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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29
SINGER's Saving MACHINEs. --In buying 8


article Sewing Machine the truest TO buy
the host They who purcha. SGERs NAcHNEs always get
What they want them With satisfaction and profit
while they any the cheaper and inferior machines IN
the market are suffer disappointment yeNaton and loss
l. NJ SINGLE 4 Co. No. 323 Broadway, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

New CARPRTiNG.-Vevet CSrpetng, los. to
i9 English Tapestry Brussels, TO lO Oieloth yards
wide good nsrafn CsrpetinS per yard sspehne 6so
Tapestry Ingram toss An who want CArPetins at bar
gain. should call early to avoid the rush.
HYATT No 2lO Bowery, opposite RvinStoust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

CRIsrADORO's HAIR DYE, WIGS AND TOUPEES.
To argue favor OF these article. would be folly The DYE
A. admitted the best IN Look the clear browns
the glossy deep blacks it produces Could Mature do better
Impossibe Sold and applied At M. A-toT House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-29

Al LAST FAILS Prices.
Now ON exhibition large and superior stock OF NELVkTs
rAPysrRY BEUssgLs THKEE bly, and INGRAM CARPErisS
noored expressly for Spring trade which until further
notice viii be sold at LAST FALLS PAGES The eNy oHa
81. thu uo,m SMITH LoUSsBERRY
o. DO 456 Broadway near Grand st.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

Nh. EDIroR Tho present high price Of
every article produced by tho agriculturallst,
must OF necessity arise from some sourse---
either from want Of proper cultivation of bis
lands, or from deficiency of labor in agricpl-
tural pursuits, or perhaps from the combine
tion of both causes. M
As the season for curing the grasses neces-
sary. for the sustennnce Of cattle during the
winter months, Is at hand it may not be miss
to ask our agricultural friends to attend to the
proper period, for moving or cutting those
grasses. Much observation has taught me
that most farmers greatly mistake the proper
age Of grass for curing. The practice Of NOW
ing when the grass Is in blossom obtains with
many. This is fatal error and one which
gives him much labor and little profit. When
the grass is cut in this green stage the sap IL
not fully hatured. 1t is watery, and every
farmer must have noticed the time II requires
to dry out this water before his hay " FIRST
moving; not only so, but the hard brittle, In.
nutricious substance lett Is of but little value
as proyender. The proper time to cut sras'
| for hay, Is when the sap is fully developed
| and contains the greater amount Of sacharint
| (sugar) matter this is when the seed OF III,
plant begins ta ripen, and the sap is about re
turning to the roo of the plant after having
performed its office of maturing the stock
| Grass cut in this stage in the morning. may II
clear weather be housed in the afternoon as |
only requires to be wilted. Here then is
great saving OF time which is money to TIL
farmer, besides enhancing the value of his In,
as provender. This is not the onlT gain. b
eating his grass when in blossom, or whe
the sap is growing up the root bleeds ont
thereby exhausting the strength Of the roo
and rendering 1t sckly and incapable of yield
ing good second crop. This is commO
sense, as well as scientific experience.
Let auy farmer try the suggestion here mad
on but a few acres, the present season, and
have no fears for the result. 1t will add fl
teen to twenty per cent to the value of his hl
by securing the sacharine matter, and equal
as much in time and after crops. A. +. o.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
r,,v1, Nv wnr1,p MARf UP ms MIND.

I wish he would make up his mind, ma,
For don't care much longer 10 waiti
Tn surr have binted quite strongly
That thought OF changing my STATE
For a sweetheart he'sreally 50 1aekwara'
Ican't bring him out though try
1 swn that that he's very good tenpereo'
But then he's so drssdidlly spy
When ] sneak about lore and cottage,
&c gives me glance of surprise,
And il but hint about marriage,
He bushes quite up to the eyes
can't make him Jealous I've tried III
And tits no use my being unkind.
For that's not the way am certain,
To get him TO make up his mind'
I've sung him love sonnetsb by dozens,
pye worked him both slippers and nose
Aud we walked out by moonlight together
Yet he never attempts TO propose
You really must ask his intentions,
Or some other beau must find,
For, indeed, won't tary much longer,
For one who can't make up his mind.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
Trnsteois sale 81 Real EaEote.

pr-R EPN vIItno olqdaort' oI lIe IhNncrlIoT q
EssHH sNle 1T PUBLIC YES Due on WEpNES
lssal. DAY LIST dy of July. D.. 1851 in The CT,
Mhlinsn4, in tho county q New Castcand state ADORE,
nd beint in liz civ "a tymiugt,n Nav Enstis ntiu-
A. TO Niti-Ail THAT ccrgin nessusg or two stored
Brick Dwallltg Hnnau aud lot n grnunl situate rOnlIgu
9i'Wf frdht stfedt IN tte cY VI Wilmington; Besiii"
ihE at corner 81 sn gnd on said side Fl ut Strt.
t. tna itstnnrc OF w'Ny f'r! inches front West
efn side Of Walnut street thence by sad Rnd allotted ia
hlts u EIG, North 81 deg. Last Iusans through the
ld ~ Vt ~" brick wall Net@arn the houses 65 ipet in
corner sake, lnrnce by the same d Sn III 80 GGf fHs
lino' Hul - 10 thn suant Walnut Street. alHrrgRid
n nee Thereby south 2ddg Lust ri toa nif.rr oi
anl 81 k"h'GcN jOhr5 ,heHcR y That lGl North 80 IL ,
William tosge, south o. das. wtst Pt5sins thrnnsl ic
utdC OF the briCk wall be wpen tetwOuuriyd houses
i-isGt Ia til, aoreealh aiue n EiOp street ANA thFncr
eFriy @"ii - dt- Ets IL ip: inchos 20 Tie pho ri
Re siiG ttra ~ =s. bciny the Il 's Estate OF VIII an
FGguf darelsed. Attendance VII Ud gwen nd terms Of
s' mnIs karw al he time and plano Aforesaid, % the
UNDERMINED, Il Tfuslec apPuntel 10 etsct sad sale,
W. $, MrCAULliS,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

THE ubtriirrr wit Fplint PRIVATE SA E
aaSA q his Farm ui IN AcreR being part Of lewdehs
gka lsant abont l-o Acresnf 4 ID Marsh well seI
zs.5s=A gass. The fencing Is all good, enfy all Of
It hp been put up within spvCn trHrE, ard the farm hSs
hpo. iiIIsi ri over Tbs BritI ga nrHail Id good or
dr nnpes, hpk and ih either frame, the lat
tvf WIS hu al85i; sat atabz tar ioIsss anil Cows,
Sinnsn house &c. liz Farm s Hl'as ifuln Winning
10 n AID about ihrte hundred yHrtR irrtp The Nawpori
station n tie r. W. y b. Ruilr0gd, lhaie isn good
1udihg on thn ChistinnA Creek where lime and
dTo san Delivered anil tho pToHnuo Ui the place sent
way, 49, nny priceR arc EiEen Ur all kinds Of PRO
dGc9 n Newport. which ingkr az nvenlcnt m7rkc,--
III His0ne othe hes gram aud grazing FnrAls in this
ut country. aud Sl be sold on nee"mmnda-
ling ielm7. WILLIAM. EANBl,,
i,ItE .t.4Ttos, Wilmington. upl.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

81 F5t q Al.li,-Z Valuable Farms, situated
fss;FJS rear The iDalh OF 5assaifaS River, kynt
Is.shu County, hli. M. ! onntains 40 Azores o.
sl& choice, ticl lad land ai out 10 fields, viva
air fencing about p Acres 1tlmber walLu Ut uHk hr
o. mud Poplar The mgrnycmenls are new an! good
Cd; barn by l0lee, with ntI;r out buildings. pico
gage,
No. sadoining the same and part said tract, of39
Acres, dlvideu into heds under fair fencing; land
good, and raising CoD1 crops. Buil DISas-huuse iame
p BY ~ eet with hack buildings gUOd ruonst Barn -
ny So feet, anu about 10 AoTeb Of good TN Der, tho
1aqe a. No. Pnee Sas PEI Acres, one thug or half
tract If desired Mt email figure For more full pnr.
tlrulars, cal nraircss ANlES ii RAY Newark, bet.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

II VALUABLE AND WATER Pow
ffIsfSS or ia CGnl County,. Md, miles from Elkton
ssEhu ana %lliin Iiie 81 old piMnk roid 10 Elk.
good state Of cultivation divided INFO sfnids With about
20 Acres 81 meadow Ia d, ~ Acres of good Wund
snl ~ under gond t,ucips. The Water PUwe is ru0d
(Jiect hehu Hld iil with Gr ct and mill and On
good OF wn;er, The are good welj
ing B feet square and contains suud rnna aud gar a.
9hfh ~ " ~ ltut gupu Era1rS, cribs, ErnF uuap
smoke House nnd 9tler our buildings, al in good order
S9n OIchlII 81 Lieren kinds Of NUT, the fun and
,sWell waafAu ana would mtkS good grazHg lan tEo
end mas all leen med well and now raises good cfnpa
Ahd WIN he sold At str PEI Acre. Cal. address the u-
1erSEhGn i9t more t4'i raftau afs, at NS%ark, bet,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
Pol4 SALE.

H. AGOrD FARM CON flaming ga ACRES
tsYA oisool land and now IN good state Of improve
ssA2 last yclT 2ul bushels Df corn, son bushels Of
heat, Oats and Potatoes IN oportOn tvIdeh INTO iods
all vel wHtnrnd. findings, llonae Of stone l6 by % it,
with frame Nltolen attached, and CONTAINING rouns N
all stabilng ETanaIy cribs and other out buildings.
The SOL is oxceileul this Farm ssualedn Cecil coun
~ Md, mas from Nulth FAST and from u ktun and
from New Castle. This Farms worth of the nitun-
ION olsreGnaorsor others as 4 can le bought for Ihe
particulars, apply the undersigned az No. ak Del
SOFT. p. NAMES Ii. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
fro BIZ Continued
MIppLETowa, juno II, 1857.

DESTRUCTION BY THE ARMY WORM Accord
ing to tho Cambridge Md Democrat the
army worm has appeared in that county in
myriads, destroying everything within reach
IN some instances farmers are digging, and
some have dug, bitches around their corn
fields, to intercept them and thus save their
crops from utter destruction. On their frs,
appearance they seemed to affect a disiuclina.
ton 10 modest the corn and could be seen, in
great numbers, passing through it on their
march to some adjoining field Of wheat or grass
to commence their destructive operations, and
some thought they would leave the corn un.
touchedi but they have, where 1t was not cut
before them, destroyed the grass, nearly strip.
ed the wheat Of the blade, and have now com.
menoed their rsYages upon the corn.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
u AhUApLal FARM FOR saLa

E-sIA ,,TIIIIi u 3GGKI IEK OFFERS AT PRf
fssF,f3 naIE TAlE, T. Farm situated ia pencnIta'
lsssnb Hundred, ,rw CAatle Count and state iJeir
Newark, ana gnatter Ora tune tom the New nTk bepot
adjoining lands lanes l.. Martini Andrew Kerr 4stI n
iheIs, mtalniig % AcFHsUt win y % AcresHre W
iana prom htavly llu1hefed Tie arabic land IS in
lgh state 81 oultivRlnn having lie ali aver III
tlmesRnd The Er hcr the fhi time within tho last
AeaTswh Considerable guAntlty uftiuano, an il IN We
Hhlerei Ihe Innnr nenis subsantiEl W., stuT.
frame House ami Frhcn attached, with well Of quo
whtrht ne dnhr, wilma pump in the Same n frame hsr
Why lSe wt DitinaUHnl Cofi-rTib, anR o. si IN,
uer, Two IraHaTlts Corn erhs wagon house nepyy
A. putt within me last years, other %,
nuulhss. AIS wp snl tenant House ha pi p,l s. a.
HBOL1 Apple Orchard. with 9Th chO c, fruit Ia IL =
r. h. Grs Scuns in the count both for male
hu lena eilkaw se plrGrs Of public wnrshp nina niiir
Ant person wiShstO purohHse viii call on the unJss
slEpent friee SH5 ger Acre. Terms easy / or aasb
Ieh. 2-tl. JAMES II. RAY, Newark. iJnI'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

To undress TO go to bed seems to be a matter
Of fashion only. In Finland, Bayard Taylor
became the guest of hospitable old lady with
three daughters, and thus went his expericn-
ces: g The first night, the mother and her sons
were SO amazed to see him undress before re-
firing, that they were curiosity. bound, and did
leave their stand point in the room until he
was snugly covered up. The revelation Of
what they had seen, to other members of the
family, produced most wonderful audience
the second night. On this occasion, he writes
Three buxom daughters, of ages ranging from
sixteen to twenty-five appeared, about the
time of retiring, and stationed themselves in q
row near tho door, where they watched US,
with silent curiosity. As we had shown no
hesitation in the first case, we determined to
he equally courageous now, and commenced
removing our garments with deliberatlon, al
lowing them to fully inspect them. The work
thus proceeded in mutual silence, until wo were
nearly ready torrepose, when, by pulling off a
stocking, and displaying muscular calf, we
suddenly alarmed the youngest, who darted to
| the door, and rushed out. The second caught
the panic, and followed, and the third and old
est was Obliged TO do likewise, though with ev.
4 ident reluctance. The perfect colnposure o.
the girls, and the steadiness with which They
watched US, showed that they were quit
unconscious of having cornrnlttsa ~~y it.iPr~
rriety.' -
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

- WILMINGTON, MAY 18th, 1851
fItHIS to notify the public that WIN. Chandler, tson
otWn Chandler tanner deoense ~ has not bargain.
ed soi assigned transferred or set his property To
Macy Anu Ho!lingswqrth my knowledge, ia pmhshed
in the Delaware Republican at ehrrarY 18TH 1856 and
forbid any personnr persons who are ndrbtedt. me,
from pay or settling any business with said Mary Ann
hUng swvrlh consider sell capable Ui Attending
may is-smoS MN. CHANDLER
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

SAVED BY CARA few nights since FAM
ly IN Charleston, :. O., was awakened by the
pitiipl cries OF cat, when the house was dis
covered to be on fire. Had 1t not been for
pussy's warning the whole family might have
perishsd, as the flames had made considerable
Roadway.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

FEE NEW KANSAS SESAToR.-Willlam A.
Philips, who has just been chosen United
States Senator from Kansas, in the place OF
Jaaes II. Lane, is about thirty-two years of
aSe. lie is a Scotchruan by birth, a lawyer
byproiession, and journalist from inclination
ana circumstances. His father, on coming from
Scotland, settled near Chester, In Illinois, and
there young Philips was admitted to tho bar,
and afterwards became editor OF the whig pa
per in that town. He became an occasional
contributor to tho New York Tribune, and on
the opening of that territory went there as
tho regulnr correspondent Of that paper at a
salary Of $1,000 per annum. He Is a man of
lne talents, and an effective speaker. The
Cincinnati Gazette says that all the members
OF lis family seem to have talent for journal
ism. Some of the best letters from the Terri
tory were written by his wife and sister. There
is no likelihood of Mr.. Philips being admitted
to his seat, as he was elected by the Topeka
tbogus) Legislature.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

z
p-s,A fElE uudersiynGd wall sell ~ pEHLIC SALE.
NJ Inc iiOte u J1Tunia &c ieI in lie yliag,
ifssin olCne,tgrgl leon SATURDAY., jih iNy n H
az IL o'elnek a VI, all That tArM AID plania,
gSdSnis Us ads o & Aiase aud others roa nins III
TOD, iyE about Of uila from CheefviIIs nSIa ,ias
rom tts tHWn 81 Mi!i1stnG on tho main road from tbe
bnef % thelh"t Pig y, cuHYenlsn tn Landing CnTches
Minis scrHs Ac Th9 lspd has been inpTGy d ~ tic an
igI!on ol ihme Ie hIllhSs are aud sufficient iSr
Az tiner vol o. excellent water on the FARM he
pWchhst eau nave possession, 50 far
concerned aSs"9n us he may d0aife. TERMS -Uae-tri
~ re pelso money to ba paid on the JANUARY next
Wn Psyntph "tss w gwen and the balHnC and
inv rSs ai.t,. HIM S n, ENql:NSE9YS
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

FOR. SALE

&sA THE WAS iiNGTuN HoTEi. at NEWARK.
SEA will sell, az Private Sal. tho above well
ASA known stand, now doing hssvs business. The
property Is situated near the centre Of tue Town. on tho
hlin street. Tbs Front Lot ishhUut lbs Ct on tile
street, an runlns back about 3ii feet, lie Budlnga
consist vi aTgB spanlous House, containing some 10
RunmS; all III good uruer, with lars Slahns t sO 50
read u utsta, wlt good Sheds, no., with Drove Yard
ack lpr ntlG rhIb property Will rent for oyei q toO
nd VIII 10 SO for S0.Stu ono1haii Cash, balance,
hTtEagr, '9BesslDn ia one mont alter safe CailOr
address tho U IA lsrslgued sunn JAMES Il. RAY, Ntw.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

4 1 ksl Yirtue al M order OF the tirplais' Court
yEEyAP sbnf the state ~ Delaware in AMI for New
AnhH ta.,s County " VI be exposed tn snie ii; r u d.
44a'.|7 Lie VEN Dit 4 on w EpN tSDAN the III dul
n July, A. y, 1851, nj 2n'r ok, T. NJ, ut the house u
GNI4ea ~, Aim hd in the cIiy, iimrstnu, tho fol-
n%inS uo rfl lAWt- AMI ttdinGuts, situate EAd nps
~ lie city of Wilmington. New Castle County and STAT
4 nei1%ata, ~ w!Ont'9 EasrrIlt sidn OF French ST..
a. rafnerhi 4ti ul the XlUH Church, thence along a
lhf ~ sti land South hadts Eust 1872 feet inches
ANA inwU ate Of l4l id g. Wilson. theme" along lin,
4 said tn south ~ deg Wesr % tnet inches 10 land III
Eggkel lpgll. hence along line ul sal mud North
&hr WtSt ~ feet inc!ss IL the srii side 81 FTruch
-tfCtt 7n thence thereby &nIl 81 DIS, Ensi 20 feet
hHht thle places ul hra'ulng ouutaHus within hsat
h'hlH 5IH sgI%rr lret utIm hs tt the SAM ~
trS5 htl e Ing heHi f.slAleUl Imothy dwed neas-
i;Hnl INN lie nH,rhh purchasers thereof he ana
ppHr ~ lha next Orphnns' Coat ir New tstis
3tHht inc Cor-t mtJ rn tnte purchaser purcha
'ffs rue ptlnS sol 10 iln. ef, or them pursiin
ms " er Ne she. Wr ayt pryins to thn ptrtes ett led
helr just nl prna' nH1h!e shares Of purchase money
espeSls9N or WIN Enihrirni suTttyur surrt'E 10 he
pHlFtd ny Ie Court entering utn KecGan2anCe tn M
SthtAlo ~ taken md Hck nwinS ed Sau Court in
Itiin siii To he letrrnln,dh y Court ilh onUd
ION Ia phy the parties aptinl geveTally, their
AdnnlSi Ih0rs OF SSigns respectively, their just
l!A mopGflilHntlr sllres OF thastI puTG sc money
Nlh HteFeSt from such tins a. tho luft may drtermng
= Shri hAnner 1 ina 40 inly by the direction of thG
Gnhfi Ue prescribed IL s!d condition. AttenhancN wil
9giren hni terms OF 81. Hdn Known ~ the time d
fiiee nj lGsad, by w la,a y MCtMulle,, ESQ.,, the
trustee Nppnhlo l. II Ult tie sale Ills attorney. By
Ht5f ~ tic Orphans Court
Iuno l-ta. mo u, BIRD .fl'e-k
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
VALUABLE RDaL DSTATE,

IL N LE subscrberwi III sell at Private Sale tho
Ess{$R 4 following Described Rea Estate, late ths
siSH NI E Eorpsrty Of James Denasy, deofased, IN
of Delaware, he Fam kuown ~ the Hume Farm and az
which the said Iames Denney, depeased lately res I'M
situated on the upper road leading from Sia ton 10
s II asd distant abHnt miles from stanton and miles
hyeo wliai - IA Timber, and tina balance in clearpJ
end and - high state Of imp enent, and we'll wa
tered having running streams nearly very field r5s
Rpiidings are lsIse two story Dwelling House And
knohen laTse stone Barn with sthbline undernaafh
GrGnHTy ,Soka-houss and all necessary oti
nuSny Sna aiI IN good repair, mover failing wen Of
prime Apple and Peach Orchard on tha Sfopertx
HaIety OF other fruits Posse sion will be Eiven on ~
be ~ayi III II ~ riafoh he@t' JAMES DENNEY, IL,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

FOR SAlt-n very line FARM. Of 343fA a,
ores situated ia Kent cuuUty, MD, miles from 90,
and III s ia H., and ir9HE On ne Bay The 5s
pdMveht, under annd ienrg, divIdd inn6 flo DIS wal
MheEeH; in Acres nr near TINT amount IN timber III q
n az ne ln5n n there lsagoi landing Theipyet hts
9e hIst Ln9r and up al ~ good nT4er Gtaury 81 by
" itft yum &C bs l'tt viii md " bus corn siabinE
S cav VIZ snSse GSS is Yery ns e prn%uce ohs farm win
pnymells 81 Sl0lO with nrrest. Price only Ssa sT
Newark Del. 'E-@ H. AShf :
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

A - ~, ~ - U. SOun
RE.AA try seat oil i3o AnreS situated IN Ces Cuun
@l.tql ty Md, anu adjO mug the town Ol Elkttn,
who're good ScnuulGi C Iu che Sane sOoiety can
found The Farm and Building. comma ndt an ex.
EelsY view far mi IL wa The rand around
lheeUlntIy, he HrinitIivido inOG fields, handsOns
L. lad out with rev an substantial raj frnPes
Fhe butldingsRre b. OK House, 10 By ~ feet
and sHbstanlI1l arse uoub tu0Ted Earn, 81 ieet
square stun and frame th and ID ut
'abhoi. Fnerea 4" Acres Il WneaLrow thesrounl,
md LOOKS welt. Tue WHulo VIII lie sold for fifteen thou
'hnI dollars sometlIng nyer lis per Acre. will
xCalgs M atin in paft for foUd improved Whining
or P label phia poTty. Possession eHt be had
tany tun' For more lUl idelalsaPpiyto JANE II,
RAY Newark, bel.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

PRESERVATION OF Fees Il Is tue custom of
some good housewives to lay down eggs when they
Hie plenty, against lime Of scarcity Sometimes
they arc packed il salt; very dry but this Is eril.
nus sometimes in lime water made very strong =
Dipping III oil ia also recommended, and packing in
trdiin mes!. Lay them with this small end down
and if uujis urbed they will be as COOL at the end
u tho year a when packed. Our Illn is too Feep
them in the igin Il package and nave them shelled
unt as waned. They always keep satisfactorily in
this way, til they reach the table, when they are
soon spelled
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

MILLDEw or aonsEBeRatEs -Ths fine fruit Is
more subject to mile than any other in Gus climate
Why this should DO the case Ia clear, dry atnos.
phere while in tha moist climate of England it grows
il tn. greatest perfection, has mot been explained
Taliou4 remedies have been suggested 0ne Of the
most hopeful il TO put out the bushes in well rain
cd soil, anl to keep them constantly mulchcd In
summer. Salt hay, three four inches thick, an
! swers very good purpose. They should never be
sst uiiisr tTe,s or In the si AIDE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
MnrIHE

rENHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore exi4 ing be-
II tween z ,duk F. Speakman and james Diworth
trad Rg under the firm OF Speaknan & DwoTth iats day
dissolved by nnuA consent The business Of the late An
will be- settled by the hrin of SptaknRn 4 Gordon.
XADOK n SPEAtSMAN.
ap. s-2tno. JAMES DILWORTH.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

A, a FUN sALE.-TA snueIltte FafmnIai a cfte
Liihr miles irIn Elr ton, in Ceet County, Md, lie
aassah land If hanls ,ls, lti the nprUV
story ffano house aud log Kitchen, goou re pair "a
newfraine Barn VITA liar unter ~ stublinpi srbs,
rLnnary p'u try Rouse Hnd smoke house, III IN faiITa
pair % bush of lime put onn Ssptonber lHsti
iOn pAhue OF pust and rAIani worm fence up
.oed aadps % the kiyeI; Church and School house
SprinS a. the dw. lig. Tha Fstm IL be Brlu low II
~ Piled Price $50 per Acre, pnc-ihird cath,
NnMark. Del.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25
NOIEIGE

TITO my friends aud pRtrnps having hold out my rtIro
interest in the Paper Hanging Establishment,
~ ora3ss and seeond NJ, 70 my friend Mr. Ions r
friends and Parons feeling assured hy his strict att
to BUSINESS long experience the and good
manship that he will retain the confidence
to JOHN WALKtR,
may7. Corner Orange and ID aia., Wilnlnston, bel
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-06-25

THE undersigned wishes to inform his friends nd ths
public generally that he has purchased the entire
IN the Pepper Hanging establishment OF Mr. JClG Walker
hs p sssnt STOCK much larger Si better assortment d
this city. embracing God and Velvet deonatons Cnt
atnros, halls phrlors and brarea with gr nssori
menta " OAK, Walnut And Rosewood teteJ 10 no, fac
ton suitable Tor Dining rooms and HILLS; also medium
pfioeni satIn AND common paper borders shades
paper curtains, hreboard prints all OF Fhlcb III ID
sold on tha most reasonable terms SO -
guaranteed, MI - Il ~ 9,u ~ III ehaeA
flain and Decorative Paper HANGER, 'Cornor
nay TIL Orange and I'd .,reets, Wltiuilngon, Del,