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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

REPORTS FROM WISCONSIN, MINNESOTA, NEBRASKA,
IOWA, KANsAs, AND ILLINoIs-so CAUSE FOR
COMPLAINT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER IN MEDICINE
jRn1S1weed&W
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-23

CONNECTIONS.
At wilmington with trains on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore and Delaware Railroads.
At Chadd's Ford with trains on P. d d. 9. r. Il,
At Coatesville with trains on Penna. r. r., and al
Reading with trains on Phila. d Reading, Leb. va,
and East Penna., and Reading Columbia Ra1road,
and the Reading and LehIgh Railroad.
E. C0LLINGS,
mara-tf General superintendent,
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Won, money is ready Mr. Avery

Your money is ready, Mr.. Avery"
II was not thinking of the money, Addic,
said he, almost reproachfully. 40 you
think ones mind runs always on money!
Mine does good oeal!' said laughing
But had no idea you were reduced To-
this. | did not know -
"Well," for he hesitated.
Il would do something more if you would
let me. ! would love you"
did not onswer. In truth and tact could
not!
Dear AddIc, will YOU let me sign back the
Old place 10 your father on our wedding day.:
he asked earnestly.
And somehow he had 90, hold of my hand,
and somehow, before knew il, we were en-
gagged!
This is very ridiculous of u.s. said |,
particularly as had resolved never to marry
since we had that quarrel about my dancing
with Gerald Ferguson al the Fourth of July
picnic"
III promise never to be jealous again.
said Willis Avery.
Kitty was jubilant when she heard all
Our troubles are at an end, said she, land
all because you would take that load Of rus.
set apples to town yourself"
THAT doesn't follow said | sagely.
But for all my philosophy did believe Il
little in fate, and I've always liked russell ap
pies ever since.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-06
MY RUSSET APPLES.

\ late March twilight with bitter frost
II the air, the new moon just dipping its gol-
den Eo-n behind the maple swamp in the
west, and the grounu sounding crispy under
foot We hadJust come IN from foddering
the catile-",oe' sounds rather singularly,
when you reflect that il means Kittie and me,
two girls Of seventeen and nineteen; but you
sec there wasn't any one else TO do it. Faith.
or had been bed-ridden ever since the last at
tack OF paralysis, and could afford to hire no
enc else TO take his place about the old farm.
Il don't pity them gals one Bit" NeighbOr
Dyson said. They might sell the horse and
COW"
Neighbor Dyson had generously offered US
something less than half price for them,
thinking no doubt that We would be thank
f1l 70 lump at the chance. But Kitty and 1,
after taking the matter into consideration,
Il, lnked HIN, and declined politely.
awe cou.da't keep house without old Moo
ley. could we, Addiesr said my sister. There
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-06
HARVESTING.


over the uplands, clear and strong,
Rises the reapers' harvest song
With whirr of scythe and fall of grain
There comes merry answering strain,
Where Jennie by the pasture rails
Sets down her ioam.topped milking pals,
And challenges, with laughter sweet,
Oh" Make room, come TO bind the wheat
Upon her cheeks the roses bloom,
. She brings the clovers sweet perfume.
And farmer Ned, with rustic grace,
Yields to the maid willing place.
The sheaves are large and fully ripe
. Ot two young hearts lifting type.
As Jennic's unaccustomed hand
Essays to tie the golden band,
The sheaf rebels, and Stalwart Ned
Bends down to help; head touches head;
Brown cheeks and blushing closely press;
Lips meet in sly but fond caress.
The suns fire blazes in the West,
A warmer kindles in each breast.
The round sheaf loves elixir quafs-
Behind his beard the ripe grain laughs,
Forcseeing when the farmers board
iIeapcd high shall be with his rich hoard
And other lips be fifty fed
With the hale housedameS snowy bread.
For love is strong and love is sweet,
And deity binds the farmers wheat.
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BEAUTIFUL THINGS,

Beautiful faces are those that wear
1t matters but little if dark or fair
Whole souled honesty printed there.
Beautiful eyes are those that show,
Like crystal panes where heart-trcs glow
Beautiful thoughts that burn below
Beautiful lips are those whose words
Leap from the heart like songs OF birds,
Yet whose utterances prudence girds.
Beautiful hands are those that do
Work that is earnest and brave and true,
Moment by moment, the long day through.
Beautiful feet are those that 20
On kindly ministries to and fro.
Down lowlest ways, if God will it So
Beautiful shoulders are those that bear
Ceascless burdens of homely care,
With patient grace and daily prayer
Beautiful lives are those that bless
Silent rivers Of happiness,
Whose hidden fountains but few NAV guess
Beautiful twilight, at set Of sun,
Beautiful goal, with race well won,
Beautiful rest with work well done.
Beautiful graves, where grasses creep,
Where brown leaves fall, where drifts lie dee
Der worn out hands! ., beautiful sleep!
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HOLIDAY OF THE DIETIE, AND GOD
DESSES
ny II, II. II.

In a beautiful forest
Meath the trees ample shade,
The Gods and Goddesseo
Holiday made.
There was wine freely given
BY Bacchus the great,
On moss covered throne
Sat BclIuna in state.
Sweet Echo charmed all
With her beautiful song
And silenced DisCordia
Who roamcd mid the thr0ng
Fair Juno smiled oft
At Cupid's success,
While Saturn was teaching
OF MI usefulness.
The Sirens were singing
The song to enchant
Enterpe To join them,
on times would grant
And Fannas was happy.
By fair FlOra's side
AntCros watched Cupid
IN anxious pride.
And Comanche boosted .
Her last famous pie,
While Luna Oft spoke
OF her home In the sky
The Dryads Oft spoke
In beauty and pride;
Lucina oft sportcd
With babes at her side
Minerva and Mentor
Agreed very well,
Wlilc Mars famous storic.
OF lighting could tell
A tiLknng sound
Announced the repast,
And each TO the table
Repaired very fast =,
First, Cupid and Psyche,
Bcl!ona and Mars;
chen Saturn and Flora,
The Goddcsses OF flowers
Then Phwbus and Phoebe;
Then Iris ana Sol,
Ulysses and Clio,
Stlll bearing her scroll.
Tlespcrus and Luna,
GNgcS and NOX,
Eurgertes and Bernicc,
OF the beautiful locks
l watched hcr-but still
can't mention all
As they hasted away
1t the dinner bells call.
But, ere they dispersed
Each did good deed
For the carth's habtants,
A. they think we need.
The Dryads sewcd leaves
On the trees that were bare,
And Flora left flowers
or beauty most rare;
Sir Cupid, broadcast,
Scattered seeds of love,
And ClOtho was blightninE
With smiles what she woye:
Aurora dashed against the eastern sky
The color that brightens
When NON has passed by;
Clio left her hugh scroll
o. the moss covered ground
With the hope by wise men
The same might be found.
The Sirens were teaching
The Wild birds their lay,
To MARBLE, not harmug,
Each beautiful day.
Thus each left gif,
For mortals below,
Ere they 10 their different
Homes would 90.
While singing song
Like the wild birds call,
Nov drew her dark role
OF night over all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-11-06

The most mourful episode IN mans life
is paying confectionery bill after his girl
has Tilted him.
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I United PARTNERSHI

Notice Is hereby given that the terms OF limited part.
nershp which has been entered into by the undersigned
follows:
trSt. The or firm under which the partnership Is
to be conducted shall be M j. A. Maierhofer,"
second. The general of the business conduc
ed the and sale OF Plows other Agrcul
tura Implements and the ONCE and factory OF the rm
in ottawa, illinois.
Third. The hrm is to be composed OF Matthias Mserhofer
and Albert Maierhoier both of OTTAWA the part
ners and Sas W. Cheever OF the place. the special
partner.
Fbuth. The amount of CAPITAL stock which the said Sas
W. Cheever contributed to the stock Is Fifteen
Thousand Dollars
fYnh The said partnership Is to continue the 18th
day of September 1878 until the rst day OF July
1876 and TO be dissolved by the desh OF any the
partners prior 10 said last mentioned time
In witness whereof the partners have executed and filed
In the office OF tho Clerk OF the County Court of La Sale
county, H. certificate, &C. required by the Statute
MATTHIAS MAlERHOFER,
ALBERT MAIERHOFER,
oCt2-6w S. W. CHEEVER.
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Improved Farm for Sale.

Having engaged In the hardware business viii, sell my
farm. lying about miles southeast from Seneca,
bargain, and reasonable terms. said farm contains 100
acres 90 OF which Is timber. Schools and market
nient Good honse good cellar and cisten Good fences
and good fruit. Enquire of
NEWPORT & RAYMOND,
deC9-tf Seneca, La Sale Co.. Ill.
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SUMMARY.

Ihave large and complete stock OF Drugs and Book
won't be beat ia quality. will sell at reasonable price
K. Y. GRIGGS.
DOR E.-The subscriber Offers FOR sale.
sonabe terms. the ioo wing lands and town lots. stua
ted in La Sale county, to wit:
LANDS.
10 Acres--wH SW& of EN- Mex Sea- T. 80. $.
:s3 Acres-% IN. ofcansD EN- NEA Sec, II, IS, RS.
40 ACres-WX SW4 Sec. q, 7. "a, RS
100 Acres-NWa Sec. 81, T. 81, RS.
TOWN LOTS
Lots5, 8, Blocks, States Addition to Ottawa.
Undx Lot II. Bloc K 4, States Addition to Ottawa.
Lots 3 10 In Block q, States Add to Ottawa
Lots 3, 10. H. H. 49, 81 90, Block g. States Addition.
Lot s, BockS6, States Addition to ottawa.
Lot 10, Block 30, ottawa Centre
The above will be sold for part down. and the residue
on time purchasers For further particulars apply
to Albert +. Dow Canal Office. Ottawa. Illinois.
Ottawa MAY 1S68.-tf Il. 4. GO0DELL.
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Farms for Sale.

In Ford. Verm'lion Champaign and Gloquols counties
Price from BIS TO 80 per Terms to salt purchasers
For further Information address or call on
A. G.. MORRISS,
Sept. l-Smos Real Estate Agent PAXTON Ford Co, Ill
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IL The colored people of Mississip-
pi would improve their condition f.
hancially they must break the chains
Oh R~adlcalism from their limbs, and
send those p~lundering carpet-baggcrs
who cane here to rob this people,
pack TO their homes. Since they
nave held Office in this State they
nave hot bettered the condition of
Tue negro. but, on the contrary, they
nave beea the cause of aggrayatmg
nls poverty. II tue white farmer is
roobed of his earnings. the colored
man., as a consequence; suffers the
pains OF privation. Let our colored
friends ponder over the i'll treatment
slississippians have received from
carpet,baggers before they vote at
our coming northumberland SEN
ffHaHs
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-03

1t is quite evident that there IRE
serious discussions developing in the
ranks Of the white Radical office
seekers In Clarke. The new and
raw recruits want all the offices, and
The old stagers kick at this. We
take it as an absolute axiom that no
Intelligent white man will or can
JON this party OF corruption and ig-
horance, save with a view to public
prefer M mt, and to accumulate filthy
iacfc."W arc a finn believer in rets
f'eullve justice, and have an abiding
commence that their lust deserts will
oe meted out 10 such traitors, sooner
or later. 1t is bound to follow
Enterprise Courier
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-03

United S tates troops are concen.
trating along the Mexican border, and
a man-of-war has been ordered to the
mouth of the Rio Grande. Hostilities
seem imminent.
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WE intend directing u attention
and efforts towalds weaving from
Florida, the number Of VISITORS WHO
flock there in winipr to escape the
soycrity Of tue Northern climate.
We do this feeling il to be our duty
TO our section, aud one We " the
number Of invalids who. filling to
have learned of this eeacoaSt section,
rush to Florida, believing it TO he
their dernier resort, This climate is
in every way superior to that OF Flor
ida. and TIE convenicnces aud COM
forts make it more desirable. We
have to cooperate with US in this
matter, Mr.. p. J. Moutros8, whose
means and experience assure us sue.
c's,. Mr. Montross, intends keeping
the Bossell House OF Biloxi, open all
ihc year, and will give his personal
attention u the management, partic
uIarly during the winter. We intend
from time TO time to lay such facts
b'iore our people, as will tend 10
demonstrate the assertion made before.
That we, on the seacoast Of Mississippi
offer greater inducements TO inyal DIS
and others seeking r fuge from the
severity of the northern climate, than
Florida. G. X. B.
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Members Of the Press in attendance
at the the Masonic Celebration on the
oath, at Enterprise, prouonce il a sue
GEES, and give Enterprise praise for
cordial greeting to visitors.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-03

DR.. Moore, late OF Mobile, offers
his professional services to the citi,
gems of pasoagoula-and vicinity. See
his card in another column.
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BILOXI.


Having been appointed State Daruty
for the organization Of Councils of La
borers in the counties Of Jackson. Harrf
ION end Hancock l am ready to meet all
calls made ppon me for organizing OF
Councils within the above named coun-
ties. Address me at Biloxi Miss.
G. X. BROWNING.
Deputy Grand Encampment, OF the
Council of Laborers.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-03

The Vicksburg Herald estimates.
that the wheat crops Of Mississippi
this year will be equal to the crops
Of the'last ten years combined. -
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DR =. moore

OTAr4 his professional rvice- 10 the citi-
gems Of East Pasc iRonla aud vicinity.
Resi- 'ence near the sea shore Hotels.
OFF y over w. s Dodson's store, where
call4 will he attended to-
inla GIN $ MOORE NJ. ID.
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Notice Extraordinary!

Down With All Rings and ~MapQpefes
Fresh and Satr Fish Of all kinds, Oysters in any
quantities and at all times furnished at the
Lowest Rates Orders for any quantity furnish
ed st a momepts notice. Smali PsOkts and Cash
Sales lie my motto. Liberal terms to those order.
to Sell again. Orders frsn Inland Towns earn
estlv solicited.
c. X BROWNING.
novl4tf BILOn. Misc:
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pf....t f..w asts ta . 81 a 81
since lfta insl .....,..s..ss ftHd Hb
TODD 8flteF
REMARKS.
To above statement Is per cent
should he added Tor lumtcr shipped
IN veeels under coasiing license, not
clearing ut Custom House
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-07-03

PNE KNOT in. furnishes us a
neWsy letter from Gainesville, O part
Of our section dl the state OF wlich
VIC dcsifcd to know something aud
which we hope to be able TO visit
sometime ibis sun mer, when wenl
have tlmt "jolly Time" with mer-
r ants and etj1y tae good fare OF the
hotels, take q look at The coshtry auG
its capabilities aud surroundings, and
get some Subscribers for the STAR.
Bat in order 10 oonSummata the lat
ter, Pine Knot or any other friend,
need not wait for our visit but can
for ward ady names AT onrs.
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A NEW MARKET!

AIR J. A. ALEXANDER takes pleasure
in Informing the public that be has opened .
market 1T Scranton, opposite Messrs. II krebs
& Son stored where will be found every DAY
the best of Beet, Nation, Pork &c. which will
he sold to suit customers at PRICES to suit the
times. Market open from ! s. al. 10 10 a N.
Don't fail to give him 2 call Je26.3ui
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Tuning Data

FlfhO wood an English monk ~
Rome MAIDS tlo h-.i fiano DO l7ll.
Elch dorado hus improved tlem.
iut tlc violin ha. seen no improve.
mont Tor 800 yoars, ani thc old
Amati. Crcmona aud stulIgaFiou3
yioIs are uncqmied. Bu! Gums and
ClgrkcP first American piano bears
90 comparison to the modern Chick
ering. O!s factory is the largest IN
the world. Az "a soIte' u the ag-
proved ono for less than ~ gibra-
TONS O second produce an impure
tone. Sounds become an octave
higher by 90 tbl ng their vibrations
Tie higher treble A. vibrates 1895
times each second. A scale Of u
tones could be tuned perfectly bnt the
otromaric one II tones cannot be,
therefore, the II d Gercnt keys are
tuned equally imperfect" Under
the kernbergcr or Earl atanbopc,
systems, popular keys were tuned
perfectly, but ut the delrlment OF
other ljtilc-used keys, Those systems
are obsolete.
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~ 80 asI ff iaf8
80 = hfm :
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a. aaa sAaaf msefsf essfsd sat 4aaefs
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The Equal Temperament" is the
one in vogue; G. D. L. F. G, a. B..
arc supposed to represent the %colors,
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue,
Lilac and lavender, for m average
of G. vibrations is found to approxi-
mate red Lights, velocity-other col
ors are governed by same law. d.
lays between G. (red) aud H.. (yel-
low and red, and yellow make
orauge--orange ane green make vel
low ()-Yeilow and blue make
green N-bluc aud red (G e. @
make the lavender shades etc. Ga d b
Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven
and other great masters selected ap
propriate keys, viz: g for martial
marches; G for Heavenly compost
lions; d 70" wedding festivals ; b for
mouralul jealousy. Irish music is ire
queGtly in f. GREEN; English in CT
Amelica in q & &, Scotch, ID
(Orangemen all) Irish, Scotch and
Danish music is minor aud similar,
because uie octave was formerly COM
posed Of 5 tones.
Pianos should be tuned BRIGHT and
allowed to mellow. The bass is i'm
pure from sympathetic vibrations.
Tuners lower the pitch TO save time
and trouble. | have not iOand one
piano between here and New rleans
at concert pitch and have seen about
100.
The above data on music and tun
ing pianos, are furnished us by Mr..
French Of New Orleans who, visits
our localiiy in order to tune and res
pair pianos and who appears to be
a skillful and accomplished musician.
Mr.. French will visit the families in
this neighboIhood and along our line
of lailroad. and we feel asspred that
whenever he is given work to do, it
will be done in a satisfactory and
vorkmanlike
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ua FsailY II Dec fsts
mtsi dala4f1h f f1fg m
NJ ~ 81 Ralsa aa. 81 .aa Hr
6sad 8H re fsaHf bs y tey
.h5la a.ta atsfa ~ f,ma aHa eve
fIalg ssmai 81 haga f.gfed
f.ms W. ves kbuy n
mm ~ 6y d s Des DO q mI,'
sf4l sagp y Of ftop ete
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We unien iand hat oar orargoiic
alhsH. sod tosfmasirf. of Noa
Point. NJ 3 Bumsr i about ~ co.
hbf.b . Tna ~ Ut h1t paint ani
fof h,at parfo.o b.. to'cLa.ed hrs
very sab.anirl tame list sas pat
~ or a milf on ttc Jaw dust road
saI near The lsIanI.
We are always glad 10 notice the
esraLiishmeut of such interests In lbis
section and icel assured that the ote
We refer 10. vii we'll upa, the enter.
prisiug aud business gentleman WHO
Engages IN IL.
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mr.. 4. rnsDsEp


NfIHHINH TdNIHFV"IHT HT78'
Htskss pleasure In boil orminr me Citfsrs
~ OteHu Spfiurs. HHrxi Hnd other
rHeaa or fha tHiff That He HHa hfed No. an
afHse in scranton Fast riscag1uisI, Will III ~
Doe late improvements. for p]fhcfico ~ merhaui-
sYI aud sfarsdyr uetnstry. now ~
Hesidonca ~ thc Dennis Place. Once hours
nom u. &c., 10 q. 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-13
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. u, 1875.
CLEARED.


Steamer suevia Ger, Franzon, ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Co.
steamer Etna (Br Sampson Kingston, &c-Pim, FOrwood
K Co
steamer City of New York, Zimmerman, HavanaF Alex
andre Il Sons.
Steamer Montgomery, Faireloth, Fcrnandina via Port
Roya-H Gcipcke.
steamer Beverly, Wallace Philadolphia-Jas Hand
Steamer Franconia, Bragg, PortlAnd-J L AmeA
Steamer Nereus Berry BOston--H Dimock.
Ship Nightingale, Palmer, Yokohama-Salter d Liver
Ship Samuel Watts Iemond San Francisco-Sutton Co.
ship Dexter Manson. San Franeisco-Smonson IIowes
Bark Ghimoea (Nor), Have Cork Falmouh-C Tobias
4 Co
Bark Lote Stewart r, Sinclair, Cork Falmouth for
orders-Snow Burgess.
Bark Devete Dubrovacbi aus Krezcvich, Cork Fal-
mouth for orders-Slocovieh h CO.
Bark Emma Carl Ger, Harder, Stettin-Funch, Edge
Co.
Bark Ystrom Dutch, De yres. stettin-Funch, Edge
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Bark Rocket. Atkinson. Porto Cabelo-J Agostini
Bark Gazele, Duntze Point Pre, Guad-H Trowbrdge's
Bark Nielsen (Nor), Hoist Philadepha-C Tobias
Co.
Brig S Hansen (Nor), Knudsen, Gloucester-Funch,
Edge Co.
Brig Maria Luigi dtaD, Bagnc, Marseilos-slocovich&
Co.
Brig vctorano sp), Arrospe santander-M Eeheverria
Co.
Schr Etna, Sawyer. Stettin-Swan Son.
Schr Molhe Atherton ST Marc (Hayti-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Iampico, Bonhoh st Domingo and Azua-Evans Ban
a Co
Schr Lizzie Ives. Saxton Cayes-Ives, Beecher Co
Schr The Star (Br Lynch st John, NB-Ieney Parker
Schr Blackstone, Wckson Providence-H w jackson a
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Sloop North America, Lyons Providenco-H W jackson