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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-19

GEORGIA NATIONAL BANK, } Complaint in
vs.. Goth Superior
NsnIETrA PAPER MI,L Co. Court.
The defendant srsqured 10 bs ana appear AZ
the Superior Court OF Cobb County. at Marietta
Georgia, on The second Monday in March next.
TO answer the Plaintiff complaint. as in default
thereof tie court will proceed as to ju.tics shall
appear
Witness The Honorable Noel b. Knight,
Judge Of said Coart. This llth Feb 1875.
J. Bella C4MrPLtl G. S. c:
Georgia Notieaal Bank, Complaint in Cobb
vs.. Supr. Court, brought
Aarietn Frfer Mn Co. ITO March Term 1915.
The Stockholders in tie Marietta Paper Mill
Company viii take notice Of the commencement
o. above salt, aud that they will be held ndi-
viduaIlF liable to the amount Of stock owned by
each in terms of their corporate act. February
l2th. 1875.
". f. & W J. VIM. Attorneys for
Georgia National Bank.
Printer fee $sOOl
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-19
New Advertisements.
NOTICED.
L. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TA%ES

May /, 1875, to April 30, 1s7G.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-03-19
TREASURER JONES.

A correspondent, elsewhere in this issue OF
the Commercial wants 10 know to whom Ooi;
Jones paid The Si52,O0O OF bonds when ne Pald
Item. This is precisely what the people OF
Georoia want TO know-Rome Commercial.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15

o'u 4.o+ ~. on - a,;+o
aofoir 800 so 1 o. ''''' ''4 DlaA - e-'e
SLY. g II Dounu 80 -. .
Golae %, l LII, Il W. po.naps w.
mouiu un1 ~ a04 Ino oonSv 81 - 1ue
no M;1aoaa 10Y, oh.a aGa ~ ~ ao,t -
+ha .,Ian an o Iouos s uea o oa,t;.nsIu ' 1o ~
one p.e e onu LII go "a "a 60 10
~ r.;a,,.aa nh;o,, bod saan,o IT, t,uo
b I"ury - naho retnrnad and h;s low
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15
A Smali-pO Remedy.

A correspondent of the Stockton
(Cal.) Herald writes as follows:
I herewith append recipe which has
been used to my knowledge in hun
dreds of cases. It will prevent or cure
the smallpox though the pittings are
filing. When Jenner discovered cow
pox in England, the world of science
hurled an avalanche upon his head,
but when the most scientific
school of medicine in the world
that of Paris published this
recipe as panacea for small pox, it
pas ed unheeded. It is as unfailing as
fate, and conquers in every instance.
It is harmless when taken by a we'll
person. It will also cure scarlet fever.
Hern is the recipe as / have used it,
and cured my children of scarlet fever;
here it is az have used it to cure small
pox; when learned physicians said the
patient must die, it cured.
Sulphate of zinc, one grain; fox
glove (digitalis), one grain; half tea
spoonful Of sugar; mix with two table
spoonfuls of water. When thoroughly
mixed, add four ounces Of water, Take
q spoonful every hour. Either disease
viii disappear in twelve hours. For q
child smaller doses according to age. II
countries would compel their physicians
to use this, there would be no need OF
pest houses. If you value advice and
experience, use this for that terrible
disease.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15
The First Watch.

The work swatch " is derived from
Saxon word signifying to wake. Watches
were at first called clocks, and had
weights. The earliest known use OF the
modern name occurs ID record OF
1870, which mentions that Edward 1.
had one larum or watch OF iron, the
case being also Of iron gilt, with two
plummets of lead. The first great i'm
provemeDt, the substitution Of spring
for weights, was about loo: Inc
earliest spring was not coiled, but
straight pieces of steel Early watches
had only one hand, and required wind
ing twice o day. The diais were
of silver or brass; the cases had no
crystals, opened at the back, and were
four or five inches in diameter. A
plain watch cost the equivalent OF
fifteen hundred dollars in our currency,
ind after one was ordered it took
year to make it. There is watch IN q
Swiss museum only three sixteenths OF
an inch in diameter, inserted IN the top
of q pencil case. It's hands indicate not
only hours and minutes, Int also the
day Of the month. 1t is relic OF Old
times when watches were !inserted IN
snuff boxes, shirt studs, bracelets and
finger rings, Many were fantastic
oval, octangular, cruciform, or IN inc
shape of GEARS, melons, tulips or
| collins. s.....
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15
The Pines and Sea.
BY CHRISTOPHER P. cBANoH

BY CHRISTOPHER P. CRANCH.
Beyond the low marsh meadows and the
beach,
Seen through the hoary trunks of windy
pines, N#Ez r&M
The long blue level of the ocean shines.
The distant surf with hoarse complaining
speech
Out from it's sandy barrier seems to reach
And while the sun behind the wood declines,
The moaning sea with singing boughs en-
twines,
And waves and pines make answer each to
each.
0 melancholy soul-whom, far and near,
In life, faith hope, the same sad undertone
Pursues from thought to thought-thou needs
must hear
An old refrain, too much, too long thine
tbs thy mortality infects thine ear.
The mournful strain was in myself alone!
december atlantic.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15
Pine Gas.

Prof. Benevides. Spanish chemist,
has been testing the comparative bril-.
liancy of gas distilled from various
materials, and finds, among other re-
suits, that the gas obtained by dist1lla-
ton from the pine tree IS much more
luminous than that from coal, the diff
ference, according to the most careful
calculation, being as five to one, and
the density is about twice as great.
Prof. Benevides characterizes this gas
as rich IL carbon, and states that it re-
qujres special burners, with very small
apertures. SO as to burn without smoke
or offensive odor-in this respect re.
sembling petro cum.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15
Bessie.
BY f. Il. HAYWOOD.

BY f. 81. HARDWOOD.
Dash, dssh churn, churn away, So
Maiden rosy, blithe and gay, s y
Sweetly singing,
Bravely bringing,
Through the foam, and through the spluttel
Dainty bits of toothsome butter
From mighty lake of whey.
Bless thee maiden, round and ruddy
Through faith and labor deity turning
Thin milk to butter by thy churning,
Thou seem'et to me an artists study.
Bare arms sbapely, fresh and glowing.
Ringlets glossy freely blowing,
Healthful bloom, breath of clover,
Teeth 60 pearly, covered over
BY red lips archly smiling
AS they sing thy toll beguinng;
Eyes go roguish, blue and blight,
Muslins breezy, thin and light,
Apron iaunty, snowy white,
CATERS natty. trim and tight,
Tiptoe springing, light and free.
Lovely sight art thou to me.
Churn, churn; sing, sing away.
Rustic maiden. bright as May!
Care not thou what cynics say;
Wiser thou. by far than they:
Lesson wise, lesson cherry,
Teachest thou to pilgrims weary
{. Hopeful toll from form and splutter
Bringeth surely golden butter
Thump, churn. dash, da sh away;
Hit it smartly, maiden gay.
Count not lucre thou mayst earn
Wr estiirg stoutly With thy ehurn;
Think of rest when thou art done.
OF butter golden as the sun,
OF flowers peeping from the ground.
OF beauty springing all around
The mighty curtain blue above us!
Oh, think of hearts that truly love us
OF father. mother. sister, brother
And Bessie. think about that other
Mercy: see the crimson fiushes,
See the poutings, coy and chary!
Worlds OF meaning in those bushes,
Blessed. blessed h o usehold fairy.
Dash. splash, thump, pound away:
Scatter we'll the foam and spray.
Worldly wisdom. taste it lightly;
Keep your faith. keep your kindness,
Keep your ardor burning brightly;
Truast wisdom oft in blindness,
Little danlsei. neat and sprightly.
Give not post-obits on to-day
Cruel rates Of sorrow
Spendthrlfts pay, whe borrow
Trouble from the morrow.
Be joyous while the roses stay;
Make Jumps of butter while you may;
Let your labor be your play,
And Lever, never 80 astray,
Happy, hearty, blooming maid, q
Churning butter in the shade
-MarCukee Monthly,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15

sa47 =. g sssw aies gle ~ sss .saIa
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15

AMERICAN postage stamps Jose their
gum after lying about = few days. In
England last year 81, 600 stamps were
found loose in the postal boxes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15

PLEASURES, riches, honors, and Joy
are sure to have care, disgrace, adver.
sity, aud affection III their train. There
is no pleasure without pain, no Joy
without sorrow. es4# r8 81.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15

OREGON has q new cereal which seems
to be cross between wheat and barley,
and the leading agriculturists of the
State are pnzzling themselves about it.
Its history is strange. About four years
ago farmer Irving in Tilamook county,
Oregon, killed wild goose, in whose
crop he found a peculiar looking grain.
He planted it; it multiplied wonder
fully, and he subsequently, raised forty
bushels on half an acre of land. Its
growth is peculiar, from seven to ten
stalks springing from one root. The
kernel is very thin aud compact, OF q
bright straw color, and extremely hard.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15
A High Old Passenger Conductor.

A few days ago freight conductor
on one of the railroads went to the SUI
perintendent and said he thought
he ought to be advanced, hav-
ing served on the freight for several
years. The superintendent agreed with
him, and told him that the change
should be made the very next week.
And it was made. The supe, intendent
day or two after took seat in the
rear end of one Of the coaches to see
how the new conductor would take to
business, and pretty. soon the official
danced into the door, cap on his ear,
sleeves pushed up, and q haf-acre smile
on his face. s a a4 ssaaia 81
sect out your pasteboards T. he
shouted, 8 I'm the high muncky muck
that runs this train, and then turning
right and left, he continued:
Right bowers this way play lively
pass or order up-how's trumIs with
you-slide you right into Chicago
hurry mp, there-trump this ace-what
kind of hand do you hold, old man 2
There was something novel and ex-
hilerating in his style, but yet the SUI
perintendent called the conductor up
stairs the next day and told him that he
was the best man in America to run a
freight train, and that he should have
to promote him backwards. He was
too talented for passenger conductor
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-12-15

county prison, and on their conviction
were sentenced to transportation. The
butler, as you may imagine, was hand
someIv rewarded. - 9&H
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-08
GENERAL. REGULATIONS.

NJ. s.sssstH 4.ssts4f Alss a IN i.t,s at=s,sis
s.,arast All IL ~ st he is.af .'at4 NJ i
rnali" tsSaft - Fsass ~ r. thatt4. e 80 II 6
isatv n.s4ait's tatath,iss5rr nt't s,tt5i ~
~ alAelf i - Fis,t ~ ~ ''sst III I, 81 III
siai pr,,ist sHt 1,s8ss.s III as h.nsfe
~ eni,f lii. Il siHsislH = eSsa MI ,iei 80
" tiv eass IL A.lsf1 ,tis "A aittss.A Il
y, Inn. 4 etass tzf laf,Hs, II it,a -. II a.
,upiN nv .af suisaf $50
iie mets,l- ALL s..Fs.s .i,p,f,mcg' nttfr ~,as ii
rstnstaitss astsls i aAsfs ihr tspshsts pfts -
IA lhrli tstas,ssie at tes sun ,tt 1T i ta tsNH
,gA,ts frfs'sNe ss.fs yhtttt lstts
Inss,tsHs afs - IL Aii.tntn- hit l.st.F II
lHsst,s ~ afs are IL hi ~ tastt IL t5.If j.
,bian4f aid ElEfifsfttstns o. tslr ssts q NIs's
m. es'tlun taught nlle In th's i Esstsistl
ta'h,ie, ~sat.tis ~ u ,,,ettin,t III ~ lste
n,ird. rs, .ei t't.s ~ s8lHne. inf ths .,1ss -
rss atai elts.tttstEts ~ ~, an 'r las't -. feI.s
~ r,itg'aus A,sishsr
me rt,,f. .ls II. ~ Il stetssa, II. Nesfh- al
Rn,ks As. hs ltett tAsu.,' H. liz III Ii 4 ~,
n i,m t.tsfar.
The ls,fI., tNsnst NJ A.. s'ulei1t = tise.5tss
wah tltr wi .aa.#. III In $3.50, II Tfals,st faas
stiR..s,. ansl as5,s IL rt'a. IN itsa'sA A7ls'4.
fim .l.n ri testttss M ~ srrntl,sf y lass'sf' VI
,snss
III, en,t ~. sss', h.asfa.r .lruil u prs. Ill
WITH ~ it. tln.tf ~ u. tti -. atHsl tHHis..i
uu'alet IT .htts. ..sb-, hahak,n'lts, taat's
combs. hesishs., .ts, sef. ~ th.s WI L. flft4e
ssh,d by tase7ss u = etssai dtitet b. ..s.le
hcry a,tsl.. ,s1asitl h. nt,iai viii In ,aas u
ih' nwlHf In full
fanuls " shing 81 Il - iiesr III titN e.ht iat,i.,
slp,nli give tlne's ia VI, AID toFMFri t1AeIsi II
uNimns.st l.a 4A.f,a'r Particular. plafs-e
laia Ilu, D'tsti, fatstrtst,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-08
Thc Trouble In Louisiana

The fact. N alleged. that the re.
Turning board" in this mos. unfortunate.
State has defeated men honestly chosen
% olioe By tho saiIrages q the people.
viii not ja-tiiy them IN rlunIinr
the State into anarchcy. This re,utr-
is9 hoard il to-day protected BY hay.
onents and bombshclls. from tho scn-
geaoo IT NJ outraged people. 1'lrsc
VII" perform these aaiies IN the name
of liberty and law ase under innc,lia,,
command II s.ajpr General Philip
il Sheridan. And this II what il call
u preventing order il the MIN.
which these things render massur,
and maintaining liberty. where cur
srmisa have abolished liberty. The
people II that State may we'll cxclaim
With Madam Roland when hcing I'D
70 execution oh, Liberty. Win. crimes
~ eomGi,ts.l il Thy name. |"
Bot pure ,lesI",isu II |, atI.r,ls
perfection - lie aud properly. Is a.
Msch preferable 70 sha. degree II m.
archy that disrcgar'ls their rights II
I'essoa and property, ~ life il hotter
than death. IN this light aud IN nj
other IL - lind justification fr the
p.,lioy d tho administration toward tho
people of Louisiana. From the frs,
- havs feared this was q well
,aatsrsd plain u the administration t.
unite 10 friends under tho or; u new
rebellion. Il j. 70 b. hoped thu poo.
pls Of that State will act with such
Wisdom and discretion ~ 10 avoid
any collision. They have learned
bow 70 b patient aud f,rbcarisg--
lst them practice these virtues; sub
MID y dispoaism = avoid the greater
evil d anarchy; until the nsxt cony rs.s
meets. and Il unbrokcn peace prevails
sndsr III these repeated wroups anil
outragc.. the people y that State will
hare - dimcu'tN tlcn IN Kidding
themselves reacahly II IL" cura.ran,s
wh" are destroying 'Lcnl. llisersler,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-08

Pupils are received any time during he
year, and charged from date Or entrance.
NJ deduction mndc for partial absence.
unless In case of rroiracscd illhcss, or dis.
mlssnl.
Communications 10 nnd from the AcAlc.
cmy arc tnbMitlcl 10 the !. spcciion Of .he
Huperlorrss.
Bach Pupil Ii required 70 have changes
ceCl"thinE snileicMt - mn cnr NJ al times
neatly md respectfully dressed also III
Jewels. Aix. table narkiss, one dressing
g0wa, ono bnthinT GAVIN, two black aprons,
knifs, fork. silver table and tcnspoon. and
nApkin-rink. with name marked In full /,
slressinR.cakr furnished With cembs, brush
tooth and mil brushes soap. etc.
pSrket money aA.l Postage stamps ARE 10
~ entrusted a. ihc Diroctrrss, Nnrsren.l-
iinrcs fur eluthing or ether items will he
made, unless ann ~ money h~ deroAhs.l
with the Institution for TINT purpose
Difference NJ Religion forms NJ obstacle
10 the admission ~ nHrh N arc willing n
conform 10 the established routine ofthe
Institute. ulster NJ. PANAMA,
1919 Saperleress
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-08

The Montpelier Female humane AsSoci.
atipn. chartered by the Legislature of Nir.
ginia anil the Circuit Court VI Orange To !,
proposes hy Gramd 0ift Concert to estab.
iish anl puelow ''iIomc for the Old, In.
hrn,. anil Destitute Ladies IL Virginia. nj
Mnn,relirr tho i,rmcr residence IL l'rcsi.
asas james Madison.
G.,EH>nR's urrlcr, NirMMoSp, July \
lssi Il all.r,ls mo pleasure - shy that
ain we'll acquainted With large Majnr-
II, IL shr officers Of thcAluntrclicr Female
ilnna.e Association, who reside In the vic.
unity Of my hume, md attest thcir intel
lia"ncc anil their worth ana high icpntn-
tioh ~ gentleman, M well m the public
confidence, influence anil substantial means
literally represented among them.
JAMES i. kEMrEN. Cav Virginia
ALEXANDRIA. Va, .'Miy =. ih74.--N Y
! cnmmcntl them IN gents of honar mil
integrity, andfNlly entitled 10 the eahil.
lcarc Of ihc public
X. W. Ill HES. u = Judge East'n Dist
Of Na fnrthcrn references rs lermisslon
His exeelien.y Gilbert & Walker. Ex.
Governor of VA, lion. Ruhi. y. Wi.hcrs
Lieut. -t;ov. nf Va, aMh 4 senator elect
senators md Members of Congress from
Va,
RemittanceS for tickets may 10 mndc W
express rre,,tid, ro-i-niiue money 0r'lrr
oh Washington ~ o. by registered let.
ter.
For full particulars. testimonials 80
scnl for Circular. Address Hon. JAMES
barbour. pres't MI II a Alexandria.
Va. Reliable agents wanted every.
where DIVA
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-08

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-08

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80. pwa.a - 49, m~
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IN sssiss y hssia~ 80 y ase.
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~ lssse asis ~he. va haze The
mea.,. than se,i' s@s sasa Yea
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er~sss I'll II H.. ~ A. j. Il rss 4 at
~ me f,e<ahsrAG " Il has ut. II.
tail 10 mere bluset ani b'ssala tia.
saM ssnd h NO ether scsals than i,9as.
u the vess and iv ltaise,,e,s.
AID sseen.lly - ~sns N NJ green.
La~ks h~rassr ,hr w~s, nwns lands that
,xeA insssAd ~ gold bearing IL,
,rrsst heads that arc exempt fram i.s'
q. increased currency increases III,
vslas Of iands IL tas y sst II lies
aos help bond. - much Tor thousand
dollar bsnd 10 always thousand dollar
beui. but thousand dollar farm may
~ made 10 scll for fifteen hundred
dsllass. wi.h.s, currucy and plenty
sfis. tho prics Of the 6f.sca hundred
dollar farm ID mors o., 10 b. Eve hun
deea dollars. than fifteen hundred dol
lam.
The primary need Il the west II tina
Mr.. kcllcy's Vii nov before the lIour'
Of Representatives become law IN
slsad Of the 6nance hill II the senate
This will create q 3 IA inlcrcs, bond
- Be made with grecubacks intcrehang
abls with each other on demand of I'll,
holder. This will afford : plenty .
messy 70 d. business with which tL
coustsy has not nos, and 1t but Il,
sls more than hsif the rate NC arc p.y
ina Tor boudr nov. There can 10 II
dagger Of 10 over issue when by III
tesms Of the act i. can be converted Ia
~ boads Of y % 1t the will Of Oh
holder. II there IL no demand 70
noaey y the apecie reSumrsiouis.s cor
tend The Law would bc . dead letter
II there u demand i viii provide III
means whereby Il may he cheaply suI
piled. The specie resumption
isss Of the east are In favor Of coavcr
Ing the legal tenders that draw no in
seress into bonds bearing ak per ce'
interest IN gold. Will they tell ,
Why they object 20 N exchange !
beads fos legal tenders II 8 % unle
Il BE- that il will help take the wss. .,
II Tho Shyloek graap Of the caste,
hondholder and specie assumptions
Thess are somo IL nul reasons, and v
Sruss they are satisfactory 10 our d
FARMER friend, a they ~ to u.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-01-08

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v y 4NVn 49, #AaA aAM n AA
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