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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
l..lrr IIrn.lon,. rrelerenee for tlrnnI.

Iudgp ii0nsiOh'a freierehce ior Grhht's
TIo Milford Ne,cs speaks quite fully, this
d, Ill upon the fact that Judge Houston has
,l,i,ly declared his preference for the regular
|rcallrm ticket That paper proceeds az fol-
los.
..rr,,er such state Of affairs tho contest
,,,,,- one narrowed down as to the capabil-
1td Qualifications of the two Republicans
s named and before the people as the candi-
i,ts- r the Presidency and IA between these
,s I,lre /. ardenlly ior Grant. He thinks he
n. Eprl, tred in some Of the seyerest urdeal- to
sIrl any mau in tile Nation has ever been
!, ,ilipet.d and through them all he has come
Il ,n, moi only triumphant. but improved, purii- d
II ,ls,altoi That the President has made mis-
S,.4. lie readily admits. He does not consider
mntallil le by any means; but his Adminis-
SniJl las been a good one. The country has
only enjoyed peace and prosperity, but has
tll. grral advancement in overcoming the dis
rlt.,t and insubOrdination ltgitimately growing
faf the great chaos of war through which ws
NE passed Altogether he considers the Adj
al.im'l,n successful one,a tiled one which
!, ,tuil not overthrow at this time for All eX
anutntal one. and especially so when it IL pro
g.,l fu make tho expei iment with the erraic
tnli-opher of the New York Tribune
Ilrlddre was Ia the councils Of the Nation
Il ,c laws when the great men of the old Wing
\ lary we're Struggling against the tendencies of
Il Warfn statesmen toward the supremacy of
kan,lctn IDEAS IN the Government or, failing
t- a separate Southern empire in which
a-alNtuIlr notions should prevail and with
SEd..tr. Gay aud Clayton, he rendered efficient
-.4 10 the cOuntfyand maintained the credit
iWaiity Of our own Commonwealth, which IN
Il naurthy hands, has since fallen 80 low as to be
UWJid and Il repr0ach throughout the land.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
State Items.


Peaches are worth as much in the Milford
market AZ they are in New York.
An abundance OF rain has fallen in the lower
counties, and all things of the vegetable king
dom is very much revived.
It is estimated by some of the best financiers
that Sussex County loses annually ten thou aud
dollars by the Incompetence of her officials not
to speak of the amount lost by swindles. SO says
the Milford Ne'os.
All the salt marshes along the Delaware have
SO dried up that hay will be exceedingly scarce
and high this winter. Farmers are already dis
posing of their cattle in anticipation OF tho
coming winter.
Mr.. VIM. A Scribner, of Milford, has just laid
the keel of another large vessel. She ID to be
of 500 tons capacity and is to be rigged as a
three masted schooner.
The new NJ. L. Church, at Milford, is rapidly
approaching completion and it is claimed, for
just proportion aud neat exterior, it is not to be
exceed on the Peninsula.
The officers of the Eastern Queen are deter
mined to maintain the connection between Loves
and New York, notwithstanding the balance be-
tween profit and loss has not at any trip of the
season been on the right side.
The public houses along the Bay shore have
all done good business this season. The "a
tremely hot weather and the absence of mosqnl-
toes have made them pleasant places of resort.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
Abti-Croa,,rt.

N1i now comes one of those pestiferous
rrlures who are never willing that the people
taoMd have auy fun, and preaching in Lot =
4" paper against croquet. Fast OF all. accOr-
4 % 70 his authority, it produces a curvature OF
" -inr there are also dozen other deiorm-
w. winch devotion to the game entails. The
D Ner deyelopss the muscles of his right arm
u The expense of those of the left. He or she
4 s'a ilul-es the left foot to an extent that pro-
.ees permanent bunions and other superiluous
NAelsies OF surface, ultimately ending in lame
Ie-' lie muscles enlarge so as to make the
NI' Hhcuuurly short IN comparison with it,
'npan on The unfortunate cropuet player
wing iua earned curved spine, "a dispropor
anAlrly large right arm, and an equally i'll ar
lNSea left leg, together with painful bunlOns
aAi ornament lameness. finally peli7hes miser
''. ''"m consumption, indeed 10y the unnatua
lS'int to which the chest is subjected wheI
''o't over the tall ALI Of which IL very sad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
Neiahbnri lg sloua.ies

The Reading market is baing well supplied
viii improved qualities of peaches, at low pri-
ces'
While attempting to arrest one William
Care. Oumrn Township, who was ch trged with
a sau ting Bonneville Yost with an axe, one OF
the officers was shot aud wounded by Carey.
The criminal escaped
Two young men of Reading, named Cyrus
Schdt aud wm Gibbons brutaly assaulted a
nan from Pott-ville, named Michael Reiley.
llmely interference of some parties probably
rased Il iey's lite as he was nearly dead from
the beating.
"A la . excursion party went from Reading
to Atlantic Cily yesterday
--R 'ading viii have amusements notwith-
standing tho hot weather. The Mannerchor Ju-
hilee Coneert,a theatre engagement clrcas, are
all On tho bills for this week W
-partlito. are pIenty in B rks county.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
The louisville Tide Swelling.

THE MOVEMENT GROWING FnHMtDABLE-PossIBTL-
ITY THAT o'coNoR MAY CARRY THE DEM0CHAlIC
VOTE AWAY from GREELEY RUMORED WITH
DIAwAL uF GREELEY.
A special dispatch from New York to the ST.
Louis Globe says 1t il rumored thqt Gre eley
being satisfied that he will be distanced in the
Presi lohtial race, proposes to Withdraw in favor
OF Charles O'Conor who will uudnnbtedlv be
the choice of the Louisville Convention.
The Reading Dispdtcb rays it had an oppnrtn
uty during the recent Convention in that citv
to learn the feelings of the Democrats of Bsrks
county. majority Of them now expect though
much against their will to support Greeley. but
il b ,ckalew is beatel ia o tober, and Charles
O'Conur. or any other good man Il named at
Louisville, thew viii vots Htnust solid for him,
and B-Tks county will give plurality for Graut
In Kentucky. tho ra'ght Democrats are esti-
ma ed at 80 per cent of the whole party strength.
In rome localities they amount to one-half. In
tue 81 district j. s Golladav IL running for Con-
gress on the Straight platform,
A large meeting of Democrats was held at Fort
Wayne. Ind on last turiav, and delegates,
were chosen to the Louisville Convention. Mr.
Foster, Of the Fort Wayne Free Press was Sec
retary, and Hon. VIM. q. Moreau made u tre-
mendons address. riddlIng Greeley very hally
In the 9th district of Indiana, delegl ltes to
LnniHNlle will be chosen by a Convection at
Madi-onvie on the 9th, d in tbs 2ud by u
similar body at Paoli. ON the 2sth. The call for
the Former IL headed 10y Jacob Admire, the reg
ular Democratic candidate for the Legislature
in Johuson county
New York dispatch SAYS Greeley's friends
are working hard to prevent the Louisville con-
vention. Some of them admit that il straight
Democratic ticket is put in the field, Greeley's
chances are hopeless, and his friends may as
well give up the fight.
The Straght-uut Democratic Convention of
New Jersey meets to day at Trenton 1t will
nominate Presidential electors. and choose dele
gates to the Louisville Conver tinn.
Joseph Ledlie, of Springfield, H., has signed
a call for a Straight-Out Democratic Convention,
to meet in that city on the 29th and choose de-
egates to Louisville.
A preliminary meeting Straight out Democrat 8
met at jefferson City, missour on Weinesdi y
night They decided to hold another meeting
after the adjournment OF the DamocratIc q, n
ventiou, and elect delegates to the Convent, n
at Louisville.
The Straight Democrats of the 5th Michigan
District met at Grand Haven, on Tuesday, and
elected Col. W. Ferry aud Martin Hines, dole
gates to Louisville. Col Ferry announced that
he had received large number of letters from
lifelong Democrats III all parts OF the district
expressing sympathy with the Louisville move
ment
The Clarksburg (Va.) Democrd: has at the
head of its columns tho following ticket For
President Charles O'Uonor; Vice President,
J. Proctor Kuutt, of Kentucky
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24

The Rochester Union ''authorit ltiyely" an
nonnces that Chef Justice Church. after mature
constitution declines the Democratic nomina-
tiuu fOr Governor of New York,
4 large meeti & in behalf of the Texas Pacific
Railroad was held ~ San Francisco ON Thursday
evening" dresses were made by Colonel
Thomas A. Scott, Colonel John " FOrney,
Governor .phrocAm1it0n, and Senator Sherman.
Bishop Randall of Colorado, has recently made
a tour ot twelve hundred miles over small
part OF his diocese.
The publisher OF Berlin fashion paper has
inst retired on fortune of several million tina
lers derived from the sale of his Journal.
The Kansas Pacific Rairoad has made arrange
ments o ship eighty Thousand head of cattle
from Ellsworth.
Ira in Ga, boasts of watermelon vine that
covers II space of ground forty feet in diameter
aud On which there were tLirIy melons, ayerag-
ing thlrty-Oue pounds in weight
Say nothing respecting Yourself, either good,
bad or indifferent. Nothing good, Tor that is
vanity; nothing bad for that is affectation;
nothing Indifferent for that is silly.
Coal mining by machinery is likely to be a
succt s-fu IAet. The successful working vi a
coil cutting machine in England is likely to
hasten such cunnu nation aud also bring soma
relief TO the threatening fuel famine III that
country.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
rhu Dcmocrodr cnudidntc lor Conarcss.

From the smyrna Tlmes-iiep
u ttis section is any indication of the feeling
ltolphout ihe State, the candidate of the Den-
,tat- tor Conpre-s. Mr. O. W. Wright, is very
lpular We have heard Of number who
cii e to support him, and have heard several
~ tSIirss themselves. Nor il the oppositiOn
ruta,d strictly to the "Pollie-,' hut others of
tr party, who desired that the State should
lYaa thoroughly competent representative in
llr lower House of Congress, one as good at
ea-l, u not much better, than the present in
tum.cut. We iiud that, notwithstanding Mr..
Nu-rt was nominated on the lir-t ballot. lie was
y no means the first choice of the party, and
he Was elected was IA surprise to most OF
he tHIcgatts in the Convention. Even with
bose whu support him, almost every one in this
t1ly does 80 merely because he IL tho nomi-
= he Of the party not because he is their choice.
most any one of the other aspirants would
l"r been preferred, There il no spirit or en-
tdisAsm for the nominee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
Notes from cape May.

Norris Robinson and wife, OF New York,
uc leeu staying at the Stockton. They leave
rAouu, to-day
The reason is drawing to close, but those
Ehrtmain are enjoying themselves hugely.
he Iiare declares its intention of renewing
contest with the City Council next season.
r-- that body is, in the meantime. superseded
5 eammission appointed by the Legislature.
lus Isy star however uphells the Council,
saws it has saved $1,000 by not taking the
N advice.
lrotcssor Briggs is still skating at the Stock
lm
-iirs John W. Forney has gone home.
The Hailroad Conductors have their annual
aul iiail, at the stockton, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
Personal Intelligence.

Judge j. W. Houston has gone to Missouri on
visit to some relations at Hannibal He
will return in about month. Tho judge has his
residence at Dover, but has been spending the
summer at Lewes.
Gen A. 7, A. Torbert, U s. Consul 10 Havana,
and Cuslus w. Wight, Democratic candidate
for Congress, went through Lewis, on Tuesday
Eastern QUEEN.
Ida Greeley is not engaged to be married, as
WAS reported.
Ole Bull was last heard from in Norway, where
he wls giving his countrymen charity concerts.
Carl Schuiz gets two hundred dollars fer each
Of his campaign speeches.
Secretary Boutwell, il passing few davs on
Cape Aun, but will soon be heard from IN Penn
sylVania
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24

BARNS BuRSED.-Several fires were discerna-
BILE from this city during and after the thunder
storm on Thursday nigh last in the direction of
Chester county. Ws learn that the barn of Cy-
rus jackson. in East Marlborough township, vas
struck by lightning aud destroyed. The sttuc-
ture was large one and was totally consumed,
with all his crops. farming implements, &o
Also six fine hogs. Loss partially covered ia the
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of KEN
nett Square.
We have reports that barns shared similar fato
in the vicinities of Downington, Lionvie Rus
selville, but have no particulars serving to make
them authentic.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
nclnworc NtaIe Directory.

W the Millold News aud AdVertlFer.l
mis- Is the title OF now work OF 4G1 pages
il,i r. IN the Commercial Press. 1t is carefully
t1Mplod and contains. besides complete
lUcrury Of the city Of Wilmington. ii brief ac-
cN,ut Of every town in the state, with thenames
Z the chief business men of the town and sur
'hmng country 1t is generally accurate,
he'l printed and bound, and will prove highly
l'r'u 10 all persons in the State, or to those in
, slnoung cities who transact business with
n nrprople of Delaware. Jenhina ~ Atkinson,
" N.mIlEton. snplly it at % 01.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
sNe0ra'ha is overrun with grass-hoppers,

5
Aaio. gi''ler-hearted Chicago bus driver says he
s.,S.' y' 10 run over man-he thinks it hurts the
rn. nu order TO keep up with the progress the age,
lam, lno : sad to have abandoned the seythe aud
aa a watch. '''''-'
.,et Switzerland this season. causing a loss Of
Ly .,, ~, some places. Sweden has been visited
'''n'ar tempests.
the,., ingenious observer has discovered that
Lsl, 70 remarkable resemblance between a
thr;. ana Wheat, since it is first cradled, then
familn fleu and finally becomes the flower Of the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
A Pie-Nicinn smnlI-Pox House.

\ llcuic party from West Chester recently
Hrh' nlon Buck Run for days sport, and es-
iA < house furnished but not occupied, they
'lrr tins their headquarters and enjoyed them
'oN'H hugely. Their joy however, was soon
.n'iStd To sorrow, when they learned that the
= If''a'-pox had existed there. None of the party
however, were inoculated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
SECOND EDITION.
800, P. Nj.
Across the Atlantic,

THE BELFAST RIoTs-o1HER INSTRUCTIONS.
LONDON, Aug. "a.
Private dispatches from Belfast report the
rioting renewed. Several severe encounters
were had between opposing mobs, but the &C.
counts are not confirmed.
Military precautions are making to suppress
the apprehended insurecton in the provinces
bordering on France.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24

season. But lovers OF cricket-and who
does not love it who loves the open air and all
evidence of manly vigor? will be sure Of some
fine sport on the Germantown grounds next
month. As for the Athletic and Base Ball
Championship p-what can be said You saw
the account of the Baltimore game. | am afraid
that was decisive for this year. INDEX.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
Rrul,e HrrN,ck tron,a swing.

N Young sirl, about seventeen years of age,
<. ~ laughter of farmer named Jamison neal
49, Jo'rrh, Missouri, was leisurely reclining III
fIlE"lhB When she slipped from her seat aud
w.. t. 70 the ground. The fall was only about five
''sN was dlHucated causing instant death.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
FIRST EDITION..
e:3O p. M.
West YIrainIa EleclIon.

JACOB PROBABLY ELECTED GOVERNOR BY 1000 TO
5000 MAJoRITY-THE WORD "wHITE VOTED
DOWN.
WHEELING, Aug. "a.
It is believed that Jacob, the Independent
candidate for Governor, is elected by from two
thousand to three thousand majority.
The proposition to insert "white" in the Con-
stitution, as qualification for Office was almost
unanimously voted down.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
spain.
AN EXPECTED 1NsuRHEor1os.

MADRID, Aug. 81.
The Madrid government has information that
an expected instruction will occur on the twen-
ty-eighth The French government have been
requested to prevent insurgents from receiving
aid from France.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24

MIC TICE-SFCOND WARn-A meeting of the
" Republicans OF the I'd Ward will he heln ut
DicRinsOn's hotel OH Monday evening August ,6th
at O'clock for the purpose o. nnnina ing a CuUn-
Gilman aud other Ward cGicnrs.
GEORGE MCCALL.
RuR2l-2L Oh .lrInan GOmmnt.ll.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24

The poyer Ieia'oarean the Salisbury organ
,t mis- state keeps the Democratic electoral
! ,Let at the head Of the editorial page, Jut not
,..,,tand BroUa, Is it ashamed of the man
al.m,tasks others to vote for
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
HEALDS' HYcEIAN HOME.
Cor. Van Barren ~. and shnllcrosa Ave-,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
PUsEY HEALD, NJ. D. ! PHYSICIANS
MARY Il. hEALl9, NJ. D., 4hieIoiNN'

MARY II. HEAIb, M. b., FhfsfclASs
marl9-lyOf
This new, irst-class Institution for the HygipalC
TreatmenUof lnvallds-withOut Medi' 'ines-has low
been in successful operation for fifteen mOn,hs,
with patients from seventeen states aud TerritC RES.
In the HYGIEEiU TREATMENT OF the sick, We r.pu-
diate the euire st stem of drug. living not only
utterly fallauiOus, but terribly destructive to he ill.,
happiness and life. Medicines such are dali, adj
minlstered TO sick persons Il given those IN Wig
OrOus neatn, would inevitably make IheHl !. bcs-
son, Nature aud science must and do cOnd Iun
sucn g Healing (?J Art"
Ne rely solely upon natural means, which include
an appropriate combination OF Wholesome FOG,
Pure Air Various forms Of Tepd, Hot and Cold
Baths in Pure Soft ater, Sweulsh NJ vements for
the strengthening OF feeble muscles, the relief cf
congested organs and equalization Of the clrcala-
tion, Magnetism, Sun Baths, Abundant Sleep ana
test, Outdoor Exercise Proper Clothing, ktcJea
ton, etc.
DR. M. II. HEAL0 gives especial attention to
ladies' as does DR.. T. HEALD 70 gentlemen.
Gases visited in TOan OF Country.
marl9-Tu, Thu ,at-fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
Dining and wining.
THE ARBTrRAToRs FEAsTlNo.

GENEVA, Aug. "a.
Tie Arbitrators and their families dined With
Bancroft Davis, last evening, and was followed
by brilliant reception. Many private houGs
were decorated in honor of tho occasion. Davis ;
hotel was Illuminated
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Aug. "a.
Probabilities Weather partly cloudy from
PennsylvAnia to New England with increasing
cloudiness and areas of rain from Northern Flor
ida, North-eastwArd to Virginia and probably to
New Jersey
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
A sad Deficit.

Il, tae , expenses of the Boston Jubilee, according
sI.,, ,te ltport of tho Executive Committee, were
H aI.s S"'u ono and the receipts S44O, 900 leaving
"'eicll OF s2lO, 900.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24

The commercial at ihsesummer Resorts.
rn5se Of our citizens wh0are about to leave for
,nmmer recess,can have the COMMERCIAL forwarded
!, tnem, at IL cents per week. II we pay pO stage
!. 40, n, course, viii be additional.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24

very entertaining story is scommenced on our
,.,rl rage. to-day, Conclusion in Tuesdays
COMMERCIAL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24

b.,NIEkPKlSE CUAL.-FersOns VINO are Tired Vi
Sl trying to burn slate and dirt, should go to
FOUT, " est ana Nater streets, and buy tne EN-
rERpklSh COAL, and get clear Of both. Try it;
JDu Will want NJ other.
f. OW Is THE Tlr L to buy Gua as 1t has not
~ been lover for years. reliance Mt. Carmel
lad Lerlgu are the favOrite klnds. All Sizes kept
under cover ana carriuy screened.
,ilGU W. BUSH. French-St Wharf.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24

,pumler Of changes are made in the Church
n,,,t5ry to.day.with several special announce
,.nt. for to morrow's services.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-24
'alO PHYSICIANS.
syrup Hacto-Phosphare of Lime

sY UlUs CALG LACru-PHosPHATIS.
We pre- rnt to your notice, III" above named pre-
para Ion, Recently sugg sied by Dr. Du art In
D ivute raci g II has rnJ1yed \ 'me pat. as an
eff fuutivR remedy III ertlln ST Il GUS maladies and
IA such forms livspep-il utt snded with sCanLY
SEER, tiOnU tn l. act e cle meet
To tne eye H. is Hn le AT looking preparation,
ami 10 I 'e "a e very agreeable
For sac hy the Il &c o p uud, or to the trade in
any qninl,y. Prepared al he pharmaceutical
blatvrJ OF
EDWARD &C n MI IR,,
Apo'hecarg, Secont and Market streeos,