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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-10
CROWDS AT COMFY ISLAND.

HOTEL BRIGHTON, Aug. "a cool and
pleusant day was followed by superb ni-h the nearly
full moon shining brilliantly from cOudess SKY. and
strong breeze blowing from the ocean There has boon
an unusually large attendance OF visitors for Fri
day, and the day has been without acct
70 900 10 600 visitors here to-day tonight
Information has been received that party
numbering nearly one hundred persons from Camden
philadelphia and Cape May will be here Monday, and
the victorious Columbia Crew also expected :Among
the principal arrivals to-day John g. NOyes, gen
oral freight agent ofthe indianapolis and st. Louis Road
j. c. McMuln, general manager OF the Chicago
aud Alton Road. Thomas Walsh, former Government
architect at st. Louis and Leonard Of
New-Jersey The injured by the Marine Railway Reci-
dent which was reported ia yesterdays TRIBUNE were
Misc Elizabeth Johnson OF Chicago, All old lady par
TALLY blind John Parsons fringe manufacturer,
doing business Broadway, Eew-York; the Rev. Mr..
Hicks Of Orange County, and Mrs Fash, Of Humboldt
st., Brooklyn T. ID.
The arrivals to-day at the principal h0tels are aa iO
lows;
Hotel Brighton-Dr g. W. Ferriberry and wife, Pater-
son j. Penney, Grand Rapids c. NJ. Miller, Pliladel-
phia d. II. MOnfort and C. j. Monfort, st. Paul John
Moves and Thomas Walsh, 81. Louis; ID. o. Kibourn.
New brunswick; Winfield Robbins, Frederick Robbins.
Bound Brook; S. W. NJ Chanaway. MIddletJwn; Il. A.
Merritt w. X. Ross, III. Root, william Orton'
ir. william j. Palmer, General O A. Gilman,
q. Gailors. Matt Hastings, H. s. Patterson,
q n Wells and wife, WIN. II. FOgg and wife,
Robert COLGATE and wife, Robert Colby, w shlits and
vgife the Rev. DIR. J. Dewitt Miller, New YORK OiO
Bargeu, Hamburg. Germany z. H. Baeder ana VIE,
philadelphia T.. Chadwick aud family, BALTIMORE
Mr. and Mrs j. A. Manning, Miss BURDEN Troy; L. Pap
penhefBer mr. ard Mrs. O. y. Jnsus, Cinei1nstL 49,.
Maubattan Beaen-H. NJ. Taylor and daughters,
Ponghkeepse; j. G. Moore Lowellj j. Lewis an0 wlie'
MarylaDd John Hepchihe, Paterson ~ Nooeaisli'
Warrington John Moore aud william kearney, oyIa-
cuse Fraucis A. osborne B0sfoni T. g ~ nue. ~
ION. l. d. I0Oms and family Passale = Hogan, Ooye-
land R +. GOodfcliow, Minneapolis j. X Nunafth'
Provideuce Alexander Hart and William A. heNaii'
cinsignatf j. a. Baker, Sc Louis Il. NJ. Reed and 81 g.
wnitfersoB New Haven A. =. Curtis Mr ana If,'
Iobp he Pevsief e. ID. Burfll, PhBnp IHllnglaets y
w Msson NJ strcetef r. j. Davis and family, D. j. Good
WIN H.. j. H. Horton, OF Hew.York - ~,
C5,bi,Ss-H E TaylU, r. D. CsrseY, II. B. Van
vorat Arthur j. MOultOn, William " WOOdw0rtbf New
Y0rk j. Meinany Hartford; yieeChaneenor Leonard
Wv isesey a. B Campbell Toronto; John A. Peek,
Eew.aayen 3 r. Woods. Lowell ID. p Golna2, Hart
ford n Sanford. HegtOwnt the Hon. ID. Z. Nchois'
NeW,Jeffey Colonel W. A. Vogt bOseons
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entatiOn TO President Hayes. and eontrasted the
simplicity Of the White House with the ceremony
and state which surrounds the Queen Of England.
He stated tht the main object of his visit here is TO
examine the workings the Signal Service. which he
regards one of the wonders of America. The Pro
fessOr expressed his gTatiheatiOu and pleasure at
learning that Government fully recognizes scleI
tifc work, and wished that the English obserya-
tories were as well organized as those Of America.
While they have the American regularity and dis
ciplme he said, the English organization simply alb
surd. He spoke in praise of our educational stitu-
lions and mentioned the fact that in England there
are villages rs large some Of our prairie cities where
at the energy and ingenuity which he has seen
everywhere IN the United States. In nineteen eases
out of twenty. no said the culture, enterprise ana
industry of the country have their basis ID educa-
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rloriIIne -For the Teelh and Brsa.h.
rHE PERFuMEp REALMs oF FLoRA


THE PERFUMED REALMS OF FLORA
Fair Flora. the Goddess Of Flowers, one day
Had summoned her legOns around;
And thus she addressed them in sweet mellow tones
My wishes let echo resound:
IT'S my wish to dlstil from each beautiful flower
That peeps from the dewspangIed scene
The choicest, tie sweetest the richest OF scents.
And such as fit FOR a Queen"
Then the beautiful rose raised its sweettnted head
And the violet erept from its bed;
The jessamine. sweetbriar. lavender, too,
Their fragrance around her now shed.
"Now list" said fair Flora and waving her hand
A change came around that fair scene;
For bubbng aoft from fountain OF howsre
Came gushing the sweet "FLoRiLINE."
"To Beauty" said Flora. offer this gift,
The breath it viii perfume Of all
To the gums 1t viii give a most beautiful hue,
While its odor ike incense will fall;
To the teeth it VIII give an appearance Of pearl
AS white as the snow on Mont Blanc.
It's fame should be spread through the civilized worA
And It's praises be warbled for long"
This gift Of fair Fora preemineDt stands,
No toilet without it's complete;
Its purity, sweolnoss-its fragrance and worth,
Have made its triumph that's great
And Gallup may wen be proud OF its fame,
For go where yOu will iii. seen;
And now oil the rage with the ladies' around
Is the fragrant the sweet FLoRILINE"
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SOMETHING NO FELLOW CAN FIND OUT.

. According TO a special dispatch in The
s,zsS.fogk IhnUNR WORK has already commenced 10
Aia Of pVlea movements OF independent character IN
yera southern sgates The authority also states
saM Mr. Edmunds, Of the National Republican C0n-
iee mas promised 10 aid ex-senator Oi Mississippi
~ en- independent effort aud thai the Administration
~ appr0Se OF this and similar movements 70 be IN
4suhted else where ia the South. IL ~ difficult 10 see
way President Hayes should persist in giving assist
esse 70 sraed conservative Sou hernets who elected
-stais identity ems0lves plainly ana unequiyOeaNy
Nih the most ultra OF their colleagues from tine same
esoh and every timo In Opposition ~ the principles
~ an,s OF The party With elected BIN President
4sth4ps he knows why. and perhaps that ought 70
A4nioS, but Il dOesrst however.
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NOTES FRoM NEMPoRT.

NEWPORT, Il. l., Aug. S.-SeCretary Sher-
man aud family lett town to-day In the United States
revenue cutter Grant That Invitation" 20 squantum
did not amount much. The Secretary ascerained on
the way up the bay that squantum was a resort for
men only" aud he refused to proceed to tie squan
tum Club grounds as he had several ladies board
ending Mrs Sherman Mrs President Hayes and others
lie was averse TO going shore partakc Of the hos
pahty OF the business OF Providence" and leave
ms lady friends 70 anuse themselves best they could
on board Of the vessel II Is not known how the bus
mess men bore up under the disappointment Of not
meeting their expected guests.
Mrs President Hayes Is receiving many attentions
from many OF the leading cottAgeIs She wi messed
polo games yesterday afternoon amid a gale OF wind
rain tunder ami lightning and appeared be pleased
al the novel sport She was tue first 10 applaud the
skill displayed
The hotel arrivals today included the following;
Ocean House C. T. Bigclow, l.. G. Gottschalk Charles
f. Pratt and vile Martin Van Buren, c. W. Hertzel. J.
81. Knox, Mrs. 4. Ree-HuOK, New-IOrk; Osborne
Howes, jr., L. N. Wood, J. A. Houston. Boston; T. u.
Aliens and wife Cincinnat; j. Morrison. Toronto; j. W.
fncnd, ). Il. +. Howell A. NJ Sheppard. T. i. Pugl,
Puaaelphit; I. l.. Grswod aud VII. Auburni Robert
WeDD r. Goldman, 4. Thursby, Eng nd; Wager SBanc,
Toledo; McHeury Howard, Baitimorcj Lionel Ma H.,
Melbourne; p; X. Aigcr. Annapoilsi J; = lhackard
1nOmhs {. ingerson, NeN-Havrn; j. W. Gariber W. W.
HiIl Louisville; V. l.. Kuckman Nashyiue W. T.. Bray
Ton and wife, Robert Bray and wife, PrOyidencsi -
T. Will MS PuItsmOntb, ONO: L. r. Coiuyr hnd lam
nv Hudson, n. v. i. T.. Baker, Isaac Smith, New
ORLEANS; HlsoOk aud lRmIy; W. q. Rugcr, Syracuse
w. . Gilbert aud VIE, Norwich; William Truxton, Phil
adephia.
H6tol Aquidneck-5amucl Srabury. u. 5. n; J. Lam
sOi Albany; Mrs. J. &. stewart, Miss W. u; Stewart
Washington, ID. O. Mrs. G.. g. Jefigries Mics l.. g. Je-
f,ries BrOORy u j. q. Wright, England Mrs r. Yin-
ton, Mis-, Vmton Princeton; A. Close and wife, New
YorA; Mrs l.. ~ Dayton. Cincinnati; Mrs. Joan Todd,
Cleveland Mis- j. A. DuiOur, Detroit; Mas steyens
Chicago; W. Il. Hon L. D ~ Mrs. II. Z. Hopkins
Brooklyn; George &. DavOl, Fail River.
dinner party was gwen last evening by Mr. ana Mrs
Jonu j. C. tIey, IT,, OF kewIOrk.
The taxes TO b. increased This will not please the
Summer resideus Taxes elsewhere are being lessened
iu6tead OF increased and the local population
at loss 10 prospective increase Of the
tax llst The assessors however pretend To know nll
aouu H. and they just getting the list ready.
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RAsHINoT0Ns 1oooUNr BooK.

AsHiSaros, Aug. 0.--AmOng the relics Of Gen
80 washington recently purchased by act Of Con
- nom MAYOR Lewis, Of Virginia, was the ledger
i, -seouns-book in which Washington used TO place
- l'ems, no matter how triaing, Of his financial
.sAr1 He kept fall record Of his IOsfngs and
sekHings at play. One peculiar fact ia connection
~ DIS gambling as shown by this ledger. Is that
a. issaAeys iOst ~ Fredericksburg, Va. The record
go 80 continual losses At that city grew 90 m0n0t-
f mat ~ brackets 81 the last entry Of losses st
paeo he wrote the words " IS tssgslR
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA CASE.
TIL NVU II NiItNII4II'-h N7A''I1'
BRILLIANT LEGAL CONTEST EXPECTED - THE
REVENUE DEFRAUDERs PENIIENT.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.


REVENUE DEFRAUDERs PENIIENT
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Haying succeeded IN OBJ
tanning custody of the imprisoned revenue officers
in South CarOlna--a step which has been attended
with considerable difficulty, owing to the first at
titnde of the State authorities and the fact that
neither the District nor Circuit Court of the United
States was in session-the Government Will now
proceed to press the case vigorously in its own
courts. II is intended TO make this case for the
settling of most of the questions which can arise in
vOlving a conflict between the State and the
United states authorities. For this purpose 1t
has been decided to have Chief Justice Waite
go TO South Carolina about September 1, to SIT with
Judge Bond who is Judge of the Fourth Judicial Cir
cult Of the United States The Chief Justice has re-
questedthe President to employ the ablest legal
talent which he command 20 argue the case IN be-
half of the United States Selections have been made
but the names of the attorneys have not yet been
announced publicly. 1t is known that the State OF
South Carolina will also employ the best lawyers
which the authorities there can obtain. Immediate
application is to be made for trial for the revenue
officers before United States District Judge Bryan,
who has opened court in Greenyllle.
Dispatches from South Carolina to-day 70 the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, IN regard TO the
movement against Illicit distIllers in the mountain
districts, bring information which shows that the
section have produced most wholesome results and
promise speedy destruction OF the entire system OF
elicit dlstilng which has given the Government so
much trouble within the past year.
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6nfclnl Notlees.


Mans Mission EarthA thorough Medical T5eatlss
indicating now Conf ed Disabilities aG be removed The
expecee OF ~ years study Observation ana
practise showing the agencies that VIII insure Restored Aa
mood strengthened vitality ana sound conditions OF
that impaired BY Overlxod powers sa.eaent
the Marriage, aud OF he means 70 remove
Them ~ mail (cuffeucy postage stanns) Address
sec'y MGseum Anatomy and Science, l,iiG BroddwaY ny
Posi- hice NOTICE. no oregn nans or Gao wses eaul
SATURDAY., August 10 1873, VIII close 10 this Oht3 m
WEDNEs DAY. at 10 a. m, ior Europe " seshishD rus
sa Queenstown Correspondence tor France 70 d. tor
by this steame must 1s specially aresssali ana a.
nayrc on THURSDAY &C 10 M Tor Europe rs steam.
sUB ty Montreal via QneCusOwn tcorrcsOJndc1ce Tor
Ggniny and trsuce to De % yaled Dy ts steamer must
e suecay addressc) and az ~ n Tor Europe by steam
ship PonmeraIia VIZ Pymoath Chsroonrg ana H!amogTg
NeoKar southampton ana Brenen teorresPondenee t9
steamer must be specially addressed and q ~ ~ 9r 9
tone be steamship Rrante via Queenstown cOrfespOnq
enre lor Germany aud scotland 10 DO forwered ny t
ster must specially addressed and at IL NJ Tor SCOT
ind direct by steinsnp Ancora, via GLASGOW. The steam
sbs l,ns IA CITY Of Montreal and Britannia 90 not tage
mails ;or DENMARK. SYsien apo Norway. The mails lor
pTa1il ard Arsenne New-fo August and y The
s Tor Aspinwal south Pacific ports leave New YORK
Hneust fhe malls for the West indies. via Yenez1eA
ieas New YORK August Tho malls for emma and Japan
eaye san Francesca August 10 The malls for Adstra& &c.
leave san PranCsc0 September = ,..,,.. 49,.
.,a,.s 4, - Iyoe5 kvonat n Ta7s
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- -. - ~ E-rn.a.-

If Judge Church himself were not too old a
byd % be caught with chan fooled with marbie-ust
he could not persuade the nar-huarted Democrats WHO
believe ID Church 10 believe m TdeB They would 90
With Church to spite Tilden. whom they hate with
most cordial hatred but they VIII not go with Iilden 10
please Church They willing enough 10 follow, but
4 must be- IN q path of their own choosing. and that
pqih does not tend toward Grameroy Park In short 70
heYe thar Sam rden ia che biggest 0lo political
h1ud that lived, and they'll be dOuble-dashed 20
eternal lshnaon before they VIII lift finger 70 help
lin gei am nomination."
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TEN DOGS BAND NOT ON THE WAR PATH.

HELENA, NJ. r., Aug. 9.-There is no truth
in the report Ten Dogs band Of BaDnacks had left
their agency with hostile intent They are proceeding
under an escort United States troops 20 the DuIo
country Il being claimed that there provisions at
the agency chat the Indians have been subssting on
rabbits aud squirrels. One Of the Indians having stolen
some things from q rancho az BeaVerbead Canon was
shOt and killed by party the lookout for the thlef
Considerable excitement thus caused through I'M
cernuty as TO how Bannacks might regard the deed
Ten Dog WIS informed of and on seeing
the remains Of tine thief said He was bad Indian
sI.tua
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F,oriIine-For the Teeth and Brealh.

II teeth are white and beautiful.
It keeps them so intacti
II they'rc discOlored in the least.
Itbrings their Wilderness back;
And by its use what god effects
are daily 10 be seeni
Thus hence SC IL that general praise
Groets FRAGRANT FLoRILINEP
one trials proof conclusive quite,
That by It's eon:tapt use
The very best elects arise
That science can produce.
Ills the talk OF every one,
An aIl-AbsOrUlng themes
Whilst general now becomes the use
OF" FRAGRANT FBoRTLINEp
Itmakes the breath as sw Get as flowers
The teeth pearly white;
The gums If harlens, and it gives =
Sensations OF delight.
All vile ssereaOls u removes,
However long they've been;
The enamel too. IL wi preserve,
The FRAGRANT FLoRILINE~
Amidst the charms which Nature gives,
The teeth precedence claimi
And to preserve their pearly hue,
The sarcst means ee name.
All other pastcs and powders fail
Wherever they have been,
whilst quite suceessfui IN each case
Is" FRAGRANT FLORILINEp
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SOLEMN WARNING no THURMAN.

0eneral Ewing, in his speech accepting the
49, lztlon Tor Congress the TeHth District,
s3es splendid speech, and IN SD important sense
s-es the keynote IN Ohio. But be strikes tho key
~ sesuse pc speaks In harmony with the convictions
n. .ee ONO democracy long since advertised. Tue
~-soelaey Of this state Will sweep away their most
ny Eember II he does not conform 20 their belief
us mss been proved. There u abiding conviction
ong the Democratic people Of Ohio that the doctrine
t3eyle than any advocate OF Il thaf, specially, the
cetflne - ra0fe than any opponent OF IT, II Is The
49, kory OF shc Democracy Of this great ate that
~ VI lavish donors tho leader whom they wish 10
Dat VIII spurn the leader whose opinions they
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MARRLEn

CODDTNGTON -CADMUs-On Thursday, August 8. 1873,
az the residence brides parents by be Rev John
6nsfop d. D. assisted by the Rev. William Wssterhed. ir
Henry X COddnetou Elizabeth, daughter Of Peter and
Eliza Cadmus all OF Passaic, y. J. No cards.
ROBINs-NOr- In Boston August T. at the residence OF
me irs uncle Abner KinCmau. esq. by the Rev. Eon
IN Neaio D. d.. assisted By the Rev. IT, T. Robins d. d.,
prrsident0 Col University Wat ryile de 70 MISS Cor
cards.
An Notices Of Marriages must be aforSsf Vih faif
sgBs and address
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Thousands Of ana women starving themselves 70
death They driuk this or that fearing II VIII
Increase their flesh Life depends continuous sedne
NAL The only safe and reliable remedy for this terrible con
dOn Allas AntFdt Il is wholly vegetable and perfect
iv harmless IT'S use reduction OF nom two 70 five
pounds per week. Sod by druggists . 100,
BUFFALO. n. Y, June 10, 1873.
To THE PROPHs or ALLAN's ASrIFAr
Gentlemen The following report u from the lady who nsen
Aap's AnuFat IL tine Anti Fan had the desired enrc
rsdncng me at from fwO TO pounds week until had
Lost genynve rounds Hope "a REGAIN what have
Loaf" Yours rtsu'y. POWELL * PLlMPTON.
Wholesale Druggists.
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DON'T BE roo SURE OF IT.
grafo Tie Hf.sgnlg6le A UDsgF

AS TO Mr.. filden, be needs no defence. His
conduct throughout tnr struggle, winch eliminated n
me theit VI the Presidency, dictated by dtsifc 20
DserYe tue interests 0f peace IN doing 80 he did ven
3at, We repeat his opportunity has passed Brief as
he Tine ie, his day, new measures avc been sprung
ap0n the people ana tae names o. new men are heiag
aed a. the successors to the leadership IN The DeLC
cratic party winch no has lost
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sclence and nIeehanlcs.

THE SCIENTIFIC NEWS No 16 fust issued. contains
ipaee engraving Of tho rotary yacht operating at
Prospect PARK Brooklyn Brown Shapes Grinding Lathe
First Prybfs Resulting Band saw knlghts AsM steam
breatnT and gayed subjects tor praecf meonan
ies Articles on the ECLIPSE Popular Education Ihe ~
nositfon without God Pague spot m TIE CITY,
Ing Foul Places Patents and Patsnt Laws Esste sna
etsninealv Protection from Lightning sketch or Thos
AZ Edson Manufacture OF Boots and shoee besides Ansr
ous sop and family hints Agents Suppl el pf .ne
Sews 90 Published BY 3. n WALES SON 10 spruce a.
Nau.York. N a
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. Aug. 10, a. m.-The barome
ter fell rapidly during the partly cloudy
weather yesterday, but q trlhe in
the evening The temperature higher than on
Thursday. The amount of moisture In the
air Ia not large. Partly cloudy weather may be ex-
pected In this city aud vicinity to-day
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MIDNIGHT WEATaER REPoEE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
9unopsia Tor i..e pat "a hours.

NVIO775Is VTlFT
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1 a. m.--The pressure
is generally below the II ia lowest in tho ST. Law
renee Valley, and highest and rising in the extreme
Northwest Occasional rain has fallen every district
TIL temperature has fallen in the Northwest and Lake
region. southwestery winds prevail in the Atlantic
Coast States and Ohio Vale; southerly in the Gulf
States; elsewhere they mos ly Northwest.
Indications
For Eew-Engaud. colder. partly cloudy weather and
occasional rains northwe tery winds aud rising baFom
eteF.
For the Middle Atlantic state partly cloudy weather
occasional rains, southwest, veering to colder
northwest winds. rising barometer
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ing next year ia left to the decision Of the Executive
Council, but 1t Is generally expected that 1t VIII be
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Of
The lines divisions 0f tne foe u
preceding midnight The white line represents she SslAon'
Cfths mercury during those
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Tplplvr LocN. OBSERVATIONS
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WASHINGTON.
INTERYIEWS AND aOssTP

ANILAF II VIZ AND UJooITs
SECRETARY THOMPSON EXPLAINS HIS NAVAL POL
IcY-LOcEYER on THE EcIIPsE-THK SOUTH
CAROLINA CASES.
Secretary Thompson explained to TRIBUNE
correspondent yesterday his ideas about
the way to run the Navy Depart
ment. Professor LOckyer says that the
public can rely on Watson's discovery of
a new planet. 1t is expected that brilliant
legal contest will take place over the South
Carolina cases.
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IMPROVING THE NV WITH ECONOMY.

WHAT SECRETARY THOMPSON Is DoING-HE DOES
NOT EXPECT TO ASK CONGRESS FOR Def
CHENEY pTTT rms vFAp
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1878-05-31
WILBER'S
MOWER.

TNHlS unrivallod machine combines the following
Il points OF superiority and advantage any other
1st Direct Draft. Enabling the machine to cut
trampled grass with ease.
3D. Rerersibity. Which gives the choice Of the side
to NOV on, working the machine back and forth on
side hills across lodged grass and dead burrows
instead of moving with them.
Sd, Ease of Draft. The Eureka requiring les3 power
to work it than any other machine.
4th, Rapfdtty Of Curing. Caused by leaving the cut
grass nearly standing SO that it will rapidly and
evenly.
9th, BETTER HAY.
9th, SIMPLICITY OF CONSTRUCTION. Doing
away with the bevel gear and other complicated and
expensive features of the old side cut principle. On all
of the above named points challenge thorough
hausve practical examination and test In the field by
every farmer who intends to purchase a mower; and
am prepared to make the trial at any point within five
miles ofmy place.
Having fully tested this machine myself and being
convinced of its superior merits, have accepted the
agency for its sale in Hartford and ask rmars to it
before purchasing any other. can guarantee that it
will positively do all that claim for il.
Four sizes made, from ~ to feet. Will sell at
reasonable prices and on terms to suit farmers. Full
information cheerfuy given upon application in per-
son or by letter.
Thomas A. Hays,
ape Churchville, Hartford Co., Nd.
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A CARD.

nR. III. @. SHIPLEY, having located himself
~ at Mr.. James b. Preston's, on the road leading
from Bel Air to Edgewood, respectfully offers his pro.
fessonal services TO the citizens of the surrounding
country. Having had twenty-aeven years experience
In the practice of his profession he 1atters himself that
full satisfaction will be guaranteed In all cases. and he
most respectfully solicts share of the public patron
age.
lie also takes pleasure in referring to the following
gentlemen, viz: Hon. +. NJ. Holiday, Gov. of Va.
Robert Henry, Esq, Editor Winchester Ne,0s Capt
John Ii. Crabll Editor Shenandoah Herald; Rev David
Harris, OF Mddletown, We; DR.. john 8. Guyer, DR..
Thomas Miller and DR.. g. g. Brown, all Of the Valley
of Virginia my1O
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County Rights for Sale.

FOR SALE a PATENT RIGHT to IMPROVE
and PRESERVE MILK. We guarantee to
keep Milk sweet ten days The preparation perfect.
ly harmless. Endorsed by Prof Aiken and Prof N r.
Smith. Apply to
VALENTINE 8. ANGER,
Agent for w. s. Barney, Patentee.
No. 8 N. Gay b., Baltimore, Md. mhI5