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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
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~ ,TrHE .Sdsrsisnst III ea.s ss public sale on
Cd o'clock, M, the following personal proper
erty. to wit: Canadian orse, --ssntle, reliable,
Ssn ana, mare prompt driver, gentle and sound;
etuperior family team for comfort and speed. -Four
first class milch cows from large Bto1k for
superior qualities One with Attorney bull calf by
her SIDE Two fat Hogs one two-ssat osrria strong
body farm Carriage, enc one horse Dearborn. one
light Slsigh, Bells and Blu fao Robe, roubs aud SING
~ rness, Birdie and Saddle, nsarl new. Kitchen Fur
piturs-eonsisiins Of chairs tables. stoves, pans,
cedar ladder, Also many arti cles such tools
spades shove Is, forks. &s
Sale positive and without reserve. Terms So and
under cash. Oyer that credit of o. days,
eured oy bankable note with approved endc,se
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
For Wilmington City Property

iSgA YARN Of 1874 Aer more or less, situated In
lkiM Cecil county and state Of Maryland three mill
--.lW from ElktOn, on tho Nottingham Rad, well
suited - be divited into two farms the Improve tn nts
two good Dwelling Houses, with good barur shed.
and NECESSARY uut-buidnga; Hhout 10 acres In high
state Of cultivaomi good Apple oronard in iul bear
Ing with psuchrs, pears, chorr,s ami other fruit
There is at tho House an excellent spring of water which
in CHESTNUT and oak timber the whole Ia well fsneed
has been timed over two three tines the crops Rnd
stock would be sold at fair valuation and possession
given imns iiitely II desired, It would be exchanged
tor property In Wilmington IL Is we'll suited for Truck
"a EIu' farm JAMES II SMITH on the prelais.p
or MN. McCAul EY. GMG Mnrkni 81 MIllnin III Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

.sHsSk WILL BIZ sold a. Public Sale, on SATURDAY
E.EI the Sd day oiNgyenber, 1861 st2 O'clock =. NJ
Es at the hotel Il Norris Dickinson in the ity Of
Ekn& Wilmington, A ROUSE AND LOT, situated "a
the westerly site of oreDge STREET. Ia the city of Will
mington Beginning at tho distance of sixty one Il ct
from the northery side of Eighth street. thence westerly
and parallel with Eighth street about AixIy
thence northery and parallel with Orange Street fifteen
feet thence easerly about sixty sot to the said
aide Of Orange Street, and thence thereby souhery at
teen fact 10 tue place of besBhng with the right 10
the use Oft three feet wide alloy to kghtN street.
common with others, owners and Occuper OF Lo bord
tiihg on the same.
Attention wl be given, and the terms OF Sale made
knssn at the tlme ard place aforesaid by JESSE
BERT Executor q the last VIII and Testament Of
RIA ;uEL WILEY. deed. sept Pats
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

DEEP' FLowfsG.-F. W writes the Maine
Farmer in favor OF deep blowing to secure good
crops. He adds. Twelve years ago sold my
little farm, ard the purchaser failing 10 pay for
1t, it came back into my hands come Eve years
since. fouaa the buildings in a dilapidated
condition, the fences nostly used up Tor fuel,
tue soil much de;eTl rated and the lace en-
lirely overgrown With which grass. The man
tsat bought it plrsued the skimming mettod
Of farming, by plowing only Eve or six inches
deep, which reldered the soil too shoal To pro-
duce any rsmuneratiYe crop without the aP-
piicaliOn Vf much manure TIE Swimming
manner OF culture had III fact, been in opera
zion 10 long that the coil was about Us incapa-
bie oi producing crop OF any value AZ skium'
ed mink is of producing gu,d hut,tr or RIGA
cheese" Deep plowiug WIS sohsutu ed lor tie
skimming process aud he lard is log bseoa-
ug productive again.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

AsorHER MAGSIrlCEsT DosAr1oN. - The
stesdiuess with which George Peabody, Esq =,
sdheres 10 mis- high and benefcent purposes In
regard to Baltimore, the city which was once
his home, and the scene of his earlier business
lite, is shown q the fact that lie has lust made
an additional donation OF halt a million of
dollars to the Institute which bears his name,
and which, in its origin and progress has beer
the creation OF his own mind and substantial
generosity. His earlier donations fer the found
ing of the institution were Of the like sun OF
$500, 600. 50 that his munifcent gilt TO the poe.
pie oil Baltimore for the objects to be accom-
pii In connection with learningland art nov
amount to one million Of dollars
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

HOSE FEEDING Mr.. E. W. Hereudea Of
M4.edon, Wayne County, who keeps number
OF horses in connection win his nursery uueI
nesS gives lhu Cuitiya,or ard Country Gen
tlemsa tie course he pursGes - feeding then.
lie GUS up straw-oats is coItldereG the best
and nj xes with it, EQUAL parts OF corn meal
and eran. working horse requires about
hirteeu pounds OF this mixed teeG, exclusive
u the straw, per day. Ii Oats ale led lhey
SHOULD lie ground as n matter Of economy in
feed besides tue horse will ,hry letter 90
the ground than on the whole gram. BY the
use of straw. meal and hr4u as above stated
the necessity Of giving hay is obliated-ths
cath Of the animal is promoted, aud the cost
o kes ung much din 10 shed
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

The CONTEST IN MissouRI-The President
appears TO have been compelled to back out OF
his attempt TO provoke civil war in Missouri at
the approaching election. Gen. Sherman and
Gen. Hancock have both declared unmistsk-
ably their determination TO support the legal
authorizes Of Missouri IN carrying out the
Stale laws. Gen, Sherman himself states his
approval Of every word of Gov. Fletcher's
proclamation regarding good order and the
legality Of voters" about which the leading
Democrats of Missouri, assisted by the d. ear,
Blair influence, have made o much noise there
and in Washington.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

GRsES MApuRIsG. A. W. Wares r. Rotk-
ford, Ill gives his opinion hat making green
crops for manure is vastly che per than TO buy
or haul that material, especially il II must be
transported from distance He even doubts
whether 1t may be hauled as cheap on the
farm where it is made, ss green m tuurr can be
grown Corn, sown ,hickly, ia of more value
for turning down, than either clover or buck
wheat tor the reason that it grows more rap
idly than either and produces more than dou-
BILE the amount OF weight per acre.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
a CURIOUS QUESTION. .



Wei, what brought
Kitty Aske. "now came she here -
BALI with j,y and half with fear.
Kitty is our eldest child
Eight years old and rather wild
Wildin manner, but in mind
Wishing all things well defined.
Ki'y says; "How came she her-2
FAIher, lell me--its 70 queer
Yesterday we he'd no sister,
Ese I'm sure shou have kissed her
When went 10 bed last night,
Add this morning hailed her sight
With strange and new delight
For, indeed, 1t passes all
To have sister not so tall
As my doll | and with blue eyes
And do declare lit criesi
Last night did not see her, father,
Or Pm sure had much rather
Stayed at home as sti as mouse,
Than Played all dag at graz na's house.
She Is pretty, and 80 thy
And what makes her face so shiny
Will 1t always be like that
Will she swell up plump and fat,
Like my little doll ? or tall,
Like my wax one Tell me all
About ner, papa dear,
For do go long 10 hesr
Where she came from, aud who brought lei
A daughter!-snotber dsughter
And the question is What brought herr
Spence, our boy. out three years old,
Says the nurse did-And is bold,
In de fance OF them both,
Siacs 10 yield his place he's 10th,
And, pouting, feels his nose's point,
When declare Ills out Of joint
But though the childish explanation
Be food enough for child's vexation,
We older folks must better ind
To feed the hunger of the mind
To US, OF larger issues preaching
T0is link Of life eternal reaching,
From earth 10 heaven, this newborn soul
Comes fresh from wherever roll
Its countless years through yondsr heaven, +,
Has deeper cause for thinking given.
A daughter
Aud what brought herr
No matter what-she comes TO bring
A blessin in her life's young spring.
mo matter, darlinel-she is here
Our daughter, sister, baby deaii--
Open your hearts, and let her enter,
Open them wide, for God hath sent herp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
Peach Farm for sale.

SSTa WEhIv- tt salea btantiful PEACH Farm
Wild IT i7p ACRES che situation Il high, healthy Z. ud
MA overlooking the North East RIVER AID plAladel-
pima, Wilmington and Baltimore khlrvad, aud is very
oIr Yenitni place. being only II rhlv4 r,m the MOI
hast nvpOt, Ceeil UNITY Nj. aud halt !ne from he
RIVER where grain truck rnl peaches can he shipped
sad II ne amt manure landed Too soil isa light s,rdy
loAm half the riaco lain youug Chesnut aud Thu
bor with Peach orchard Of some 1000 troes-thre,
yeas planted - the best grated fruit eommencei to
bear tnts season Farm AM Tenant houses, and out
buildings and fences, in comfortable order ana good
water; handy to sch os stores, mills and churches &c
This property is 70 miles from Wilmington Del but one
hour ride III the and will be sold low applied for
soon Further particular aud plot Of the place will
be given by application WIN. BRIGHT A SON,
sep l0.m No. 10 wust llth 81, Wilmington Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

SOUTHERN RIeHrs.-we have published the
Constitutional Amendment sufficiently often TO
give every reader the knowledge that /, de-
prives of the RICH, Of voting no man who has
ever been a citzs N OF the United STATES. In
TACT, as Southern contemporary points out, it
lever gives the privilege OF voting to ANYBODY,
nor takes it away from anybody. 1t debars d
limited number of Southerners-or rather a
emal. and special class Of rebel lesders--trom
the privilege OF holding public Office ba: even
Ihese persons may vote tor representative and
ter all public officers who are eiecuve.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

The Washington Chronicle GAYS that il IA
proposed 10 erect wooden factory nj the Bio
Spring Mills, near Leesburg. Thsrr.i4Qt meets
much favor in that regioa
10 North Carolina an Organization hiss BEE
formed for the purpose OF encouraging and
promoting the growing of grapes aud the
manufacture Of wine,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

JUsT so.-When We want to destroy peren-
NAL weeds, one OF the most effectual methods
we adop, Tor doing co. 10 cutting the leaves
and stems close to the ground, and keeping
them down by the frequent use OF the scythe
or hoe yet we expec' grass to be an exception
to all other plauts for we feel disappointed
when meadow which has been moved N the
heat OF summer and graEed closely in the tall
does not yield fall crop the ensuing year,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

RAIsIss CALyEs.-Au English farmer has
made a speciality OF raising calves by hand
aud out Of l6O, raised ia three years, but
three were lost by mismanagement He
gives them milk for few days, then adds food
in the shape OF Cruel, and by degrees, subst.
suites water for milk. Oilcake DO makes large
use of, mixing ii with the Cruel. lie also uses
hnY laa.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

sh43AA That splendid House, aud about four acres Of
ElaHN land, at the Corner of Delaware Avenus aud
,if M WASH gton Streets, in the City Of Wilmington
A&k late the residence OF Jenifer Adsms, dec a IL
has htsirate garden, aud belntiLl lawn filled with
shrubbety trees and eytrgrsens. The dwelling stables
lawn aud everything, sre In fms order, with all the
mcdurn i'm rOvemsnts. po-scssion given in October
next, 1865, WILLIAM BRIGHT SON
tept l7-tf Ren Estate Il, al.ra
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Coop YIELD OF PorAross.-A farmer in
Midway grew, as reported to us, 1913 bushels
OF GoodTich's Seed ing potato from u bush
ella CT seed. Another farmer in Milton as
lated, grsw of Goodrioh's Early Seeding
100 bushels per acre, or at that rste.-Cieu-
eral Newhall of Dorchester, grew OF the Cuzco
800 bushels per acre II Boston Cultivatr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

aH-k Farm of 900 asres, noie or |, IS, situated
M4&S In Cecil County, Maryland, thres miles west
sssEN Of Newark, Delaware; the soil Il excellent;
lssss the improvements are Frame Mansion r0h-
-A-k*Dt ning " rooms, pump Of good water In the
Kitchen large double deGkered barn, 90 by 65 feet with
sthblinR nder for 25 80 head OF stock good warm
sh dling ,und the yard, pump Of wier Mt the Barn
orchard Of choice fruit 70 acres woodland 1904 bushels
OF lime are being put on the place this year. ba-ldss
other isttihEsB there IL small Tenant IIeuse the
property This farm will be cold low on easy terms
Apply to GEORGE B. CLARK
sept 24.5m Cherry mn, Cecil County Md
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

FOR. SAL f.

AMAh That valuable Farm If Mr. Oliver Eastburb
IE.M containing AZ acres Of very productive ,aud
hA-0Re The situation is high beaudfll one mill
and garter from Newark, Delaware, 20 ares OF
Chestnut oil laud, would cut $4,000 posts and rails 10
se AMI Penty left or the farm Stone dwelling 80 by
81 'eet, with 10 kitchen by 10 feet stone ba
10 by 10 ieet smoke ic'. wood and hay house all In
good order aud a good Tenant House with Il rooms ;
plenty o. all kinds OF fruit and The very OF spring
w4t.r This /. Farm worth ha ing and will lie sold
low n applied for soOn, the owner is about leaving
tho state WIN. BRIGHT SON
mug otf Real Estate Agents, Wilmington DsI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

DVTFEHINN5 Ut TIE oVTFWNkCE9U Tho a. :
cond engineer OF the i'll t,ted Evening Star
hao arrived ia New York from Charleston. He
IS crippled by the priVation he underwent. The
deplorable condition. They were five day, In
an open boat, without food or water and with
out shred OF clothiag to protect them from
the storm. 1t is now said to be fact that the
Evening S;Gr was in an unseaworthy copdit;on
when she lett New York
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

HohalsLE MURDER. -Augusta, October % -
Arthur Williams, his wife aud two dau- here
were murdered near Rome, Ga Two freed
men, who committed the murder, were arrest
ed. Ole coniesses, after wounding Mrs VIII
liAms, he ravished her. His accomplicc killed
Mr.. Williams and the daughters The object
OF the outlaws was to obtain money, but they
found none. 1t was difficult to restrain the PEG
pie from INJECTING summary punishmeut upon
them
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Poplar Grove, Queen Anne's Co Md July 20, '66
You ate at liberty to use my name in favor of
Whmns Raw Bone Phosphate; used il last fall
on my wheat crop | think il good fertilizer, and
will uso much larger quantity for my fall seeding
j. X. EMORY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

TIE CATHOLICS AND TaE RREpuEs-Cardi-
nal Barnabo, in his letters to the Catholic
Council now in session at Baltimore. urges
that they should consult Together resreclir Q
some uniform method Of proYiinx tor the SAL
Vaion and Christian education OF the eman-
cipated blacks. The nmelioration of the con
di.ion ol the three millions OF emancipat,d
slaves, too many OF whom, il is feared are
now suffering from both physical ard moral
wants, Is one OF the great problems Of the aye
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Dorchester Co, Md. July 9th, 1855.
Messrs. Walton. Whann Il Coo entlemcn:
used six tons OF Whanns Phosphate On wheat las
fall 1t has acted better than any fertilizer have
over used | shall want tho same quantity foI
wheat this fall Respectfully yours
JOHN N, WRIGHT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

neS-A large humber OF olergymeu OF Spring
fed, Illinois, have issued q cali, inviting al,
Christians OF all Denominations IN Illinois, TO
meet at Springfield, between November i4,b
sod lsh, tor the purpose Ct Offering united
prayer to God.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

+,a Wohaye Tor sale that beAutl I'll farm OF 1872
~, II, acres s Of iSnd belonging 70 WIN. \. Heiaer,
li&4 delaware. The land is in GOOD oripr-ie,0
bushels Of lime have been pnt T. during the four
leArs. Large dwelling barn and out buiginEs all Ia
EaSd order rsne Hs AZ goot-iaT' uFnge hedge This
be- SOLD Tow aud terms II applied for s0on THIS
Will Tor sale until Deoembar LIST, 1904
WI, BRIGHT SON, Real Estate Dealers
"A itrrtv n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
tARNL For SALE.

~
M.X three quarters (a'hI ceres, situated in Back
&@AA Creek Neck, Cecil county, Mary d, ayinH on
the north side of said Back Greek, "a miles below
chesapeake City, and mi ss south OF Elkton with
frame gtanery, cribs, stable. carriage and house
&c Tue soil IS good r. clay The farm divided into
hv- heds. and sixth may be clear d up aud added st
tmal expense the land la under state Of cult
vail and IL very productive there plenty OF Locu
and CHESTNUT timber he place keep up the fences
for all time to come; Tho creek AMI small tributary
good landings on the farm. where all the prod fths
farm can be shipped direct, and all limo cred
on II. All the rAde through the Cheaapeake and Del
aware Canal passses loss than two
good water n ali the neds but one. This would be
desirable property for Peach growing the land IL
we'll adapted to he growth of iruiis Of s ki d. no
Peaches having been planted the farm tho last
forty years Price sixty i've s65) psr acre = good
portion of the purohnte money lay for lime
on the propeTTty fS. tSsthsr RsrueasI: sail on or
AIT. Benjamin Davis. Jr., the Tenant the III
show II to any one wishing to view il. aug2S-u
FOR SAIL
4 vslusble Estate, In New Castle County The
IN uGorsgued OHs's tor sale all that valuable ract f
and known the Hamburg Farm" 1t is situated in
New Castle Hundred, about miles below New Castle
and Is bounded On the south and by tho Delaware
river the north west by the New CAsllt and Della
CITY road on the northeast and southwest by
lands Of de-tSe Tyb'ut aud others II contains 10
the whole 300 acres, nbout hall which marsh
The latter except about Do acres now enclUsrd in the
He'd Lion Marsh Company has been laying over ~
aud has become greatly Improved The aud
value oftlis property with its convenient location make
It OF the most desirable farms IN the market For
farther intcrmatun reference may be made tn
GEORGE b RODNEY,
aug 2o-f New Castle. bel,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Head Of Ssssafras, July 81. 1866.
used whann' s Phosphate on my wheat Inst fall;
it paid me very we'll | wish no better fertilizer
and shall use II for my wheat this ialI.
JOSEPH M )RRIS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

bEAllTI I'll L0r Of about one aero OF high land
IA hontingon the peawaie river, al Grubb's IspdInu
ines nom the City Of Wilmington for sale Apply 10
WIN. BRIGHT son, Reai Estate Dealers,
sep 10 3m+ Wilmington mel
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Head of Sassafrss, July rs, 1865.
Last fall used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate /,
it has given entiro satisf action; YOU NAV send
ne two tons fer my wheat this fall
X. A. FRAZIER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Hoad of Sassafras July q, 1868
used several kinds of Phosphate last fall on my
wheat crop Whanns RAY Bone Phosphate among
the number, it paid me better than the other Phos
pilates, and shall use tons more of il this fall
ALEXANDER WILSON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

aS-Gen Geary's official majority for Gov
ernor ofPesnsylvania Is II 1856. Tue total vote
is the largest ever polled in the State,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
ISNI FOit aaI. .,

AAaA Containing 4ss acres situat ed near Green
VcEAY soOd station, on the Delaware Railroad, On
G+.a& the Zine between Kent aud susssx Counties
Del, This property ia divided into conve HeIas
u good portion OfTmber, mostly White Oak about ~
set in Peach Traes Of choice varieties; TO
acres apple trees, The improvements are one aood
si5sd pEehns. one ;nAnt House, nearly new Sta
ghpm Mill, whGh hag been in operation two seasons
aud done eonsi business The faro will divide
In tive, With house each viii be sold lov and On
easy terms. The tenant, samuel p. Rawiey, will AXE
For PARTICULARS TO terms, 6o,. address
May "a -.m Nrwnort y q naisva.a
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
FHH SALT
THE MANSION HOUSE AND
Grounds, late the residence of
David G. Wilson, decd.

OaVlu ". wilson, dec d.,
DehghyNhy situated on The outstirtI of he C,tD
of Wilmington,
With lawn, garden, and shrubIer, all in good urder
.,su Tho entire building 10 heated with hot wafer
I'm aud gas and has other modern improvements
sssm good brick stable, with ample aceotnmOln
A1l ton for horses and carriag cor Out.
buildings; Ac, The Prs'aiaeA are WITHIN one hundrot
yards OF the Delaware Avenue Passenger RAILWAY viii
GAS passing evsry minutes to the PhiladeIphin
Wilmington aud Baltimore railway station.
One of the most desirable and he.lthy resdspe.p n
the state. Possession given imIn-, 10 tsly. -
Apply 10 Dir, II. RDRrER
4. y. 1AYARD,
len " u Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

July 7th sB5
Messrs Walton, Whsnn 4 Co Gentlemen: l
used Whanns Phosphate on my Whcst last fall
along side of other popular Pbosphstes. 1t hay
paid me better than HnV fertilizer I ever used 1
have also used it ON my sprinF crop to n decided
honth'i and can recommend it to my rryhbor far
mers as being valuable and iasiiTg manure l
shall want enough for ny iail seeding Yours
truly MACE NJ NEssICK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

lmipgi0n July 3nih, 1901
Mr.. Epbraim 4, Wallop-Desr Sir - used last
ial about I'VE tons ct hnhr's Phosphate IN my
wheat and con 'idcr il 20 hos verJ valuable fer
tiilz'r u'ed it an my cora this season, and MY
tenants inform ue that they much improve
ment on the part Of the feds On which it was used
shall want II me more OF IL for tus nllrcrup.
Yours respectfully, CHARLES | DUPONT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
A VaIuabIe Farm For sale

kzzA. The subscriber will offer at Private Sale, his
tsEIQu Farm Of 100 acres In White Clay Greek Hun
JllkRu drsd New Castle Co, Del. lying on the road
loading from Wilmington TO Newark, miles from the
former AMI from the latter place, and the line OF
tho Philadelphia, wiming ton, aud Baltimore IL Konj
the l,rm ID divided into Enclosures. The Improve
meGos consist OF Frame House. containing 7 roalna
with kitchen back, COED well Of In kitchen Franc
Barn, &c. The buildings are all IN good repair being
nearly This iarm Is worthy Cf sttsntl0n being In
good healthy neighbcrhoO, and convenient to schools
aud churches, and very productive For further inior
nation call on or address this subscriber, on the Farm
sent sIf SAMUEL ALLEN Christiapa n maj
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

New Castle nrls ware May "a 1860
used Whanns Raw Bono Phosphate last wear
n corn, and do not hesitate to sa that it doubled
the crop. | also used il On wheat last fall the
WheHt is now better then where / uscd barn yard
lnA ure. DAVID GEMMILL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25

Head Of Sassafras, July 20, 1866
us.d Wbann's Phosphate last fall with good re.
suits | applied it on lart of my wheat 6eId, and
where used II my wheat was excellent On the
part Of the field which did not use it nv wheat was
hardly worth cutting; you may send me (6) six tons
for this fall, wish no better fertilizer.
WIN. A. BRICE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-10-25
YHE GREAT FERTILIZER.
WHA.V .N',S RAW BONE
SUPER pHnSpHATEF
MANUFACTURED
WALTON, WHANN & CO.,
Wilmington, Del


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