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HiHiom p. Fan Ness, OF New York. h.. -,
appointed BY the President OF the United S,a,.s
win The advice and consent OF the Senate, to he
rim Auditor of the Treasury, vice CoxsrAxr
FREEMAN deceased
Thomas boiling Robertson has been appointed
IN axe manner, to De District judge Of the United
q's ss' '"r the District OF Louisiana, vice Judge
Atca, deceased.
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From the HiIiSbOrough Recorder.

AZ meeting of a number Of the citizens Of
Gulltord county, N. &. at Greensborough, on the
9Th OF Ap'il for the pul pose OF expressing their
views upon the relative merits of Tie several cand-
dates Tor the presidency the votes were according.
iy taken, and resulted as follows;
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UNIVERSITY LOTTERY.
lo5 DOLLARS REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Calvert con-
a ty, Maryland, the 9th June, 1924, PEG, and hei
three children Peg about forty years old but looks
young, of yelowsh complexoni rather lean and tall OF
stature.
WILLIAM, about nineteen years of age, yellow COM
plexion, rather tall and spare built
JENNY, aged about four years, and
JIM. aged about two years.
HANNAH who is also one of Pegs children, went oft
last April or May, IL months, but it likely they will all
get together Hannah is about Ia years old, of yellow
complexnn with on her forehead about an inch
long and half an inch broad have TO suppose
they crossed the Chesapeake Bay, on their way to the
state of Delaware Pennsylvania, but they may be IN
Baltimore Washington. Pegs husband and two other
negro men, ran away the methey no doubt went
together There is a reward offered foi them also.
/ will give the above reward for the above named ne.
groes, if lodged any jail so that get them again, or 25
for either Of them in they out of the county, or So
If taken in the county. RICHARD IRELAND, JR.
p. S. As guardian for the of some OF those
negroes and they have been living away from me, there
|msy he marks on them unknown to me. r. Jr.
July, 1924. 5o-4t
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NO. 259.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORs OF
New Castle County.

FELLOW CltlZENS-As the is approaching
when your attention viii be directed to the duty of select
ing Derson 20 ill the Office of SHERIFF of this county,
beg leave 10 offer myself your consideration as can
the last no nnaon Tor this Office favored with Tie
sprages Of respectable portion Of fellow citizens for
whose Support now return my grateful acknowledge
On the present occasion, shall entertain you
with professions which rarely the test Of merit the
pledge o good conducts but shall myself with
surfing you otny cheerful submission any mode of nom
nain that may be adopted at the county meeting at the
Red Lion, and Of my determination to give my utmost sup
port +" the candidate vino may be selected under the
thority of that meeting. PETER b. DELANY.
Wilmington, January 5, 1924. TT
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SEVERE REPARTEE.

widow lady famed for her former beauty, as
much as for her present blindness to her faded
charms, anxious to say something kind, by way OF
elicting something complimentary from young,
bachelor with whom it was suspected she was de-
sirous of engaging third time in the holy bands Of
matrimony, alter asking Kim one evening at party
if he had any fair object in view, expressed her
wish to have an opportunity of soon congratulaling
him upon his union with some young, am'aJle, richs
orpy and accomplished lady, TO which he sarcastic
cay and not very CALAMITY, replied, that he felt in
definitely Obliged Tor her kind wishes. especially aa
she had convinced him by her happy mode Of ex~.
preston, thai she had no design apom him herseFs
Charleston City GaS.
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CHECK BOOKS
On the different BANKS IN the Borough,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
FROM THE LONDON LITERARY GAZETTE.
POLITICAL CATALOGUE OF PIC rURES

FROM THE LONDON LITERARY GAZETTE.
POLITICAL CATALOGUE oF'pICrURES.
"A Maniac pisitcd By his Family in eoqyfnsmem'
BY DAVIS
Ills arms are bound with iron, though they look
Weak as childs, tor they are thin and wither, d
And the large veins seem drained. Upon his cheek
Is scarcely left one single hue Of life,
So gaunt, so ghasly, and the herce dark eyes,
Set in their vacancy, scowl from beneath
The shaggy webb ows like the lgh'n ming fires
Sent ont from the gray cloud For many years
Ills bed had been upon that cold stone topr--
1t is worn with the pressure OF his limbs.
For many years lie has not breaihed the AIR.
The wholesome open air the SUM- the Moon,
The stars, the clouds, the fr blue heaven the spring,
The flowers, the trees, and The sweet face OF man,
Song, words yet more musical than song,
Affections, feelings, social intercourse
Have all been strangers 10 his soiitude!-
(Unless remembered in his fairy dreans)
A curse is set on him like poverty,
Or teprosy, or the red plague, but worse
The heart has sent its fire up TO the brain,
And he is mad. What can have made this wreck!
lie was once young and beautiful, and brave,
Trusting, noble spirits ever are,
And he was wronged, betrayed, tortured, deceived,
Heard caiumuy come from the lips of friends
Whom he had served lost riches by false tongues;
But that he might have borne,--t she he lov'd,
The mother of his children, left his roof
With one who owed him life and home, yet paid
His blessing with curse Then he grew mad,
And was chained down to dungeon hoor,-
A heart-sick, solitary wre,ch!-
There are sweet faces bending near his own Il:
A pale girl, beautiful as innocence
With white hands clasped in pity and IN prayer,
The daughter of the Maniac, who has CONT
In the vain hope that red insanity
VIII feel the influence of her soothing voice
And two fair boys with her one who clings
Around his brother, painting with the fear
OF simple childhood while the others eyes
Have less of dread than sorrow Sni no LOOK
4l,,t, mag
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WILMINGTON, FRIDAY, JULY, 1922
V. MsNEAL & SON,
LADIES' MID GENTLEHFN''!S
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Makers,
NOS. Sc & 400 Mu1zr 81.

GRATEFUL for past favors, respectfully inform their
w friends and the public in general that in addition to
their old and well known establishment, No 100, they have
taken that conspicuous stand
No. &c, ~ Il. Corner Of Marhet & High Streets,
OPPOSITE LARKlN's GROCERY STORE,
Where they intend keeping large and handsome
nen of Ladies, Misses and Chllrehs Silk Kid Valencia,
Denmark, Satin, Everlasting, Prunella, Morocco Seal
and of the best materials and workmanship
ALSO,
Gestemens Morocco, Seal and Calf Skin Wellington
Boots of the best quality at the reduced prices of 81, to
1885, so. Warranted Water Proof Boots $3.50 to $3.50.
Shoes Booees, fine and coarse suitable for Town and
try all of which they will dispose Of at either Of the above
places, on the most reasonable terms for CASH.
Country Merchants supplied usual at the lowest Phi
|ddelbhia prices.
Fifteen Twenty Journeymen wanted None but first
rate workmen need apply. Nov. 1928. 90
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10 IIiE DE.NOCRaIIC REPUBLICAN,
ELECTORS or
New Castle County

FELLOW CirlZENs-As the time will arrive
when 70 wl be called TO select suitable person 10
fll the Office OF SHERIFF for the ensuing termI there
fore beg leave TO offer mysefas candidate for that office
and without prcsng TO have any claim your suitiages,
any understandable plea calculated TO excite pub
lie sympathy IN my favor, risk the event merely on my
merit, (Which alone can enc me 10 public conf
dence pied g myself at the time % abide the de-
olson Of the Red Lion Meetings and to gte my undivided
support to the candidate nominated. And should be so
fortunate be elected, hatSr my self rat with due
application shall be able to give general satisfaction in
the performance of the duties OF the office.
WILLIAM tERDMAN.
Jan,larv IS 1924 10-tf
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NFsff
Jos. w. Burden
Thomas Beeson, jr.
Eli Baldwin
Joel Bleecher
David p. Boulder.
Thomas Berry
C.
Margaret Cook
Thomas Crosby
Tanner Clever
Sarah Ann Cloud
Robert Choat
Catherine Conner
John Cannon 9
Morris Gamble
Joseph Caldwell
Peter Cook
John Campbell
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Sam1. Gamble
Capt. Garrettson
Elizabeth Cloudy
Sarlh Gibson
Ohm Giihilln .
Jesse Cause
MIR. CHM
George Geiger
Mahlon Glllingham
IL
| Mathew NJ. lIynson
ILet. Harris
Matilda Harrison
W. +. II. Harrison
William Hyndman
Caleb Harlem
Maria Harris
VIM. iiemPheld
Jane iiill
James Hyde
Grace Hal
Charles Il. Haynes =
Matthias Humphrey
Hannah Harris
heheZet iioo'oh
reter iiehur'cNsoh
Mar'il 'ie'
Jo'''i i'"yes
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william, Wi,,la.n ,,h,o
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Ei'eh Jones
hoilas Jones
Anel Jeahes
flias Joi lSoh
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washington JacRSoh
Ann lvens
bianali Jehefs
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t John Kelly
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! Joseph Leighnen
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Washington Monument lottery.

NOR the perpetuation Of that celebrated name (WASu
a. INGTON) towering monument has been reared, 10
point down generations yet unborn, that ilusrious per-
sonage and father Of county Nov, should the feel
pgs of patriotism seek vent oife ing can be made
through the medium Of said Lottery, which designed
aid in the completion of the above menroned monuments
and while it goes pay debt of gratitude due departed
WORTH may the time greatly rebound 20 personal
advantage. The scheme contains prize of $4,000; 3
of 10000 &c. &c Tickets 10 dollars. Shares in pro-
portion Drawing TO recommence on the Dist July
UNIVERSITY LOTTERY.
To be finished in drawings, which will take
place the 18Th and 18th Of July, inst and the following
handsome prizes remain 10 he drawn-l prize OF $4,000
If 10000 of 5000 of 1905 Of 5000 il OF 2OJUi
1000; Of 500 5 Of go If 100 % OF 50 81 Of
% 100 of Is; and 1920 Of 10 dollars eacn.
Ticket IL 10 Quarter $50
Half 20 Eighth SO
All orders free of postage, enclosing the cash prize
tickets in any of the New York, Bamore Philadelphia
Lotteries will be promptly a,tenedto.
j. j. ROBIyN,SOS,
No. l05, .Harket street
Wilmington, July2. 81
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TO THE DEM0CRAIIC REPOBLlCd''
ELECTORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CITI2ENS.-I beg leave 70 solicit yfsr SUI
e no n candidate for the ,iice of CORONER, at the
ensuing nomination. In presenting myself for the hrst
before you candidate for Office night P sda o
spent among you As Of the few survivors OF the re-
evolutionary struggle, and who, in that dark hour gave
all the add my humble means would admit TO me cause
of nv country, may perhaps lay an additional clam 70
YOUR favor At that eyenll PERIOD was employed IN ne
service OF my country different occasions and especial
IL on Lakes George and Champlan, in constructing ue
american hnlla destined to operate against B"fgoyne.
Ia tho long period which has since elapsed, have t'us.
faithfully adhered TO the principles Of 70 have never
been in Office, candidate tor office and now IN we
tued me for abor my straened circumstances induce
me 10 make this appeal the Kindness OF my fellow c-
Zens. hibHihh WV 90 r.
Wilmington. Feb. 90. 1894 2O-n
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To THE DE.UO CR3 nc ELECiORS or
New Castle County.

FELLOW CrlIZENS.-As the time approaching
when y0n will be called select person to ill the of
flee ofCORONER Of this county, beg leave TO offer my
self as a candidate for that office pletgag myself how
ever abide the decision Of the Red Lion meeting, and 10
give my support to the candidate who may be no.
minated thereby. Should be found worthy Of your snf-
trasesI shall il for kindness, endcavor 10 dis
charge te duties OF the office in such will aye
general satisfaction. DAVID ARMSTRONG.
Christlana Bridge. Feb. s. 1924 l6--tt
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A machine for making shingles, invented ~
Willard Earle. of Athol, Massachusetts, is highly
approved of in the Eastern States. The machine
ry is propelled by water, is easily kept in repair,
managed by boys, and part of the work is la
borious One person can make three thousand in
a day. OF uniform thickness, without waste OF TIM
ber
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no THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS 0F
Newcastle COUNTY.

FELLOJV CITIZENS Having in atolmer advertise
ment offered m,se!f candidate for the office Of CoRo-
NER and pledged myself 70 abide the dsGso" OF the
do, ;rnd the reso,,ion adopted by that meeting on
me ssn ms agreeing to abide by the ssec
lion that shall be made the second SATURDAY o. Aug"si
The support Of all my Republican friends IS 50 t
Office the favor will be duly appreciated BY Their humble
servant, hopH" re 20.
Red Lion, June IS.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Mr.. Henderson
James Miller
Phebe Miller
James Makinson
William Mitchell
Thomas Miner
James Martin
DIR. Cha's. Menlenhall
Patrick Magee, jun.
George Miller
Jesse Mercer
James MtClay
William INVADE
Arch'd. M'Neil
4. M'Ilwain
Dan'l. M'Dade
Thomas M'Kinsey
Hugh M'Grannt
Sarah M'Clinchy
Edward NJ Fadden
John M'Carn
John M'Cardle
Springer M'Daniel
John Y. Mckinney
Bernara Al'Cann.
"
Mr.. Newlin
Charles Neltskey
Ann Naudain
Stephen Newell
Mary Norris
Jabez S. Nicholson Q
John Neils, jun.
David Our
u
John Powell, jun. :.
Mary Philips
Mary Perry
James Pancoast
Marshall Philips
Hannah Perkins
Dan'l. Pearson
John Pennewell
Watkins Parker
Even Philips
II
Jane Ramo
Hannah Reynolds
Rachel Rnbinett
James Ross
Patrick Regans
Jonathan Roberts
Elizabeth Robinson .
Mrs. RICE
William Reynolds
Judy Rodney
iohn Rca
rhos. Rcynoklson
Thos. Ravenscraft
Washington Rice
William RadcliH
Philip A. Riccards
Ann Rushing.
S
Huson Swayne
Dan'l. Sweeny
William Stansbury
Thomas Smith
Mrs Shelley
Isaac Saville
Thomas Spence,ey
Thomas Sirles
William Stidham
Ruel Shaw
Jane Shad
Mr.. Simons
Susan Sharp
Thomas Sterrett
Joseph Sykes
John Syoicks
Thomas C. Smith
William Smith
Ann shepherd
Rudolph Shatf'ner
Samuel Smith
Lewis Shutterly
Eli SenlX
David Stephenson
Thomas Stephens
Joshua sharpless
John Smith.
T.
Thomas Thompson
Samuel Thompson
Emily Tyson
Mary Ann Stineaker
Rosan Tuley
John Thornerlly
Arch'd. Taylor
Joseph G. Teas
Margaret 1'uipin
Rachel 'rimens
y
David Vandersmith
Nehemiah Vanzant
"
Ann Williams
John j. Wollaston
John Woolston A
Lydia Walker
John Wagner 9
Sam'l. Warner
William N'l.eley
Amy Wallis
William White
William w Woodward.
Joshua G. Walker
Sam'l. Wood,
II.
Daniel Young
Walker Yarnall
VI
Mary Zeber,
WILLIA.N,SO.N, p. u
CON.
Aaers, s. Fitch
/, a large quantity of the al
for sale by the subscriber.
WIN. CARMAN
z, Market Street, Philadelphi
So
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There has bsen net gain to the state of New
Hampshire, of S2,799 81, from the labors Of the
convicts in the Penteniiary, during the past yeas
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TO THE DE.uOGR.itlC ELECT0RS LF
New Castle County.

FELLOTV ENS-Induced from The encot age,
ment YOU have heretofore given me, and the promise OF
support have received from dere NJ parts OF the county
offer myself AS candidate for the office OF CORo" Eh
al lie next General Election. And whilst promise, that
should be elected the duties OF the office shall be DIS
charged with fidelity and satisfaction, pledge myself 10
abb Ne the Red Lion nomination.. PAUL M'1iNN,
Newport Feb. ii, 1924. l9-u
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CORONER'S OFFlCE.

y BEG leave inform those of my friends who intended
supporting me al the next nomination Election for the
Office Of Coroner that have, for several reasons deem
ed II proper renqulsh my claims to the office in favor
of .fIRer Dunot and would recommend him as man II
whom the public may with perfect safety conde and a
tits expected from present appearances, he will have
considerable majority in this par, of tie county, it i
hoped he will meet with deserved support below
THOMAS A. SrERRETT
Wilmington, April17 1924 81
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IRON THE UTICA SENTINEL.

COtton Factories.-Great Improvements have
been made In the machinery, and in other respects
in some Of the Cotton Factories in his county the
summer past So favorable has been the result OF
these innovations that We are induced 10 believe that
cotton spinners generally will FIND it for their inter.
esl 10 throw by much of their old machinery, and
introduce in its place the modern improvements in
this branch OF manufacturing.
The Whltesown, or B1rr Stone, the Farmers,
and the Utica Cotton Factories are among the num-
her which now taking the lead in this county.
The former has produced fabric which will not
suffer dscredit by comparison with the best sam
pies OF Walthsm Sheeings and ShlrtIngs. 1t may
be question, whether SO fine fabric as the Whites
town Factory are nov engaged in making, will find
ready market, unless they connect calico printing
with their establishment.
We have seen at the Ware House Of Mr. E: b,
Shearman, the Agent OF the Utica Factory some
very superior yarn OF fine numbers, and shifting Of
an excellent quality, and we have no hesitation in
saying that we think the yarn made at this esab-
lishment is equal TO any made in America This
factory is about three miles from this village in The
vicinity of New Hartford, and is the one recently
built upon the ruins oil the late Capron Factory
winch was destroyed by lire about TWO years since.
Very great pains have been taken by the proprie.
tors Of this concern TO good materials and pro-
cure machinery OF the latest invention and most ap.
proved kind. The machinery now in operation is
OF very superior quality and from present prospects
this mandatory bids fair to be ranked among the
first in country. We understand the proprie-
tors are making preparations to manufacture cali
Goes The ensuing season, III addition 10 the usual
kinds OF goods made at the Cotton Mills and from
some specimens OF printing on the fabric manufac.
tured at this Factory which We have seen, we hare
90 doubt OF their success.
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From the Agricultural Almanac.
CHEAP METHOD OF FATTENINC CAT
TIE.

Communicated by Mr.. ". Lardon Of Litchfeld.
There is way TO atien cattle, in the absence OF
the common means, scarcely inferior TO the best,
as the following instance will prove. iated an OK,
and S year old heller, the winter past, without
either or potatoes, Tor less expense than even
that OF common keeping, by preparation OF cut
straw. sc. as follows boiled about two quarts Of
haxseed and sprnkled on to cut straw, which had
been previously scaided and seasoned with salt,
together with some oil cake and oat meal, working
them together in tub with short ptchiork, Till
the whole became an oily mUsh lated the hei-
Ter FIRST She was OF the common size, and IN good
order to winter. | gave her about three petks
which she ate voraciously, and 10 The OF four
days, hen the seed was gone, she was vsibly al
tered Il fed her regularly III this way about two
months in which time she had eaten about an hundred
quarts of boiled haxseed with other ingredients in
proportion; when she hutchered she weighed
594 pounds, "a lbs. Of which tallow.-She
would not have sold, before fatening, for more than
sixteen dolars-I sold two quarters Of her for S 49,
IS. She cost me not more than ten dollars exclu
sive OF the hay she ate, which was chiefly scaldrd
the above. On the FIRST of February | began
with the OK, led him about months but not al
together well as did he heller. He dgested
about pint of boiled faxsced day prepared a,
above, which suppose lo med halt the fat in thes.
two cattle. The OK was short, measured feet z
inches, aud when Killed weighed 1852 lbs. had ! 30
los OF tallow. He cost me when al,ening twenty 4
h,e cents dav--he had previously cost me 81.
My mel gaiG in fattenug these twoNatle waS mere
than all have cleared before in tattening oxen, and
cows IN fifteen years, and this is owing, ! think
chiefly TO the use OF naxseed. | never fattened
cattle that appeared calm, hearty, and digested
all their fare win much natural ease and r-gu
latity these. | would therefore recommend the
above preparation to the attention of farmers
substitute for corn ! keep my cows on it alone III
the month oil MAJ Oh Tor one thtd the expense Of
hay 1t makes rich milk and excellent butter
Farmers BY proper attention to economy, one
halt Of your may be saved, to produce album
dance in the land, and your gamers shall overflow
with OIL a.ld iatness.
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From Tie Nee FORK PRri9t.

Domestic ,!tairs- We solicit attention 10 the
subjoined conmun Gallon, inserted with the nop,
that the appeal Inertia made 10 patriotism will not
BIZ unasalug \ specimen Of the porcelain manu-.
isctured by Mr.. Mead is al present before US and
without hesitation We pronounce i 70 be, Ter IS
our Judgment extends equal 10 any foreign sperl-
men nave ever seen. Shameful TO our country
men, indeed would it be, if circumstances which
even now operate strongly against Mr. Mead
should compel him ultimately to lersake an art and
mandatory which he has so completely mssteted,
TO THE PUBLIC.
The subscriber, after having expended large
sum of money and SIX years u perseverance, to es
tsbllsh manulactory OF thst ornamental and dura-
bic ware known BY the name Of the Frtnch Porce-
LAIN or China ware, and after having overcome eve.
ry obstruction, and brought the Article to The great
est degree OF perfection, equal if not superlor to
that OF any other country while all the materials
are found IN the greatest abundance and of the finest
quality within short distance Of the mandatory
finds himself compelled to abandon the object ior
the want uf sufficient funds But rather than an art
SO valuable 10 the country should be entirely lost
with all the Information acquired on that subject. he
now appeals to patriotic public to lend their aid
in It's support and preservation; and for that pur-
pose it is now proposed TO form association undeI
the and title of the Porcelain and Esrthenwa,
Mandatory, with such capital may be found
necessary TO carry the above object into iull opera
ton, and Charter tc be applied for at the next
Legislature. ii. MEAD.