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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

APPLE TRKEs-HIoH Anp Low HBAnIso.-
There are two methods Of pruning apple trees
both praoticed by good oultivators, in different
locations, with q view to establish the height
| OF the head from the ground. One | may
name the system Of low pruning, or heading
Of the tree; and the other the high pruning.
The object of pruning low, keeping the bear
TO afford Protsetion TO the trunk by the shade
Of the overhangipg branches, to render the
picking more convenient; and II Is likewise
| assumed, by the advocates of this method
that the tree Ia less liable to suffer from the
extreme cold. The sole object Of pruning
high, is to carry tho branches Of low, vide,
spreading varieties out Of the way Of horses,
tools, and men employed in suliivAting the
orchard
think both Of these systems are right. W.
should prefer the high pruning method, how
ever, in climates adapted TO the apple and
whore 1t is proved to be perfectly hardy. II
is nearly impossible TO cultivate among some
varieties OF apple trees, greening, for ex-
ample, when they have attained the age of 6
or ten years, unless the heads are started al
least feet from the ground. This is an i'm
portant item in taking care Of an orchard
The extra height of two or three feet 10 no OBJ,
lection to ready picking, and in this State | do
not believe the shade and other protection TO
the trunk any great advantage to the thrift oil
the the tree. It may be of some use, how
ever, to expose the head Of the tree to the
freer circulation OF air, which its loftier posi-
ton affords.
was led TO write this letter, Mr.. Editor
from having noticed the example Of one o.
our most successful frui, gro wsrs In westerd
New York; who planted, II l mistake not, sixty
acres to the Baldwin variety alone. BE pIunst
his trees TO height Of SIX feet from til,
ground, thinking that the facilities it afforded
for easy cultivation, overbalanced all the dis.
advantages that might be urged against tn,
method. And certainly when good and thor
ough cultivation is so essential to suscess
making that cultivation easy and practicable
is Of the very first importance.
would not argue that this high pruniig
should be- adopted in western or southern b
cations, where 1t has been shown that the d.
pie succeeds better with the low hea6-or I'm
palmer term5, where the soil and climate is
not adapted to 1t. Such locations, in my
opinion, will never compete with us In gov
ing tine apple. They must raise them as they
can. But It Is not well to let all this hTti-
cultural talk persuade our fruit grower in
Western New York to adopt method which
will be a source Of much inconvenienIe in
their oultiyatipg, without comforting domhen.
surate benefits. We should think forfour-
selves, study our own climate, measue the
obstacles we probably shall meet in thu path
Of success, and then let common senJ rule
us.--Rurai New Yorker.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

CURING PoTAFoEs.-The practice of luttnp
potstoes is adopted by many as a mkter o.
economy. Experience, however, Sc, hs TO
have established, that the practice as an iu
jnrious influence upon the crop, ESPECIALLY
when the planting 10 early, and the sill and
weather cold Last season, in orderlto ties,
the thing, ! tried several experiments the re.
suits OF which were 10 every case in tvor oil
tho uncut seed. The method adopletwss as
follows
Two rows of cut potatoes were plated in
the centre of piece-the tubers being diyi-
ded US nearly 10 the centre as practica be--and
two pieces allowed to each bill. This was
tried on four different pieces of the vegetable
aud each piece 10 different field On digging
the roots 1t was found that the Weld OF the
out rows was less by oue.tentb, by weight
than that Of the uncut ones. and In ,oiu, OF
size, q still more marked difference 4 never
plant the smallest or the largest potatoes g. but
select those Of medium siSe and slbw two
potatoes TO the bill.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
WALTON, WHANN & CO.,
South w. Corner Front and Market Streets,
Wilmington, Del
FARM FOR SALE.

pzaA The Subscribers offer at private sale the faIn
lsssH on which they reside, situate in white cisy
|. IM Creek Hundred, the turnpike, about tWo
iniles the village Of OhrstianH, from Coocks
n..Ie,-.L--- ct vw~ss
from the Bear Station and mica from
rty Wilmington 1t contains 1871 acres forty uhir
are in good Timber The land la divided Into neaa
BY good and ia IN good state Of cultivation TIE
venents consist Of good Brick House. with cellsx
undsr, aLd good well Of water at the door. Wages
House. 41snaTy, Barn and other outbudings There II
q good apple orchard and other kinds of Fruit. The
vii adapted raising all kinds Of Grain and arhs.
and IN ssi -oss sbo sttostios Wishing 10
gage In agricultural pursuits Nis Schools and
ooneOsoet, aad the hsighsorhood IL an impIovrs
and hsAit Assirable Ters easy. Possession eiv.s
this fab "a rsSaired. DAVID PO0UR
l. NsyN. Joseph POaUh
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
COPS .owLY Poor.

GODS LowLY P0oR.
DARK srs bis dssiinjss,
fxuslees their missries,
Count not their frailties,
; While they endure.
when, with impioriue hand,
They at your threshold stand.
Speak to them kind and bland
Gods lowly pasr:
Q ys rinA6Se's of earthl
WIN atyour blazing hearth,
with wine and mirth,
Think OF Gods poor.
Out In q world of woe,
Out where the tempssts blow,
Only themselves may know
What they endure.
fearful and dark Away,
Onward through life they stray,
Comfort them ye who may,
Still their sad moan.
And the good God who planned
All things in wisdom grand,
Ys. In that brighter Land,
Yet shall enthrone.
Dark srs their destinies,
Namelsss their miseries,
Count not their frailties,
while they endure.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

RsEPxe CIDkR SwEBT.-M. Hester Huron
co, Onto, gives the following as his method
OF treating cider;
'ln gathering apples, avoid gettiue 10 leaves
or rotten apples, aud before making thorough
y wash the vat, press, receiving hub, etc.
Have clean barrels. gil them With cider as
soon as 1t runs from the press, avoiding much
exposure to air. Place the barrelt 10 a post
ton to draw from, and let stand bntil it set-
ties, say "a hours, Make . briustsus match
by dipping piece OF cloth 2 inches wide, aud
J inch long, In melted Sulphur. This 10 10 be
fastened to piece Of wire, Aboot feet long
having small hook on the end Set the sul-
phur on Ere, put IL in the empty barrel half
way down, raising it up gradnally I'LL the match
burus out, then draw of the clear cider and
put IL in with the smoke. Buug It up. tight
add keep 1t 10 cool place. whsp. treated in
this way IL has slvays kept sweet With US,
without any shsrP or unpleasant taste.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

10y virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of the
Datate of Delav Arc, made at the September AD
1885, will DO exposed to sale at public vendus the
house Of Benz AMIN O. Pearee In the city Of Wlmnston,
Saturday, the sixth day Of January 1885, Sciosh
m the following described real estate lsts Of Robt
McCailey, decd, to wit;
Aceraiu lot or zee Of land situate 10 the city 81 Will
M Dston beginning the westerly side Of french Street,
I'D 70 feet inches broad aud at the distance Of 80 a.
from north side fifth street about ~ foot broad
corner OF Ann AcIlvsne's land; thence alonE sad side
q Nicholas Patterson, dscsnsed; thence thereby
westerly and parallel 10 7th street % feet 6k inches
."rner Of Dauie B. Woodward's land; thence by his
land southery and parallel TO French Street. 50 feet to
a Of land Of VIM. Bright; thence therebyand
at resaid sassefy and psrsueI 70 Ttn rest TX
inches 10 the place Of beginning b5 the contents
uIore or less and having thereon frame dwelling.
And II Is ordered that the purchaser or purchaser
thereofbe and appear at the Court for New
Castle County, that the Court may assign 10 him. her or
taeiu She premises sold pursuant said order he she
or they paying tn the rties entitled their and pro
poltonats shares OF tho purchase money
with snfeent urety surses TO be approved by tbs
Court auter 20 recognEance to the be
aud Acknowledged in said Court in penal sum- 10 be
determined 10y the said Court with condition TO pay
the parties ent tied severAliy their executors admins
TRAITORS or assigns respectively their just and proportion
ate shares Of the said purchase monoy, with Interest
from such time at the Court may determine 10 maune
aud form may by the directin Of the Court be
prescribed and appointed in said condition.
knowi OF the time and place aforesaid by
WIN. s. HoCAULLkY, ksq- Trustee or by his attorney
| By order Of the Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
| ClaKk nft hR nrnh au. - ..,,.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

A--a THE subsorib.r will oG,r at Public Sale, On
fl THURSDAY, the 18th of January, at 2 O'Clock,
EEazl p NJ at the hotel 10 the Village u
AA4in White Clay Creek, Hundred, within q half
mile u said Village on good road to Wilmington cor.
tanning one huudred aores The farm Is well fenced
.omethine two hundred panel Of new fence having
been recently put up has been lined ne,rly all over
within the past three years. frame barn, log house. and
new Spring house, with never failing spring The
water can run from tho spring to the buildings with
very ttle trouble or expense being toms twenty rds
above the house The land 10 In tolaraLlo ORDER
Into convenient fsns, and we'll wAteed Persons wish.
irE TO view the property, will be shown tho same by
james r. Porter residing thereon. No pospon.ment on
acc 3unt Of the weather.
TERMS per cent day Of Sale, the balance on
or before the 18TH OF March, 1856 81 0c0 may on
Ire firm. dec IS ALBEhT ] LYMAN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
PLENDID
JeWeIry Watches, Diamonds, &C.,
FOR THE gHOLTDAYaf

'T,nA House of BIOS ANe0BT, sIs.Jo& co.. rAa,a,
I have the pleasure OF snnsu; cias tust they kars
III sa'
.Hd for the purpose Of making thoir goods % extsn
they snd bGve been for over 10 years il ks-
rope they have determined plan By which Poss
did styles. ASS preIimipsry, they would remark thaf
hey niannaeture and sell NO IhIIArios yevelry e
Ma.eshss. ply all are wnrraniei GOLD Of the kns<s
Our customers will also have the great sdvantss 40 81
R.atssn, Nth. with Which We shall keep New York
have adopted the plan OF SALE now so popular
FOX EAGH 1R@ HI I1Ecs ~ s ..s
New " rk Agency paid by the sale Of
ogRSns reprsSentiag NE various articles. Three
and each will show he der the psrtisr
lar article he or she Is entitled to- on pa, ant Of a.
mot desired the holder viii obiise US, .Ssn 10 r.,
turns the Certificate " stating whAt other article Of
sen, With psssuTs oGs AIN Is 6 f PIssE "a q
means .on TO that end VII BE- stsrtsd soot
s;sssa other
setwi DiAmonds, Rubies, Pearls Garnet and ora
Stones, tsolitaire AM In olusters, LadieI sets 81
.sty tossihe With large ssssrtsns o. aoid ssl
and scarf Pins an endess variety s ~ Braasiss
&c In case Of OF patrons are not In want ~
in ;:s% sF rs II SGiiSSS
bsasp,ul,y ehSsed and glsted.
States and Proyinass and to all saeh very betai Is
dacemsn.s will be offered. and On application, or
sent in Post one orde where they can be obtsiu
or BY Bank Drafts to order Address ali o. ders 70
our As'a sn IX i Il foT sFERfiSNe CO.
DEC B-Sm ls9 Broadway, New York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
Han 4 Cor. a, OO,t-J, p. Doueb,on 40

Hais Cops at Gut. P. Doughtou, Dos
Market street, offers bis entire stock Of fash
ionaole haIs and caps at cost prices in order 10
make room for more extensive assortment of
gents furnishing goods. This stock OF bats
Is selected from the manufacturers with great
care and will be sold from 20 TO 80 per cep,
cheaper tbsu cou be purchased In this or any
other city. The stock embraces all of the la
Asst styles Of mems and boy's hats and cars and
TOR cash only will be ssld great bargains,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
Public Sale

IL BY virtue Of Decree OF TIE Chancellor OF
IA tho state Of Delaware, the sui scriber will
EssM poso to sale at Public vshdue. on WEI MES
Ens DAY, the 24th day Of JANUARY, 1895. at
GE - o'clock, p NJ at foxwslps Hotel, In the town
ot em,rna the following described Real Estate late the
properly Of James ohAmbers deceased situate In Appc
quinmink Hundred, New Castle County, and State Of
Delaware, to wit;
No. IA Farm bounded by the road leading from Tay
ors Bdse to the smyrna end Thoroushsre Neck road,
and by lands II Ayres Sboeksy, John Athsly David W.
Chambers and others containing los Aerss sss
with Dwelling House. B<ru, Stable, Corn.Chb and
Tenant House theyeon erected.
No. "A Tract " Land, No. I, bounded by the
aforesaid road lsAdug nom raylors Bridge, and BY Ands
oil iisvld W. Chambers Samuel Stats, Am Fennimors
aud Others ntaning 22x Acres more less, with
Dweln, House. two store Houses and araEary thereon
erected.
NJ. "A lot Of Land adjoining No. l, oontainins 81
psrches more or less.
This property Is about four miles from the Of
Smyrna aud Smyrna station the Delaware Rsiiroad
about miles from good landing Duck sk aud
ado public school. All the land bosI recently
lined, and IL well adapted to the growth Of PsacheG
rBRMs-Ten per cent on the day Of sale, and balance
on tie 10Th Of February, 1905
For further particulars inquire Of Mr. David W Cham
brts No ell Market street, Philadsphis Of the sub
crfber. W. y. SPRUAkCH, Trustee,
DEC 25rh, ls75ts New Castle, Del.
A1rb subscriber will ofier at Public vendus at the
time and place Of the above Sale tract Of Land yioe
between No aad No. above described, coptsining u
Acres less. DAVID w. CHAMHEhS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

j. O. Piekes is constantly receiving China
Glass and Qussnsware, such as Tea, Dinner and
Chamber sets 10 which ne invites the attention
OF bis friends and the public generally. He feels
confident that be can suit them with goods and
prices. He keeps constantly on hand u large
and well selected stock OF goods such as Plates,
Dishes, Tumblers, Pitchers and Fruit Jars
Do not forget the place 1t is 2l3 Market street,
Del. Call and see his stock and
make your own selections --seplA-tf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

ArrA BY virtue Of tho directions Of the last will
sslm and testament Of Sarah Hasty late Of the city
kslM Of Wilmington, dsnsssed, will be exposed 10
public sale at the hotel Of Morris Dickinson, NOM
DAY, tho 18th day Of JANUARY next, at O'Clock, p
M being the real estate Of Sarah Hasty, deceased,
follows
lot Of land the north side 'FRONT.' strcst
between Kirg and French streets on which are two
Frame Dselliags, Nos l03 and los, said lot having
front OF 81 feet2 inches. and deth of "a feet inches
TERMS sALE.-Tsn per cent. Of the purchase mo.
ney on day Of eale, the balance the 25th day Of
March next when possession and deed will given
Persons vief the property by applying to VIM. II
Buckley, on the premises:
L. W. gTIDHAM. Auctiouref. dec "a IN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
Holiday P1aeas.-E. Hirst, j,veler No I,

Holiday Pr0eas.-E, Hirst, jsweler, No. Is
Fourth street, 10 now prepared to supply bis
friends aud the public generally, with Christ
mas presents, such as clocks, watches, HuRer
rings srectscles, and sets OF jewelry OF every
description. BE feels confident that he can
sell as eseap as tho cheapest. BE is also pre-.
pared to repair clocks, watches, and jewelry,
at the shortest notice, aud in the best manner.
he warrants all work to give satisfaction -
before purchasing elsewhere. 7u
Wo<d~ 1 as Ass.-How T z. ssxton make,
sueh superior Photographs to any other photograph.
sr and AZ sueh reasonable price. Come one come
Wilmhgsos, Del. d,eas.gu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
DELAWARE FARmS FOR SALE

ENHA large number Of Farns In lent and Sussex
Em Counties are offered cheap GU easy terms d
llsksM payment Farms may be had OF any desirable
size, from ten acres to ave hundred In the various
stages oil improyementfrom very good TO very poor
As general thing thy all have plenty Of good timber
ana good water are located In healthy situations conyb
nient to both Railroad and Water communication ar,i
are particularly adapted to the culture Peaches
Strawberries and other fruits besdes
vegetables &c. and will under proper cultivation Weld
Ne much Wheat and Corn and other cereals as any lard
In the country. large portion ofhese lands have bst
rented ont for seriea Of years in two large farms aid
they are generally deficient In buildings and ether iii.
provemens, but tne soil naturally exceedingly Iertlp
and with slight expense be made highly
large Northern emigration low pouring into the
lower part Of the State buying up subdivding occupy
ing and improving these lands thereby rendering sure
an early day that lower Delaware will be what nalur.
designed her-the greatest fruit and vegetable garden h
fAs country Sfculars issued every grntnto-
distribution. Branch Offices have been opened Ut wilt
mngton Dover aud Brdgeville. Por fnrthernfrmAtitu
| apply to or address, A. T. JOHNSTON,
Milford, Delaware.
WILLIAM PRESTON, Agent Wilmington Del.
DAMON, i" Bridgeyllle "
As-seud for Circulars, which sent free ieie-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
FOR SALE.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT

About az miles from Wilmington on th,
AaSA Wilmington and New Castle road The house
IsstM is just finished, contains arst floor Plror
NlRAA. Drawing Room, Dining Room, and Kitchen; I o
the second floor hne large Chambers tho third floor
Chambers, Ac The house well ventilated, with ne
hail feet wide, the first and second stories T. 9
building is Of the modern cottage STYLE has q splen did
view Of the River and surrounding country No expense
has been spared to make II complete There 10 or
In the lot where the house stands II the pur
chaser desres there could be obtained several
the opposite side Of the road There stabng for four
b, and two 10 desired. The Carriay
House will hold two or three cn rrlagss
IL u deemed unnecessary to add more, any person
who may want to buy Wow the property for them.
selves. Il D. HiCKS
dcc1f-t Wilmington, Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

- The undersigned offers at Private Sale, the
EEf Real Estate late Of Robert Husbands decess, d.
EseEl on the Brandywine In Christian Hundred con,
xGGlslsting sf tso farms.
No. 10 Farm of 1906 Acres we'll timberod and ed
and well watersd II 10 In biRh ttate Of Guilty. alton
The mprovem nts desirable stone dwelling stpnt
barn and stable carriage housa- ~'iD anu sptinn
house with niI'ng stream. Their Is an spplt
orchard In full caring and other tru't trees.
No. 2 10 q fgrm OF acres y, puing No. /, twelve
acres o which woodland, l. well fenc d AMI wa
tered The soil excellent aud highly improved. ~
the premises stone house. stone barn, carriag
house. spring house and apTle orchard
good nsis hhorhccd end near 10 schools mills su,
onurehes They are welt worthy the attention oil thos
who desire frst class properties TIE title is indsrua
Die and terms VIII be made easy The underagned I'd
Oh application. THOMAS w HUsRASDs
dac 20 Ia ,ar 49, -.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

MvA Asnug little firm, situate in Christian, nd
IIssWn New Castle County, Delaware betueeu '.Cbu
ElkAL teviile And Centre Me ting" cont lining %
less four OF which i. thriving VIVID
land; the land Is In good order and with
house. barn, &C. and apple and peach orchard il is ybr,
healthy and desirable for trucker tradssnan or dor
wishing to retire In quiet way ttla good tenn
easy, price $500. Apply to ChLEBN WALKER q,
the promis, N, or TO W. McCAULLEY 4 Go
sept Il If S06 Market St., Wilmington Do
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
FUBLlC SALE.
&C "A -

the rssidsnes Of the Subscriber il Whts ony Crssk
Hd.. nsar oaLkr0wM, on Monfay, ths 18th day q
JANUARY, 1869 the following personal property, us
-Four good farm OF 70 I'D horses, one sars years cld
and hyperion saddle driver yssflng colt, rood
Mich Cove, 9 lot Of Chistena. A., dc.
Farming Utensiis--Consistine or farm Wagon one
Market vason, for enc two horses, one wheeler
Miloek patent horse Power aud thrsshsr with shaker
and belt AL IN good running orier, Corn shsllsr,
two 81 o. double Harness. sst Of single Harnsss Col
lsrs. Bridles Lnes, Beast ohaias, one Cutting Boz
oas Hcrss Rake shcvels Hoes, &c.. also, lot d Tu,
MP: Also Sleigh aud Bells and various other article
Sale 10 commence at 10 ocloct said day whsu con
dtons will us made known BY DANIEL DRAPRR.
A. CANNON, Auctsnorr tsp l.ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

FOR 6ALE

- PROPERTY ON FRONT sTnEEr, BETWEEN
M West and Washington ST. Gets. Store house Ne. IN
90 feet front aud nearly 100 net deep. Lot 10
Ie5 feet Deep It isa suitable ocAson for
Warehouse. safe and profitable Investment. wfi Be
Old bargain. Apply " WM; BRIeHr,
gEI Bel Estate Agent,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
For Sale

stzaA Nine good dwelling houses, situated, at Third
Ml and Pius Streets, to wit Five taree stoiied
.,i bricks, GU Third Street, commencing at the s.
S2 H. Corner OF Pine they have six rooms each, bs
sides the kitchens, which arv In the Easements, level
with the yard
Four good two story frame houses east side Of Pine
Street, Immediately below Third they have Ave rooms
each aud kitchen In basement. These houses aiway
very readily good tenants from their nearncss to
the Railroad Foundcries, &c, and would be sold alto
capital sngiy to suit purchasers. accomm odstng
terms.
Also series OF lot, of land in the a other proper
ty fronting Third Street, commencing at their back
lines so foet Third Street. and running parallel with
their side lncs to the line II the Railroad beginning
house No. CO. and including No 49, No. 6ii, No. 6l6
No. 6is, No. 621 and No, ga As-rhe attention
the OWNERS adjoining property to these lots il par
cnlarly called the Importance Of their securing Will,
they have thu opportunitythe right WY back fo
their wafer, Sc, by tho purchase Of these lots.
Apply to CHARLES OANBY,
nov soft No. 81 West Street.
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HOLIDAY Presents,
AGENTS WANTED

GREAT SALE OF JEwELRy AND sILvERvARR
THRABRARDALE GREAT GIFT DIsTRIBUfIoN
nUR Agents are maxim from Five to Thirty Dollar.
~ per day. ano sun need more. Late ocss from
lara splendid assortns Of atohse Mns Ladjss,
and 9snuemens Jevelry Of all kiads Oh ths IN fssh
pattern ssla o. each. b nd u esats Tor
for hvs rttncAtes, or IS Tor thirty ~ ANA "a
cent stamp for our terms to Agents which are 81 tbs
. AHAANDALE d CO.,
zee lssm Me- ~ 8Eoa1way, New York,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04

- fARh OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
NIlm ACRES In Appoquinimnk Hundred New Castle
EllR County, M miles nom Townsend Station, lei.
Railroad, and lying upon psvtgabls water-from thirty
70 forty acres Of woodAndsood House and Barn PIcs
80 sore For further paItleusrs sppy sddrss
Aaylin DAVID 2. fARpLkf, Dover, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-04
Wealth, Health and Beauty

Wealth, Health and Beauty,
II to gain admitting eyes;
)f to cause invdicus sighs;
II TO DO a blooming flower
Fading, dying in an htur-BEAuGIl
II To have host Of frlend,;
II foT Slce to max. amends
II with hlgh.turn blood to wed
II marble stone when dead-wEAITB
II 10 live threescore and ten,
Wishing life as long again,
Ii to live n life Of pence,
If To die sad go 10 greese-AsALEa
II you Wish 3 lifo Of pleasure,
Ii you value this worlds treasure
II every comfort you would see,
Take my advice AND WISH ALI sHRAs.
Then having HsAIfR, WALTZ AND BsAury.
You'll be prepared for every dsty.
BY careful psrussl Of DR. WILLIAM Youuss NEW Bsau
THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, which should be read By evssS
one Sold BY boaseileIs generally and at the Doctors
Cents. Hu-2