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Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

,,I HOMICIDE AT kits HAMMoCK - War;,
9hot- Saturday was what is known at
zones Beach as Big Saturday. first
saturday IN Augusta period when All tbn
negroes who can procure the money and the
conveyance go to this wcll-known Watering
place to recreate themselves. UnnIrn5, of
them, from all parts OF the county. and from
Maryland, assemble there. The dav Inv ps-
tabllshed custom, is devoted to them, the
whites generally absenting themselves. On
Iine 1ne occasion referred to, two white men SamI,pl
Register, OF this Hundred and Samuel Fox
OF G LelpSlc, proceeded to the Beach to witness
!ne negroes movements. On driving up. early
IN the afternoon, (bOth intOxicated thrv at-
tempted to force their team through thr crowd
OF OF negroes and vehicles near the blIl-room
belhE unable to pass by the latter. negro,
standing near, was called upon to move thot
GtlilaSe' Ihc negro replied that he couIdn't
uo III n was III the Sand-wasn' strong cnouob
etc. The demand was repeated. with thrcat.
D4t the negro made no attempt to comnlv aftrr
flrSt trial. The young men then drrwy tb";r I1oir
iievoNsrS and fired seven shots, the negro fall-
my u 'ne ground, pierced in the back with ball
ana ana soon expiring. After the darkcy had fail
liIl' roy $1,000 over him and attemDted to dis
fTaLSe MS pistol at his head but it missed fire
he. l1 'llfn ~ commenced pounding him wth.the
Luz, ut' u tlle piece. For time Fox seems to
nave been the terror of the Beach lie at.
tempted to take the life of white man named
Atkinson for expressing disapproyal Of the nro.
ceedlng. Atkinson felled him to the gronnd
WI WITH cane, which seems to have ouieted him
Inc sheriff was sent for, but arrived foo latr
{ 70 make arrests. Register was arrested carIv
sunday morning, at the residence of his father
Isaac 1 hegIster, Esq, near this town. He Is
believed to have Killed the negro. Fox has
escaped arrest up to the present writing. This
NE is as we learn it from an eyewitness
lira5 ne negro Si was named William Prior, and
Hnpdrcd HIM. % dPiaTfo' I near the State line, in this
and prejudice " "hlsAey
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

Mr. johnson, who in his speech March T.
1865, repeatedly declared himself the mere
creature of the people, has for a long time
been acting without the slightest reference to
the people. pom North Carolina he impos-
ed Il constitution, which Chicf-J ustice Ruffin
has declared to be imperative. He SAYS:
lSc9nsldcr that this is no constitution, be-
cause your Conycntion was not a legitimate
Convention, and had no power to make a CON
Shtuton ior us; or to alter that which we had
and have. | object to the organization ofyour
Convention because it was called wiioW the
r2"""t n the peoplc, by the President of the
lnted States, or under his orders-an act Of
clear and despotic usurpation.
How can Mr.. johnson reconcile his theory
in North Carolina and his practice in Louisi-
ana? We fear he thinks it unnecessary to take
the trouble to attempt it. But the country
cannot fail to see that he has denounced in
Louisiana, as Illegal and unlawful, the yery
principles he enforced in North Carolina The
only difference is that the Louisiana Conyen-
ton tI' was elected by the only loyal men in the
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

10 show what the ex- Rebel population them
selves think ofthe legality OF State Convention,
IN general, We quote from one Of the apologists
OF the rioters THE Nco O,Icaps Comn,crciial
The Constitution of Virginia, dismember
ing that noble old Commonwealth and disfran.
chislng her people, could have teen carried by
the popular vote OF any one country in the
State. ltwas acceptable to the President, and
is now the only law of the land The Consti-
tutions of the Southern States are, therefore,
part Of the conquest, and we repeat that
whatsoever form of State Constitution the mill
tary, authorities may accept will be the govern
ing law of the South, until reinstated in its ina
IGnable right to alter or reform its fundamen-
tai law Mayor Monroe has recognized this
great truth. He obviously RENTS to the Fede-
raj Government to decide whether the existing
CONSTITUTION shall continue in force or be abol
ishcd. '''''-
Whatever, then, is acceptable to the Prcsi-
dent, is law enough for Monroe, notwithstanJ-
ing the confess on that he and the rest of his
coniedcratcs are willing to maintain illegal
powers in order to put down illcgaty. There
is more in this than reason.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
DIED.

In Dover, on tlfc 4th inst, Mrs. EIIzAD wifi
OF Daniel c. lloticcker, Esq, aged a years
At the residence Of John Cloak, Esq. near
SMYRNA on the 9Th instant. Howard CLOAK.
son OF }; Howard and Carrie f. Peterson. arcj
Ii months.
>, In this town, at the residence of his father
/. Is. Lockwood, Esq, DIR. JOHN {. Lock,
WOOD, aged - years and II months
n: Drowned while bathing at Minneapolis.
tliRn., = \! on W ednesday, the lSt inst, Dawn
lardley, Of Milford, Delaware.
In Dover, on Saturday morning, July 2Sth
after protractcd and painful illness. Nr.
NARY wife of John B. Shockley, aged 3
years.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

BASE BALL-A challenged game Of has,
oeIT was played on the field Of the Capitol ciuI
OF Dover on Thursday last, between = n;ct"' i'.'
mn nlne from the several clubs Of that town amt
eisbf eiy 9Hiteps Of this town After playn.
umpire declared the Quickstep@s @ II" ,ctor" vic
the score g; standing Quicksteps &C. Dover "n@
ts;no, to; Inc QuIcksteps were handsomely enter
,,-a a match game at the Depot on Saturday
thn tIse T Tefween the Mechanics Of this town and
favor ofthe tormer-Mechanics 60, TeIerranbl yu II
o.di nhe Qqicksteps, Jr., Of this town played the
1Sceolas boys clubs of Dover on the otter AZ .'o
Heid} H on Wednesday last The score stood TODD n
~ a 'IG nicEed jor5nef ein to f Il tor the latter
and Telegraphs played the Qucksteln%t l%'oDas twn las
hlngs IN this town yestrday, and were 'Io bodi,, IN
beaten. Quicksteps y, picked nine 60 . '"O''
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
SMYRNA DI&Ih,
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, AUG. g.

THE TIMES" is published epery Wednesday af
terHOOn, by Jos. H. HoFFEckER, Editor and Pro
prietOr, at Smyrna, Del.
fEHhS-supsoArrTIoN,--One gear, $500 in ad
0a"ee' or $3.50 if not paid till end Of the gear No
paper discontinued @"tii aLarrearsar are paid-OnI,
at the option Of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS acH be inserted at the rate ofSepeu
Gents I'ae for the first insertion; subsequent in
SeTtionS 81 cents. A liberal discount made IN
quarterly semi-annuqI and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

f,FI tF1GMT,SA HIT crowd of darkeys had free
nght [E; last Sunday night in "Whonpinr = 'iII ;n
Inns G place; Two negroes named John Leonl M
TII noi ana LIT Icullett, employees on the Md &
nrnttI wplt w. Iii III from Salisbury, Nd were cut
RI'Tty f Vino' oaalyIthe former dangerously. Jas.
aftor If a"Gy ana oaml Blackiston, of this town.
ordered to Dover in default Of hail b"t were. were
succeeding in furnishing leg-baiI to CopstahIe
huDanks, ana was therefore not taken, go ''0
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

IEACIIES; The peach season has commoncoa
with wit; us For more than week small iI,lvt' nnart;
tleS nave been shipped, the sellers rcp;1un MIN
IRON IRON $350 to $500. On Monday three llA ra5
th~ Ias rosG were TEnt @ from the various stations on
brr nr o2 pGIa, Ga Inc Sca@ is also shipping num-
maro Dv' oi Paskets daily It is estimated that not
marirrcJ l" frn5 Gme-nSh OF last years crop will be
Maryand They are selling at our bnnot n,1 anu
Sl.5O(1$2 per basket. ~ ouf Depot at
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

r. rDIREcT0R's MEETING The Georgetown
0m.oM OF friday says:-A meeting of TIE Di-
recCP[S J r; OF the junction and Breakwater Rail
day last. The character Of the mectino UDS, vs.
private pr Measures were taken to commence
,ans une ~ore e without unnecessary delay; and Il
to was conndently ly expected that operations would
NNISIn NJ, V2y lhe tenth of this month. None oftbe
oow of wv hSrk M Directors were present. The right
cd cd way ~ lor the road has been cheerfully grant
asked m noaTIy every instance when that favor was
their success q congratulate 20 the Directors upon
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

- i DIR;owNED.IWe !; see an announcement i,
II f9e list OF deaths in New York paper e" tbst T.
NTapt David 5; Yarlley, son of .tosenb tnl1 anJ
nargaret W. Yardey,.o of Milford. Del Vmu Wn.
drowned whilst bathing at Minneapolis, Nipras ""s
So.a, on the lst instant. Capt. Yardley WAS =
cnnnnel mlrmnDor Of the First Delaware Regiment,
tIlldLlnler tIn lL OF Company d. He went out, at
snt ,'t 'omWnelcement m Of the war, as Ist Lieutcn.
M fIn of ite was wounded ntlie foot at the bat
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

r. DhIAwLNG.-Thc drawing for tents ON I tbo
camden Camp Ground took place las last WI moot Cno
when about ll5 were taken-alI tbat "reh, n.eh|
stakGd out and applications for abont Tei9 ~
more INC handed in. This is exclusive 1872 ~ tIo Io
lhliadci phia churches to be represented " 6mo Imo
o5 vi Two w churches from Wilmington are cxpcct.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

=, lamp AMP MEETNG;-A camp meeting updor
ohey. D T. Ewell, PASTOR is to be held ''Gm in ths
woods OF Robert Hill, Esq. about onc.a,rtnr s'ir
3l mile from kenton, to commence On Tbnrs 'r vi
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

PUTTING Too FINE A PofyT JTpoV Ir-O,,
OF our excellent conservative" iou-naI, I,' tL'
J'i,G:t ana m strongest Supporter of the Phila
OF what it impolitely calls Connrrb "aJ dI
TTalcS. Ti'u but this Is the very ecstasy of foIy
~ tnG worthy conservative is going with All
ms he5rt INTO convention with the late rcb.
ci' ana refuses to SIT down with the late friend.
"i .. rebels TeDelS' II Governor Orr should come, the
conservative would offer him pious wei
come but the llOnOrables Fernando Wond
Element ! H. Vallandigham, and George II
!. onulctoh ooh must be shown the door, or the
conservative will exclude himself!
But Will our good friend explain of What of
tense Ii. the Honorable f. Wood is ruiitv that
ms EXcc!lency Governor Orr has not commit,
lcu Is 1t pardonable in Orr to have taken nm
arms arr against the Union, and unforpiynbIr in
ood to have checred him on at a sae, dis
lance Is rebel competent to advise upon
lhc true policy of reorganization, and n Con
pcfhcad incompetent? Our conservative"
lfICnd puts too fine Il point upon it. Nav not
Coppcrhcad repent as well as a rebel? Have |
the power and tcnacity of the Union not been |
as clearly demonstrated to Mr.. Pcndleton as TO |
Mr. Alexander IL. Stephens? "Those whose
SympatheS were with SGceSsioniStS are not en-
braccd in the call says our conservative. Yer
the SeccsSlonloto themselves are not rvcIu1nd
ne Inference Is plain. Only those whose svm.
l,dtncS are now with scccs>i0ni>tS are invifnd
And \! they will co ne. Oar conscrvntiyr"
II lT'ehd VIII discover that the men and the srir;t
mat controlled th3 Chicago Surrender Conrnn
non OF 1861 vii! control the PHILADELPHIA Snr.
'ehdcr Convention OF lN66.-Hupcr's WoIM
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
For sale By Druggists.

TO CONSERVATIVES. - -The advertiser hayr,a
been restored 10 health in few weeks by verv su,.
pie remedy, after having suffered for several years
with a severe lung Affection and that dread Irsesse
NonsumplIOn-5 anxious make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send cory Of lie pre-
scfIptIon Used ree of charge win the direction, tv
preparing and using the same, which they will find Z.
SURE 'C&E tuR CONsUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS
NOCGhS' COLDS, and all Throat and Lung Affections
ne only object OF the advertiser sending the Pre-
.Pl1h 10 benefit the afflicted. aud spread .nlurma
ton winch he cOnceiyes to be Invaiuahle and no b,.
every sufferer will Iry hts remedy as II will cost ,hem
nolhihg aud may prove blessing
la'"eS wishing The prescription, FREE by return.
mali, will please address y 'N'1'
. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
JhhIVY NlIlIam,bnrph. kmgs Co Neu VI
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

r. ToL; NJ, WIIMIER.-The RepuJIican states tb,t
Lo " Inner has been elected president of ,r'a' II
laige manufacturing company in New Vmrl. j."
WIN d salary OF $4,000 per annum 'iN'
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( APPOINTMENT. R 1t is stated that Mr. potou
- raucett, of Georgetown, Del, has bean o'er ~;
pointed to cerkshp in the Treasury ID" Dnnart al"
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
THE MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS ED

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-For Ro1
W neat S2.Go@2.65; White Wheat 81 -o(@
T2',"' Rye is selling at S097 r. busbel
elbow Corn, 93@93c. Oats 53(955c. CO...
ton 37C13Sc. per ID. wv
uold closed yesterday (Tuesday) at 81 49,
GOLD QUOTATIONS., STOCK Ca g.
"CLear o Son, Bankers Wilmington, Del V"'
Quotatlons, July 81, 1866. At lhren 49,
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

TLa "A man man sued another for kicking his sbirs
properly SF pad Tbs tbe %ed %s tire. dollars lie very
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

r. "liinhtRS! WIilSKERS.!-Dr l.. O. MoNrEz'
COrr0tid the greatest slimuIator in tho I,nrT ;II
IoFce "hskeFs or Musaches 10 grow on The smOo,hest
Iace Or chIri never known To fail; sample tor trlaI
sem Iree T. any one deslrous Of testing its merits
h"ures- REEVES n Co., ~ Nassau ST.. n Y Io27 3u.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
SEQ w. & :. Taylor
3 AUCH'S
N0w Bone Super-Phosphate.n
Ne NJ o. or BAUGH " SONS.

OfFIGE OF BAUGH A. SO\S
NO, ~ south Delaware Ayon
The "M,D,,c..r .rhILADELPHIA. August Is, Isce
SIiPFp pHiI@TnHiaGlsrets Tax of sis n' Isl. 1850
he war; var hsv,n. hIa Se
dec,io tne change takes effect t6s G repealed by
RAW RoNF HeFeiS,e 10 reduce the price Of we have
$50 PER SS 2ooG GSuPER.PnoSPHATE OF SE GfH1NEhS f1ME
Raj RAJ, POUNDS, S1 CASH LIVE TO
OHI q SONS. Sole Mnnnin.,..
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

,a oeG e. encouragement ID of the Qtohc,. I'm, R,,.;
n'Ss c"3'ge,, Young men intcndinc 70 "g 3o, nTSa-
q business education should send at oncc ~ MR.
Fairbanks for circular of this institnt;o ~ VII
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

oih ANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every young lady and
gehIemai III the Unlteu States eau hear something
very much 10 their advantage by return mail lfrec nt
charge hy addressing the undersigned Those Lavin,
iearS n heitg humbugged will ohlrge by not nncrng
TINS card Ali others will please address their ub,d
EN- servant. THOS. F. CHAPMAN
JaulOy A3l H,nad,,.o,, ~, v,
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

\, DEATH OF JOHN Ross, OF THE C,,rpo,.u,
HATl0N Ross. the we'll known lti'.,F rLF ~ 81
[We we Gherokce nation died in Washington, on
" 1dneSday, aged about - years. lie maTri"J "'
very respectable lady in Wilmington iLi.
second wlic) who died a year or more AFRO. and
! 'nc remains OF the Chief were brourht to th,t
Guy ana inferred in the Blandywine Cemetery
on FRIDAY last. His two children bv his last
wIlc attended the funeral The LtcIiiqcncer
says:
MIR. Ross for more than third of cen
tury, exercised a powerful and controlling in
fiucnce, not only over his own people, but nnon
all the border tribes. He was a man of great
political sagacity, which is shown in the fact
that he 50 long maintained the asccndancv os
chief OF his nation, to which place he was elect
cd every four years, a place which he fllrd
when the Cherokee people went from their oId
home III Arkansas, in 1885. lie married a
lady, we believe, i'll Delaware. and lrovns "
numerous family connection. Mr. Ros. wo"
the representative Of the full blood'' nort;n',
OF the nation, and that being the controlI;n%
element OF the nation, his asccndency was nj
ways secure lie was man of intellignncn |
well, bore himself with di~n;ty n"J
used pen handsomely and with fGrc9 M IIa
was politician of intense ambition. lovni nn,,
'r' ana MS opponents accused him of ,I,,l,,.''
PSulouSness IN securing his purposes WI
me war opened he embarked with the SontL SIL
'aarITylhg with him the most of the fnIl IJI'
u . MS nation; but subsequently he nI'"'5 ID,oou5
ront, and was afterwards with the linz ,''Scu
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
JahI"V "IliIam>burph, Kings Co., New Yotk

ERRORS OF YOUrH-A t;rn,rc,,.,,, III =
eu iof years lro" Nervous Dcbiiy, Premature Decay
d'u al me ELECTS of youthful nlIscretlon wI t, he
ahe OF SaleiIng humanity send free 10 all who need
o pe p ana HIreciIons for IN tkInG the simple re-
medy by which he was cured Sufferers wishing tn
proh' by The advertisers experience can do so by ad
JanlOy No 10 Chambers ~ Nn,D VI
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STRAY COW,

NJ, ie 70 me premises of the subscriber on the 9Th
o'' Neu 20" with white spot in her forehead The
take her ap euSe come lofwaTd and pay charges aad
ovs away JOSEPH Il. THOMPSON.
Near Smvr, a Del
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

ANOTHER CONVENTIONAL Convention /,
TO assemble at Baltimore ON lhc aoth inst ot
representatives of various branches of l,hor
a. anu 1t Is expected that delegate, will be present
IRON W1 almost all parts of the country.
we presume that the relations Of capital and
.Tool .I anu thc general policy Of strikes will be
'lc ch!cl topics OF discussion. There is a nlsat
years the position Of handicraftsmcn has bnnn
rendered doubtful, and the trades NJ which
they have worked have been embarrassed hv
the tendency to strikes, which has been encon-
faSed by well-meaning but short-sightcd men
"c are not gong to condemn strikes on moral
GROUNDS. 1 mere are rights of labor as we'll oS
capital. The value of one man is in tbc aL.
stract as great as the value of another Tbn
normal necessities Of each are alike Rut The
lap9r question must be settled, if it ever is SET
teu' 3y mutual understanding of those con.
cerhGd' and that understanding can only be ar
riVed at by keeping in view the comnlicatinp
cic'Iicfts T: OF the case. If strikes ever accom-
pLsheu thGIr object, they would be emncntly
proper But they never do. Our reader.
Hno" what came of the shipwrights. the c,r-
drivers and other attempts They faiird ba-
c"uSc ot the pressing necessities Of those en-
s'Seu III them; An empty cupboard. pale
ana ANXIOUS, though brave wife. children u.Ln
must be fed though the purse run low-aII
these hight for the capitalist, and the contest i
700 unequal to be long maintained. WbattL
Is the remedy? ' nav 'ii''i
IN the first placeit must be conceded that
wages are N many instances. wholly Inadequate
10 ~ supply the wants Of the lab6rihg classes.-
ne prices OF all articles Of food and CLOTHING
tour years ago, and in some instances onsdrv.
pea enere item of the dwelling is a fear
HI GI :, one tor the working man In some cities
ms! dtlphla' for inStance-he can rent y small
louSG at at something like Il reasonable rate hmt
F, No." Inherent Is it in the city of New York
mere, the laborer, and often even the mechanic
: : ! lhouSed, pcrforce, like a pig. OF course
hefGtorc' comparisons between wealth and men,
:; ~ Decohe sources of excitement and acrino-
,ouS ~ IenlafK And If the workman staryes
or month IN the vain effort to force a chance
We must have more pity than blame f%r T.,
rror OF Judgment. '''''A0 iol Ills
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

GQ0 y MONTIi!-.AGExrs wanted for
=, - MT entrriy articles Just out. Address O.
I'HAitEA' blddelurd, Name. MYi6 &C is
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08

!. - HE KUINS or CHARLESTON. Thus far hrt
niue effort has been made towards rebmI1i",. S".
the burnt district Of Charleston, Soutb TaroI;
na' chiefly because the majority of H." Ta'oill oII
property owners are without means to m mJcr o,"
take 1t. I'm attempt, however. is to Io u.iIl- 'I
oy concerted action of the citizens n"l. n."Ie' .'
authority Of the city government u"rer nrerd; the
f tioh mas been introduced into the PIIposl-
Clty Councils, by which, if adopted nalleSton soune Ton
cent bonds will be issued by bibu' tbh' st seven per
Em IoanGd to % all property holders who wish i to ana
@ Mortgage f o Sa Sass rroord of the is
TO- the city fa lot is worth $IIss $I0 oGS upon nnI it
: loGo bonds to the latter amnnnt ~ o,o 'os'ihg "
SaSd 'F Ire TO hlm he giving the city 1U 70 ne
y ms lot and the buildings to be- crcct"J mg
! Ia aS security He also binds himself to upon
nc na interest on the bonds scni,anmnaIlv y II pay
"cG id ana IN order to get money to eyect II %
;on must sell his bonds wherever 'bc' he cal MS
= 1o t%o Sucn method as this by which tbe crod Dr
amo community is loaned to the indiyd@a ue G[%at
Gems mperatvely necessary 70 the ,JhrvidGal roh,I9al
'ne burnt district Of Charleston, -''"iiolng
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&I EO0 PER YEAR, We va

Agents everywhere To sell our IMPHuy
I'D $50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. J,,l.
ana upper iced. Sent On IrIal. Warranted : vr,-
ApoNe salary or large commissions. The ONLY NJ,
chhes sOid III United States for less lhan $40 wh,t
are iully licensed by Howe Wheeler & Wilson Ga
yer q Baker, Singer ! Co. aud Bache ld4r A., ,,i,..
cheaP mn ;nlnes are lnfrrngemenls aud The seller 49,
ner are f"40fc 10 arrest tne aud Imprisonment Ij,
trated circulars sent FIRE Adore, or raIi u.,, ~,
q Clgrk at iildet,rd, Maine. or Chicago, linols.
Smyrna times., 1866-08-08
GRAIN DRILLSy
GEO. E. COOPER s Patent Coo.5,,ed
Grain Drill & FertiIizor
Patented June 5'h, 1866. Manufactured by
GEO. w. & S. TAYLOR
SMYRNA, DELAWApr

haVihg made the necessary arrsnoor,o,,
l'luac'ure Oi this New and UseGnf In'.I s ior The
| - ~ IlePurcu 10 furnish them TO anv nerson We
bi.D. li,S I DI is universally acknowledged ,Lo.,
~ uSeu; 10 pc The most perfect macbns @ a. mas
on puuc Ior It's regularity in SOWING 7, III oereo
IuaIi.j ol Grain or Fertilizer desiTed - " Mn sow
Eo,,I are t"C separate apartments of The h Ie aere
C;ra; A. attachment can be used with n, ,,h au me
Drill ana II also can be attached IN auI' me
vaus mere being no cog gear, anv a,rony any Other
cosi nv, s Dr IN good sowing order aI b., .In al
citv ON, eI g great economy III price as we'll I''ie
onJ i @ uurdolllly must recommend ibona ~ SlihpIl-
UNIVERSAL ,' favor Remember Farmers I" speedy
The Fertilizer can be attached 70 on..
o,a. ne oiowlng named farmers of MarvIand -,
;t VINO have purchased this machine Mi u Del
NJuPe,iofiiy over all others now IN use " 0nuorse
Nir' GEORGE BIDDLE, Cecil comn," AZ,
Hit JOHN TRUAX. Talbot coun;u Hiu'
Nj Nj ~ 1: SEl III Kent county nj O'
MI NJ. FOND, Kent county. lei
M. - SUiiM I MI n; hOFFECKER, Ken, co,D,, n,
Ana IA . !" 0RO' New Castle county DsI Oe''
~ All machines are warranted ,o -;
lsactIon. 90 10 give entire sat-
Geo. w. a $. Taylor.
Pl",s i'urers p'l OF all Kinds sofAgricumraI of
low Castings Mill CASTINGS I p eineh's'
ded TO- 'o'ls ol all kinds promptly aIIen