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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

bw Dead men tell no tales II they did, anathemas
against the depicting lancet the drastic purge and
t6e terrible savants Of the materia medica, would
arise from every graveyard. The motto OF modern
medical science Is Preserve and Regulate, not de-
srroy1 and no remedy Of our day is 80 entirely in
harmony with this philanthrcpic logic as Dr. Walk
eT's Vegetable vinegar Bitters. In this powerful
set harmless restorative, dyspepsia, bilious com
plants, and all diseases Of the stomach, liver
bowels and nerves, encounter an irresistible anti
dnfa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

F1RE.-The dwelling house occupied by Capt
j. Nj. Passapae, at Redden's Landing, at the
head OF navigation on Choptank River, Caroline
county, was totally destroyed by fire on Wednes-
day evening last Capt. Passapae loses all his
furniture with one hundred dollars in cash. The
dwelling was owned by Thos F. Gary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23
THE QUEEN,
is.


EEA Sample Card, containing all the is NUM-
bers securely enclosed will be sent by mail, on re-
cetpt Of rs cents. Address
IYISuN, BRAKEMAN. TAYLOR d CO.,
1875 and lao Grand street, n. \.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

NEW SNuFF MrLL.-The construction of the
Wilmington Western Railroad will have the
effect of stimulating improvements all along its
route. We learn that William L. Garrett Il Sons
are making arrangements for the erection Of a
large new snuff mill, near their present extern
sive works
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

The spying sun calls up something besides the
lwers and grasses. 1t evolves from the damp earth
turbid rivers, stagnant pools and black morasses,
the GASEOUS provocatives o. disease. From the offal
and garbage OF uncean cities, too it exhales Of
fuyla destructive of health and vgor Periodic fe-
verH, of various types, raging with unusual
vrulence in various parts Of the country and there
are complaints from all quarters of a singnlarly I'M
healthy Spring. What is TO be done In this emer-
genGy? The answer is simple and TO the point:
Strengthen the body. Weakness predsposes the
the system to disease. Commence at once course
of the most genial Of tonics, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. Be assured that the germs Of epidemic and
| endemic fevers will never infect the physique that
has been fortified and regulated with this glorious
vegetable restorative. A moist atmosphere agg a.
Yates dyspepsia, and all diseases OF bilious type
and the sudden thermometrical changes common al
this season. are trial even TO strong consti
tutions. here is but one way OF combating these
deleterious agencies, and that is by nvigoratlnl
the body, and imparting healthy activity to all III
functions. The only specific required for this pur
pose is Hosteters Bitters. OF all vegetable tonic
and Alternatives 1t ls the purest and the best. Its
dlcnal ingredients include all the juices and ex
tracts of the most approved tonic, antl-bous an
antlseptlc products OF the Botanic Kingdom an
they are combined with a stimulant far superior Il
quality to the alcohol used In preparing the ncture
and extracts Of the "regular" pharmacopGa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

ATTENDANCE AT THE soHooLs.-In the follow
ing Divisions, 100 per cent. Of attendance, not
before reported has been made this week, on
the days mentioned on Monday, In Mr.. Bar
NUNS, Miss Pringle's, and Miss Hares, School
No. /; on Tuesday, in Mr. Barnum's, School No.
1 on Wednesday, in Mr.. Barnum's and Miss
Pringle's. School No. l, and in Miss Guthrie's
aud Miss Lacklen's School No. IA; on Thursday
in Miss pringle's, School No. 1.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

THE PRIzEsL LAST EVENING. -Wymanh had anoth-
er good house last evening. and award the follow
ing usual prizes The Col Watch, to Mary
Welsh 18th street, near Lombard; the Silver
Watch, to John p. Edwards. GIG Seventh street
the Family Bibles to Frank Lawrence, 20 Wilson
street and TO Miss Thompson Riddle Banks.
THO exhibition closes this evening".
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

DETAINED.-The steamer of the Electric line
due in this city, this morning from New York,
failed to make it's appearance by reason of the
extreme low water in the Raritan river, and is
not expected until Monday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

JUMPED FROM A WINDOW Eliza Stanley, re.
siding in Orange staeet, abeye 1lth, jumped
from an upper story window of her fathers res
idence. while being corrected by her mother
Her injuries were not serious, however, and she
is about as usual, this morning.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

THROWING SroNEs.-Samutl Denney a lad,
was arrested and brought before the Mayor
yesterday for throwing stones in the street and
was reprimanded.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

SHIPMENT OF CARTs.-David Wooman shipped,
yesterday, to Washington, one large derrick, and
will send 40 carts, in few days, to the same
destination.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23
EINANoIAL ANp coMMERoIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CoAnGERcTAL.
sNnmington, Del, March as, is75.1
At 10 meeting Of the Home Loan Association
held last evening the following sales were made :
$500 @ l5lS per cent premium; $4,000 q H.
and $500 at 6.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23
SPENCERIAN
DOUBLE ELASTIC
- IT Il Il L p Il N >.

These Pens are OF superior English manufacture,
and are a nearer approximation 10 the real SWAN
QUILL that any tnlng hitherto invented We have
recently added a new pen TO the number, OF great
superiority where fine writing is desirable, which
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

rw-z4s CONFESSIONAL job ONCE invites your pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

rw-7Rs new Colonnade Hotel, philadelphia, Pa
has well deserved popularity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

AUGUSTA November o, 1869.
DR.. VIM H. Tutt:-Dear sir-I have long been a
sufferer OF tOrpor Of the Liver and Dyspepsia, and in
search Of relief | have tried almost every Medicine
recommended for those diseases, but have never
derived half the benefit from any Of them as have
from your Vegetable Liver Pills They are invalua-
BILE, and would recommend them to all with Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache or Billi0usness.
Yours truly,
W. j. BLAIR, late Of Danville, Va.
| DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE is the BEST in the World
mar23-eodlw-ltw
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

Ew-Ths cheapest place to buy Furniture and Be-
ding is at Graves s. e. corner atm ana hing streets
fes-eodsm-Ilon tues thurs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

nj OTICE.-NOtIce is hereby given that a special
~ meeting of the stockholders Of the Mechanics
Loan Association will be held in the Board Of Trade
Room, Third and Market streets, SATURDAY, Mar
2Sd al ~ O'Clock, p. NJ, consider the subject OF
issuing new series of stock by order.
maTI9t23 II. Il. TAYLOR, SeCreta
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

kw-comnlereial Printing, Of every sort is exeeu'
ted in good STYLE at fair prices, at the JOB Depart
ment OF our establishment .,,-,.-,,,,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

TNoR sALE-A large brown horse, very cheap.
Il Apply at feed store of
mch1s-tf Dll. avenue and West street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

WNoR sALE-sia0 for beautiful 7-s.op ORGAN,
H entirely new, JAMES T. CROKER,
mar2l-5ts 1911 w. Front street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23
OFF, Il
II (F WIININGTON A. WESTERN r. r. On

FHNKEASuREH'S OFF,
Il UF WILMINGTON WESTERN r. r. Co.,
WIIMINGToN, DEI4, March 9th loI2
TENTH lNSIALMtNr.
Notice is her by given that the Board OF Directors
have called the tenth instament upon the capital
stock of the company, 40 per cent, OF s. per share
payable at the otllc9 OF the treasurer, Room No o.
Exchange Building, on or before Monday March
25th, 1872. JOHN T.. MeLEAR,
mare, II, 1915 49, 2O22,2a,25 Treasurer.
YHNAKE NoTICE-PersOns selling or dispOsing Of
IL property must notify the Assessors, or they
will be held responsible for the tax. ALEXANDER
CHANDLER, 6lO Washington street, North District,
WIN. STILLEY, 2I1 Poplar street, South District
Assessors. sixth street is the dividing line between
the two districts. jan26-tf
Id ED MEMS BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
HI Books are now open for subscriptions to
stock In the Red Mems Building Association, for the
purpose of erecting nne building upon the lot In
Market street. and the following gentlemen have
been appointed 10 receive subscriptions;
Robert Morehouse Isaac Woodrow,
| Frederick Maltritz, j. Maris,
/ j. ID. Kurtz E A. Van Trump,
Frederick FRANKIE, b. r. Heiser
Moses Starr, James j. Walker,
| George Reed, Samuel johnson, Jr.,
| Samuel Magee, Gilbert Mathewson,
/ August Hilger, John A. Sterling,
| j. @. PiersUn, John Davis.
marl4eod6t
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

Ew-zAs COMMERCIAL Job ONCE invites your pa
tronage.
Ew-7Rs new Colonnade Hotel, philadelphia, Pa,
has well deserved popularity.
rw-Ths cheapest place to buv Furniture and Be5-
ding Is at Graves, s. e. corner atm ana hing seets
fes-eod8m-Ilon tues thurs
sw-commercial Printing of every sort, is exeeu-
ted in good style, at fair prices at the JOB Depart
iuen' u oui '9'@''''''' JENKINS 4 ATKINSON.
S~-zhe "DoI.LAR REWARD Soap washes the
finest laces without injury, and renders all ARTICLES
as clear and bright as new. ...,,--,.--
WM b. ALMOND BRO. Agents for Wilmington.
wcau aud see samples ask prices, and inquire
on other points, at the COMMERCIAL JOB once, II
you want any printing done. Frank q. Ferris, SUI
perintendent, devotes himself exclusively 10 the
charge OF this Department.
EwBYBgING CLASS IN DIR EISG IS changed
to Monday and Tuesday, at III Z. M; on PalnIng,
Flower Painting In water coors, honochromatc
and Pencil Drawing. on wednesdays ~ ana fridays
A. 7. SCOTT, 40S E Fourth street.
wSPRISG GOODS n.,
The undersigned is now ready to supply his Gus
toners and the general public with
BOOTS AND SHOES
for ladies' gents and children at tn lowest prices
and OF the best quality, al his old stand,
NO. ale VEST SECOND sTREBT
a desire TO give satisfaction in all cases.
DANIEL McCUsKER,
No. PIG West Second street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

ew-7hs DOLLAR REWARD SOAP washes the
dnest laces without injury and renders all articles
as clear and bright as new.
WM h ALMOND 4 BRO, Agents for wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

UNOR sALB.-A good two-story frame house 6sN
Y and LOT, over Eleventh Street Bridge, near IL
ly new, q cap for cash. Apply TO
mara9-at d. T. HAWKINS, 400 Market 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

EWCau aud see samples, ask prices and inquire
on other points at the COMMERCIAL Job ONCE, II
Won want any printing done. Frank @. Ferris, Su-
pertntendent, devotes himself exclusively to the
charge OF this Department.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

N1oTICR-I have Sor sale very ane lot Of FIRE
~ WOOD all hickory, which will deliver at two
dollars per load, to any part OF the city. -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

NNTATER DEPARTMENT..
wv CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE,
NO. 1000 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. LIST, 1879.
NOTICE TO PERSONS USING THE BRANDY
WINE WATER.
All persons are hereby notified that the unneces-
sary waste of water or waste by leaky hydrants OF
pipes supplying the same, will be held responsible
and made pay the penalty as provided by section u
of Ordinance recognizing the Water Department
| to which special attention is invited.
@. Ii. GALLAGHER,
febl-tf Chief Engineer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

INSTITUTE
" AND FREE READING ROOM,
No. 219 KING STREET (SROOND FLOOR.
Open every evening Except Sunday, from to 10
O'clock. Daily and weekly papers and magazines,
containing general, mechanical and scientific nfor-
nation. Il is also provided with excellent parlol
organ and other means Of entertainment. Free to all
orderly persons. p. N BRENNAN, President
VIM Ii, CONNELI. Secretary. feblgtf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

WNoR SALSA three-story brick house on Tat
nall street. above sth. Two houses on Wilson
street. Nos 1929 and 1881 Also q three-story house
No. 623 West Sd street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

SAMuEL w. McCAuLLEY,
COnveynncer, RenI ESTATE Agent and Com
missioner for Pennsylvania
Conveyancing in all its branches.
Prompt attention given to buying, selling, eX-
changing and renting real estate, and collecting
rents,
Money carefully invested, and loans negotiated OF
bond and mortgage, with ample security.
Estates settled.
Information cheerfully given upon application
either In person or by letter,
OFFICE mo. 6O2K Market street,
Wilmington, Del, Second Floor. febi2-6m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23

HNoR SALE-A three story BRICK HOUSE, "a
within one square OF Market street: seven 8iN
rooms and bath; In good repair. Apply at
marlb u THIS OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-23
Situations and aJtlp avmttd.

Of three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 70 cents)
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-26

AeGS AIMS ON o. Q. & A. 10. u.
n. and after Monday, Nov. 76h, ls72,
..Ni.s vill run - follows:
roRrH no. s. 10 10 3; . 70. % ! !. =
Lss Lsvs oil City 600 4 \. $50 4. 1,Serx
Ls:' Pet. .Cen $50 /" s,37 " SIS I"
=. Titusv. ITO I" 4.25 e,l6
10. CORY. $50 800 -" lee "
ATTN No. eDAccommodstiop Freight.
r..ves OIL City $50 4 =; Pet Centrs.
"A is: Titusvllie, H. vs.; AT. Cory, l5'AoPu
sourH. no. .. no. :. 10. ..
,..v. Cory, 1885 AZ. e.loAn S,2o rn'
" Ti,usv. l2.3o ? \. so s,so
g" p. Cen. l,30 BIT " SD.
kri,: o. City 800 " s,oo 900 "
No lo-Accommedation Freight.
,..sves Cory l,4o p a; Titnsv. ZOO; r."
osrNo s and 6 ran on Sunday.
%Comuens:ng Nov. Sd trains VII ran
.pniIsdpipLis tine, whish Ia fnH Ai1-
". ,,srr. than osr time.
]. J LAwRnNCF. GsS sspA
- upu1xu. ~ GAPi
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-26
..,1. A.I.h,aL 4 Erie RailrOad

WINTER TiAA TABLE
..A.f,r sunday. Oct, S7th, 1872, theTrain'
~ ~. p,I,,delphia Erie Railroad gill ran IS
hlsvs
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-26
Love and MatrimOny.

The elections nay be gained by The following
simple rules, and all may marry happily without
reg.rd to wealth. age or beauts, Address with
stamp, MADAME LUCILLE DEAARRD, Dibl.
Home entiou, Ny.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-26
/" "CUTE"

Painted In OIL C0LORs, l6 times from SIXTEEN
size, exquisite and pleasing. 1t CANNOT BE
TOLD from the original painting, and IL really
worth $40 1t EXCEEDS In beauty, size and val
NO ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR PICTURE can
give more pleasure or be greater ornament in any
household; 1t can be had FREE, and we DON'T
asK suDscribers to wait months for 1t. bnt viii send
hers pay on delivery or PICTURES, NO WAITING.
II We have
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-26

sststion for Jamestown, N. T., ana conheeo'n
win A. q @. ". trains east AUD wow Sonhe.o -
Warren With ua,as sssl aad we2 on the r. . =
m u. TuAYRR, Gen'l supt.,
Dunkirk, New Yoik.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-04-25
The Executive COmmittee---VVh
ID PROPOSES to do.

The press of the State have generally
responded to the preliminary action of
the Democratic and Conservative mem
bers of the Legislature, for c 4gAnizing
the elements of opposition to Radicalism
in the fall elections. In reply 70 the in
quiry which has been made, as to the
functions of the Executive Committee,
we will state that the terms of the reso-
luton under which it was appointed, ex-
plain its object to be limited to the initial
proceeding of calling Convention to or
ganize the party for the Presidential cleo
ton 1t is necessarily temporary, and
will have performed its mission when this
object has been accomplished. The Conn
mittee is composed of men from the va
rious geographical divisions of the State,
selected as candidates for the Legislature
with view to their political integrity
and qualifications, and the esteem in
which they are held by the people and
it is not probable that an informal Con-
vention could have made selection COM
bining more of the truly representative
character. Their call for Convention,
doubtless, will be comprehensive enough
to embrace all the opposers of Radical
domination in the State, who, we trust,
will hold themselves in readiness to re-
spond with burst of genuine enthusiasm
and determination to carry the State in
the pending election.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-04-25
The Reform Bills.

The Pilot gives us to understand that
the Governor (so-called) will yet retrieve
himself by signing the bills reducing the
Judicial districts and cutting down sal
aries His excuse for not acting ON the
former is, desire to avoid interference
with the Spring Courts. May he not,
with the same plausibility, postpone ac-
ton on account of the Summer and Fall
Courts, and then again, the Winter
Courts The thing has got to have a
beginning, and why not let it begin at
once? Why pause on the order of doing
it? The representatives of the people
ARE presumed to be better informed than
the acting Governor, and they saw no
cause for the delay alleged as an apology
for his delinquency. 1t is a mere sham,
conceived in the interest of the Radical
spoilsmen who are clamorous to be allowed
to keep the places prepared for them at
the public crib
As for the delay in the matter of the
salary bill no excuse can be offered. In
tn at case there are no "Spring Courts"
in the way; and, in truth, nothing but
the rapacity of the harpies.
The reform was instituted after a thor
ough discussion before the people in the
canvass, and in the Legislature at the
late session. That body simply carried
cut the public will as declared through
the ballot box. And yet this creature
of brief authority sets himself in the
way of its execution The exorbitant ex-
penditures, at the cost of the tax-ridden
people, are going On-their will set at
defiance and their substance consumed.
His tardy, ungracious and unwilling
signing of the bills, under the lash of
the press, will deprive his performance of
the merit which would have been ac-
corded to voluntary and hearty action.
it were better done under |
than not at all
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-04-25
The Great Revolution.

Let those who suppose that Grant is
impregnably fortified by the immense
patronage which he yields, his train-bands
and his army of retainers, remember the
fate of Tammany whose foundations
were believed to rest on a foundation of
sixty Thousand majority in the city of
New York. In a few weeks, it was
crushed to atoms by the avalanche of
popular wrath which had been impercep-
tibly accommodating, and only required to
be turned loose from its moorings.
In this country public opinion is equal
to any achievement however grand and
startling in its results. He who does
not know the fact confesses to a total
ignorance of the rise and fall of parties;
and the causes which operate to produce
changes IN public sentiment. That a
tremendous revolution is now in progress,
no one can fail to realize who has eyes to
see and ears to hear and intelligence to
understand.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-04-25
The Radical Doctors and their
Various Forms Of Prescribing
Taxation.

Last year the Mongrel doctors pre-
scribed taxation in broken doses. The
people were required to pay their taxes
in the spring and to repeat it in the fall.
This year, the dose is administered all at
one time, but it is a DOUBLE DOSE.
Last year the State tax was thirty
cents on the hundred dollars with ten
cents superadded, on account of the
Musgrove Pictorials. This wear it is
serenity cents on the hundred dollars,
with five cents collectable in greenbacks
exclusively for the benefit of the office
holders; and ten cents on the hundred
dollars for the EDITORIALS as before.
How the poor plundered people will
be able to withstand these exactions no
human power can foretell. Many of our
State exchanges are even now filled with
advertisements of lands by the tax col
lectors in default of the impoverished
proprietors to meet the acquisitions which
have been made upon them.
If crops should fail the next season, as
they did the last, a large proportion of
the farming community will be literally
broken up. They are now operating on
the borrowed capital of merchants who
are advancing supplies, and must neces-
sarily be crushed down under the addi-
tional burden of taxation if the season
should be unfavorable, or prices unre-
munerative. The fate of South Carroll
ma and Arkansas stares them in the face.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-04-25
Somebody has Fibbed.

The Pilot says that the comments
which have been elected by the revela-
ton of the Powers-Emory transaction,
''is an attempt to make mountain out
''of mole-hill." This thing of calum-
mating a whole community, charging
them with "1awlessness," and bounding
them with federal troops, may be a light
matter with Carpet-Bag officials. 1t is
sport for them, though death to the I'M
fortunate people who are the victims of
the wrong-doing.
The Pilot proceeds to say in explana-
| ton
| We understand that Governor Powers did
not ask General Emory for additional troops
| in Mississippi, but only desired authority TO
send portions of those already in the State
to different sections, where, tor the time
being, they seem called for to suppress tenn
porary disorders.
This is bad enough as it is. 1t is proof
of the negotiation of the acting Governor
for the use of troops against the commu-
mites which are marked for Radical
persecution. But otherwise, the expla-
nation is absurd Why did this Govern
or have to apply to the military COM
mander ct New Orleans, for authority to
change the position of troops already in
the State? Was not the authority vest
ed in the officer in immediate command
But there is a positive contradiction
between this explanation of the official
gazette and the written statement of Gen.
Emory, as published in the Administra-
ton organ at Washington, which is in
these words:
Last month 1 went to jackson to see
Gov. Powers, tCltO had sent me UdriOuS com |
DauRtcdti0nS ASKING FOR TROOPS. am per- |
fectly satisfied from that Uisit HIS REQUIsITIONs
are toeH founded, and there is necessity for |
MORE CAVALRY in that State aud always |
acting on the principle in the use of troops |
in civil affairs, that prevention is better /
than intervention. l respectfully request /
that ] may be furnished one MORE COMPANY |
of cavalry to be posted in Mississippi"
Now, if what the Pilot states is true,
Gen. Emory's statement is false. One
says that the Governor (by brevet) "did
mot ask for additional troops" the 9TH
er says he did; and in compliance with
his "requisition," an application was
made to the War Department accord
ingly. And the "requisition" was sup
plemented by report of '1awlessness
throughout the State, and the inability
of civil officers to keep the peace. There
upon the Administration organs in the
North have set up howl of savage rage
over the turbulence and bloody doings of
the classes who happen not TO be in SYM
patty with the Ofiice-holders' party, and
are prescribed and prosecuted for opin-
ions sake. If the acting Governor is
really misrepresented by the extracts
from Gen. Emory's letter, which have
been published IN the Administration
papers, let him say so over his own sig
nature, and brand Emory as falsifer. 1
The hating, halfway disclaimer of the
Pilot is worse than nothing. 1t is a con- I
fession that wrong has been done; but !
S failure either as an apology or denial.