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TiiK TkKOISTER. /ly th. llt jiM' r /‘n'dishiny Uomffimy \. < . McC.VIXV,’ ):|<l(r ami IliiHincsH Mnujrfkr. y/te |{.l KI.VI.K Rkuistbu cant* only y ,no Dollar* per annam. ft Ini* u lart/c an! ronstiintly inrreasiny circula tion, rtll'l i* "lie of the eery hetl itilCtr ti.un'ihtiuli'i us,in >h<-. State. , 11 ..'i NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TIGKET. x#./ 'W ■ f |M r<- T-'e-:**# t 4 *-■ *• if,>•*.*>/ -Viw. ■ V ■ ’,. ,? - *' . . FOR PRESIDENT: Samuel J. Tilden or NKW-YOKK. FOR YKK-I'ItKSIDKXT: Thos. A. Hendricks OF INDIANA. FOR CONGRESS: Hon. J. H. Blount. STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET. > FOR GOVERNOR: Alfred H. Colquitt or D( K vi.n. -o PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS. For ilir (Stale at Larue. GEN. A. It. LAWI’ON. HON. JOHN W. WOFFORD. AI.TIiBff.VTKH. GEN. 1.. .1. U.VUTKLLb, JUDGE 11. D. D. TWIGGS. District Delegates. iit Dhfti’ii-I A. M. Rogers, of Burke. Al ternate, t\ E iNivonp Tt, of Glynu. 2,t District I!. E. Keiinon, of Clay. Al ternate, James M. Suwiinl, of Thomas. tf.l District J. M, Dufive , of Macon. A'- teinate, W. 11. Harrison, of .Sicwart. •l-lli District -W. O. Tuggle, of Troup. Al ternate, E. M Butt, of Marion. Mh District F. I). Distuuk e, of Spalding. Alternate, \V. A. (Shorter, of Fultou. 6th District —Frank Ohumbers, of Wilkin son. Alternate, M Y. rtclCT&ben*, of Butts. 7th District -L. N. Trammell, of Whitfiold. Alternate) Hamilton Yuney, of Floyd. Wtli Dint viol I). M. Jhißose, of Wilkes. Al ternate, F. E. Eva, of Columbia. Otlt District -J. S'. Dorsey, of Hall. Alter -11 ite, E. 1,. llurnson, of Wldto. '.Vlio wMiuoil Bob Toombs to go to South Carolina Y . .. * 4- ♦- T - * Atlanta lias contributed up l > date for the Stvaunal) sutVercr $2032.2-1. 41011. Bt. A. t'.ilidiur is making some rousing speeches in tliu tilth District. l*ut him down throe thousand majority. Cup. 11. 11. Carlton, of Clarke, is a prominent candidate for the next Speaker of, the I louse. Col. li. Y. Clmke and biide have re lumed to Atlanta troiii their hiidal tour North. We le.uin lie has sold his interest in the L\>ristUittio. Senator Bayard spoke in New York oil last Saturday. 1J is speech was warm ]y and enthusiastically received. Mason and Augusta have escaped yel* low fever, and the terrible epidemic is disappearing in Savannah and Bruns v irk., —• -#- - - Lev. l)r. -Meyers, a learned and useful man, has fallen. Tl e Slab', and espo , ially iii ,\. th< dirt hie the in, have sus tained a great loss. The Atlanta excursion to Marietta was a grand Mieeess. file* people ot Atlanta know "no sneli word as fail.’ Sho is sdready the most enterprising oil) in the South. l)r. \\ . 11 While, vvlicni our readers as HI leitiembor visited the Northern and Eastern cities lor llie purpose ot indu cing emigrants Sotitlt to improve our nrutiulactaring lacilities, has relumed to Atlanta, lie reports prospects eucour fndnif, and Tilden and Hendricks sure to be elected. STAT* ITEMS. Daring the present session ot' the United Mates District (Joint scores ol prisoners, charged with illicit distilling have plead guilty, and there is one sen tence whieth is invariable passed on them —four mouths in jail £lo'3 and cost. How the last part ot this sentence is ever made eflectu il in an enigma, tor some ol these poor fellows who arc hurried away trom their miserable h pales in .the motni tains drive not seen so loiiixt money in tew years. -The tirst pil'l ot Ule sentence hVusily executed, and merely consists in eaiiying tin couvieted man to a large atom* lunmnon, where la* •* placed ;i small bu'a nc.U np.iriiiu m, R°"> " liif l ltd ip requested no! to *Ur lor the *|"" * ot jour brief nmr.Ui-.. So muny of b‘* ! itv fine lawbreakers ihavdievii ziraingeit i at tliia tci iii, ami sent * nc< and, whet In gnilty nr now tdfi <u / knows, tint Fulton county jail, the osuiiH. | ch wen lor Ute >r entcr'ziuinrii:, i.*> oow.j quite lull, ami lias eouit,* lor the past low, days lias been sending tlo prisoner* to DcKnlb county jail, where they arc full.' as well entertained aa in thin eitv. Crowds ol aoewetd men are here yet, iwsbmg trial. Ilumlreils ol their lileno have come, eifliui to wit liens their inn >- o**nce, or fo bo with lliem in their ilia*' of trial. That much hardship resu Is to many innocent men, is a propositi**- which nmy be denied, b it which is, m*v erlbelcss, the plain truth Ulanta 'J line*. The Cotton Argument The United State* Economist says j the best argument against Mortons bloody ghilt haangucs is the large cot lon ciop of last season, wbicli was with in a few bales of the greatest ever raised. It is fill very well lor machine politicians to talk of slaughtering negroes and reigns ol terror, but there stands the enormous I cotton crop to brand the fals'iood satis factorily to f very business man. The Kconomist points the moral ill it A: •'Messrs* Morton. Routweil, Wheeler ami the rest who shriek now about the South ask us to believe that the Soutlu rn ne gro thrives on anarchy, and sticks to his hoo alter ho becomes a disembodied spirit} that the more lie is butchered by •Jit b'ootiy Democrat, tl c more cotton, lie manages to raise. To be sure, they do not put the proposition in this lorin and they do not find it conven’ent to make any reterenoo to the crop figures; but ibis is exactly what it amounts to, beeausu unless we are to believe this ab surdity, tlie bloody-shirt politicians are reckless detainers tor base political effect. Is it i ot high time that the North should better understand, respect and appreciate tlie condition and capacities of this great section, so long and deplor ably ridden by political thieves ami out casts V Tlie Economist might have added that, ill addition to cotton, the Soutli has raiaed almost unprecedented crops of cereals and is more nearly independent coniine-cially than she has been at any time since Tli ul Stevens iv Cos. “organ ized hell’ in this region. The true cause is Hi.at the Sourhern States have, with a tew exceptions, recovered their govern ments from the men who, under Recon struction infitiui *s. inaugurated a jys tjfti of robbery ami corruption.—Gan sUtutionale* f . vVasmsotos, September 30.—The York Herald today makes the follow ing editorial amende : ‘.We spoke se verely the other day ot Kx.- Governor Vance*, of North Carolina, in the belief that he hud ready uttered some brutal words which we're reputed to him in a local newspaper and we were led to trust the reports by some passages in Judge Settle s reply to Mr. V nice which seemed to refer to the language imputed to Mr. Vance. A dispatch, which we print elsewhere this morning, show on the testimony ot Judge Seitle, Mr. Vances opponent, that Mr. Vance did not use the language imputed to him. but that lie ijuolcd from one ot the ‘bloody shirt’ speeches of Mr. lugersoll, a fvepublcmi speaker, who is doing a great deal to make sensible men vote the Democratic ticket all over I'm country. Mr. Vance and Mr. SetDe are slumping North Car olina together. They are rival candi dates for the Goveriuhij). Judge Settle heard and replied to Mr. Vance's speech aud lie at once, on being asked if the re port was correct, said it was not. That is sufficient and the best evidence that Mi. Vance did hot say what was impa led to him. Of course our letnarks had no cause and fail to the giound.’ The boston Advertiser gives its rea sons tor not supporting Hin Huttler: The objection is one ot principle, and based primarily upon what wo deem his ntitiinesa to represent a party which pro t'essv's to believe in and require disinter ested service for the country. Whether his political views bo objectionable or not; whether or not they arc ot a kind which itc is willing to hold iu abeyance whenever they are like.y to tie a bar to liis success—.'.ml some ot them are of that description—the reasons tor oppo sing him are none the less potent. For whatever principles he may profess, or whatever measures ho may support, we cannot lose sight of the fact that the means through which lie secures and perpetua'es his power are ot bad mor ality, being largely Cased upon a lively sense of favors 'past or to com.*, and that his whole ludueiice in polities is a cor rupting one and derogatory to the best interests of any party with which lie may be associated. No matte’ what party a tnau with the eharacteris ics and selfish instincts ot General Hotter may be con' nected with, his absence from the hat s ol Congress will always be of greater advantage to the welfare ot the country than his presence could possibly center. ■ Indiana. The-Hoys in Rite” assemb'ed Iron tlf purts of (he i'nited States for tli purpose of making sure, Indians, lor tin i lads. So I nr, it Ims been force! ami tin inevitable rosuU will lie an utter l.iilun on their part' to carry out a scheme w hich limy considered so well planned. On this subject we quote the folllowing irpm the Indiana} oils >S ntinel j The Indium Democracy have m-v*' for one moment faltered in libs contest flio people are moving for reform will a steadily increasing z al. Every day demonstrates more cleanly that we will on fry the State by a rousing vote. Changes are taking plate everywhere for tin referm ticket. The most cheer- I inn* accounts come from every po nt, ami ! it only remains for the Democracy to move stea lily on ward We have had no backset of any kind since the refirm tide commenced swelling Their tor lible lizzie in their war m *etiiig[‘? >ys in Blue] will doa itless pro 1 ice another frantic deatli struggle, but it will lie in vain. I lie death stroke is doing its work, and Radical ro tonnes* will tie buried with the bloody shirt wrapped around it on the dOth of October: We I. avo seen the sight by which the Radical party expected to carry the State of Indiana of'tl e October election. The show has coma an-1 gone. vVe can not longer dignify it by calling it a soldiers reunion. It was a bitter parti san getbering under a false name. As a soldiers’reunion it was a fraud, as a Radical gathering it was a failure. With any suit ot industry the Democra cy could have probably made a better demons! ration inside the county of Marion. Thu torchlight procession in honor of Senator Dooi.irri.n last Sat urday night was two thirds as large as the procession that paraded the streets yesterday morning, ami larger than the one at night. Tli *rc are larger gather ings gieetiug Democratic speakers every day throughout the ‘S'luto. The c’tizens of Indianapolis were told that forty or fitly thousands veriernns would be pres ent. Counting negroes, office seekers. Hayes clubs, soldiers, and officers, there were probably not two thousand s.ian gers in the city, Georgia’s Congressmen. Ihe telegiapli informs us that all the old members of congress of Georgia have been renominated, a <1 as a dem ocratic nomination in Georgia signili.-s an election, their return lo ihe congress ional halls is assured. The selections were decidedly wist, any evince an ab sence of much party contention in the di mocratic ranks. No .Mala can claim an eminence over Georgia in lie intel lectual character of its congressmen, and it is a matter of gcneial congratulation that the old delegation has been reuomi tinted. The mistake is not mifrequently made of changing congressmen arbitra. % l'y at the end of each term. Of course a public position cannot be an inheritance in this country, but the idea ot lolaliou in office, though it may be commendable rs applied to executive departments, must not be interpreted too severely as applied to the legislative and judicial. Frequently congressmen are changed just at the moment when they are cul pable of ppneruiing some service. An apprenticeship of a year or two is nec essary to an intelligent understanding of legislative business, and often imputa tions are wrecked by u stupid belief that a local public orator should immediately distinguish himself on his elevation to a legislative position. It is a nailer ot self congratulation that the democratic, party has very gen orally recognized this fact in their nom inations throughout the country. They propose to send back the best men, re gardless of previous terms of service, and relegate those to obscurity who have fallen short of expectation. Louisiana has been one of the foremost in this ex ample, and Georgia has not been tardy in following it.— AT ir On'eau : I’ica.y- The PicaytiH t. n> coi rcct as regains llie re liuniintliou ot tin Georgia dele gation, with the t'xtHjilioh of raison Felton, who, no doubt, will bo porsuadod 10 leiuain at homo, It would to a great [iity to Take the “Parson * away from Car teraville, where he has so endeared him self to ihe people lout they should totally disregard the |mbbe weda'e '.o secure his election, i.enoe the people of that District, with Cos . Dabney at their head, have determined to irake him stay where he is most appreciated. H. H. (tfl’aO^ALD, DEKTiST. Will bo found ill Ills Office, Room No. 3 A\ hitc hoad tlousj, Conyers, Gu., w here he is pre pared t< Jo all kinds of work in his lino. Fill ing leeth made a speciality. ‘ All wort: Warranted to tjirc Satisfaction ~->3 Being thankful for past patronage, he re specttully solicits a continuance of the same. I gents, if you want the best selling article 11 in the world ntul . solid gold patent, lover watch, free of cost, write t t ome to J. BndeA Cos,, 787 Broadway, N. Y.4w $1 2 a dfiy at home. Agents wautoi. Out J titad terms five. True & 00.. Augusta,- j Maine. tWfMI ' Kidney . Wm lit Probably t ,o-e is no i-o ihilhHO that u.ffT.e.* thehu’a.ia*.*otr.n, wbl his h. little nu l*r to >1 u*. tin p: 1 se nt time, ass . n.j of the \a r,-j 1 foruw of Kidney Comp'.lints, Thire is no did u which rrtUri >* wf't amt Jlin or more ahnnim-j irl its remits than when ‘he ki 1 i.*ys fall tqsatiret** the bloml from the •iric noil, ami other poisonous sub st ioooH, which the bio) l ii cn aulat*s in its chcutarlon through th) ayat-m. . if from any tli .* ki tnuM tan to |)er form ths fun tifius devolving nr>an thorn, the "Utnnlltiwns are tk *n up b.V the nliHorbonU and th > whole syslo u th.vwa into a stat * of , ilisca.,-*, ca.wiri4 a 1 ’| : 'in an Wufforiug, an l very efton iuime li i • heath. IfeDOe tic iui portanee of i<eo,)in< the ki lneys and Moot in a healthy eon li ion. through which all tho un pnrit: is of the b',.ly must pass, L>\|N IN THE HACK. There is no mmodv known to r.i dical sei . nce whieh has proyod itself more valuablo in e ises of ICidn *v Coinp.aiuts tli m th .* A eg-'tine. | It nets direCtlr upon th * * s-rotions, cleanses i it ml purities the I, tool, anil restores tile whole j system to healthy notion. ! The following extiiiordinary cure of Rront j seif -rers. who had been given up by the best i physicians as hopeless eas is, will speak for themselves, a id should rhalien-ye tho most pro | found attention of the medical faculty, as wall as of those who avo auff jring from Ki inoy I Oomplaiat. HE BEST MEDICINE. East Mausiifield, Aug. 22, IH7O. Mk. Stevens ; Dear Sir—l am seven!y-one ya irs of awe; have suffered many years with j Ki Iney Cos np.aint, waakn m in ray back ftml stomach. I was i.idue.*-! by friettls to try your VtSorriSE, and l ttiink it the est medi cine for weakness of the Ki.lneys t ever used. I have tried many rein ’dies for this -o up’.aint, and never fotiu 1 sr> much roll -f ai ft* > n the VeciETiNK. It strengthens and iavi'o ate* the whol .* syste n. Mmy of my ae puintan- I cos have take l it. and t believe it to be good I for all the complaints for which it is recom mended Your truly. JOSIAII H. SHE IMAN. Boston, May JJ, 1871. I‘ROX<)UNCEI) IXCI'RADLF. IT. It. Stevens, Ekcj : Dear Sir — I have been badly afflicted with Kidney Complaint for tun years ; have great pain in my back, hips and side, with great diiiculty in passing uriuo, which was often, and in very sol id quantities, i frequently occompauie l with uluod and ex ru | tiating pain. I have faithfully tri 1 most of the popular remedies recommend*) 1 tor my complaint ; I | have been un lev the treatment of s -me of the | most skillful physicians in Boston, all cf whom pronounced my ease incurable. This was my | condition when I was a lvised by a friend to , I try the Vkoitin’e, and I could see the good ! i effects from the ffrgt dose I took, and from , ! that moment I k -pt on improving until I was ] I entirely cured, .akiug in ail, I should think, , I about six bottles. It is indeed a valuable lnudr.-iuo and if I • should be afflicted again in the same way, I would give a dollar a dose, if 1 could not get! it without. Respectfully, J, M. GtLE. Util Third St.r * -t, South Boston. NEARLY BLIND. j H. B, Stevens; Dear Sir—ln expressing |my thanks to you for benefits do: iveJ from j the use of VuoEriNE, au l to b.*n *tit others, I ; will state - j When eight or nine years old I was afflicted ■ With Scrofula, which m ide its appeaVano in my eyes, face and head, and I was very near blind for two years. All kinds of opperations were perform ■ l on my ej eh, and all to no good resuP, Finally the uisease pr incipally settled in my body, limbs and feet, and at times in an aggravated way. Lust Summer I , from ■■■..'.-,. ■, ~. in my spine and kidneys, and it was at tunes very hard to ret"in rhe urine. Seeing your ! advertisement m the tauumerci and, l houg'it a bottle of VEGETINE, and epirrmenced using recording to directions. In two or three days j I obtained ..rent relief. After using four or - five I-tittles I rut icad it hod a wonderful effect I on the rough scaly blotches on my body and h gs. 1 stiii used Vkut.tink and tho httmov i oils saves ouo after another disappeared until i they ware ail gone, and t aitribut * the cure of the two diseasjs to Yesetine. anl nothing ■ else. | If lam ever effected with anything of tho j kind again 1 shall try Vtoms*, as the only ! reliable re Italy. Once more accept my thanks, j and b diuve me to be, Very respectfully, AUSTIN PARROTT. Dee. 1, 1872. No. heGano St., Cincinnati,Ohio, Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, etc., are •always unpleasant, and at times they become' the most distressing and dangerous diseases that can affect tho human sA'steui. Most di seases of tlie Kidneys aviso from impurities in the bleed, causing humors which settle on those parts. Veuetine excels any known remedy in the whole world for cleansing and j purdying the blood, thereby causing a healthy I action to all the o sans of the body. se27lm Vegetlue is Eoltl by ail Brngsts, The Sultry Days of Summer. Hot weather is vi ry exhausting upon the energies, and its influence r< infers the system peculiarly liable to disease. During the close and sultry days otjulv and August. Diarrotsa, Dyseu'erv, Chol cia Morbus, Cramps, Coli,, ana pains in the stomach arc common and fatul dis eases. It is not enough to trust to a cur ativu when attacked, for it, is essential to lake proper measures for their preven tion. An unfailing prevention of all sum iner complaints evicts in Du. B.ux’i.ii i’s Skvkx Seals on Goi.di n Wondkk; and Mis slandered vegetable preparation is no less efficacious as a cure. Thousands have used 11 lor all diseases incident to the summer solstice, and alw.ats with the happiest results. Complete cures are effected in the worst cases. MURDER WILL OUT. A low years ago “August Flower” was dis covered 1 1 boa certain cure for Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, a lew thin Dyspeptics made known to then friends how easily und quickly they had been cured by its use. lhe great merits of Ghees s A u lust F/oweb became heialed through the country by one sufferer to another, until, without advertising, its sale has become immense. Druggists in EVEUY TOWN iu the United States are selling it. No person suffering with Sour Stomach Head ache, Cosliveuess, palpitation of the Heart, indigestion, low spirits, etc, cun take three do ses without relief. Gc to your Druggest IV. H. Lee, and get a bottle foi 7.'. cents and try it. Sample bottles 10 cents. WmLidM Slqmi araiTH and JEWELER, . CONVt’tS; GKOHOt.V Watches, Clock, and Jewelry of every de scription repaired. All work (lone neatly, and in order, at lowest prices for cash, and warran ted to give satisfaction. Shop : next door to IVsl Ottic'e'. angtKl.lS76.ly OHE DOLLAB_ wit/. <a:r tiik I <Jfr ? Afe/ * Mfog, WEEKLY COHSTtTtITISH, Frea of Po3t2g3, tid JIM ill V is r, IHI. >*? AiSdiare, .£ opening. Every Georgina should take the lb ,p,A pm ;r. Sev ,rul scml U ‘Uk tin -o's'ih,! ant'ioM iMnn’.hg All the time. .1 I’lio Gettef yp of a clnb of ten will r< - -u , the paper froo. i ly, §lO,OO per annum ; $5,30 tor 0 mo • $2 r for threw montha, •bi ,1 your sn'iscription for tin* grtm po.i.i ■a! a 1 family journal. PIT.USIIEI) AT 'III CAPITOL. AV. A. HEMPHILL 4 CO., Publishers. A tliiTits, Georg Wonderful Sucosrs. It is reported that. Uobchkk’s Gf.rman Syb i:r naa, ieo its introduction in the United Stite.s, reached tho immense s le of 40,003 do zen per yeur. Over 0.000 Druggists have or dered this medicine directs from tne Factory, it AVoodbury, N. J., and not one has reported a single failure, but, every letter speaks of its astonishing slice us in curing severe Coughs, Colds settled on th> Bre.iHt, 0 msumtion, or any disease of Throat and lungs. We advise any person that lias any prodii osition to weak l.uags, to go to their Druggist W. H. Li:k, and get this Medicine, or inquire about it. Hog ulor size. To cents; Sample Bott'e, 10 cents. Two doses svill relieve any case. Don’t neg lect vonr cough. _ __ Psychom incy. or Soul Charming.” How j either sex may fascinate and gain tho love j A affections of any person they eh >oso mutant , ly. This sim\)te. mental acquire.nun* all can possess, free, by mail, for 25ets, t"ge*’’er M’it i ! a marriage guide, Egyptian (Iran.*. Dreams. Hints to Ladies, Wedding-Night, Shirt, A . A i queer book. Address, T. AYhiiit - 1 *Y 1 0., Fu*'.- lishers, Philadelphia. n 11-tn . Increases the Quantity. Improves the quality, j ARMSTRONG’S uiiiii urns fiiaip. BOOI) Fliasn PUTTER AM, the veaii bouni . BUTTER IN 20 MINUTES. • i Lincoln Butter lVw.lei is an entirety h ivin luss article made from a celebrated English recipe, and now in daily use by many ot the most noted fanners in the butter ,unities, -u --round Philalelphia. In hot weather this Powder makes butter much firmer ands wueter* than it usually is, and keeps it from turning rancid. It also removes the strong flavor of turnips, garb.-, vv ; ds, corn stnlkr, cotton seed, etc.: and the increased yield of butter much more than pays the tri fling expense of using it. C 5 CENTS PER PACK A >L. aviiOl.tsAi.K D! TOT : 100 M VT.KET ST„ V IILADELPIIIA, I" . v1.1n044 Gin I THE GEORGIA DAILY COMMONWEALTH IS I"J! I.LSHIU EVE It 7 LVVkll-'i ) Except Sunday] BY THE j I commonwealth runLi&iiux-.: i v. i Georgia. And is (allied fty < 01. Carey A . Style-, Vt ■ , f the Albany News, with efii -lent iissjstants. The Connrouwealth gives the current n.-ws of the city. State, and el v.-he-vp, t. mk.-t v< ports, mill vigorous editorials on Manner nl, I’oliticai anil Oeiicinl Silb jo Is. The coming canvass, Mate and Nnllomt 1 , ! will be closely watched and prop, ri puisouted , while the Mechanical and A'RW'.nUwrul intm | ests of the State will not be ncg.ected. It lies a huge and rapidly increasing eir; u'ation. I BRMS. One month, 75 cents; Two iner tin, *Bl 25 : i Four months, sll 00. 1 Filming, Binding and Rilling of every kin! ( done in the best style and at lowest pi ices. ! Commonwealth Publishing Company, Atlanta, Georgia. [bankrupt nii j OF MILTON GOLD JEW ELK V I gueat FAiLrm: or tiik | Mtou Gold Jewelry Company, in England. I Their entire stocl: consigned lo us t realize many Everybody has heard of Milton Go. t> Jew j Ei.RY, it having been sold in this market for j ten years, and worn by the best and richest I class of our population Still, it takes an ex- I pert jeweler to discover Milton gold from Vir j ciu gold We will send for the ninety days only the following articles by mail, post paid, on receipt of 50 cents: One pair Elegant Sleeve-Buttons, with Independence Hall engraved, retail price, ?1 00 One set Spiral Shirt Studs, retail price... 75 One beautiful Coral Scarf Pin, retail price 75 One elegant Gents’ Watch Chain, latest pattern, retail price 1 50 One Collar Button, retail price, 50 One elegant W eddiug Ring, very heavy, retail price, 2 00 Total !$0 50 Remember, we will send you tin above named six articles, which we have r, tailed f< r $6 50, by mail, post paid, for *SO cents, or 4 sample lets for $1 50, and 1 2 sample lotc for .$4 00. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded Address WILLIAM W. BELL & CO;, Importers of Watches and Jewelry, 8 North Seventh St,, Philadelphia, Pa, Please state where you saw this advertise in< nt 104 m “ ATgents wanted for the great Lenten dial history It sells faster than any other book. One Agent, sold (11 copies in one day. Send for our extra terms to Age uts. Address National Pub lishing Company, Phiiadu, Pa. Columbus, 0., or to St. [jouis, Mo. Aliud reading, Psycliomtuicy, Fascination LU Soul Charming, Mesmerism, and Marriage Guido, showing how either sex may lascinate and gain the love and affections of any person they choose instantly, 400 pages. By mail 50 certs. Hunt A Cos., 13!* S. 7th St., Philadel phia, Pa. 10-1 w SQUAKLORAND PIANOS RETAILED AT Wlloii I’RICKH. '• 1 $ it 0 "for d"“7)G. !5 ist) li t’ S2?.> ’B“3 tor Sto. 1301)1',,,. ‘MENDEIiSSOILV Pl|\i, HAVE tTIIVCK IIAII]> IM X ,, ri^ ONLY ONE Pit ICE FOR CASH LOW ONE. NO DEVIATION- Wo j;ive no discounts. We pay no agents counimiissioiu, ! double the prices of all Pianos, 4 W-j look to tlie people, who wantnUn;. I Piano ut n fair profit over yost of fact ure. We appoint the People nii- w ,-' ■mid give them-our Pianos hs low agent can buy equally geo) Piano#„fu I other manufacturer, giving the a reduced price, what is nsinlly in commissions, rent, freight,* tri*v t L 1 and incidental expensee. Tha “Mendelssohn” Piano Cos. cun *ii„ a 74 octavo, rosewood ease Piano, ll inches long, w ith front round coni,-r, , ved legs, serpentine and plinth moaldin, witliall impr: vements, including Still Iron Frame, Over St rimy /la**, -1 yruffe Treble, and French Grand Jo, which only accompany tho best Pisno, the most celebrated makers, nt the , low prieo of 827) I, 8270 * r S3OO, awordii to style of rase, or with four round ners and full Agitiffe for 8:150, and anti*,.- the n- in every respect equal t Piano m ide cn a similar, style, or nom. Til • "iMeßdlesßohn” Piano is iminufactnn from the very b< st materials, and In f most skilled and finished workmen. ]; manufacture is conducted by one of ti most exprii-mcf and Piano njaunfautunn the eotuitiv. This is no new enterpiii Inrning out a p* or and cheap Piano.nt from green wood, a.id by greenermeA. icu O ir Piano is unsurpassed by niiyiut ettH k'.-t for its rich and poweiful loir s, raitH adaptat'on to the human voice in upsfl Ihetic, mellow uml singing qualities. ■ speaks for itself. AV .! are willing 1 1 place it beside any oilrH mttke of Piaijo un its niovir.?, eitlw I beantv of or excellence of i.u .Hj “at half tile in on ••y** equally iyfl men t • “The best is Hi. cheapest”— When it costs the least money. All Pianos fully warranted for live y. .os. Send for our illustrated and Ih-ypiiptivH'i; cular. THE -MENDELSSOHN’ HANOI Office of rdai uiaetu-V, f> bioachvsu 2m>MlHrii New Ynl \\r CANVASoKI vS WAN '• T. I ) loru Sq Work of french art. “WOMEN of the HilibE/’ illustrated ii colors with copie* of the most celebrated| tiiig3 hy the pfveat European Msisten*. >• tiling entirely new: captivate# every With it is the It and/oiliest /Vc/hiio* rvvcfi The best and most elegant book for iuii racing and the Holiday season. K.xtra* to good Agents. Apply toJ. I!. FOBhii Publishers, New York. noS-St AN iilSPOlt CAL FACT. t Every agent who has been steadily sei the Improved .>2O Homestead Sewing Mad for three years, owns Ins dwelling house i good account in bank, is cb*r < I d.*bt y^.‘ 1 money at interest, —th* t'orJWfl ! of securing a good ag.T.ey for s ,: [c*iior go at the lowest prices A good first-elassSfl Ma< bine, most useful -reliable at ail tio esi-y io mivlevstand and . ntr. !. Kud does the same work a-- -:r:y as s-i.ais l se'l at Foutl Timkh the p: ie ■*. 'i r- !>rvl shine a* any price. hdi.>:-. .j- b>.j „;1 .b i or more v-o'k, an.l ! • •• } vieu by many doilur . Tsie ri mi> : i adr.? •y kuoivn nixl use lin tli<a.■ t'le Eastern and Middle fpat *>. 1 1 b roniing popular in ihe West. it wii! tost several times over in u*.e the worl; of the family, nr will <:en live dollars a day fur aliv men woman i ROWS for a living. liisla • M ■ -r muni made, in ret?fly ;u, :iT ikon-.. I*. iin\ n * maxes tile -strongest <m I tinrw vented, and is fully a< Lip..vb•<’ • dkrd Ffunily Mewing Sla'ehine. 1 we. lor chnncstje, Use, >2O, do ! Jiv< i*ed ,and v--i; ■ * no matter how remote you may :e.dU\ 3 ness permanent and honor able, with mure] tain and rapid stiles, and larger profits H any other. Extraordinary liberal iiic*rs m to 1 cal or traveling agents where 1J i:one 'established; or, if there is ngfid neicj send youv order direct to the rVo-turv. arias John H. K mdall A 00., t>3() broad way, 5 York. 215-1-ii. 0:b. m. fflL.j HABIT CURED. A CERT A IN and SU HE ATI Large reduction in prices A trialottHj Mrs, J, A Djrollingcv, LaPorte. Ineijua, 10118 (Formerly Mrs Dr Sll Collins) 1 A gents wanted for, the Centennial Iks* 1 Y Biography, or the lives of the {jn’ oour first 100 years. Send for circnkif- Z Wiejyler & Cos., PUila., Pa or Chicag''- AGENTS WANTED FOR TUP < NNSAL BOOK) Immense sale. IT PAYS. Send for cu*J P. W. Zeigler & 00. Philadelphia., l'*>- J, "COHN’S. siMMswip Hand Book for voters, with Lite ot 1 Hendricks, and an expose of lbngs 500 pages. Illustrated, 50 cents outfit and territory, SIOO o month i.-' . B. Treat, Pub., 805 B’way, New Vo “'' §SOTO .8200 A MONTH FOR A^A’ UNI VERSALHISTO?; The great interest, in all nat l ,ns , all ‘i, own thriwllinghistory of 100 y ,,;irs ’ .. t> : book sell faster than any ol ” er, - . onp, beautifully illustrated *“V’ sales, extra tei ms. Send foa t> r j.U McCurdy ft Cos., Pliiladelpha, c riiws^ at Manufacture;s pviios 'L"' •" u , i; ..if sell their Fadin' St'- kof lm*''*'-; .J. - and second haul, sheet and merchandise at very nta* Vq ~l Vi ! tash during Fepteml er previon ■ their new store 40 Eait. 14tb •• (I | o ,i. Oct. Ist. Illustrated cell.logo", n , gents wanted. Special lra<l*. JToraiio AVutoih St S< as. * anti D * l ' P'l 11*wuy. N " ’