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the CIRCUS DEPARTMENT

VIII TINS season Dc iolnd especially are. No eApens.
labor has been spared 10 render tins part Exhibition II
hiOR To ANY CIRCUS THE ROAD.
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UThe Corporation election in Jasper
on Monday last, passed OF very quietly,
rcsulting in the following gentlemen be-
Ing chosen officers for the ensuing year
For Trustees. Henry Langc, George
Nchringer and Joseph Rottct; Marshal
Andrew J. McNerney; Treasurer W..
Erny: Clerk VIM. j. lays; Assessor
! ohm Is. Me lchior.
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MILE PAULIND ICJCC A
TEE BEAUTIFUL Lios QgEs. viii Mt Exhibition
Den VI Royal enlai Tigers. beng te oDy persO Who
sucotcded ~ sibluny these IRE caerOu, Feline Monsters
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~~vThosc Interested will do we'll y"
notice the caution advertisement Of the
Township Trustee in to.day's piper.
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.1Q00RA|L ROAD HANDS
WANTED
TOBCY GOOD
BOOTS e. SHOES

A I RCMrALD BEtK'S SHOE STORES ~ JAS
n PER. The Railroad nov being fixed fret. an
shortly 10 W con- pei-i. "ci Il j. expected all kinds of
'riie VIII he accelerated iy 'hc mighty steam horse
ant every hing in Dubois county ru. on new asprct
ard 20 hys.ean power u. Beck has determined H. All
ivsner try an MAKE his trade 20 quicker by an i'm
men reductions In prices and Offering The best ofwork
home M ,de aii Eastern. 1t run IN 10 Is per cont
lIres:
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PROFEssoR EELix MACDONALD.

liz OF civil
thrilling Exhibition. displaying the Power 81 Man
creation. Ccncnanly and wein.Urned AidIiai
VIII DC constantly oui in iront oi The Aial Lages ready
give any Information that Ina. bc desired
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Daimhridcc Townshin LiIrarr

FoR SALE. "A young COW with first
calf for sl,. Inquire At ofice.
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JASPER COURIER.

~ Greeley sto'k I. on tho rise. How
are vou, Honest Republicans?
wy-As safe investment for money
tho corporation bonds Of Jasper cannot
~ cxcelled.
Those Interested will do we'll 10
notice the caution advertisement Of the
Township Trustee in to-day's piper.
~ Tn bermiifying your houses ms IN"
eummcr approaches. remember that
flowers md n,nnts are among tho very
bestmeans ofadornmcnt.
Nor,cE.-If somebody don't quit
turning stock into the Fair Grounds -
romebody will get more notoriety than
they desire.
PREACHING. = Rev. N. f.. Boring will
preach in the Protestant church in JAS
per. on Sunday, May 18th. 1872. al IL
O'Clock, A. NJ. The public are invited.
Major John ". Tucker don't pro-
fess to be much Of Greeley man, but
has decided not take spell Of Sickncs
over what he conccives to be inevitable
his election. Glad it don't hurt him.
NS Major Robert Anderson. who
faithfully discharged solemn duty,
died poor man in foreign land; hut
Col. q. X. Lect, who never witnessed
"a battle or encountered danger, receives
Ymr hundred dollars a day, plumber
fs,m New York merchants, with the
sanction Of the President
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-19
They Will Hesitate.

We heard a Democrat say the
other day that he preferred a Demo-
cratic nominee with defeat, than
Greeley with success. lie felt the
former would he honorable while
the latter would be a disgrace. lie
said that he would not vote for
Greeley under any consideration,
as between Grant and him he much
preferred the former. There arc
many Democrats throughout the
country, we are safe in conjecturing,
who occupy the same or similar
ground. Greeley, though Repub-
lican in principe, has failed to
harmonic with the action of the
party. While he has been a most
violent and bitter enemy Of the
Democracy, he has at the same time
made . very crooked path as a Re
publican. lie has often allowed
bis individual preferences for men
md measures to render him more
ot an enemy 70 the success Of the
party than afriend. lie has shown
the clearest indication that he is
in the second childhood stage as q
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t;rceIey IL Inform cd Of his NOnaiMn.
tiOE and makes ~ Gushing speech.

On the 10Th inst, in New York,
Greeley was notified in speech by
Doolittle of his nomination by the
Baltimore Convention. InreSponse
the delighted Sage spoke as fol-
lows:
| should need time were I to at
tempt to reply fifty and fully to
this important and need not say
gratifying communication. 1t may
be that | should reply in writing,
but as | have addressed q letter,
which has been pretty widely con-
sidered, to the Liberal Republican
Convention, it may not be neces-
sary. | can only say now that |
accept your nominationin the same
spiritin which it is offered. lCheerS. I
| am at present in a position which
many doubtless regard as a proud
one, but which is to me an embar-
RAISING one, because it involves the
temporary, and | trust but temper
ary, annoyance of a amisconstruction
Of my motives on the part of some
valued and lifelong friends. | am
confident that time alone is neces.
sary to vindicatc my motives to all
and convince all, indeed, Of the pa
triotism of the course | am pursu-
ing and intended to pursue long be-
fore was assured of such co-opera-
ton and sympathy [Cheer$. The
time will come, J hope, in good op-
portunity, when the world will sec
that you are no less Democrats be-
cause you have pursued the course
you have, and that | am no less a
Republican because | accept your
nomination. Cheers
Here Mr.. Greeley's voice faltcr-
ed with emotion. He recovered
himself and continued.
am not much in the habit of re-
ceiving nominations for the Presi-
dency. Great laughter. | am,
in consequence, unable to reply as
readily asothers might. Renewed
laughter.l | can only say that l
will be happy to see all of you, or
at least as many of you as can come,
to my humble farm house, where |
shall lie tomorrow, aud where we
shall be able to converse and confer
more freely than here. Ifyou come,
| shall be happy to make you vel
come to the best the farm can at.
ford. Laughter and cheers. And
SO | simply bid you farewell.
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politician, as he is in that stage in
point Of years. Sensible men in
the Democratic ranks will hesitate
long before tl.ey vote for a man for
President, WHO has 50 often allowed
Il petulant disposition to array him
in opposition to the practical deyel-
opmert of the principles which he
proiessed to support. His past
record is altogether too querulous
to excite confidence.
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The London Press on t:rce,cy.

The English journals at London
have commented on the nomination
Of Greeley at Baltimore in tie iol-
lowing sty'c: The -i9cefiiScs i;ecls
sympathy for Greeley because he
is a newspaper man. Tile Posi- de-
clares such reducing of q position
to absurlity w6l largely tend to
bring about abandonment Of a syS-
tenn whereby the people Of America
have so long been deprived OF real
voice in their choice of Presidents.
The 7elegrai'h calls Greeleya ''po-
litical weather.cock," and says tie
Democrats, supported by the south,
are endeavoring to unscat the Gen
eral who saved the Union. The
&andoaI thinks that Gree'ey
would not be an eligible candidate
were it not for his elcctioneering
strength. He is as honest as q part
iSan can be, and occasionally shows
glimpses of rough good sense, but
he is Of violent disposition, without
regular education, and devoid of
anything Ike expericnce in the all
milliStration Of public affairs. In
fact, he is good yeoman of the
last generation. Although Greeley
is inferior to Adams, he is not illIo-
rior to Grant.
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ATTENTION..

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY RE
Il quests all pcrsonsknowing themselves
indebted to him, either by note or book
account, to make immediate payment to
Beach, Monteith 4 Co., at City Mills, Alba
ny, in whose hands lie has left his books,
notes and all accounts. j. NJ. BEACH.
Albany, June 7, lsi2-I0
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Senator Sumner said the other
day: Il have a very high opinion
Of Greeley who | know labors in
behalf of the same cause to which |
have devoted my life. Ofcourxe |
sympathize with the movement,
but the time has not come, however.
AT present, no man is authorized to
speak for me-" Sumner is evident
ly loading up bis moath, aud when
he shoots it off, as he certainly will,
a mammoth blunderbuss will have
spoken to the winds.
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Presidential Electors,
DlabolicaI Squirniers.

One by one the old-time princi-
pies and aages, the ancient land
marks and traditions Of the Democ-
racy have been eschewed and swept
away, until today nothing remains
Of its ancient prestige and glory,
save the name. The repeal OF the
Nebraska bill may properly be re-
gar(letl as the event which sounded
the death knell of the Democratic
party. From that time to this the
work of disintegration has been
slowly but surely going on. With
in the last few years the many de-
partures taken,' and the numerous
Inscriptions schemes for power
and pelf recklessly taken by the
Democracy have given strong indi-
cation of its speedy demise. 1t re-
mained for rere yade Republic a IS,
bankrupt in reputation and influ-
cnce in the party which their perlidy
failed to corrupt, and which drove
them from its ranks, to absorb the
little remaining vitality that circu-
lated sluggish'y through Democratic
veins. BY so doing it seems TO
have reached that climax Of hor-
rors which Pomeroy said some time
ago it was on the road to. Brick
assevefated that it was on the road
to the devil. In figuratiye sense
his sulphurous majesty has been
reached by the Democracy. The
flames OF their torment have begun
to wax with more than their wonted
holiness. Pomeroy seems to have
read tie characters Of Greeley and
Brown and the rest of the diaboli-
cal sore-head T" Republican imps,
well. lie knew that cold White
Hats > vagaries and whims, if in
dorsed and faithfully followed,
would lead the Democracy such a
dance of inconsistency as would be
utterly diabolical. 1t is true the
party had arrived at great prof.
cheney III making new and startling
changes. It's feats OF high and
lofty timb'ing in the political arena
were never equaled, much less sur
passed. These changes, however,
were always made with some show,
however feeble, of individual con-
sisteacy. They were very unscrup-
ulous and reckless in their shiftings,
but they were made generally with
reference to the overthrow Of Re
publican principles. 1t is not SO
now. They yield their individual
ity into the hands Of a faction Of
their old time, and bitterest enc
mics. The strange picture is pre-
sented of the great Democratic
snake being entirely eaten mp and
incorporated into the flesh aud
blood, willingly too, OF a little
wriggling, selfish, disatfected Re
publican worm. Greeley, Brown,
Trumbull, Sumner, schun, men
who have done so much to destroy
the Democratic party whom the
Democracy SO recently held up to
scom and execration; !; who are as
much opposed to Democratic princi-
pies and policy to-day as in the day
when Brooks cane fell in vigorous
blows of chastisement on the head
If Sumner these are the men who
now 0aen the Democracy, body and
soul, and whom they intend WELD
ne for the promotion Of their sell
ish purposes. We have been try
ing to think Of name that would
be appropriate for this new coali-
tion. The name Democrat is 10
longer appropriate, neither will
Liberals do. Let Them be called
Dialolicas Sqxirmers; for they do
twist and wriggle in their agony
most deyilishly.
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All EsSHNE, COST.
DIR. VAN DEN BERG4I'S
Hnf;asii3se VTOrEa SYRUP.

Its value in removing masses of crndities
from the stomach aud bowels Of children,
even where worms 10 not exist, cannot be
too highly estimated.
Fever and Aguc. Persons becoming do
bilitated by the presence Of worms in the
stomach or bowels, arc more liable 10 have
a protnctel course of chills and fever.
The worm remedies have been known to
cure when all other nmclies have failed,
especially in children,
For sale by a, Carothcrs & Co, wholesale
and retail druggists, Albany, or. Pric" -
One Dollar per bottle. Vin30mG
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The NOEnina tiOn Of GirecIey and
Brown by enc Baltimore con.
vtmtlon.


--
We were not at all surprised TO
hear on or return of the endorse
mcut of fGreeIey and Brown by the
Baltimore Convention. The lnd'-
cations were so clearly and unmlS-
takabIy in that directionas to leave
but little room for doubt as to the |
result. The scheme, projected by |
the Missouri Rcpa5iicm, at first
received so mlflvorably by many.
gained in influence and
power until It's acceptance CT iEcor-
poration into Democratic identity
became only a matter of form. The
South were among tie earliest and
most emphatic eldorsers They
threw themselves into the arms Of
the movement with an abandon
anything but prudent. The West
and East, after mere or less heSita-
ton, suddenly broke out with tie
infection, and for the past month or
so wonderful hury-scurry of en-
dorsement las been the prevailing
symptom. When 1t is remembered
that in endorsing Greeley and
Brown the Democracy were com
PEELED to surrender the principles
which have for so long q time con-
stituted their individuality, some
comprehension Of the sacrifice made
by them may be arrived at. In this
movement they have yielded their
most cherished and time-honorcd
principles. They have planted
themselves npon a Republican plat
form, taken into their mouths Re
publican arguments, have claspcd
to their bosoms a Republican lead
or, and by 50 doing have given the
most convincing evidence of their
previous errors and inconsistencies.
Nothing that they can do now will
exonerate them from the charge of
insincerity and Inconsistency. In
nominating Greeley and Brown
they have sacrificed principle for
expcdiency and the name Demo-
crat is all that is left to them. How
humilioting this idea must be to a
genuine Democrat. There are many
such, we believe, in the country
Democrats of the old school. They
love the old principles, and can have
no sympathy with the action Of the
Baltimore Convention. They will
look upon the action Of that Con-
vention as a severance Of the last
tie ofallegiance. They will turn
away from the support Of Greeley
with disgust. Such men prefer an
open enemy to a sycophant, a Wis
ionary dreamer, or a demagogue.
Hence, lfthey vote at all, they will |
vote for Grant. The Democrats
who support Greeley rely on con-
trolling his Administration in case
he is elected. Should 50 great a ca
lamity as his election happen to the
country, what evidence have they
that Greeley will be any the less
whimsical and crochety in that re-
lation than in any other? None
whatever. As a politician Greeley
is peculiarly peevish and capricious,
and the policy of his Administration
would be influenced by those traits.
There is but little likelihood, how
ever, of his being elected. If we
felt as sure Of health, happiness
and long life as we do Of Greeley's
defeat, we would be content.
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'Leave You, my friend. : said a de-
moralized old topper, Clinging to a
lamp-post on 0 dark nigIt--.'leave
you IN condition not tO take care Of
yourself! Lie, new, Oh boy, new"
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A compass has four points, that's
certain; but pair Of cOmpasses has
only two.
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In the Portland Bei'etin of the
18th inst. a localsays that sin con-
sequence of tie illness of Rev. Mir.
Daly there will be ne Wi4css at the
st. Stephens Chapel on to-murrow,
l4th inst" \ person wou'd sup
pose from that, tlat the Rev. Mr.
DAILY was a sicily preacher.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Card from Councilman nIcIntirc.

To lice Ethgr u The Commercial
My attention has been called 90 a comlunica-
ton iu your issue Of the 2lst inst. from an uu-
known slanderer, over the signature Of one OF
the Old Fold, in which he says "Ah! if room
No. 3, in certain gin mill in tho second Ward
could speak, what tales 1t would toll Inside
d9orkeeper. outride dOoTkeeper. and everything
working nicely etc, and again that le ha.
knowledge OF methods resorted to in tile Second
and other Wards in the city by leading Demo-
Gratis, TO elevate themselves to seats in CouuciI
and other Offices which will drive linn out OF the
party
would ask You as a matter Of Justice. for a
space IN your valuable paper to reply to this IN
known one who, in my opinion. has been n II /
publican at least since 1850
The place he terms gin mill" is the F-ltou
House, III the Second Ward, Col. John H. Sid
nam proprietor, and is in all respects a first ella
hotel and the Colonel genial old gentleman.
Now, as ~ room No 3, this room was rented
and paid for 10y the Democrats Of tie second
Ward, and an the room cannot sueah, the Gentle
men who were in tho room ran sneak and will
tell all that was done there that day The only
persons in the room, to the writer's kuowlelre
were MIR. Robert ii Taylor. Mr.. John +. Bn4h.
Jr., Mr.. Edward l.. 4IcIntire. and the writer
and no receipt 'rds mdde, or gjreH ont from s0id
room eiRcr genuine or forgfd, and the writer vii
oHer reward OF Fifty Dollars to any one VIII
eau prove to the contrary.
do not intend to keep NJ a nevspaper war.
rare anu therefore trust zone Of the OIl Fold
VIII give his name to one of the R,publi,an
members OF Council and will see tia, he has An
investigation of the matter.
thanking you for yuur Kindness am
Yours. Respectfully,
II. b McIS1GRE,
Member Of Council from 81 Ward
WlfNINGToN September % 1872
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
St John.town NJ. Il. ,I.n1rl,.

lIS DEDICATION SENr sgNDAY-DEscHprIoS Or,
THE RUubING.
To he Edtor of he Commercial:
On the 20 inst (Deo yoleuie) we viii da1icot,
to the worship OF Almighty God new ana beau
tful NJ Z. Church at St Johnstown. Snssex
county. The building was pushed to compilation
through the energy Of the Pastor and a yerv
clever half brother to Methodism who not onIy
gave one third OF the original subscriptions INF
snperintended, at his own cost the work Of eIec.
tion. The church is including chancel, 5i13G.
and Will comfortably seat about 400 persons
We can however on an emergency accommn-
date 800. The alHles ore on the siles anl in tie
centre. 1t il to be handsomely furnished. and
made what every church ought to be-pleasin,
to the eye. an well as delightful to the soul.
The services of Rev. Jacob Todd. of Wilminf,-
ton, and DIR. l.. c. Matlack Of Elkton. haye
been secured for the OCCASION
Al the former pastors and friends, both from
a distance and the regions round about, are cor
daily invited to attend. We especially invite the
congregation Of the place to be on hand and vine
out the debt, about $500, that romans on tbe
property. The value of the building will be :S
| vyV lIEHiCtH
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Thomn. D. Mrhh q son
REMOVAL TO THEIR NEW STORE -EFFAcEMENr OF
AN OLD LAEB-MAkk.

REMOVAL TO THEIR NEW STORE -EFFACEMENT OF
AN OLD LANB-MAkk.
The removal Of r, d. Webb a. Son from their
old store, No 22l Market strUct, to tie ono
just completed by them at 3ll Market street
efiaces on5 of tile oldest landmarks in that
square. Mr.. Webb. Sr., first began bn-lnczs in
small way in n small frame budiug which
stood on the site now occupied by Granville,
WOrrell, in 1913. About ten years afterwards
lie removed to the building lie has Just vacated. g..
and few years ago admitted his son. Wiilami
L. Webb to an interest in the store with him.
The Webb5 are among the few Of hltters VINO
contlnue to manufacture their own goods. Mr-
Webb, Sr,. began the manufacture OF hats whom
first he located in Wilmington, and has never
abandoned it with the exception Of couple of
years, while he was pressed from room. After
his removal to the store he has Just vacated he
included the sale OF furs in his business. aud
the large patronage which he has enjoyed, At
tests to his skill in comprehendng and aIminis-
teriUg to the wants Of this market
The new store is a companion to Nm NJ.
hennard Coz =, described yesterday. The
front Is built Of the same material but thu
building is surmounted by a French rOof
The interior of the store il one Of the hand
soonest to he found in our city. 1t Is 5l,iG feet,
with lofty ceiling and abundant h,ht. The iloor
IL laid Of slate the dark color OF which cuutlasti
very fayorably with the white walls and Trim,
mlnSs Along each side Of the room extends an
which theirstock is displayed to good slyantage
The place of counters Is supplied wiki three
solid walnut tables above each IT which ia sus-
pended a handsome cha idcler. the crniie one
containing six jets and the tEo others three
each. Fine show windows ornament the front
of the store.
In the rear of the main building is their
their factory moved in from West street, lera
a temporary one had been erected Steam was
raised yesterday in their boiler for the first
time Their new store affords many cAuvenien-
ces which they have not heretofore eujuyed
which will greatly facilitate their business. All
their hats they now conform by steam
The Messrs Webb will be glad to SEQ tho
friends and customers at their new location. III,
same spirit uf honesty aud fair-doallug whicl
har always actuated them in their business re-
laitonr continues to guide and control them
and although their now store il handsome It ha,
not made them uppish in either their manner u
lr,ces, but they lemain unaffected as 10 lays U
yore.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25

Rs-7Titpaphant for gireAtg Ysars. - More than
twenty years ago the MusUAhG LIN NEST made IT,
debut In the West It's cure Of the various eXterUa
and farmers of the Mississippi and ohio Vaeysaud
demand for II sprung up winch neUessitated ift
manufacture on an extensive scale. Soon the dis
coyery was made that 1t was grand specific for
rheumatism, gOut, neuralgia, egrache, toOthache
AMI other external ailments Of mankind. Then II
was lred As healing, pain Killing application in
cases OF outward injury such as cuts bruises burns
spasms, &c, aud was found equally serycta' e.
The lame Of the new remedy for some Of the mosI
pilaiu lis mat aihict mankind and the lower aui.
mals, spread rapidly, and Mustang Liuinent sool
nnS rank IN every state ana Territory OF the uul,I
"a 4 standard cure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-09-25
Societies.
MEErINas THIS EyEN1Nn

Hope Lodge, No. q, 1. o. o. F., at odd Fell
lows Hall, Bird aud King streets.
Eden Lodge, No. 81, l. O. o, F., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, ID and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, S. Oft, at 5th
and Market streets
Delaware Council, No 2, o. U. A. NJ, at Me.
chanics' Hall, 2l9 King street
:, Rodney Council, No 10, o. U. A. NJ, at 70.
East 7th street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 8, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets.
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of P. at knight,
of Pythias Hall, 2ll Market street
Oriental Lodge, No. 13, X. of p, at Ferris 4
Garrett's Building, 5O4 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, l. o. R. NJ, at Rec
Mems Hall, Ais Market street.
wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Rising Sun.