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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Police Court.

Dennis McGuire, for drunkenness and disor-
derl.I conduct, was fined by the Mayor one dollar
and costs
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srArR oR DELAwARE, NEw cAsrLE COUSIN IS.

STATE OF DELAWARE, NEW CASTLE COUNTY IS.
Be 1t remembered that on this 10th day Of April
A. D., Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-two, person.
ally came before me, Geo. o'Neill, Justice OF the
Peace for the County of New Castle and State of
Delaware, William Green, Howard l. Guy, Charles
Green aud VIM Wilson, Jr., parties to this certih-
cate, known to me personally to be SUCH and ac-
knowledged the said certificate TO be their deed,
given under my hand, the day and year aforesaid
GEORGE O'NEIII. j, p,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

NoTICR-William Green, Charles Greeu, and
William wilson, Jr., have this day entered into a
general partnership under the 1rm name OF William
Green Co., for the purpose Of conducting the gen.
eral Carriage Hardware, and Iron business, at the
SOuth-easterly corner OF TAird and Shpley Streets
Wilmington, Delaware, lately carried on by Green,
Guy Co.
(Signedl WILLIAM GREEN
CHARLES GRREN,
WIN. WILSON, JR.
April 10th lsT2 apii-eod-is
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29

The Hour OF Singing,
By L. o. EMERSON and W. S. T1pEN,
Has been adopted promptly, on examination. hy A
arSe number OF Teachers Of
HIGH SCHOOLS,
for which its happy arrangement OF Theory, Exer-
cists, and /, 2, and part Songs. admirably
adap. IT. ETios, 81 90.
Capital song for Young singsrs.
MAUDIk ASD raB BLgk-BIRp. a Hdet 'ston. 80
The above Books and Songs are sent post-paid /, on
receipt OF retail price.
OLIVER DITSON 4 CO., Boston.
cHAs. H. D1TsoN CO., New YORK
aprl0WSdA9tw
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FINANCIAL And coNaNERcIAL.
OFF1oE OF THE DAILY CoAIMKRoIAL.
g Wilmington, Del, April %, lS72.
AEeuhs. Geld, $50.

wilmington Quotations. faruiahed BY r. r ROD
inaon Co. ',oSs Bankers " Ano ro.daS nSsAss s
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
for SALE.

TOR SALB.-One ten-roOmed house, gas a
H bathroom and hot and cold water sl9 LIZ
West Fourth street. Apply TO
SAMUEL W. MCCAULLEY
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-29
Aotifes.

AIoTICE-The Officers and members of EDEN
~ L tDGK, No. /. Masonic Ladies', are invited TO
attend the funeral OF Mr. William wilkinson ala
King street, on Tuesday, April sOth. Funeral at
apr9T-2t' AN BEATTY, RS.
NI ICE-WILMINGToN LOAN ASSOCIATION
~ The 1rst payment on the new issue second
seriss) of stock Of the Wilmington Loan Associa-
tion will be due and payable tomorrow, Tuesday,
April S0th, 1874.
apr2S-2t GEO. C. MARIs, sec'y
NOTICE The undersigned has fitted up Laun-
IN dry at 4th and King Sts., over Kennard 20, 8
dry goods store has engaged lady from Phiad'a
Laundry TO take charge OF work An kiuds OF
Fer full particulars In regard to Prices, &c.
please call at at either TOI shipley 81, Laundry,
apr27 Ct q. W. BALLoU.
DARTNBRsHIP NoTICR-Mr. John Hartman
having purchased the interest OF Geo. W. Low
er, Wilmington Nickel Plating Works. the business
will he continued at the same place, ChsRberlin's
Building, cor Fourth and Orange Streets under the
aprai Ct oAssEDAY. HARTMAN co.
NOTICE : DELAWARE LOAN ASSOCIATION,
~ The Ninth Annual Meeting of the stock
holders Of the Delaware Loan Association will be
held on Tuesday, the sOlh day OF April, 1872, at "
SsSes Sns M IN the ., S , o. me ssSTesTy No
will be submitted and an election for officers and
apr9S It GEO G. MARIs, sec'y.
N issoLUTIoN OF LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
| ~ Notice is hereby given, that the limited part
nership, entered into on the Twentyseventh day Of
March, A. D.. Eighteen Hundred and Seventy lone
between VIM. Green and Howard L. Guy as genera
partners and Chas. Green and William Wilson, Jr.
| as special partners, under the name and firm o
Green, Guy Co., was dissolved on the 10Th day 0
April, A. D., Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-two.
The business OF the late nrn will be settled b.
VIM. Green, who alone is authorized to use the firr
name In liquidation.
Witness our hands and seals, this 10th day O
April, A. d. Eighteen Hundred and SeYenty-two.
| Witness Present
6Eo. ONKILL
Signed, WILLIAM GREEN,
HOWARD l.. GUY,
CHARLES GRBBA,
~ NTffa L.
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o. The representative of each ma
chine to be put under oath before reply
inc to the following questions proposed
by the committee
1. What is the price at which you
now sell your customers your machine
like this one
Q. Is this machine, in every respect,
such as you are now selling at the price
named?
8. Is your machine now used for the
first time
4. How many gears are they in this
machine? e.
5. How many vibrations of the knife
are made by one revolution of the
wheel?
6. From your present knowledge,
what part of your machine most ire
quentlv require repairs?
7. For what length of time do you
guarantee your machine to your custom
| ers?
The following tests will be required :;
TESTS.
I. Each machine to be driven given
distance through lodged clover. Then
TO be thrown ont of gear and the ma
chine pressed forward until the guards
are filed as much as possible with clover,
and tUcn ordered to start without back
| ing in the least.
,. Each machine to be subjected to
| the same test in short. thick, soft grass.
3. A thorough test Of the draft OF
each machine by dynomomet0r
4 "A last test one Of the committee
will select a team to drive on each ma
chine and drive against a solid post
twice at the hscl and twice at an aver
age point on the other end Of the cutter
bar.
d. All machines to submit to sueL
tests as the committee shall decide upon
or forfeit the rigl4 to any further con
sheraton.
Il. After the trial each exhibitor is
to have an opportunity to make any cN-
plantations with reference to lis machine
if he chooses.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-11
O. Prince as Secretary of the National
Committee At i o'clock the conven-
ton adjourned
THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.

THE VOTE FOR PRESIDENT.
The votes of all the States were solid
for Greeley except the following: Della
ware, Bayard 6; Florida, Greeley, g.,
Blank 3 Georgia, Greeley Is, Blank :;
New Jersey, Greeley 9, Bayard 8; Penn
sylvania, Greeley 35, Blank 2, J. 5.
Black 81; West Virginia, Greeley 8,
Grotsbeck ?. The whole vote cast was
1872 Greeley CSC, Bayard 16, Black 81,
Groesbeck 2, Blank :. The negative
vote on adoption of the platsorm consist
ed of 2 from Florida, 10 from Georgia,
from Mississippi, 70 from Missouri, 9
from New Jersey, 6 from Oregon, :
from Pennsylvania and 2 from West
Virginia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-11

~ $500 r.-,,,,- .I,..| ,.,-I
Inc following 'A'fac'S from inc pun
iishcd correspondence OF General Grant
explain the principles which guide linn
in conductive fine affairs Of the nation :
- ~ r ,,-..,,o,:,,, go I,,,n
care molll,nS ioI l,'''f f,1 l ~ i'' =
as our arms arc Success ,o7.5 ''''' ~
'N"fr"'"I'' Ff0T""'%' !0o-' r,...,..-
ii my course Is H"S H. s" ,t al; ,,,.
move me 4, once u" IoI 's 81 ~ ," ,;
way |" il,.' ' IJ.1,S s,o 5,.,,,,.' |tt'
3 ,oaa ''"'' ~ 1'''''''"' I ~ ''''' y w.
lo2S' c.-....... .,.;,I ,.,...,. ....,,,.l
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ALetter from Saratoga.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, July l0.


mortality was the week ending July A.
the day on which we lifted up our heel
upon the many friends and pleasant as
sociations of Washington, for more
salubrious cline.
Then all America, young and old, ap-
neared to have come to Washington to
re-declare their independence. From
every street and alley fusilade OF snap
crackers told how thoroughly imbued
even babes and stockings are with the
GRAND idea of National Independence.
Six wear olds evinced remarkable zeal,
and were willing Il sacrifice all their lit
tie earnings to attest their appreciation
of the work Of Hancock 81 Company.
Older ones, toe, eyinced COmmendable
aspirations. and rockets went Kissing.
suffering, and exploding, while the
ppople all looked heavenward. Now
we think Of it from this cool street, and
with collected mind. it was magnitl-
cent, but then we had little taste for
ANYTHING Of a fiery nature We had
been gratuitOusly treatedtO continuous
fireworks day and night for weeks in
an angry southern cline. Anything OF
a fiery nature was Odious.
Closely packed in a Pullman chair,
we awaited the three bells which her
aids the starting of our iron team, and
as We waited moments seemed to elOn-
cate themselves into hours, generations
to flv past. and we alone to stand still,
while the car seat seemed to reak and
I groan from very anguish, fire Imps to
! swarm about us. thrusting jayelins into
every pore, and playing ned with our
PATIENCE. We were not alOnc-Oh no.
F There was venerable old age. hunted
out of the chimney corner, with halloW
eve and emaciatcd limb, trembling upon
the arm of some kind friend, ekeing out
. life's scanty sands by perceptible flight.
! There too were the tender plants OF in
fancy. already willing in the hucs Of
death. carefully graded in loving arms,
that fought away the greedy monster
from the tender prize. Then, too, there
were every intermediate grade and class,
and all intent upon one thing, flight
flight from the wrath of southern sun,
as from a burning Chicago.
The first breeze caused by the moving
train gave thrill Of relief. Every rev
olutiOn Of those pOndcrOUs wheels bore
rs farther from the fearful Ccrtaintics
we were fleeing from. and ncarcd the
uncertainties before us, but our trouble
WAS not the cycr-prcsent conviction OF
the danger ahead, it was rather that the
speed was so Slow and delays 50 fire.
uurnt An hour lost i'm getting through
Baltimore. hy the ancient and still hon
0rrd system of shaking each car scpa-
T. . 1..- J,
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out of his seat once when it came in con

out of his seat once when it came in con-
tact with an obstruction.
A lot by the side or end of the above
was moved by the Union Mower, en-
tered by Richardson Manufacturing Com
pany.
Weight, 547t lbs.
Retail price, S9O
Length of cutter bar, 1T.
Size of drive wheel, % IN.
The work was performed well and
with ease to driver and team.
On the whole the work performed by
nearly all the mowers was very salts
factory, and tells most emphatically the
great perfection reached by the invent
ors and improvers OF mowers at this
day.
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was moved by the Union Mower, en-
tered by Richardson Manufacturing Com
pany.
Weight. 5475 lbs.
Retail nrice 800
Length of cutter bar, IT.
Size of drive wheel, ~ III.
The work was performed well and
with ease to driver and team.
On the whole the work performed by
nearly all the mowers was very salts
factory, and tells most emphatically the
great perfection reached by the invent.
ors and improvers OF mowers at this
day.
WEDNESDAY.
The trial commenced in the morning at
10 o'clock, in another lot belonging to
4. Smith Cramton, the one cut Tues
day having been so nearly moved as to
leave no amount Of standing grass suf-
iicicnt to test the remaining mowers that
had been entered.
The first mower that was called was
the Vermont Star, which was followed
NV thn rar,oinin,r mowers in the order
,.:,.,,,, ,,,,a,r,
w., yr''..,,a,,4 Co.. .,,,o.,1 -. coor.,o 7
y .,.,,. ','7,''e r. .I',' N IT -
tr ,'y' z~ou,u
Tnn6th Of cnttcr bar 4 feet INCH
Size Of drive wheels. 80 inches.
Retail price, $109.
Sprague Mower, entered by Sprague
Moving Machine Company, Providence,
r..
Weight, $50 lbs
Length Of cutter bar, 4 feet inches.
Size OF drive wheels, ~ inches mes
I he'a5I Iiir(' .,,o 8 39V'
~ :, '',ID lI'''i - ~'''>'' ~ -
'''' i'.'I''"' l ans o,
!" r'S'5'' ,,,4...i ','o f' '"+'
S:lr Of drive Wheel 2oi1chry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-11
Vermont State Trial CT Moving
Machines and HAY implements.

committee VINO was detained al nome ny
Illness, James y. Shedd, Esq, of Bur
lingt0n, one Of the Directors of the So
ciety, was appointed in Misplace, There
was some delay in the starting OCCASION
ed by the failure Of the Victor Moving
Machine, the first of the list to arrive on
time 1t was, however, speedily put in
| readiness and the trial commenced. The
operations Of the machines will be re-
ported in another place.
The large number of entries of Now
inc Machines rendered it impossible for
the same committee to give attention 10
the rakcs and other Hay implements,
whereupon the Directors appointed as
the committee of award
George A. Merrill Of Rutland
Edwin S. Stowcll Of Cornwall.
Henry Hayward Of Rutland.
The first mower that entered the field
at the call Of the committee. was the
Victor, entered by ]. ", Kelley, DANNY,
. vt.
WEIGHT. 500 los
Retail price. 500
Length of cutter bar. 4 feet
Size of drive wheel. 3D. inches.
This mower RIMS with its cutter bar
in q pcrpendicular position, while in
gear
rho L., drawn f,r this mower WAS
worry, ,,ro1,no AMI vprv hin Of ob,trnc-
tions which caosrd many stons and
hindrances. but the Victor did its work
very well. considering the many di>aL-
yantagcs of team and distractions
Lot No. , was drawn by the Ganite
State entered by Nevhull and Stcbbins.
1ri..l,1o \ II
',l,,,''''lo. -o Ill.,.
WelGn'' ""l t 'DI'
/ i,"I.,, i' 81 ,,',,.,.,.,,,, tf.nt
So If Iriyr' wLcrIs 33 inches.
,rlo r,ovr~ ras q very biob motion.
,,.,f,r,,,,,I lis yy.rl, vrlI uotyyitbst2nI-
inr there were many instructions.
stones st,uprs. etc.
/ LET No. ? was drawn hy the st. A.
hans RncEc1r entered by St. Adams
Foundry Company.
'T HT";r5+ not rircn
Retail nricc. $50.
Cuttor bar 4 feet ; inches.
0 u;1Cl o"l, 5oI imchos
This machine performed its work in a
vorT satisfactorv manner although
+hor, ,roro MANY, distinctions the
strength of the machine being severely
tested nv comino in contact with OBJ
-+r,,,+;,,,e
strucuonS.
WOOD 5 ne" IRON mower oIe" 10Y NO.
/, entered ny waiter Scout lioo9le
fallS'
Weight not given. -no
I'e'"lI n ., ,f..4e;.,,,1,,,
I.oh9ln OF cutter oa'' l''l 10 . nv ~ ~
SIZE Oh dflFc "heelS' 20 lll'lleS'
Tins mower performed It's "oFh III /"
very SATISFACTORY ,'L''liilI,' "i'" " a.: a.:
N''! 9,' vI''S |,',,' ~ 'l, ,. ~';'I''
c"'I'','' "i'-' wv ' cc ''' ,I ,'.,;
I'S 'o'' OUT CAME Oh "ll'I' al" "''''' "'-
ca, ,,.>-
me NC" 'Io.'Il '','' ''''s ','' w.
D. enttFeu ny l1cl'"'C >',.I ''''i''' az I'll ''7
Company, Worcester, Mass.
WEIGHT, 5i15 lbs
Retail price, 500.
Length OF cutter bar, / feet'
size OF Drive "lle'iS' ~ i'''ll..S'
l MS mower peTIo'lieu l'9 "''N e''si'S
and well, passing Ile oo9'Iu'lIoIlS easily =
out IN coming III contact WIN one gust
cd the drlVer from his seat upon ''0
ground oeSluo ms mower ollia'i''e''.
Cfa"IoFuS heNe's"olc mover "Ie"
lot NO b, entered ny CRAWFORD ~ I''iH-
ington, IlIion, n. y.
WEIGHT. 600 lbs
Retail price. 500
Length OF cutter oar 90 .i 4 iecl'
9.ze OF oFlNe Noee'N' 90 iIi''''S
Inns mower % 1t "'" !i'' ''I''0', ''l,>'
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THE OLD, OLD SToRY.-This morning
an innocent old gentlemen arrived in
town from Bridgewatcr, Conn. At the
depot a sharper made his acquaintance,
and found that he was bound for Rut-
land. Sharper was going there too en-
route to Burlington, with a library for
his Sunday School. The dealer from
whom he had purchased the books came
along and said that he was ready to ship
the books. All three walked down Full
ton street to the BOardman building,
where the operator who first met the old
gentleman said the books were stored
He wanted to pay $15 on them, but had
nothing beside $40 ''gold piece" which
he was willing to leave with the old
gentleman as security for the repayment
of a loan of S15. The old gentleman
kindly loaned the sum needed, but
scorned to take any security. Sharper
went up stairs while he remained below
in the sun. He waited until he got
tired. and then concluded to go up stairs
too. The result of his enquiries con-
WINGED him that he had been fieeced and
that the Sunday School library was a
creation of the sharpers imagination.
Supervisor White aided in the enlighten-
ment of the old gentleman, who seemed
not to regret the loss of his money so
much as he did, the way in which it was
lost. Troy Times, July 9th.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-11

Time and enlightened experience, have
shown that certain substances used an3
and relied on in medical practice. u IL
unnecessary and dan gerous; yet ~ .na
Of these substances have found their uav
into medical compounds. Dr. " sIkers-
California Vinegar Bitters, howe Ger con
tain nothing injurious, being composed
exclusively Of vegetable subst' .uces from
California. For all disorders Of I'M. liver.
kidneys, bladder, skin and digestive or
gans, and for purifying the blood. they are
the most wonderful rem edy known.
The safest method of efTectnallv get
ting rid OF kidney, bladder and gIandalar
diseases, mental or physical diseases. and
complaints incidental to the weaker sex,
is Smolander's Buchu. 1t tones and gently
stimulates the entire nervous system and
positively cures all maladies OF the urinO-
genital organs OF either sex.
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1nsjuess 9lotjtCS.
TuE WEAVE AND ~ r ~ LIrE


TIE IN" AND ~ IL 'F l-lt IL
,.
ttir ii.t'E as ''tA''A 40 N' "tAA Nit'l t'4+|tt-
II ass disease. They are lH facet the SQUIRE"
ar MANY ailments and 13a--icl d --Ii. lrsft.S
Nervous weakness r,,-.re-,s4a a-..,.-=,r-.
IT,. -. -
Oh ''-' ''' N'N' '''-.- 'l '-'' 't''' Ne
headaches. hyp0chouGria and mom0mali4
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f5,;tt.... ~. 1.,,,.-..7
H. -,.,t,-- .-,,-r-r. ,.....,-,.,., ~, --l..f.,
80, ,...t 49,, .--,..-.,s-s.. 80.
.....,5... 49,. -. g.,-+ -,..4 ~ 49,.
-, ,f.-.-r' -, ~. ~ ........, -
-F
''' "''''s -4' va % '-o1
-tl7 ~ -'i ~ '.- are
in Which ;hc. are involved. and TO r-f..zn
their i'euta- strength and mental clear
y - ~ a'-',.", use ~ ti
-, rr..,.i, fII,. rln1I when de'tflf+...fb 80
eNh4u~iln- physical labor, are sept az h.aJ
,., J, ~ " - ,l-7 I'D
tea. and the vital or.ran-. Atrhf- --a-t-4s
wacn tine beat is cooperating the clement
gu liFl+-.h rom N POI e. 'i-' ltiE i3lsiitl
,,,,,,,,, Of 10 ,l,,i,Iis. III ~ fi '.,
bs. the more robust il rney. desire. ~ Ls-ns,
their athletic capacities in .latu quo
,Srr5I at III 80 nc
wear a. n defence AGAINST The if5y5-if,I d.
ease a1toat in "A sultIy atmosphere. 81 Is
me most potent OF an preventive meal-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-11

Since DR.. McCosh took charge of
Princeton College, it has received gifts
amounting to 100000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-07-11

SpARE TIE TREES. - From 1866 TO
1868, inclusive, the French government
conducted series of elaborate expert
mcntS in relation to forest trees. These
Were uurr IA" direction Of NJ Matthew.
professor in the school of forestry at
Nancy, and they proved conclusiyrly
the HnportuUt influence which trees cy-
ert on climate. 1t was ascertained that
during eight months in the years men
toned. iIlofc fell in the open country
from - - to 1882 inches Of rain: and
in the wooded country for the same
time, from 30. As to 364l inches. It
was also demonstrated that The cutting
down Of forests. by giving An unimped-
ed path to the winds, causes the rainfall
to cvaporate rapidly and thGs incrcas-
ing the drOuths Of summer, while at the
same time the winters are made more
severe by lack Of that moisture in the
atmosphere which forests hold. In
short, nothing is necessary to make the
most fertile lands sterile but systemat-
ic massacre of trees. The State Agri-
cultural Society of Nebraska has moved
in the right direction, by Offering $50
premium for the best five acres of plant
ed forest trees and $50 for the second
best but prevention is better than cure.
Since DIR McCosh took cbarna of
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4. Each machine with all the appur-
tenances in common use to be weighed
on the ground before starting.
b. Each machine to be driven on a
platform and the cutter bar to be
brought to a uniform hight from the
floor, and any alteration of the cutter
bar to forfeit any further trial.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-09

) gF The other day. in removing some
of.the prisoners charged with Ku Klux-
ism from Columbia to Charleston, they
were handcuffed in pairs, and inthis dis
graceful condition marched through the
streets of Columbia and Charleston.
There was no necessity for SO degrading
measure to guard against escape; but it
was done by the Grant hirelings with the
view to "humiliate those who have borne
themselves amid all their, trials with a
dignity and manliness which is their
gravest offense in the eyes of their ma
ignant prosecutors" A day of retribu-
ton is surely coming.
1 Two Mexican ladies Of rank, at a
recent ball at Santa Cruz, getting into a
dispute in regard to the number of dances
due each by neutral lover, one Of them
throwing her No. 81 kid glove into the
others face, challenged her to mortal
combat. They met the next morning.
The challenged having the choice Of
weapons, chose the short sword, and after
few passes, the weapon passed complete
ly through the white sword-arm of her
antagonist. entirely disabling it. Frantic
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-09

The Missouri Repubt bticaB. says of the
liberal movement now taking practical
form at Cincinnati, that tits sweeping the
country like prairie fire, and has al
ready received the appropriation of near
ly all Mr.. Lincoln's most intimate per-
sonal friends. Indeed, it is pronounced
" resurrection of that old fashioned Re-
publicanisin which the Radicals have
strangled. Discarding issues forever set
tied by the results Of the war, this move
ment is pledged to retrenchment and re-
form In every department., and to the
abolition Of those manifold abuses that
have transformed the machinery of gov
ernnent into a. tremendous, engine OF
corruption.p
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-09
"The Brightest Spot in the Sunny
SOuth.v


A famous man in his day and genera
ton is Col Hewitt, late of the Globe Ho
tel, Augusta. How we'll all our people
know him! How they used to flock to
him at the Globe! How they used
to sing his praises as the very prince
oflandlords and kindly gentlemen! And
where is he now? Consult our adver-
Using columns and see. At that place
of wonderful mineral waters and brill
liant gaiety. But read for yourselves.
Let's make up big party in Edgefield
this summer, and so thither. From the
Pine House to Gateosa-every foot by
Rail- The idea transports us! Who will
GO? Col. Hewitt will feel strange with
out Edgeffeld people around him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-05-09
The. Supper and Calico Ball of the .
Catholic Ladies.

These ladies beg us to announce that
they will give Supper and Calico Bail
in the Addison Hall, on the evening eff
Wednesday, the 18th inst. The price of
admission at the door will be 75cts. for
adults of both sexes, and Scots. for chill
dren.- This admission fee will entitle
eachperson to supper. Fruits, ices, and
other delicacies will be sold extra. Dane
ing will commence at O. clock.
Everything will be beautifully arrang-
ed and most admirably conducted, and
the entertainment will doubtless be ex-
tremely charming and unique. The Ia
dies of the management urgently beg
that all ladies who will do them the
honor to patronize their ball will make
the Calico Dress en- regte ct de rige'tr; as,
otherwise, embarrassment and want OF
harmony in the, general effect mighS be
the result. Let the dress be as ornament
al, as full, as fashionable, as fanciful, as
much trimmed, as one p1eases, but SILL
Let it be ea5seo.
The praiseworttIy object Of these hd1es
is to have their organ tuned and put a
carpet upon the. sacrtsty of their beauh-
full Church. 1t is the first time they have
ever appealed to public patronage. And
We earnestly hope generous and chari-
table public yill see,to it that their I'M
Giertaking turn out perfect success.