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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
Two PHILADELPHIA,
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
between
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NETWORK ASD PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen THROUGH Trnps eqy4 way aay three deo'
'' Tine 60, sS%sI; ;t Win aSs9ifo ; :a5sy.
Express Trains leave NewYork DesJrosses and Court
JJ5o, i53 $40; 90 lmte99l IL a M /. 46,G. 78@@
Boats OF tBruoklyn Annex" connect with all through
Trains at Jersey CITY, ahordng speedy and direct transfer
Reiarlmg trains leave Philadelphia I2ol 8ij, $3.50, T.
1885, = $50 aud II m Limited Express, 1880 M, 2 T.
800 and 1880 On sunday, 1901, 3I0 3jj, 5, $50.
icstr oditcs nos. 500 eii Broadway, No Astor
House aud fooo and CouItland No Court
81 aud Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of EutonI Brooklyn
CIty. Emsraat Ticket omco, No Battery;pace
General Manager GEM Passenger Agt
V'HE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter be
l known by It's new name, the NETWORK, LAKE ERIE
and WESTERN RAILROAD ATangcu'nt OF trains, tax
lS M Cincinnati and Chicago Day Express Drawngroom
p daily Fst s. Ggis Tgrgss arriving at Bgia.o
pulmans best Drawing room serpng Coaches to Buffalo
P m DE r RoIerl Rn I Nggara FAN, Epc
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel pnnScars to
n. ~ Emorant TraiuJcr the West vi,
Trains leaye ChamOsIs.sL Depot SSWGoFk '9rG ,.oo
and midnight saturday nights only. Sundays 05 a
Ratgs5iod Park AID Pa;;ais Q TO- 10 IoIS y
s@mGys g. $50 lois H. m iIj $50 D. u and II midnight
Paterson, 9. Ui5 40, $50 10, lO5, 1880 M y noon
M and II midnight sundays g. $780, 9:l6 1915 NJ. lao
O SVs e. q 1i5 i65 a. a. i45 345 s7p M 10 mid
night sundays 9, $780, lO:l5a m. lao, $50, p m, and
Cornwall! 7,l5 a. NJ. $3.50, lSo p m. Sundays, $50 a. M
Warwick 7:ij, 1915 q. M, $3.50 y. m.
Ncwburgh 14j, a. $3.50, 4:30 .. Sundays. $50 a. m
Rondout Kingston.9 A. m. $3.50 sundays $50 m
Goshen D. 7:ij, .. 1918 a. m, $3.50, 3iJ 4:3O D.
s mactSS ~ ~ tot' o5 a. pm Ji5 $3.50 p M sun
DAYS $50, 1918 q. ESQ, y. Tho a. aud 4:3O
D. trains connect with NewNOrk anu Oswego Midland r.
L., at MaluSt. -.
$50. 1913 a H., $3.50 and p M
NoTE-Trans leaving Chambers sc. half hours
BEFOREO A. 23dst 10 minutes earlier than
time trains leaving Chambersst quarter hours eay
2Ydst 80 minutes earlier Boats leave 23st $40 and
llJ D. M connecting with trains leaving ChamDeTssE ~
D. M, ana ~ midnight
Tickets for passage and for apartments In Drawing room
and coping Coaches be obtained, and orders Tor
aud transfer OF baggage be left Compa
nys Offices Nos 49, 4Ol, $50 or 057 Broadway, VI No.
Courtst, Brooklyn, or at the COmpauy's DcpOts.
Express Trains from the West arrive in NewYOrk at 725
a. ~, 1928 and 1920 p. m.
JNO N. ABBOTT, GENT Pass'r Agt New.York.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngewOod C0ster PemOnt and Nyack,
4 $50, $40 m l. 81 4 $40 63O $3.50, 1880 and sat
urday nights only at ll50 p. m. Sundays NJ and $3.50
p ,--,,,,
mo- NJ ABBOTT, Genl Pass'r Ags NsW-YeEk.
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Proposals

DErAEluSr or CITY WORKS, I
BKoOKLYS. Dee. q, 1873.
GTREET LIGHTING.-SEALED PROPO-
- SAILS VIII DE received At the Department Of CITY Works
Of tue Brooklyn or bel, Te the lih dag OF Dccr
bcr 1875 az o'clock FOR lighting Tie streets. &c, Of
sai city with or i umnatng material or device Tor
She wear Is Q.
SPECIFICATIONS forms Of proposals. and all needed in1rma.
lion will gwen ippl the Bureau Of streets and
supplies Room 50 MUNICIPAL Depar mcn Building, Brooklyn
r. =. MASSEY President
Attest: D. L. SORTHUP, Secretary.
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NENTRAL RAILROAD on NEW-JERSEY
Ferry stltIOn In New: YOFlL lOOt o. LIbeIty.st.

~ Ferry Station In New-Y Ork, foot OF Libefty-St
Ferry station in BTOOkly. foot OF FultOn-st.
Commencing Nov %, iS7TTanS leave NeWHork, FOOT or
Liberty ST., follows:
600 m.-FOr Pennington, EastOn, Belvidere. Mauch
chunk, TamaqUa, WkesbarTe, ElmiTa &c. Connects az
Junction with u. L. and w. X. r. -.-,-
bib a. m-FOr High Bridge Branch, Schooeys Mountain
Bunls Lake and Lake HOpgtcong. aston. HarrlsDugl'
Maueh Chunk Iamaqus Hazelt0n, WHkesOare, SciahIoo
WHldnspOTt, &c.
1889 IN. and 1870 m.-FOr SOmervile and Pennington
a. p For Pennington EastOn. Mauch hunk, Iamaqua
WikCsb1lle, scranton. ruHkhAnnOCk, Tamaqua, UazeOn
Reading, POitsVle HarTsburgh, &c.
I D. m.-EOr High Bridge Branch SclOOcy's Mountain,
Budds Lake aud Like Hopatcong, Laston BelvdeTe ana
hauCh CHUNK Connects NJ Junction with II. L. aud w. X u
b:O D. nI daily. or EastOn Allentown and Harrsburgh
G:iJ p. W.-EOr EdstOn.
For trains TO lOca points time tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-LCaye at 81. ~, ~ m Tor Bound
Brook ana intermediate points and at J3O D. H. Tor ason
Readiag and Harrisburg
Boats the BROOKLYN and Erie Annex" make connection
at Jersey CITY Station to aud from Brooklyn and Enc Depot
Jersey City
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank. Long BraLyh Ocean Grove
&C, at s:lj, ll4J a. IN, A. 5:l5 m ...ro.r,,,
Stages connect Maawan station TO and from hEGFONl
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot of Lbertystp for Freehold at
$40. ll:ij q. NJ, f. 5;lj pm.
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9nsirnrtion.
For Bows and Young Men-.Country.

DUTGER'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New,
Ii brunswick J. lOsth year begins Sept ~ Sends so
boys college Prepares for college, sciennc sch0o
deuslne's' twenty OOA'u'i Rev. D. T. REn.EY. Rector
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Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. New.York.

Published by HARPER & BROTHERS, New.York.
rRHARPER & BROTHERS viii send any Of the above
works by mall postage prepaid 20 part Of the United
States, receipt Of the price
A INSTRUMENTATION ADJUSTMENTS.
Published this week-A Book y Games Tricks, Puzzles,
AIDES Plays Private Iheatrcas and all sorts Of
family amusemens; 80 ustra -cls cloth bound Price 10
cents q. w. CARLETON q co, Publishers.
CHOICE NEW MUSIC" Carmen" Waltz,
~ Soc Carmen" GaOp Quatre and Fantasia, each 3jc;
Rand Transit GalOp (Chas. Wels, Toe; "Hacquet GalOp
lsntmons) 4Oc.: Mothcr's Lullaby" (Nilso1l Coo;
shadow (GsgCOdl, jOC "WhGt Jack VIII say PInsui
AOc DITsON co, Publshers. ~ and s43 broadway.
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New publications.
New pnbllrGtlons.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, NETWORK,
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
ELINOR DRYDEN
A NOVEL.
By KATHARINE s. MACQUOID.
autbor OF patty TOO SOon 1.-THE Mil Of st. Herbot &C
Alto, paper, 20 cents.
no. 81 in the "FRANKLIN.sQUARE LIBRARY"
HARpER'S FRANKLN-sQUARE LIBRARY.

HARPER'S FRANKLIN-SQUARE LIBRARY.
CTS.
J. Is He Popenjoyi BY Anthony Trollope.. 10
Q History Of Crime BY Victor 10
g. The Russians OF To daY. ~
a. Paul Knox Pitman. BY J. B. HarwoOd.. 10
o. NY Hearts in the Highlands. ~
g. Henrette BY Ernest Daudet. 10
= Christine Brownleos ordeal BY NJ. Patrick....... -
g. Beautiful Woman. Leon BroOk................ 10
9 Houors Worth BY Meta OTred 10
10 Kngsdeue Mira. Fethersonhaugh 10
H. Cleyeden. BY stephen 10
The People Of Turkey 10
10 Tho Young Benjamin DisTael 10
a. HaveIhome. BY Edward Jenkns..-......... 10
g The Life OF the Of BeacOnshed X. G.....,.. 10
H. selected Poems OF Matthew 10
49, The Bubble Reputation. By Katharine King.... 10
10 Among Aliens. BY MIS-. f. TrOOpe Ill d....... 10
90 Guy Livingstone BY george A LawrenCe.. 10
2l Time Shall Try. BY Mrs F. e. NJ NOey-.......... Is
o. Evelina BY +. Burney (Nadame DArblay)...... 10
o. The Bachelor Of the 10
"a Aud Lang syne BY W. CLARK Russell 10
o. Macleod Of Dare. By William 10
90 The Mistletoe 10
27 Rare Pale MafgaTet....... ~
% Loves Crosses by f. Z. NJ Motley 10
% Light and shade BY Charlotte G. OITien 10
30 Christians and Of Spain. by c. NJ Yonge... 10
81 ElinOr Dryden by Katharine s. Macquod. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
5teamboals dno Railroads.

TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare, IS
Il cents. NEWBUKG and below, 80 CENTS. Land at High
land Fails Wtst P0lntL Cornwall Newburg Marlboro Mil
ton, POUGHKEEPSlE, EsOpus, connecting with Ulster and
Delaware aud Walk valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell and James W. Baldwin leave daily at D. M Pier 81
North River foot Of HlrrsOnsL
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81 .
~ leave Pocks p daily Sundays excepted for
Ncw-Ilayo1 at 8 and III y. M. connecting with road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

The Art of Flo,oer Painting, by Mrs. Will
liam Dufied, published IN Putnam's. art Hand
Books" edited by Mrs. Susan Carter, is practical
manual OF great value TO amateurs wishing to pursue
the art OF flower painting in water cOors without the
assistance of teacher The work, which Is reprinted
from the London edition, has had great success In
England and deserves wide circulation in this country
% z. Pntnam's SOnsD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
pENNSYLYANIA RALLROAD- Great Trunk

PENNSYLVANIA RAlLROAD-Great Trunk
Line and United States Mail RDue--On and after No
vm6eI 10 SIS tram, leave Vow York. via Dcsbrosses
and tOraudt street y TrIes as follows:
Express Harrisburg, Pttsburg tho West and South
with Pullman Palace CaIs attached, No. aud 800
For Wilamspor Lock Haven CORY and Erie. ut $50 pm
tOrty for Tusyilc Petroleum Centre
Oh Regions. WIllamsport ard Lock Haven, Q ".
tmoTc Washin and the south, " Limited Washing
ton Express Pullman Paror cars daily except sun lay,
m. arrive Washington AZ p. Regular at $50 and
$50 M and 40 p NJ; sunday 4;30 M and 10 p. m For
Baltimore D. m. except SUNDAY. -
Express for Philadelphia, 40 73u $40 10 Limited II
4, q. 1870 SD anu 10 p m. SUNDAY, $50 and
M a. 7}O. $50 and 10 EmlSraut and second class
1870 p.
a. Jersey CITY al0ung speedy and direct transfer for
Trains afriyc-From Pittsburg $50, 1910 NJ, 1910
M daily 94O H., G2O p m daily, except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore $50 a. ~, 2 $3.50, 4:i5, 1910
k0j $50 $40 1910 1880 M, ,. 800 800 600 80 and
1910 D. M sunday, 5Oj, 600 tO4O II 80 Ia, $3.50, lOlO
y. -, M, p-..,..,-
of ant COTtlandt stS
Rroaglyn Annex Depot loot OF FutOnS, BROOKLYN Nos
and llS Hudson ST. HOOOken Depot jersey City;
En- grant Ticket ONCE, No. Butery place
l. l.. FARM Err, Grul Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

NEW LINE TO BOSTON.
VIA Alyns Point from Norwich Line Pier 80 North River
Steamers CITY OF NETWORK" aud "CITY OF BOS-
TON" at 1870 u. IN. daily, Sundays included
ARE ONE DOLLAR every day In the week
Positively, tickets good only day Of sale and
connecting with boat at Avus Point Good supper 90
cents. Tickets for sale az Pier 40,
NORWICH LINE
Boston. Worcester Portland, and all points North and
New London ana Norwich
steamers
"CITY OF LAWRENCE" and FALMOUTH"
from PIER 40 NOrh Rverat Opmdaly SUNDAY excepted.
Tickets and staerO0ms may be obtained at the Office OF
Company, No. Az Broadway, OF Caualst Freight
taken for all points at lowest rates. For further information
INQUIRE at Pier 40 North River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

Mr.. r. b. Aldrich has made lively trans
lation Of La Bedoere's StaTB Of cat winch was so
popular with two small readers at his resdc and
suhseddeny with larger audience in the pages OF a
Juvenile magazine that he has been tempted TO present
1t to the public IN separate edition. 1t brought out
by Houghton osCood, Co., largely illustrated with sill
houettes by Hopkins, and both inside and outside is
adapted to become a favorite in Christmas household
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ liver RAILROAD. Commencing November II,
l~T- tlro gh ITsu, viii leave & and Central Depot:
500 E. Western and Northern EAproas. with drawing
cars. 20
drawing Canaudl qua, Rochester and Buffalo
TNUTtss 10 Albany and Troy, " In connections
70 saratoga and Rutland North Adams and Beanng
ton.
400 p. Albany and Troy Express. with drawing room
cars.
St Louis running JiruU-h every la IN The ~ a also sleep
ugCars Nlgara Falls Toledo aud Detroit ana Tor
Montreal. excepting sunday night via SarI0ga.
$50 D. Fist LApr-s t1i Roo hrsi,T ad Corning Via Gc
nrva '~.ccliu 10 Geneva and Rochester
$50 p III. Pacific Express. lily with SiceDmCCars for
NiaglrI Fails, BUAi CUyt aa, edo. Detroit
and Chicago also excepting Saturday ngt 10 iOwyle and
AMI excepting Saturday aud sunday nights TO
Montreal {. Adams.
HOO .. m, Express, with seepngcars for Albany
Try.
Tickets ior sale NJ Nos go 26l and Broadway aud a
Express COMPANY Offices. No. PaTkplare 7S5
aui "I2 Broadway, Ncw-YOrk. and "!3 WashugtOn-st.
BROOKLYN. [. Il. M-EKER
NlncIli IIs.lugnr A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
HOUND BROOK ROUTE


Leave NewN ork. foot Of Lbeny5, for Trenton and Pha
depha at $3.50. g. o. Hoo a. n 1880, 4, o:5O IL D.. M
Leave philadelphia from citation Norm PennsyIyana ran
road third and Bgrk5st at GI6 wayl 745 $780, ll3Oa IN
Leave Trenton Tor Ncw.Yok At 20 except Monday Gas
Pullman D'aWing attached To the 800 a. M
p m, trains ilom New York 10 the 745 q. me- $40 p ID
SUNDAY TRAT Leave New.York and Philadelphia al
pa NJ 63O II M Leave New Org ior ILSHtvn az W.
Connection made jersey City station by ferry TO and
nom IookiSn and Ere Depot Jersey Guy, 200 oa az,
Tickets for sale ct OF OF LbeTysl Nos 20 anu ~
Broadway the pTnCipa hotels. al offices Of the Er1e ha
way New-Yori aud Brooslyn. and at No CoutsL BROOK
yu Baggage checked IRON residence t0 desth4iOb -.
II. l.. BALDWIN, Gen Pass Agent
FALL RIVER LINE for Boston and the East
4 steamers BRISTOL ana PROVIDENCE leave New oIh
ia y Sundays excepted from Pier 80 2o, North RIVER lOO
Leave BROOKLYN VIA Annex" Doats at .. m.
EOR NEW-HAVEN, its surroundings and
4 ALI stations the New-NOrk. bOstOu anu AR Line
nrT9E npd N3rh Hampton Iair9a9S % j
n r.. foot O COurtland.st. at p m every night IN inc
week except saturday; arrive in Newaycn III time ior al
morning trains on all railroads. best facilities or
and freight: fare ~ cxCursOn 81 80 StaIlns HeTHayen
lia''''' '''''n L'H'' JOHN II. sTAUIN Proprietor
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARIlNNGENENT OF PASSl.NClR TIA Ms jan L
ls77-iclve depnts foot COur;andt and Desbrossess
at go NJ Night EHprvs Gay Ioi IGi .on E
mira, Ithaca Auburn Rochester BunaO HlgaIa tdua and
tic West Pullman sefpi@R H. SYRE sa5 and Engr
General Eastern Office c4Tger CHURCH agI CogLtGndt3a
I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
J. 1878 steamers viii leave Ntwl0ik Pier 3 North River
uoo Of Ecctor connecting a. sa1iy Hook VIE trains for
r,... . .t TuckortOn, & p. m. -,
Vincand BuGgt0n and Atlantic city. IL !, 10.
' -''- WIN. ; sNEDEN,
General Manager.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ y STOCK EXCHANGE sALEa
THURSDAY. DEC. 8, 1875.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
FIRST CALIl-101A O'CLOCK A. NJ.
U 800 COupon 1867, so 900 .,,..,. ina
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For Young Ladies-Country.

DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.-Of
I'D easy access healihfu homeke thorough Christian,
Wy governed ard reasonable Tetlnk orr cOuee
meets the demands For catalogue ADDRESS the
REV. WILLIAM &. BOWEN. A. NJ Ptes,r
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Eaw 5(bool5.
CcatAcr5.

4 NORTH GERMAN LADY wants employ
"A single German lessons or daily engagement
exchange BE-. o.s Tor board NJ. a.. Tribune once.
4 LADY desires q situation IN New Ork or
~ teacher OF Botany and Chemistry, thcore cal
and analytical furnish best reference from former pro-
Ad,Tc, L. IT, Post Office Box I.@7G NcwlorS rty.
4 YOUNG lady, who can give a. reference
~ best New Nork, wishes position as
reader gOycmes5 companion Address r.. L. H.. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave for EngewOod Cl0ser PermOnt and Nyack
T. $780, 040 4, 4:45. 6:3O 83O 1880 D. and sat
urday nights only az 1850 p Sundays a NJ and $50
Manuel spring Valley and Monsey, T. 945 M, 449 p.
JNo. n, ABBOTT, Gen1 Passr Ag't, NsW-YeEk.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Nem Publications
HARPER & BROTHERS.
FIauklin-sduare, n. y.

TENHE SCALPEL, No. Al, edited by cu"aru
H. Dixon NJ D. is now ready, 1t contains practical oD
servatOns on the
USE AND ABUSE OF TOBACCO,
by John Liars, Of Edinburgh with ooserVatons io m "
year, nv The tdtor Il smoking or chewing most injurious
Dissertation Of the various diseases produced by each Cancer
can it be produced by smokngl Diseases OF the heait III
Corsons case the Editors dyspepsia apopeNy' paTay S
mania arnaurosis deafness rri able uretra structure
SUICIDE AND CIVILIZATION.
The era OF suicide influence OF various occupations on inc
different tcuperamens and nations favorable localities
for its commission in NcwYork Ga pages % cents For DE-
DIon letter on tobacco addressed TO the yonng men OF
America incIose a stamp 10 40. 20 5thaye' NcWloik'
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-25
The First Dime Reading In Edgefield

OF course our citizens are aware Of how
fashionable and how useful, for some years
past, have been the So called Dime Read
ings in all the towns and villages of the
land-for charitable and church purposes.
An evening once week, at some private
house. where regular programme Of read
ing, recitation, singing, music, &c, is per-
formed. All who attend. including the
performers themselves, pay dime at the
door; and at the end OF season, very
considerable spR will have been amassyd
The first entertainment Of this sort in
Edgefeld will be given on Friday evening
Of this week, at the residence Of Mrs
Wigfall, at s! o'clock-ior the benefit of
Trinity Church. 1t will be under the
management of DR.. B. Hammet league,
of Aiken, who has come, with his family,
to spend fortnight with Dr. H Parker
Pr TeagHp is himself an exceedingly
gifted humorous reader ard singer, and
has very lately, by means Of these Dime
Readings. bought an organ for the Epis-
copal Sunday School of Aiken. With
the assistance Of Mrs. Plckens, Speaker
Sheppard. sIr. and Mrs. ]. +. cheathamH,
MIR. Hugh d. Harrisoh. and ather good
readers and singers, he will be aole to
give this sort Of charity fine start in
Idgtfeld We hope our community will
encourage This good undertaking.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-25
For the Advertiser.
A STRONG EIGHTH ARTICLE
MAN.

MEssHs. EpITeRs:vWe see tie follow
ing itsm Which is. fguratively speaking,
In !. q greater or less degree the general i'm
pression+going the rounds of the press
A South Carolina negro says of Wade
Hampton "Fo' de Lawd but ebery
time dat man opens his mouf, / feels dat
am turnln' winter an gittin' de kinks
out'n my ha'r!
Now, we are of the impression that
shoald aitae ae,gro" listen to Hampton &
Co.'S -eulogies on the nDlaOk man" till
doom s-day, he would never become white
enough. nor his hair straight enough, tc
induce the good people, gallant men and
heroic sons of old Edgefeld, to admit hin
to political or social equality, as the repea
of The Eighth Article of our County Con
,titution would do. The Great and Coco
/ Diver lie OF 81, thiLgs. the omniscient Goa
has been satisfied with his 'dussy kiRki
ness" for centuries and centuries; and le
democrat" and ''Verbum Sat" and "Prc
Bono Publico" calmly submit to the de
crees of an All-wise Providence, anc
peaSs ths Eighth Article agitation. Anc
let the DemosFary of izdgeaela atan!d! j! j!
one solid phalanx against everything
which may tend to encourage "rottel
Democrats" and 'Rads."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-25
rhc Organ war.--Aloolb. Solid Shot

If any man insults your commonSense
by Offering frst-class 0 Stop Organ for
S65. "Shnot him on the spot" All me-
ccssity for buying such inferior Organs
il forever done away with. 500, Cash,
or sIIO on Easy Terms, now buys Il
magnificent Mason y Hamlin tn'lor
ar S1huSch 0rgnn with hGHf Nets ltcet"
and. Ten Stops. in Elegant New style
Case with Illuminated Pancts. - Hand
soonest Style OF Case ever pr1duced.-
Spacinl Offer to introduce this new
a Iifs time.-Rentpd until paid for
Other new styles just out.-lllustrated
cstolopues free.-Address LUDDEN Il,
RATES, Savannah, Ga, hanntac-
ture:,s Wholesale Agents for the
South. tt -
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HONOR In HIS OWN LAND.

SaJs romlny in his recnnrlv issned
work, The History Of New York State
"Tht dav has passed when tn" ienef t..
tors df humanity were allowed to i've
| in igbnmiriors pnverty-thrir sacrifirrs
theirElal,ors unrecompenSed. To-day.
the bknefirtnrI tf the pn"plrtfn mon
who devote ih"ir lives am energies :"
the iitnrestS at humanity -thnSn are tho
NOR. .hnnl tho 81 rid d"i!hts IA honor.
and Jhon it rewards with prln"ely Err
tnneS As an earnest worker for tho
weIGEn of hi. fellow men. DR.. r. v.
Piera, hes won their warmest sympathy
and eSteem. While seeking to, be their
servant only, ho has hernmeia prince
aulr,,g them. Yet the immense fortune
lavis1ed upon him hv a generous people
he hnnrds mt, hut invests in the erection
and establishment NJ institutions direct
ly cnntrihutive tn the public good. the
penple thus realizing. in their liberal
patronage. n new meaning of that beau-
tirul Oriental custom of casting bread
upon The waters Noted in both public
and pavate life for his nnswerving in
tegrity and all those sterling virtues that
ennnble manhood, DR.. i ie-ce ranks high
among thnse few men. whose names the
Empire State is Justly proud tn inscribe
upon her roll of honor. Ambitious, vet
moved by an ambition strictly amenable
to theimost discriminating and well bal
acknowledgement, his futnrecareer prom
ises toihe ono Of unparalleled activity
and uRfulness. ably supple,nan'ing tho
w rk he has already a"comp ishnh. Iiv
life atonee noble in effirt.- elvialie IN
it's grand results" While pr. Pinrras
genusand energy have won f,r him so
enviable position on the records =
nation, having heen elected Senator hv
an overwhelming majority. his Justly
celebrated Household Remedies have.
gained for him n vet more desirable
placeIin the hearts of n grateful people.
His Gnlden Medical Discovery and Fa- 1
neutrality-suspicious. have brought health
and Happiness to ten thousand house
hnk&S---. 49, y
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-25

It is early in the season, but we have
already seen Penn's turnip seed put to
the test. Wehave seen large patch
an acre or more-divided into five large
beds, each bed being sown with seed of
different variety; and each bed is al
ready thickly green. No discount on
Penn's turnip se.I after this I!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1878-07-25
June 2Sth, 1878.

Water was let on the Wheel at Vau-
clause Factory on the Sd inst, and since
that d,.te has been running two-thirds
of tks shaftiny satisfactorily. The whole
mill viii be in operation by September
10. The dam now completed, not only
serves the purpose of dam but as very
handsome bridge also. We understand
That the County will acceptit as such. Its
dimensions are as follows-l7 feet thick
at top. 25 feet at bottom, 32O feet long,
with massive wing. The whole is built
orvgran1re and has occupied eleven
months in construction, keeping an av-
erase force Of seventy-tive hands steadi-
ly at work. The cost Of the whole work
will be about $4,000. 1t is handsome
structure and reflects great credit on the
Graniteville Manufacturing Company.