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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
FINANCIAL q COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON, DEL, October 4. 1876.

STOCK QUOTATIONS, AT O'CLOCK TODAY
Reported by Craige, johnson b Co., Bankers and
Brokers. 18th and Market Sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
EtrRtnt

TNOR RENr-A VERY DESIRABLE NINE
IL room house, IN good neighborhood, front
porch, and every modern convenience rent low un-
til saring. Inquire at
sep3O.eodtf THIS OFFICE
NOR r f n T-SEVERAL DESIRABLE
II houses with side yards and modern conveniences
and good lucaaons Apply to
oct2-5teod NJ. NJ. CHILD.
T1OR RENT-A NEW, COMPLETE aSTORY
II brick house, with i've rooms enclosed summer
kitchen ami splendid yerd. A good stand TOT a
small store; fixtures and all complete. No GA East
seventh street oct2 4.
non II I'm g. CARRIAGE FACTORY AT
a Front and West 4treets. Apply at
mY4.u =. 3. lNR. tRONI AMI WEST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

MISS ROBERTSON'S
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
For young ladies and children, sSs Market street,
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 18th.
,-IO
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04


DEPREssIoN. a weak exhausted feeling no energy
or courage; the result of MENTAL ovER-woRK, Ex-
CEssEs or some drain upon the system, is always
cured by HUMPHREYS HoMEPATHIc SPECIFIC No
25 II tones up and nvigorates the system, dispels
ergy,-stops the drain and rejuvenates the entire
man. Been used twenty years with perfect success
by thousands Sold by dealers. Price, Sl.OO per
single vial, or $500 per package of five walls and
So vial of powder Sent by mail receipt OF price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
COMPANY, 562 Broadway, New York. See large
advertisement. feb25 .eod&w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
IMPORTANT! T!lNVENTORS

who nave had patents rejected by the Patent Office
address LOUIS BAGGER Co, Patent Attorneys,
Washington, d. Q. d. ce.tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

LOAN SALEs.-At the meeting Of the Del
aware Loan, last evening, $3.50 was sold for
| % per cent
At the 4Sd meeting of the Excelsior Loan,
$1,000 war sold for 2514 per cent, 800 at
1874, and $40 at 2014
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

The Womens' Temperance Union will
meet in Grace NJ. f. GLugch, this Wednes
day afternoon. at O'Clock All the ladies
who joined the Association when it was
first organized are requested TO be present.
Rev. I. NJ. Haldeman will give Bible
reading in Delaware Avenue Baptist Church,
ou Thursday afternoon, at o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

ezs-I INfPoRrANT.-Ify you are gong to see the Gem
tennial Exhibition with your wife and children write
to Bottoms Washington Hotel on Chestnut street
above Seventh, Philadelphia, and give the number
of grown persons and children in your family and
how long you propose to stay and get their prices.
If you are going with party, society or LODGE do
the same.
Washington Hotel with wide Chestnut street
front, only charges $500 per day, and $3.50 for sup
per. lodging and breakfast and the branch of the
Washington, on the European plan, on Seventh st.
near Chestnut, only chargest @l00 for room and
there you get good meal for fifty cents ii you
desireit, you can get your meals anywhere else
you choose.
And another shng: If you desire to spe I'd few
days longer at the finest Seaside resort in Amer
lea, writ for prices at Columbia House, Cape May
only twohours ride from Philadelphi , with full
'front.' beautiful shaded lawn, music and every
other desirable attraction le30-w6s&wtf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
educational City.

NOTICE.
ISAAC j. SUFPHAY
Will resume his day and evening school on Mon
day morning, September 4th. at lilo French street.
Scholars in general are invited. aug3l-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04
Excursion Tickets

Will be Issued by the
p. w. & b. r. r..
Admitting to the grounds which to be good for the
return Trip must be punched by the gatekeeper
IL Is expected that Excursion Tickets will be ssued
ad e man
The p, ". 4 B. R. R. will charge regular rates of
treight TO Mlddletown, upon all articles and stock
ior tne exh blton, and return them free.
EXHIBITORS WILL PLEASE APPLY tn
AGENTS OF DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD FOR RATES
The grounds will be open
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Sd,
For the reception OF articles and stock for the Ex
T.. Ladies, Agriculturists, Pomologists, Horticuitur
lus fouiteTers, Graziers, Inventors and Mechanics
are cordially invited to become exhibitors
g hooks are now open and information will be cheer.
We havo of the very best half mile tracks in
the country. 'NA 10
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-10-04

This Association in announcing their third annual
e3hb ton to be held as above feel confident that it
they have yet given.
The good order and decorum that have character.
izsd their previous exhibitions will be strictly mann
tanned, the premiums Will be impartially awarded,
and every effort will be made to render the occasion
pleasant and satisfactory.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12
FOR SALE or SENrl

A dwelling hoaso, situated near Ina eouFa.
house. The b use has thirteen wnla8. kIsea-
en- ard dining r~sna A fine vel ~ the
psemises. good garden spst etr. N eill Do
cold 90 reasonable terms 20 WI - ranfaA al
a modera,o prigo. for nlFthsr psrsiealar.
apply to. Ma. "a. *. Lev.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12
, Y I 7 I 7 =

10 e6s N70rhsmE af@ss.-N G
can furnish Yea employment ri which yea
eaa saake VERY large pay in sour own lscal-
ttiea. without being aWav frsssn hnsne over
night Agents wanted Va every tpwR and
county b. taks subscription. for the Centsn-
NAL Record the largest publigation in the
tnited Sta,es-lS pages, 90 columns Ele-
gantly Illustrated; terms anly " per year.
The kecurd y devoted b. whatever y II 10 l.
tenrst ConncCtei With thc Centennial wear
The Great Exhibition ~ rhilEaelphsa ls TALL,
illustrated In d.tail EVERYDAY wants Il
The whole people feel grea, interest Ia their
countr,'s GentsDulal birthday ard want g.
know all about " An elcg~ni patri0,ic
crayon drawing pFemiCm picturr y prr-sht-
81 free b each sub-criber. IL u entitled, In
remembrance - the tine nnndrcdth Ahni-
versaFy Of the lndspendenee II the United
States, sine 70 by ~ inches, ANY ore can
become = sacoessful aEsent, Coz bat show che
paper and picture and hundreds Il suhscri-
beers are easily obtained everywhere. Their
u no business that VII pay like this Al pres
ent We have many agents Who are maki ing
a. high ss 50 per day and upWsr,ls. Nov i
the time don't DELAY. send for our circu-
lars. terms. and sample copy of paper. which
arr sent IRE b. all Who applys d. IL TODAY.
Complete outfit FRYE b those xho decide b.
engage. Farmers and mechanics and their
sons and daughters make the very beat "
agents. Address
Tux CENTENNIAL RECORD.
ialyi-lyl Portland. Maine.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

Getting rich depends No, no much
upon what q man receives, ~ upon
what he saves. The sons Of the rich
seldom acquire these habits Of econo-
my, but commencing where their
fathers leave OF they retrace his
steps aud leave of where he began
at the small end &c the bern.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12
WORTH KNOWING.

The be., way b. cuok = hank Of Beef -
Rsll the strip ticktly together, and he cords
arVund u IN several places. then boil the
roughly, set u aside b. coal, remove the csrsls
when V cold, and oul a. yoa need. in thin
slices. ID viii cut smooth and even. and APP
pear marblcd in hae layers u lean aud fat
Baked Tomatoes. - Make n hole in the
ends Of large tomatoes Oh With bread erhml.
sell seasoned with salt pepper and butter,
and bake.
Tomato Relish.--Take enc tomato and cot
inie thia slices one ssaall onion. cut enc As
possible sprinkle over The tomato, add salt
pepper and vinegar. and you viii have very
sppetizfng relish Cor your lunch table.
To Preserve Appies. . pound Of
sugar 10 each pound q peelsd and qasrted
apples. Pear on the sugar, enough good
WHISKY 30 moislent but M, disolve "a Put
yss. spples IN and sur them till esrh piece u
well rnatcA with L. Then 80 ever the are
and heat very slowly. string freqacntly. In
aAsss~'ay eneagh syrup VII Be formed b.
eook the spplca Boil geatly tiii cla.r The
asvor 81 thess priserYes wilt be found ekcel-
lent
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

In consideration Of the great In
tercsts involved In the approaching
election, yoar COMMITTEES earnestly
urge the necCssity Of immediate End
thorough organization.
By united action we obtained the
control Of our State and County, b.
such action we may retain Il aud Gas,
the vote VI Mississippi for Consti.
tuuonal Presdent of the United
States. by inaction all the rich
fruits ofour success may be lost,
when we would surely again expert
enoc the plight Of q good govern
ment administered by alien advcn-
turers, who recognise no responsible.
ny 10 the ignorant voters who sas-
tain them. The bankrapted state OF
the South demonstrate the inevitable
result Of such rule. BY oar expcri.
ence we may judge Of the character
Of the governments which would fcl.
low our defeat, for imagination with.
out the experience we have suffered.
would fail TO ioseshaslow the result
II tho boards Of Adventures
10 the South, famished by en-.
cluSicn from Office are again re.
tnrn again 10 power, their disposl-
ton 90 pluBder, and their wonderful
capacity 80 TO do are lnconceivable.
The platform Of the Republican par
" adopted before nomination Of
their candidate, when Blaine, Nor.
ton and ConklIng were the leading
aspirants, demands the paeihcation
II the South. What this phrase OF
their platform means, oan best he
judged by the character Of the men
who were then struggling for the
nomination. Pacihcation Ut the South
means the overthrow of the Demo
cratic aud Conservative party OF
free snfferage and Con stitutional
government in the South by the
bayOnsL II means the establish
ment OF governments 10 be con
trollcd by men too selfish TO be loyal
20 any honest party, and too much
partiEans 20 be- loyal 20 any honest
government. IL means that here In
the South they will make a solitude
and call IL . place
To all who have an interest in the
establishment of q reform federal
government, In maintaining an econ
omioal, impartial home government
In the State, which ~ both able and
willing 10 protect the rights of all
persons irrespective of race or po-
litical opinion, We confidently appeal
and cordially invite them 10 Join
now with NJ On IN honest enel~avor
60 reform the government and estab-
lish equal political rightsaf all. ctssS
should NJ once reorgAnize, and work
ing committees be appointed. Special
attention should be given 30 the ap-
pointment Of committees oa registra-
ton, asthe registration 10 60 be made
anew old registration papers arc
worthless. A committee should be-
appointed, 60 run out and know the
lines dividing the election precincts,
one or more u the members OF
this Committee should be- in at
tendance during the registration
at the election PRECINCT. Clubs
will please report a organic
ell and thereafter report on LIT ana
Ord Mondays thieT condition, num-
bers, etc. 10 this Committee. by
order Of the Committee.
TIM. T.. CoorER, Chm'n.
II. e. CoSS, Secretary.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12


aud must not be sacrificed 10 the usu.
ffuct Of the incumbents.
Amer these Immediate steps which
will insure the expedition Of better
examples, We may wisely 40 on 90
the abolition of unnecessary offices.
and finally 90 I've patient, carciul or.
gamEation ola better civil service
system under the tesla wherever
practicable, Of proved competency
and hdlcllty..
While much may BE- accomplished
by these methods, II might encour.
age dclasive expectations i'll with.
held here the expresslon Of my con.
victions that no reform ol the civil
service ~ this country will be con-.
plete aud permanent until Its Chief
Magistrate u oonstitutiona.ly dis.
qualified for reelection.
Experience having repeatedly cx
posed the utility II sclieImposcd re.
striction by candidates or incam-
bents, through this solemnity only
can he be efectnally delivered from
his greatest temptation 20 misuse the
power and patronage with which the
Executive Is noocesSarily charged.
CONCLUSION.
Educated In tho belief that Il h the
first duty " q citizen of the Repub
llc Ia take his fair allotment Of care
and trosble In public affairs, I have
ior forty year., as u private citizen,
fulfilled that duty. Though occupied
IN m unusual degree durinng all the
periods with the concerns Of govern
ment, have never acquired the habit
OF official life.
When n year and half ago en-
tered upon my present trust, IL was
in order Ia consummate reforms To
which bad already devoted several
Of the bes, years OF my life. Know.
ing rs ! do, therefore, from frcsh ca
Periencc, how great the difference
between gliding through an Official
routine and working oat a reform a
ssteins aud pollces, II l. impossible
for mo Ia contemplate what needs To
he done in the Federal Administra-
tton without an anxious sense of
tho officially Of the undertaking.
II summond by tho sufferages Of
my countrymen 70 attempt this work,
] shall eRdeaVoT, with Gods holn,
60 be the efficient instrument Of their
will.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
To Gen John A. McClernand,
Chairman; Gep. W. u. Franklin,
Hon J. J. Abbott, lion. A. J.
Spannhorst, Hon. II. J. Re,laed,
Hon. y. =. Lyon, and Others.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12
0rg~asse.
The following Is the circular letter
of the State Executive Committee:
JACKSON, July "a. 1876.

The following u the circular letter
of the State Executive Committee;
JACKSON, July %, 1876.
The Democrats and Conservatives
~ the State and all others favorable
60 q reform in the National Admin
istration, by the election Of Thlden
and Hendricks, are hereby requested
10 organize for the canvass, b. =
]. Forming clubs In each election
prcciRct, eleotlng President. Vice
President, Secretary aud Treasurer
for each club.
z. Appointing for each club the
following committees, viz: A Com.
mIttce on Registration; an Execu-
tive committee ON the State Of the
canvass, aud such other committee
as each club may deem cxpedlent.
The heads Of the Committees must
DO selected from the most diSceet,
active and working members OF the
club. This Is no time for compli.
Incntary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
men are needed.
3. Let county executive com.
committee be appointed for each
county composed OF men from every
part ct the county. A small number
convenient Ia the courthouse, should
be.authoriked toact Ion the whole; but
there should be full meeting OF the
committee once every two weeks.
These meeting mays be- held at the
courthouse, or u preferred, they be
held by turns In tho various pre-
eincts. Ii h recommended that at
least one meeting Of the committee
should be held In each precinct
PRIOR 90 the election, 80 that all the
members may have the opportunity
knowing personally how the canvass
progresses In all parts oi the county.
I. Reports IRON all the Clubs
should be regularly made 60 the
County Executive Committee.
These reports should 10 ~ full aud
explicit ~ 10 give accurate aud ex.
act information as 90 the canvass.
The chairman Of the County execu
tive committee should keep a room
or ofiico nj the county seat, and
should, when absent, he represented
there by Secretary. lie 10 especial.
ly charged with the success of the
canvass In his county and he will be
expected 10 give such advice and az
sistance 10 the various Clubs rs may
be required. The duties Of this Of.
hccr will he delicate, responsible
aud arduous aud be will be expected
20 give his undivided attention 20 the
canvass. lie viii report 10 the State
Executive Committee the state OF
tho canvass In his county on the lst
and 81 Mondays Of each month and
AT such other times as he may deem
necessary.
s. The club meetings should be
freqacnt-weekly, II possible, and
some member Of the club should be
required 10 mako . regular address
nj each meeting.
O. II u not Intended by this cir.
cular 10 dictate an invariable aud
interchangeable mode Of organization.
Each county viii determine Tor itself
the notifications and additions may
De ncedod. Our friends In each
county will adopt such organization
and methods ~ the local circanssisn-
ces may require.
Z. The old county Executive
committees remain In oiiice OIL new
committees are appsintsd. Whsa
mo- new committees have been 60
lccted, the old committees are charg-
cd with tho duty q presiding 10 per
feet q thorough organization atonce.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12
BROWNS WELLS,
COPIAH COUNTY, MISS,
Great Health 4 Pleasure Resort.

VsHE Propristor ef these Justly eele-
J. hrated Wells take this method OF In
forming me public that he 10 now pre-
pared % receive gaesta and hatteFs him
scli that he viii be able 10 give satisiae-
ton % all who may come.
TIE Water iron these Wells has been
usesl tor twenty years, and has cured Q
great many Of the following, % well n
many other diseases: skln Diseases,
tuactional Indigestion. Anemla, Chorea.
stipation. Chronic Dlarrh@a. Chrofic
Gastriiis. some iorms OF Dropsy, Chronic
Dysentry, Chronic lIepAtis Chroalc
Lsryngilis, diseases OF the mouth, Ozena
aud other scrofnloas affections, elect.
Chrenlc Conorrhasa, dlseasas Of the
bladder OF Kidneys, diseases incident To
Females, spinal Irritation, Amehorrhna.
Menorrhagla sni the many terms OF
IJencorrh0a. 10 n par excelleaee the
place Coz persons OF broken down eonsti-
tatioas.
The section Of eoun try In whseh the
Wells are located is probably % healthy
~ any poi ton Of the world. The Eroonds
surrounding the Wells consist Of beau
tiiul grove % over thirty aeres. There
are many cottages, single AID doubia Cor
the use OF visitors With . very large and
eommodloas dining room. There VII be
smasements Of ali kinds. Baggies ssd
horses viii be furnished ~ reasonable
rates. There VIII DO daily mail via
newspapers In sbandance.
The Wells ere situated eight miles wei
OF Hsxlehurst. Mis-. A daily line Of eoa.
Portable hacks VIII run from Haxicharvs
and the Wells. Through tickets can IN
he'd at the efilcs OF the N. O. 80. l.. A G,
Railroad. ss New OriesnA for ell0o
round Trip and good until arsi Of October
RArks 90 neAaDs -
Fer DAY; - .,S..,,.. .
fef Week. ......s..-..s - 4s**4 -
Per Month. ..........~I. q. @
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12
Register register! rcgister!!!


HEIP OSE ASoTHER.-This little
sentence should be written on every
heart and stamped ON every memory.
II should be the golden rule prac-
ticed not in every household, but
throughout the world BY helping
one another We not only remove
thorns from the pathway, and anx-
iety from tho mind, but wc feel a
sense Of pleasure IN our own hearts,
knowing we are doing a duty To a
fellow creature. A helping hand or
an encouraging word Is nS1sess TO "a,
yet it Is a benefit 60 others. Who
has not felt the power of this little
sentence Who has not needed the
encouragement and need OF kind
friendl How soothing, when per
picked with some task that Is mys.
terious aud burdeasoms, 20 feel n
gentle hand on the shoulder and 20
hear a kind voioe whispering, "do
not be discouraged; see your
trouble; let me help YOU What
strength u inspired what hope ere
ased what sweet gratitude Is felt
and the great difficulty 10 dissolved
an dew beneath the sunshine. zee,
10. Us help one another By endeavor-
ing Ia strengthen aud encourage the
weak and lin the burden Of care from
the weary and oppressed, that life
may glide smoothly on and the fonnt
OF bitterness yield sweet waters and
lie whose willing hand Is ever ready
TO aid " will reward our humble en-.
deavors and every good deed be as
'bread cast upon the waters, 10 10.
turn after macy days. II not 10 Us,
90 those we love.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

A BEAUTIFUL sGxrlMEsr.--Liie
bears Us on like the stream Of q
beautiful river. Our boat "a FRA glisles
down the narrow channel through
the playful marmers OF The little
brook and the winding OF the grassy
borders. The trees shed theiF bios
SONS over our yoang heads, The
flowers on the brink seem to offer
themselves to our young handsi we
are happy In hope, and grasp eager
~ at the beauties around as but the
strcam harrics on, aud sill our
hands are empty. Oar course In
youth ard manhood IL along deep
or and wider food, amid objects
more striking and magnificent. We
are animated at the moviag picture
Of enjoyment and industry passing
around us--are excited Mt some short
lived disappointment. The strcam
bears as on, and our joys and grief
are let behind us. We may be
shipwrecked--we cannot he delayed;
whether rough or smooth, the river
hastens 10 is home till the ruar OF
the ocecn u in our ears, and the toss
ing Of the waves beneath our feet,
and the land lessons fron our eyes
and the foods are hiled up around
ne, and We take our leave Of earth
aud its inhabitants, until of our ia
tare voyage there j. no witness save
the Infinite and Eternal.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

CxND &c " GEO. p, POWELL a Co,
- Nov Vera. Cor Pamphlet 81 100 pass.
eol.slhing lists % 500 newspspers, and es-
tinates showing cost of advertising.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

4 The names Of the Chairman OF
zach county Executive Committee
should be reported at once 10 the
State Committee. "a. uEoRas.
Chairman.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

A writer in the Scientific Ameri-
can says: "Nearly every man has
bis own life preserver. ID 10 not
generally known that, when q per
son falls into the water, q common
felt bat can be made nee of ~ life
preserver. by placing the hat upon
the water, rim down, with the arm
around II pressing u slightly 10 the
breast, u will bear O man mp for
hours. Any one doubling the above
can take an old hat and try II In o
backet Of water, or while bathing,
ana he win soon be convinced.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

The news comes from New Hamp.
shire that the hotels nj the noun
tains are As usual, employing for
WATERS, girls belonging 10 some Of
the best families Of New Hampshire
and Vermont, and they make them.
selves useful not only in the dining
room, bat in the parlOrs, entertain
ing pucSta
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-08-12

That man only Is truly brave who
fears nothing 80 much ~ committing
. mean action, and uadaua,edly faI-
Oils his duty, whatever be the
danger which impede bis way.