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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
AGRICU 1t u r E,

AFTRR THE HARVEST country has been
favored this year with beautiful harvest
weather, and with crope Of unexpected album
dance and quality, The harveet is nearly |
ended, and with it's closing, another variety,
so 10 speak, OF farm labor approaches. But
/ il will be u season of more leisure and less
anxiety. It Ia one OF the greatest beauties ard
advantages OF farmers lite that his work lie
varied with the seasons, and in the change he
fnds relaxation and relreshment
fne work of most immediate importance Is
the preparation for fall seeding. II ills Ia TO
be done on the summer fallow that requires
mme iiste and thorough cultivation, for 1t
has probably been neglected Tor some weeks
past. II may not require plowing-most like
ly it doss not--but it needs surface cultiva-
ton; enough to kill the weeds and mellow the
sol.
It would be Il bad mistake 10 pillow and turn
/ the uudecayed earth to the surface. The sec
ond blowing should not be finished until
I about the frat OF September but, meantime
, the gang pillow and culdvator should keep tie
Q surface of the fallow in such condition that 1t
e will no. need the blowing until that peTioa'--
o II the sowing IL to be made on stubble ground,
f. stock, especially sheep, should be turned on 1t
9 to break down the stubble and pick it clean,
( the coarse manure, il any is to be used haul
III ed on aud spread evenly and the p'owing done
ly as soon as possible.
An early blowing al stubble that is to be
p sown, ia very essential; 1t gives the iarmei
r. part OF the advantages OF a fallOw, IN that =
or crop OF weeds Will spring up and be destroyed
DC by later cultivation. Once blowing and goot
ne surface cultivation are the best, inasmuch a
they prepare fresh soil for tho sewn crop Il
as start in. 1t ia likewise, a valuable operation
nd Tor the crop; to expose the coil to the air an
be work it somewhat before the seed lie put in -
III Any obsetvaLt farmer who has worked q loar
.lk or clay soil, knows thR difference between
~ freshly plowed field and one that has been eS
in posed tor a couple OF weeks and well worke
lily on the surfaces.
But Ills not TOO late after the harvest to bonet
ed backward potatoes by using the shovel pillow
gle 1t would pay well, TOO, fer farmer to pull OF
TO large weeds in the early planted ones an
Ken likewise go through the cornfeld and olof
out the thistes and grass. Thorough desrl
has ton OF weeds in the heed crops i' enc OF Il
pom best positions the farmer can take again
GO these robbers. A, this season the fence co
hen ners and y.places of the farm should
end cleaned Of weeds and brierc, and any p'
lit clearings that may have been made, and I'll
ray sprouted.
- Aside from the regular farm work ma
dn't Jobs Of improvement demand attention at Il
season. Drains lending through swamps a
~ other very wet rlaeea may be cleaned q
Iat | also rev ones dug, Where there is oppor
ten nifty To ifrIsete meadow lands il should not
lthy, neglected; there ia Il large source OF wealth
!, he this use OF water, from which the farmers
milk this country have, us yet, derived but III
the pIoft--Rural New Yorker.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Tsg taHDssPg,T,-A' tae Royal Veterinary
Cyi5ge IA Ea8 Aai vetT interesting series Il
experiments have 70; sumo tune Desa 10 pro-
ssess Ils meat Of cattle WATCH have died OF
E.n Ierpes., ii we'll laowu Is poi=ea 20 alao,
and the veterinary surgeons have bsel tying
its effect upol dogs. number Of these AM
mails nave beeu for some Tina fed upon the
N ost diseased portions OF cattle whish have lied
from he riud srpest, the NEE: beng giyen them
Doth % the raw and in the cooked state The
result of tbs experiment is said to be that tht
dogs are tste: and apparently more healthy
'baa ever. Was ia .coi tor logs IS rolson fol
man
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
FOB SALE OR EXCHANGE
For Wilmington City Prnnnrty

~peA Parin VI 1871 Acres more o. less, situated In
tssIT Cecil coulty aud state OF Maryland three miles
IL lnl from Elkton, on tho Nottingham road, well
suited be divided into two farms the imprUy
are good Dwelling Houses, with good barns sheds
and necessary out-buidings; about 10 acre IN high
state u cultvatou good hpple orchard in ul bear.
ing with peaches, pears, eherrts AMI other fruit
There at tho House exoeltont sprng OF water which
waters whole farm tho esilus OF the iNud well
In chestnut and oak nOrr the whole Ia well fenced md
has been timed two TIRES tmea; the erops and
stock would be sold al fair valuation and
given IWmeIite II desired Il would be exchanged
for property in Wilmington. 1t Ia well suited Tru
| OF FIuit farm. JAMES II SMITH on the premises.
| or WIN. MoCAULEY, $40 Market ST. Wilmington Del
|
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
Acute Pains Instantly Relieved
Durable cases of Deafness restored in IL
minutes
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.

is Compound Medioeted Inhalation. So perfectly and
accurately all Its psrs combined thai nothing hut
the pleasant and agreeable sensations produced
These inhaatiOns breahed directly into the Luugs
WIS the blood Ia improSuated with the medciu, in
~ ~, and is not tu. lected to tie various chenicAi
c. -s.s ,ndIug its passage through the stomach -
III. 80 anything ever combined n this or any
othe, - action IS immediate, giving he and
vitality TT % 'ho System
la easesu. y SUMPTIOH the fleets such
as p1 other sys u4 rsctlce Las ever accomplished
III cases of PAIL the circulation be restored
immediately, in almost every instauce.
Cases Of lNFLhMMAToRY RuEuMATIsM relieved
in Que minute. Cured, by a few inAAatioDs, perma.
nenily.
The limitations have been administered to thousands
always with the bappest results.
Tho testimonials herewith appended are the voluntary
offerings Of gratoul parties who have found relief AMI
been restored to health aud happiness by this mode
treatment after vxhaustiug all other known remedies.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16


S'lL'H' oroVh'-'one i.''ue. O'J ~ '''"e
pr~erce OF soiling the uaity s'ofH ID conc
gusnce OF the trouble involved Up tie opera
ton. ny the pas'urinR process, lhe catl!e 20
to the Held aud cut the.r own tesu ana cav u
Waea tuey nave enough they lie uowh anu .u-
inmate Til called 10 the mllklne yatn 10 reauer
back, TO the owner payment ipr their dty
Keeping. In this way taey arg saiu 10 earn
Their liviag WINE paying ~ h'9At ana mora
nine. Whereas,ey the soii'ns p'ocessl they
do nothing but Cat, throwing tae burden oil
labor upon the owner.
Inns ID ono way OF s,'Nns 'hA case out Is II
| strictly true IN eli OF rs reiail InsF ltls ua,
d ubtetly easier 10 'rlVe COWS - psstnre ana
bring them heacv taRn to cat tood Tor, and
carry 1t to the barn ani haTd Eouae Tor dlSirl.
BUTTON yet tue qnesllo1 really ls net whlch
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
FIGHT BETWEEN AN ELEPHANT AM dls
TRAINEi

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THIS, ont Il Al u tn'u ms ""lH :" VI
whlo ne 'o'N ,u"lt 1,oui o' wv TX, w. w..
az toat u ,'1cit ~ 'er" IVA, 300 a., "a,
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animal sAr, was 'Hiseu l'op .nv g ~ "a
Iho elepn"n' tueH VIZ, ~" ,Tva a.,
oscH"arHs anu 'oi "a1a 49,. $40 ~. ~ ~,
tatt III troat o. hl'n r'o ~" w" 49,, 49,
trunk an tafe" nlnl no1" WY 20 !" n 'te
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houa 81 III u"u pre- % nl,u" u ~ ',' ~,
ANNA uS nIth'' ma VINE ON we I. - 80
g BACK, ram ""t az luu. 'lou' a. ~ a. 'u
, rated aAlm VI put nus ''ot on hl- u IN" ~
oFea5' ana hH'el hi" ,"7'"u'"'e'us5 i"
female elepnNht steiuR yer Neetrt anu 'f"iue
oeing hahs.e1 rah ~ 'l' nH'e ~,
g'rei MIN WIN hGr hea u 'uo"i "I'h tne a'9 l
F. tauee OF tne hFmoff' ~ to'i,
"a pany hr. Nohtl was ~, away 'so'i n,s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

A. a THE subscriber OGots at pIivAtesala. tArm
VEHAYol 1874 acres q Kent County, Nd. about three
lHk miles Itom the town of Head Of sAssAtrAH and
ahOu thrsa aud half miles from the Sass river
where there ia Il steamboat wharf and a Steamboat
running three times week to Philadelphia and
adI0ining lands o. Joseph Morris, BEN amin a. Tor
bsrt Megiunl. The improvements consist Of house.
rooms FIRST door, and two second. stable
rag house, cr bs and O'her out buildings Ths
pr1Ier " lies the ruuta of the railroad which
prDp0sed through the county, There are about 40
crrs rHbe land gOod pol lion Of which is suitable
Tor pesc orchard ontnlng 800 trees having
about fOr years ago. The balance is bush
land The FGrmi4 alsO convenient 10 Charch School,
Mills aud Stores
ANY person wishing TO the premises can cali On
the tenant Mr. FOsf-r who win show the sAma. For
further pirticulafs address JAMES ", HANDhKE,
aug 2.5s Kennedyyille. Md,
- -" Or TnOM As YANDYKE. Cecilton. Nd
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
REMARKS CT THE PRESS.

tProm the Harrisburg telegraph
A REMARKABLE CAsE.-6ome four Owe weeks ago,
son Of Samuel ynder residing with Mr. samuel wise
OF this city was stricken with psrslysis, his right
arm, side aud limb being entirely urelese. The hoy
in this condition., DR. Turlsr was called to examine
the ease, and under his treatment GeorEe has been
sled arm, and can walk with but little diHealty. He
OF the most remarkable cases ever brought TO our
nsr has relieved u Affected fellow being who must
0tbervite have remainoa helpless ori pple life
tProm the Harrisburg Telgraph'l
To Our RsADHRs.--Hs airing much of DR.. Turner'S
over old Chronic Diseases whieh have resisted
q '-r remedies. we were in1uerd to ma AXE an iu-
', Into the manner and mode of his treEt-
u t..., bieh we learn that tue Doctor, thrOu Rh
ca. s. gati9n asd long stgty. hss SUGGESTED
ioaSts!n = Ills G nsdicins n it. purity, and
uot subianti-H . e this various chemical chSnEes
| attending lite pa through the stomach.
| tins medicines ustG accomplish this purpose, the
pceaSr US ass as are used ey s
| long practice of the alopatoio system. Beyond a
doubt the Doctor has perfected Asystsm that sa9not
and must be hailed with easure. a. least by those
who for long have been .ufering with disease
our own observations, and from psrtieS who ave
hays deetotsd for long .ins without relief but In
usual good health. T6e Doctors cures in our cit,
are waiius our sfssss sttsSdins to their business ip
happy spirits at the result OF The Docter's skll;
solIoMips ths SSe most increduious eoui
OH any day between The hour' 81 nine and !Ws.r
O'Clock July u I'm
Letters Of Inquiry, containing
stamps will be answered.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

A. "A OontAntng isS acres, Eitust ed near Green
HENt y God Station, On the Delaware Railroad on
LINE Nths line bet Kent aud Sussex Counties
Drl1his property il divided into convenient neles
good portion Of Timber, mostly White Oak about "a
acre ast IN Peach Iree4. of choice varieties; 10
acres IN apple trees The improvements are one good
sized D@eltiag, one ;n.ni House. nearly new sta
bling for y hsrses Also, thu property. good
Knum Mill, which has been In operation two seasons
and dors siisrSble business. The farm will divide
in tive with house each viii be sold low and on
easy terms. The tenant, samuel p, bawley will AXE
pleasure Ia showing tails property any one calm
For particulars Nv to terms, &C., address
Id. PHILIP,
y naf.t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

SAD OALAMIrY.-A correspondent Of The st.
Louis RepublicLn writing from Upton No
under date Of August 5tn, has th' following
|, Is with sorrow iGforn you of terrible
accident which happened hero on tbs 2s.h Of
July Rev. Harvey Chapin, Presbyterian min.
lister, aged go years, and late Of Michigan, was
burned to death by the accidental catching FIRE
of his dwelling house. Himse.faGd tLree chit
drsu we're at ous ime safe from danger, Eat in
his asxisty to reach trunk sitting ~ The ne
OF the s'airJ ami containing a small amount
Of god he fell with the burning stairs rad in
a moment more the entire root tell upon hIm
he was burned 10 crisp in sight OF BIS tire,
now orphan children. Spectators were uoeblC
to render any assistance toward his resc ue or
account Of the great heat.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Dorchester Co., Md, July 9Th, 1865.
NeSIrs Walton. Whnnn d Co.-Gsntlemen; l
used elk tons OF Whaun's Phosphate en- wheat last
fsll. 1t has acted better than any fertilizer have
ever used. 1 shall wsnt the Same quantity for
wheat this fall Respectfully yours
JOHN N WRIGHT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
FARM FOR SALE

.5YSzA Tho undersigned offers at private sale, u
II9slM truck AMI dairy farm containing about atty
lsss Acres stlntsi Ia Nov Castle Hu idrsd, on tho
river Delaware, about miles from Wilmington. The
vd Oft hsst qHtitI, belrg IN high Of cul.
g,aton and very productive, Their, 80 ueTGs Of
N Grah, the balance upland The buildings smai
Ia, comfortable Terms EASY. Apply 10
BENJAMIN ELLIOTT.
llun oh.if MranIYMlnA Id
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Wilmington, July 50h, 1885,,
Mr., Ephrhim 7. Waltop-De6r sir IL used last
fall abost nyo tons Of Whnnns Phosphate en- ny
wheot, and consider 1t TO DO very valuable fes
tiiiK-r used 1t on my corn this reason, and my
tenants inform that they n zee mu Oh improve
ment on the part Of the fields W ich it was used
sha'l want some more o 1t for this fsl's crop,
Yours re pcetfully, CHARLES I DUPONT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
EOH KENT.

THE desirable property stu ted at Water and Orange
Streets, Wilmington, Del This property lie splenddly
located for Lumber or Coal trade It extends IRON the
Rsresd to tho Chrsti-ns iivsr dstaaee Of 46e feet
with Wharfage Of S7S feet and nine ieet Of water al
low tide. For further Particular apply to
JOHN 4. HARbIe.
2N eoguer Water nha OrknEs bts,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
TESTIMONIALS.

From Mrs JANE DENT, Hoilidaysburg Blair Co, Pa
waa cured of Oonaumgtou, whiCI he'd resisted all
other re nedles, in mouth, has attended to her
bousehod dues and enjoyed uninterrupted god health
since he. For Iurther Information, refer to
ue or my testimonial IN the hands Of DR., Turuer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Head Of Sssssfras, July 20, 1885
us.d Whanns Phosphate last fall with good TO
suits | applied it on rart of my wheat field, and
where ustd 1t my wheat was excellent. On the
par Of the field which did not use it my wheat
hardly worth cutting; you may send me (6) six tons
Tor this fall, / wish no better fertilixer.
WIN. A. BRlCE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Poplar Grove, Queen Annss Co Md, July 20, '6e
You arc at liberty to use my name in favor Of
Wh4nns Raw Bone Phosphate; l u.ed It last fall
on my wheat crop think it good fertilizer, and
will use much larger quantity for my ftl seeding.
J. R. EMORY
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

used sererq kinds of Phosphate last fall on my
wheat crop WtGr-'s Raw Bone Phosphate among
tho number 1t paid me better than the ether Phos-
pilates, and 81 al use tons more Of II this fall.
ALEXANDER WILSON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
First Electoral District, pero' e.ter Co., MD,

July 7lh. 1855 I
Hsssrt. Walton, Whaan & CO -Gentleme- !
used Whann,B Phosphate On my Whest lat fall
along side u other popular Phosphatos 1t has
paid me- better than arJ fertilizer l ever used ]
have also used 1t on my spring crops to 3 decided
bcnth'; and csn recommend 1t 10 my neighbor far
mers as being valuable and lasting manure ]
shsli want .aoush for ny fall seeding Yours
truly, &p MAZE NJ MEsSICK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

New CnetIe, IelaWAre. Nay q ISbB.
/ used Whsnn's Raw ne Phosphate LAST yenr
on corn, and do not hesitate to s2g that 1t doubled
the crop 7 ALEC used il On Sbea' La fan; tho
ma 4ure. DAVID W GEhMILI.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Head Of Sassafrss, July 81, 1860.
/ used Whann's Phosphate On my wheat last fall;
It paid mo very well wish no better fertile IT,
and shall use 1t for NY wheat this fall.
JOSEPH NORRIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
The u ~ q on Gram
FANS.

Are again in tho Market
The subscriber respectfully informs the pubiio that
he is again ready supply them with the above cele
brat,d Fans.
Having sold "a number Of tE,n last year, all OF which
gave entire s-iactrp he feels confident that with the
new Chatting improvement which has been introduced
since, he offer Pan superior any in the country
He Is also enabled 10 tell them ut reduced price
The advantages this Fan hns over other Fans being
pretty generally Understood. art as follows
LIST This Fan by process will Cheat Cookie
and all ether foul scoas from wheat and lsave perfect
ly clean.
2nd II will eson Timothy from the thrssnisg noor ft
seed,
Sd. BY single operation II Glover and II notify
mixed together. Il will separate them. For Sale by
JOHN RANO, No el5 Shpiey 81.
REFERENCES-IOhu A. Harris, Charles worth, d.
vd T. Rckards, H. q. Walter, McDenough; George In
gram, Nc Douuush Frank Mathews, Odessa.
These Fans au be at Bailey Fosters, No. ia
W. Front street
Wilmington, Del. May l2th, 1850.
have used your ton Fan, % get out ICED wheat,
oats 81, aud Md ~ have got clear Uf cooked
and cnal ami thsT impuTeties which are very annoy
ing to Farmers think II Is worth the whole price paid
| for the Fun t. Obtain pnro teoi.
Yours very Respectfully, &c. sToTJENBURG
81. Augustine, May 22t, 1865
John RamO, Esq.-Dear sr:-Yeurs o. the 18Th, came
10 hand duly In reply would say that ,usidsr the
linton Fan a No. article hayo used It in cleaning
whoat corn oats, and II has given great ssti siao
grass soeJs nnd pronounce il the best tina
that they have ever seen rate. my will be o.
| any to you, you welcome to use Ii.
| Youls very truly
may 2l-6w McDonnugh, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Prom John Lingle, Market square, Harrisburg, Pa
lcery that Rheumatism crn be cured. Afttr Is ing
for eight days and nights suffering the moht intense
pain, unnlle to move limb, 18th as good medicsl at
tendance ms could procure without any relief sent
for Dr.. farmer. After taking treatment from that
ge ticmHu walked across the snl IN three
went TO my business Refer to or my testimonial, in
the handt OF Dr. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Middletetown, Del, July 26, 1866
have used Whann's Raw Bone Superpho.phats
with very good results You may send me three
tons for my wheat this falls Where used Whanps
Phosphate last fall my wheat was not disturbed by
the Ay, and where did not use II my wheat was
entirely destroyed. BENJAMIN +. HANSON.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
from MARY aE,sER, state St, hen

tFrom MARY GEIsER, State St, bear Front, uaris
burg Pa
Was Rfaioied with pain iu aud around ths breast
hive doetored from Ohio to Harrisburg without nudiuE
relief COuid hear my opugh for sqnaro Was cnreC
by Or. Turner in months t,mo, and well ~
ever was May refer to personally Or to my testi
moniAi, in Dr. Turner's possession.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Soolitoui July Aui AooV
Last fall used Whanns Raw Bone Super.phOs.
pbate along side of other popular Phosphates, and
also along side Of No. Peruvian Guano, am we'll
convinced ,nat Whanns Phosphate paid me much
the best. You may send me 8 tors for my wheat
this fall GEORGE BIDDLE.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

From PHILIP CHRISTIAN corner sssond aud Norll
etrests, Harrisburg, Pa.
Was suGs ing with Nervous Debility, and thoaeht
should have to to tue insane asylum believed ther
were these there than sell Was cnreh bl
Dr. Turner after eHhGustiGg all within my rc.ct
for foLt years Would be pleased afford any iulthu
information. | hereby certify 10 this care,
Eli NJ MI \, Lieut.. 18th Rent Y u g.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

Prom saue Prer, No. 81 Stockton Street. Trrntvn n.
Suffered from the effects OF Sun-strnke, with pain In
my head, bNokoi my mock aud high Of nervous
element and was confined TO my room, Was cured by
Dr. Turner and consider his system OF treatment tho most
pleasant ever experienced,
certify to the above, and have received beusht my
self u. Y ROBINSON,
Pastor Of Messiah Church
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16
TESTIMONIALS,


Head Of Sassafras, Md July ~, 1865.
am 70 we'll pleased with the results Of Whann's
Raw Bone Phosphate that you may send me four.
teen tons for this fall seeding. W. J. GRIFFITH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

n BThe above property Is situated in the most ell
Abo part Of New Castle County 1t lice convenient to
the markets II Odessa and Middlrtown, and within
short distance VI Mount Pleasant station the Della
ware Railroad, and itbn three miles Of landing on
Ihe Chess Pesks and Delaware canal, The soil Is very
Nv; d, and well I'D opted for Peach Farm.
EPHRAIM BEAsT0N,
aug 2 1896. Summit Bridge, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

From 7. NJ. White, Sixth Ward, Trentou,E J.
Was afflicted with Rheum htisn for i've months suisr-
sd day aud night my physeians could not relieve my
pain Ia any degree. Was cured by Dr. Turner In o7e
ireatments and have enjoyed good health ever since
Rotor to my testimonial In the hanis of Doctor
Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

From CHARLES McFEELY, White Hose Road, neaf
Trenton, N
Suffering with InH4mmhtory Rheunati.n VI sin
months standing. Was given up by my LSsciaIs and
informed by them that the disease must ingu Its
Was cured BY DR. Turner IN three days,
We tho undersigned de hereby certify 10 tho above
ASHER 7. CURBERLY
Justice Of the Peace
Miss Mary AslmOre
Miss Martha Doughty.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

cree ,borouRh, Caroline County, Md July q, IS
we have used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate, we
consider 1t g cd fertilizer and will IL on our
wheat crop this fall JAMES MASSEY.
JAMEn 0RRELL
WIN. d. MASSEY
vpnPleviile, Maryland, July 20, 1866
bavoynsd Whann's Raw Bone Super posi- hate
and oonsi VII 1t Of tho beat fertilizers have ever
used; viii use it for my whoa crop this fall
JOHN W. DOWNS
Hunting Greek, Caroline Co. , Md July 81, 1856
used Whanns Raw bone Phosphate on my wheat
last fall also, used 1t on corn this spring, am
pleased with It, and will ufo 1t this fHI, on my
wheat crop JAMES FICKEY
Port Penn, Delaware, July l3 1865
l used Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate on wheat las
fall with excellent results. l much pleased
with it, and consider it valuable fertilizer shall
uso it again this fail DAVID STEWART, M. D.
Recently Chemist, Maryland Agricultural Society
Professor themisry and Natural Philosophy, ST.
Johns College, DO.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-16

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