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MISCELLANEOUS.

P"fsat E..'.8 end Sitzes manufactured by
iawarl hrookcs & Son, Orange, bctween
Front and Second streets.
Getnord lEGNigcn, bottles Porter, Ale and
t.lder, at No. 81, niarhet-st., and Is, East
Ilrd-st.
fzen%h A.'akjng and HheelicvigAfing-
A4faham .Aldcrdicc, corner Of Market and
Natrr.s,.
P"inrr Gia-i,.r and Pahpr- Mangcr..-D Ben
ltmin Frcdd, No liz King Street.
hoR a2i CoM observation-disclosures Garrett
1r, %, Shiply-st.
ahtstsr Brchiayer, and Lime .Mrrchant.-
Is. W brlckin, old Lime stand, No. Ii j:
west lroad-st.
Iaanr.-Benjamin Webb, Queen, bctween'
atneli and Orange-sts.
.Ton" cutters, Albert < James Robinson.
No. l93, market st.
heIelY aad Eachangr ONcr.-Robertspn
= l-ttlc, -, market street.
Jancs &. Allen E'achcr No. los, Orangc-st.,
above the Hay Scales.
Thomas e. Alrichs, Fancy Hardware, lin
and sheet Iron Manufacturer, corncrotS
market and second streets.
Jacob Alrichs, Machine Maker, corner u
shiplcy and broad streets.
EDA EoHH0rY--Alah!on Belts, seconded
near the Black Horse tavern
Ii1r9@rs Observation-Disclosures & 81
90 marks ST.
Gohpepanrv--B Benjamin Ferris, at the car
ner OF West and lllird streets.
J. T. Fairlamb, Notary Public. surveyor II
Land, GonNcyanccr, Regulator q stress 4
sc. No. King street.
Patent HuE and Grain Eaf9l
Joshua Iohrson < son, makers, Pix
Greek AIi!ls
.Ao'ury Pa51c and conrenaacfr.-,l,a&c
licn,iriekson, corner Of French aid s*tI
end streets, No. IS.
Li'rrH Na5lc--kcpt by lIason SwaHne, "
Shiplcy st. ABOVE Queen.
0;na. 1fa$s and Gtarnas-arr 8fora.-'}"-
vid Smyth, 6S market st.
Druggist y CAe,aist.-Ioatph El';issAnr#
s. market st.
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TO AGAxcJIYJt!as n.
". s. G. S.AsNNNN'i{'
NURSERY AND SEiEMl.N,
g. s., CAcsuat Street, IAA4d,4M

No. s., tAcSNut Sfrecf IAl4a,lM-.
hFFER for sale some superior ~es, q 49,
W MANGEI. MCRrZll.l- I" I'LL
BEE also, Of the RufA AHA, y. 5 N!.D-
1871 TURNiP
The cultivation Of tnv5e cropsi tyei1 se.saF
becoming more cnitged, rs thsir cHee. uGt q,
food for stock become, mite gehtHas buoa 4,
particularly lhe former. wiacb ,seXtrii y M
uous, and the produce vcN gfeHs, -S'ti ~ 6U
drtd b'A5eh toftt a0,, hNrl4 hc.a .rarcd inil.
neighbourhood Of l'hilsoll lpIt,, ~tt no more II.
bonn, than good farmers orstow a. ln.;;.a Euin.
IS Memoirs Of the Pllnss slytaa Agricultural
,.5tcty
81 Reference may Be had toc. I. q, Rr.Y
NULDs, VI. 90, Markets., Wilmington; who
will receive md forward al orders NncHi".y LS
left in their care,
Nan IL, 1927. SIT
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EinisheA ANather,
LA MOTIFS
GspUGK EROpS.
J Iuluabfe N,}iciat ~ mlgdS, Connmptions ana
.hthmnS.

Iuluable Medicine ~ msdS, Co,Aumptions and
.hthmns.
1'lis Elixir is offered to the public as pos.
scssiae Nir,uc, peculiarly adapted to the present
pre-, ..iLng disorders Of the breast and lungs,
lcadin, toconsninption \ timely use Of these
drops may be heconsidcrca certain cure in mos,
cases q Cinnamon Coiis, Coughs, Influenza,
HeYi0e 6oagb, Pcin il he SIDE, DDcuhy Of
Hteihins, Itma y Shcp arising from debility,
and il Smis m0dte .!siln.u ii Is sinSulary ctiica
cious particular attention 20 the directions
accompanying each bottle is necessary.
'lhe following certificates from respectable
gentlemen. piiyseians anl Surgeons arc Sub. on-
Cd, q .lluw th.t us composition is one which
Mel!ic men Disposed 70 crar as cihcaciuus
sN worth! Of public pa.rona%t.
Having ,S.luit Ell tie composition Of Ia
! MFRS Cunah Drops, impinAci. Me have no
hesitation d Recommending thcm to the public,
as being wcil adapted u thosc cases Of disease
for which the arc recommended
Doctors .snS ,1ntS nonn, Albany Dec. 4, 1924;
JAWS Pasr, Of " lntc Greek, Feb l4ih 1875,
/ " .rsaN 81 N<iR, OF Cambridge, Feb. 2Uth
! l94a; suIn,inS nrls, Of jackson, January 70,
| 1875.
! E.troa n 4 hHs, from Hee. Edeneser Uoris.
4 lam pleased wlth,tis opportunity Of relating
4 few Facts Which iiv sGryc ~ cnlnncnSlation OF
| your excellent Cough Drops. For ten years
@vs afflicted Nsfh pulmonary compliant, my
cough Ma se,cre, my appetite weak, and
,tfcu&9h f.lirls | used many popular medi-
eia.. b,t aniN ionnl temporary rcf untl by
Nen,ti,aeausc fAotr valuable Drops, have
been blessed With snch perfect he4itll ~ 10 rem
! dcr iIrltrr Il, .itt unnecessary.
i fBENEZER HARRIS.
S.Afm, .@ ! Mal2, 1925.
L@,SfS Gn.dY'S.l have fer - Years been
troa.5cd Will ,ailrcliun oftlit breast and lung,
attended with .seycre cough, pain in the side.
and difficulty ot breathing; and ntle fall ofl825,
became 50 lnueh reduced that my lie Was :les.
pared q; aiii receiving no VISIBLE benefit from
ny ply sei:tl, Was advised to make trial Of Ia
Mott, Coul, Drops, and alter taking one bottle
was reMe.ttit q tertsct hcathi and i ny firm
belief, Thu h.r uac Of the above named drops,
sas,t!lhs lG, THOMAS JONES
f5Gm.5ly. Mio, lu,Y g, l8.G
.,ol# wholesale Andrci; BY o. 9, s Crosby,
Cuhmha,, oi'Io, ;,nd agents u tlt.'ir appointing
throughout tin, nvd States and G;.itAa, Sc.
l.ac!, 1ptlle contains - slns.,, price II.
l.>oid d " ,lnin@'on rs ,n-arn linlseurHs1
Drug@.at ~! II n,.l, .,, Ml!,lt.st.
March. s. 25--l6m.
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SPRING GOODS.

TIE. ubscm5er h.., il addition 2 MS Nnlrr
stock, added thereto ~ cStensNc assortment J1
S0riag Gools, ainua. w!.e...Q,
tnton Grapes,
Grape Robes,
Grape S'laWl.
sWis,, Mall, iaot a6l t5r1nc; Nlaslias,
Calicocs an. lA,l.,on4be G.n. !ialis,
t,lar,cr 4al 64nartsr iia,}ais,
,ll,,,nrr AMI i.rtr,' ,dk and Cotton Hose,
H.F,iI,y,. t.euia aud alack a5ik Statimss,
h Ton ANA Thread,
i.,teG>,
i,nrr,. and PLAN eros &c HaI,leq
itE.tE lutcstrts,
qo lcv,stnc, with Al ,lc,4.rty of r,il,s sa.
l.l tol ladies dresses; Win ts ua,iat .aaoit
..cat u
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10 prese5pe Indian Corn and Petatoes against Mt
Grub JHorm.

The farmers Of Rensselaer, county, New-forh,
.sy that ashes or quick lime, ought always to be
applied to the top Of corn hills Immediately after
planting, if it follow sward, to prevent grub lar
ys from destroying it. The same application
will have similar effect, ifapped to the top OF
notatoe hills. But neither unleached ashes nor
limo, in its quick or caustc state, should in any
case, come in contact either With the seed corn
or the young plsnta [Memoirs. Of the n New
York Board ofAgriculture, vol. III page %. =
Ashes or lime. applied as above, would not per
hans he so much needed where the seeo corn
hsa s..n soaked in coppetss water. n fra, been
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NOI,ICtl.

Ali person, indebted to the Estate of
ALEXANDER CANENDER, deceased
late OF Newcastle Hundred and County, De-
lawarc, are requested to make immediate
settlement, and those having claims against
saii estate, are likewise requested TO present
them, legally attestrd, to
ISAAC THOMAS, Adm'r.
Christiana Bridge, April -, lS2T.
,l-6W
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Foreinp uoung Fruit Trees to bear

Forcm5 young run iTeed 80 oeut'
IF you have young fruit t ees, and are-hesitat-
ing whether to graft them or not, you my force
them to exhibit specimens Of the fruit they will
nroduce by making cut in the bark quarter
Of an inch wide, round the branch or Dough,
which you wish to compel to bear fruit The
branch, however, is always injured and some.
fines destroyed by this process. The best and
safest way to effect the early exhibition of fruit
in young trees or barren bonghs, isto tie wires
or strings about them SO tight as to impede, in
some degree, the circulation OF the sap Tins
is less likely to injure the tree or pFanch .lan
cutting off the bark, and is said to be equally Ct
f.ctual in causing the production of fruit 1t /:
not best, as general rule, to graft young tree
Ill, vou have asc ertained what sort offruit it vii
produce, naturally; because, by so doing yot
may insert graft, which will give fruit Of les
value than the tree would have offered withou
grating.
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SPRING GOODS.

gBNHE SUBSCRIBER, has Just received IN q.
q dition to his former stock, large as,u
ment OF spring Goods. lnorg @hch arc,
CLOTHS apd h'ElDET TEhHES,
silk, Tolinet, Valencia aud Alaisciies Scstings.
EerentiDes, Fiorenscs, t.fos dc Naples, and i.IS.
tring silks.
;ftavcnsBuck, Russia and Porter Shectngs
irsl Efncns, Sea Island and l.rlinc n. Orlcan,
Shrtings.
CambIc, 1aeonet, SWISS and Null Siuslins
Bomha1cts, Bonha1cnes, and Norwich Grapes.
Silk, Cotton and Noocp Hosiery.
Drilngs. Blue and yellow Nankecns.
Cases Lcghorn-i do. Straw Bonncts.
Also. a large assortment Of
BOOTS g. SHOES,
at tie JoHomiag "'e prices: riS.
cases Mems fine Boots, - 90 per pair
3 do do. Nlunrocs, M do.
do, Ladies Valencia Shoe Is do.
do. do. Morocco 625 do.
/ do. do. Leather. do 50 do
JOHN PATTERSON.
Mr. ! r., has Just received an extensive
assortment Of P.iPER HiNdLNG.S, Of til,
newest patterns.
April, 1927, 30-Sm,
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TEar Seed Jehy for feeding and fattn ns Cattle,

fznr Seed JeAy for feeding and fatten 'ns Cattle
Ioudon gives the following statement OF INC
mode in winch flax scsA jelly IS prepared III
England. The proportion Of water to seed Is ;
about7 10 /. Having been stepped III part o'
the ater .lS hours previous to the boiling, tle
remainder is added cold, and the whole bo,ied
gently about two hours, keeping II ~ houoh
during The operation, to prevent us huraiho -
the boilers thus reducing the Whole 70 4 Jeii!
like, or rather, glaey or fopy cohsistence' ~
ter beng cooled in tabs, It y gwen "l,h i,'.A,
tire Of barley meal bran, and cut caati; = bui-
lock being allowed about quarts Of the jeAs
per ,lay or olnewhal more tnah quart OF SEED
in i t!ays,-that is, about ohe-siAteehlh ot the
medium allowance Of OIL cake.
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reneatedly recommended in tha New Enshhd
Farmer. Still, ashes and lime may be Valuable
AS manures, even when not necessary 10 pre
serve against insects; when potatoes are plah.eu
on land not perfectly free from worms, (such ior
instance as land lately cleared from forest, WIN
what is called agood burn), we should think no
prudent farmer would neglect to cap his NUS or
ridges with good top dressing OF quick hsiie of
uulcached ashes.
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NO. ~. MARNET-ST
X.E,NNY NE.AIN,

Has opened his academy, for teaching PR.fC1F
en- M!1IIEiLl7ICS, at his school.rooin, IN
French, second door below Third-st
scholars from i distance, can be accommodated.
With boarding onnodcrate terms.
Wilmington, May 9, 1927. 34-lt.
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Sli4,ooo
10000 Tickets.

oOOOO NhStS.
Prizes pavabla in cash GO days after the COM
pleton Of the drawing sphjcc, TO ID pcrccn
deduction.
MODE OF DRAWING.
The numbers will be put into one wheel as II
suaI--und in the other wheel will be put the prl-
zcs above S. and the drawing to progress IN the
usual manner. Tie 5000 prizes of 81 to be a
wartlcd 10 the tickets, the numbers ofwhch end
with the terminating figure Of either OF the three
first drawn numbers of different examinations.
The five dollar prizes 10 be awarded to the tick
cts having the two last iigaires corresponding
with the two last figures Of such number oi the
next drawn of different termination. This mode
will permit the whole lottery to be completed in
one clra ing, and a ticket drawing superior prize
will not be restricted from drawing inferior one
also.
Price Of Tickets.
| Hnole Tickets, - 90 Quarters .......S1 25
Hai,,es,. ......., . 50 Eigdths. ......" 61
| ...Tickets and Shares are now ready for dely'
cry, and can be had on application to
J.I COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS,, baltimore
- Orders from any part of the United States
either by mail (post pad) or private conveyance
enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets in any oftht
Lotteries, will meet the same prompt and pune
tual attention, as if on personal application
! Baltimore, May Z, 1927.
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S2zS. .......t / ~.

ys'hE Subscriber nrsa irlle . oti = himself q
Il tnc ID mocrllc @t,,cetis ot NQWc4slil Can.
y .oi ,se oilicc u ;,.li.Ri'f, 70 oc al3trd Q.
octoocf meats assuring tlsm tn4t IN case rs
7noull he the object u Sactr choce, his besi e:s
ertlons Shall be enployel % rNsscutc the dQtie,
OF ne office Mltn hdelil; aul piedsng hLn3>ll
pab.de ~ ~ decision d tae GoaMy Mcoilh,,
to bc heia A Tie itea linn, .al the nominattan 4
the County llcket.
ALEXANDER PORTER.
May II, 1927 .5--.L.
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RENfOYs AL.
TIE Subscriber has renovetlto

TIE Substribcr has removeIto
No. IS, MARKET STREET,
-Four doors above his old stand, where he @oH.
tinues the Clock and Watch Makng bus '.ts
He has on hand good assortment Of articles q
Ills line, viz: Clocks, 'rime-picces, Patcn. Lev :
Repeating, Alarm, Horizontal, and col.H'@
ENGLISH and French atches, &c. esc
CHARLES cASNy.
Wilmington, 5ii mo, II, 1877. s'-.l.
Toh D,.;ni;nr nosfl,- pxprl1fpd q
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d HE rEOMOTl0h OF SCIENCE AM
I.liiRAiI RE.

RfHI3 Trustees.
.iyncs io-. kl>r, Coy. Of The State,
President, u eHiri9
.an~, Ia RcH. George Roberts.
III Caain- Rev Il +. X. iIrn5law.
Splo!non E';3Ag, CD
i,Gu eii,nn Nryhrr, Naii'l Williams, cssl
A.a 1 lifotm, Mrl. fiirk, -.
'lan. ! lnnpias Isaac N'Kiu. 80.
ri4n .fo.n N,l9ou, Dr. ,Iarts SteH.t,
lion. y Il. II ii,t':n', Lr u. J. Sehmcs,
iiaa. Nercrtl9 .irtll4on l1r Dennis Mailr,
ila Fh9a. u. lln?sry, Df lIeh'A Nii"ils
I.lee, W McCHnoh, 90.
cai. ,iaaH L. iioWud,
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Wanted Immediately.

4 situation ~ i BOY, nov Years old, who
woud serve until hc is 10 For particulars en-.
latc ii this Once, orto
IACnB llIG6iNS
Atios. NENpENHAIL~ s so's. opposite the
In,,
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x.,ogacaSic Goods,

,u-l II, rl.l,s, stripe, na.il.ass, riusbar@h
Oi3ts &C.
IL assortment II ssOlMBS. Large
~ e, shell hach nces, 40! ,e tntnbs, Mih
4. assortment ot spanish ,lt.ll and common
,arli cont,s, which MI be sold on ne
c4son.blc ilfns
NM. u. T0NllNsON,
0 IL. - N Is, .lkDi6-d
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The Museum
OF
Foreign Literature md Scisnc',
Is JUST ruBLisnED M


No. 80, CHESNUT-ST., PHILADELPHIA
The subscription is Sc a year, payable in adj
vance. 1t will be sent to any part OF the United
tates, by mail, upon araymcnt OF five dollars
on account, being received by the publisher.
No. 17-New Sc.es-MAT.
Portrait Of .qmeric. Fesp,sccius.
CONTENTS.
Cramer's Description Of Ancient Italy. Cap
tain sherwel!'s Visit to Mont Blanc.--Luck and
ill.Luck. Thoughts on Bores. Poesy. Wifi
fen's Tasso The Prisoners in the Caucasus
Philosophy Of the Human Mind. The Deserted
House. Sketches of Persia. The Tablet Of
Truth. segurs Mission to Russia On hearing
the roar Of the Sea ut Night. Thorwaltzen the
Sculptor. To The Last Days OF Kant
Memoir of the late John Nichols
Miscellaneous Selections.
Literary Intelligence.
New Bri,ish Publications.
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Grocery Stores.

f7IUI Nos
Joseph Mendenhall & Co. corner Of Kin,
and Second streets.
Joseph {. Gilpin, 46, market st.
lanes & Samuel Brown, High st.
Clement Z; Gordon, corner Of Market N,
Kennel "'''
Pet"r Horn, corner king and front SIS.
John Rice, Brandy ywinc, south of bridge
Samuel Stroud, corner of front and orance
George Ninslow, lZ9 market st.
John Wright, corner of From. and M,r,.,
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cnlEN,s oNllcr, IL. ,!arkel..s, I

.tara3cr the au'llcrtv OF thr Nst d the Gen.
,rl tsscAhl, Dec. session, 1890 Ne her,
N.t'i ptcacnt y the pn3hc ,t,c iIuss GAS Of
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MARYLAND Literature LOTTERY.

,,t wnoe 10 be drawn il oAa: nAt, IN the ctly o.
.itIfaore and uulci NE s'ip,i'n,cnacn,e ofthc
a.,",lsst toaers appointed ), the Governor and
{ ttlQFil
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job Printing neatly executed >
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roNEEGN xsSTEGEIGLNCE.
THE GREEKS.

The following is the substance of news
from Constantinople TO the 10th of April, re-
ceived At Trieste on the 9Th of Nav
Lord Cochraen, who arrived III Greece
with brig, a large schooner, and about
the French Philhellenes, declared to the
Assembl, at Egna, that he was come to as
sst the Greeks in recovering their liberty,
and that he desired to be appointed High
Admiral of their feet. The Hytlriots did
not at first seem inclined to obey a foreigner,
but Lord Cothrane having declared that he
could not serve except on this condition, and
that otherwise he should withdraw they
consented, and his Lordship having been
unanimously appointed High Admiral, had
squadron equipped composed of his two
vessels, the American frigate Hellas, the
Perseverance, (steamboat) and four chosen
Hydriot ships, in all eight sail, with which
he is gone on secret expedition. 1t is
thought that the Admiral will go to Negro.
pont and Seitonni. or towards the Mediter.
ranean. 1t is sad that the Porte is much
alarmed at the arrival of Lsrd Cochrane
and that it uses cyery exertion that its fee
may put TO sea as soon as possible under tn,
com mand Of certain Soieiman of Alexan
d,a, who is resolved to measure his strength
with the English Admiral. Eight men Of
war; two frigates, four corvetts, and brigs
have already sailed from the Dardandelles
They will be followed by thrty-sx othe
men n-of-war and many transports"
LORD COCHRANE'S PROCLAMA-
TlON.
"G-ceks-Your most dangerous enemy
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Il ence, nc hurled a lamp which stood near
AZ his more fortunate adversary the olow
vas not doomed to descend ON him. Ihe
boy, Julio, had entered u1observed. . on HIM
the vengeful missile fell; the dark haired
page received the blow.
''Noblc boy. my life has been preserved
by thee'" exclaimed Stemford, and he re-
ceived the scuseless form OF the page IN his
arms.
"He. does but faint" he continued, in a
tone of alarm: "Airl air!-let him have arr
it is only a swoon!"
With speed the still lifrless form OF Julio
was borne to an open window. otelnford
tore from his head a black hilet, winch the
boy said concealed wound, scar there was
none; but IN his snowy temple there APP
peared deep cash, from which no blood
issued.
The handkerchief was now united, and
hi, vest opened--and, to the astonishment OF
all present, the white bosom OF a female was
exposed TO view, while around her neck de-
pended miniature.
Oh that sight struck deeply on the heart
of Henry: he knew the portrait--he knew
she dead girls form.
"Roslinei" I" he exclaimed, in bitter an
guish-."your vow has not been broken-you
are indeed avenged"
He prayed fervently for his death-i'
came not--aud he lived many, many years
out If broken heart testified repentance
Stcinford's was sincere.
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1ozE.YsassarrS uSofToa|.T z
fmhortcnce ofCook.inF.

The ignorance of the proper mode o.
cooking vegetables, and especially OF dress
ing salads, which exists among the mid
ding class, retards improvements IN garden
:ng. Loudtn says IA Frcnch la3orer, cut
Of few leaves of Landclion and wild sorrei,
which may be gathered BY tie hcdge-sides
any where, and almost at any time, will
produce merely by the aid of the common
condiments, what the wives of the greater
part of respectable British tradesuicn have
40 idea Of" There can be no great demand
for thing of which the use is not thorough
iy understood; and therefore AN improve-
rnent in the knowledge and practice of
cooking must take place among a certain
class, before much can be expected in the
quantity, kind, or quality of the gardening
articles which they commonly consume.
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Picking off Potatoe Blossoms.

The Farmers Magazine. British pu6li-
cation contains the following: Having
long entertained an idea that the formation
of apples upon potatoes was detrimental to
the crop, by drawing away large and val.
uable part Of the nourishment from the
roots, l this year made an experiment which
think goes great way to solve the ques-
tion. Having planted some of different
kinds, had the flowers carefully picked
from several Of the drills as soon as they ap-
peared, leaving between every drill so pick
ed, drill with the flowers untouched. In
some cases ! allowed the flowers to expand
and even to make some progress towards
setting, in others, suffered the apples to
.orm. end pulled them off when they were
h>,fGrorn In the drills whers the fiowers
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discord. is overcome; what remains 10 per
form is now rendered easy. The people on
ryery side rush to arms--the fate OF the ~
cropolis is no longer doubtful-thc besiegers
in their turn are besieged--the transport OF
provisions is intercepted--the passes are
guarded, and retreat is become impossio'c'
The liberty of the classic soil OF Athens IS
cnsured-once more will its arts hourish
there.
"Oh Greeks having attained this object,
Law not aside YOUR arms SO long as the tero-
cious Mussulman treads the sacred land OF
YOUR fathers. Let a noble emulation tor
glory, animate your young scaInen and tne
heroes of the Continent--lett them hasten IN
a mass to take their stations in the national
fleet. Then, if independence and the pos
session of all your rights are suthcicht 70 en-
able YOU to stop the passage OF tue flelies-
pont, and carry the war into the states OF the
enemy, the naughty Sultan-the sansulnaiy
DESTROYER of your countrymen-willb become
the victim of his own subjects. he Ma
homedan power will destroy itself! ne
banner Of the Cross will again ioat on the
walls of St. Sopha-Greece will again nave
laws--her cities will rise once more from
their ruins-and her future glory VIII equal
that of the past But think not, oh Greek s.
that your country will be free, unless each
of Won hastens to her assistance and defence.
t.From on boaid the Greek vessel Heiias,
The first Admiral Commander OF the mara
time forces Of Greeks.
(oigncd) "IOCdhANL'
"14th April, 1927"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-07-05
p1CKIING CuCuMRERS.

A correspondent of the American Farm
er gives the following as new process for
picking cucumbers, by substituting whsAey
when vinegar is scarce:
gathered the cucumbers from the vines,
and without any other preparation than
washing them clean, dropped them into a
stand containing mixture of whiskey and
water, oae part Of the former to three Of the
latter. secured them against gnats, fies,
and external air, by tying flannel close
over the top, and laying over this a board
and stone, and neither moved nor examined
them until Christmas, when l found them
not merely equal, but decidedly superior to
any pickle had ever tasted They were
hard and of fine navor, and what has been
particularly admired in them. thcy retained
the original color of the cucu nber, not ex-
hibiting the green poisonous appearance OF
pickles that had been salted and scalded in
copper. My whiskey and water (no salt
having seen used or heat employed,) is now
excellent vinegar for the table