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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
IAN ORDINANCE CONCERNING GEESE.

ID
section l. That the owner, possessor harborer OF
any goose who shall permit suffer the to at
large, In this city, within the following limits, to wit
Beginning at the Christians Greek, on line with
Church street. thence along Church street to the Brandy
wine creek thence along the Brandy wine creek to ine
Van street. thence along Van Buren, street to
line OF Beech street, thence along line of Beech street
TO the ChrsianA creek thence along the Christians
creek the place Of beginning; shall be deemed guilty
Mayor or Alderman, shall reit and pay hne Of not
than city cents more than ten dollars for every
goose found at large, besides costa Of prosecution
Section a. That every goose running at large within
the limits hereinbeiore mentioned, shall be deemed
common nuisance and Abls to be taken up and put into
some proper place provided by the city by the po
eean or other person duly appointed by the Mayoror
four hours due notice Of the sale having been given by
the belman shall DO sold at public vendue by the high
eoasable provided that the owner az any time before
sale shall have the privilege Of rsdeemng goose on
FORGETTING and paying therefor to the high constable the
sum Of enc dollar. .
No persea suffering the penalty OF this section shall
be liable prosecution under the nrst section OF this
| ordinance.
| sootion O. ANY person wilfuy interfering with any
ocer while in tho discharge Of his duties under thero
visions Of this ordinance shall upon conviction thereof
forfeit and pay nno not exceeding ten dollars
seson All zines and fofeiturcs sccruing under this
| ordinance shall be paid into the city treasury.
Yor every goose impouuded by virtue oftbs ordinance
there shall DO SLOWED to the impoundips the sum
| Of my oeuta
sscfion g. And be 1t further ordained that this ord
nance shall take effect rum and aher the hrst day Of
February, 1857.
Passed a, the Cit, Hail. Wilmington, September it
1905. Z. ]. HokNER,
| President Of the City Council.
1 % ~ vs., nlarE anil
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
Medical Electricity.

Tn. subscriber. regular graduate Of Poi g. W Nick
snI nse ~ a.. enslis N Se SI:psr1 al n.
once, in ODESSA, New Castle Co.. Del, Treat with
alvanu, Magnetism. and Other notifications o. Elec-
tricty upon Scientific Principles, pseasas Aeuto or
Chronic
Ist Diseases Of the Brain and System. Incl I'D
ing Epilipsy, St. Vtus Dance Paralysis Neuralgia Hys-
tere Nervousness, Pslptaon Of the Heart Lock Jaw,
DO, &c. ., -, -, ,,.,.
system sueh sore Throat, Dyspepsia parrhei, Dys-
ensy Constipation Piles, and all "neotioos Of tue Liver
Sd. respiratory Organs, catarrb, Cough Asthms,
[vhen mol caused BY Organic disease ofhe Hesr) Bron
ohits Pleuiisy h rnsusm Of the Chest Consumption
ath Muscular system, Rhoumstism, dout, Lumbago,
spinal diseases, csnesrs, Tumors, &c
6th Urnirary apd1enial Organs, Gravel, Diabetes,
and Kidney complaints, Impotence and Seminal Weak
Sb. Female pisssses Uterine Complaints P4ol. pss'
Antever aion Retroysrson inflammation, liberation, and
various other affections of the Womb, and lvass, &c
The latter complaints yield more readily 10 this treat
ment than to any other known, and guarantees Will be
given In every case taken for tresmens desised the
above named diseases are few only q ~ many; th,,
the hands Of skilliul operator BY consent " tho
parties few names OF Gentlemen we'll knownfu this
sppepssd as references, which have been successfully
treated st my once. Usdifs names are Withheld toT
Daniel palmer, Chesapeake CITY, Nd.
Eugene Delhi, near Chestertown, Md.
George "; Townsend. near St. George, Dol
Mahlon Foster, Odessa.
William II. Hickey,
Bill Jarmop,
RT. Perry, near
also have certificates of important cases which
too lengthy for publication, but will be shown with
pleasure to any person wishing to see them
Persons living at distance or whose oasea will moi
admit Of their coming to me, may consult me By
Letter. stating the nature of their complaint ofhow Ions
standing, &C. when 1t will give me pleasure to answer
all such letters toonhdentslly and without oharge)
No case will be takeu for reatment II In rsy opnoE
| 1t cannot be cured or benefited. Address
II. P.BAKER,
RiectropAthic Physician,
| ~ 10 s.mw Odessa, New Castle Co., Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

Top IEGI-By VARIOUS methods, through
dlferen, seasons, l have learned that masses Q.
rich heterogeneous manures are annually lost,
or nearly lost, by being buried below plant
roofs, instead OF being applied to the surface
in either liquid or solid form
Whoever seeEs TO copy nature will leara, By
Observing her operations closely, that che
never euriches her products with crude masses
OF concentrated substances; but gives her
stimuauts in minute proportions, chiefly from
the surface OF the earth. II las been urged
against top dressing, that the decaying ma.
nure gives large portion of its ammonia
10 the atmosphere, II ia undoubtedly fact
that some ammonia does thus pass Oft; yet ac-
curate experiments have established another
fact, viz; that the absorption by the manure
of moisture and its ammonia, mors than COM
persateR tor the amount thrown OF
Where manure lies exposed on the surface,
de composition takes place slowly, and the SOL
ublcs potash, soda and the phosphates are not
volatile, but remain TO be appropriated by the
| plants as required.
TIE slave Of BaCChus, who used his slimu-
lAnts, claims THAT he is warmed in winter and
cooled in summer. This lie exactly what
mulchiAg and top dressing do the soil Dark
ness moisture and air, are the requisites fol
| vegetable aud mineral decomposition. These
requirements are met by surface mauuring
and the chemical constituents, when set free
Al once become food for vegetable lite. Al
the manure disappears from the surface, it il
washed into tae soil in the precise condition
required by the growing plants, which in turi
become active agents in carrying forward
chemical changes through the entire surtae
which they ac'
Waste no manure by buryiug it in the soil
Top dress in July and August, and make tn
force rays Of the summer sun chemical lab
i IT,
Sepfember aad October and make the autumn
rains d.stll upon your lands showers of amno
ui4 Top-drsss 10 the spring, and make tn
bArbiuger of plenty TO distribute over you
& Ids the wealth accumulated by the trosts an
SHOWS of winter.-l Rural American,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
Sherif's Sale,

}x1k BY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF LEvARI
EWlW FAoIAs, to me directed, will be exposed to
stln0 Pablo Sale, at the hotel Of Morris Dpkinscp
in the City Of New Castle County, Hesvars
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of bEprEMBER, 1863 u
o'clock, 7. NJ, the following described Real Estate,
An itnt cettainIraot, pscs parcel Of lard. sk
use the soltherly side Of the Wliugton and fha-
dsiphia Turnpike Road, In Brsndywins HundIsd With
two Mansion Houses aud other buiidnss thsr erect
ed bounded by Robinson's lane the northeast, by
lands lately conveyed by the said Isabea Garden 70
William Robinson, on the southwest; by lands now Of
william and James Todd to this northwest, and BY the
said Turnpike road to the northeast containing twenty
acres Of land. or less.
sered and taken In execution the properly Of isa
bella Garden, decd, and to be sold by
GEORGE 8. HA0ANY, ehertf.
Sherihfs (dica. Nav CastI Sent. q la66-1O IA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
AYnIUabIe Farm For sale.

R1sEA The subscriber will Offer at Private Sale his
IInm Farm Of loo acres, In white Clay Greek Hun.
lIklm dred New Castle Co b., DEL. lying on the road
leading from Wilmington to Newark, miles from the
former and from the latter place. and on the line Of
the Philadelphia wilmlnP ton, and Baltimore II Road,
the farm lie divided into Enclosures. The improve
meuos consist Of a Frame House, containing rosms
with kitchen back COED we'll Of water Kitchen Frame
Barn, &c The buildings ali in good repair, being
nearly new. This farm worthy OF attention, being In
good healthy ueighberhood and convenient to schools
and Churches and very productive Fer further nfor
nation call address the subscriber the Farm
sent 6tf SAMUEL ALLEN, Christian, P. o., Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
FOR SALE

- valuable Estate, In New Cattle County. Tue
undersigned odsrs for sale all that valuable Tract OF
@upland and marsh, the property Of Thps h.formsn,
and known as the Hamburg Farm" 1t 10 htuAtsd in
New Castle Hundred, about 81 miles below New Castle,
and Is bounded the south aud east by The Delaware
river the northwest by the New Castle and Della
ware City road on the northeast and south west by
lands Of George z. Tybout and others. contains In
the whole 500 acres about half Of which 10 marsh
The latter except about 90 acres enclosed In the
Red Lion Marsh Company has been laying out over ~
years and has become greatly improved The extent and
value of this property with its make
1t of the most desirable farms In the market FOR
further information reference may be made TO
GEORGE B. RODNEY,
Aug 2O-M New Castle. Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
june 2b-tf


49, THAT large and eommodous Brick Hotel,
III located Of Georgetown, Delaware, now furnished
" IN the best style, and being considered one OF
WI the best conducted Hotels In the State, the Pro
etor will sell the goodwill, furniture, fixtures &c
It'll the unexpred term Of lease Of over two years al
rates. II application be made Apply TO
ACOB d. KINNEY Georgetown, Del. aug 2s-4t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
PUBLIC SALE,

- WILL be sold at Public Sale, on SATURDAY,
H1ssf 18th day OF September, 1885, u thu hour q
Esall three o'clock in afternoon, at WEST JERSEY
I'LL FERRY HOTEL, In the city Of Camden, the
splendid Farm, situate In the Township OF BNddon ate
Newton and County q Camden, late the property OF
John W. Logan, deceased, and known as the LOGAN
Farm. The above farm according to a recent servoy
made by John Clements, Eco OF Haddonhrld Surveyor
&c. contains 2l2 Acres aid 81 psrohes. 1t 10 bounded
by the main and south branches Of Newton Crock aud
the Henry Paru." and "Chew's Landing aid Camden
Turnpike" or mount Ephraim Turnpike on which
last Il has front OF more than hsfmile. 1t 10 with
In mile of Gloucester and four miles from Camden
This farm eomprses ii acres and ~ perches Of prime
Woodland about SO OF Meadow and 1d6 acres and
40 perches Of the gu lily Arabic Farm Land
In the very highest stale of There 10 upon
the place large Apple Orchard Of thrifty trees In me
prime Of bearing. besides cherry, pear and other fruit
trees The buildings consist OF large and pommodious
Two Story Frame House, extensive Frame Barn btabl-
ing, Shedding we'll waered throughout tn troaghly un.
derdralned, &C., Ac the whole farm " well fenced
and In perfect order This farm 10 OF the most pro-
ducve in the county 1t has been farmed for over ten
years by Mr.. Jos Sheppard, who can be bund 81 the
farm. To either farmers capitalists II presents an
In vestment OF the most desirable character plan OIL
survey be and terms Of sale will be made known
at the time Of sale The farm produced last year
| over $500, clear Of all expenses,
Also. at the time and place, small Frame Hous
and lot OF three less situate on the ives
side Of the Mt Ephrsim Turnpike, about quarter
mile from Mt. Ephraim Purth-r information may b.
| obtained from ISAAC 0ERHART, No. l2o South otl
Street, Philadelphia. sept So
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
Peach Farm for Sale.

NeAA WE have for sale beautiful PEACH FARM
HI Of ITO ACRES. The situation Is high, healthy and
I'll overlooking the North East River and Philsdel-
PIMA Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad. and Is avery
convenient place, being only ~ miles from the north
East Depot, Cecil County, Nd and half ms from the
and lime and manure landed. The soil is light sandy
loan; half the place ia In young Chestnut and Oak Tiu
her, with a Poach Orchard Of some 1000 trees-three
years planted the best grated FRUIT commenced to
bear this Farm aud Tenant houses, and out.
buildings and fences in comfortable order, good
water handy to Schools stores mills and chnrohes
This property 10 % miles from Wilmington Del, but Que
poAn Further particulars and plot OF the place Will
be given by application WIN. BRIGHT SON,
sep lO-2m No. 10 West 18th st., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

Dorchester Co, Md, July 9Th, 1865.
Messrs. Walton. Whann d Co.-G entlemen; l
used six tons OF Whann's Phosphate on wheat Las
fall 1t has acted better than any fertilizer have
ever used, / shall want the same quantity fol
wheat this fall Respectfully yours
JOHN N WRIGHT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
IINI 70 Nd SALE.

THE su bscfiber olIeFR at pr " ate sale, farm
6eyAXof 1874 acres, in Kent County N d. about three
lE. miles from the town OF Head OF saasafras and
about Three aud half miles ffom the Basst river
where there is Steamboat wharf and a Steamboat
running three times week to philadelphia; and
Adjoining lands OF Joseph Morris, Benz min Tor
hart Mseinnis, The improvements consist OF HOUSE.
tive rooms first door and two second stable,
Rags house, corn cribs and other out buildings The
property lies the route DR. the railroad which 10
propoaed through the county There about 10 g.
ores of arabls land good portion OF which suitable
tor peach trees orchard containing 800 trees having
been set gu about four years ago The balance bush
land The Farm is also convenient To Church, School.
Mills and Stores
Any person wishingto view the premises call on
the tenant, Mr.. Foster. who will show the same. Fer
further particulars address JANIS N. VANDiKE,
aug 2.SW - Kennedyyille. Nd,
-ee' -" THOMAS YAhNYKE- Canlltnn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
FARM FOR SAIE.

LrA Containing three hundred aud twenty four and
fssH three quarters (R.xl acres, situated In Back
4& Greek Neck, Cecil County, MAtylAnd, lAyips on
the north side of said Back Greek, IN miles below
Chesapeake City, and mi es south OF klkton. with
two story frame dwelling three rooms aosr, with
frame granery cribs stables carriage and meat house,
&C. The soil is good red clay The farm s divided into
Ave Zelda aud sixth be ole u and added at
small expense, the la md ia under good state Of sulu
vslion and very productive theres plenty OF Locu at
and Chestnut timber the place to keep the
for all time to come The creek AMI small tributary
torms mile Of the outside feuce Tn ere are two
god landings the farm where all the produces the
be sh pped direct and ali lime de. deliv cred
1t, All the trade through the Chesa and Del
Canal In less than two Hundred yards of the
dWellinR. The situation il high and healthy, water
good, water all the aelds but ond This would be .
desirable prope rty for Peach glowing the land Is
we'll adapted to The growth OF ruita OF all Kids
Peaches having been planted the farm for the last
rorty years. Price Sixty i've te66D per acre, good
portion of the purchase money mar lay for time
on the property FOR further parlieularl call Oh OF
address CHAS; TATMAN, Jf.,
Middletbwn. Delaware.
Mr. Benz amin Davis. Jr, tho TenNnt on the tArm vii
Ia IN a p nhinA ViAN II, RuRSS-H
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

MICK AND eEAr.-Seoure az much as possible
for use 10 mingling with manure, or under the
stock IN the stables IN winter. Compost 1t
With lime, ii it bs not low in erumbly con-
dltloa, for it should be dry and hne. Get out
as much as you can, and leave It exposed for
the sctioulof the frost IN winter. This is work
Tor the whole autumn and winter when IT can
be done,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
WOrkingtOn Farm

At PrIVute Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers at private sale. the
Sfk Vsbove nAmei firm. containing 900 acres, situa
lE. u ted in Somerset county. Nd, Seven miles from
Princess Anne and within 400 yards NJ the Westover
Depot. OF the most Important stations the Della
Rnilroad 1t Is bounded by gable water for q
mile aud quarter, and lime be landed at three or
dfercut pointt About 1000 buAheB Of lime have
put within three years. and The land 10 In fair
condition 1t would make a very superior Peach Farm.
There is very superior Brick House. and outbuildngs
very fair There several Tenant houses and two sets
Of farm buildns4. 1t would divide very beautifully
into four tracts, being situated st Cross roads
There Ia abundance Of timber. The terms will b.
made accommodating. Apply to WIN. q. LOWE.
Wilmington, Delaware,
Or to GRANTHAM REYNoLBs on the rarm,
Evening Journal, Albany, N. Y, Salem standard
Racor d. oopy 81 and send bill to advertiser aug
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

number OF Parma OF d nerent siHes, from %
EfAV Ito 100 acres Of IA aoes under good Guilt
le.RHl rstoa miles from Wilmington, In Christlsns
Hundred, OF 80 Centrevile, sdjoining good
turnpike of l0T within mile 81 the depot
Stanton in Mil Creek Hundred ore OF 1875 acres within
1 miles OF Wilmington Of 100 acres 10 Min Creek
Hundred one ofl3I acres near Stanton.
Also number OF Houses One three story In Mar.
ket str -Ie in Orange street, occupied tavern
and uuildlg lot with stable back be sold togeth
three story houses in East 9Th street, good brick
house No AZ East Fourth street. and In Poplar St.
description Of the above properly be had by call
ing on NJ 81 oCHELTREE,
Real Estate Broker,
-n-1ro W y Fat q q d. lrntn nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

- Farm or TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
fttJm ACRES In Appoqupimink Hundred New Castle
llllW County. AZ miles from Townsend Station, Del
Railroad, and lying upon naysa5ls waterIdrom thirty
per acre further particulars apply addres
Msyll-tf DAVID 8. YARDLEY, Dover, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

Poplar Grove, Queen Anne's Co Md, July 20, 66.
You are at liberty to use my name In favor Of
Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate; used It last fall
on my wheat crop think it good fertilizer, and
will use much larger quantity for my fall seeding
j r. EMORY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

Wilmington, July 30th, 1866.
Mr. Ephraim T. Walton-Dear Sir II used last
fall about nve tons of Whanns Phosphate on my
wheat, and consider it TO be very valuable fer
tiliZer used it on my corn this season, and my
tenants inform me that they can soc much improve
ment the part of the fields which II was used.
shall want some more Of it for this fall Q crop.
Yours respectfully, CHARLES | DUPONT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
FOR SALE,

4AiV&r Twill sell at private FAle my DWELLING
HssW HOUSE with Store AID Bakery att Iebed sit u
I,,i ated on the Main street, in the middle OF the
&IW Town of Newark Delaware. The Lot Ia $50 feet
deep by feet front, which is erected good sub
stnntinl Frame House in good repair containing four
rooms ON the FIRST floor and Il fe the second with
rood entry running through this whole dwelling there
II good Bakery and store attaRhed, doing good
business; good water at the door, also god frAms
stable aud wood house This ia worthy of the
notice OF any wanting I'd 20 in business. The
terms will be made accommodating and portion OF
the all secured the premises,
For n rther Information call Oh address the under
signed, living therein MARY FERGUSON,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

NUW Q, Dt1HWHTU WHy "a
| used Whann's Raw Zone Phosphate last year
corn, and do not hesitate to say that II doubied
the crop. | also used it wheat last fall the
wheat ID now better than where used barn yard
manure. DAVID W GENMILL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
FARM FOR SALE,

Ala Containing <ss acres. situated near Green
NAv y God Station, the Delaware Railroad, On
N the line between Kent and Sussex counties,
Del This property 10 divided into hees,
. good portion of Timber, mostly white Oak about ~
acres set In Peach Trees Of choice varieties; to
sised Dw.llins, one ;nsnt House. nearly new sts
shum MIL, which has been in operation two seasons
and done considerable business The frm will divide
In TIVE, with house each. Will b. sold low and
easy terms The tenant, Samuel P. Rawlsy, viii AXE
I'D. PHILIPS.
May "a FIN Newport Z. o., Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

Head Of Sassafras, July q, 1855,
used several kinds of Phosphate last fall on my
wheat crop, Whann's Raw Bone Phosphate among
the number, it paid me better than the other Phos
phatet, and shall use tons more of it this fall.
ALEXANDER WILSON
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
DELAWARE FARMS ron SALE

&rsstA A large number Of FarIhs In Kent and Sussex
sIEu Counties offered cheap and easy terms OF
Ialk9A payment. Farms may I'd had OF any desirable
sse, from to Ave hundred and In the various
stages Of Improvement--from very good to very poor
AZ general thing they all have plenty Of good timber
and good water located in healthy situations
nient to both Railroad and Water commu ncaton, and
particularly adapted to the culture Of Peaches
Strawberries and other fruits besds potatoes early
vegetables &C. and will under prbper cultivation yield
much Wheat and Corn, other cereals any land
In the country large portion othese lands have been
rented out for sorea Of in two large FARMS and
they generally deficient In buildings and other i'm
provemens but the soil Ia naturally exceedingly FERTILE
aud with slight expense be made highly
A large Northern emigration 3 pouring into the
lower part Of the State buying Up subdvidng, occupy.
ing and improving heae lasds rendering
early day that lower Delaware will be what nature
designed her-the greatest Jruu and cegdbs garden IN
Tia country Circulars issued evcy month tot gratuitous
distribution. Branch Offices have been opened at vii
mngton Dover and Brdgsvlle For alton
apply to OF. address, a I. JOHNSTON,
| Milford, Delaware,
| Or 10 either OF the following
| WILLIAM PRESTON Agent Wilmington, Del.
| DAVID =. YARDLEY, - Dover,
| l. DAMON, " Bridgevills, "
| Ar6end for Circulars, which ielo-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

Head Of Sassafras, July II, 1856.
used Whann's Phosphate on my wheat last fall
1t paid me very we'll l wish no better fertilizer
and shall use 1t for my wheat this fall
JOSEPH MORRIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13
FARNl FOR SALE.

A The undsrsigned offers at private sale, u
nlim truck and dairy farm, containing about hty
lalp Acres, situated In New Castle Hundred, on the
river Delaware, about miles from Wilmington. The
land Of the best qusty, bsiug in high state Of ou
tvation and very productive, there are W acres Of
marsh, the balance upland. The buildings arc SINAI
bat com Portable. Terms easy. Apply 10
BENJAMIN ELLIoTr.
iupe 2b-tf Bra ndy wiHe Id.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-09-13

July 18th. 1855
Messrs, Walton, Whann l. Co Gentlemen: l
used Whann's Phosphate on my Wheat last fall
along side of other popular Phosphates 1t has
paid me better than any fertilizer l ever used
have also used it on my spring crops to a decided
benefit; and can recommend 1t to my neighbor far
mers as being valuable and lasting manure l
shall want enough for my fall seeding. You're
truly, MACE M. MESBICK.