m, Office within the time al
lowed by law and show cause If any they can,
why permanent administration should MT be
granted to S. Taburaiux OH Josiah McGaalI es-
tate. Witness my hand and official signature.
Dec 21st, 1874. w. I'll SIMMONS, Ord'y.
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Prof. ]. R. SEALS,

OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO THE
citizens of Marietta and vicinity in the way OF
Tuning and Repairing Pianos, and guarantees
satisfaction.
NIB Respectfully refers to Rev /. r. Bran
ham, aud will attend punctually, to all orders
left with him.
Also am Agent for the Albert Weber Piano,
the best of all.
LAGRANGE, GA. Nov. 25th, 1875.
Prof. J. r. SEALS has for years tuned and
repaired pianos for me, and have always
found him a faithful. careful conscientious
workman reliable in every particular, aud l
cordially commend him as such to the public.
If. cox, Pres. So. +. Callege.
r. S.-Prof Schumacher regards Prof. Seals
as the best tuner Of Pianos in this country.
l. +. cox.
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GEORGIA COBB COUNTY

Whereas, +. NJ. Hembree, Guardian of the
property of Cicero Hembree, applies TO the UNI
dersigned for letters OF dsmissory from his
Guardianship Therefore all persons concern
ed are hereby required to show cause if any
they can why said Guardian on the first Mon-
day in February next should not be discharg-
ed Given under my band and seal, this Dec.
2lst, 1874.
H. NJ. HAMMETr, Ordy.
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Now is the time, says the Eufaula
Ncps, to SOW oats, aud we hope our
farmers arc going 10 put 10 heavy
crop.
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GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY:

To all whom il may concern: Thos. E. Smith
having in proper form applied to me for per-
manent letters of administration upon the es-
tate OF f. A. Gregg, late Of said county leeeas-
ed. This is to cite all and singular the eressi-
tors and next of kin of +. A. Gregg 10 be AMI
appear al my Office, within the time allowed by
law, aud show cause ii any they can, why per
manent administration should not bs granted
to him GA said estate the first Monday in Feb
ruary Witness nv hand and official sigma
turp, this December 2:ld, 1874.
II. ". HAMNgrr Ordinary. !
printers fee {
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PIoKENs SHERIFF. SALES.

Will be sold on first Tuesday in FEBRUARY
next 1875 bsfors the Court house door in Pick
ens County within legal Sale hours the uudv'
ded half Of $50 Acres Of land being parts Of lots
Nos. 308 and 300 including the Grist Mill, Law
led on by virtue Of fila in favor of Patterson
Hood VS.. James z. Mullins principal and A. b.
Coggins Emdorsor issued from justice Court
1898 District g. NJ. levied upon as the proper
ty OF A. b. Coggius by j. A. Simmons l.. e.
aud returned 10 me.
ASA PATTERSON.
Dec. 2Ist. 1874. Deputy Sheriff
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Onion Sets at McClatchy's.

The best thing Grant can do, says
the New York Sun, is to issue P pro-
clamatiOh declaring Pinch back a
bandit, and then have Sheridan shoot
him.
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Georgia, Cobb County !:

Georgia, Cobb County:
MARTHA HILL, Libel for Divorce in Cobb Su-
VS.. pvriOr Court, November
RANSOM HILL, Term, 1874.
IT appearing to the Court from the return of
the Sheriff. 10 above case, that the defendant,
Ransom Hill il not TO be found ia the County
Of Cobb or State Of Georgia. il is ordered that
service be perfected upon him by publication in
the Marietta Journal, once month for four
months, 10 he and appear personally or by At
tornsy. at the next Superior Court held 10 aud
for said County, in March, 1875. 10 answer
above cause Or 10 default Plaintiff shall BE- al
lowed 10 proceed ~ the law directs.
n. Is. KNIGHT, J 8 G..
GEO CAHr Attorney for Plaintiff
uovsV74. [Prnles's lee $500.
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EVERY HoUsEKEEPER should use Shep
ards Patent Starch Gloss for improving the
quality of Starch. 1t makes ironing easy.
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Fresh Roasted Coffee CIauberries, Fresf
Shsd, Fresh Oysters, etc, at McClatchys.
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Leake & Hunt hava lust received fresh to
of Mince Meat put up in cans for family use.
The City Election.

The city election for two alder
men, (occasioued by tic vote in
the last regular election,) came off
last Tuesday with the following re-
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f-Hand Local Dots.

OF Hand Local Dots.
-"Wno's afraid ~
-WEr or dry 7 "Wet" she lies.
DIP you hear anything "drap 7"
On, the mud the beautiful
mud
MARIETTA has received over
six thousand bales Of cotton.
III is astounding how some men
are given to downright lying.
We will give a copy of our pa
per to any one who will bring us a
well-killed burglar.
POSTAGE on the Journal is 10
cents and must be paid to the pub,
Usher instead of the postmaster.
We are indebted to Hon. w.
ID. Anderson, our Representative,
for State documents.
ONE of the great wants Of Ma
rietta is acommodious and well>ht-
ted City Hall.
Mas. ORMsBY, a teacher of ex-
celIent qualifications, has a school
notice in this issue.
-OUR Acworth and Cherokee
correspondents have very interest
ing reports this week.
No more elections until year
hence, and we are glad of it. A
long time between drinks.
WHEN a child gets lost in Ma
rietta, the first suspicion is that it
is drowned in the mnd of the streets.
We call attention to the school
notice of Mrs. Sallie Mullens, very
competent teacher, and who will
give satisfaction.
Our friend, Joe Clifton, is the
newly elected Marshal. A good Sc
lection. He's got the true grit in
him, and "He is not afraid !"
-MARRIED--On the Goth, by
Rev. J. NJ. Gable, Mr.. G. J. Man
ming to Miss Mary E. Manning, all
of Cobb county.
AND now our yourg friend
Clifton Mansfield Iias gone to Car
tersyillc. This way of our yourg
men leaving Marietta, has got to be
stopped.
-MARRIED-On the Goth, at the
residence of brides mother, Mr.. A.
D. Kemp to MisssRhoda Mitchell,
all of Cobb county. The printers
were kindly remembered. In the
language of Rip Van Wrinkle, 'may
they live long and prosper"
We call attention to the law
card of Phillips & Camp, two able
and energetic lawyers. Col. G. n.
Phillips is the we'll known Solicitor
General of this Circuit, while Mr..
Geo. X. Camp is young man oftal-
eut, good speaker, and manages
his cases with shrewdness and sue
cess.
THE Helen D'Eote troupe ex-
hibited six nights in our city. On
Saturday night Hamlet was played,
and persons present who had wit
messed the best actors on the New
York stage, asserted that Mr.. Stuttz
as Hamlet, equaled the very best In
his rendition of that character
Easy and graceful in manner, with
clear, strong voice, he seldom fails
to make himself understood, at the
same time presenting the beauty of
the piece with good effect. The
troupe left our city in the good
opinion of our people.
One of the PROJECTORS tenders his
thanks TO his estimabie lady friend,
Mrs. b. SchoenthalI, for bottle Of
excellent Blackberry Wine. 1t was
made by, and under her own super
vision, and we can safely say, it was
by far. the best article of the kind
we have ever sampled. Those who
buy wine for domestic use, would dc
we'll to call on her.
Shcrards Starch Gloss makes ironing easy
s,,d Give. a nice Gloss. For sale by Haley &
vipi,ms VIM. Root, L"aks & Hunt and d
+ McClat.by. Give it trial.
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Fresh country ground Meal and Grits Away
on hand at Leake a. Hunts.
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"A fresh supply Of Groceries at MoCutch
con Il Co's, selling at bottom prices.
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Go to McClatchy's and get your Groceries
CHEAP and have item delivered free anywhere
in the City.
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"A large lot of Coffee aud Sugar just re
ceived at McCutcheou's
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Boots aud Shoes in grra. Va 'siy at Nc
Cutcheon & Cos.
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"A choice 10! Of sugar cured eanyassed
hams at McCutcheOn g. Cos.
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SngpARDs Patent Starch Gloss is cheap and
labor saving. No kousekeeper should be with
out it. Try it.
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Georgia Cherokee County I:


JAMES A. IAMMETr, )Superior Court, Aug.
STem, l374--Present
VS.. His Honor, Noel u.
Knight, Judge.
LUCINDA HAMMETT. Libel for Divorce.
Rule to Perfect Service
1t appearing to the Court by the return of
the Sheriff that the Defendant does not reside
in this county, and it further appearing that
she does not reside in this State. il is on motion
of counsel, Ordered, That said Defendant APP
pear and answer at the next term of this Court
else that the case be considered in default and
the plaintiff allowed TO proceed. And it is fur
Their ordered that this Rule be published in the
Marietta Journal the time prescribed by law
in such cases.. Granted:
N. b. KNIGHT, j. S. c.
JAS. o. DowDA, Plaintiffs Attorney.
certify the foregoing 10 be true extract
from the minutes Of said Court, this August
18th, 1874. o. w PUTNAM, Clerk s. U.
Printers fee $500.
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~ sou want nice looking elolbesl Use shef-
ards Patent starch Gloss.
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" Support your county paper.
Subscription only 81, and advertise
ing and job work done cheap.
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LEI The toAowinq named gentlemen

L-S The JoHoWlng named gentlemen
are authorized dgentsJ for the Journal :
j. 3. BARTON, Ball Ground, Chero. Coca.
JAMES PRICE, Bali Ground,
MAJ. ED. DANIELL, Canton, Chero. Co. Ga.
w. Z. ORR, Acworlt, Ga.
W. II. SIMMONS, Jasper, Piekens, CO. Ga.
orr x AND COUNTY
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CHOICE New Magnolia Hams at McCutch-
cons.
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n you want cheap aud good Groceries cal
o. Lsaks 4 Hunt
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cession Of torch>Iighters paraded the
streets and the colored brass band
discoursed serenading music. The
city officers as elected are, for May
or, w. Fl. Tucker; Aldermen, DIR.
f. J. Seize, T. j. Atkinson, A. S.
Edmonston, j. NJ. Wilson, j. w.
Henderson, and John NJ. Walker,
which constitutes a very efficient
board.
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Try Shppards Patent Starch Gloss.
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Just received at McClatchy's choice lot Of
Hams l5ets per pound.
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oshspard. sIarsL 0lo.s .ays. Iabor.0
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- - '=- r. = z y ~ z =. 50
FIR va have eNOnph forts. buildings


for We have enough forts, buildings,
ship.yards,l &c., now.
AT thnis Democratic work and will
be done by them With will, the cur
rency will regulate itself for tho paper
issue will he retired by legitimate
means and the gid currency. will
then appear like magic.
The duty Of the party will not be
drawn from them by the Republicans,
on the contrary, this resumptive bear
will we'll nigh hing them t" death. The
fight will he made on National banks,
when that time comes we will see Who
are the National hard money men
whether Democratic or Republican.
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TAKE NOTICE.

From and after this date,
all JOB Work, TRANSIENT
ADvER TIsEM ENTs, &c !,
MUST be paid for in adj
vance. No deviation will
be made from this rule.
All parties owing the
VINDIcAToR are requested
to call Immediately and set
tie. PELLI G. AKEAux,
Publishers