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National Republican., 1876-06-24
VEGETINE. -
VEGETINE
is
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE
HEALTH-RESTORER.
~I TNhsIs<
General Debility.

Debility Is a term used to denote deficiency OF
blood. The nutritive constituents Of the blood are
in less than their regular proportion, while the
Watery part is in excess. Debility Is Of frequent
occurrence. 1t is incident to variety Of diseases.
The lower limbs apt to be swollen The pa
tient is feeble ana cannot bear much .xertion. The
circulation is irregular. but almost always weak.
Paptation OF the heart Is \ very common symptom.
Violent motion often throws the heart into the
most tumultuous action. The vital functions
languidIy performed. The muscular strength is
diminished; fatigue follows moderate or slight
ercise. The breathing, though quiet when at rest,
becomes hurried and even psjnful!y sgitSted under
sIertiOn, as in running. ascending heights, cts.
The nervous system is often greatly dlsordered.
Vertigo, dizziness and feeling OF faintness are
very common. Violent and obstinate neuralgia
pains in the head, side, breast other parts of the
body, are also frequent attendants upon the dis
ease. The secretions sometimes diminished.
In females the menses almost always either
pended or very partially performed. The bile is
scanty, and costveness, with unhealthy excavations
are extremely common symptoms.
National Republican., 1876-06-24

RROwER COTTAGE,
IL SITUATED AT
POINT PLEASANT, N. J.
Very large. aIry rooms, good water; one mile
from the ocean, five minutes walk from Manas-
guam river. beautiful sheet Of salt water, for
SAILING. ROWING, GRABBING, FISHING,
&C., oIfe mile from head Of Barnegat Bay, where
there are always yachts to
TAKE PARTIES TO BARNEGAT INLET,
For fishing, cunning, &c. The proprietor pledges
himself to leave nothing undone to make his guests
CHARGES MODERATE,
For particulars address, W. H. BROWER,
je12-im Point Pleasant, Ocean county, n. j.
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EXCURSIONS.

T YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS.
- s(SECOND SEASON.
On the NARY WASHINGTON,
FIFTEENTH TRIP,
A GRAND DAY AND EVENING ENCURSION-
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %
The day trip will leave SEVENTH <sAn~
street wharf at n. M. landing at Z IL ~
Mount Vernon Springs. and return
at D. N. n
The evening trip will leave the same wharf an 5:t5
p M stopping At the Spring Cbefore dark for those
who may wish to remain for the evening excur-
sion, and returning promptly At n:I5 p. m.
Tickets. 50 cents children 25 cents sale at the
Holly Tree Lunch Room and at the boat Ig24
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MARVELLOUS EFFECT.

II. x. DtertnS.
DEAR SIR: have used VEGErINR, and feel II a
duty 10 acknowledge the great beneht 1t has done
me. In the spring of the year 1852 was sick from
general debility, caused by oyerwork want OF sleep
and proper rest. was very weak and much ema-
ciAtt d. tried many remedies, without receiving
any benefit from any of them, until was persuaded
to try VEGETISE. Before had taken this one
week my improved condition gave renewed
hope and courage. i continued to take 1t every
day, gaining more strength, until was completely
restored to health. The effect OF this Remedy in
the case of general debility, is indeed marvellous
ELIZABETH A. FOLEY,
Wehster Chnrlastown
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MEDALS AND PREMIUMS.
TContinutd from First Pdqr. /

First premium in spelling and arithmetic aud
second in reading, George Howe. Second pre-
MUM in spelling. reading and arithmetic, John
Montgomery. Second premium in spelling, read
ing and arithmetic, Mark Miller. Second pre-
MUM in spelling and arithmetic, Eddie Digges.
Second premium in spelling and reading, Eddie
Dudley. Fourth premium In spelling and read
ing, Daniel Rock. Third premium in spelling,
readEg ahd aeUrRe In
Second premium in spelling arithemic and read
ing, Aloysius Bresnahan. Second premium in
Fourth premium in spelling, walter McCOrmick.
First premium in spelling and good conduct,
While Becker. Third premium in smelling and
reading and fourth in writing, Harry Ellis Court
ney. Third premium for being q good boy and
second for tearing his book, Ernest Prosise.
and arithmetic, Angelo Veioti. Third premium
in spelling and reading, and fourth in arithmetic,
willie Madigan; reading, spelling and arithmetic,
peLseey. Third premium in spelling, James
Zulick. Second premium in spelling, Willie
IN I'M snd
John Nadigsn. Second premium in spelling and
reading, Murty Barry.
to Master Edward McGraw. The gold medal
for lessOns awarded to Frankie Byrne. Gold
medal awarded to George Monte omery for good
conduct Gold medal for lessons to Wilson Freas.
Miss Harrover's School.
The closing exercises OF this school took place
yesterday, at the residence Of the teacher on
prizes were awarded to the pupils according to
their standing in attendance, scholarship and de-
pertinent.
Honors were conferred upon Misses Lizzie d
Raub, Emma Yestman, Maggie Forsyth, Florence
Beale, Jennie Narrower, Mary Lewis, Master
Elisha Camp, Julia Tuck, Fannie Phillips, Hattie
Boardman, Ssllie Elkns. WIlliamena Msrston,
Minnie Thompson, Helen Tisdel, Carrie Tisdel,
Lille Freele, Ruth Tuck.
Those withdrawn from school before the end Of
the scholastic year, deserving honorable mention,
are: Alice Yeatman, Annie Moore, Florence
Thomas, Grace Davis, Lizzie Elkins, Alma
rel. Jessie Burgess, Blanche Hargrove, Marga-
rita Otero, Barbara Perea, Alice Widdicombe,
Sesaria Perea, Corinne Blackburn, Masters Nor
rison Waite, Henry Waite and James Phillips
Two have been spent in review OF studies,
highly satisfactory TO teachers and pupils which
closed with the enjoyable exercise Of distribution
Duties will be resumed in September next.
National Republican., 1876-06-24

SWOLLEN LIME BIS.
LEBANON, n. H., Jan. %, 1879.
Wr. Stevens:
pRAR SIR: write you this note TO inform you OF
the effect OF your BLOOD Puriher'' upon my sys-
TEN. When commenced taking IL, year ago, 1
wa very much debilitated. Ny limbs were swollen
so that Il was impossible for me to get into out
from a carriage and very painful to go up or down
stairs. Indeed, could scarcely stand on my feet.
MY appetite was gone my strength falling rapidly.
After using your medicine for q few weeks 1 began
to improve. My appetite improved and my strength
returned. can now perform my duties as Q nurse
with my wOnted case, and feel owe 1t to VEsE-
TINE.
Yours gratefully. Mrs. c. A. Ii. TILDES.
A PERFECT CUBE.
CHARLTsTowN, June II, 1851.
Mr.. H. r. Sterens:
made perfect cure of me when my attending pny-
sician had pronounced my case consumption. and
said could not survive many days.
Mrs. LEDSTON, IS Cook street.
The facts stated by Mrs. Ledston are personally
A. d. HAYNES.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1876-12-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

TUG city council proceedings
in this weeks issue present q very
creditable financial exhibit. 10
view Of the fact Of the splendid con-
dition Of the streets, sidewalks,
bridges, park, etc, and the expen-
ditures necessarily required to do
all this, we indeed think the balance
now in the treasury, pays q compi-
ment to the present municipal adj
ministration, far more than words
can do. !
Tue following are the names OF
the candidates for the several coun-
ty Offices:
For Sheriff-W. P. Stephens, Fl.
Grisham and Il. B. Chastain.
For Ordinary-H. NJ. Hammett,
J. Il. Burkhalter and G. j.. Shepard.
For Clerk Superior COURT. B.
Campbell, w. J. McCIatchy aud D.
M. Young.
Tax Receiver w. H. Jackson,
w. T. Robertson, A. Burt, and r.
A Hamilton.
For Surveyor. R. Ward.
There seems to be no aspirant for
Coroner.
THE inaugural reception given
on l,st Wednesday evening, by the
Young Mems Social Club, was a
brilliant affair. There was large
attendance and we congratulate the
managers upon complete success.
The following committees had it in
management: Invitations: Al Bran
ham, G. Il. Gober, A. j. Simpson, W
f Groves, Richard Earle; Reception:
j. P. Leake, S. r. Atkinson, A. Rey>
noIds, Jr., Ii G Coryell, + B Chase.
Floor and Music: w. G Chase, j.
P. Leake, A. I. Branham, G. F.
Mansfield, Profs. Nichols and Clarke.
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GEORGIA news

"A negro man in McDuffie coun
ty ginned off two fingers the other
day. Humanity seems to suffer as
much from one kind Of gin as anoth,
err.
>. Another little colored girl Ia
Thomson, last Friday, fell into the
FIRE and finally disappeared up the
chimney, upwept, unhonorsd but not
unsinged.
"A Sandersville negro, in the alb
senoe Of the engineer, tackled the
new locomotive and succeeded in
running it off the track. lie then
struck--for home.
A white girl Of Atlanta, of six
teen summers, sentenced to the chain
gang for vagraucy, has been pardon
ed by Gov. Smith.
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TO DnLINaUENr SUBSCRIBERS.

There is a large number of sub
scribers upon our books who have
not paid for their papers. The time
has come when we need these sub
scriptions, and all other accounts
owing US to meet our obligations and
the current expenses of our BUSH
ness. We have waited patiently
and quietly, believing that our sub
scribers would come to oar rescue
whenever We calIsd upon them ar
gently. Hereafter a CROSS MARK
will indicate to our subscribers that
they are indebted to us and that we
want and must have the money.
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Teachers Institute.
MARIETTA, Dec. At

MARIETTA, Dec. 4th.
Teachers Institute met in the
hall of the Y. Nj. l.. A. Prof. Orr,
State Commissioner and then the
organization was perfected by elect
ing Mr.. j. I. Burkhalter, President,
and G. F. Gober, Secretary.
Prof. Orr moved that the Presi>
dent appoint a committee to draft
constitution. Motion carried, and
the committee appointed were
Messrs. Booth, Burk and Gobor.--
The President also was included.
The committee were requested to
report the first Tuesday in January.
On motion, Prof. Mallou will be
invited to address the Institute at its
next meeting.
There being no further business
the meeting then adjourned to meet
at the Court House on the first Tues
day in January at / o'clock.
j. T. BuRKHALTER, Pres.
G. +. GoBER. Sec.
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A&.~K<
LAW.
Cobb superior Court.

Cobb Superior Court convened
last Monday. Judge N. B. knight,
with his usual urbsnity and impair
TALLY, presiding. No Judge is more
accommodating or presents q cleaner
judicial record or stands 10 higher
esteem with the people.
Col. G. D. Phillips, Solicitor Gen
eral, with his accustomed politsnes'
and ability is dealing out Jaw and
justice, right and left, doing his du
ty fearlessly and fairly.
]. Bella Campbell is dischargine
the duties of Clerk of Court with
efficiency and fidelity, always prompI
and polite at his post.
w. p. Stephens, Sheriff, Keeps al
busy as bee, discharging fhe du
ties incumbent upon him.
The following persons compose
the Grand jury:
Ezekial G. Harris, Foreman, w
E. Gilbert, Clerk, w. w. Jolley, J.
N. Russell, ]. r Love, Thomas G
Mcclellan, W. II. Kemp, Frank N
Graves, +. M. Rice, Jno. G. Fultz
Jno. Rice, E. L. Mayes, J. Jackson
J. F. Johnson, w. B. Clinkscales
J. C. Peters, NJ. r. Lyon, Henry c.
White, R. A. Patterson, Daniel S
Arnold, John Chamber, 7. K. Ham
by, and P A. Peacock.
John C. Mohon, bailiff in charge
The Court has disposed of the
the following cases:
State vs.. A. +. johnson Assault
with intent to murder. Verdict Of
guilty.
State vs.. Reuben James Simple
larceny. Plea of guilty.
State VS.. Marion Harris Larceny
from house. Verdict of guilty.
State VS.. G. Sprouse: Misdemean>
or. Verdict of guilty.
State VS.. A. Medallion: Assault
and battery. Verdict Of guilty.
State VS.. VIM. Coleman: Misde'
meanor. Bill quashed.
State VS.. Geo. Edwards Simple
larceny. Plea of guilty.
State VS.. Henry Williams: Lar
ceny from house. Plea of guilty.
State VS.. Peter Wilson Larceny
from house. Plea of guilty.
State VS.. w. z. Dickson and b.
Osborn Misdemeanor. Verdict oil
not guilty as to Dickson.
The case of r. NJ. G. Moore was
brought up yesterday. 81.
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Now is the time of the year for Pneumonia
Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and fatal results
of predspoalion to Consumption and other
Throat and lung Disease BoscnEE's GER.
MAN SYRUP BIAS been used in this neghborhood
for the past hyo or three years without a single
failure to cnte. Ifyou have not used this med
icine yourself, 60 to your Druggists WM
RooT and G. W. WILLIAMS and Ask them o
its wonderful success among their customers
Two doses will relieve the wors iase If you
bave no faith in any medicine, just buy Sam
Pile Bottle of Bosehee's German Syrup for II
cents and trS it, Regular size Bottle rs cents
Don't neglect cough to save IS cents.
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An unanswerahle Argument.

The strongest argument which can be urged
against the advisabiiity Of administering sucl
corrosive and nerve. destroying poisons as ar
ssnie and qniuitie for intermittent and remitteni
levers, is tho vastly superior success nthe pre-
vention and cure Of such diseases OF medicine
which is the very antipods Of the above named
drugs. both in respect ofits composition aud the
results wrought BY H. Such medicine is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, purely vegetable
wonderful prolaptitude every trace Of fever and
agae, and kindged types ofmalarious disease,
from the system. but is certain preventive OF
all maladies hegotten Of miasma tainted air and
wafer, These results mineral antiiebrile acme
dies do not effect with certainty, and their con-
timed use entails Consequences highly per-
nicious d the system. The Btters, on the con
trary, NET only afford speedy relief, but estab-
lish heath onsa perlnanet basis.
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MAR. w. T. PARK, of Atlanta, Ga. has
- for twenty years made the treat
ment Of all CHRONIC Or old standing Diseas-
es and all DISEASES upon which other ply
sycians have FAILED, SPECIALITY, with a
success unprecedented.
Besides, b. has, Of his own discovery and
preparation an established painless cure for ths
ODTTTM MORPHINE and LAUDANUM
Va ~ ~ HABIT, and its Causes. Guar.
anleeifaE ka4istrctioh on three days trial.
Mail TO lim full description of whatever
affection yesi may have, and ten cents for re-
ply. nov1-4t.
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Cobb Ahead-The Savannah News
Answered.

EDS. JOURNAL In your last issue
you ask for information that viii beat
the "Gwinnett county granger
Ed. Jeremiah Daniel, late Of Cobb
county, had FIVE of his neighbors to
90 into field of bis, and gather,
shuck and measure the. corn that
growed on one acre of Nickaiack
bottom land, and they certified that
it yielded one hundred and twenty
three bushels, and no fertilizers
used 10 the crop.
Yours truly, ]. A. GaEes,~-.
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Will be found at Williams Drug Store
"Simmons IIepatic Compound" which is HE
latest improvement in Medical Science and ha,
no connection whatever with his former pre-
parations, butts far superior in every respect
to any Liver Medicine to which his name was
ever attached. being compared solely Of veget
able ingredients The trial OF one bottle will
satisfy the NEST incredulous.
T. S. KING & Son.
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this week and reports everything
lovely in Acworth.
Tuesday an immense crowd
was in town and business seemed
brisk.
One or two street fights Tuess
day relieved the monotony of our
usually quiet town.
"A farmer of experience tells us
that if you want to keep pig from
squealing, lift it by the tail. Fact.
Master Tommie McCutcheon
split the ball of his foot open with an
axe last week.
The present population of the
United States is estimated at "A, 900,
600.
Prefer loss before unjust gain,
for that brings grief but once, this
forever.
--Horse>swappers and traders
have done a lively business this
week.
"A couple of mules attached to
a wagon runaway Sunday morning
down Cherokee street, doing no
damage, but creating a numbering
noise.
Nh. D. NJ, Young announces
himself a candidate for Clerk Supe-
rior Court. He is an old and re-
spected citizen and competent to FL
the office.
Mn. w. P. McClatchy, chair
man of the executive committee of
the democratic party of Cobb coun-
ty was in the city yesterday. tie
is one of the steady, solid and rising
men of Cobb. ATLANTA Constitution.
WIN. Nichols, son of David w.
Nichols, Paulding county, had his
right arm crushed in a cotton gin
one day last week. DR.. Humphl les
of Acworth, very successfully ampu-
tated it.
We are glad to see our friends
unanimously renewing their sub
! scriptions to the JOURNAL, while
many new ones have enrolled their
names. That's right; every citizen
. should take his county paper.
Mr.. G. B. Chastain announces
himself for Sheriff this week, with
Y. Moss as 6is Deputy. These
ptleman are well and favorably
wn in Cobb and would make eff
ent officers if elected.
s. lr. G. w. Foote, of Dallas,
3 county, met with very Sc
misfortune on Monday morning
81 week. His hotel took fire
sparks from the chimney and
building was entirely consumed.
the furniture was saved
Pce. The loss falls heavy
Footein bis old age.
Buck Murdoch, while out
pear Trickum, Cherokee
kst Wednesday week, met
Cad accident. He was sitting
Be, when his gun accidents
1 the load of bird shot
him under the chin, breaks
iower and upper jaws
eund was severe one and med
attention was Immediately giv>
- exchange says when you
ung man standing on a corr
far-away look in his eyes,
of yarn on each of the last
rs of his hand, you may be
aRe that he has just begun
Sc, and that he is NUT
Aself: "Chopping-bowl,
slsss -line--that's the thumb
20 fingers; now what did.
5n the other fingers I"
q urrough's cuts clothes TO fit at iis-
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From the Canton Gseerqian
viii ]. Winn. Esq.

This accomplished young lawyer # Marietta,
was in Canton one day last week, mixing vii.
his friends l understand that he viii Re ~
applicant for the Solicitor General position il
this circuit, aud if Gov Colquilt vvsl.ss a lnaa
Of energy. nerve, and capacity, VIII Vim
thai man, and I hope he viii b appoiate9
am certain that his appointment wepld i 4
universal satisfaction in Cherokee aJ1s1sT XII
l understand that Col. Charlie Pbillifs
present Efficient Solicitor General Wi notklI
an applicant Tor tie place, and / wo9i9 J
SEE him supereede Col. Farfow a. United s
District Attorney General for GroFefa "a
ed by President Tilden- QIfe
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MarShals Report.

Mayor and Council--GentlemenN:
Since was installed City Marshal,
Nov. 9th 1876. | have made twelve
arrests, and the amount of fines OF
said arrests amounting to S48,5O,
and $1,000 having been paid by
working public streets, the balance
$3.50 having been collected in
cash, for which | hold Treasurer's
receipts. Respectfully
John BARRETT. O, NJ
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CURRENT DOTS.

ID. +. McClatchy is the hap-
piest man in town--it's fine boy.
| WISH to call attention to my large stock of
| Lamps, particularly the Brass Safety Lamp,
which am selling off below cost
G. w. WILLIAMS.
C. G. Leake & Co., have just received a
! fine lot of Apples Oranges, Lemons, Bananas,
Cranberries Cocoanuts, Cabbage, and Potatoes.
which they are selling at reduced prices Call
and see their goods before You buy elsewhere.
Hearts, like doors, can open with
ease to very, very little keys; and
don't forget that they are these, ii
thank you, sir," and "If you please"
Then let US watch those little things,
and so respect each other, that not a
word, or look, OF tone, may wound
friend or brother.
| --CuRIsrMAs Trix all attractive and good
selection at McClatchys.
Toys in abundance at McClatchys.
| Canned Tomatoes, Salmon, &C., for sale
at A. Is. Giibsrt's store, very cheap.
Ditto at Gilbert s. Sessions store.
The gin house of Mr.. II. @. La
mar, in Lee county, together with
twenty-five bales of cotton, wac des-
troyel by fire on Wednesday night
last.
Go to 7. A. Burroughs and get your old
clothes made good as new.
| Fresh Buck wheat Flour from John Mer-
ryman's farm in Baltimore County, Nd, sold
| at c. G. Leake & Cos.
II. A. Burroughs takes particular pains in
cutting clothes for country customs.
-FREsu Mackere, of July catch, and extra
| cream cheese at A. Il. Gilberrs.
Ditto at Gilbert & Sessions store.
But few of the farmers of Hous
ton county will have to buy corn
next year. They have made an
abundance. So have the farmers of
Dolly, Pulaski and the adjoining
counties.
-MCCLATAIY has Just received big lot Of
Crockerv and glass ware and Lamps and Lamp
shades all remarkably cheap
THOSE dressed Turkeys aud Chickens at
McClatchy is the cheapest and best meat you
can get.
MIR. Henry Garner, of Pike
county, has invented patent car
coupler, for which he has been offer
ed $4,000 for-the patent right.
CHOICE Extra Shore Mackers at Boston
s. Hunt's.-Try them.
II. A. Burroughs is the place to get the
worth of your money in Tailoring.
| Extra Cream Cheese 20cts; pound Cans
ofTomatoes2 Sets; Salmon 25cts; Oysters a6d
bther canned goods al similar prices al Bosbo
| a. Hunts. ~,
-LryERPooL Salt aud Lime at TX lie,
Hunts. IL
Dan and Alisk Brown, brotEeTS
of Thomas county, went out 'posSQ
hunting aud caught one. They
puted about the ownership xha,
when Dan drew an axe on Alict
The latter seized pine knot
struck Dan in the head, caus
death.
ALL sorts Of fresh Candies at McCl
-FHEsH Crackvas of all kinds Il 81
L A supply Of Pocket Knives jus
McClaichys cheap.
I The Dalton E
it is very strange
grants are leaving
| one day last week
left for the West
State road.
liz You want aba.s i. =
| I. A. Burroughs.
A splendid lot Of Cs' s.
at A. B Gilberfs. &
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Marshaps Report.

Mayor and Council. Since my
last report of October End, up to my
resignation the 9th of November, !
made sixteen arrests, of which eight
were fined and six discharged and
two not disposed Of on docket.
w + EOOpER
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Murder WIN Out.

A few years ago. August Flower was discov-
cred to lie a certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liv-
er complaint, a few thin Dyspeptics made known
to their friends how easily and quickly they had
been cured BY ts use The great merits OF
GRERNs AUGUsT FLOWER became heraled
Through tie county by one sufferer to another,
dntil, withput advertising, its sale has become
immense, Druggists in EVERY TOWN in the
United States are selling it. No person suffer
ng with Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Cos
tiyeness, palpilation Of the Heart, indigestion.
low spirits, etc, can take three doses without
relief Go to your Druggists WIN. knQTaaji A
g. w. WILLIAMS and get bottle
and try il. Sample bottles 10 cen
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Remember This.

-sCURRRNqs, Citlrou, Prumes, Raisons and
all such at McClatchy's.
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by Atu DrulnoJ isos0tF0u3 A""S
the appointment of J. Barrett, city
marshal, be confirmed. Adopted.
By Aid. Reid Resolved, That
the city of Marietta is deeply inter~
ested 10 the building of Railroad
leading from the city Of Marietta to
the North Carolina. line, and we
pledge the moral support of it's citi-
zens.
Resolved, That our Representa-
tives use their influence in memorial
izing the Legislature at it's next
session to procure assistance to this
important interest.
Resolved, That committee be
appointed from this body to petition
the Legislature of the State of Geor>
gia.
Council adjourned.
L. DENMEAD, Mayor.
G. G. VIM, Clerk.
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coatNcrL PRocpRpINos.

MARIErTA, Ca, Dec. 4th, 1876.
Regular meeting Of City Council.
Present, his Honor, Edward Dem
mead, Mayor, and full board Of AL
dermen, except Alderman Cook.
Minutes of last meeting read and
adopted
w. L. Cooper's resignation as
City Marshal accepted.
M. su......fa pa,o.s