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SOUTHERN ITEMS. This bonded debt of Home, Georßia, is $475,000. Atlanta dray mules sport cardinal red throat latcheH. Jno. Jacobson, a Dane, died in New Or leans, Friday, with hydrophobia. Dr S. A. IJrquhakt died at Columbus, Ga., Sunday, ugeil seventy-two. Thkrk are silty-one United States prison ers in jail at Fort Smith, Aik. Floyd and Patrick counties, Va., have shipped SIO,OOO worth of chestnuts. William Nkwton is to be hung at St. John’s, Fla., Nov. 17, for the murder of Ellen Wells. Tnß Manchester, Virginia, cotton-mills have been sold to a Petersburg firm for $63,000. Tknnkssf.k has two hundred and twenty six convicts at work on the Cincinnati Southern railroad. Pn. Bri n, of NeV Orleans, got $2,000 for Ms services in fever-stricken Brunswick, and the nurses SI,OOO each. Dry weather has greatly retarded wheat sowing in the south. Keceut rains have pul the ground in good order, but it is consid ered too late for a large crop to be sown. The Atlanta Times has a lengthly article upon Atlanta’s mule trade, which it esti mates at $1,500,000 dor annum. It says fully 1,600 mules arc brought there annually from Tennessee and Kentucky, the larger portion being from the latter state. Mr. E. E. Forry, of the United States coast survey, is at work with a number of bands preparing to build an observatory on the top ®f Moore’s Knob, near Piedmont Springs, in Stoke county, North Carolina, A MAN for two years past living near little Rock, Ark., under the game of Bill Jones, confessed upon his death bed, a few days ag®, that his name was Theopolis, and that about two years ago he killed a man near his home, sixteen miles from Nashville, and fled the country. 1 ROM Ist September to 28th October there' were 1,167 deaths, in Savannah, eight hun dred and seventy-three white and three hun dred and twenty-four colored, out of a pop ulation 26th October of 7,353 whites and 11,938 colored. Among the deaths were two doctors, seven clergymen, seven policemen, and five sisters of charity. Ataxta Constitution: Maj. Waid Jlill, an old and highly respected citizen of this city, died last week. He was ninety-two years old, and was until a few months ago quite an active man. He was born in Vir ginia, was in the war of 1812, and was for merly a citizen of Alabama, where he was a member of the legislature for several terms. On Tuesday last five members of a family in Rockingham, Va., four gentlemen and one lady, weighed 1,281. They weighed separate ly three hundred and fifteen, two hundred and ninty-four, two hundred and thirty-two, two hundred and thirty-two, two hundred and ten. The young gentleman who kicked the beam at two hundred and ten is eighteen years old and hopes, by proper attention to his health, in due time to become full grown. A correspondent of the Charleston (S. C.) News and Courier gives a graphic de scription ol a hear chase in Orange parish, in which the whole community joined. Bruin was finally killed, and bis weight proved to he one hundred and ninety-five pounds. Some of the negroes inspected him, exclaiming: “Great God! en we been huntin' possum in dah swamp, too.’’ Says the Comanche (Texas), Chief: As was apprehended, the grasshoppers have de posited their eggs ail over the country, and we may therefore, look for them in count less millions next spring. A more terrible calamity could scarcely befall our planters, but. if we are permitted to judge from the past history of these insects, the chances are greatly in favor of their destruction by the heavy rains that generally fall about" that season of the year. CENTENNIA r, AWA It IIS. The following classification of the awards thus far made by the centennial judges, is of interest at this juncture : To the 8175 American exhibitors 3600 medals have been given, and 5107 to the 22,689 exhibitors from the rest of the world. In the department of ores and metals Netv England had fifty-five med als, the middle states one] hundred and twenty-two, the western states iifty-thee, the southern states twenty-eight, and the Pacific states and territories ninety five. In general manufactures New England obtained eight hundred and iorty-nine medals, the middle states eight hundred and thirty-seven, the western one hundred and twenty-five, the southern eighty-six, and the Pacific thir teen. In machinery and inventions New England has one hundred and eleven medals, while the middle states have three hundred and three, the western eighty-two, the southern thirteen, and the Pacific states one. In agricultural and miscellaneous products New Eng land has one hundred and four medals, the middle states have six hundred and two; the western ninety-four, the south ern forty-eight, and the Pacific si±then. In the department of education and sci ence, including music and instruments ot precision, New England has sixty-five, the middle states have one hundred and ninety-eight, the western states sixty, the southern states twenty-six, and the Pacific states one. In the fine-arts group, exclusive of medals awarded to oil paint ings, New England has eight medals, the middle states have forty-eight, the western states six, the southern two, and the Pacific three. The total number ©f medals for New England thus far award ed is eight hundred and ninety, for the middle states two thousand and ten, for the western four hundred and twenty, for the southern two hundred and thir teen, and for the Pacific states one hun dred and twenty-nine. There are thirty-eight awards for American oil paintings. .. During a thunder-storm a gentleman takes a hack down Elysees toward the Faubourg St. Germain. He noticed that at every flash of lightning his driverseriously makes the sign of the cross, and says: “I observe * that you cross yourself. You",do well.” “Oh, yes. It is always well where there are so many trees, but once we get into the streets, I don’t give a curse.”— Paris Figaro. A RICH SHOEMAKER, In the taxablesof Brooklyn appears the name ofa German whose annual payments for taxes exceeds those of many of the so-called princely merchants who live on the heights. He pays taxes yearly upon real and personal property assessed at $250,000, but worth, probably, double that amount. Yet this man works hard at the bench every *iay, and if he spends a dollar in recreation for his wife and children on Sunday he thinks it is a big thing. He has no help, but wrks for a few customers, doing all their work and caiing nothing about any of them. If they are displeased with his way ol doing things lie simply says they can take their work elsewhere, and he sorely tries their patience by his habit of disappointing customers as to time. This man collects his own rents, builds two or three new houses every year, and from his frugal habits promises, if his life is long spared, to be the wealthiest of all Brooklynites. His yearly income from real estate is not less than $15,000 per annum, but he re gards idleness as a sin, and works every day upon boots and shoes as regularly as if his bread and butter were in jeop ardy. ORIGIN or THE GOD HYMEN. Danchet, the French poet, tells us re specting the deification of Hymen that he was a young man of Athens, obscurely born, hut extremely handsome. Falling in love with a lady of distinction, he dis guised himself in a female habit in order to get across to her and erjoy the pleas ure of her company. As he happened to be one day in his disguise, with his mistress and her female companions, celebrating on the eea-shore the rites of Ceres Eleusina, a gang of pirates came upon them by surprise and carried them off. The pirates, having conveyed them to a distant island, got drunk for joy and fell asleep. Hymen sized his opportunity, armed the virgins, and dis patched the pirates ; after which, leaving the ladies on the island, he went in haste to Athens, where he told his adventure to all the parents, and demanded her he loved in marriage as a ransom. His re quest was granted, and so fortunate was the marriage that the name of Hymen was ever afterward invoked in all future nuptials, and in progress of time the Greeks enrolled him among their gods. ..Commodore Vanderbilt advised William to always act on his own judg ment ;he had better be wrong than fol low another’s counsel. He evidently agrees with the old Hoosier who gave this parting advice to bis son: “Ike ) stick to yer own underpinnin’ and not go bobbin’ round to find somebody else’s stonewall. You’d alius better, lick the devil with yer own whip than let the devil lick you with another man’s.” We would advise those of our readers whose buildings or fences require paint ing, or whose roofs are in need of re pairs, to send at onoe for pamphlet and price list of Asbestos Paints, Hoofing, Roof Paint and Cement. These articles, which are of unquestioned reliability, are also the most economical of any in use lor such purposes. The Centennial Exposition medal and diploma of merit have been awarded to the manufacturer, Mr. H. W. Johns, 87 Maiden Lane, New York, who within the past twenty years has built up the most extensive and’ suc cessful business in this line in the world. Mr. Johns also manufactures Asbestos paper, cloth steam pipe, and boiler cover ings, steam packing, sheathings, etc., which are in use in every civilized coun try. Fortune Favors the Brave. In days gone by, when civilization had just begun to dawn upon the human race, Chance reigned predominant in the affairs of men. The Ooddess of Fortune smiled on those as Chance prescribed. Armies fell, and were shorn of glory in one day, while wealth and opulence crowned the victor. Men rose from the very hannts of poverty, and by a lucky stroke of the sword gained honor and riches. But time has wrought a material change. He no more struggles in blood for wealth, when a more pacific opportunity afford itself. For instance, sl2, $6 or $3 gives an equal chance for the good, round gifts of SIOO,OOO, $50,000, $25,000, etc., to those who may feel inclined to invest in a bona fide and legitimate enter prise like the “Kentucky Cash Distribution Company,” of Frankfort, Ky. See their ad vertisement elsewhere. Chapped hands, lace, pimplea, ring, worm, saltrheum, and other cutaneous affec tions cured and rough skin made sott and smoth, by using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care ful to get only mat made by Casw ell, Hazard & Cos., New York, as there are many imita tions made with common tar, all of which are worthless. We often see a large stock of cattle which do not seem to thrive, and come out “springpoor,” ail for want of something to start them in the right direction. One dol lar’s worth of teheridan’s Cavalry Condition Powders, given to such a stock occasionally during the winter, would he worth more than an extra half ton of hay. Have you a severe wrench or sprain ? Have you rheumatism in any form!' Have you stiff' neck or bunches caused by rheu matic pains? If so, Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment is a specific remedy, used intern ally and externally. Prematpee loss of hair, which is so common nowadays, may be entirely pre vented by the use of Burnett’s Cocoaine. C'riJLLS, CBJJjLS. —Wintersmith’s Tonic ,Sy rup or improved Chill Cure, is a certain remedy for every form of Fever and Ague. Its superiority over all other remedies is in the fast that the cure is a permanent one— the Chill,when not return. Unlike Chill remedies generally, it requires no pur gative to be taken with it; the medicine itself ac ting gently and agreeably upon the liver and bowels, effectually removing the cause of the disease, not merely temporarily checking it as in of quinine. Sold by all Druggists. J A BLACK CHARACTER is awful, but pretty black hair and whiskers is net. Use Dr. Tutt’s Hair Dye, and in fifteen minutes you will have them as natural as in youth. If your Druggist (Joes not bare it he will order it for you. A PPtttfCl Invwtisate tho mcrila of The Ulus- IX IT Pi \\ In tr atod Weekly before netcrminlng “ XVfAJ - L1 1 uponymjr work this fall and winter. rh combination for thin soanon murphnhom auything heretofore attempted. Timm went free. Addles* (.'man, Clubaii A Cos., 14 Warren street, New York. Potter’s American Monthly, rn fifift Iluhtiutkp; Best Fnu:ily Magazine lu fill 11111 l the Country, at N!t for 1*77. r> copies one t/U,UUU yoar for *l3: Id copies tor so conies lor $7), and il copy of INilts*!(•* Mlble ‘ . quarto, 3,ou< Illustra tions, price, $26, given to t ho person send -1077 inK thfaclub. For sale at all Newsstands, In / / at 39 cents a number. Special Term* to ■IUI |. Agents. J. K. Potter A Cos., Phila, P, ■roSKTI and ** Hetallie Spring re •rn 11KI> IIB7US. It is | etal; has 72 Hpiral steel I easily handled; will lust i to please or no sale; can I freight; ask your furni- I and take no other, or send I tguo giving full infornm- I the liest H*l Springs I <dsky, manufacturers, Ixmiiiviile, Ky. * EUPEON! If you have rheumatism, neuralgia, headache, a burn, or a bruise, procure a bottle of Eupeon. It will give instant relief, as thousands can testify. For sale by all druggists. H. A. HTJJtL BUT & CO., 75 and 77 Randolph street, Chicago, Agents for the Proprietors. DR. WARNER’S HEALTH COESET. With Skirt Supporter and Self-Adjusting Pads. f£t Secures Health and Comfort of -f Body, with Gacband Beauty of Form. Three Garments in one. Fi\ Approved by all physicians. a g k n t h yv a n T K I). cjjfiifciff?- TEa Sam P* es road, in Coutil, $2; Satteun, $1 15. To Agents at / 1/i 1 S ‘ i25 cental ess. Order size two / y [ a- 3 inches smaller than waist mea & purc over 1,10 drees * Warner Bros. 763 Broadway,N.Y. NEW YVILLCOX & GIISHS AUTOMATIC Latest Only machine Invention, and,/ M 4h producing WOP \jff 'Bf Automatic most M W/ Tension and Marvelous —wj— Mi-itch Kceultn. WvONwir Indicator. Trade Mark in bawi of every machine. SILENT SEWING MACHINE. Send Postal Card for Illustrated Price List, &c. Willcox & Gibbs S. M. Cos., ('or. Bond St.) <558 Broadway, New York, [Established 1846.1 j.bstby & m. Brattlotooro, X 7"t. J-jrSoad for iilastrated Catalogue. Whether You Travel or Not, INSURE AGAINST ALL KINDS OF ACCIDENTS, BY A YEAIiLY POLICY IN THE TMVEUSS LIFE & ACCIDENT INS. CO. OF HARTFORD. COHN. 1 iSugoiits Everywhere. A done of j Tarrant’s Seltzer Aperient • has removed the agony of rheumatism, and its con tinued use entirely healed the patient. Hhoumatiisui is but little understood. Some empirics resort to embrocations, which are really dangerous. It is now acknowledged to be a blood disease, resulting from acidity. This aperient correct* all such acid ity, ana thus cures the disease. AJI rheumatic suf ferers ace advised to trv it. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. • $3.00 FOR sl.3s TH E M 1551105 AH thegreut weekly iiewKpaperH of the Ni r.e a*Ml odiaraeter of THE OUTAGE LEDKEIi 1 eiiarffe *B.OO per year, while Tin: LEDGER but M.oft. The Lf.doku is the BEST Family pa p >r in the United. States, ably edited, handsomely printed : containing every week choice completed stories, mrins'Hllmont of an interesting illustrated serial, and general read ing for old and young, for the farmer, for the house wife,and for all classes. Special cat e is taken to make its tone uniformly chaste and moral. Send 81, anti 15 cents for postage, and your address in 'riT'jc lyrcrx T KR, Chicago, Illinois. J. I F. COATS have been awarded a Mvilal and Di ploma at the Centennial Exposition and commended by the .fudge* for “SUPERIOR STRENGTH A NjD EXCELLENT * QUALITY -OF |lpool Cotton” i I L T. (iOSfIORS, Direetor-fien’l. ! SKAL j .1. 11. HAWLEY, Pres. Albs, B. BofEUSK, secretary pro tern. Highest Honors AT THE CENTENNIAL MASON & HAMLIN Cabinet Organs Unanimously]Assigned the “FIRST RANK IN TIIK SEVERAL REQUISITES” Of Such Instruments! MKP A LS UF EQUAL MIC HIT have bi*en awarded all articles doomed worthy of recognition, ho that it will be easy for many makern to uuvertise that they have received “highest, medals.” It in by tho .11 IKIKH’ KICPOKT ONLY, that competing articles are unsigned their comparative rank in excel lence. From these reports the following is an ex tract. “THE MASONfAjIIAMLIN ORGAN CO.’S exhibit •<t Reed <lrgans and Harmoniums shows Instruments of Mm* in Mi I \ ’nn::Ni:vi:ini. hk <)| I.<iITKN Ol' imKITMENTN OF TB3*; fI.AMS.? vS*.: Smoothness ami equal distribution of tone, cope of expression, resonance and singing quality, freedom and quickness in action of keys and bellows, with thoroughness of workmanship, com- Lined witli simplicity of actiou.” (.Signed by all the Judges.) The MASON c(- HAMLIN ORGANS are thus declared to RANK FIRST, not in one or tiro res'pects only, but in ALL the IMPOR TANT QUALITIES of such instruments; and they are the ONLY' organs”assigned this rank This triumph was not unexpected, for the Mason A Hamlin Cabinet Organs have uniformly been awarded the highest honors in competition in America, there ha ving been scarcely six exceptions in hundreds of cotnpetitions. They were aw arded HIGHEST HON ORS and first medls-PARIS. 1V67; VIENNA. 1*73; SANTIAGO, 1*7;.; PHILADELPHIA, 1*76; amllmvo thus be- n awarded highest honors at every World’s Exposition at which they have been exhibited: being the only American organs which have ever obtained any award at any competition w ith best European makers, or in any Eure pean World’s Eqposition ! Insist on having a Mason & II ami.in Organ ; do not take any other. Dealers often recommend infe rior organs because th#y are paid larger commissions for selling them. NEW STYLKS with EXTENDED TOPS, very ele gant, and other improvements exhibited at the CENTENNIAL; elegant new eases in great variety. Prices very lowest consistent with best material and workmanship. Organs sold for cash or installments, or rented until rent pays. Every organ warranted to give entire satisfaction to every reasonable pur chaser of money returned. ILLtfSTRATKD CATA LOGUES sent free. MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN C 0.—154 Tromont Street, Boston: Vts Union Square, New York WO and S2 Adams Street, Chicago. LAST CHANCE. Buy Tickets IsTOW!! DRAWING POSITIVELY Tliursday, KTov. SOtfit, OB MONEY REFUNDED. A. Fortune for only The Kentucky Cash Distribution Cos. Authorized by a special act of the Kentucky Legis lature, for the benefit of the Public Krliool*. of C-'roiulifort. will have the first of their series of Grand Drawings at “ajor Hall, in the Illy ol Fr'ji sib fort, Ky., Thursday, Nov 3u, ls7fi, on which occasion they will distribute to the ticket-holders the immense sum of $600,000! Thos. P. Porter, ex-Gov. Ky., Gen’l Manager. LIST OF GIFTS. One Grand Cash Gift 8100,00 C One Grand Cash Gift 50,000 One Grand Cash (lift 25,000 One tirand Cash (rift 20,000 One Grand Cash (xlft 10,000 One Grand Cash Gift 5,000 f*o Clash Gifts of S 1,000 each 50,000 100 Cash Gifts of 500 each 50,000 100 Cash Gifts of 400 each 40 000 100 Cash (rifts of 300 each 30,000 200 Cash Gifts of 200 each 40.000 f,OO Cash Gifts of 100 each 00,000 10,000 Cash Gifts of 12 each 120,000 Total, 11,156 Gifts, All Cash GOO.OOO PRICE OF TICKETS. Whole Tickets, 12 dollars; Halves, 6 dollars : Quar ters, 3 dollars; y Tickets, 100 dollars; 27\> Tickets, 300 dollars; 4t> Tickets, 500 dollars Tickets, 1,000 dollars; 100,000 Tickets at 12 dollars each. Tho Hon. K. H. Taylor, Mayor of Frankfort, the entire Board of City Councilman, the Hon. Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice of Kentucky, and other distinguished citizens, together with such other dis interested persons as the ticket-holders present may designate, will superintend tlie drawing. The payment of gifts to owners of prize tickets is assured. A bond, with heavy penalty and approved security, has been executed to the Commonwealth ol Kentucky, which is now on record in Clerk’s Office of County Court at Frankfort, subject t<• inspection of any one. This is anew feature, and will absolutely secure the payment of gifts. Remittances can be made by Express, Draft, Post Office Money Order or Registered Letter, made pay able to Kentucky ('ash fi>iMrihiit 1011 'o. All communications, orders for Tickets and appli cations for Agencies snout'd be addressed to THOS. I*. POBTEK, Gen’l Manager. Frankfort, Ky Or to U. W. HARROW A €©,. <i> -7 Kastern Agents, 710 Broadway, New York. Aunt mmi fraud Enira Drawing, Lsfiisiaia State Lottery Cos., Incorporated 1868. Capital 91,309,009. At New CrleansTliiflay Dec. 4.1876. No Scaling! No Postponement! CAPITAL PRIZE,£SSO,OOO. Only 20,000 Tickets at £-20 Each. Fractions in Proportion. MSTiOF PRIZES. I I'apllaJ Prise 850.000 * do do ; 20,000 l do do 10 000 in PRIZES AT $1,01)0 l.i ckio do 500 U>*soo 1'" do 300 30,000 2 o do 200 40,i4N) s<>o do 100 50; DO 2000 do 20 40,000 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. o Approximation Prizes of 8300 •> goo 0 do do 200 I*Boo 0 do de 100 wo 2865 Prises, amounting to 8268,900 Remittance must be made by express or registered leteer. All orders for tickets or requests for fuller infor mation to be made to CHAM. T If WAVED. NEW ORLEANS. A GENTS; WA NT ED KV EKYW H EKE. Unexceptional references must accompany appli cation. TIIE FIRST REGULAR Quarterly Dollar Drawii will take place on January 2, 1H77. TICKETS $1 EACH- CAPITAL PRIZE $15,000 $lO. $25. SSO. SIOO. S2OO. \I.KXAVI3Ht I'KUi'lllKtilU.ll <V iO . 154 Wadi street. New York,Bankers and Brokers I invest in Stocks fa legitiinatfecharater. Tbe firm numbers among its patrons thousands who have be come rich through Frothing]] urn & Go’s fortunate investments. Stocks purchased and carried long as desired on margin from three to five per cent. ‘l9WSeu* l for circular. WOOD’S IMPROVED 1 HAIR RESTORATIVE What It Does! It restores, quickly, Gray Hair to ita glossy Natural •solor. It has the effect of Restoring tho Hair to preins turely Bald Heads. It. Removes Dandruff. Humors and ail Eruptions from n the Scalp. It pre vents Irritation, B N H Itching and Scaly Dryness of the Ift Hi Hi KC [a Bkin It Restores faded, dry. harsh RU IU HB 9 m! falling Hair. It renews.dresses, ■ 9 B If Sp softens and gives vigor to tho growth ■ Hfe I 111 ot the Hair. It accomplishes more HnJ3lf || desired effects in a short time than ■Mm Si M KJ any , Restorative ever made, always QICI Hll leaving the hair soil, livoll and ■HI■ H■ m. |tlo"y, whethor used as a Dressing upon the natural hair or upon the hair in an unhealthy condilion; thus rendering it, for the Old and Young, an article of unequaled excellence. No preparation offorod to tho public produces such wonder ful results. Try it! Try it!! Call for “Wood’s Im proved!” as it contains no injurious qualities. It was originally introduced 20 years ngo by Prof. O. J. Wood, hut the recent change of ingredients in this ar ticle is making a demand for it in all parts of the United States, Canadas and foreign countries. ANNOUNCEMENT CONSUMERS'. The great radical improvement, introduced in this ar ticle has induced us to take the agency and advertise its virtues to the world. Its effects ns a Restorative are what has been long sought for and wanted for many years, be ing more decided n n b M Hn< * satisfactory than has ever be- ■■ B 111 fore been attain ed. No Druggist IH tS L; m in the world knows its compo- Bl Efl gl (3 ■ sit ion, and cannot make it ; therefore B 151 M ■ ¥ when you call for it, “Wood’s lin- ■ ■ H H proved,” do not let any unprinci- II IB D HR pled denier con vince you that, ho ■■ |B B B B has a Restorative or Renmver as BB ! fen §1 |8 n good, or some thing -.intilar, as ■LHLm. there is none like it! Insist upon having “Wood’s Improved,” and take no other, for your money! It will not be long betore &li dealers everywhere will have it. If you should lail to find it, you can send SI.OO to ns by mail for a bottle, or $5.00 for six bottles, and wo will send it to you, prepaid, to any Express Station desired. A<t<lress C. A. C OOK A CO., Chicago, the Sole. Agents for the United States ana Can niliH.whowill till all orders and supply the Trade at Manufacturers’ Prices, J. B. Kimball, Proprietor. tW 'Sold in Cincinnati by Jno. D Park; Louisville, I J. B. Wilder A (Jo.; Now Orleans. Wheelock, Finlay A Cos., and by Wholesale Druggists generally. y Rake better, burn less fuel, give better satisfaction, and are the Standard Stoves of tho day. Extension-top Stoves, with High or Low Down Reservoi r. Every Stoye is WmM, Wjßim N> O i’or Coal or Wood, are the only soft coal Cooking Stoves that always give perfect s*t i start ion. They bake, broil and roast equal to any wood stove; are fitted with our patent Chilled iron Linings, which last as long as any five sets of ordinary linings. Their operation is perfect. Extension Top, with high or low down Reservoir. Wo also manufactue Enameled Work of all kiuds. Culinary and Plumbers’ Goods, etc. Solt Coal Self-Fetfling Base-Burners, “AUTOCRAT” “JUPITER!” See them before buying. Every Stove warranted to operate perfectly. BUCK’S STOVE CO., Nos. 720 and 722 Main street,St. Louie, Manufactur ers of varieties of Cooking and Heating Stoves. Sample cards and price lists furnished on application FOR SINGING SCHOOLS! Make them doubly interesting by introducing THE ENCORE!! By L. 0. EMERSOI. 75 cts; $7.50 per doz. THE ENCORE Contains a First-Class Elementary Course, with the best kind of exercises, airs, tunes in one. two, three or four part, for practice. THE ENCORE Contains 100 pages tilled with bright, aide-awake, easy gleea and four part songs. Thus it is a good* Glee Hook as well as Singing School Hook. THE ENCORE Contains 50 of Hymn tunes and Anthems of t.lie best character. Mr. X;. O. EMERSON, (Haifa million of whose books have been sold),has never been excelled as composer and arranger of music exactly adapted tothe public ta*te. His“ta t” in tliip matter, is infallible. Then try THE ENCORE For sale by all prominent dealers. Specimens mailed, post-free for 75 cts. OLIVER DITSON&CO., Boston. <• If. riihun A IV, J. E. IHlhoii A Cos.. 711 Broadway, Successors to Lee A Walker, New York. Phila. IN PKESS OUTFITS REAI>V —|TIIE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION DESCK' r BED AND ILLUSTRATED. .A graphic pen-picture of its history, grand build ings, wonderful exhibits, cut iosities. great days. etc. Profusely illustrated, thoron.-jhlu populnr, and very cheap Must sell immensely. 5,0ft0 Agents wanted. Send for full particulars. 'J bis will be the chance <J 100 year* to coin money last. Get the only reliable his tory. HrHUAiin Hites., Pubs.. 144 W'esi Fourth St.. Cincinnati, O. CA CTI-fN —Be not deceived by pre mature books, assuming to be “official,” and telling what ivili happen in Auyrimt and .S<‘i>t<‘mb*r. MERIDEN CUTLERY CO. Received the HIGHEST CENTENNIAL PRIZE.^ C Thk “Patent Iyoby” Handle Table Knife, ' "'f ' J MANUFACTURE ALL ~kTn"dS Of'tAßl F 1*1?* K FPV Exclusive Makers of the 4 * PATENT IVORY” or i V* ILI SE. STl>. B w Celluloid KniftsthoinoHtiluraldc-WIIITKIIANEkIi^XtMBHBHaHKaiMBRBaGWBVaBBaSV^^F^^'vWn known. The Oldest Manufacturein in America. Original Maherts i lhe HARD ulißltl.R HAIVIMLE. MwavH call for-‘Tiiiilt-Mark” “ MKRIDKN CUTLEKY‘ Oi” on tlie Made. Warranted and Bold by all enters in Cutlery, and by the IIKRIOM 4J Wir<*>t, New York. f8 a Day to Agti.flainpie frdfl. 11. Albert, Jl*w> OUTFIT KHI’.E. Rest Chance Yet. Wr at Once. COLLI NH.* CO., 51 Clinton Place,N.Y. A DAY to Agents. Sample free, Kf-pago Catiiloguo. L.FLETCHER,II I)ey 8t.,N.,Y. i-oimi rpL’pmn L’ostlathl Worti, WMpakegsftii ASTHMA wv’int T. POPHAM A <X>.. nß.othßt..PblU..P* AgKATh wanted- on salary or commission. New busi noHN. Address J. R. MASRKY, A Cos., Bt. Louis, Mo. I TLI ftfl A The only sure remedy. Trial package • AS I HlnA/.'- I.oMlTifNlGHT,Clovelund^O. ill*.*/ i a Itll.T. HOW TOMA KBIT. SamtUtiHfMVt Suitable, t 'OK, VOS or. A VO..tit. Louts, M„ PORTRAITS, He., drawn by marhtnsry. Apf*stni ljr mi<) Mo. A*nti wnt*d. fiinUUtfffrapk Mr* Cos,, Jdilla, Pa. Beuni .OMOrtyta*. 111. OA./rte nkVULVbn Wkhtkhn Uun Works, Ohlrugo, Jfi (f in aUar Employment for all. Cliromo A Novelty j) | U Catalogue free*. Felton A Cos. ,1 ID Naseao at., N. Y (UK e U mWW n Week to Agents. Samples Frfk / r. O. VICKEKY, Augusta, Me. nft a week salary guaranteed to male A female. Send ZU Itsinp for circulars. E. M. limline, Indianap’s.lnd A r'-PTVT're hid* Ohromo* B-’itut:. AvrkN lo J.M.MUNYOfiftCO,, Philada.. Pa. IV VKItY Lady uuntsit. .Seinlststnyforiareulai Vlr. nox isoa. New York Utr ( lul. Ilatcsol'iill Papers mid Miigurines Big discount wanted. Send stamp. Hunt Co.RocUlaltd.ataes WA NTKH-An Active Agent to manage thee \ ■elu sive sale of Cigars and Tobacco in every count*. Address N. Y. TOBACCO 00., IV* ltonwick Ht„ N. > .. til anted--Ag'ls (an easily make 810 per day sell in;; Vs our new article. Apply early forciioice territory The Lion Fever and Ague Cos., M 9 Broadway, N. 1 . WA MONTH.-Agents wanted. SR best sell ing articles in the world. One sample free. Address . AT ItttONNOni. Detroit. Mich. ACRKTS -sated for "RKI.ATTOV or the O Bf \T IT JS” New book with plain etatetnentof facta C* Ew Tw by a widesiw.ki'-\Arxxaxa*x. Sella at aight. Cope. WJ K outflt, by mail, Is Addreas A.tl. N BTTLKTON A LO. Lblcaao.llt. 1 rmvrmfl Send for circulars of our new book. AItH.NTN Hon tengage till you have seen them, ill!fill! iIJ, Anchor Publishing Co.,let.Louis.M... M Made ltv one Agent in 57 days. 13 new articles. Samples free. Address, t . JI. I.I\I>UTO>, t ldcati). (T*Yn nfl'nc t'<y*iro HiAaevy Agents filing our i:i.n*in<*s ,n m Crayons, Picture nn<l Cliromo Curds. 185 khh le*, worth ♦*-*. M’Rt y stpuld for gfto. n:*tr* ted Catalogue freo. J* H. BUFKORD’S SONS. BOSTON M ASS. -nj/% We w ill start you in a I’UftiU6Wlyon can lIU make 550 a week without capital, r respectable for either sex. Agents MONEYhuppI/Y Cos.. 201 Rowery, N. Y. thAA*ntontlt.liotel and travellngexpenseaMld MaWf ffot- ie.citen No Petldling. Address '•'Monitor Manuf’g On., C'incinnatl, Ohio. (t*n WATCHES. A Great Hensation. Sumpl* ip O’ Watch and ChU/it free lo Agents. Better than Gold. Address A. -lOVI.TBR *V CO.. Chicago. ik $55 a Week to Agents. Something entirelr A\„ new and magnilicenl. Send for Descriptive Catalogue. REDDING A CD.. PuhliHtiersot Masonic Works,Till Broadway, Now York A 73 MtVD C! or their sonswanbdthl.’ffldlantf P •n wßutajssaKi a staple articles of mil tncnfc to tho farmers in their own counties Business pleasant, pro fits good. Particulars free. .1. Worth, fit, Lbuis, AIo. I*iirehred Calves, Chester White. Berkshire and Yorkshire Pigs, Scotch, Skye, and Shepherd pups. Poultryand Pigeons all of the finest imported strains, bred and for sale by Francis Morris, Morton, Del. Cos.. Pa. Send for circular. Tin MWn energeti- salesmen : hold and travel W/ ftfllbU expenses paid by company. A rur If chance for peruianentemploynicnt. AdMlnien M InduHtrial Work*. ( iiiMiinali, CfU i. Dr N.ti.FIT('II’NFAMII/Y FHYfiD’IAN. Nmupie Copy, Paper C over, !< < KoiKKfi in dolls, wltfa Mli*.wqioiv pageM. 35 (>enlH ly mall. Adnlrens Broadway New York, _ e/.n SAVED I.y buying the “Erie.” Best (low priced) Sewing \iuchine mamiTactured. Send for Circulars. Agents ' v aided. ’ll T. BUMH * li>.. Buffalo. N. fhl A- (i)1 non * nvest' din Wall St*Stocks mak< s $lO-SIOOO Address BAXTER & CO., Bankers. IV W ..ll -, N- ’ aft ITiW/Il I f you want the be.*t ftlint artlclo fa j in the world and a solid gold patent fl IT Bl 11 I Q lever watch, tree cf cost, vrito 9*\ J*otu J. liRiDF. * GO., Tti.J Brocdwuy.N’. Y. nil 111 Wi K Iff i firi ty if. Ufs- DflL, wst in tilt' world s DikflDC will'll all utht-r K d@o3Ha®9?a4'-'''av-lifit tall. TeatlumnlalA circular ent fn;'f ■ ni 1 awtaT- plication. 10 i . i h Uotul Street,New * urk. a>nni\HEJrAKn for an Incurable Ca so, m.jOtl I)K. J. I*. Fiti.kr, beingaworn,aayat Ofrad □Vtcfi in JS33. Appainlcd *0 Profcaa-r’i cfiair '^l, Lav® <*evo; e •xclusiralT. to lilwiimuiim. IVctiralf;!*. Klfinor Ilcaf dlooB. iSmiMDR. FITLEK’H lUIEUWATU; REMEDY, Lif- Pill*, o permanent eurn, or will, r.*! mice, anti Metical Advice oert by ( rath*. Ad lrci* 1 ’ a. fll Kibit, 45 Houtu F-urtii otto#;, i’kilulelpjiia. MEDICRNBB AT DRUGGISTS. Southern Farmer, MEMPHIS. - - - Best Weekly .Agricultural Journal in the South . Sul - script-ion per annum Specimen copy tree. 4 BOOK for the MILLION. ifIEBIGAI ADVICE bnd’cSncKii^C'VmiV-. h;n Iri 1, Rupture. Op.uiu Ilahlt, &e M SEN t /R*. rceeipt tain I- Address, ... . , Dr. ButlfCDiiDonKary No. 12 N. Sff.'.... fit.x.ocid, • Cm f yviiTi > “ Rowker’s Pifservative j I I J l will keep sweet tlieycar i *iud. A sample package enough to keep half a barrrol •jwhH . sent to any addres f r 25cents. Address 11. BD'' KKR & Co..Chemists. 1.52 Milk Street, Boston. Mas-. “Thisdoes the work perfectly. 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W® eibCiqiebi ami I‘st hard vt if ii,i.jo.r iirlntlntr prcsacsi.i i-*\j V.--. ...I 1., r. - b.f TWO DOLLARS. a..4 a XUI.IKBSfd linli>.(- ..in.-® !’t r FIVE DOLLARS. A<Wr.-w 70TOG AMEEICA PEESS CO., 03 Murray St., Hct7 York. sls SHOT mu A double-barrel gun, bar or trout, action locks warranted genuine twist barrels, and good shooter, on no bale; with Flask. Pouch and Wad*cutter, for *l3. Can be senr C. >. I>. with privilege to ex ami no before paying bill. Send stamp *or circular to I*. IdHVBI.L A NON, 2.v Main street, Cincinnati, O: HI WK send a Coin Oilvrr U.;ntin? Armcw Lever Wtu t warranted) by mail (a* our risk t> say address on r-.-oeip* of fifteen dollars for tbe witch, ?oi */>j. ft*r poetope. or > r oppress C. O. D.,ubjectto inspection (if desired.) m>f he sent Mfetr by mail in a registered ic "t. cud fn- Illutr.;ir j Caw ■firjilKN WRITiMJ IO \II VEItTIN VUS t V hhj y.m m i* iliriidfertlßfi neat lia Jl tin (ueper. N. HI. 15.