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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11
CONFUSION IN ckur.

Loud yeils, for Shaw and for PHILIPPE
broke forth, and both men appeared On
the stage. Shaw wanted to speak, but
the Democratic and Conservative white
and black men present wanted to hear
Phillips. This continued some time.
and at last Phillip was invited to retire
from the stage, which he did, and mount.
ing q stand at the north end Of the hall,
commenced a speech in opposition to
Ed Shaw, who GRATED from the south
end. II was a trial Of lungs, and Phil
lips won-he securing one-half the aud
fence. During all this, John League eat
behind the stove, his face expressing
trouble and disappointment. if not die
gust, The confusion became so great
that the colored orators could not be
heard. and at last Barbour announced
that the nomination Of John League for
Mayor was ratified, and waving his old
stove-pipe bat around his head, be called
for three cheers for League. and dis.
missed the meeting. How any respect
able white man a possibly connec
himself with a party 80 represented last
night or vote for lts nominee, is one OF
those mysteries beyond the reach Of no.
man understanding. 1t was a hoodoo
orgy in which the ignorant and ill~itesale
negro was in his glory, and it is a shame
that the unfortunate negro should be- sc
influenced by designing politicians aa to
be voted like cattle tor this and that
Radical Ofice-seeker and agains. the
best interests Of his own race.
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In finishing photographs in water colors
or India ink from old pictures or from
life. aud at prices to suit the times. All
work guaranteed. For artistic finish and
durability, call and examine our speci.
nehs at CooYLST's Photographic and
Fine Art Studio. 25l'Main street. s4t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11
10000 Yards OF Calico
y AZ cents,
Az VendiENs, 2s6 Main street.

WITHOUT any startling headlines, /
beg to assert that my old and reliable
brands, Regalia de la Reina, at s. pee
handred, and Reina Victoria Matilda, \,
ss per hundred, are, in quality and
make, far superior to any other cigar ia
this market, sold for the same price.
Smokers will please sample them free Of
charge. $40. RoEscHER.
lOff 1903 Main ct, under Peabody.
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Gard Prom a GOOD Demeern,.

10 the Editor Of the LEDGER
In reply to an article 10 your issue OF
the 9lst Of December, to which my at.
tention having recently been called, per
NIT me to say that / am not q politician,
a political leader. or an aspirsnt for
office; that | do not belong to any ring
Of any kind, political or otherwise; that
| have never sought and do not now seek
to control elections in Memphis or else
where, saw as the casting Of my vote as
& consistent Democrat.
P. G. MEATH.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

THE following ticket will be supported
BY the citizens Of the Second ward at the
election on Thursday, tue 18th inst.
For Alderman-D. F. Goodyear.
For Couucilmen-Ssm SHOES, Arthur
Gibson.
For Sehool Visitor-Dr. Vim. Hewett.
lApDeal and Avalanche copy IT,. iI5
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FIAsco.
The Radical Rlngmen Held a Little
POw-WOW at the Exposition
Building.

Barboar Lewis ON the Rampage
WIN. =. Moore rs m BpissOIaFy
Poiftieiau-The Ms't Ting DiVi-
ded n Each PRrty Holds
Forth az Opposite Enda
OF the Baflding.
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FOR RENT OF LEASE.

OR RENT OR LEASE my PLANTA-
tlon ip Crltt-nden county, Ark. imme-
dlately on The river, u miles below Memphis.
ThFee hundred. acres open, above Overflow,
and vory, productive. House, OuthouseE
stables and fences, 10 good repair. Gin, gin
houee and press on the place. Good landing,
Apply to me at Room 26, Planters Insurance
III R J.PFRsoN.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

GRAIH RAusE.Ns REFUSE to sub
nit e the w%ssteful an "a I%P Sn tbs , wSl ...D o.
rsortV Of this one, for sRv.'nK eIaln. ssvlnf
time, and doing fast. thoroul'o anu economl
cal work.
THRESHERMEN FIND II, highly says1'
tageous to run q machine that has 90 beat.
qrs." Picker" or Apron" that naneLes
Damp Grain, Long Straw, Headisgs. FLAX.
Timothy, Mnlett nd all such dihtcnlt erain
and seeds, with ENTIRE E-bE AZ
EeFECTfVtNE NS. Cleans TO r~ertecuor'
sAyss the farmer his thresh bill by eStres 50
Ing OF grain. makes no "Litterings re,
auires LESS THAN 0NE-HAl.F the usga'
Belts. Boxes. Journals. and Gears, easl'>t
managed; less repairs; one that grain raisers
prefer TO employ and walls for, even ~
advanced p tees, while other mGchiRes
are :" out Of Jobs"
Four siHeB made with 9, 8. 10 and
IL horse q Mounted +" Powers, Also
q especially Of ~spRFR'OTs "alOne,"
expressly for STEAM p WER and
60 match other H0rNe PsW~Fs.
II interested in grain raising, or threshing,
write for illustrated Circulars (seMt free With
full particulars Of sizes, styles. prices. terms,
etc. NICHOLS, 81 EPARO a co
9lS9hw B0hLs Lresk. Michp,0a.
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ABNoUMoEMENys
FoF school visitor.

H. JAMES g seandldsss for gchoN Wis
tUT from ~ sixth ward.
lam q eandsda.ss foy School yihsss. hyM shs
Third ward. S.Ah VIM:
AZ the poliQtation or many s.AanH 4 re
City SAhools, REpa candidate for eob6tz ~
ltoT from the Nt4Ah ward. X B. M1LLBk.
D. y. ANDERSON q : cspdidsts for School
YlEltoF from the teAtk weird.
J, ~. GREER e . candidate Tor s5hcol
Yisltor FROM the Feurthw@d.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

Il AN a candidate for Alderman of the
Tenth ward, and solicit the votes of the
residents Of the ward.
ll6 A. 3. MORRISON.
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT

IN THURSDAY, JANUARY 27rH. WILL
" be given a
Grand Charity Promenade Concert
and full Dress Bail,
AT THE PEABODY HOTEL,
Under the management Of the following La.
Brinkley. Mrs. John II. Speed. Mrs. N, D.
Menken, Mrs. W. A. Goodman. Mrs. 81, Bav-
age. Mrs. I. II. Logwood. Mrs. r. s. Davis.
Mrs. Enoeh Ensley and Mrs. W r. Hardin
Tickets. 81; Supper, SOC; No extras.
All whe desire 10 contribute 10 a worthy OBJ
jet, as we'll as the lovers Of pleasure, are
earnestly solicited to patronige this entsrtsin-
ment. .ll-tSe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

SEVENTH ward Democratic and Con-
sentative Club will meet tonight at u
o'clock at the corner Of Lauderdale and
Vance streets. A full attendance ia
wanted. L. B. MoPARLAND, Pres't.
f. A. JoNEs, Sec'y.
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10000 Ta'ds OF Calico
Rt . cents,
At VendiS's. S<e Main street.

PEABoDY Billiard Hall, newly reftted,
tsbles in 6rstclass order. Call end $50
for yourselves, S3t
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TENTH WARD.

Voting Precinct Pendorsrast Hall, Main
Judges. T. A. Ryan. A. Il, stratman, jas,
olorks; a. H. Merrill. W. W. Ware.
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E0R RENT-SIX ROOMS CORNER OF
r Union and DeSoto streets, over 5. Hurst's
Grocery Store, Win rent 10 q good tenant for
$40 per month. D, CQNAwAY..
Halls No. 8 Madison street.
EoR RENT THE jacob PLACE,
T. three miles south Of the city on the Horn
Lake road, containing 5 acres we'll stocked
with fruit, Large dwelling, two %cisterns and
good fence. Apply 70 BENZ. C0LMAN, "a
Madison street. liz III
LOR RENT-THAT BEAUTIFUL, NEW
Z Cottage on the east aide Of Poston Avenue,
next door to Hunsdon Carey, Hsq. Three
large rooms, we'll ventilated, good CRATES;
One eisterni kitchen enQ servants room.
House convenient, comfortable and besutifnl.
Apply 70 T. P, WlhChBBTRRs Room %,
Planters Insurance Building. ln-t
G0R RRNT-PURNIsHED H0UsEI AC-
[ cessiDle and convenient 0Rner will
board with tenant for rent. Address d. 3. 7 /.
care Ledger no
L'0R RHINESTONE HOUSE : TIE
[ splendid store No SZ2h Main street, be-
tween Union and Monroe. now occupied ~
Mes, rss A Eeeseel 4 Son, as q Wholesale dry
goods honse. Also a 6ne lot Of store fixtures
for sale. Terms liberal. Fer information
apply on premises. 109.lA
E0R RENT-THREB GOOD BRICK RESI-
L denees; several frame cottages; various
other houses. Also No, 1903 Market Square,
lOS-lll W. A. WHEATLEY. $50 Main at.
4 OR RENT-BRICK HOUSE NO 1877 MAR
II ket street, 8 rooms, ine cistern and large
yard. Inquire ATS Market street. l@
EOR RENT-RR4OK COTTAGE, ROOMS,
L good yard; on Street RAILROAD Cheap 70
good tenant. Apply TO II. WETfAR. l2Rpd
Is Monroe street. @.t
GOR RRNT-D W.ELLINGB, STORES,
z o1ices and Sleeplng-rooms. ]. D. COMA
WAY. kental Agent, DO. : Madlson ct. l&t
BOARDING.
QeARD-cOMF0RTABLE ROOMS WITH
ID beard at No % Madison az. Day board
ers wanted at s. per week. fit.lS9
BOARDING WITH OR WITHOUT
ID Iooms, at l66 Union street. ll.i6
CIGAR STORE.
ATTENTION, EMOKERNl
CHALLENGE CIGAR STORE
No. 1881 Main St.,
Between Adams aud Washington streets.
HAVING FITTED UP THR ABOVE
~ named store With a seleot assortu cot Of
Imported and domestic ciFara, pipes, etc., |
would rtspeetfrlly rsqtbst my hfonds and al
lovers OF 3 rood smoke 70 call AZ the store
end .examino ny stock. Just try nae onda,
seoilemsp. end am sure you will cali again.
NJ % Cigars the Best % the City,
-xY NoFgo ~
"NO HI o IA u u
led. FOEHRING.
Ils-KIii-sa
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Clipped beef and splcea
rounds at H. SeesseI, ~, q
sons, cor. Jefferson and Sec
Ond streets. lIe
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Il you want 70 pass q pleasant bour,
cell St Sid Cooks Peabody Billiard
Hall. 33t
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EIaHTH WARn-

Voting Precinct-No I72 Poplar street.
Judges: John P, Mahoney, 6. NJ, Jobs, 4,
o-erksi G. W. sturdivant. R. L. Steele.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

NoUGAr candies, made fresh every dag
ct BARTEE's, S28 Main street. IOlt
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CTR Suit trees and eveFgrssns fIom
Elnwood NurWy. o&ce BAG Nsl9
e.rses, Schwill's seed store, IS l25
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NINTH WARD.

Voting Precinct-cOrner Filth and Green
law streets.
Hosea Townsend.
Clerks: ThOs. o'cOnnOr, A. W. Newsom.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

THos. HAHsOg has removed his news
atand from 500 to 948 Beal street, where
eau be found all the principal daily pa
perI and illustrated weSSniy aud monthly
magazines and novels also fancy sta
tioueFy and school books, ut
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FRESH oysters received daily per ex.
preas By Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

Ses Seeo..i st., opposite Court Square.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

Tie following list comprisos the Deputy
s Y = bold SSRniclDal HSSp;s !, 'P gHSSIGy
First ward-J. j. Murphy,
Second Ward-W. b. Riohardet.
Third Ward-W. w. Coleman.
Fourth Wsrd-R. g.. Portloek.
Rinh Ward Sam Dreyfus.
Sixth Ward-r. j. Humphreys.
Seventh Ward-W. D. Cannon.
Eighth Ward M. McMshan.
Ninth Ward g.. R. Powell.
Tenth Rard-yohp 4, Powell. lll:lle
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PERSONAL,
TAKEN up.

pERsoNAL-w. B JOCKEY. CRATE
setter and plasterer. l0l Union 1t 9lI!
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SEYEETH WARD

Voting Precinct North side Of Beal. oppO-
site Orleans street.
Judges: W. M. Randolph. NJ. Gavin. ].
u. Frank.
elerks: W. 4. Simmons. s.. 8. Garrett.
Sheriff; -
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LosT.

T osT-A LONG. BROWN, MOROCCO
II Pocket-book, containing $6 50,in money.
a note drawn payable to order Of W. 6, Greg
Dry, and several receipts. go reward, Re.
turn to Owen. McNutt 4 Bailey, Is Union ct.
+ 08T-A LARGE IRISH SETTER Doc
II (red) has on leather collar, with owners
name on 1t. Please return him to
ll4-t sos FRONT STREET.
T 0sT-A HALF GROWN SETTER PUPPY.
IL lemon and white, fully feathered. varv
fat, ra.her awkward. Liberal reward paid
for his recovery. $40 FROM ST. liz ia
r osT- ON THE 20 INST. AN ETRUsCAN
~ GARNET BREisI PIN. Description = A
large leaf with smaller leaves, 10 tie center
Of which is a garnet stone surrounded by
pearls. Ten dollars reward will be paid on
delivery to JOHN A. DENNIR,
I'LL ll6 298 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-01-11

Plain aad Fancy Stationery.
The fastest styles, the most varied as.
sortment, and the lowest prices in the
city, at s4l Main street.
Hit A. +, Don 4 Co.
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SIXTU warn

SIXTH WARD.
Voting Precinet-Corner Of Vance snG Main
streets.
judges: G. b. Church. W. M. Harvey. g..
clerks; Il. c. Weller. NJ. v. Nixon.
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FIFTH WARD.
Voting Precint- Corner Of Beal and Her
nando streets.
Judges: P. M'Nulty. A. NJ. StOddatd. j..
W. Voegeli.
Clerks: T. F. Meath. John F. Fisher.
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WANTED.
FOR sALR.


COR SALE-A FEW TUBS OF STRICTLY
choice New York butter, just resolved
nl-ll6 GUY, MCMILLAN & co.
COR BALE-WHEELER x WILSON SEW
I I'M. machine. Apply at Ill DeSoto street
no lS
FOR SALE -ONE FINE MULE AND
[ dray, oneap for cash
lS-, X NJ PAGE. No. I Monroe It.
E0R SALE NEW FORM OF TRUSTEES
v DEEDS. just out; for sale at Ledger Office.
H'0k. SALE LOTS On LAUDERDALE.
Orlesns. 81. PApl and Carolina streets,
Im les v. W. SMITH.
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FOR RFWT

E0R RENT-sIX ROOMS CORNER OF
T Union and DeSoto streets. over S. Hurst's
$50 per month. d, C0NAWAY,
Rental and Real Estate Agent,
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FOURTH WARD.
Voting Precinct Under the GreOnlaw
Opera House. ~
Judges: Charles Meyers. Richard 0'Brisn,
W. S. Bruce.
Clerks: r. Meistcr. A. J. M'LendOn.
Sheriff: -
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RoARnIN0.

peARp-cOMFoRTABLE ROOMS WITH
- board at No % Madison at. Day board
ers wanted at IS per week. fi4.l39
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29
Speftal alottres.
Hernia or Rupture

According to the common accept4ton of the kerm,
ls disease consisting IN the prottpsion OF anypart
or parts naturally contained in tlR abdomen Sut of
that cavity. 1t is affection sosommon that Avery
teventh person is sa d, suffebl from it lnote or
less, Among the principal predtsposins causes of it
might be elassed debility; vioient action of tha abb
domiual muscles as in jumping, cough ing straining
by lifting heavy weights whicn strongly exerts these
muscles at the time the body Is bent; aged persons
fr a blow or kick upon he abdomen, while in
many cases it would appear to be, in measure,
hereditary The most common for us OF it m
guinal lin the groin) feImoral (upper part of
tmgh); umbilical, Cat the navel); anu scrotal b. r
mia, usually psarlng soft protuber Ance, which
may be com mpressed and which becomes smaller or
disappears when the patient lies down. In either
variety OF Rupture the remedy is q well adjusted
TRUSS,
Which shall retain the rupture in its proper posi-
ton with comparative ease and com ort.
large stock in extensive variety of all the most
desr bic styles, and ad pied to patients of all sizes
from tne nallest infant to the stontes adult, for
sale and applied by -
APoTHECARIEs,
N. W. Cor. Sixth and Market Sts., Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29
MedifaI.
''WAR MING"
Be Careful Of your Lungs

This is just the sort of weather to make us suscep
tible to coughs and colds. Use Dr.. SwAYNE's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY the moment
you feel affected. Many years. experience has
proved it the most reliable remedy for Bronchitis,
Asthma, ell diseases of the
THROAT, LUNGS AND BREASTI
In every section o. the country there are persons
who have been cured of consum ntion, in its several
stages, by the use of DIR. Swaynes Medicine. Many
persons have been restored t health after being
confined to their beds, reduced to mere skeletons,
and all other indications of an advanced stage Of
dsease It is true that in all cases where are
effected the patient must have some lungs remain
ng, but thousands of
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29
THROAT. LUNGS AND BREAsTL
Victims Of Consumption

have descended TO their graves who might have
Syrup of Wild Cherry I" in time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29
Facts for me People.

AS the virtues of medicines can only be ascer
tanned by careful observation it is to be regretted
that many of the drugs still prescribed By some
Physicians should retain place in materia
medica. AS an instance of this that vile drug Bal
sam Copaiba furnishes example. About the year
1880 the Spaniards in the Island of San domingo
having become afflicted with certain complaints,
Thought according to the prevailing notion at that
time that the remedy might be found where the
disease originated Under thus impression Balsam
Copaiba came into use, but never has a nauseating
drug done more injury for it not only changes the
nature of the disease to dreadful state than
the original, but it ruins the tone of the stomach
and brings Dyspepsia in its worst forms. To
void this drug and its effects the SAMARITAN 8
| GIFT, pure vegetable remedy is within the reach
of ALL Only ten pills to be taken, and will cure every
time n from two to four days. Male packages $2I
| female SO.
| SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29
Young FOIkS' 'Amusements 1n Bry-
ants BOyhOOd.

ants BOyhOOu4
One of the entertainments of the boys of
nv time WIS what we're called the 'rais-
ings," meaning the erection Of the timber
frames of houses or barns, to which the
boards we're to be afterward nailed. Here
the minister made point OF being present,
and hither the able-bodied men of the
neighborhood, the young men especially,
we're summoned, and took part in the work
with great slacrity. 1t was spectacle for
ma next to that OF performer en- the tight
tope. to see the young men walk steadily
on die narrow footing OF the beams at a
e.rear height from the ground, or as they
ssood to catch in their hands the wooden
,, n. and the braces flung to them from be
Inv They We'd with each other in the dex-
terity and sdaring with which they went
= ',.,,1eh with the work, and when the skel-
,t,n of the building was put together, some
ia among them generally capped the eli
,..ex Of fearless activity by standing on the
20 pole with his head downward and his
h. ls in the air. -.
Another of the entertainments of ruetiC
1f.,n the region of which am speaklr
v.s the making of maple sugar. This wa
fsyurite frolic of the boys. The apparS
.u Tor the sugar camp was OF much ru
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29

By the use of which every family may give their
Linen that brilliant polish peculiar to fine laundry
work. Saving time and labor in ironing, more than
DOBBINS, BRO. & CO., 13 N. Fourth St. PhilsdA-
For sale by w. II. BklCh,
: aprsr9m 113 Market St.. Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29

Everybody that stands in the way Of foist-
ing Tilden into the White House, right or
wrong, incurs the abuse of EUery Evening.
Initiating the style of it's pet statesman, -
who called Governor Chamberlain a lying
hound, 1t yesterday declared Judge Bond,
of the U. 3. Circuit Court, to be "eom-
mon liar. /" Weshould judge thatself-respect
ing people who know Judge Bond or know OF
him, would hardly see such an attack by
this extremely hot partisan Of Tilden, with
composure.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29
connpcsure.

Wade Hampton made speech, yester-
day, of course, since he did not issue
proclamation" He addressed the people
from the state-house steps appealing to
them "as Oarolinians !" Gen. Sherman, in
his book, says he considered Hampton a
braggart, and one very anxious to put him
self as theespecial champion of "his State. "
OF course he acts " as Oarolinian."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29
HOME TESTIMONY.

DIR. SwAyNE. Dear 81 feel it be due to you
and suffering humanity to give the following testi-
mony respe sting the wonderful curative powers OF
your Compound Syrupnf Wild Cherry and Sarsa-
parilla and ar Pill" Twas afflicted with violent
cough, psins IN the side and breast, night sweHts
sore throat, bowels were costive appetite nearly
gone, and my stomach so very weak that my physi-
can was at loss to knoW what to do for me, as
everything used in the shape of medicine was re-
jected spit different times pint of blood. re-
mained for months in this awful condition, and gave
up all hopes OF ever recovering. At this time you
recommended the use of your Syrup and Pills, which
immediately began to soohe, comfort and allay the
violence of the oooRh, strengthened and healed my
lungs; in short, it has made perfect cure of me,
and am now able to pursue my daily labor. Any
person ubting the truth of the above statement,
will please call on addres me at the factory,
EDWARD III HANSON,
Engineer of Geo. Sweeu ey's Pottery,
Ridge Road, below Wallace, Philadelphia.
Over 70 years have elapsed, and MIR. Hanson still
1876.
Price One DOIIar--6 Bottles, Five Dollars.
II your druggist or storekeepar has not got it, we
will deliver half dozen to any address receipt of
price. Freight paid.
PREPARED ONLY BY
DIR. SWAYNE g. SON,
$50 N. Sixth Street. Philadelphia.
Sold by all prominent Druggists.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29

@ #ss @s III be so shown, before
gssion of the subject is ended,
we have no idea that any showing
will silence, much less convince, the parti-
sans who desire to see MIR. Tilden in the
Executive Chair, right or wrong.
As contribution to fair view of the
situation the facts presented by Mr.. Red
field (tH. v. R. ~ the Southern correspon-
dent of the Cincinnati Commercial, and
which we print elsewhere, are quite valu-
able. It is conceded that Mr.. Redfeld has
been rather disposed-we think we may say
quite disposed-to favor the Democrats in
the South, and what he says as to the
Louisiana election may therefore be pre-
sumed to be free from any Republican bias
he says, however, unhesitatingly, that if
there had been free and fair election, the
State would surely have gone for Hayes by
at least. Ii, coo majority. Yet it ls claimed
for TiIden by from 1000 to 5000 This
tells the tale. The election was not free
it was not fair and the proofs of that are
now being presented. In Mr.. Red6eld's
they are unanswerable. He gives some
idea of their nature, and We shall in time
learn more of it. Upon such evidence it
must be that the Returning Board
will exclude from the count results
that represent, not free and fair election,
but the terrorism of rifle clubs and "bull
dozers." The law requires their rejec-
ton, and law which did not jnstify it
would be ridiculous. This is republic,
where the peoples will must be reflected
free of intimidation, to be of any virtue or
value. If it is to be practicable for bold
man to make himself President by force Of
arms in one section, and by bribery, colo
nization, and ballot=bez manipulation in
the ether, then we have fallen on times so
bad that our past troubles will appear tri.
fling. Mr.. Tilden has gathered in more
than so electoral votes by fraud and force,
besides those which he is grasping after in
Louisiana. If he should get those of that
State, too, it would be nothing but the tri-
umph of a bold robber and debaucher Of
the national virtue. We believe his great
intended crime will be defeated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-11-29
The New Drug store

At Tenth and Market, is now we'll stocked with new
md fine goods fresh from the npOrters. The pre-
criplion clerk is a man of experience, and custo
ners will be co rectly served. Homeopathic medi-
zines also dispensed. W. L. ALRlCHS,
jy17-tf Apothecary.