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, 1877-12-20


try Ia filled with silver coin Of unlimited
legal.tcntler, and Is rich In tho possession OF
money beyond TINT Of any other nation in
Europe.
When silver shall be remonotizod there will
bo no difficulty in tho Government getting
silver with the snmc facility that 1t now gets
gold; AMI II the legal pnrer dollar which
las l,o intrineic vn1uo car purchase 073 cents
in gold, tho legal silver dollar, which will
l.avo m intrinsic value Of o. cents, to be
increased with tho riso In tho prioo Of silver
bullion, will purchase Just rs mucl, gold ~
the paper dollar. Tho mouotized silver dol
fnr will become the general national coin In
the Unitotl States, ns tho b-frauo silvor piece
Of Franco IL tho universal ootu in TINT co,,n-
try. France Is not cut of from all commer-
ctal intercourse with other nations because
of her silver coinage, null tho United Staten
will l'nye 10 mora difficulty In TINT respect
hereafter than 1t lad from, 1703 10 1873.
Wo Laro no purpose to graseiy discuss tho
sixteen considerations Of tho Nation. They
ali rest upon false assumptions Of facts, autt
The conclusions. are wholly r,warrantod by
nty known or reasonably anticipated condi-
ton Of circumstances. It is therefore but
,lntural that tho Nata'n should wind mp ita
statements l,y nssorting-
The while eltvcE movement h In principle m cf.
fort to psotcct" silver. by putting It to artificial
t..es and surrounding 1t with ARTIFICIAL privileges
Inconsistent w.th tts natural 1Gysl of vauu through
cut The rest 0f tlla world.
,sl,at IL tho .'na.ural lovol" Of silver
- - a
, 1877-12-20

Tile English courts havo Just rendered
decision which, shonld 1t bo affirmed on up
peal, will strike down |, very largo business
carricd on prodtatly by q numerous body of
operators. It rolates to q business also very
extensive in this country, and tho decision,
involving n 1carnol Interpretation OF tho low,
may have nwido interest in tho United States.
Tile export trado in England has fallen
largely into lilo hands Of natddlcmon. For
cign ct.stnmors hive censed to dcnl directly
with the manufacturers, bnt do tlenl through
'1gonts" or commission tnan, who do nil
thu buying. Tho agents ordinarily select tho
got,ds ia open murkot, buy, pack, insure,
ship, mud pny for tllcm, charging for those
services commission, usually, Of per
cont. This business Inns 10 grown that
foreign customers have gradually asked
of thoso agents Eo many services that
tho ,,s,,al commissions do NOT afford guf-
lciont compensation, aud tlleso "ogenta -
--wla nrs represented as composing largely
Tho body Of cxporters-Aa resortod to o
yyslcnl Ct aulpla but somewhat private
compensation. Iuateal Of uniting to ask 9
or Il per cent commissions, they adopted
anoti,ur plaa. This wns az follows: Tho
commission hutso having m order to all
for export gayo prcforouco to such manu-
iaeturrr ~ would allow lilo largest percont-
nso III other cascu thoy would obtain con-
troll Of goods as low prices, with which thoy
would fill ortlors Mt full prices they be-
ca,le ttetr avn packers, insurors, and various
other details Of their business, charging not
, 1877-12-20

The Cinc.nnati Guttts hopes Gordon will
20 With Dlalne to thu Hot Springs.
hlr. Pierrepont, ex-Uuitod States Minister
to England, II coming homo, but Mrs. ricEsepons
wlll pa44 the wtntss VI Oxford.
bIr. Archibald Forbes Nineteenth Century
article about the lsuss!ans Ia thought BY the En-.
g!tAh pEoss genata,ly to have done him no credit.
2: "Jo4iah Caldwell's Folly" on Clarendon
stsset, Hoston IL being demolished. Nearly $780,
QCO waa expuntcd bsforu work was stopped Oh
what Ecutse1 ~ DO tho most elegant private rcal*
dencu III Uostou,
Nearly all tho distinguished Ca1ifornians Of
tho day are said 10 b. self.educatc men. gutt1css
ot college training. Ssnator Sargent II sxanl-
ple, Ooy. irwin smother. Mayoe bryant, Of Ban
Feapeiscu, apollss. Mcssfs. Flood, A1cksy. Fair,
loncs. and bharua may be added 10 the ltst.
Tho Springfield RtpublGau remarks, IA
Western PAPER says that Dasrstt differs from Dooth
In Hamlet In exhibiting tbs warm, human heart,
ratcs than tho cold, philosophical intellect II
thia II ~, III. liasrett las developed unsuspscted
qualities; lsreaboutA WI nssas guessvl ho had
heart pus could We Wills tho name Of thas supreme
artist, 4. l.. naranpoEt was ranked In srnal! tyPo
below his own.
THO nov. Dr.. Lyman Abbott, after visit
to Doston writcs about ths churches OF that city.
liz says that many Of them arc busdenea With
heavy debts, aud thas tbs number II far Rteslsf
than tue neud. Edward Everett lla!e's conEfesa.
tton II ANAL mud not increasing. Starr Aina's old
chapel IL nu longer crowded. JAmcs Freeman
Clarke hsa tsanAf&sEel hlx evening services to :
hull. Adirondack Murray's work, ''judgcd by shs
ordinary standards spilled 70 churches And pulpl'
il failurV and h. has littls Of 70 church,"
The ut. Louis 1lobe thinks tho absurdity
OF Tho Jury systsa, u wcl illustrated In tho sua4
nrt
, 1877-12-20

A''s;.iaia policy Of neutrality wns ycstor-
Ivy reassirn.:.l by Count AsDnAssY III n
slc'cl, IT. tho I'ulsot Committee, in which
hn stated sla! tho ioynrntnont would rru.
yent the extension by seryia Of quotations.
III tho direction of Nusnin nt.l HERZEGOVINA.
, 1877-12-20

Tue npw Democratic Senator just elcctosl
BY the California Legislature ns thu succexsor
ii Senator HanogsT IL represented to In u
'lr'ng h'ls'r nun, un in,,,lacablo foo to aub.
'i'!''H III ai'y torn' or fur any purpose, an
opponent If Chinese Immigration, mud a
flirittl OF fluu lrN1u,
, 1877-12-20

Tho Administration has no fcnro TINT tho
eG"iT III Ii Tia" will .Iosclep into difficulty
Inlwstn 1lssico unl tho United s.ates.
Tls%r" ih no disposition at Washington to
magnify III" bos,lcr troubles to that extuut,
Li.t it IL lclissc1 tint lilo MEXICAN Cavern.
mcns !s tlu.lly anxious IL ,uaintaiu friendly
ty.atiu,s
, 1877-12-20
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TnR CntcAGo TRrnrsR hns established branch of1ccs
for The tcccpt of subscriptions anil advertisements II
fu1wa:
NEW Tt1K-ttoonl 10 Tribune flultd!uG. F. r. Nc.
FArnKv. Mnuaeer.
BAN FitASClSCfi. Cal.-rAlace Hotel. CnARLxs
". SnH1nur. Manager.
PARIS. franre-So 10 1:uc dc n Utango. .nateert.
It, MAHLtH. AEent.
LOEDDS. Enu..-Arnet'can Exchange, 4s3 Ettsnd.
lEKxHY +. utLLiV. Acrnt.
, 1877-12-20

Tho wiIlot AsNEP SEVER, Of 1Iosto,,, which
~n' admitted 10 probate yesterday, coataius
public besr!csls amounting In iii 10 s1?:,, ,ooO.
Harvard College gats &lio,0o0, Of wh!cl,
$lW,o'D il for tho erection OF building, 10
bo known as 6aycr lialI, $90,tND for tho
library, and e.o,U00 to 10 used as lnny 10
thought proper.
, 1877-12-20

Inc c0mme0t8 OF tho EhBl1An l1fp88 on tho
Canadian iiahcries award exhibit vast anil
varied ignorance OF tho subject. Thoy nll
assutne TINT tho award will be paid without
protest; aud oven tho London 1inses,
whose effort 10 bo candid excites tho wrath
Of tho Canadian newspapers, judges tho
merits Of tho question to be fair1y stated in
the vezdiot Of tho Commission. Nowhere in
tho discussion carried on in England docs
there appear an Intelligent comprehension
Of tho fact that tho Unitod States have given
far moro to Canatla in robatos on duties
than they have derived from TINT country in
tho profits Of tho tisherios. A papor usually
so we'll informed rs tho Pail lEaN Ga:ett
says in this connection: "Under tho neci-
rrocity Troaty, the Americans had used and
profItod by tho right Of fishing In Canadian
wators They abrogated tho treaty, and yot
denounced the Canadians % 'unnoighborly
because they refused 10 concede tho fishing
rights absolutely, in ptrp<tuo, and without
return" The truth ~ that tho United States
did not abrogate tho treaty 90 far as The atl-
mission Of tlsh froo Of duty was concerned.
The continuance Of this privilege was mndo
m important consideration for tho fghorics
concession in tho Troaty Of Washington,
though 1t was ignored by the Commission
organized under TINT troaty.
Tho main objection 10 tho Halifax judg-
| mont Is that It Is not flnal. II " au entering
wedge intendod 10 fosco tho United 6tatss
Treasury wide opon, and lot Canada havo NIL
tho plunder she can carry away. It ia par.
tial settlement in point Of time and In respect
OF The subjects In controversy. Tho In.
demnity OF S5,600. GOO represents only tho
benefits enjoyed by tho United Statca during
q period OF twelve years, one.lalf Of which
hos alrcady elapsed. At tho expiration Of
tho twelve years the two countries will bo
Just whsre they were before, or rather In a
worso position, because they will como to
tho fresh adjudication of their disputes with
embittorel fcelingz. Tho award also fails
to cover the whole subject, inhsmuch % It
makes no account Of the claim for oompen.
sation for the privilege Of purchasing bait
| aud supplies. or Of tho memorable and un-
dying headtaud controversy. Tho Canadian
clatns In this connection arc preposseroua ;
the United States will neyor yield one cent
iu satisfaction Of them; neither will 1t pay
any other claims until these aro formally
cu,.asa.aa ,x;,h r.ns,,;,n sas,a.s S =. ~ ~ ~
80. ~ ~ "~aa..h,a - a"s .,sa 49,. ~.
' - :. 49,, ~ !. sa,,, I - ~, H.. ~ w. ~
'1a ~ rr,,a ra,,,sa, - o.naSs =" .sr@n.., s1ss 81
edge this simple economical truth illustrates
fa1siy the rapaoioua spirit which, has CONTROL.
.s.a.,as.a.sor ~ TO- -, .h;s sn,-;t ssssm.-..o. .hs ~
1.as' "",e ~ ~. ~ 11ns.aa @ .s G.a.s '1e'as .ns
peol'o " VI" ou'se1 STATUS @uA Psoe'aooa
, 1877-12-20

Tho Porto hastens to explain that Turkey lias
two lines of defense whicl, sho Ia ab1u to hold,
and her Circular Auto begging the other Pow
crs to Inetllute WAS to be taken In rIckwickisn
sense. OF coursc,-aftcr tho othcr Powers haya
declined the impudcnt proposal.
, 1877-12-20

a novel feature Of tho Millennium, according
to Dr.. EDWARDS, will bc that alI Journals will
I've Christian journa!s, by which he probably
means that they will be constructed upon thu
plan Of tho 4Northaesi<1n A.ilpease-with tho
shears and peBte-pot.
, 1877-12-20

CARTER HARRISON sars that, rs Chairman Of
tho Ctyll-Scrvlce Committee, l,o tntends to do
eomo honest work alter recess. Thnt's right;
only commence, aud don't 10 always talking
RbVut II,
, 1877-12-20

That sprlghtly young letscr-writer who signs
herself "urate Greenwood " does not claim
to tr tnilch In the heroic llnc yet she says:
l trusted u,yscif tho other day to the Senate
cleyatot. when II wls already occupiel by Judyu
DAytn l)AvIs, md s*en conseracd cuImly with that
eminent nad smncnde 1ialnotsan as wo slowly aud
cEeaklug1y Asccnded to the Senate luyci.
, 1877-12-20

Attempting to srsuulo specte-payments ono
year from now-Jan. !, 1870-on tho gold
stautiaru alone, al without tho all OF the silver
standard, will 10 as foolish and as impossible us
for q bird TO trY to 2y with ono wing. :,
, 1877-12-20

Tho riuglca.lcr Of tho rellwny riotors Of
Inst July in anil about Albany, N. T., JoItN
Van lloEsEs by name, wus yestorday sel,-
tcnce,l Ia sovcn years imprisonment,
, 1877-12-20

Tho strongest recommendation for tho np-
po,ntment Of "Prirate" DALzHLL to the Bel.
giat mission Is that 1t would take him out Of
the country. Sergeant BATES ought to go TO
Berlin.
, 1877-12-20


,TttfMAR J. Tl1RSEl! LODGE. NJ, ttD. 4. r. and
a. VIII mcrt h Snnnai Communication Thu sIay
r,intg. lea. n, Mt American Exrrtt. jlnt1tIu~. ~
H. a'"si. IL. 'rnt'ets NJ sh- l.slRc nrn r,rrcted
to h rr,rnt. slSrta1 tit HttnH THURSDAY nt p. tn.
l.n ".fx ~ ~ u. pr:rcr. lal,:is in.tat1aitoH IT
th;t'i<rr '". wIi h: held IhHrsIay. is. u tst.
niI IL jyl III .n4Hc%tfn. With l4dYrss u iiro. AMI
ltr'. u, !" yh'A'ah nrrH,at puntls.te viii frni1n
1hr tillth! rEusi t'nHr IA which TN nGntlrfs md
trrr ts;~a Viii 'k' dun aad si'n:y nutfrg. NIL GOV.
"" :, -. s.iiS E. rErr1nuxE. n. II.
VI. Msr.tsToS, Hsc':..
YORK tI;ArTEf. a,. !4s, II. 4. M..-Thn annual
t.nsm a.i"M Wilt nc hri u. sirlr fa rurner isupy
r,H Nn'.hnE.ts. thts itnFsday evening. Ntr 10.
l:.eetlr'! If o:leGr" snl fa,l.A: Ut uucs vslttak
j. G. CLUETT. II. l.. II. r.
xklIWlSS!NG.h Lodge. M Hlls 4. +. IN! i: NJ
TlE Ajnt:rrth 4.nHus Communication Ut t.b l.oisr
wh' - ny! nj, IlInrsany :srnlng. .,tl, ln,... nt
to'.nhhI Hall 1877 E1st Etn1igkE.. c..snnrn.ln.: 1t
sHit0-k, Tor tIlt. rtInn 1T .'tte1s and payHlcat
=: .tue' Every retllent tieuEr "a Urgently FcqeAte
tu nti-ph. ....--.. .'...'.
L. =. CHARLOTTE, Sue. 0Eu u. EDDY, n. II.
, 1877-12-20

Let ua place the effect Of rcmonetizing sil-
yer III sucl, light that wnyfariny man,
though n fool. 'nay understand Il:
Old American do!1ar-graina standard s1lvcY. .4lcts
Subsidiary dollar -gratn9 standard silver. ....:ls0
Metal IN old American dol!nr in addition 10
that In subsidiary. ........... 90:t
9ubs fd1aty dollar, market vh1nc-ScW York
report. ...:.::..... o7Ac
Old American tn!1ar. market eaiuc Of Tho
silver II cun.ains, New York Itotf ca1cu-
, 1877-12-20

There will be about 10, GO Assistant Commts.
atoncrs 10 tho Paris Exposftlon--thst is, II all
the applicants aru appointed.
, 1877-12-20

Tbs Virginia State Legislature Ia 'housa
divided In itsel!, for, while there IL nonioally
III overwhelming Democratic majority, there
ass set two factions Violently oppoasa TO one
suotnSr. Tits splls Is caused by differences Of
, 1877-12-20

Advantage OF The tfrhfer coin employed a.
nuneY over tte grrAtcr amount Of fIlvef
used unly ia bn1lien.... .......... ........ HHc
Now tenoneliza tho silver dollar, tnnkiuH
1T full 1egal-tender, md what renson Is
tho,o for asserting that II will then l,c Of |ess
valste than subsidiary eoiu !? Whit, then.
becumea Of The blathersktto gabble Of Dl.
cnpt f1pE1nr ?
, 1877-12-20

AlNgR Is tho sa.ne simple. purc-lenrtcd,
brave girl That she was when s4e made her
debut forty years ago.
, 1877-12-20

Consul ToRugRT, too. IL cllng1u g to tue Paris
office with "lo1u hart"
, 1877-12-20


aifronts 10 tho tlignity Of oithor country. II
is hardly an alrair Important enough to en,-
btoii two great nations in war.
THE NATION AND THE SILVER BILL.
Tho Nation has HOW reduced to iss own
evident satisfaction tho subject Of silver NJ
money to series Of abstract propositions,
which ars al whole nbont ns profound ns
those OF tho eminent Dansby. 1t treats The
Silver bill, as originally proposed, under six-
teen eevcrnl nnl distinct considerations y;
and the bill as amonlcd, limiting silver M
lcgal-tcutler to $50, under niro " consitlera-
tions," mud tho whole twenty-dv considora-
tiots It publishes aa finally and fatalfy oon-
elusive that tho restoration Of The silver dol
lar to the logal status II held from 17Y3 to
1871 will inytlve the United States In hope
less and irrotriovable ruin. We give, IN their
uriginnl tlistinctnoss, seven Of the first sorics
Of considerations. It must ba borne in 1nind
tint tie Ndt1n writes from tho standpoint
Of resumption Of spccio payments in gold.
It opens thus:
i. The Government caunot call in grcenbacks ~
! tho Gcrmnn Government has called In silver, fur
conversion. The German Government called In
coin of intrinsic value aud paid ont coin Of lnlrn-
aic value, getting an equivalent in kind; the green.
backs have no intrinsic value, nnd arc only prom
isca to pay. Tho only way to coll thcm in IL 10
pay them. ...-..
Ionseqnea .nG s,,sa omy IN esas Inc - o1vean ~
ehonro % for ~ ,ho vrc"s'acks md rot1 IN #. own
Golfers.
.. This transaction can only be repealed a.
| iunnet anoonts OF e,ecnoaeks ana eo!a arc PAU
'". XII. ,sl,t ~, ~" ha ro",,"n h. s,.,.s r,tsa.
and railroad companies who.o bouas aud interest
arc payable In guild. and by merchants who wi4h
to keep thef merchandise 90 sold ba'''-thas Is
VI @ pTr VIII .sa.n", usaus s9u''es ~ A..
samo anount Of eofd rooulrcd IL tho conntrv nd
heretofore.
| L. Silver will therefore. hnve to be added side
oy cue "..a sola, eaeh pettofa'os .,I al.!sfcn:
, 1877-12-20

Groanbac!ss nj the Now York Stock TX.
change yesterday c!osc.l nt 074.
, 1877-12-20

WIN the Journal answcr question or two
without c9u!voeat!un ur do1yng1 1stt.c bullion
value Ut two halt-lol1ara, four quarters, or ten
.!tmea Of our subsidiary coin wustll cboEt III
cen's In 1egal-tcN!cr Euili Yes or ,.ol Is rot
the purchasing power sa!uo Of tlls suinc sub,
sfltary cuin something OYER 07 Cunts IN legal
tender gold Yes ar mol What is It that adds
this Il cents on tho dollar tu the vauo Of tho
subsidiary cotn,-is II not the 1cgal.tcnder qull.
tty tllcrcost Yes or mol II milking light.
weight silver legaltettler for the snlhll sun, Ut
g las tho effect Of keeping forty millions OF
sucl coin at purchasing value Of more than u
per cent OF lcGuI.tcnder gold. why do you at,-
surdly or mat!efouely persist In calling full.
weight unlimited fegul-tant1cr dollar 'n Dtcent
coin ~ Dont you sec that You arc tsIf'lnR viii,
your renders, and challenging tlu1r cont.mpti
---EA-----..
Mr. JoHA CownRN, of Memphis, wrEtca to
THE TRIBUNE In relation to the grcat stories
that ara being circulated about the sweeping
influence of thu EAns tctttcs ht the suut1, Pass:
Mr. EAns has alfrndy at Tho Honth l'nas resurted
to tlfedrng.-ah cxpedant he once so ychene,ltty
condemned. liz .us fUr llsc putp0su 6nflt d1ehse.
tout, II Fenutcd c0at Vt 91tU, uuO 10 dU what Id
claimed hs jett!cs wUn1.l do. II IN The paut Tho
culn1ncrct "f tho Misst.slppt Valley cnu1a nut de.
pond upon ltcu.lnE. can 1t now 70 trpsnl! does
i Iiake difference whether dredging ba done by
thr corps of engineers or 1r apecnaator who
buys oI,tnioas of C1ntEess Anl cOlnMae In ncwsph.
U9Fu with the pfurtetjYl
, 1877-12-20
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Paris of yrAr. ter Hi.'ttai, l.W
Eunray Edition: Literary and Religions
Eatmr,,at F,l,tion tHrYc pnxrf .,....,.,.,, Fltlt
RI. weeks prc frar. Observation-Disclosures. f5.(H}
1art1 of q rthr. per month";. .......n...... .oU
WEEKLY ED1TIoN, POSTPAID.
tne cory. rrE year. MI
L!hn NJ ffHf
frrcimen copies rent Tree.
Give rost uflet hdresa In fall including Elsie and
County. ........
l:cntttAneca mar hr nnde either hr draft. express
TCat Uicc order. or In registered lcttA, At 0uf tsk
TERMS TO ClTr eUneCRsnERs.
rntlT delivered. sundaT excepted, Is cents per weck.
lstty dcyercjt Sunday Included 70 rents per week.
Addrrts THE Tribune CUMrASr.
t'usnef ssa!tson and llcarborn.4ts. Ghcazo. III.
Orders fnr The delivery of THE TR1ncsE st Erhnston.
Erslc nod, and Hyde ra1 left IN t!o eounnR ruoIt
Nt1i receive fFttNpt attention.
, 1877-12-20

C,IlsruM Nnvclty Theatre.
Clhrk srcc:. "tIvisr Cpnra.ifanrf. ''natH Work
, 1877-12-20

Fnrwt13 tfHil.
Mshisnn street. between Clark and 1.aSAltc. "Aoth.
CT Uouae."
, 1877-12-20

Enn,inrh ttcrs. htwern t:tarx and t.asai3o
En,.vrmrn' Vi The ltr.f Ent.ttsls Uptra Troupe
ttIA 1lIafulu."
, 1877-12-20

uSR has had an interview with representa-
tivo Southern gentleman, who disclaims all
desire on tho pnrt Of tho Southern people 10
contribute nnytlling to instruction ring.
whether under the control Of ToM scorr or
anybody olsc, bt,t says tllat nil they nsk ia
Tho construction Of Southern Pacific route
at the cheapest price and in tho most c1pet1i.
tious manner. This gentleman goes over
seyernl OF tho schemes which l,avo been
formulated for Congressional consideration,
involving subsidy Of from *l7,0t0 to
$3', 200 n milo, nnt1 gnasanteo Of bonds all
tho wny from *J6, noe, 900 to 5000 900.
This representative Of the Southern people
thinks that tho so-callcl JOHNSTON bill,
askinR for m issuo of $50, ,o00, 900 or $780,.
0o0,000, will command the support OF two.
thirds, aud perhnps thrce-fourths, Of tito
Southern members, and anyB that, II this or
similar measure bo deteatcd, tho Southern
people will Claim 1t 10 be tho result Of Sec
tional opposition. Now, II the represents
1.-Two OF tho Southern poorlo and the South
crn people themselves t,nvc no desire to con-
tribute to any construction ring, but only
to secure routo 10 tho Pacific which shall
DO especially trtbutafy 10 southern interests,
why Ia 1t that they determinct1ly ignore tho
MoNEr bill introduced recently which a,l-
ttorizas tho Southern Pacific (uuyrtsoros's
t!onnouv> tn nuah IN from lin Pacific enst.
,~..,1 n,,ro,, nvn;,;no t,yo,r ~ ,,,o ,o,,1-
"...s.. ~ T.: , -. -1o;,,.. -, ,,,... .,...aa,1
e'a"'s ~ LUZ ~" ~ ,"p'uts ua my F'"ooe.'
anu F'eus1nR t!le'''se''es " eo'nl"eto !" eoul.e
o. hafsafea fh'ie4a Year, ohaer t4as Ffoposl"
tion there will DO no opportunity Tor con-
atrncliol, rings, for not one dollar Of money
or bond subuily Ia asked, Tho fact tint thts
f,on,nnnv hoa n1rent1y b,,ilt several hundred
,.,,iaa ,f a. os !, In. ,,,,,,,.,,,, T.,
80, ~,
gu" e1"'""'eo ''". ~ "''s psosss' W."
eqnal antefrr'so II nh'notaAeo 10 go 1ur'he1.
lilo road thus built Will bo constructed
economically M private business enter-
trise, md will be the grcatar bonofit to tho
Honthor,, naople. M It will mood to onrn
,,,,,av n,,v nr n raeaoonh1a cor,so1 taost;.
,,,.t.,, i,,,..,od n a. ,,rofo,,,,,u. ~ ~,
southern peop!o III tAss mattef aro genuine,
they will rally about HUNTINGTON, aud s'tr-
port tho measure introduced by Mr. h1oSEr
ia moro houest and more Desirable tban my
winch invo1vcs t],o issuo of 1,onds.
=-..-.----.--- =----.---.---
There Ia q certain lntnatc OF bethlehem Hos
nital t,cttcr knuwn by tho corruulcd t,a,uu Of
J,cdtnm1 IN Lon,lpn. VINO goes about from mor,,-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08
NAME FIRST THE
S X 70 Q T
SINGLE WHEEL
REAPERS,

and ask attention to the following extracts
from letters received in their commentator
GEO. c. SLIFER, of Poolesville, writes,
April II, 1877
" win say the Six-Foot Champion Single
Reaper is superior to any other machine have
ever used. In 1875 | bought and used the
Combined Champion, and that was the best
ever used but the six-foot machine is better,
ighter-running. and is regulated for all kinds
of grain. 1t has advantages over other ma
chimes in raising or lowering the cu,ter-bar,
and in regulating the sheaves when necessary
WOULD FEEL SAFE IN RECOMMENDING IT TO ANY
ONE"
W. II. BENSON, Esq, Germantown, Md,
writes, May 7, 1871
5" can say that the Reaper does its work
very well, and CAN CUT GRAIN THAT NO OTHER
CAN CUT. | am pleased with its work, and
WOULD NOT OWN ANY OTHER in Its place"
EDW. N. VElRS, Esq, Rockville, Nd,
writes, April 20, 1877;
II is with pleasure and great satisfaction
that now write. ] think the One Wheel
Champion Reaper that ] bous bit of you last
year beais anything ever saw in heavy wheat
and especially in down wheat. ! could hard
~ believe my own eyes to behold the work il
did in wheat tumb!ed topsy-turvy. WORKED
IT WITH TWO HORSES the draft is light consid-
ering the width it cuts-six feet"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-06-08

BALTIMORE, Jan. ]. 1877.
Dear Sr;-Our Super Phosphates are pre-
pared for all crops, according 50 the analysis
of the plant for which intended, from the
best Fertlizing materials ohtainahle Pecu-
liarly rich in Ammonia, Soluble Phusphates
and Potash Salts and in fine dry mechanical
condition-they cannot be excelled in efficacy,
immediate and permanent. Wherever tried
we secure the most aattering accounts of re-
suits and increased orders. To those planters
and farmers unacquainted with our Fertil-
zers we would say SEND to the nearest dealer
or to us and get enough to try, if only bag,
describing the crop for which you want it
TO indace such trials we will ship in such
quantities as ordered at wholesale rates.
The high standard we have established
shall be maintained, and with our own and
the experience Of the leading English manu-
facturers to guide us, we aim to produce the
STANDARD FERTILIZERS OF THIS COUN-
TRY.
gzs- We refer to some of our patrons in
this and adjoining States, and solicit trial
from you and your neighbors.
Yours truly,
HENRY DUVALL h co,
Manufacturers.
R. G. DAYIDGE, General Agent.
ALSO
EsS- Dissolved Raw Bone, Bone Ash, Pc
ruvian Guano and Fertilizing Materials Of
guaranteed purity.
Ma-0n hand and for sale, delivered at diff
ferent Railroad Stations, by
SAMUEL DARBY, GAINESVILLE.
II. c. TOWNSEND, Unity.
j. @. GILPlN, Rockville.
mar 23-tf