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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-07

PROTEST OF THE PRESS AGAINST HURRIED CALL
INa-THR VOICE OF SUSSEX AND KENT REPUBLIC
CANS

PROTEST OF THE PRESS AGAINST HURRIED CALL
ING-THR VOICE OF SUSSEX AND KENT REPUBLIC
CANS.
From the Breakwater Light, July Al
The recent announcement in Wilmington
paper that the Republican State Committee Lad
determined upon holding tile State Convention
at Georgetown OH the 18th inst, created no sur
prise, as the contradiction was at the same time
received, though it was accepted by our people
as another evidence that there are parties with
in the ranks who desire to consult the inclina-
ton of certain candidates, and their friends,
rather than the best interests of the party in
this campaign.
Such one sided agitation of the question is
for no good purpose. And il is only persisted
in, to see how far such a course can be pursued
without offence. We take occasion to say, as
representative of Republicans in Sussex, chow
ever much others assume to know of u.s. that
there is no demand for early nominations, and
any efforts in that direction are viewed with dis
trust. That short, earnest canvass is alone
desirable, and if possible that no nomination be
made in advance Of general demand or Demo-
cratic nominations
And in the event. our opinion is that the Sth
of September being the date of the last conyen-
ton, will be best for holding the present one.
Nothing earlier should be thought Of by the
committee. If time hangs heavy let them en-
ploy their political leisure moments in that
thorough district canvass which needs to be had
before opening of campaigns or nominations OF
candidates.
From the Milford News July 8rdl
The general sentiment of tho Republican par
ty seems to be adverse to an early convention,
and the probability is that the Executive Com
mttee will not call it before about September.
campaign ''short, sharp, Al decisive" is our
motto.
[FrOm the Wilmington Every Evening, July g.
1t is generally understood in Republican cir
Giles that this fixing Of an early date for the con-
vention is in the interests of those who are par
ties to the bargain to take both the nominees Of
the Republican party from Kent county. The
time is a very inconvenient one for farmers, but
that makes the chances all the better for the
people who wish to betray this county's rights.
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G)Gfan Steamships.


TNAIAN LINE FOR QUEENSTOWN,
4 AND LIvERPOOL.-RoYGL MAI. .1sSfa
sTsAHEns are appointed to sail as follows ss1slaas4.
PM.
M.
CITY or CHESTER, SATURDAY, July 2S, at 2, p.
r. M.
CITY oF rARIs, SATURDAY, Aug. h, at .. p.
aud each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from
pier a. North River, n. Y.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO AND PROM PHILADELPHIA.
Caoin-ss0 and $780, GOLD, according to accom- no
1atcns Round trip tickets at low rates.
Steerage-ro and from Liverpool Queenstown,
Glasgow Dublin. Londonderry, Belfast, Havre, Ham
burg. sweden, Norway, Denmark and Paris at re-
Drafts Tor Il, and upward, al current rates, pays
hle at any port Of Great Britain and Ireland.
For further Information apply at the Company's
oDONNELL a FAuLK, Sole Agents.
4p2 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
o. 70 X. r. ROBINSON n co, Agents, Fourth
AMI Market street, ilmington myli-lY
A MEXICAN LINE THE scfS#s
II AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COM ssas=ass!sss3szzs
PANY OF rlllLADELPlIIA-Weekly mail Steam
ship service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
CALLtNG AT QUEENSTOWN,
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, and
Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool
The following Steamers are appointed to sail from
ILLINOIS, July . INDIANA, June 80
ONO, July .ARBO sfoRD aug.
'KEN1woR1H. July 20 PgHEsYLvAEIA, Aug. IS
PRICES or PASSAGE in CUnR NCY.
Cabin tI5 10 500 according to accommodations.
Sleerage ana intermediate tickets TO and from all
points at the lowest rates
steamers earked with Star do not carry inter-
mediate.
Passenger accommodations for ell classes unsur-
passed. ample attendance is provided Every
steamer carries surgeon and stewardess.
These steamers are supplied with Life-Iiafts In
addition TO the usual Life-Boats and Liie-Preserv-
ers
Through tickets and through Bills of Iading is
sued between ali prominent points.
For passage, rates OF freight aud other informa-
PETER WRIGHT y SONS, GenI Agts
90T Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Richardson, Spence co. Ma j. Cummins.S Bros
S. p. BELTS, Agent, Adams Express V ohce Vii
mington, Delaware. A. Il. GRIMSHAW, Agent,
Wilmington, Del.
II ED STAR LINE-APPOINT- aefffA
= ed to carry the Belgian and United .assissa<xh.
States Mails. The following Steamers are appointed
FOR ANTwsRP:
NEb fq RGA fspa'e ag "a EE2h NsT YORK INV
-, FROM INV RP. guy
vsbGtLAND' July i8 coLINA,, NJ" '0' July
NEDEit, AN AND, aug Q sMIIzEsLAnD, July %
lhltt-% UF PASS iIk IL CUhl ENVY
! firsi Cabin 500 Second Cabin $40
Seeruge and Intermediate tickets to and from all
| points at the lowest Rates.
Passenger accommodations for all classes unsur-
passed. Ample attendance is provided Every
steamer carries q surgeon and stewaTdess
Trough tickets anu through bills OF ading issued
! between all prominent points.
For passage, rates of freight and other inforna-
| ton apply u
PErER WRIGHT sOys, GEM ACTS.
| a1l Walnut street, Philadelphia, AZ Broad Street,
| New YORK. b. wonder BeCkr, General uronean
| Agent, Antwerp. S. f.. BELTS, Agent, adams EX-
| press ONCE, Wilmington Del =. II. GRIMaiI Az,
Aeehl, VI mngton Del 'myT-ly
A NCHOR LIME ,Frst
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1874-07-07

z ACURSIONISTS AND PICNIC PAR.
~ TIES
Can get
CANNED LOBSTER, SALMON, PoTTED MEATS,
SARDINES, SIIADDINEs,
Crosse Il Blackwes Pickles,
PINE APPLE, SAP sAGO, EDAM PAIsMEsAN
AND N. Y. CHEESE.
Flavorng syrups, Lemon Sugar &c &c.
AT ALMONDS,
ALL THE BEST BRANDS SUGAR CURED HAMS.
Breakfast Bacon,a crime article.
Canned goods of every Description.
PINEAPPLEs, BANANAS, ORANGES, AND
LEMONS.
A Full Line of Fancy Groceries, at
ALMONDS,
marl-ly EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
The daily Argus., 1874-07-03
Travelling Cans.

The Sacramento (Cal) Iaion is moved
to speak its mind as follows; 1T is well
worth the time to visit the depot in this
city, between | and T. NJ, to study the
countenances and general formation of the
passengers, who daily include representa-
ftives of yearly all the civilized nations.
1t is equally instructive and enjoyable to
note the different styles of dress worn by
the travellers, and, above all, to make a
note of the number of thoroughbred tools
who travel, the last being especially
distinguished by the fancy smoking caps
worn-pretty little things, about as large
as a collar box cover, but constructed OF
cloth of many colors with plenty of lace
and.a few tassels the effect Of the whole
being anything but pleasing to persons
possessed Of evenly balanced heads. II
the fool killer should make it u point to
60 through the overland trains daily he
would create lively times for the under
takers.
The daily Argus., 1874-07-03
|Q||!g|IAi|!ElEH

lWARRANT ONE BOTTLE PERFECT CURE IN
the WORST FORMS OF Piles two to five bottles In
l.EPRosY, ScRoFULA, RHEUMATISM, SALT RHEUN,
CANCER, ATARRu, KIDEEY DISEASES, and all dis
eases OF the skin, and the greatest Blood Purifier
ever discovered Entirely vegetable. request al
cases OF failure. None for l5 years. H. D.FOWLE
Chemist, Boston, and Montreal Sold throughout
the world 81 bottle. Send for Circulars of aston
ishing cures.
The daily Argus., 1874-07-03
Oh 9d]ailp Arens,

WALNUT STATION, Bleeding Kansa,

WALNUr STATION, Bleeding Kansas,
June 21th, leil,
Mn. Ed. Il seat myself to drop you a
few lines. ! have been through the flint
mill since last wrote. went to the Ari-
iona eold mines and did very well until the
Indians made raid on us. We lost five
men killed, six wounded. This was
last April |, with four others, was
taken prisoners by the Indians, and
kept until last week, when we made
our everly last escape. Now | am on my
way to Mexico for to have little revenge
for what has happened to us poor devils.
This here country is gone p,ior the chnch
hug has taken half of the corn crop now
and are in good way for the rest of the
crop. Oats are not a half crop. Wheat
is good. The farmers tell me, as | travel,
they have sowed millI and the bugs have
taken it as fast as it dime up. | will stop
now, for the boys want the end board of
the wagon, SO that they can move 'on.
Good,by for this time.
Print if you want to; but what | have
written is true, 50 help me God, Yours
truly, G. W. BAKER.
The daily Argus., 1874-07-03
Reasons why they Only
should be Used!

THEIR REPUTATION Is ESTABLISHED
Thousands of testimonials have been received
showing that these POWDERS have performed
miracles in curing cases of long standing, many Of
hem considered hopeless
THERE Is NO RISK IN TAKING THEN.
They contain nothing injurious, and, therefore.
cause none of the lingering diseases often the
result of the many nostrums Of the day. Physicians
recommended them As superior to Qunne or any
other known remedy, for they leave the system in n
healthy state, and the patient beyond the prubabil-
ity of relapse
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETrS
The genuine are put up in square tin boxes, with
TliOMrSONS FEVER AND AGUE POWDERS
stamped on the lid, and the signature of THOMPSON
,S CRAWFORD on the wrapper. No others can pos,
sby be genuine,
CRAWFORD & FOBES,
The daily Argus., 1874-07-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STANDARD LOTTA BUSTlE.

DIPLOMA AWARDED
BY THE AMERICAN In
sTITurg each year. A
w. Thomas, Patentee
and Manufacturer, for
the Lightest, Strong.
est and most comfort
able b u g t | e---T h Q
Standard Lotta-that
can he worn. Sizes
to suit every style OF
81 White street, New
adelpbia. 3-7d6m
The daily Argus., 1874-07-03
GERMAN

..,..... ...,...r-.-trs' .-.ra.'ts =.
DIR. BEALE'S
The daily Argus., 1874-07-03
TAOMpSON'5
Rheumatic
HORSE IMMINENT,
THE Great Ecterndt Remedy for Rcean,o-
mattSn, SproiaS, Bruises, etc.
by. klMaLlu a0o0 for Nan and BeaSt.


This LINIMENT has earned for itself reputation
unequallcd in the history OF External Applications
sYy" Thousands who now suffer from rheumatism
Neuralgia, &c, would find immediate relief from
all pain by using this CERTAIN REMEDY. Il IL
equally cllcrtral In CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS,
STIFFNESS OF THE NECK, SORE THROAT
SWELIiNGS, lNFLAMMA ATlONS, FROST BITES
Pains in the Side Back Bites of Spder-, or Stings
Of Insects,
one rubbing win in al cases give immediate re-
lief, and few applications complete cure.
On account of its powerful penetrating properties
it is beyond doubt the SuREST REMEDY for the
most troublesome diseases to which Horses and
cattle are Liable. 1t cures SCRATCHES, old and
fresh Cuts or Sores Chaes produced by the collar
or saddle, niurics caused by Nails or Spnt. enter
Ing the he-h or Eoof-, Bruises, Sprans, Sweeney,
Spawn, Thrush, and all diseases which destroy the
| Iloufs or Bones of the Feet,
eR"FUIL DIRECTIONS accompany each bottle
| The above are prepared only by
CRAWFORD & FOBLS,
40. A, Market Street
riIIIAuEIPlllA, .pA
| For sale in Rock Island by John Bengston.
| 9dmwf&w1y
The daily Argus., 1874-07-03
ALMOST A MIRACLE!
TESTIMONIAL
,,rse and Residence No. "A Danphine St,
NEW ORLEANS sept. 90, lSI3.

c,-r. TRYoN j, WOODWARD.
Agest Maguife's Medicines.
No 5 Magazine Street:
A EsTEENvp From 4 feeling OF heartfelt graft
itude and a general sense Of duty, am prompted
10 address YOU and respectfully beg TO give you .
voluntary aud briet statement OF my past anu pre-
eYt LAT of health. CUNDeAseo LIVER AND BLOOD
II,,--,,5 IN = r. APARlILA Tonic My health for
"a-. bq- been bad but from the commencement OF
~ y-ar rapidly declined forcing me to aDandoh
all character of business; ann upon oeo1hs ~ ~
whole right side threatened, became helpiess anu
homeless indeed though attended upon oy the inoes
-Lfilful physicians of this and other states anu
cities with no be.eft; and, In fact, my own thoui
l tno,yiedge forces 10 realize the laet that IN
less some change and improvement tO9k piaSe sV1
etyith me would shortly die, ana maue NY eSt So-t
earthly arrangement aecorjlhsIy' W., shes :, aud
nrayideutial Circumstance | was directed ~
NET Won about a month ago, and, from - on ehr,
erous sympathy, was induced 70 giat nysaife n
Win M, hone or confidence Of beDeni -, 60,
nriy trv the CuudurangO; and TO NJ ust,s.. r,I.i,
j-hfneni and eradication, am n6 a, NV the nse II
restored 70 perfect health, an snr-p.xao Txrz Avn
hut one bottle Of the Co. To~Ir + feel
BIoop BIrTEEs and sAT.s man. and viii
indeed sehe~s" b1u'ratelul In my rememfs-,hS
OF you for the kin. .,sa helsIessss, and am
,'nrad sa ibs 10 the use Of am indebted for
yine Proyi5 nee throusb
MN Ies. Of life ~, let me SIX that publcs-
FroSa a sense Se made; and by my happy expert
,ior Of rlxeed despair. aud that through Jon, In
enc -.if Cuudnrango, they may alsO nnd relief
ti- restoration 10 hca..b. when even hoEe iised
yours truly, etc. THos. N. LOGAN, ia. NJ d.
NEw ORLEANS, Sept ~. 1873.
We the undersigned, being personally acquainted
with pr Logan ehcerfElly certify that the above
statement l. true and correct N every particular
PMGooDwIN.
sold ~ Ceuser 4 IhoElas, Rock Leland,
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE .

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hu-Zii situation thousands suffer until deaf
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,6UMM0NS-,
IN TIRE p,s <r1r,s cocvrr q. .yu.;

n I HE DE- TIKI Il SCN !. i Wv yssts
SeccLd J,ls,.i..l u i>sriCt OF tho STATE If Ne
vsIi. in and f,r ii. County az O-T.isS-.-f LIZ
ABErH faINE. p,aint..,. VI. JOSIAH 4
EllNE. G,fel; ant. F- grr
Action brcuGlt in The District Ccttrt q: .,ie
scScnd sucic.sl District a: tile S:.ie If Nc,.da
in and for tie County Of O-nsty. and the c"In-
I;ztnt fled IN sad County Uf o:nSby. il if:t.
u4ice If file Jerk Of saii District Court.
The Stale q. Nevada seI1os i,rt'tiE. toJC~iAE
e. BAISF, Gti-I41sIt. "
You src hereby REQ uirsi; arps - il, actial
troaSlt against you 10y tia atC,c :,a.aari laii'
tiE IN the District Cou-t of tie st.,snt .ns.icisI
District q: TIE Statee. Nevada, in ami f,r tn,
County ii G,Gl- als.: "a snsIs ~ csi.t iaiEr
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go = g. .4ERsREH 0Hr .-s.E-r II.
The saG ar;iou IL il:og.-l-. - G.SSg.N. Il.
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UEICR REPUBLICAN, STATE CEN
TRaL C0MMIilEE.
ia MEETING OF THE t&Ie,<

u iIt.iif.l Nta't tt.-tfti G. ~
la kIr-IEha Ci., s.Lc -, l1.=- j; vas
Resolved. / rat n St..:. Cove :lt.Cc i -Ie
Unl~n Il, pIhlic; lar! J., La 1t W5nna :. K
c. on Ihur-da!- September -, -, 10 EcI"i-
nate candidar. ior Tho following o-itcs, 10 a.,
GOV, nor, Il IT .I:-It 6,N,.I,T, JtIr Ita-
IL tGIi.r, - two IG.;it,- Ell The SUI /. ,,.,-
Court ttoTe an: sEoftt ~iI> secretary OF -. t.
AZ; lIey General, Tr, ur.: e. state, Conifnl-
trof State. Sl.:N ~ t'' H'!ai. SJlt-sEtt I.G-.t
81 Public Instruct STATE Ni;lc-a4GglNt. -. =
* the Supreme Court. State Printer .u-6 SIT
C.Itrsi COnnI!tI,c .,Id .Cr IL i. go D:
sueA of1sr nnsircss Is IL al prope-Iy cot kc-
fore the CoJ.yent{cI,-
Received. aLl-t eaek county tn cE::t--l.- c-.c
dele gate at large. 80 90 'sh TO E"..s ;nc -.
for esch frac.ipL ,.sr - votes -; 8: = :. v.
,T..,,s lTcsiteu.isl y. e-'r - the 2 -.-e4.-.
ten Ct tsI2-
E,:&'v,,., Ast I'll .o7tt1 n re ii:ci Il -
voters Il tie primary elections az ~ pat.
shall be: Fi:s--ire voI. citizen III TIE I'm
'eC, S...es axe. State 81 Nevada. will yo lE
lawful voter q: IL" eiIsgI4IsE ,lt,;IGI. f,CUI i
VIII ySt. support tie Nominees II Ills ll5s-.--
can sta Ill. u. :-ty L--y. -. = =: IL 49,
Cl,cI;cL?
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ssc..L PASSENGER TRAINS
LEAVE
IA ! u City
New national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1870-1874, 1874-01-29

A very large audience met last evening,
at the Pond-street Free Baptist Church, to
take leave of their pastor, Rev. J. W. Dun
jee, who goes to another field of labor. Mr..
ID. took for his text, . Cor. xiii, Ii. After
a very appropriate and feeling address, full
Of wise, Christian council, he made the fol-
lowing statement:
Three years and four months ago, by the
urgent call of this church, L came to labor
among you. | found the church and congre-
CATION small and discouraged Your place
of worship was out of repair and inconven-
ent. at once resolved that we must have
a cOmmodious church edilice. | engaged in
the work. 1t has been crowned with sue
cess. Now we have beautiful house in
which to worship the Lord. Toward this
object many of the wealthy citizens of Prov-
dence have contributed literally. | would
take this occasion 10 extend to them the sim
cere thanks Of this people. More Chan one
hundred members have been added TO our
society in these three years. Our conprera-
tions are full and deeply attentive. Our
Sabbath-school is in a most Gou,ishing con-
ditiOn.
The discourse was listened TO with the
deepest attention throughout.
MIR. d. is widely and layorabiy known
among us as one Of the most laborious and
faithful pastors with which our city has been
favored. lie is esteemed and honorcI by bis
brethren in the ministry, and by a wide
circle Of warm friends.
The following resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted:
Whereas our pastor, Rev. !. W. Duniec.
has, from convictions OF duty, decided to
close his rastorate with The Pond-strcct
Free Baptist Church, over which he has
been placed for more than three wears
therefore
ReSolsed, That it is with deep regret that
the relation made dear by his faithful minis
tration, his deep solicitudc and care, his
words of counsel and comfort, and by the
spiritual and temporal prosperity, which.
under his labors, has come to It's. is now ter
minated.
Resoicei, That in all his financial dealings
in connection with church and society. such
has brvu hi, moral integrity TINT ne has q
just claim to our entire confidence.
Reso!red, That the thanks of tilis Church
are due to him for his great and pcrseverirg
effort to provide and secure to Us suitable
place Of worship.
Resoleed, That Onr prayers and kind re-
CARDS shall follow him and family wherever
they may go, and hoping success may crown
his labors, we will in parting resolve anew,
by the aid of Gods grace, to meet where
pastor and people will be reunited forever
Proridence JoryHGl.
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whats the Funn ?' by Olive a. Walls
worth, illustrated by eight appropriate cuts,
gives, in lively and rollcking style, an idea
OF the fun that can be had in each Of the
months of the year. There are also poems
by Celia Thaxtcr, Silas Dinsmore, Mary Z.
&. Wyeth-who contributes some baby val
entiue verses; and humorous ballad by
Theophilus Higgnbotham, called .Alild Far
mer Jones and the Naughty Boy" which is
illustrated by nine very funny Silhouettcs by
Hopkins. Two pages for little folks are
given this month; and, there is some capital
talk from "Jack-in-t he-Pulpit :" a lively pam
tomime for parlor acting, bye. i. Bartlett,
we'll known in that connection to the readers
of"O Young FOLKS :" and well-defined
Riddle Box. The Frontispiccc, by w.
Brooks, entitled SIN Sisters Care" is a
vigorous, well-drawn picture. This number
OF 81. Nicholas, like the last, while it keeps
its individuality in every particular shows a
decided disposition to accept freely every adj
vantage offered by its late absorption Of or
Young Folks" The old readers Of the latter
magazine will recognize several of their FIR
vorite authors in this number of 81. Nicholas,
which, by the way abounds in Illustrations,
there being no less than fifty pictures in it.,
all of them good, and some of them remarka-
bly fine