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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-05-01
POETRY.

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(who can read the following beauti
full poem by one Of our own Southern
songstresses without pronouncing it
equal to Campbelrs 4" Lord Ullin's
Daughter No one, we dare say.
There is not Southerner who loves the
literature of his country but should be
proud of Mary Walsingham.
+& ELFINE GREY.
ia. ny NARY wALsIsoHAN.
Oh wildly blows the wind to land
And darkly sets the day. t
OIL wildly blows the wind to land 1f
The moaning pillows plough the sand.
And looms the storm with Threatening hand
a Across the rolling BAY
Ths storm will break this very hour,
o, listen what say
Now, by the moaning Of the shore. q
And By the sea -bird'sstartled roar,
The storm will break this very hour.
o. 0, hasten. Elfne Grey y ~
To yonder rocks amid the foam,
~ Half Ger tho rolling bay.
Moord at the mercy of the storm.
Ny boat rides wild ;-0h, speed thine arm !
Go hasten, child, and row her home.
o, hasten, Elfne Grey
Now darker still the heavens lower,
More fercely rolls the bay.
But none look forth from that dark shore
None pray d amid the tempest-roar,
A smoother path. or swifter oar,
M For orphan Elfne Grey
Lol with the matin- tide, to land
The boat came up the bay
But who then row d her Ger the sand?
Oh saw ye yet, by human hand.
A bark rowed bottom-up to land
wist ye dare not say
Hark shrieks the sea-bird in his lair
What frights him from his prey
Obi what was that the sea found there.
And pluck'd her by her tangled hair.
To beat the sounding rocks mid air.
oh was it El6ne Grey
StilIin the storm on that wild coast,
When darkly sets the day
The startled fisher flies his post
And seamen vow they oft have crossed
The beaten corpse or bowling ghost,
OF hapless Elfne Grey
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The married are longer-lived than the
single. Tall men live longer than short
ones. Women have more chances of life
previous to the age of fifty years, but
fewer after, than men.
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Administrators Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING QUAIL
Il 6ed a. the administrstrix Of James Armour,
deceased, before the County Court Of shelby
20 present their claims for payment within the
time prescribed By Law, and persons indebted
70 said estate are requested 70 make payment 70
the undersigned e her residence on nadison
Strref- EMILY ARMOUR,
ap&-lavft Aaministratrix.
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Jane. r. Branch

Jafnct T. BFancn
vs..
Neal L. Speares ct. al.
fIiHE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT
Il that the defendant is indebted 10 him,
and is a nonresident Of the State. Hay-
ing obtained from me. Vim. Sims. Justice Of
the Peace for the county Of Haywood, and
State Of Tennessee, an original attachment
against the estate ofthe defendant. and return
able before me OF rome other Justice Of the
Peace for said county and State, and the same
having been levied on the defendants prop
PENDANT appear before me At my Office. in the
town Of Brownsville, county and state aiorc-
said. on the 9th Of May. l-66. 10 defend said
attachment suit. or Il will be proceeded with
OK parte. And. Il i further ordered that this
notice be published in the Memphis PUBLIC
LKDoER. VIM. SINS, J. p.
b. p. BOrp Atty FOR Plaintiff AL lawfu
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, 90
Shelby County. 90

On this eth day of April, 1896, j. j. Powers,
Martin Kelly and Patrick @. Meath, who are
personally known to me as the persons de-
scribed in, and who executed the within deed
of partnership, appeared before me and sever,
ally acknowledged the same as their act and
deed.
By J. WEAVER, D. @.
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J. j. POWERS, tSeal.l
MARTIN KELLY, lSeal. ]
p. q. MEATH, Seal


Witnesses:
l.. p. JONES.
PATRICK J. MULVIHILL.
All interlineation inserted before the signing
and sealing Of this deed.
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GIFT SALES

AN IMMENSE STOCK OF PIANOS,
IA Watches, .Jewelry, and Fancy Goods, all
to be sold for ONE DOLLAR each, without re-
gard to value, and not TO be paid for till You see
what You will receive
CERTIFICATES. naming each article and
Its value are placed in sealed envelopes and
well mixed. One of these envelopes will be
sent BY mail to any address on receipt of rs
cents five for 81 eleven for So; thirty for So;
sixty-fve for $40; and one hundred for SIS.
On receipt Of the Certificate you will see what
you are going to have, and then it is at your
option to pay the dollar and take the article or
not. Purchasers may thus obtain a Gold
Watch, Diamond Ring, a Piano, Sewing Ma
chine, or any set of Jewery on our list, for 81 ;
and in no case can they get less than One Dol
lars worth, as there are no blanks.
Agents are wanted in every town in the
country; every person can make $40 day,
selling our Certificates in the greatest sale Of
Jewelry ever knswn.
Send % cents for a Certificate, which will in
form You what you can obtain for 81. At the
same time get our circular, containing full list
and particulars; also, Terms to Agents.
Address,
JAMES HUTCHINSON Il CO.,
Inar26-3n lN Broadway, N. Y.
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Encourage southsrn Manufacturer

III P. TREAT MANUFACTURES PLOwS.
III. Scrapers, Ball Tongues. Sweeps. etc.
Wagons and Drays made to order. Agricul-
tural dealers and planters will find Il TO their
interest to call apd sec me before purchasing
elsewhere. Also for sale two Portable Engines
on Madison street Bayou Bridge.
N. B.-Mechanics wanted. fc6-Sm
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Until you know what you are to receive | 4
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The Great Broad Gauge
Atlantic and Great Western
R AILW A Y


rs NOW OPEN, AND RUNNING TWO
Il daily fast Express Trains from Cincinnati to
New York and all Eastern cities. Messengers
will find this a most desirable route The equip
ments of this road are unequaled by any on this
continent. Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars ac-
company all night trains. and Smoking Cars on
all trains. Ample time is allowed at regular
hours for meal q and the unbroken broad-gauge
without change offers to travellers a degree OF
security, comfort and speed not to be found on
any other route. Connections via Cairo, st.
Louis OF Chicago for this route are certain: also
connections for .Pittsburg, philadelphia, .Balti-
more and Washington. Tickets bad and bag
gage checked through at all principal South
western offices. For further Information and
through tickets, apply to
LARRY HARMSTAD.
Ii Jefferson stree:
Il. B. BYINGTON.
Jefferson Street
f. +. FULLER,
General Ticket Agent
ID. MCLAREN,
General Superintendent
ISAAC PAIST,
mar26-3m Gent Southwestern Agent
NOTICE TO COTTON SHIPPERS.
<azsaES1&z>~4
v l. Nj =. --.---
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Night Express at o pm. every day
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS

BETWEEN
Memphis and the Eastern Cities
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DEED OF PARTNERSHIP.

r EFT THE DEED OF LIMITED PART
IL nership between j. J. Powers. Martin Kel-
ly and Patrick G. Meath. be published in the
daily PUBLIC LEDGER once week for six sue
cessiye weeks
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Our special attention given TO the sale Of all
Kind I'll produce. Orders solicited for the pur-
chase Of soods when the money acoomPsnies
the order. nArol-n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

Be charlie us--the n ble5t work
Apportioned ne the task OF Intu On earth, g.
Is surviving 10 relieve and comfort those
Who in themselves, arc hell lee, ard who
place
Imp. couhdeuce Ia our stfergtA to Sid
Refu ie not theG to comfort those who peed
Thy comfort or thy bounty iel Thy sdnd
Open as freely as though it were
A loan, to bs returned IN time 10 me.
power Divine, reward t,nlald will etyf
And pay it with an open, wiling htudf
A debt OF love, paa'ion, tena-F.a-2.
The poor, the manned this dying q j tue Old,
Let each alike in Thy compassion snarc.
And gentle Pity guide thy tongue 70 COX
Sweet words OF comfort 20 the sufferer.
Words tna will soothe The heart oil tottetlp <
age,
Balm mat will heal, AVID cleanse aud cure
The wounded Of his sore, and hopeful
words,
OF aid DIVINE, 10 him who ranks upon
A dying wretched couch ! Oh, let
Thy voice be raised. thy hand be prompt
To help the poor, the wtetchtd ones u earth
II planting dscord be II beiug aim
Or, If with haug1ty scorn he treats the po.r
Tho be nay prosperous groS, aid Mo
His Golfers TO o'ert )wins he may I'll m earth
And yet harry s. full of wrelcheAne.s
OF woe eternal misery, he sa..tl 7ean.
Even until bis form gu earth shall rot
And tester, AID the worm dertray
1t peace meal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

SELECTING WHEAT FoH sEED.--No fact is
more evident than that, ii wheat, with which
are mixed the seeds OF weeds, chess barley
rye or other grains, is used for seed, the crop
harresied will not be good clean wheat. 1t is
equally certain that poorly developed, unri
peued or diseased wheat kernels cannot be ex
pccted to produce superior wheat. le, many
Farmers, knowing these things, pay little at,
tention TO selecting wheat for seed No farm.
or should ever SOW dirty wheat under any cirs
cumstances. This year there should be speciaI
pains taken III many parts OF the country whtre
the wheat crop was almost entirely II failure
1t will be much better TO procure seed from 4
considerable distance and al an increased OK,
pense than to rely GA that which In not suitablt
Tor the purpose. In all ordinary cases TIN
tact that Guch Is The Rest yon have is not +
| sufficient reason.
Care in selecting var ietiss is also important
| II one variety has failed in your vicinity
| year after yer, try something eee, no matte:
how good reputation this variety may have
| formerly had.
fhe Tact that white wheat brnsS a highrl
price IN the mlrEct than the amber or red
| wheat OF tie same quality should be taken
into consideration. Of two varieties, tquni III
| hardness, Productveness, etc OF course the
white should be seected. In getting wheat
| from distance, II you want it earlier thar
that you now have, 60 South for IL luter q,
North Tor seed. Do not be induced to SOW
largely of any variety simply because it ha,
done we'll ia other places, espeginlly i, thcs,
localities axe at Il considerable distai,cc.-TObir
| Farmer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
EARNI FOR SAIE

~ UOHTaIHIhR IhTrr FunlTel aud " envy f0ur mil
hmH three quarters t32' - ecres, stuAtrd In Rs 81
- Creek Neck Cecil COUNTY, Maryla' d, laying on
tnt noEtn hae OIL taid Back Greek, Ns miles below
Chesapeaks CITY, and mi south OF ElEton Viz "
two story frame dwelling, three rooms on a a0.r VT
frame granery, CRIBS, stables, carriage meat "a
Ne Tue soil good red clay The farm owned I'M
nv helds, and FiIth may be lear up and added Al
small expense, The land Gnder good -nt. al nj
va,i n and is very productive, there plenty T In
And Chestnut timber on The place ket up the fencss
for all time To come. The creek an "a small irIhI
forms near mile OF the outside fence there aTe iE
good landiugs on the farm, where all tho
farm can be shipped direct and all lime c. delivered
on it. All the trade through the Chps .peAkr Aud lia
aware Canal pass in less III hupdfs liz
dwelling. The siiuation is hz1 aud healtLy w.
good, water all t1e fe3H but one This Enuld r.
veY desita3le prlperty t2r feSeh growing the land is
Wen adaPtoG 70 ne sFosth Of fruits Of all XII ds no
forty years. Price sixty five S65 per acre a good
portion OF the purchase money lay for some time
OF the properly ror igGthsr particular. call on OF
address CHAs. TATMhR, Jr Middl-town Del
Mr. Hem smin DAVIS Jr the Tenant the farm " i'll
euuN " W 10y W NlsHhE 10 view H.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

RAW FLE.n AND BnASUY IN IHE TREATMENT
OF CoSsusrricN.r-Tle method Of treating COM
sumplyo diseases by raw meat aad alcohol
appears 10 have been attended with wonderful
results. IL has now teen iried IN no less Ihan
1000 cases, aud, as we arc told, in ueurly all
successfully Putients have decreased in
weight to the ext,nt Of some We, mt. ten
aud thirteen pounds in the course ot Two or
three weeks NJ. Foster eccommtuds the A.
doptioa OF his treatment for the following NAL.
a iie.: Impoverisbm mt Of the blood Jana MAI
ngue in it's last stages, 'yPhus ard typhoid le.
vers, albupiuuria and diabetes, ard alse
where there has been great loss of blood.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
NNIlce 10 Farmers !

~ THE subscribers having COM
\Nu~&2ruuzu..sn pncrd the Manufacture uf Az
'ricultural implements, at the cd
6=zaAza6 Foundry in New Castle, are now
really TO order all kinds Of Imp lements viz =
Plowu lari0ws Cultvaturs and such other implements
rs generally usod by farmers. Wagons Carts Car
rages, Horse Powers Corn Shelters, &c made or re-
paired at tho shortest notice, Moving and Reaping Ma
chimes repaired, knives repaired sbarpensd made To
order. We will also keep constantly on hand plow
CASTINGS OF the following patterns viz Moore Wiley
Peacock, Hccksndorn&c Scrap iron of all kinds
in exchange for Castings We hope by strict attention
to business aud by charging moderate prices to merit
II share OF publls patronage. JOHN CHURNsIDId son
at tha Old Foundry, New Castle, Dol.
H.B.-Orders for Respsrs and Mowers, and all kuip Of
Agricultural Implements respectfully solicited.
mArnh h.6mOA i
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
Pcach Ear,n G,r Said.

go WE have fir sale a beautiful PEACH FARM
JiI OF IL ACRES. The situation is high, healthy nd
h.W overlooking the North East River and philadel-
phia, wilmington and Baltimore Railroad aud is worry
convenient pnce. hoing ouly - miles ir N the North
East Depot Cecil County, Mi, and hall Ine from lii,
tlvor whore grain. truck and peaches eau shipped
and lino ana manure landed, 1ne soil is light san
loans halt the place young Chesnut and OAK Tin
her, with Peach Orchard ui some 1000 trees-tbr
years planted OF iha best gated irut commenced 10
hatT TINS season. Farm nui Tenant houses, and OUT
hulldnis aud i6ne- ~ connrtabio order, ana good
water mandy to sch pls, rt3Ir4, mills aud churches Sc
This property Is "a mIei from Wilmington Del hui nns
h0ur ride IN the cnr- aud will he sold low II applied TO,
soon Further particulars nuh plot vt the place viii
BE- gwen ny application WM. BRIGHT SON,
rrp l0..m No 10 West llth ST. Wilmington Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

by VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF LEvARI PACIAs, TO
Hotel Of Morris Dickinson in tho City Of wi mncton
New Castle County, Del on WEDNESDAY, the 10th u
Yet 1866, at o'clock, M, the following described
Real Estate viz ALI that certain lot or Parcel ofand
situated II tho city Of Wilmington Bounded aud des-
eribed ~ follows To wit: Beginning for the same On 10
northery aide of Filth street, between Poplar aud
bar sree,s at the dsaace Of about forty feet from
eastery aida Of Poplar Street. At corner of oth land
OF the sd btnsmin Chanditrs, thence northerly par
alle with Poplar street. eighty teet thence etssry
parallel with Filth stfeet twenty feet lands Of AsheI
" Logan thence by the sane southerly parallel with
Poplar street. eighty feet to the Aforesaid side of Fifth
street thence Rlomg with finh street. westerly twenty
feet to the place OF beginning be the contents wthiI
sail bounds what they may.
Seized and taken in execution the property Of Pete
Mckragany, ticcd) and TO be sold by.
GEO. 8. HAGANY, Sheriff
Sheriff a ONCE, New Castle Sent II lsJ6
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
Sheria'R Sale

,ksAA BY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF LEvARI
arg FAC1AS, TO mo directed. will bo exposed to
= ~ Pablo Sale, AT the hotel Of Norris Dickinson,
III the City Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware
on WEDN EsDAY, the 26th day of SEPTEMBER 1865 ut
o'clock, p. NJ tho following described Real Estate,
viz All that cert unract piecr parcel Of land sit
uao on tbs southery side II the Wilmington and philt
de'phis Turnpike Road, in Brandywinc Hundred with
two Mansion Houses and other buildings thereon
ed, bounded by Robnson's lane tho northeast, 10y
lands lately conveyed by the said Isabella Garden tC
William Robinson, ON the southwest: by lands now Of
William aud James Todd tbs northwest, aud by tn,
said Turnpike road TO the northeast containing twenty
acreA of land, more or less.
sered and takon in execution the property OF lisa
bella Garden, decd, aud to be sold by
GEORGE 3. HAGAEY, Sheriff.
klaIlna Aficn kaAr MAIL In Gun Il m L.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
DELAWARE FARMS FOR SALE

oxst. large number of Farms in Kent and SUSSEX
tsthl Counties are offered cheap and easy terms
lssAl2. payment. Farms may b. had Of any desirable
Size from ten acres TO Ave hundred, aud in the various
stageu Of mproyement~irom very good to worry poor.
AS general thing they all have plenty OF good TIMBER
and good water located in healthy situations oOuve
niont to both Railroad and Water communication, and
particularly adapted 10 the culture Of Peaches
Strawberries and other fruits besides potatoes
vegetables, &c, and will under proper cultivation yoll
M much Wheat and Corn aud other cereals any and
In the country large portion ofthese lands huve beer
rented out for series OF in two large arns
they are generally deficient in buildings and other
emens, but the soil Is naturally exceedingly fertile,
and with slight expense be madu highly productive
large Northern emigration now pouring into tho
lower part Of the State, buying up su6dyding occupy
ing and improving these banda thereby rendering
early day that lower Delaware will be what
designed hcr-ths greatest fruit and vegetable garden IN
the country Circulars issued every month ioi rautou-
distribution Branch Offices have been opened at VII
mington Dover AVID Brdgovillc orfurthcrnformaliop
| apply to or address, A. 7. JOHNSTON,
| Milford Delaware,
81 10 other of the following
WILLIAM PRESTON, Agent, Wilmington, Del
| DAVID $. YARDLEY, " Dover,
| Il DAMON, j." Bridguville
| AS-Renl for Circulars, which II sent frea el9
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

Messrs. Walton, Whsnn q 60 - Gen,lemen [
used Whanns Plosphato tn my Wheat last fall
along side of other popular rloajha;es 1t has
paid mo better than au fertilizer / ever used
nave also used 1t on my spring crop, to n decided
bcnei'; and can recommend il to my neighhur far.
mers as being valuable and lnqnug manure
shall want enough for ny fall seeding bouri
truly, MACEM MiSSICK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

. -. lIWINE IWN. July BUN TbBI-
MIR. Ephraim 4. Walton boar SIR Il used last
fall about nye tons II Whnnn's Phosphate On my
wheat, and consider II To he very valuable fer
uliz.r used it on my corn lhi. season, and II. y
tenants inform NO that they n see much improve
ment on tho pnrt Of the felds n which il waf usod
shall want 90 Inc moro %! 1t for tins fall crop.
Yours respectfully, CHARLES DUPONT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20
AvaiuabIe tarmFor snIe.

tia The subscriber viii offer at Private Sale his
Z: fl Farm VI loo acres, IN White Clay Greek HIM
!2thaS drtd New Castle Co, Dol, lying On tho road
loading from Wilmington 10 Newark, Q miles from ths
former aud rln the lattor place hul on the line al
the Philadrlphia, Wilmington, and baltimore II Road
the fun ia divided into nclosures TIE improye'
with kitchen back COED we'll Ut water IN Eitchrn ET,na
Barn, &c The buildings are all IN good rs,air bring
ncary new III iatm il worthy 4 attention heIuy in
Ag"l healthy neighb rhnod, tnd convenient 10 r,ho1s
aud churches, and very productive. Fer further in,ur
nation call on udire-, the subscriber on he Farm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

"a Hue tWI hufINNf viii MI ~ FuTlIc Sale, N tho
r. 7 premise IL MIL Creek Hundred, on SATuK.
DAY, the 20h FAY 81 september, 1896, at two
49, clock, =. NJ. iS property sitnStt4i On the rtad
loading from bckiu'ills 10 Shntple-s Mill adj oum
iand' u samUel y. Dixon, Peter Gonna and john IN
steiS, cunsirt.ng 1T ahrut Acres Land two good
h"nses, nnu stnne AMI tho other Frame good Barn,
tlHu" SpriuE House, and otter cutbui inrs Also,
run Trees Of all kinds. II is convenient to MiH,
Schools aud Chutchss, 1t lohg within INTO AMI hall
Of C"fce Enn Church. ES- Conditions At sale
II !, IaguE CRAIG
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

E9T1 The Huhscriher VIII iell ~ Public Sale on tue
%ii5 premises, in Ghristiann Hundred, New Castle
-BiX- County, Delaware On THURSDAY, uctrhei ~,
1863 Al ooluoh T.. n his f,rn Mt uning % res
situate GU the Tt leading from Ceutrevc Ia Shsr less
MIL " miles from Ia" ormer and nom the later
place, nlHhtng lands 1i Jackson Holmes 700 GrsNes
ANA others. lhsre are fIon ton To fifteen acres vi
woodland, tho balance du.dsd into convenient Fields
and in fair condition
The improvements are good, comfortable dwelling
house good double decker Barn. 5J by gu oc ohor
Outbuillmgs Terms viii be male easy.
1 1. NJ ( - 70
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

-. valuable E-tate, In Now Castle County The
M undersgued offers for sale all that valuable Tract Of
upland and marsh, the property Of Thos. For man.
and known as tho Iimburg Farm 1t Is situated III
New Castle uundred, about miles below New Castle
and Is bounded the south aud .n by the Delaware
river on the northwest by tho New Castle and Della
ware City road on the mo- thcast and southwest by
lands Of Gorge Tybout aud others II contains 10
tho whole over BOO acres aDeut halt of which Ia marsh
The latter, except abcut 90 acres enclosed In the
Rel lion Marsh Company has been Ia, ing out 20
aud hss become greatly Improved The extent AID
value OF this property with it's oapn aat
II Of the dee raLle farms in the market For
further information reference may bs made to
GEORGE b. RODNEY,
aug 20-tf New Castle Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

Ponlar drove, Queen Anne s Co Md. July 20, $50
m GU hio at liberty to use my name in favor Of
WI ans Raw Bone Phosphate; | used it last fall
on my wheat crop | think it good fertilizer, and
Will use II much larger quantity for my fall seeding
}. X. EMORY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

a. Containing 4a3 acres. ,Itaat ed near Green
yE.GhY Food Station, the Delaware Railroad, ON
lSsIA-s the line between Kent aud sussex Goupties
Del rms property ~ divided into convenient feieH
Rool pJrh"n 81 llmp"r mostly white Oak about ~
acre. set IN Feacd Trres ut choice Varieties 6 10 8
acres IN apple trees The improvements arc one good
sized DweltnR, ous f.nant House, nearly new; sta
bhnS Tor herae AlHn, on the property. good Sor
snnh Mlll, which has been In operation two
anI nnhs eth3Ie mas lhe tarm will divide
IN tive, with house each. he sold lOa, ,,d IN
easy terms The tenant, Samuel =. Rawley, will Ake
pleReurel Ia showing thIs property to any one raIn
Eor particulars NJ |" terms, &C., address
-. l.D. PHILIps
May H-sm Newport Y, o. Delaware
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

Hesl OF Sassnlras July q, 1868
used several kinds of Phosphate last fall on nv
wheat crop Whanns Raw Bone Phosphate among
tho number, it paid me better than tho other Phos
pilates, and shall use tons more of it this fall
ALEXANDER WILSON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-20

dorchester Co, Md, July 9th, 1865.
Messrs. Walton. Whann Il &C entlenen,
used * tons oi Whnnn'a Phosphate on wheat last
IAN 1t has acted hotter than any fertilizer have
ever used / shall want the same quantity f /,
wheat this fall Respectfully yours
JOHN N WRIGHT