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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03


A THUNDERBoLr IN CHupou S.p,o,v
EscAPE.-On Sunday evening 13d MI Tho
Nohsregatlonal church at Colchester. Conn.
vas struck by lightning. letter to the New
York Tribune sayB;-
1t followed the lightning-rod down ia within
about ten feet Of the ground, twhere the rod
seems to have been disconnected N thsn hay
ing the conductor, 1t passed into he entrance
han' pitcnlig inc sexton several feet against
Stove, sirlklhg TWO women PROSTATE, wound
ing and blisterlDg them from hin TO toe tanr-
ing one shoe from each to tatters then soi2in,,
girls bonnet 1t passed rouud the wire botS
IN mont and rear, consuming almost every
thread upon it, nearly sevUring il from III.
bonnet, burning the flesh severely under tbp
chin where the two extremities Of tho wire
met, and then passed down the right arm
leaving several severe injuries unou it. OH ~
were stunned by it, but none were Riled nor.
as is believed, permanently injured The
main current of the electricity passed under
the fagstones of the porch, and there separat.
ed into four or five branches, going In differ.
snt directions under the stone steps, and so
out on the ground, like 80 many fire. balls, in
Front OF the ehurchi and what is wonderful,
the whole space in the hull and porch and In
'front.' of the church was crowded with people
and none seriously injured.
TESTIMONIAL TO the LATE W. l.. MARCY
fhe merchants of New York have provided A
set oil silver plate, consisting of salvers, meat,
nsn and vegetable dishes, with six dozen
Eplyes, forks and spoons, as testimonial OF
Melr nigh appreciation Of the wise and able
administration Of the foreign affairs Of II
Souhtry, by the late William L. Marcy. during
us Term oil Office as Secretary of State. The
service cost $4,000, and will be presented to
'ne WIDOW OF the late ex-Secretary.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

NOT 10 LATE FOR TURNIps.-Let il be noted
that the seed of several varieties of turnips
may be sown after the LIST OF September, with
lar prospect for agood crop almost anywhere
in tho United States, and in many narts of
Canada. They will, of course, grow but small
IN the most norther sections, where early frosts
are experienced in September. In this latti.
tude, they may even be sown up to September
Sth to 10Th, while in Virginia, Kentucky,
southern Illinois and Missouri, and in all
places farther south than these states, they
may be sown up to the 1st of October, and even
later still in the extreme South They will
continue to grow untilthe ground freezes solid.
In England, where the winters are milder than
with lis in this latitude, it is a very common
practice to SOW late, and leave tho crop in the
helus all winter to be eaten off by sheep and
other stock.
me varieties best adapted to late sowing
mere I,e are the Strap. Leaf Red Top, the White
rat, and the Yellow Aberdeen, though tbe
last named will be less likely to do well than
the Red Top.
Every one can find some vacant spots of till
Gu lanu at this season, which may as well be
covered with tnrnips as weeds. A few pennies
OF shiliings worth OF seed, hood or narrowed,
pushed, or better, drilledin, will without farth-
er trouble, b. likely to produce nice lot of
succulent food to be fed with hay to milch
cows, lambing ewes, and other stock during
Winter and Spring. Those who look after
sllh matters are the ones who make money in
ting the soil. The above remarks anply
TO farmers, but also to every yillaEer
80 Keeps COW, and has n garden.
IRF
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For Eont.

FAB three story brick house, near Pyle Wi
fnEHlfT1 son q Pyles lnrse Leather ManniactnTy an
lsfsm Sixth street, Apply Ia VII
L.1AHS.r WIN. MORROW
Hu6 .I,ii. 2ui Aarkel-streei.
" Err CO.. No. ~ Market st. " pr,r X 4
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

SAVING SEEDs.-The Peas are already dry in
the pod, and it is time to gather them, before
Siey ack open and are lost. Save the longest
ana plumpest pods, and put them in dry
place, where they can be found when wanted
for planting next Spring. Let the several va.
rleties be Kept distinct and labeled.
The Beans are also beginning to mature.-
Gather the earliest and best pods for the next
years operations.
Whatever choice varieties of vegetables you
may have planted, look well to the seed. The
pest gardeners show their skill quite as much
IN raising their own seeds, as in their methods
OIL cultivation This is the only way to make
sure of a steady improvement in our garden
vegetables attend to the growing and saving
of your seeds in person.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

An 4 ROOM on the Third floor of the subscriber
sad nS% ngildas iGr rent ana w"a nuke VERY
feb Jeff JOHN ~. LEWIS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

H'HE PARTN ERSHlP heretofore existing between
Nnuok u. spehkman and James Dilworfh trRding
s9s ,a hTm Of Speaknan Diworh iS Iii day dss
ny mutual cgnsent The business Ttha ate irn
VIII he 80 tied by tue firm 81 speakmqn 4 Gordon ''"
=. ZADOK II. SPIAKAIAN
"P'V'lHo' JAMES DII,W ORTIZ
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
A Farm for Sale near Deiawore Citn


- THE subscriber will offer Mt Private snIe
E.zzsS me tnrln on which no resides, aitnnt o
ssss5l q mlll rpreek Hundred, New Castle cOln' y
sssEk Stats9i Delaware. adjoining land Of Max WciI
EsAsk4 y, och9tree, james SprIngAr, lisa 40 MenHen
aoror ~ hnu pthers containing 100 acres n0nt III
@ 81 Woua hnu miles from WILMINGTON aid milo
LTD ha lIqld NOV port, u s divided intU gnulusroS
VIII Wster ~ evary held; the land il IN gnnd st1e ne
SuINatIon' having recently heen LINED. The mgrovJ
yn AZ su9 stani tive slry stone house will fe5
sooims On the hrat u1or ami ,oIr an thu sepnni o
spslns h9uae oyer az never l spring 6Sfnsh by IA
gn w,tn sneI alched aud staining under meath yS
gnh and carriage house, and other necessary mn
h,l o. which nre IA good repair; the Farm is oo1veng
sienoqi, sites mills is in an eNcsett
20 and is well worthy the attention ofthaso wsng
iiIiv d 9mos JOSEPH POOLE
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

CAUTION

~ III Il undersgned hrs associated itb him Ionsth,,
Sepni ior the purpose q continuing the wosssie aad
ner nth nfd Mark st, " n s;ps " VIZ SSoT-
ap. A-2mO. JUNA G,tiiI15nn nnmNAN'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

\, GREAT HORSE EXHIBITION AT ELMIRA
~. y'-hLMlRA, Sept. la hundred horses have
70 compete for the przes at the rrc at
oaYa'cads OF al the horses exhibition started nj
noon, ied by Flora Temple, Jack Rossiter, Lancet
auu other trotting celebrities The display was of
and adVg So imPGslng character The weather is fine
from an parts Of The State and conntrp. sO'll'Hs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL ESTATE.

On Tuesday, he 29M Of September neat.
VIII sell ct Public Sale OH Inc premises. 10 The highest
S9S ?%S %c"ss f."9 Ta9y 81
pips goRd AKA = e nssn Ap4's SoMny No. og
aud within miles Of two cgurchei 40 milf. AID i've
easyo sn Rl ' aSavaa GSR'S ana com Ia
whisG Rnvs be eel p Ss s fS S"i a, houif 6
mug pqtef II sSe& i d ifL h @a s tt VIII rnn
%6 ssS G! wn Tiy of Of ~ an ad
dressed with reh Aar d witch there s an sS sdSSgS 1s
this firm Is Sovse wit WSs A., AqRt gng ihTG Of %
fs Tm VIII Wit bH b. sSsS Hl Gsnsaa osessoac &c
and tho usual cgs d seeding woat III. Xii. will
TN HSrs ss e I he ssGg t4s M place ny stock q
NV MI TucS. 9Rl iargns implements. ~
olsand dollars and interest to 10 secured by motto ii
lie nn WIZ sna aa I 5s. WI b rSTe& on
S he day Of sa ad iS ~ yenrs "A GS"I
IN ps Srshgse1 VT! fntgy IF noes 10 10 aTOyed
ehaSes ylng with the terms aforesaid aud further
81 %f Ss9,oA,, credit q sysa q Al ."ss
VIZ nearing n'oI2z! !I2Ip ~ e. a' &SGpuA~
TWO EXCELLENT KENT, (DELAWAREJ
.n EAkMsFuR SALE.
an from rom n, Il i RAJ a n spG@ dre miles
hSi li1 s,S,, hishy improve and ptodGs,ve frso
r sis, Ian IN e order am pTclaatv6 FfGo 81 5
aus.s4r WI. HcoAULLEY J92M erss. ST.,
VALUABLE LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.
- rd Mol - Saie'e f@sa otlo7 Aqrosn and lso
ys+ boysr To- IiGgs,Sadaad shout mile, fgSu 8a
q UNDER with VI, goa The S"r sa Sg' e.
bushels pi Lame w oor iSflz5rs have been pat on
,, M = 4 sigaedin Malork Hundred Kent County,
n ~ ss meT lrR s noyeI miles roq Felto sSon N
Y. w Reynolds, Samuel Cohu aud 0ihsFs o nfsnilnt33i
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

HAtLANr AND NOBLE DEED.-Durinv tbe
passage o. the steamship, Glasgow from New
ORR to Glasgow, female with Il child in her
arms was accidentally swept overheard. Mr..
robertson, husband Of the vocalist and actress
Miss Georgia Hodson, observed the accident.
aho needless Of danger, lost not a moment in
piunglng into the boiling ocean. A life buoy
neously with his grasping the sinking ,an,ber
ana infant. The engines were backed. blna
hghts were burned, as it was almost dark. and
a life boat lowered, and the woman with her
infant, as well as tier gallant preseryer, were
rescued from their perilous situation. A medal
mas been ordered for presentation to tho hero
Of this noble exploit. ''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

- f0NrAlNING 100 Acres moro or less with
Es5 - IN Y miles uftlle Elkon depot, 60 Acres Of
.EsA nal arc arabnand IA GOOD order, having beer
,vou t'llnu nInurGd and Buqnoed. About 20 Acres
W. peg W wood, HAl young chesnut thOTe In n EnoI
Rcs 3Tghard me Off dwelling
WA. McCAULLEY,
----------- No, l5l Market st
s1lsTEa 81 hsfsOFHEEE, AGENTS
efr FLOR THE SALE OF FRUIT FORREST
wy IN AMP ORNAMENTAL TllEES AN i
slks HiR lbs, No, 1909 Market street. second iOor n
ra,, g99y9Foartl, West side, Wilmington, Del. :"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

A. i WILL offer for sale for one month firm this
VEYkAY uate, splendid Oclunrp Fa M containing 1862
Ait8 Aeros o. 9toiee rich lard, NOW 30 I'd grazing
ORDER. This farm Ia situated IN Chester euut|-
Snt Tar az tho nNn road from oxford LanGaster
"lIoai y now completing. This farm Hdnius lands Of
Y; g AnMtwa, I@ payi1 and Morris Dickinson. II rs
uiVlltu INTO ne hels with two good meatiDw bOttoma
A. 1nper 5000 Fencing, ard has wafer IN most ali the
nous, tnu lul supply Of Timber The bnl'dnga are
n1 AMI substantial stone house, with kitchen back, the
Whie CONTAINING good ROOMS on both floors with good
lnl W no main building. Good apfng water IL mira
uaGSd me the house By hy uio and carried thence
70 tns Db winch ie 80 by 50 feet, two floors with guod
snhl4s lo HORSES aud stock caIlage house, ri. cribs
fhd 1lef necessary ont buildings fof good iarm The
u W lhe lhrn N gnoi, Young and thrliiy Apple Or
csrI now PRIME Of bearing WITH good quGlty of
!hdses MI there Is one Of the best water powers On this
arm ~ NE equity, which H. oertany very valuable
rus Fbtn VIII be sold very low, IL sold within month
a. on we eS oTaef or = sSns to kansas For luther pia
or Mr SAMUEL ROSS, the owner residing on the pre
misses. laug n 2w.1 la Aiiss' II RA e.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

K"tttnu 10 1t. Look out the most for
s ssa' thrifty STALKS, where there arc two or
thoroughly practicable, more than the gsn-
eral crop, which should be cut before the stalks
are dry, in order to make the most of them far
fodder. Select only for seed such ears as are on
tirely hlied out at the tips and butts with plumn
Kernels E1 Let these be Kept in a dry place over
winter The old plan of braiding them in
o'gssss, ana hanging them up, is by no means
some where fifty or hundred bushels of seed
corn corn IS wanted. II pays just as well, propor-
uonally, to expend time and care for large
amount OF seed, as where only few ears are
wanted. Proper care in the selection of the
pest ears will not only improve the quality, but
also inc quantity of the next crop. And fur
seed dry, may save an extra planting nayf
sprng.perhaps save the loss OF crop.W
inner. AgricUtHrid.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

p-r-l rLENDlD CHESTER COUNTY FARM
fs5ItA sitl 81 about Jules from Newark, Del, three
ssaHu ioH rom slrlckrrsvlllc and from n 6W Lon
1911 ,d2nT hoads. Ihs Farma0ntains Pa Acres Of
ffmeTtch A anu ~ nnw IN goo grn2lng order, il is ui
vlel mo eids. well len eed and wood o uf 81 Acres
~ prlme iln6ri lng water ia all feds. Jhe i'm
prnyeent5 trck House 10 by 90, three stoTioR high
With trick Kitchen back 10 feet Square, md al npRcd
wen Y tenant uses 81 by1B feet built for rlinlios
gn ,n X ~ "a lce, ho well finished. Wheewrgit and
Nnhbhun good spring and stone Hprng house for Inc
hRe llahsnG, the Barn IS ~ by 50 feet; with sLeddlnr
hNsI tides My 40 feet straw house. aud WAGON
mouse % ny ~ feet corn cribs attached and Grill
eL od by ~ leet high This iamls situated ia good
allurnoiinailnns,F rist and mill adjoining Ihis
Fnui man slate OF imp nvumcn and cannot be excsi
ituur It's pruIuctivnncss and would Ak all persnna
whiipg Farm Ike this TO calland SEQ ms, as il can be
"iWys stI g IN quo P'G Ao'o' JAMESH RAY,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

pHaIITU OF IHn BubboTlh0r, about
S-sS miles IRON Smyrna, on Monday night, ths 94th
INST, beautiful sorrel Colt, years old the past
hplg ABOUT l5l hands high with white hind foof AMI
stqr on nls forehead Any person returning said Colt
belibaraly rewarded " '''i'' s"aii
. aug a.-tl, - WILLIAM BRIsCo.
q SUPERIOR LOT OF WESTERN RE-
RrtsGS SERVE STEERS will be at the <,ysnsA
tn-AL New X ed Lion, in MARLBOROUGH Iwn- Rskt3y"
- ship Chester County, Pa, on the 9Th hR "a
flooding. CLARK wnfIpHV ~ re-
aug 3l-2i. y 49, " anu
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

DAN!ELL =. MILLER, President ""''--' W
JOHN w. HORNoR. Secretary.
Blank applications for with fulI partionars
can be had At the office A l.BERT W, SMi TIL ATsnt
s. II. corner of Eighth and Market Street. Wilminston
street anV Al ,tTSH
II FR NICER 65seSSea .qSS
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FOR SAIL cupap.


Can n SNUG LlTTLi FARM OF ABoU'rsoA
EFA r ,qIes more or Is, within 81 miles oftio eity
OF f" ilininston, DolawaIe, Alply to Wv
fel,atf WM. MoCAULLEN
-.-t, 1853 Mafket NJ
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03
NEW LIVERY sTAnLH.

tfN---n IiE 81 BSUtIBER lESPECTFULl AN
LSs hounces to the people of w Ilmington that has
: raot ,e99mmensedt the LIVERY BUSlNESSIn Fourth
Teet ietween French and Walnut, wh M NE heat III
ioRsl:s and CARRlAG ES can be FRO III most
loennngln terms 1.-The ami mails are sRfe and feabis
and Tue the first quality. AsiiiBtheInen-
@ ne TO doyoie sentirs nttenton to
lge, ap. 2 if x ARWStTRtIWnS"
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

IHHAsHINd OUT GRAIN.--As soon as you can
address yourself to the duty, have your wheat
I.nrashed out, cleaned, and ready for market
neep your eyes steadily upon the market, and
a ava yoirself Of the first good opportunity,
, mneh me price is highly romunerative, to sell
your crop. See to it that the grain dealars do
not get to the windward Of You, and pocket the
irnits of your labor. ''''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

~ a FAhA IN penealof Hundred, Now Caslle
Egipd sv NJ Del. containing ~ acres Of land,
nut lpr enqpg, Tnooleared land Is n,ier g,,rd
Ky aud divided into4 fields. with good fsno-
hsp, Post aud Ia OPS running water 10 ali The
Uom lelaR valuable FOR gr ing OF wanld make da,tY
si h ihe improvements are now story frame house
On NE rst iloor with nn entry and ruos Oh die
sSYnna Win spring md pump wato near toOr; rDs
es ~ under the whole building Il od stable and gtsna
9 py " leel, with Other necessary out budings with
suv1 quhntliy OF lruit trees of various KINDS. This
o n5m SITUATED % no ney rond euding from Salem
w ,Yss 70 the Frenohown TORN pike about ~
~ zoos glaln a'keis, 50 Gnos, churches, mills, &C.,
I' rshh h hhu az etHer Christana the DdinwnTe
Eall ttold miles distant THIS wall mako valuable
~ ~ eu would divide well into places Price SIS per
aurg SNV3 cash. tnnoe mo tgags, For moro full rnr-
e ~ or a1Ifess Tue gndetSigned OF Newark Del
aug3i ~ 'ISMES H. u Az
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EOR SALE
Lost, strayed or SroIen.

n1EE5E z, strong Market Dearbnrn having q springs
eS With sh9fts tong and harness. 1t Is calculated
10 GEORGE HARRISON. FF'
aug b-JW at MilltOwn. Mill IraeE
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03


A THE rubsutiher will OF, rRt PUBLIC SALE
lEIAR a. Tho house of Springer cd mel in The Vii.
EihA lnge of stanton, on THURSDAY, lhA nth tiHy
rs1 % SepteiIber. l957, Building lDt, the proper
q the iae ATchlad Taylor situated IN the Aforesaid
nl1ge. SAFE to e0mmnhce at O'Clock, PM, Terms
lade known on daV Of hne.
aug Its. GEO. P. TAYLOR. Agent for llei,s.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

Hoo CHoLERA.-This disease has made its
t appearance in Cecil county, Md. The Elk
~ SVn ~ democrat says that Messrs. E. DeK, & A.
a. ~, hlcsardson, Of Sassatras Neck, have lost
leu OF niteen. John Meredith, OF Grove Neck.
t las also also lost number. In every case where
tongues were very much swollen md nro,rnd
ing from their mouths.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03


IN ths foMrIShtDg to10n of HTi5itgpIon Nh
AF.r5A L is sitnateh about miles CroI tb 0eia
tFsEIItf hMlrohl station nj SmyTnn wifi, n dtrcnt
lssStiU Inau lIn Sny m to CheSte town, NJ iS I
.,s1.z- nuput " miles from MiddleOwn station rE
WY ~ wei hen comnOdinns mud hnrly Gcatn hem
r ,ae MAIN S street "a the junction Of Two
~ he itt lel has ton good Tod gng rOons In
~ stofS anu space enough for sevora in s Hill o Gin
upon III AZ gGnd FprePairs have een ma ie
strae nro ~ eohygnent Gcaion rendor il very do
fnniIa SiapbSoSee S9 ~ ty,,o nJolN W. oSR6RSE
a Farm for Sale near Delaware Citv
<wlA cIhh subscriber oilers for sale fam n Nv,
EHgtfT Iasllo County, bOunIed by the foad Ie,ii ~
lsslfm ,Delugnre City and adjoining tic ioig al mn
tuWn u contains ~ acres aud q rods of sd ~
Dram ooS III apoyq saul roadiQ Delaware CITY te Nori
IL ~ ny. Ile lnnd Is in high state Of auI
ses vi qlhlIty there is smrll house on lhe nrrf
VAN Two rooms, with never failing an Tin, 80
ar H. NY nnr me lnqr 4 is well calnuln ed for IA " i
civ tnS nglcnltnral purpOse its vicinity ia U6awnfe
huy advantages; and its elevation nnI ia
poses. -''"'" - "ueHdple luf building pllr-
aaV Sa1SGrber also offers FIR sale lot adjoining the
Ia t,y with three frame tenant houses; p1c Roise
ma ,,a hBn with collar; rooms on the IT. ,,nT
bes NM lne second tuor, mud garden attached 10 ench
~ ~ su Win az without tho above mentioned nra
tnn ~ S est SUIT the purchaser, further descro
naar ,pp UNNECESSARY, The subscriber LIVING
Innn m " " any tlma SHOW them hose who may nppi
-ss'e ~ - JOHN EXTON,''
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

FOR SALE CHEAP.
dzsJSS A good Mich Cow with a Calf by bar ,,da :
EeAR Apply to -. GARRETT & SON
sass..eia1S No. 81 Shipley street, WILMINGTON
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

NENMoNI ELECTION --Bosros, Sent. Thu
eieSton ior State Officers Ia Vermont came of to dnD
snn. ba,n received from thence, up to tho pre-
T TIs as Governor over Henry Keys Dom and
John Wheeler Wing Fletcher Is the cnndiJn,a a' ~
I @1 nee s and ow-NOlhings combined,
James slade, tho Republican candidate for Iia,'t'
governor, and Henry M Bates, also RennbI,can
Ior fensurer, are likewiEe supposed 10 Le X nn,d
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-03

The HEssIAN FLY.--,phe failure of the late
wheat crop has caused the farmers TO make
some inquiry In regard to the matter, which we
nppe VIII result in some good. We cepy tbe
ioiioWihg ietter from the Smyrna Times, and
nope that other farmers will let us know somo-
thing OF their experience which will. in ali
PROBABILITY, prove of vast deal of benefit to
tue farmers generally:
las am great sufferer with my falloyv
heu, from the ravages Of insects generally adj
iniued TO be the Hessan Fly, proving mon
wheat, ask the question, why7 Is there mo
o.ier ny or insect to war against as common
s 1uvniy 10 ceEeal plantsi have seen il stated
,.' is' 'il.te ure thousands. / would hero sub
mt a. statement, hoping to draw from some
quahhed person an explanation for the benefit
ol mankind, with an antidote against such in.
sects. On oat stubble (irst plowed in JnIv%
SOWeu, .. ptember a, '56, as far as the nakcd
eye could see good Mediterranean wheat
proving the green oats in with the same. which
was "t.ae I as soon as it appeared above
s lvuHu tour uays AFTER, same wheat on similar
SOIL, W same lot. was undisturbed till anil
and May. P''
received package of Charge white Tns.
can soft wheat" of Hon. James A Rovard
from the Patent office, few days since. In
looking at it find large portion perforated
with bug or some other insect confined In the
linen Dag, dissimilar TO any insect or ly / ever
it htutd ten uaySO DreylDQ nm
tho wheat. have sewn the same, and n Food
portion came up-the blade now six inches
long. There are not exceeding twenty spears
undestroyed by little bug or green Ay. which
to my observation, attacks the leaf within nm
inch or two OF the extreme end; and am NOT
decided, but think this insect engendcrs anotbs
er, which proceeds toward the root. and sun-
pose the egg Of some insect is likely to be on
the wheat when sown, producing and repro
Quoting different species. This is, however
beyond my comprehension and education. as i
have besn taught that ''lilSe produces like. %
Now the antidote. have been inquirine as
tothe effect of washing seed-wqeat in salt wa
ter. have not as yet been told of any attac,
Of fly or insect when seed wheat has thus been
washed, but find almost universally recon-
mended a ''steep' of some kind, as good as /
find is in tho Patent Office Report for 1855.
poge 1856. BuI, alas for man, sswe know our
duty and do it not.''
Nc doubt some person could benefit This
community greatly by giving the result of his
experiments with salt, enlightening us as to
the quantity per acre and kinds OF lands and
fertilizers used; also as to the power of The
fertilizers in destroying filthy and Improbable
Weeds -
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Ia WILL. be sold attn very low prioc A large two
AhH story Brick building, situate npqr the Junction
Es Of the Lancaster and Newpnrt Turbpikrs ~ Tic
City OF Wilmington. Tho lot is % fInt fruTt h
'front.' street and extends back Tie feet to FHnklin st.
he nam uldng IL ~ by fleet, and has attached an
nsine OF " horse power, on the out side ni tho main
fora Flnpl nil or suitable lNrany manufacturing pur-
poses, and VIII no sold with without IN ensnp, Az
ply to W. Ii. NAFF, East an street, Nr
=, or to JOSEPH Q. SEEDS, 1913 Market street.
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