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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

CossRsss--Tn the United States Senate
on Monday, the bill establishing home for
disabled sold ers and sailors was reported,
passed with the House amendments. The bill
providing for an inspection of Indian AFFAIR.",
with an amendment permitting trade with
the Indians on compliance with the pre-
scribed regulations, was passed. A joint res.
olution was adopted, protesting against the
shipment of foreign criminals TO the United
States.
A concurrent resolution, providing ior the
ADJOURNMENT of Congress on Thursday, the
day OF May, was adopted. The Military
Committee we're instructed to report a bill
equslisirg bounties. The Loan bill was re-
cons idered by vote of 81 yeas to 81 nsys.-
After come debate the bill was reoommitted
without instructions.
10 the United States Senate on Tuesday
the bill making appropriations for the Militia
~ Academy was reported. The Naval Appro.
priation bill, with some additional amend
neuts was passed, as was also the bill sutho-
nug the sale of marine hospitals and revenue
cutters,
Iu tho House, the Appropriation bill was
passed, after the paragraph increas lug the sal
aries of the Mint officers had been struck out.
The bill relating to the habeas corpus was
also passed The Diplomatic and Post Office
Appropriation bills were considered in Com
mittee of tho Whole, and the latter was passed
The Senate resolution against the sending OF
foreign couvicis to the United States, was
read and referred also, tho bill relating to
Indian affairs.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22


The Paymaster General has decided that
d soldier who enlisted % Jaly lit, 1861, under
General Orders Nos. Is and as OF that year
aud was d.scha ged FOR disability before the
expiration oftwo years, is not emitted to the
bounty OF $lo9.
IT." New Eaglsnd Soldiers Relief Associa
JtOn, IN New York, which was established in
.5c!, has given relief TO over 900 sick and
wounded soldiers from all parts OF the Union
ENlsRATIoS FROM lRELAsD.--Ths constant
stream OF emigration from ireland to America
10 telling on the population of the Emerald
Isle. During 1865 there was u decrease Of
le AIT III tho number OF Inhibited houses Ia
Ireland. aud the population diminished "a s36.
EEA party In one of the circuit Courts OF
New York brought suit to recover damages
OF the Central Railroad Company, for heing
elected from the care. He had offered a one
dollar bill Tor tsre and refused Troy city irac-
tionAl notes in change, in 1868. The court
Lpld III at the conductor wasn't bound to make
change to the passengers were bound to tender
the exact SUN before they could demand a
! passage.
es-r Tho available tInds Ia the United
| States Treasury on the 10th instant, amounted
to $l33, 4sl ,es5, Of which S2l 100000 was dc.
| posited in National Banks,
Tho Texas Convention has adopted an
ordinance declaring the act OF secession null
aud void, asd reuouncing the right to again
secede, by a vote OF AZ to 81.
Rea.T The President, III accordance with thu
Law empowering him TO do so, on Frida,
INSIDE bis first annual appointment oil ten Yves
Point Cadets. He had $50 applications /,
choose trem.
" rsa-A National Convention OF Iron Found
e's, IN session at Troy, New York, have deci
II w 10 employ as many apprentices III thsi
suops as they choose. As consequence, al
Is %ouldets in Troy have struck, and III
shoPs are closed,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
For the Delaware Republican.
CONVERSIONS TO THE PROTESTANT
. EPISCOPAL CHURCH.


u, MAhtAsD-on SUNDAY, February 25tb. the
D'suot hell Al orciuItion at Mount Calvary
1 1;' baltimore, when he admitted Mr.. John
wesley Brown formerly minister Of The
~eseoIlst church, 10 the Deacouats.
uo ,th'lSiA-At = meeting Of the Standing
So' e held Ma. rh 5,n, Messrs Theodore
M Carson and Isaac GIBSON C,nte MI. urouofe
t1e ae'no G Church were recomm,ns.s IT,.
asAs'A'nosrfTa--un Tuesday. March 9Th a,
%Salt OF ueacons was held in Em,napn,l
ohefch B9ston The candidates were Ws,onn
ID smith, D. D. Hirau GarIeton I,,,ss ~ ~ 'sSn
tGa, Jr'i AMI Frauk wtnalow. Tpess no ausn.
s a., cane me rom the Trintaran ouugrees,ona1
.ne space OF 'wsuty-seveu ysers; apotbs, IL. ~
az n' s"a,S Ssd FeosVed an honorary IoeroS9
pocior ~, N.Y.. wa tle son Of s minister aud
D0c'ot OF piFtD'ty. aud the fourth WA, ,h. Wv,
OF deacon IN one OF The Boston Cora Ss -
tionai parishes Noogteg"-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

Dent CoRs,-Josep q Wright, of Waterloo
Seneca county, western Y. grew about 1000
bushels of ears of Don't corn on little more than
IL acres of we'll MANFRED tile drained land
and not ear OF soft corn in the field. so ears
may easily be selected that will make bushel
Of shelled corn He has grown this var ety OF
corn the last eight seasons with iuvariable sue.
cess; having found by experiment that it yield.
I more per acre than hint corn; he annually
imports his seed from Illinois, aud has quit
growing the flint variety. Such success In
growing the Dent corn. may seem incredible to
the farmer who grows the early rowsd yellow
and has soft ears enough in the crop to feed
his hogs through the fall mouths, but 1t Is
nevertheless true.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
-%S@S>
THE PARAGUAFAN WAR

Intelligence has been received from the seat
Of Lostilites on the northern border oil Para
quay, as late as February 9TH. The hostile ar.
mes sull confronted each Oluer along the
banks OF the Parsne river, broad stream
which seems an almost impossible barrier to
the advance OF either army. The Bra1iiians
and lneir Allies on the northern bank, have II
well appointed army Of over 50 900 men The
Paragraphs, gu the southern bank, have not
b. large force, but their position ia strongly
fortified. Although hostilities are not pro-
crossing On any extended scale, the war may
at any Time break out with all the fury that
character. ael II during last autumn.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

81, Palrcks day was spent here with great
enthusiasm Green was the prevailing color,
and the harp and the shamrock were elevated
with the stars and stripes. The white popula.
iion was out in full force, and Broadway was
one dense mass OF human beings. The city
hall and other pubic buildings as well as those
OF private citizens were in their holiday attire
| and ono might be almost convinced that il was
the Fourth OF July, rather than the natal day
OF lrslauds patron saint. The military made
quite fine display as well as the Father Mat
ihsw II mnerance Societies and the Fenans.-
| The weather proved true TO the day, for a fu-
fious snow storm came on about Eve o'clock \
the evening and lasted for an ur. Till ate
at night furious gale continued and the
weather became severely cold Notwithstand.
lug the great numb r of strangers in the city,
tue Jolly condition Of the Fenians and the Irish
in'General, the day passed off without distur-
bance.
The Young Mems Christian Association OF
this city have dons COED work; they have
established lu a central position, a clean, ton-
Portable eating house where clerks, appren-
tlcss and other young men can get refreshments
at moderate rate. 1t is conducted on strictly
temperance principles, and the object IL to
keep young men away from the low drinking
and eating saloons that are so numerous
Another object is to afford good meal at cost
who End 1t q diffic ult work to live. This 10 a
noble undertaking, and doubtless will save
many young man from ruin The Rev. DR..
Adams, In a sermon on last Sabbath evening,
advocated H plan for boarding houses for
young men. This system he says has been
successfully carried out in London. The plan
is this. A merchant who employs large num-
Der of young men rents building for II boar
ding house with rooms well lighted and heat
ed. Morning and evening prayers are held in
II part OF he bu,ldtng set apart as II chapel
The young men have Christian influences sur
rounding them and are brought in contact with
their employees, and introduced TO their fam
lilies. 1t would he ali untold blessing to the
young men OF New York if such a system
could be established here. As it Is uow, every
young man that comes to this city does SO at
great peril Away son the influences ofhome
and the restraints of kind friends, he in many
cases forms n love for pleasures that destroys
character, and finally lead him to embrace
vice in its most horrid forms. Ought they
not to be rescued, and their lives be turned to
tho good of humanity? ALPHA.
New York, March l9, 1856.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

sarst' Patrick bay vac su,vsraaIv cat.
I.a.eu throughout ihe United States sa5
wees wsfH held 10 many OF The Sa,t o1t,
CHURCHES, eulogtuins ou the Saiu, Vs. u'''
noaaoedt aud tae Fenan aud other t,Ish ~
''s''ss esd banqaets and parsdes. 81
han, In Montreal, St Patricks Da, va, ..,.
Tb.v oy procession OF tbs lrisb,,sa
vsrnor "S G 10 pay their fespectstj tha ~
snsech ,sh'as' OF Canada, who mad H.
cheers. 0'e' WIN enihGliAsgi
The anticipated tA,a.
were to have eous on on a. =, 0Spaads; wnich
did not take place, All Va, oni rn'Flch,s Day,
der and 10 the Provinces fu'et 90 the Dor
Gov. Curtin has signed the A..
Of Christian Berger, who murdered N warrant
In Germantown. Berger will be mas Watt,
the S7th Of April. 1ged on
The treigh, depot and elevator of the ~
York Central railroad, at Buffalo, were l,otn'
on Saturday, The loss ia estimated at oy
1000, 900.
Ea-Gsps. Meade aud Thomas are at
LoLis, attending to their duties as momberp
she army board for brsyst promotions,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
WALTON, WHANN 4 CO.,
S. w. Corner Front and Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
TAKE NOTICE,

LEARNERS aud DEALERS in FERTILIZERS will
Il please take motto that We have adopted the follow
ng Trade SMk tn protect ourselves, and prevent tb
who RAW ZONE SUPER PHOSPHATE from
being deceived When purchasing HIaraTes.
We have he II hlgel ~ give this protection 10
Custumers In Consequence Of sever parties In Wing
lawfully uscd di.upcyc nHm@, w: " Raw Bone" in
Offering their ni -lstn the public 1hs Trade Mark is
Ai,ntrt in addition ths tte Raw Bone, which Ia
our exclusive pr perry, and We caution ali mAnumctur
from utnN II in future would state to The trade
nnl c0hsnmcrs thl they will fnd II to their iuttrs to
that thr Tradr Mark" IL upon every bag and bar
rsl they ehipie, none other ia genuine
BAUGH & BuN6
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

Nsw Usr ron FLlxssrD.-Ths following
statement, copied from an English paper, is Of
great interest to American farms as it Sc m 8
10 oren up new use for haxssed, aud may
greatly enhance the price, 80 as to make fuI
growing profitable. This new use 10 in the
manufacture OF an article called Linolsum; de.
irving the name from lnum and oleuu IL ia
said that il will be rival of caoutchouc, or,
as commonly called, India rubber. The new
article is manufactured OF linseed oil by OK.
idiz ug 1t until it is solidihed into a resin Gus
substance, as we frequently find 1t when oil
has been long exposed to the atmosphere.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

PAuPsRIsM IL ENGLAND AND WALss.-Ths re-
turns of the Poor Law Board OF England and
Wales for the year 1855 show that at the end
of that year ss2, 05o paupers we're receiving
relief This lie about four aud Que half pei
cent OF tho entire population Excepting in
London there is a general decrsase in the
number Of pGupers when compared with the
return for 1854. Ia London, the number of
paupers at the close of 1865 was 1903 600, one
10 every twenty nine of tue inhabitants.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

DY VIRTUE OF wklr OF LEvARi PACIAs TO
ID mo directed will be exposed to Public Sale. at the
-l Of springer Mechanic in the Village Of santou In
MIL reek Hundred, Now Castle County Delaware. on
Tuesday, the 3rd day Of April, 1885 at O'Clock,
P NJ tho following described Real Estate viz; All that
cersin plantation 81 land fituae lying and be-
ing in NH Creek Hundred, bounded and described as
foil ws, to wit Beginning at stone corner, now Of
Ju-ia Justices and OF Jsuss Ttumpa land, thence by
aAd Trnmps land south eighty four degrees, west egh
teen porches andsS tsnths to the middle ofA road lead
ing to Mto~n thence along the middle thereof south
fifty de Irces and thirty minut west eighty
pereh0s to atone Of Th0mls Ju.ticcs land,
thence y his land North nine degrees, West thuty
eight perches and ave tenths to stone James
Roblnson ae thence by his line North eighty three
degrees, East there being degree local attraction
twenty oght perchei and four enths to stone, and
Nth eighty nine degrees and forty minutes West nine
" four pvrhes to Poplar Tree, North eighty three do
grecs East trty perches to stone, north eighty nine
Ne gtees and forty minutes cast eighty four perches,
Eyeeuths stone Ia Robert Phillips Hue, thonee by
said Phillips ne to JusA Justices lsad, south tW enty
eight degresH, west hundred and two psrches AMI
SIX t"ntha T. the place Of beginning, containing Sixty
SIX Acr quarter and tour prrches u land, be tie
sam" more uT less.
s.itci and taken la eyecution the prop sTty of
Richard pon,all, deeeasad, ani to be sold by
ULO. =. HAGANY, SherN.
ShBIiEB Ottg = " ca, to- March u 1864
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

RsvIvALs.-Never in the history of East
Tennessee has Q greater interest beep mani
tested by Der cit,Zaus on the subject OF n =
gion religious REVEALS being in progress all
over the land, and hundreds are being added
to various denominations Of the Christian
Church,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

Wilmington, March 1Tth, 1853
Messrs Walton 4 Whanu-G Gentlemen; + have
used Whann's Raw Bone Super. Jhos phste for two
three years; md have found both an active ard
permanent manure; have used it both in New Cas-.
tie and Kent Counties and highly recommend the
same for production Of all crops Yours respect.
fully, X NJ. GKIFFITH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

First Electoral District, Dorc' ester Co M d,
July It'll. S66
Messrs. Walton, Whaun h Co -uentlemen: |
used Whann's Phosphate On my Wheat last fall
along side oil other popular Phosphstos. 1t has
paid me better than any fertilizer 1 ever used l
have also used it on my spring crop, to a decided
bonef'; and can recommend it TO my neighbor far
mers az being a valuable and lasting manure I
shall want enough Tor NY fall seeding Yours
truly, MACE M. MESSICK
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
TE7TIMON1AIa.

l used the best hog pen manure along side Of it,
and the yield was double where put the phos.
phate' consider 1t a valuable manure, and shall
want some more Oft for my wheat this fall
VIM. Il. LYMAN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
For Sale or Exchange.

~ WE hsyo for Sale . Exchange, for Oitv nro
EIIm perty very good farm, of 2.s ,ores * NJ
uskW. which are WOODLAND, situated at the Rl.rI
Bird Station, the Delaware kalrosd The innd a. q,
good order, the fen, good flame dwelling SAN.
0rsnsry aud corn crib aud peach orchard 200
II will be sold or exchanged for city property on iayor
ate tarms. Apply to Wa. bright 4 BON,
Heal Estate Dealers
Geb IL I'm WilmipVto nj
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
Near & -fmAnluwn, Philadelphia, Pa
TT IOar

Feb. TO, 1906
MessTs Walton Whann a Co -Gentlemei,; 4
used Whsnns Phosphate last year onicabbagep, beets
turnp3 peas aud in tact all Garden vo ctables =
The yield was much better than 4 cou ID have er.
pected like 1t much bet er than any fertilizer
have over used, MT excepting Peruvian Guano and
shall continue 10 it 1t is far superior to stable
or barn yard manure, both # which used along
side of it, You mey iend mo Eve tons this Spring
Yours truly, CHARLES HALL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
Building for sale

IN frame bulVaE in good condition, with val
H1 low pine sila and frames sise. IS by 70 feat ana
III Y feet to the square, stories hieh,I r1itsbs
vcred, with little expense intQ two dwellings, Ar "
ttb4 Bolt and Nut Works, ct the foot Third stts
mar - JOSEPH THAs 90,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

WI"-lnStlni mhrcn lfth, 1900.
Messrs. Walton Wha mn g Oh tlomen Hayius
used VIII auns Super phosphate, | oheertully re
commend II 10 all who arc in want Of a good and
reliable manure. Respectfully
u, %. STO1SENBURG
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
AGRICU TT UR E,
tFrom the Germantown Telegraph
BONE DUST AND ITS ACTION.

To understand the msnner In which ground
bones act, we must understand their exact
chemical composition, which will always be
found to depend upon the portion Of the body
from which the bones come, the animal and Its
age
The composition of bone dust made from
hard bones, without burning or the action of
acid, consists Of the following substances, the
proportions of which will not vary much.
Organic matter, which may be de-
stroyed by the action Of Ere or
an acid Al 8
Carbonate of lime 8 8
Phosphate 30 s
Potash ca
Magusss %
\ Soda 03
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
i'Ubltc Sale.
OF Valuable Virginia Land.

<.&AA, ON TUESDAY, the Sd Of April, 1855, at 10
V# o'clock, m, the undersigned will ofrrat public
ii3h& Sale, on the premises, mile north OF Ham.
49, ton, Lonioun County, Va, the whole Real Ia.
tate VI the late David Brown comprising 2S6
Home Farm, contains US acres, aud la improved by
good twostory Brick Dwelling, with all necessary out.
buidiDgshas xellent orchard Of ch Dice fruit and
ID bJuntifully watered aud timbered
THE SECOND lies adjuiuuE the nrst and contains
lO7 acres of good land The impf consist of
log tenemoui and lent orchard of ted fruit
and IL well waterei and timOtred For fertility bean.
ty aud health OF location this land cannot he
surpassed by any In the cUsnty or State. IL lies I'M
nedately on tho line Of the Alexandria Loudoun and
Hampshire Railroad, and is convenient to Church es
Schools, Post Oioes, Millu &c and Is surroAuded by
good society Terms to suit the purchasers Any one
wiphnig further Information can address EDWARD
BROWN, lIaI' ltcn +. o Loudoun County Va or call
upon T, o. TAYLOR, WilminVton, Del. teb 38 tss
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

RED Los, Delaware, July "a, 1885.
M essrs, Walton, Whapn a Co Gentlemen: 1
have used Whanns Phosphate the past season with
decided bene TT, and as evidence of my apprecia
ton shall require ten tons this fall Yours truly.
GE0, z. TYD0UT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

fiE subscriber intending % decline hots kespins,
vii sell Ut Public Sale at his Hotel In New psstis gu
the go day Of March, isss, Al 10 o'clock.
VT; beds,eada, aud the bedding pertaining thereto,
consisting Of feather beds h,r and kusk mattresses,
Sheets blankets quilts and sts 2booking Easees
25vash stands bowls ard pitchers eight chairs
bureaus 200 yards Of earpetins and mating we psror
knives, forks, &c Dar Fixtures consisting Of ocean.
tiers glasses water Cooler. chAirs aud large Stove,
Kitchen Furniture. consisting Of large cook stovs
TUBS buckets pans aud many other articles too
Gus to mdntlon. Also, one Jenny Lind Carriage nearly
new set Of Single Harness. nearly nsw sat Of Double
harness. Sale to commence precisely at 10 o'clock, A.
N. Terms Cash. wv STRICKLAND
T. NJ OGLE, Auct. mrch I5.ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
A SPLENDID FA RIM
At Private Snle.

,azs5A We have for sale that beautiful Farm, Of
SO Acres, belonging to Henry c. Burton,
GsUX Esq situate one fourth Of annie from the town
ssss u New Castle, ou tho road to Harsa Corner
SkEX CHS Is VI the higl ly mpro cd farms
IN New Castle I'D aud produces from % to SO bushels u
wheat 90 To W OF Horb, aud to tons OF hay Per acre
The land 10 high and helth,; and Ia Of the yeTy hes,
situate farms In the county. The properly is divided
by the Delaware Railroad aud 10 now In two fnrms onc
ct them contains l79 acres Of arabic land ard goes y
the nanis OF Spring Garden Farm, is divided Into
fields with spring water 10 each. The entrance ia the
buildings is by lane 400 feet ug and On feet uide:
with beautiful O-Aea orrug" hedge; aud shade
trees on each side The maDsipn heuss 10 % by ~
70 stories high with hall IN tho feet vide
with paror dining ROOM library and kitchen frat
foor the ceilings are IL feet high large rooms Sc
cobd toor aud attic rnns first rate cellar with furaca
heaters; porch-s both sdcs Of house, aud splendid
lawn IRON the roIss to the Tsiroad hlied with yery
handsome trees o all kinds aud plenty of ell kinda II
fruit trees and grapes the farm The view cannot be
beaten on the pdtwGre having an extensive View q
the bay and Fort Delaware The barn IS by 50 feet
with Uyershoon and sheds 40 by no feet brick sabis
high. with stalls for thirteen horses and 80 cows
and large sheds around tho yard CARR ,ye ohoken
tool and wood houses ice house. nle and corn cribs
all unbat antia and we'll built; In complete ordr
has acres Of Woodland This part of the prot etty hns
had IL oOO bushels Of limo put Il With the last IA
years The other part Of the proper is called the
River Side Farm, AMI contains l40 acTes-lOO INLAND
aud the balance In good measow. II has on II good
new frame Honse and new Barn 50 by ~ feet with
stables attached 10 complete order The land Il ys,.
RICH laying high and beautiful, II has had 10 Oc huh
els Of limo put il within the last Il years besdss
heavy manuring. 1t has extensive yer front viii
substantial stone bank. II Ia only ten minute. wall
from the mansion house to the depot at New Caste
THIS property Joins the hnd Of George H Harding ESQ
and I. 1. rasker Esq, 81 Philadelphia The f.neih5
along the railroad Is kept up by the company Tb 4
OF the very best farms that has ever been snd "a,
sale aud there e no better fern for growing grain grass
and feeding cattle. This property will Be sill All
together Ia two faTns aud very easy terms a, %
men', aud at a very low price, 4 applied for -ooa
WIN. BRIGHT a sON
Resi- Estate Dealets
lot a1m Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22
Public Sale.

THE subscriber intending to snnn
- decline the farming and trucking
VIZ business, will sell at Public Sale,
-pAe5A~on tho premises; Jackson Inn, on ---AAE
the Lancaster Pike, miles from wilmington, on
THURSDAY, tho 22d day Of March, 1865, the following
property to wit: good horse sound and kind In ali
ing years old good young cow will DO In profit by
day Of sale, No. good Germantown Wagon. harness
and ny net all In good ORDER No. market dea iborn and
set Of running gears for farm wagon, plows, cuit-
vator harrow pillow gears, coiars brldies cutting
box, new; sleigh for or two horses sheers
good churn, nearly new; dossu milk pans seaies and
full SIT of weights, butter tub and priu good cook
stove and fixtures, psror stove, bar stove, meat
bench lot Of barrels and picks shoves hoes rake
SPADES half bushe and half peck measures aud about
~ pair Of good chickens, lot Of grain bags and many
other articles too tedious to enumerats Buyers may
rest assured that the above articles will be sold.
Sale to commence at O'Clock. Terms Cash.
WILLIAM WARD
WIN, ROBINSON. Auctioueer, mar lb-tsf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

Dorchester Co, Nd, July 9Th. 1865.
Mossrs. Walton, Whsnn a Co Gentlemen:
used six tons OF WhaDn's Phosphate on wheat last
Iall 1t has acted better than any fertilizer have
ever ussd | shall want the same quantity for
wheat this lali Respectfully yours
JOHN N WRIGHT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-03-22

Ne 6D6 Market -, Wilmington, March ITth, 1885
Messrs Walton 4 Whaun-Gentlemen. have
Vi cd Whanns Phosphate for two or three years.
asd have found II M excellent fertilizer for corn
crops to other forth .srs have used 1t in Sussex
Kent and New Castle Counties You may keep me
ten tons for this spring scrors Very respectfully,
W Mo AULLRY