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■■ - ■ —— * - - --•= Rockdale Register. Contkhs, Qx„ Deo. 2(trd, 1875. A' n meeting ol the sPockfeokicrs ol ih i Rockdale Register IMblishing Company, h,.|<l this djyr, the following officers were elec ted for the ensuing year: Geo. W. Gi.eaton, President. A. H. Zachry, Vice-Prrmdcnt. T. J. rniunrratL, Treasurer. W. P. RxP, Secretary. A. C. McCalls, 114. and Bus. Man. Legal advertisement* nrst hereafter he paid for in -advance. Vo deviation from this rule wo 11 be made at any time, or under any cawnßJEtaneea. All arti-ertiseiaenfcs must he handed an before 12 o'clock, on Wed nesday, The day before paWication. Rbq*stee Cos. Stcbeclule. Down passeaiger ;amives at Oesyers...o:2oam Up passenger train 2:B7pm Goober up —5:. r >Bani “ down —7-18 pm •CONY ERS, GA., TTHTRSDAY JUV 29, 1876. June lings are in tike City. Judge J. W. B. (Sommers of Coving ton, 18 in town. Several Conyermtes expect to excurl do Tooooa on Monday next. Mr. Sam -Shaver arrived in Conyers Hast night. The trnetees ot the A. M. E. Chtitch iin thks -slace, are tearing down their ■church on Paper Mill street, with the intention <of putting up anew building the west side ot town. Last week we bad hard rains and in some portions of our county heavy winds. Fences and crops were badly Injured in some places. Rev. H. Quigg, of this place, preached the Commencement sermon of the Bai fley Institute at Griffin, on last Sabbath. Some Conyers boys like to have got left in Charleston last week. They were Nearly two miles from the depot when the whistled blowed (as they thought). The street cars were too slow tor them ; they took it afoot and nude the time about thirty minutes before tiain time. Our boys are never to be left, especially when they have to pay fifteen dollars extra to get home. Deaths The little Daughter of Mr. J, S. Downs, age 2 years Died yesterday eve ning at (tj o’clock. Mrs. Nancy Watkins of Sheffield dis triet m this county, died on tuesday morning last. She leaves a host of friends and relatives to mourn her loss. We regret to hear of the death of little Mao Stewart, infant child of J. A..l\ nml Ivitiie T. Stewart, which otcured on Sunday night last, at Montvale Springs Tcnn. lie was an unusually bright boy for his age, (10 Months) and it must he a severe shock to his parents & relations,, who have our heartfelt sympathies. "How faii'he was, how very fair, What dreams we pondered o’er; Making his life so long and elear, ltis fortunes flowing o’er, Our hopes [that he would happy be, When we ourselves were old] The Scenes we saw, or hoped to see, They're soon <S sadly told,” Avaut! Courier, W e arc authorized to state that Mr. ,1. F. Marson is not building the Pres byterian Church in this plao n , (as stated by the Courier of last week) tor,the fol lowing reasons, to-wit: Ist. J. F. Marson don't reside- here. 2nd. J. F. Marson don't want to build a church. 3rd. The Trustees don’t want J. F. Marson to build the church. 4th. There is no such man as J. E. Marson, slh. Marson is not a mechanic, but an agent of the Courier. 6th. J. F. Marson is not an enterpris ing workman. 7th. Is no kin to anybody, not-, even Susan B Bth and 9th Is not a minor—has no po litical disabilities ; neither is he a carpet bagger. 10th. Marson is not building the church, because the Trustees employed Mr. James F. Marston, a splendid me chanic, to do the work for them. And said building will be completed in No vember, according to contract* and not in August, as stated by-the Courier. ♦- • - Married, At the residence of Mr. H. P. Richards, iu Newton county, on Weduesday the 28th inst., by Rev. J. L. Rodgers, Mr. Roden Smith,of Atlanta, and Miss Lizzie Davidson, daughter of Judge A. L. Da vidson, of Conyers. The>happy couple took the up train for Atlanta yesterday afternoon. We wish them, prosperity and happiness. Miss Josie I. Mansion, wishts to irl form her patrons and friends that her echool will be resumed July 24th, 1876. The first three months will only be whatever the Public Fund may pay her. She thanks her patrons tor past patron- and respectfully solicits the contin uance ol the same, and as many more, as will be pleased with her instructious- J I*. Court. I* The Justice court of the 476th, dis trict GM of Rockdale county, was in session on Tuesday!he 27 iust. Presents M M Bendy, Justice presiding. Two civil cases were set down for hearings one was disposed of, by judgment tor .defendant; the other coutinned . for cause Mr. Editor.—Wo understand that the young ladies ot Conj ers Male and Fe male High School, propose to read their '■vompositions in calico, at the commence m.mt exercises of that institution, on July 18th next. The question is will they be content to wear it after their school days arc over. Pieuse answer young ladies, as we young men who may be called on to oa;e lor you in after life, want to know. We are considerably interested. Please answer. Yours truly, Yolno Mi n anl Boys. Centennial Courtship. I arson W , who has been trav elling in some ot the lower counties of this State, tells us a centennial court ship that happened over eighty years ago, that he heard related while on his trip. He says the custom was for the suitor to hold the candle while the young lady was at work of an evening. At a certain house where there was a young lady. A young man a stranger, stopped to stay ail night. As was the custom in those days he took the candlo to hold for Miss Mary, while she plied the nee dle and thread. After aivhile the young man said, ‘Miss Mary’ Tin a good mind to burn you ! ‘What for’ ? She said. ‘Because you wont have me?’ He said. She replied. ‘l’ll have you it you’ll have me’, Thus ended the first chapter. In the morning as the young man was about to leave, he shook hands with Misß Mary and asked her it she was of the same opinion she was last night, She answered in accents low and tender. ‘I am, if you are.’ Be said be ready, for in tl ree weeks I will be back here and marry yon—which he did.. There was an honest simplicity, and earnestness about courtship and marriage in those days, that some ot our latter day lovers would do well to profit by, and if the fair ones don’t speak out, the young men ought to burn them, because they won’t have them. Court of Ordinary. The court of ordinary, was also in ses sion on inonday of this week. Present : Hon. Obadiah Seaineans Ordinary. The heirs and distributees of the estate of Benjamin Gregory, deceased,were cited before the court for settlement;. A, M. Helms represented, Mrs. Silas, and,others of ti e heirs. N. P. & Ivv <)t ,1. P.Xjourt. The above stated court for the 47Oth, district G Dd. of this county, was m ses* sion on Tuesday of. this week at the Court House in Conyers,, Present: A M Helms Esqr., Justice <fco.. presiding. A few eases were judgmented, and a few continued, .aud several others were set down by consent of parties oi: their attorneys to a future, day. County Court. Rockdale County Court,,for-its second term in June, was in session on monJay. Present: Hon G. \V. Glcaton, Judge presiding, TANARUS, J. Christian, county solici tor. Two criminal cases were con., tinned to s u cond Monday ir. July. Judge ment were rendered by the court in sev eral cases where there were no pleas .tiled- Four cases of T. FI. Bryans vs. Jane and Charity Jones p. o. c. were tried to gether by- consent, and after argument judgment was given for Plaintiff against Jim Jones. A.. C. McCallafor Plaintiff. J. J. Floyd and A. C. Perry, for Defendant. Court ad journed till next day; at which time Hon. A. M. Helms-, Judge pro heac vice, pre sided aud discharged a rule against S. B. Hartsfie'd, Constable in favor of Rich ards & Cos., on tenns. Court then-adjeurued till.regular court in course. “Living, Dublic Issues Incidental to Office.” I see the Cornier calls wet or drv, dog or no dog, Public School or no public school,one term or two, Homestead or no homestead, ‘dangerous issues.’ They are dangerous issues, to candidates—milk and cider candidates, who wi sh to pan der, to whims and fancies of all, aud loose the vote! of none, instead of pur suing the course of rectitude irrespective ot cocsequences, and who l ather than be beat for office would sacrifice all princi ple. They are further called ‘unimportant issues’. Noticiug the time taken up by our solons both in congress, and ihe general assembly of Georgia iu discuss mg these questions. We should think they thought them •important, We say they are important. Bence the time has been properly occu pied by them. March up to these ‘pub lic living question’, which are agitating the country ye candidates, bravely like men. Satisfy your,minds what is right in the premises. We think this course will be best for your consciences in this life. If not, we are sure it will best tor them, in the life to come. That is if there is such thiug as conscientious scruples in politics. . LL. D. Z-vcucy. An Unfounded Report. A rumor was abroad the past week that tlie Itev. W. I): Heath,- formerly in charge of the Wlotorville circuit, and now stationed' at was death It is very likelv untrue. The report is supposed to have gone out ot the tail that Mr. H. reported to the Christian Advocate the death of auother, and some careless reader supposed it was Mr. Heath himself.—[Oglethorpe Echo. The above rumor is certainly untrue for Uev. W. D. Heath is here in Con yers alive, serving his people,and church. May God grant him many days of useful ness yet. Cosykns Ga., June 28th, 1876. The Trustees of Conyers Male and Female High gchool, are called to meet at the Academy in Conyers, Friday' eve ning next. By order of J. L. Stiuvakt, Chairman. One commendable feature in the up* proaching commencement exorcises of Conyers Male and Female High School, well be the reading of compositions by the young ladies of that institution in oaiico, This judicious arrangement will at once commend itself 1 to the ad miration ot all. This is economy in the right direction, In these times of tlmin eial drowth, it is well to redueu ev ery expense witliin our province. We say bravo! to the young ladies who have commenced the retrenchment. [CO2SMUNICATED.J Con ye us Ga., .Tune 24, 1876. The Rockdale County Democratic Executive Committee assembled to day; all the districts represented. The fol lowing resolutions were passed : Whereas, there is to be a Gubernatorial Convention in Atlanta August, 2d, and an election during the ooining fail for a member of congress from this (6tb) dis trict, and a representative from the coun ty, to the General. Assembly at the State.. Whereas, it'is desirable to > preserve har mony in the party, and as far as possible procure affair, honest, and imparl ial ex pression ot the will of'a . majority of the people of this county, as their 'preference to'' suitable persons to fill said positions Therefore be it resolved by the Demo ciatio Executive Committee of.Rockdale County, The Executive Committee ot the Dem ocratic party, ot Rockdale County, met in Conyers on last Satin day. (Seepro oeediugs in this issue.) A’.convention -of the party is called to meet in Conyeia, oil nett' Tuesday, Fourth of: July, tho centennial day of American Indepen dence, Lo select delegates to the guber natorial convention, wliiou. meets in At lanta, August, 2d, next.. And delegates to. tho Cdngrefx-ionnl | Convention -to ho hold at some future- I day. To organize the party and- take! into consideration the question of nomi nating a candidate tor the next. Legisla* turn. Ret all true democrats come out and act as a unit for their party and i the good of the country. Ist. That a mass convention of the the democracy of the county he- called, and is hereby called to assemble at the Court House*-in Conyers, .on the first Tuesday in July next, to select delegates to attend the gubernatorial convention jti Atlanta, the second day of August next., to nominate a candidate for Gov ernor. 2d, To- elect delegates to tho Oth, Congressional Convention to nominate a candidate for Congress. 2d. To reorganize, and elect an Exec utive Committee; of the democratic par ty for eusuing year. 4th. To consider thfe questioir of nmn nating a candidate for,the - next legisla ture &c. E-. B. Kosskk, Oh’m. Dem. Ex. Com. “Day of Columbia’s Glory;” The Jmy number of the favorite mu sical monthly, Church’s mu'.ical Visitor, (ready June 25th,) will contain Geo. F. Root’s great Centennial chorus, which is said .to lie-the most stining piece of music that has been written since- the celebrated wav-songs of the same'com poser. “The Lay of eohtmbu’s ADory’ is arranged as a grand chorus with solos andl piano or organ accompaniment. The skillful 3weaving-in of the 'Star Spangled Banner, in the piano part, w hile the voices are singing the original mel ody of the chorus, produces the most inspiring effect posible. It is a splendid piece for patriotic celebrations and |c?>n o certs. Besides this, the Visitor- for July offers several other songs, including a lovely one entitled “ The Dearest of All, The instrumental selections include the old original " “Star- Spangled Banner,’. “Hail Columbia,’ a grand inarch, and a classic piece for advanced players, The reading matter in the Visitor is always good. The subscription price is onfy 51.50 a year, including {premium. The publishers will send a specimen copy, with premium supplement giving full particulars, on receipt of stamp. Ad dress John Church & L’o., Ciuciunati. t>. ,Vnttire’s Iteuicriliil Agents. It is said tint for [every disease that effects suffering humanity, nature lias provided a remedy, mid all that man lias to do is to discover these remedial agents and apply them to their appropriate ni’- ments. These are mostly found in the vegetable kingdom, and roots, barks herbs grains, and oilier simple and harmless ingredients are more effective Ilian guy ot the mineral poisons used so freely by in my uliysiuians. The cele brated Dr. Kadcliff, in the Seven Seals Or Golden Wonder, has compounded a vegetable remedy peculiarly adapted for a wide range cl’ diseases, combining afr it does the curative properties of a great number of the most effective roots, herbs and barks. For pains and aches it. has never been equaled. Profitable Employment—A I’crimv uent Business. llend’the large double-column adver tisement of Kennedy & Cos., in this pa per. Read it all. Study and accept their offer. The advetiseis are worthy ol con ffdenoe, and their assertions can lie re lied on- Parties remitting money can be fully assured that they will receive just what is promised, The liberality and euteprise of Messrs. Kennedy it Cos are shown by the fact tint they give each agent a toin silver hunting case match Wc have seen and examined this watch ar and are able to say that it is inevery re spect equal to what it claimed to he. They want an agent in this county ; some lucky reader of this paper will get it. The remedy they offer is popular, the pofits large, the business all your own. If you do not wish another to bear away the prise, answer this advertisement at once, and remit lor sample dosen, and you will thank us foradvising you, and thus give yon *a business as long as yon live—permanent profitable,' honorable, pleasant, Who could. ask-more ? Dr. S. P. Downs J. W. LanrjJ'ord. DOWNS & LANGFORD.. UJltK'.itl, 0:1 >.! it V. Vj TOIAI.ERS IJT AND MMXn-’.VCITHERS OK HAND CARTS, WHEEL BARROWS and VEHICLES of all kinds. HARNESS, from the Cheapest TO the- Dearest, both -Hand and Machine Stitch ed. We keep the celebrated ■ j_ _ __i | fiSTEVEUETM’ HARNESS. .4s | the B4st in -Ufiso, for CARRIAGES j BUGGIES,.. or. one Horse WAGONS. Can.supply any.pant of. HARNESS on short notice. Also, a full stock of BL* -*J JSK-VI JRLJnr m great variety always on hand, for house building purposes. Carpenters ami'Contractors would do well to see our, special •wholesale rates.- Mouldings, Lai ices, Stops, Strips, etc., a speciality, and made of any width, thickness, or shape. Window Sash primed and glassed—Blinds and Doors, either white or yellow pine. Also suitable lumber tor Coffins. We always • keep instock Burial cases and Caskets of various sizes and lengths, from , infants to adults—all at very-low figures. Coffin Hardware generally. With our facilities, we propose to make Coffins ot any style, from the plainest-to the finest, cheaper than we possibly (wild by hand alone. Give tea - a trial and see ! ' Fktoat WmUi Hubs,- Spokes, liims, Bodies, Scats, Shafts, Poles Dash-Frames, Axles, Springs. IRON in great variety. Screws and Bolts ot best make. Patent** and- Enameled Leather, Enameled Gloths, Moss and everything a Trimmer needs. Full Ptoek of best Carriage Paints, Varnishes, Oils, Colors, Ornaments* and Paints generally. NEW CARRIAGES, BUGGIES ani>. WAGONS always on hand, in great variety, and can make to order any style or quality desired. Old ones Repaired, Painted and Trimmed at short notice, arid at living rates. We buy the best material, and having suitable machinery, are able to turn off work with neatness and dispatch. With constant devotion to onr' Bn si ness, Honest Dealings with our Custom ers, Experienced Faithful Mechanics, and the manufacture of Reliable Goods •in rour line, we hope to merit a liberal pat ronage from a Generous Public. Thank ing you for your past favors, we will be S’ad to-see you again at our office on epot Street, near the Geo II R. Respectfully, . Downs & Lanoi--okt> Assignee’s Sate. tVill-Tie sold before the Court House door, on the first Tuesday in-July next, (unless soon er disposed of at private sale) the following property, to-wit •, One bay inule, one mouse colored mule, two cows ami calves; one brooks Patent Cotton-l’ress, and one. sixty saw Gin. E. B. Kosske, 1 Assignees of T. J. J. C. Barton, ) Nelms, Ba'nkrupt. ALSO, . At the same time-and place : One two horse wagon and one one-horse spring wagon. E. B. Bossjbr, ) Assignees of J. M. J. C. Barton, j Summers, Bankrupt. Tax Notice, To the Tax Payers of Rockdale County : This is to notify all parties concerned that my Books, for the return of taxable property. in said county, will be closed on Tuesday, the till day of July next. W. T. Jluson, Conyers, Ga., Jun 13, ’TO, T ( tx Deceiver. WL2I- av~ant agent IN EVERY COUNTY- - —IN THE— *7 (mo tom sum ii mi am' “‘We Challenge the World, Ami will forfeit ? 1,000 to any parson who c.tn'pfOduoe a remedy which will proto by actual 1 tost, a more speedy, otrUiu and effectual cute for all’Pain* and Ach'-s of whatever fortn, £X tciual uiui internal, ftcuto or chronic, dc(p seated Or thHii’ Bi* HiADCTTFp’* ffiEi. |f 6 SEVER SEALS' GOLDEN WONDER Wc have had this-challenge of SI,OOO prominently displayed in all our Circulars and News papev Advertisements, tor the last four years, and not taken; which shews the superior .excel lence ot our Hemedy ever all other. For External or Internal use. ...... effect a Speedi/i Citre m> all Case* of Ueadaehe, beuralgm,toothache, Sprains, Unmet, Flesh H ound*, Bums, Colic, Cramp, Chotcra MorhAt. tlvr, lharrhexa, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Coughs, Colds, Infiamalurv Rheumatism, Asthma, Phthisic, Heartburn, Indigestion, Hummer Complaint, Pains, In Side, Pack ot Coins, Piles, Ringworm, Feloris, i. tings of Insects, Piles qf Venomous Serpents, and especially Rheumatism, ■ A POWERFUL REMEDY which is TAKEN INTERNALLY BY ANY ONE this celebrated medicine is beyond a doubt the greatest discovery in Medical ScPctlco known ‘ to the world Its action is at once felt; its wonderful euros are instantaneous j in fact it literally demolishes pain. EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST. Remember we Guarantee every Rattle ! Na Cure, No Pay ! Try i*, and be Convinced. 'OnrXSF Rcriiuuient and Profitable Employment! 1 Wf x.Fit'’ & JyiA% An Article of U uivcrsr.l Sale To you this is a Golden Opportunity Thousands are now out of employ in )ufc. To thorn of! i r, in th(i silo of oilr Ramely, preventative of hard times. We have adopted as ourlMotto- NO CURE, _____ no pay: itwwm uin urn* —i. immiww— SOURCE OF HAPPINESS TO MILLIONS OF SUFFERING HUMANITY During the past, forty years the wonderful Success of this Great Hemedy lias far exceedod our most sanguine expectations ; thousands have been Wed, and l)r. Rauuuvf's Great Rem edy, Seven (Seals oi Golden Wonder, is tha most wonderful p iin destroyer in existence, the most expeditious, sale and powerful rom-dy known in the world. 1 Cures are effected almost itlstantly, as if by magic. Thousan Is of oertitiJateS haw been received from all parts of our broad land, unsolicited an l unasked tor, speaking in heartfelt and universal praise of this great remedy, from persons! knowledge of its almost miraculous powjrg iu -curing the most abstinaato an 1 protracted cases of Diseases. §l,00t) PROFIT IN FOUR MONTHS! 1,872 ONE DOLLA UIiO TTLE3SOLD ' HEAD 'THIS: Bcott Town,-La wrench County, Ohio. Muss its. KENNEDY A CO.— Dear Sirs : At this late hour I will inform you of :ho great benefit I received from the use of Dr. K ololilf’s grout remedy, “Seven Soulh or Gotieu Wonder,” after being confined to my bo<i for eight years with a complication of diseases, viz : Dyspepsia, Bronohitis, Pal pitation of tit-) Hrfnrt. Pain 'n'the right side, with General Debility, for which I tried - the skill of onr home physicians, also a doctor of Now York City, and two of Pittsburg, undone iu tho northern part of Ohio. Took enough patent modicinos td swin in—all to no purpose A REMEDY FOR HARD TIMES. TRY IT.. FOR THIS GREAT REMEDY WE WISH YOU TO ACT AS OUR AGENT. DiiAA sir Tlio above fully explains the ar ticles we wish to sell. This business is liondr sble. and by being energetic, will pay you well. It is our desire to appoint nn agent in every county in all parts Of the United Btiites and Canada, granting to each the exclusive right to sell every bottle sold in the county. -Should you accept the agency for one or more coun ties, you shall have the exclusive right, to sell every, bottle sold in your county, as long as you continue tc act as our agent, and all orders which wo may receive from your-territory ulia.ll be turned over to your account. This wonderful remedy,-“Seven Seals or Gol den Wonder,” sells rapidly in the bands of the right kind of men, anil we want none other. Now if you think you are the man for the work forward your order, name your'county, and go to-work; you eau setl a gross in ft few days, without a doubt.- We have one man who buys on an aval-age three gross per week, and his orders are increasing rapidly, and has a small county, (Berks Co'., Pa.) He writes-that he expects to sell one gross per day, at retail, the coming season, not-counting wholesale. You have the privilege of selling wholesale or re mm iPMiiii m mmm In order to have live, energetic men to take hold of tho business at once, we have 'conclu ded to give free gratis to each and every agent a present of a handsome, fine COIN SILVER HUNTING CASH AVATCH,' FREE,' Beautifully engraved, and- correct time-keeper, worth $20.00) and A Cel-tlflk-ate of agency, giv" ing holk control of sucli county as tin) agent, may select (not ulready taken) : and, further-, more, all orders coming from such counties an the agent mty select, will he sent back by ns to the agent to be filled—in fact we give sole control of such counties as long as' the agent continues in the business. Remember tho Premium Watch is given gratis to the- agents. We take this plan to have our Great K mie 1/ quickly'and thoroughly introduced. Lotus hear *rom you at yom- earliest convenience, and secure your county at oaee, before being taken by someone else. Remember this offer is open for o short time only A SMALL CAPITAL REQUIRED TO RUN A TARGE PAYING BUSINESS. The capital required is very sin 01, an l the profits fr.ru it will fully equal that of thous ands of merchants who have iurestel a large capital iu th -ir business. Hundreds in all parts of the country are making from $,500 TO $5,000 A YEAR. And hinrireds more will date their suec ms fro n aac epting our liber tl offer at this timet Any > one willing to work for success-can force it. but those w.io believe that It can be had from 1 idleness are not tlx: kiudof men wo want to push our business. W.- want A LIVE, ENERGETIC AGENT. Ast one-such is worth a dozen who exp *eb a business to push itself. We h ire spent-in pushing our business ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Ithas paid us to do it, and it pays ouv agents, as it alvcrtises it-thoroughly in every State. • county and township in the Unite 1 States—not only for ttsi but for the agent, lteinombcr this is a life business and that every year it gro vs larger and larger. We will send to parties contemplating to act as our'Agents a SAM PUB DOZEN BOT- - TLES securely packj<l with our different Posters, Bills, Show Cards, Terms, etc., UPON THE RECEIPT OF $2.00. And all sending! $2.50 for Sample Dozen, we will send, free of-charge. Samples of our Eight Elegant Chromos, entitled: Good Morning ! Good 'Night ! Feeding the/ OKicken* ! ■ Mother's Grave ! Out of the Frying Fan l Jio J‘eep l Reading the Jiihle / First Lesson t If vou want your cotnrtjylet us know as soon as convenient, us (he territory may be ta ken. Wo would be pleased to have parties who contemplate taking an agency, to send for Sample Package of this wonderful Kemfldy before engaging largely in urn tmsmess. REMEMBER, WE. GUARANTEE E VERY ‘BOTTLE. 3STO CTTKEri isro PAY! none but honest, conscientious men. 'To such we will guarantee success. K E f]\ T EDY & 00. SOUR PROPRIETIES. PITTSBURG. PA f3fPleasv state in what fny.-r von -iw tb*s "advertisement, ' At length [ was induced to try Dr. Radcliff f “.Seven Heals or Golden Won ler.” I sent an’ 1 got six fifty cent bottles, and before using i” all found myaelf able to travel in -a buggy’ Took the agency for its sale last April, fou r months ago. aud have sold 'thirteen - gross, or 1 1,872 bottles, up to ’ this dattf,' August 20th, 1872, and expect from the gr iirihg demand to sell ten thousand (10.000) 1 bottles in the next year. Omtlem >n, if you think this worth us ing you can do so.as I a:u generally known over three counties as a main Of great affiiotioa. Your& Respectfully, H. l J. ; Dint, and. | tdil, or putting it on 'commission with dtirg gists, or selling by suli-agents. This business is worth the attention Of goot men and men of capital. Should you make but reasonable wages—say ijilOOper month for th# first three months (many make more)—you would never theless lu establishing a business that would ’ pay you largely at the end.' Agents are doing better with onr remedy than anything else they ever took hold of. — Why is this ? Because the remedy- does just as we say, our rfgents can warrant every • bottle. No cure, no pay. Knowing that we make all losses goo l, should they be called on to redeem a bottle, ftgents run no risk of’ loss.- "Biiven Beals or Golden Wonder” is -put up iu SI.OO and 60 cent buttles, elegantly finished in neat-and appropriate wrappers, and packed in nice boxes, one dozen in each' box. To druggists our scale of' price? arc—Large size, SI.OO bottles, pel-' do'zeir, 1 S'f.OO's small 1 Size. 60 cent bottles, per dozen,‘St-.rtO. We give special terms to our-county agehts at such figures that they eon sell to druggists and country stores at the above prices and make a handsome profit. ■ We give an -