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BISHOP PIERCE. Mixed Horticulture. A Few Hints to Idle Preacher chat Flee to tlie Momitaint 1 J* urc Musical I>if<irmnn.c4 Churches — Tho«*aml* for Cl* jran*, hut only Pittances for the Ministry — 'the Old Snake Satan. nd those Pleas- i;e or the VMLN THAT WHI* FEB. AND GIGGLE, AM) 1 THE DEVIL HAS THE ADVA NT A< rr.EACHEK AND THE rEOPLE—SOME LIVELY LEADING FOR CANIT MEET ING TIMES. l’rom Hie Romo C unmercial. t»eorge F. Fierce, the venerable BisLop of tbe Georgia M-tbodists, has written a letter. 'flic letter, though dated at “ Sunshine, ap- j f cw g eran iums and a few she's and—” nears more likely to have been written under j few w jj At v> asked the flower man, look- cloud. If not, and tne skies were blue above 1 j Mr. Boggs, in the Ohio Farmer, relates ! that one morning his wife asked him if he | eonld get her some roses for the front yard. He sugge.dei ruse potatoes, as be knew a I man who had some, and had the idea that j ground is better employed in raiding a potato than raiMug a flower, unless it is a barrel of flour, liis wife said ho hadn’t a bit ot taste. ; She then gave him a memoranda of roses, etc., that she wanted. He continn s: I was busy all day. but as I was about taking a ear for home I thought of the rose-. I referred to the memoranda, and found ihe following: “Get a fevv geraniums, fuchsias, heliotrope, roses—Bourbon, running rose, Pruirie Queen, Golden Tea Plant vines, English Ivy, Wan dering Jew, seeds, etc.” I studied it hard, but it was slightly incom prehensible. She had evidently got things mixed up. However, I went to a florist’s and told him what I wanted. Slid I, “Give me N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. | N. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. CAUTION. ENOCH MORGAN’S SONS S A P () L I O GENUINE FAIRBANKS SCALES,! S A P O L I Oi tor cleaning your house will save the labor of ! li p fit rilfllllVI/'l V. f'A on. clt-ancr. Give it a .rial. _ j ft, & f. III It UP RN ft. ill.. 8 A P O L 1 Oi GEORGIA StateLottery' WINES AND LIQUORS. WHOLESALE. JUAG En 23 ZEES XDlrK. 8 A P O L I O! a Paint and Wood, In fact the entire bonne, • than Soap. No slopping. Haves labor, j isn’t afford to be without it. 8 A P O L I O for Scouring Knives is better and cleaner than. B&tb Brick. Will not scratch. a cloud, it not, ana tne skics were wucanove . puzzled. Lire, they corresponded most .dmirably with ' j ew ^ . p . the Bishop’s apparent leelins» while penning k for j co V.d"“i tha arttelo on the present demoralization of ; whftt ’ wife wantcd said I turning very red, I t tell, for the life of me of a few she's about the S A P O L I O • ^5Church. The letter will provelirely Sun , ce as s ij e cou ) d never live in the same lay reading. We or. the Bishops mam Ltts^ with another woman. lOints which, »f app.teable to one denomina-, As the florist looked more staggered than equa.ly applicable, no doubt, to all. j ever> I handed the memoranda, when he burst into a loud laugh. “Why, man,” lie cried, “it's fuchsias she wanted !” then he roared again. . , - • “Well, whatever it is, give mo a couple of wearing out before ones time. He comes* - - - • - back at them as follows: aud mean- These vacation* and visits to the sprint i ns, and to t!.» North, have an ugly loo .ni afraid of them. My idea- at minister :*.Ct allow it m n.j »as-. B it I judg- no i suggest that Some of the officious among the bretbr appear to Lave been rebuking the Bishop for v hat they appear to consider too much work: a zeal without knowledge; an overdoing: a yards of it, front and back yard, too. You see I was mad. I got the thiDg-i the memoranacU seemed to ial fidelity do I call tor, at various places, and went home. ian. I only j “Here, Mrs. Boggs,” said I, testily-, “are the c of self-in- : things for the front yard.” t will tear watching. Ja tae gra-s ct these I t « \\'hv, what is this ?” she cried, as I thrust suake.^d hhf namVlaSatan. Tho comn’ isrion says I a two-gallon jug upon her, among other • go. ’’ Uow d«e I SUV at home and rest? I sec the ; things. i.7en cf the world busy; thry rise early, sit up HU*, j “Bourbon, my dear. I found it on tli* ^Via^oJk'wcVk.^nd inear "d compuLV. tK 1 memorandum. Pretty thing to set out in tne ho it to obtain corruptible things—silver aud goal. ’ front yard, though. How long do you s pose bhall not an incorruptible inheritance stimulate us to | it’ll stay there, with the neighbors wo’ve superiordiligence? It ought, and by the grace cf j not?” ^fa“ J fio‘good. :1 ' A* long as the Bishop i ° “B»Sg'' : > ca mfernal — ! That enfnes himself to the pnlpit r.nd the mini,.- roemorandom was Bourbon Rose. Bat what tecial short coming-! of the preachers ot the “ «“» ""?»>' 1 “ I . e . bo0 ^ ■ holding tip a dime Word, we of tin Uit- will erv -Lay on. Me novel with a highly-colored title page, repre- i>3r, ’ so to speak, no mattef how hard and j » gorgeons s-ptaw on a fiery anil nn- lapid ike licks may fall. Wo can bear it with | tal “ cd mustang. • .hilosophieal resignation. It is not our ox j that's gored. Bat when the Bishop suddenly, and without any previous warning, shoots off a another direction, after the following style, v-e don’t smile quite so blandly—in fact, w at once set him down ns an inen •egyand entirely “lost t peaking. j also purchased, lor I began to see that I had r.toqEsmand chain, ht. ‘ilennder tbe coppemnlih. ; made a terrible blunder in filling that order. Lt»donen, biocU evil.’ In many cr-cs iLc-y have [l have ascertained since that **1\ ..nderiug variance, bate, i Jev,-” is the name ot a vine, lint how was I ex S A P O L I O Polishes Brass and Copper utemils better than , Acid or ml ami Rotten Stone. 8 A P O L I () lor Wishing Dishes aud Glassware, is invaluable. Cheaper than Soap. 8 A P () L I () FOR SEPTEMBER. FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE r sale of the CRESCENT BREWERY VIENNA BEER. Gnff A Co., Proprietors, Cincinnati, Ohio, and Aurora. ! In>im Ihh B-er is *pe< tally made for ahiptnent Son to. and is. th-reforo, the best tvt-r Bold m Ibis State ery kc# puaraute* d to be Hood and Bound. Orders Solicited. ( refer the public to the following correspou CUTHMAN & HAAS. ATLANTA, OA. DRAWINGS DAILY, AT 5 I>. M. , Ics-i: 18, mu Capital Prize $7,000.00 •10,.'fit; rrizes Amounling to $53,253.20. Tickets $1.00, Shares in Proportion removes Soap from Marblo Mantels, Tablea an Statuary, from hard finished Walls, and froi China aud Porcelain. Sta ndard Scales 8 A P O L 1 O removes Stains and Grease from Carpets and other woven fabrics. You will like It. There is no one article known that will do so many kinds of work and do It as well as Sapo- !io, Try it. » 3 »tly < i Coffee tickets and the drawing of 12 ballots, there J be 220 prizes ach bavin# three of the drawn mini- J here on it; 4,3r»G, each haviu# two of them cn; 25,740, eAch bavin# one only ot them on; and also 45,700 tickets, with neither of the drawn numbers on them, being blanks. To determino the fate of these prizes aud blanks, 7H '. numbers, from 1 to 70 inclusive, will bo severally placed in a wheel on the day of the drawing, and 12 of them drawu out at random: aud that ticket having for its combination the 1st. 2nd. and ,‘lrd drawn numbers. will be entitled to the capital prize of $7,000 00 That ticket having on U the 4th, uth, snu *’iu drawn numbers, to 'That ticket having or. it the 7th, 8th. ami 2th t | drawn numbers, to That ticket having on it the 10th, 11th. ami j 12th drawu numbers, to ably That ticket having on it the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th J drawn numbers, to Mills, | That ticket having on it the 3d, 4th and 5th i drawn numbers, to That ticket having o:i a the 5th, <hh, and Tin ATLANTA Mr. IF. J. Isuul, Cifjj: Dear 8m—Messrs. Gaff A Co., of Cincinnati. Oh; desire us to accept the Agency tor the rale of tuf-. Crescent Brewery Vienna beer. We have tried tk Bag r and find it a pleasant and palatable beverage, but before accepting the sale of it we want your profes sional opinion as to its purity, we, therrfore, desii.- you to call at our store and draw a sample Irom astn&h lot which we have here. After you have made an Era: ysis let ns know the result Respectfully, OLTHMAN A HAAS. Got) 00 ATLANTA, OA., JflT 1, 1871, ••Jit <f- 77etas, Atlanta, Ga.: Gentlemen—This will certify that I have made a thoroughi ^ cjismical examination oi the M Oreeet j.t " " ’ received of you a few days ago. from injur.c I fiiid tlio article frt drugs. *tc., the bittc Hop Resin. The analysis herewith affixed exhibits th« qm tics of the main proximate constituents aud coiuj.a favorably with the I a G50 00 drat umbt: handS AP () L I (> ALARM That ticket having on it tl* __ ' drawn numbers, to (J \SII Dii V tV S'] Ik ’ That ticket having on it the 6th, 9th HANDS A P O L 1 O Miles r. V E L V Alarm Till Co.’s lih, and 8th *.ud iotii it the 9th, 10lii, and CC0 of Extractive n;:d m-n. Hop 650 CO I AK'ohol- ,-oIu ! Wat< r < '9 C.O ! Spc’iBc Rr«vit COO 00 — cf the best fortiga bt«, \VM. T. LIND, An. Chem ANALYSIS: (6u-ar. Dextrine, Albu- ''in. ole ) pet. cx,i p«r . ..Pi l 00 1 E V F. 11 Y ‘That r ^Vh^*, you ordered it ditln’f j’ou ? j That is ‘Itnnniu£ Bose, or the Prairie Queeu,’ ; one of the Beadle’s, j ? ou know.” j My wile carried it at aim’s length, and i threw it into the stove. Then she took the icorri^ible old i J n 3 Bourbon, and emptied it in the back : ’ reTi^ionsly 8 nlter - While she was gone I concealed Eu- ’ ° ’ J \ gene Sue’s “Wandering Jew,” which I haa as an article for the Bath, “reaches the foundation” of all dirt, opens the pores and gives a healthy action aud brilliant tint to the skin. TlU.MFSr.cl handSAPOLI O v -v'. I: j i»sw:csn > fr T ?} Cleanses and Beautifies the Skin, in- Ftantly, removing any stain or blemish , from b tli liai ds and face. Warrant- HANDS A P O LIO "Yet it is a« tair and just to lay tbo blame t n j F c ' c ted to know all about it .'] a *“ C " n *' C,npJD ‘ ,0f * ° ” 1 j I ind Churches who have paid thousands f r an or- , iu and only give liuudre<.ls for missions. Another— j raimns. the people eay. to support n preacher, yet alsicg from $1,200 to $ i.xOO to buy an organ. But they have not only absorbed money, they ho is without a rival in the world for cur ing or preventing roughness and chap ping of either hands or face. > tl Prififie fir Your Msetii straight-jacket. All free- ; left in many i laces but a I to tlie praise of Gcu •..'ethodist worship into ■ cm is gone. Nothing • etrified respcctabiliiy. ft - i substituted by inaaic. so-called. The whole thing bo incongruous. »o out oi iurmony with genuine r.iriiua! worship, »Lat praying and preachm;; are . iothhampered by it. The very atmosphere of the v *—3e. witt-n these performances come elf. is infected. It is like an tUrt wind on the r.:. vou3 system. HANDS A P OLl O removes Tar, Pitch, Iron oi Ink Stams j and Grease; for workers in Machine J Shops, Miues, kc., is invaluable. For • making the Skin White and Soft, and ; giving it a “bloom of beauty.” it is un surpassed by any cosmetic known. FAIRBANKS & CO M :ill BROADWAY I GO Fa’.tiiL F?. A. V ARNE DOE, GENERAL AGENT FOR TUF. handS A P O Ij I () costs 10 to 15 cents per cake, and every body should have it. 53 Camp street. New Orl< FAIRBANKS & EWING, M.’eonic Hall, Fhiladelp! drawn numbers, t That ticket having < lltli drawu numbers, That ticket having on it the 1st, 2nd, and ltn drawn cumbers, to That ticket having on It the 1st, 2nd. and 5th drawn numbers, to That ti« ket having ou it the 1st, 2d, and 6th drawn nu mbers, to 1) B A WEB All other tickets (being 207, with three of the i drawn numbers on, each j Those 66 ticket? having on them the l?t and 1 2nd drawn numbers, each TIiofo C6 tickets having on them the 3rd and 4th drawn humbers, each All other tickets (being 4,224) with two of the drawn numbers on, each And all those tickets (being 25,740) with one only of the drawn numbers, each CAPITAL PSIZK On Mondays capital will be * On Tuesdays and Fridays capital will be. idnesdays capital trill be.. On Thii^dsys and Saturdays For further particulars send for t No ticket which shall hate diawi rior denomination can be entitled to a; Prizes payable fo< ty (40) days after tl subject to the usual deduction of 15 pe All prizes oi $20.00 aud under will In ately alter the drawing. 4i k Prizes cashed at this ofth «* 650 00 ; 650 00 ’ 650 00 ! 217 60 | THE ON TIME. IRL OF THE PERIOD! 217 GO 10 00 5 CO iLIJCH: HAHHIS F FELICITATES himself upw ea busy for the past ie' ; and brushing up The Girl of the Period, and at la«t his efforts have beeu crowned with eaccer?. lie is ab.e now to present to his old friends and the public generally one ot the neatest and coziest resort • to be found anywhere. He li'»s openetl the season with a fresh «tock of pure oM Brandies, Whikkie*. Wines, Gin», &c., and a stock of real Havana Cigars, as well as those of domestic manufacture, fixf* Call on him on Marietta street. eep7-tf NEW YORK, are street, Ba timore, HOWARl jr 9 n-fcb21 & CO.. SVIana^ers, ATLANTA. GA. GRANDEST SP1IKMK KYKK KNOWN. ■esisi BBOOKLIIUFE IS SURAHCE [C Office in Grant’s Building, Vow, the above might hei considered quite enough lor cue clay. Bat the Bishop lias not had his sr.y cut yet, and since we have com menced v.c intend to give the whole of it, even at the risk cf incurring the displeasure of the advocates of church organs, promiscu ous sealings aud geatTal religious liberty— '■ j,:”hIn 3 ht h to Popular. Liberal and Reliable! ,'S suppvcssf ! '■' 1 i " 1 «S-NYill t 1 Bread S s., ATLANTA, CA- iificates in piymt-nt of DON’T FAIL TO TRY THESti GOODS, Buy it cf your Merchant if he has it or will procure it for you. If not, then write for our Pamphlet. All about Sapollo,” ami it will he mailed free. ENOCH »OKS-dS:w7.in TA5R3ANKS, 3ROV^N & CO., 2 Milk street, Bostou. r Sile by Lea lirg Hardware Deale Faurtfe fuisil Gill Cierl To the Public. '•gNUIS EVE i Peachtre i.-fidem I will g; a and r.s nia 3 Bar Eo.m at No i the National Hot-1. cnaxe neat the plac twenty years, I f»j< NIN’G, I will o; e slrec-t, oppo some expen si xpenerce of tisfaction to all my old c nos as will give mo a call. M itocked with ihe l»eft impor«e domesticci;r»iS. My Bar with pure, unadah. I L’qaors and l^tnch Mixtures, lesignto keep as good Liquors as a civ for white me; r liar i MORGAN’S SONS, 20 PaKK piace. n. y. PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS FOB THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY. B. J. LOYAIX. For the Winter (amim&ti. doctri lioFUn;.; t > t ii' ■ is u'.nctscnth ceu- t'lrv, that “pit'.sure sn\ convenience r ugbtto be given tip for the sake ol rcli ;ions interest, ,- v.'C arc willing to join an indignation misting to put Lint down. Vntil tbe gittber- iegof the clan?, however, we propose that he \ sliaii be heard farther—in fact tve want to I draw hint out and get hi? salient points, so as j to he tits better ..bin to annihilate him when ' the proper time for action comes. Having j :hed ap the brethren preily lively open j r ,f tbo latest A Pure Stimulant. o:k rate* co *ist*r.t with enti-o «a U. A. VAENliDOE, Agent. cty WHICH I-.IAY BE DONE WITH LKS TER THE U3UAL EXPENSE. U6E OF GLINE'S PATENT TIIAS Ql'AK- 15V TUU 12.0CO Ci\3H GIFTS, $1,500,000 CE3 TO PIS Fi.IE Every i'ifih Ticket Draw?, a TEN THOUSAWO SUMMER SRIN't spos? of tT make ro>m f NOTICE. H AVING retained t■» Atlanta, I ai it> do ail kinds of S! a t c II cofin § l 9 a i n 1.18250.000 for ssci NI1J-: FOURTH A roof i MiliNERY AND DRESS MAKING iy bj covered with a very cheap phingle, !;iudby:he application of this slate be made to Iasi I from :i > to3il years. f)id roofs can bo patched ami coated and made to look much better and last longer , than new shingles without the slate, lor i OXE-TIIiKD THE COST Ol' HE SUIXG- PUF.E QBEkSCN COUNTY V/H'SKY 1 USD OlFt COSCitttT audio t or the L.’i:ialatnre for the be f tbe Public Library of Keutm kv, v.iil take pin- i* ublic Library Hall at Louisville, Kentucky, Is No. 1 Wall p se pi 0-2 in TKe Maison DeViile. tiro subject of pew renting, ns opposed to free : >mr ..eut-s. the IiLkop proceed as follows: We are ratline into another c-t- t-:r. I r.uan the promiscuous n at tlon®. The tlnsa Las come for a • ; uy ii».reifter. 11 the meantir.i iveref th Id nil “Lot t:. 1 t apxit in all our congregations.’ • . 1 nTenient for 1 ■?, N'o. 4 Loyd at ret ul styles at the id will 1 another topic. robject n • I« m : and thei Latest id respectfully re Rep24-12t Fall Patterns, ioit a share of the public patron MRS. J. DUFFY. Whiskv! . ./ I KOOF against si and live coils falling upon it, W 1 1.. .1 Kw .... ........ ore WEDNESDAY. DEC. 3. 1873. Cr'y sixty thousand Tickets will bo tol l, and o: F. E lillNl; div MAKE THE SAME TARIF THAT THEY DO FOB SLATE KOOFS. The ticket** a I have or th.i of the mode oi drawn j At this Coucert, whi with a full explauaiio y be upy tbe OUgtit t nnvfcnien ; .* tbo j-ka of religious in . 53 rement coucot bo allow ..go to ©the r parties amt to all. And here i * ■icUDg gent I' :ucn and lad^e.-, as I Lave reen. t h rgtbeais-lCR, and with bow ATLANTA heat a,out cmS^* s tL ■ STENCIL AMD VARIETY WORKS THE CENTURY WHISKIES A PURE ! Cor. Marietta anil llrond Sts. iron it lias no equal, as it expands by j traits by cold, aud Ki.vr.a cracks or metery leuces it is particularly adapted, i as it will not corrode in the most exposed places, j Roofs covered with Tar Sheathiug Felt can be made j ! water tight at a small expense. The Slate or Paint is EXTREMELY CHEAP ! dented j- $1,300,000. C. hi. PHINIZY & CO., COTTON FACTORS, AUGUSTA, CA. ?. will distributed 1 rs--toe numbers of tl ; wheel by blind cbildrc M ADVANCES ON CONSIGN Buy and sell Contracts for I pass to th bisper ai ggle and fan, and indu’ga in aT Ilia amend es a‘- 1 f '. Now, what I say is. all tlics j things a it of tla:e iu the house of God. Tua Church o people meet to exilia- go civ . raici'’i the gra;:3 of drees, or form, or manner. • • ; ; . j zr- •• /. ’ ':i 2. . temple.* 1 Now, remembering tint our con- . :n‘. r.s ar lirgely made up of young people, gay, ; •/. tlmr./Ltl .it, aye, r.tntoi. bidyk: >«*s that this commingling is u r-criog? *10 the impression of tli i rc.II is action, even if tl;o heart should ba tou . lie d. Tl tl arrangement tbs Devil has the advante rf the preach* r and the people, he x-. line Etill in-data on free seats, but we can u-m, in fact, wit tout the ecearation of the ’.-.out this, there are barriers and dt-Iica- lea f intrusion which c r.iharrass tho ft elinns • limit the privilege of the incomer. In \ r. congregation of people gatli* red to- v. or.-hip cl God, ought, in its order a:.d :. and manners to bo oi-eliminated from all other jc. -I. asstiublics. Everything whi li t< nds io common! ■ the occasion and assimilate it in older eu<\ likent > the political or to ird cathcringa of the poop!-; C’lght. aa fares possible, to l»a avoided. >Cr. Wtalty v t- a wise mao, and there is a profo philosophy iu t!»a system ho v. Lafc 'da I-?.? wiso consider little things, o • ’ 1 r -1 i or of what w. ; s distinctive, and • v ry approximate - t..e cnstoi.-. r.;'other people. There is religion hlfel • the acconm of the fling anl t BEN. Z. DUTTON, PRACTICAL STENCIL CUTTER ; _ . ... miiEV aue : Designers and Engravers, j 1 ==.>• wh .ky Two ga'.lo AtjdrxksLock Box Rc1 , ... ATLANTAi CA, TESCIL MAKKING PLATES of every description cut to order. Name plates for marking Clothing 8 with Ink and Brush, 75c; by mail 85c. Baggage, hot© end key Checks, Notary Public and Society Seal dly to j phabets and everything iu the lino made to order 1, and ! Cotton alphabet made a specialty. Ouders Irom a distance promptly attended decJiO'r. rpiIFY AllM DIM 1 III NTf.Y I’ll Ml’. larket, aud are auvmgir old, and until ti"W favorite brand , out of the mar because tho principle upon which they eve nied superior. They are first carefully distilled from Ject-d stock end stored away until ihc-y have attu: a certain ago, when tin y are ;over a hundred square feet of Shiu- n . four hundred of Tin or Iron. Brice of the Slate ready for use is SO cents p r gallon. §16 JED FKOM per halt barrel, or $>:JO pcrbairel of about 40 gallons. ,vith a liberal discount i I fo / York. « from anothe LIST OF CIFTS. GREENE & ROS51GN0L. en iu which extracts tbo fusel oil, but r oils of tho grain. Itii tho fus 1 the poironous proper ceablo in many brands of whisky; tial oils which impirt the I it is principdllj iu I IOCC.M, j pi On oi l if, tbe essential hard ns hicli pcsecsst a j that will e sharp, acrid j it brings EW USE NU TaB IX THIS COMFOSITION ! herefore it dors not affect 11m water from the roof, i! : urned off lor the first one or two rains. Ihe Paint has a very heavy body, but is easily ap- i io Giand Ga, SO Cash Gi: Druggists Phnrinueist- the Tit \CTIXO THE ] : the At r |hf* Un n ol thoroughly ch-ans perfected product, mellow «,tb Ik", , than i- po-s:l)le i ntial oils, which constiiutt e-disiiilation, the package > diflt: steamed out, refilled with tbe and again stored a wav to ripen and bich it d -es iu a much greater de- itbout such treatment. We di- •nvy body, but during brush. t fills up the holes and pore?, a u- w aud substa.ili.il roof )n curled or warped shingles .ace and keers them there, or Felting and s ops \\ to ten ot ordin ary paint, ’heu first a plied is ol a da:k e and in at out a mouth it changes to c light urn- sLte color. AND IT IS TO ALL INTENTS AND FUR PCASES SLATE. It is a ».low dry.r. but rain w leaet ill one hour after it is put i Smiptos sent to any part of th. «>. D., at H.e i • ! ' i ■ If ordcre sent by freight, the money must accompany th ! 325 Cash Gifts, j 11,000 Cash Gifts, mronTEHs and WHOLESALE DIALERS iN DU’GS Sl rRUCGISfS SUM- \r till- no the hol< the leak*; one eoa The color of t»n purp Total, 12.000 gifts. Th- di-tribvdou Tickets are sold or u proportion to tho 11« nd t -all unsold Tickets U Wb .i iu the dra..n PRICE OF TICKETS. riikpt, fGu DO, No. D??!ES, PAS3TS, OILS, DIASS- &C.. 264 Ei ad Sii eot. AUGUSTA, CA. i not all' cl it country by F.> ieh coupon, i00; « :2 1 . Tickets f.-r $1.<"' 27 Whole Tickets I bin $500 worth of T Th^ unparalled i \Ylo ; 113 \ $10,1 o 1 iek.v .e Tick. No dis. To tlic I’utolic. grades, aecoruinp X, XX, XXX aud XX\X. a: dtlic latter chal- leuges comparison with ANY WHISKY, 1 gallo •alio • SI 3 the faction Without It« 2(1 to gain and keg., iand keg.. i and keg. r>o r»o ;.ft ( , J|anu uio puunc i. Scraps of Personal ana Foliti- trade, «nd b&vo opened jv corner of Grubb and Broad cal History- TLfc Cinciunati Commercial «ivcs some in teresting fragments of political bistory in sup port of tbe proposition that “two of tbe prom inent citizens ot Ohio who narrowly escaped Fie presidency were Thomas Ewing and Wil liam Allen.” Therein it appears that when L appears that wben the Whig Convention of lx IS bad defeated Henry Clay and nominated General Taylor for l’reeident, it was thought desirable to nominate a friend of the former for Vice- Pre&ident, and Thomas Ewing was selected for that purpose. But Lewis D. Campbell, tho head of the Ohio delegation, was indig nant at the detent of Clay, and refused to bo comforted by the nomination of Ewing for Vice-President. Hence Millard Fillmore was given that place upon the ticket; was elected Vice-President, and became President upon the death of Taylor. The chance of Mr. Allen was lost m tho Democratic Con vention of that year. While the bitter fight between Cass and Van Boren wnsat its height Allen, bo the Commercial's story runs, was agreed npon as a compromise candidate, and was offered the nomination. But he was loy al to Cass, and refused. These are interest ing facts, but after all they scarcely prove that tho escape of both these gentlemen was a very narrow one. Ewing’s chance was this: That if he had been nominated for Vico Pres ident instead of Fillmore, he would have be come President on tbe death of Taylor. But if, in the meantime, Allen had been nominated and elected, what would have become of Ew ing ? It would seem that the chance of one or the other must have been rather small. The Commercial seems to 1 ave some tardy misgivings on this point, lor it adds that Allen ought to have been nomioated in *52. an office ^Hstrceta, roar Peacbtn o. hesitation in sayieg that I Lav r. DKTTER GRATE COAL THAN THK COAL < KI l Iv. It * urns just as we’l. lias lees sulphur in it, aii.I 'l <- a not coke as ba«l as C -al Creek, and only makes halt the quantity of ashes, and is perfectly ch ar of Biate. | By strict attention to bnsiuass IT gall* , ’-id gall The almost universal testimony of F oso who have 40 S»Nons aud ono Lurril.. wed the Cl.NTUHY WHISKIES is that there is an . n- \ Roe-fa examined, cstinnb - ire absence ol headaches and other disagreeable alter- i rrqniied, will b i put * ' ‘ ctfully so kited. the Tlii mccrt wifi '*t .« of tile Third Gilt Conet: r. L-n by the l ir^t and Se ->1 CM-.V Tioket. The 1\ ulneted iu all its detail! i 1, wh i direct c s of tho i it v of the n _ J furnishing the VEKY BEST OF GRATE COAL, I hope to merit a libe ral share of patronage. so pi 7 d3m J. g. LESTER. and the impurity of ABSOLUTELY BURE tify to this fuct, viz: brands. They i rolessor HILLMAN, State Chemist ol Connecticut. thorough I fl;;ectfuF I Agent For full information, recommends Irom Insurance ' Companies and others, o itorials from the leading ; Newspipers, or a sample shingle coiled with the slate, address, N. Y. Slate llooling Compii’y I sop24-eodl5AwCt No. 0 Cedar street. NEW YORK CIIY. it full panicula j circulars, which will b sent tri e fro:.: this off; • to 'J i Vi ho may apply for them. ,J I Tick* ts n i rta y for sale, aud ail -»r t- rg r n ! uied by tnn money promptly filled. Lfi . ral tor e- given to those who buy to s. II ajnin. ' THOS. E. BRAWLETTt, A dOSEPH AttBOLA, l the public reel, he hu C'iimly NXOUXf FS to his frier.iD erU, that in ad lition to 1 t Store at No. 45 Whitehall Miinufaetoiy. ; Hav : for this purpos» 1 i n firs* L Bul • J„i l aud Manager iiit arv Boildin;:, Ln •u aur'y to Bed 1 hilad* ip} : ;. i nd to in a i besides fin • French Cindies, surethiug .new an \ tractive in this !::»». the celebrated AM- KIC iN r.O : DIES. Biiiladelphia and Baltimore Caramels and t!•: : CLocoteles. enperior in taste aud tUvor to any cands I * i this markeL Brofessor C. U. SHEPARD, Jit., State Chemist of South Caioliua 1873. FALL TRADE. LAND’S 1873 Analytical and Assay Laboratory, e tira* I would ca l Sweet Wi Fi'euch C ch as— Also, a large r W. C. TILDEN, Washington, D. C. » comp r JOHN DARBY. Professor A. MEYNS, All ut m horn agree in pronouncing it “ WITHOIT FAULT,” aud •• FREE FROM ANV DhLETEltlOUS SUBSTANCi: WHATEVER.” M. N. ROGERS & CO., MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS OF Mens’, Youths’ and Boys’ CLOTHING Beat quality of Coal Craek Coal, also another quality of good grate coal that does not run together or smell j of sulphur, and only lias three per rent, ash—only ; half the quantity of any other coal sold for grate pur- > poses in thia market. Ad.lri .K P. tl. Bor 615. 4411 into A I) W A V. \ K \V VOK It. Il.lla nscatcl, Malawi, Mtrvasia and Mar\a’a. etc., orUnent of choir» delicac 1 sing ImportM lloaiiu Cheese, S inline« in salt. Ancho\.e* ui salt, etc., etc. Ladles and grntlemeu will peruember the number, 45 Whitehall Street, and give me a o»*l. .TOSEm ARBOLA. ct3-*t! (iKO. E. HAK LUFftM s:: J. B. WILLSON, Agent. I id it has been noted that in delicate aud critical <• *rhere used, that there was an entire absctico ot lervotia prostration and reaction which » w * ol nrdiiiary stimulants. MOORE & MOORE V K offer to SOUTHERN MERCHANTS for the ^ suing Fall and Winter Trade, a very largo I attractive stock oi CLOTHING, specteRy adapted is of the Southern people. Sparing no ex- « ure the best taleut, we tuvite an exaiuir.a- htock. Our goods arc r.anufaotnr« I cxclu- • l> I r th* SOUTHERN STATES. J_JAVE UPM )VED FROM llP.OAl> HTUE1.T TO l w :» Marietta street, n'-ir Tremor t House, where the Mtpply of choice water-ground M ri, Flottr and Hock Fee 1 will bi k *pt no full. E> position, t- bitlon tims hi For sale by XXXX Century Whisky l a medal and dlplor nd out < I five - Southern Merchant* are more certain to find with us a ntjle of garni* nt, and a lin- of sizes adapted to tliotr wants tli an I* pi’S-ltde - tl* M •RE A MOORE druggists aril first triei ! Stale*; wholeralo bj TllURIWllt A CO . G of Clothing munulac- r Western market. I. tn winch wo give special attention. late M trail ill .V Burge, Charletdon. i it**, and represents Georgia. Good* »e- t on application. [Established 1860] I I!OR tli 1 Boll ore*, slags, limestone*, steel, ore* of gold coppe n*w»e. alloys, br***(>*. c* milk, calculi, poison*, et Li«t of charge* mailed gratis. Addrrs*. T. O. 11 - 305. W. J. LAND, Cheiukt. .1 bar Iron, lead, aim*, nickel, manga- oil*. paint*, wines, beer, COTTON FACTORS, O-TJ A N O DEAIiEn GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, THE •' VIOTOR ” >v S'-ut h for the Vi< The 10 ••puffing.‘ augft-lf Stale m iht r Sew lug Machine >u »»s merits, and reqntrrt AUGUSTA. Wi GEORGIA. ot Wa H. J. WII.FS Atlanta. « that they t»ave chouse, and are i>r Ivsncca on Cotton and ot'.: BAGGING *ml TIES always on hand for selitug t»ttoii 81 per bale. a ivmme<i:mi - imred to maV- rr produce. e, 6 3m /