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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

FEEDIna SwIsB-Two METuoDs.-I once So v
Western farmer feeding thirty or forty hogs -
They were shut up In a rail pen which en-
closed part Of q shallow creek this arrange
ment was to make the drink of the swine con.
venient, There was q very soft bed for the
hogs-of midland no shelter from the storms
The farmer drove up a cart-load of corn in the
ear to the pen, and sbovelled 1t In the hogs
Scrambled for it,some out oil hit in the mirs and
many OF the weaker ones grabbed an ear, ran
into the stream to get away from their hght.
ing comrades, and taking bite dropped the
ear into the water which hoated 1t under the
fence and away down stream Bushels of that
farmers corn we're lost In this way | asked
him II he thought 1t was profitable business to
fatten hogs. "Well, don't know about that
was the reply, "but i've got TO raise Eve hun
dred dollars to pay on my farm, aud guess
can do it as easy this way as any," didn't ask
for further information statistics, I thought,
were out of the question.
few days later ! visited another farmer 10
a different part Of the State. He was feeding
about the same number of hogs but 10 quite q
different manner. They were 10 q very roomy
building, siI TO eight being in each compart-
me1t. II was quite confoi tsole In the o the
room was high aud we'll ventilated !; the plank
| q Dor was dry the sleeping pens snug and we'll
filed with straw; large windows let 10 the
sunshine and swing doors kept on: the cold
wind. he had q steamer and cooked potstoes
tumpkns and meal for their food. The hogs
were having very pleasant time, and they were
unconciously making money for their owner
every bushel Of meal" said he, twill make
me fifteen pounds Of pork. | get manure Q.
uough to pay for the potatoes, pumpkins, aud
for the labor Of feeding" II suppose" he re-
marked, "that have not quite as much money
10 the bank as might have, had not built
this year ago but II the money Isn't ia the
bank 1t is where 1t pays interest, and good
deal more, too, than the bank would"
The reader may draw his own conclusions
Rural New Yorker.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
BsAsDrwIss, lltb Month, 2s.h, 1855
OBITUARY.

In Aiddletown, OH the 10th inst, Rachel
Mckee in the ed year Of her age.
The dawn oil immortality was upon her,
No cloud of fear hung over her cloar brow,
but tbs paleness Of death assumed q halo of
supernal light. The weary seps Of age tot
terIng on the verge o: deaths Broad River !"
concentrated strength to assume the elastic
youth ulGess OF Heaven as abe passed over
Jordan. Fading earthly signt enraptured
gssed with the gimmering OF immortal vision,
on glorious hosts OF horsemen and chariots
ready for her safe conveyance to God. The
events Of earlier days 10 sunny brightness
chased away all vspors of intervening time,
and she lived over again in quickened sense of
thought towards lifs's close, byegone scenes.
ALMOST gone" aud the attonuated lips
moyins in prayer and dimning eyes straining
their ores, stro,e 10 peer though the misty
veil OF morta ity to each u sgut OF that "sfar
la d., 70 = y.e1c7 Der sensitive soul caught
tue u't VI heavenly uar1oug. Aged pill.
grlul SD, uad kept tue faith, aud after an
eartu y reward OF heightened days, her Father
called her home.
az matters not where the Christian sleeps,
Or II buds or frost be givel-
1t mstter5 not VINO their viZils keep,
Eor they AL shall waxe Ia oeaVtn. D.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

InPortdnt 10 those .A61 etsd With -aching Tesfh
There Is nothing which people dread more than
pain, and there ia no pain more excrutiating
than that of extracting tooth. Now this
pain can all be obviated by taking the Nitrous
Oxide or Laughing Gas, which ia admitted by
all the Dental and Medical Journals to be the
best anasthetic for tooth drawing best, be-
cause enough can be given 10 produce entire
insensibility without danger; best, because 1t
is 30 pleasant to breathe producing no sick.
ness or disagreeable senshtisns, and leaving
the system entirely 10 two or three minutes
best because il will succeed with patients on
whom chlorotorm and ether have been tried in
vain best because the most delicate and ner-
voas and feeble persons can breathe it with
safety because With many persons 1t renders
tooth drawing pleasure. DR.. VIM. D. Nolen
No. 2l0 West Fourth street. has taken great
pains to perfect himself in manufacturing and
administering the Nitrous Oxide Gas, and hav.
ing visited New York, and received full in
structions from the Cotton Dental Association
! he IL now prepared 10 operate on any one who
may give him call.
OoLToN DENTAL ASSOCIATION, No. 10 Cooper l
Institute, New York, Nov. 81, 1855.
This certifes that have given full and def.
mite instructions to Dr. Wm. D. Noleu, of Will.
miugton, Delaware, to manufacture and ad.
minister the Nitrous Oxide Gas for the txtrac,
ton OF teeth without pain.
| (Signed) DR. q. Q. CoLros,
| iebl-u For the Dental Association.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
TFor the Delaware Hepuolicau.1


Mr.. Vernon ALLOW me through the col
umns OF your valuable paper, to thank the
public for the very hbrai manner 10 whica
they patronised ms on the occasion Of the de-
livery OF my late lecture at Odd Fellows Hall.
You presume, can bear witness to the i'm
msnse turnout which greeted me. One OF my
hearers who by the way 10 an energetic snd
perssvering character and never shrinks from
heavy tasks or great undertakings-ml de az
estimate and rep Jrted about twenty three, as
the number OF persons composing the entire
au Hence. A very gratifying result truly.
But as have attempted to place myself con
spicuously before the public it is but Just that
the public should know somewhat about ME
was born OF humble parents and reared In
humble circumstances. At the proper ago ]
learned a Observation-Disclosures by the aid
of which was enabled to live comfortably,
but In an unfortunate moment, while en- gsged
10 working with saving machine, 10 the shop
OF Megaw l. Billahy, Wilmington, Del. run
my right hand la the saw which cut 1t 80 Sc.
| verely as to forever asprive me Of the RICH /
use of it again, 1t effeotualiy prevented me
from longer working at my trade. Aud but fol
the kind and efficient services of Dr.. John K
| Kane-whom have not as yet been able Il
pay-l would not be ever able to use my pea
This accident occurred on the 25th OF Jan.
uary last since which time have been entire
ly unsuccessful in settling upon any pursuit o
occupation that will insure future support q
myself and tamily-oonsisting at present of
| wife and one chiId-and as last resort pre-
pared and delivered lecture; was ercour
aged in this undertaking by Que oi the bss
men 10 the State-the result OF it you alread
know. Impartial suffrage is not very popu
lar subject might lave chosen another, bu
1t has ever been q motto with me, that "
should always speak and act with view /
promote aud advance the best Interests @
mankind. Hence the choice of my subject.
consider il the most important question befor
the American people at this time, and upon II
solution depends our fate 90 Q nation
| And as | have commenced SO shall contil
ue to urge upon my countrymsD the necessit
OF adopting this humsne and righteous priu
ciple in order that we may in the future be
more happy and prosperous people than "
have ever been in the past. But cannot vel
well do 1t without aid, being entirely destitu
| OF meaus,
am fully sensible of my inability 10 do Il
subject justice, but am willing and anXio,
to do what can in the great work Of eev,
4 ting humanity. And it there are any friends
the cause who have discovered 10 me suficie
talent and ability to warrant lt, and who a
willing to aid me in any suitable manner
would be most gratefully received and acknow
edged with the hope that my energy and 10
10 the cause would partially repay all such
u their kindness. Yours, truly,
r. JAMES ABERNATBT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

A Gard TO IHvaEtds.-A clergyman while Ieeid.
ing In South America as a missionary, discovered
safe and staple remedy for the cure Of nervous
Weakness, EARLY Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary
and seminal Organs and the whole train Of disor.
ders brough by bsneiu and vicious habits Great
number, have been already cured BY this noble rem
sdy. Pro npted by a desire t. benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, will send the recipe for prepar.
ing and using this medicine, in sesled envelope,
to any one who needs IL, Free Of Charge. Please
incose post paid envelope, addressed TO yourpef
Address JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station b, Bible
houss, New York City.
La,gs Building Jor Sats.-The Union Church
10 % street, near ashington The congregation
are erecting q sautiful ediace at 9th and Wash
ingtop asd hence the sale of the old property, at
much less than 1t can be built for now. Manufac-
turers, Maehinids, Sash Makers, 30, take notice.
Call on BRIaHT Sos.
Balls, Bats, Score Cards and Books for Base Ball
players, for sale at Hsllam's ssgar Store, No II
East Fourth street. may 81 It
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
nMARTHA WAsuTN aTpNn

Would you have dark and lustrous locks, and
vie
With beauty's queen, the GODDESS of the ky2
Or is Y, 1r beauty fading to decay,
Your raven tresses passing fast away
Or Is age drawing too untimsly neAr2
Do silvery locks upon your head appear 2
Then why OF youthful beauty, why despair
When there's Il balm for every silvery hair
Times, sorrows, fever's ravages it blesses-
A sure restorer of those missing tresses
From her bright locks the immortal name II
won
Then HE to the ators-just across the way,
And get bottle With the least delay.
Sold by druggists every where. Price 81 0C
SlAoND5 CO, Proprietors.
Ettzwilliam N r.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

FARMING ON Lone IsLAAD.-There are said TO
be yet uncultivated GA Long Island 100000
scrss of land. 1t is generally a light soil,
sparsely covered with stinted growth of woed,
yet by means Of manure Ia made the most pro.
hiable land In the State for farming purposes
The Evening Post describes farm Of 90 acres
Of this character, leased for a tenn Of years al
$ll per acre. The owner Of the lease applied
the present season. 81, 900 worth Of manure to
this land and sold produce from 1t to the a.
mount Of over Sil 900. Dsducting from this
the rent, and the heavy expense for manure
labor, &C., still the net returns Will largely ex.
coed per acre those from the best farming lands
in Western New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

~A Araetia ] ueus, nsass the fol-
b. kcIriJus tact: An A .neni Al woman,
OF VI, age u % ,.rIoeo Al, married at
tbie years of age she SAD ven children
auL .iE,y Two sranchidreI, twsa'y-oae Of
whom married and had twelve children, and
one OF tue alter WAS also married last year I,
and has Just had child, SO that the old lady
who 10 in her hundredtn year, has jast seen the
grsndohi!d of aer graudchdd, and, what Is
shil more remarkable 10, that all The members
of this prolific family dwell Ia the same house.
EEGeperal Sherman and Minister osmpbsll
were TO leave Havana for Vera Cruz on the
23d ms ant
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
WalLp rae DAYS Ans GOING BY.

" AAAkE - : : = = =
There are lonely hearts 70 cherish
while the days ere going by;
There are many souls who perish
while tho days are going by.
n emile We can renew,
As our journey We pursue,
Oh the good We all may do,
While the days are going by
There 10 no tine for idle scorning
While the days are going by;
Let our face be like the morning
while the days are going by.
Obi the world Is full Of signs,
Full OF sad and weeping eyes;
Help your fallen brothers rise,
while the days are going by.
As the loving links that bind MS,
While the days are going by,
One BY one We leave behind %
While the days are going by.
But the seeds Of good We SOW
Both In shade and shine will grow,
And will keep our hearts sgiow,
while the days are going by.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
Adm Illustrators sale OF neai Estate

- BY virtue OF an order ofths Orphans Court Of
FIJI the State Of Delaware, In and for New CASTLE
upasl County, made at the September Tom, A D.,
ILL 1896, will be exposed 10 sale At Public Auction
on SATURDAY, the 18th day 81 December next, at
O'clock at the house of oliver H. Perry iu Brandy wine
Hundred the following Real Estate, to wit All that
certain Lot OF land with two storied frame dwelling
house and outbulldinss thereon. situate In Brandywne
Hundred Aforesaid the Great Valley Turn pike Road
adjoining lands Of Oliver IL Perry and James b. Per
kins, and containing about Acre Of Ground being
the real estate late Of Marshall r. TAYLOR deceased and
to be sold BY bs Administrator for the Of hiA
dsbis Attendance will 10 given and the terms Of sale
made known at the time and place Aforesaid, by JEnU
foKw l0p, Administrator, &c, or his Attorney, By
Order Of tho Court. Attest, SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
Nav Castle, November 10, 1893. Clerk, o. c,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
+ ARM FOR SALE

- ,Uontainin. LhTss bHndred aud twenty four and
Greek Neck, Cecil County, Maryland, laying on
he north sids Of said Back Greek, IN miles below
oeesapeaky City, and mi es seuth Of Elkton with a
two story fran aSsliins three Io9ms dost with
90 The soil 10 good red clay The farm is divided into
fvs hsds. and sixth nay be clear up and added ii
vsti9R and ySry there plenty q Loeust
forms near mile Of the outside fence There are Two
farm can bs ssHped direct and =. Inns No. delivered
aware Canal In less than yards the
DWELLING. The sitnAtion is high and healthy, water
yeIy ds,TsSls property for Peach fsewps The land
Peaches having been planted the for the laat
forty years Price Sixty ave sos per acre, a good
oS the propsr f9F fssthsr Rartisqsr; cali
Mr. Benz amin Davis. Jr., the Tenant the tArm III
chow 1t to any one Wishing to view Il. suEa3-t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
FOR SALE.

The Subscriber offers at private .ale hi.
W1Im Real Estate, situate in Peuoader Hundred en-
ullW the road leading fr ON Shakespeare mill 10
kEtoa, icing two miles from Newark Depot and three
from Ekteu, Nd
No l. Oontsna about Ito acres thirty aores Of which
are good woodland. The arabic land Ia divided into
seven fields BY good fences aud water in all one Tho
10 By 81 feet wagon house gransry corn cribs sping
house, smoke house, 30. There are peach and apple
orchards, and variety Of other fruit trees There IL
ths property. tits within 900 yards Of the p W.aB
Railroad.
good new house Nearly half the tract is in wood -
Ii Is convenient to mills, schools, and ohury hes
Any Wishing to purchase is invited to call on the
subscriber. Terms easy. WIN. SLACK. oct Is 2m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
FOR SATE.

kALk That vsluabis Farm Of Mr.. oliver Eastburp
ma; Y containing 2l2 arres u very productive land
AsA The situation is high and beautiful ono mile
and q quarter from Newark, Delaware 10 acres Of
Chestnut wood land, would $4,000 posts and rails to
sell, and plenty left Tor the farm stone dwsng by
% est with 10 rooms kitchen 10 feet Stone barn
10 by 10 fsst smoke, Ice, wood aud hay house, all In
good order, aud good Tenant House with Q rooms ;
plenty OF ell kinds Of fruit and the very best Of spring
water. This 10 Farm worth having and will be sold
low applied fer oon IS the owner IL about leaving
the stats. WIN. BRIGHT SON,
aug e-n Real Estate Agents. WILMINGTON, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

Nitrous ozsss Ga,--A Btss,tns DIR. 8. Mar.
shall Dentist, No. l06 west 7th street, has erected
FOR the manufacture Of this Gas, aad has n con,
santy on hand He can recommend ii very highly
% pleasant, safe and efficient preventive Of psin
10 the extraction Of teeth. DR.. q. J. Zeigler. of
for the removal a. we'll as the prevention Of dsease
are numerous and divsrsi6sd.n oct i5.lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

Drug and Prescription store, s. W oornsr Of s,h
and Market streets, Dr. Mi Grath's Magnetic ReIiaf
and Pills Also most of tue approved remsdies for
Fever and Agie, as follows: br. Rowlandis TOMS
Ague Mixture, Shallsnbsrger's Fever and A ana
Antidote, osgOod's India Cholagogue; also ali he
leading hair preparations, DR. Teb6ettis hair Tsysn.
Druggist. ssn Io-frn "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
Truafea'a sale.

49, In pursuance ola decree Of the Chancellor OF
W! the State Of Delaware, made In cause Of parti
XII hon whei Elm william 2. Stroud, Is the petition
Sl er and John Townsend, and others are respon
dents ths undergned Trustee will sell At Public Sale
on SATURDAY, the 10Th OF December noxt, at the
house of John Foster, In the City OF Wilmington at
O'clock p those three certain lots parcels Of
land stusts In the City OF Wilmington.
No l-Lying seventy nve feet on Liberty Street, and
ninety feet Eist Liberty Street,
No. 2s-Fronting on the Newport Turnpike, thirteen
feet and extending with Esst Liberty Street one hun
cred feet.
No. 3.-Pronting on Newport Turnpike, thirty tiI
feet and running back hundred feet to ten feet
alley. All the said lots being iu the district known
Hedgsvills.
TERMS OF sALE.-Ton pc eeutum Of the purchase
money will be required 10 be paid the day Of ssla
and the residue thereof on before the third Mondey
In February neHt. AttendaLoe given ny
Nov. O. 1865. GEO. b RODNEY, Trustee.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

PRooBEDIRes or TEE ugoReIA LroIsLAruRr
November 26 "a bill has
been introduced into the Senate repeating The
laws prohibiting aliens from owning real estate.
The House has passed 9 bill granting aid 10
the Air Line Railroad, and also bill prohI
biting railroads aud steamboats, from ruunips
on Sunday.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

valuable Estate, In New Castle County The
undersigned of,rs for sale all that valuable Tract Of
upland and nsrsh, the property Of Thos NJ Porman
and known as tho Hamburg Farm" It 10 situated In
New Castle Hundrsd about 81 miles below New Castle
river on the northwest by tho New Castle and Dola.
ware City road on the northeast and southwest by
lands OF 0eorgs Tybnut and others II oonlau. IN
the whole over 500 acres about halt OF which Ia marsh
The latter, except about 90 acres enclosed u the
Red Lion Marsh Company has been laying out over 90
years and has bscome greatly improved The extent and
value this property with Its location make
II one Of the most desirable farms In the market Tor
farther inicrmation reference may bs made to
GE0RGE b. RODNEY,
anU Do.tf ~, r.s.i. H.,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

BY virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Court Of the
State u Delaware In and for New Castle County, made
september Term A. D, 1855, will be exposed to sale
81 Public vendus, on Saturday. the 18th day II De
Der, At ocleok, NJ, at the house OF john sier IN
the City Of Wilmington, the following described pre-
misses, being the interstate, real estate Of Urban D.
Hedges, deceased to wit A certain lot parcel of
land situate II the city Of Wilmington lying on West
Street, about forty feet, aud extending back ninety
nine feet sx Inches and extending sixty feet, and
fronting upon Seventh Street, about twenty feet,
Joining lands late oil John Hedges, deceased
And IL Ia ordered that the purchaser or purchasers
thereof and appear the next for New
Castle County, hst the Court may assign to him. her or
them the premises sold pursuant to said ORDER he she
or they paying TO sha parties entitled their and pro-
poronate shares OF she money respectively
with sufficient surety sureies to he approved by the
Court entering tato rccognisance to the
and acknowledged In said Court In penal sum- to be
determined by The said Court with condition pay to
the parties entitled severaiiy their execntors admu
traitors or assigns respectively their proportion
ste shares Of the said purchase monoy, with Interest
nom such time ss ths Court may determine In manner
and form may by direction OF the said Court be
prescribed and appointed In said condition
Attendance will Re given and terms of sale made
known at the time and place aforesaid by
GEORGE B. RODNEY, Esq, Trustee appointed by ,hs
Court, TO effect said Sale.
By order ofthe Court SAMUEL GUTHRIE
New Castle, Nov. 3, 1865, Clerk of Ornhnns' Cout n
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
Attention Farmers I!

~ REMOVAL. The ubscrbsrs hay.
Nyzh~Qrg removed from the Old Foundry,
TO their new Shops aud Warehouse,
5000 Cor. Orange and Chestnut Streets,
New Castle pei. will manufacture and keep constant
Y on hand all kinds Of Agricultural Implements VII.
Flows, Hariows, Cultvators, Corn Shelters, Horse
Rakes steel Tooth and revolving, and such other nipple.
nenta as are generally used by farmers nd will also
patterns, MOORE Wiley, Peacock, Heekendorn. &c. In
addition to our Impsment Mandatory, We will also
pay strict attention to ghtins and Black smith
Ing all their branches, and make to order Wagons
OF Cars, Horse Carts Market DeaIborns, Carriage
Iron wrought cast Particular attention paid 10 all
kinds of repa ring.
We are thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon and hope BY strict 10 bust.
ness TO merit continuance Of the same
nov 266m JOHN CHURNsIDE eoN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29

<1r a The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, al the
Itn hotel Of Springer MeDaniei, In the village Of
,tsiU Stanton, Del, on THURSDAY, the 2Oth day Of
Dsosmbsr lsee. at III O'Clock. ~, his Farm OF one
hundred acres, in White Clay Crock Hundred. New
Castle County, Delaware, lying on the road leading
from the city Of Wilmington to Newark, 9mes from the
former and from the latter place, and the limo Of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore II Road,
the farm s divided Into Enclosures. Tho improve
meuos ejnsist Of Frame House. containing rooms
with kitchen back COED we'll Of water In Kitchen Frame
Barn, &c. Tho buildings all in God repair being
nearly There 10 also on the premises blacksmith
shop aud Of the best stands for the blacksmith
ing and wheswrghtiug business, this isH very rare
chance the lands highly improved aud very
ductive, and bsnK 10 good neighborhood, convenient
70 schools and churches Terms easy. Conditions at
Sale. SAMUEL ALLEN
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-29
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

! ! ! !
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Great numbers Of clergymen. Pbyscians, Statesmen,
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certify the unparalleled usefulness Of remedies but
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Those who require alternative medicine to purify
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and sold by ali Druggists and dealers in medicine every
whore. nov l I'm