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, 1866-12-21

A GREAT many mt are being made at tile nan.
n tHiea Btters, by a score or two OF disiuterest.
ed frienes who have endeAvored to initiate or eor
tetfdit r1em.. It's al efno use. The people won 4
be imP?sed upon long. The Plantation Birters are
iucfeasinR IL tiSe aud popularity every day and
:" thalis gh-ts the NATTER They are in Inc same
sized bottles, and made Just as they we're At rst and
will enunue 10 be, or we shall stop making them.
vigoFaie. -
They create healthy appetite. ---~-
Ihey are an antidoto to change Of water and Diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the ~ stem aud enliven tho mind
1ney prevent iniasmatis Hnd intermittent fevers e.
They purify the breath and aeidity of the stomach
Ihey cure Constipation and Dyspepsia ....
Ihef cure piaFrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
Ihey cure Liver complaint aud Nervous hea dAche
tbeS make tne weak strong, the languid brilliant
anq nre e1hanSled natures great restorer The rec
cpe1uh iuil ereularhre around each bottle. Clergy.
men, perehants aud other persons whose sedenta ~
haos Induce weakness, lassifHe pnlpitatjan of tle
hears, SICK Of appetite, distress after eating, liver
conn lslnt, constipation. &c.. will find inlm6aEte
anu Fsfinaneut relief In these Btters Bat aboye AL
theysWe, recommended to weak and delicate feth1ey
and mothers. = - -s'7l - : r. - -.
1hSS pTesold by all respectable merchants. See
thuf eaeh bottle lis private UnitedBtates stamp
over The cork and rteel-Plute side label. .. .,,I.
Bewafe Of re,led battles. See that the staTnp has
pot heep tampered with. Any person pretending to
sell Plantation Bitters by the gallon is swindler aud
imposteT, should be Immediately renorted TO u.s.
p. II, DRAKE & CO., s..
- 2l Park Row, New York.
Smith d Davis, Portland. Gen'l Ag'ts for Oregon.
, 1866-12-21

ooo F1ILOvs BALL.-we learn that the ar
.,,. for the New Years Eve ball. are
s.s,.iuv most satisfactorily, aHd that it pro-
POs 70 he the ball Of the season. Those who
n''' -. f,rtsnste enoagh to receive invita-
have sosrd At once secure tickets.
, 1866-12-21
Luon,s Extract Ginger.

LyoN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGkR.-Fot lndi'
Castion Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera Mnrhus
Flitnency, &C., where warming 7timulaht u re-
o.ired. Its careful preparation and entire purity
make it a cheap and reliable article for culinary
purposes Sold everywhere at 30 cts. per hnttle Ask
for i'LYON'S" Pure Extract. Take no other.
CAUTION Sec that the private U. $. stamp OF De-
mas Barnes & Co. Is over the cork of eaeh bottle
None other il genuine. 4S-ly'
, 1866-12-21
Ayers Ague Cure,

For the Speedy and Certain Cure OF Inter
: mittent Fever or ChiIIs and Fever. Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague feII-
B fodical Headache, and Bilious Fevers; ln-
deed, for the whole class OF diseases OIigl
: mating in hillary .derangement, caused Dy
The malaria of hiasm tic countries .s.i :,
This remedy; has rarely failed to cure the Sc
everest cases Of Chils and Fever, and it has this
advantage over other ague medicines, that 1t
subdues the complaint without injury the
patient. Itcontains no quinine or other delete
rions substance nor does it produce quinlsm or
ANY injurious effect whatever. Shaking broth
ers of the army and the west, try it ana yop
will endorse these assertions. 3 = = - =.
Prepared by JIG. AVER CO., Lowell Mass,
and sold at Wholesale by SMITH DAVIS,
Portland, aud BY all dealSrI. IS te-2n'-
, 1866-12-21

-
bbrity The hlUod aud let the fluids move on IN uh-
blrtrccted health again. They stimulate the func-
tions of the body into vigorous actlvly. PUTTY 'ne
system from the ohslructions which make disease
cold settles somewhere in the body, and derangeH
lis natural functions These if not relieved, react up
hfl themselves and the surrounding organs, produ-
cling genera aggravnon, suffering and arrangement.
While in this condition take Ayers Pills: and zee
how directly they restore the natural achon OF tne
system, and with it the buhyant feeling or het heatn
again What Is true and apparent IN TINS trWiaI %
and common complaint is also true IN many OF le ,ne
deep seated and dangerous dl,temperS' ing saio
nnrgstiye elect expels them Caused 10y similar OBJ
structions and arrangements of the natural functions
Of the body they are rapidly aud many OF them sure
ly cured BY the same means. Nome VINO kho" we
Virtue of these Pills will neglect to employ them %he
suffering from the Disorders they 9lr, sueh as heau
aehe, Foul Stomach Dysentery, Bilious e"ih
indigestion, Derangement Of the Liver, Tel-%
Constipation, Heartburn, rheumatism DfolS!'
Worms and suppression, when taken in large doses.
They are Sugar Coated 10 that the most SENSITIVE
can take them easily, aud they surely the oest
pu rgative medicine yet discovered.
, 1866-12-21
AYERS PILLS,

A RE you sick, feeble AMI
n complaining? Are you
ut If order with your sys-
EN- deranged and your feel
ngs uncomfortable? These
-ymptoms are often the pre-
ude TO serions illn, 50. Some
ii OF sickness is creeping
npon you, and should lie
,verted by a timely uso OF
the right remedy. Tuke Ay-
I tlin dis rderrd hnlnorN-
, 1866-12-21

LUMBER!

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, 1866-12-21

J. Il. KUSeIE, Secretary.
Umatilla, November 26th, 1866. 5I>4w.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23


H<L- Governor Fenton mas requested ssna-
tors MorgsG aud Hsrris, Ct SsR York, 10 az
tsod the Convention OF Southern Usiouis.s
which meets 10 Philadelphia on tho % OF Sep.
TENDER, and TO rsassure tho true and tried
frieads Of tbe CHion 10 the South that the
Coionls Of New York appreciate their edor.s
&c place the states latoly in rebellion upon a
just sod sIaole basis.
Nc V. P johnson, the recently appointed
Cousc.or OF curloIs AZ Philadephi1, c4'let
upon CotoGrl aoDas, the prese4t IacGn5ent
II .lal office, vi b hts credentials, 90 Fo1-ts.
day, when Ia ef informed hin thu, the
validity OF 10 appointment was doubtful AID
that be (Ool. Thomss) could not regi lqlish the
Off ,e uutil he had coIsued with HE COUNSEL
lor at law,
RA.The guerilla Harper lie again upon tht
rampage IL Tennessee. He and two of MI b.nc
beat ana robbed h. n Stewart UnIon man
near Mitchelsville, OF one hundred dollsrs, OF
Ss,1rd4y. Th@y then proceeded TO the towr
aad beat and ROBBED Mr., dsrmon, the postmss
ter, threatening TO kill him If be spoke of the
affair.
wPrssident Roberts, of the Fenian Broth
srbood, has issued call tor the ssse 10 bling O
the Fsnian Congress at Troy, New York.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

FARsIsG IN TnE itLAsDs OF JEastr AND
GusRssKr.-Between England aud France, are
two snail islaudl--Jersey and Gnerusey. TIE
former cOuta!gs population Of 800 and the
latter 600, 10 the square mile, while Crest Bri-
taia has ouly 2So and Belgium 44O. In Jer
sey the:e IL one Inhabited house 10 twelve
acres, ard yet, without factories or mines, their
expvr aud imports are very largo, Toe peo
pie are acrunuisting money, and thers nre no
poor, Ono item OF their Imports ls significant.
Tbey imported lat year nearly 4o0, 900 pounds
Of tea, ar nearly eight pouuds to each person.
| The qnautiiy Of stock kept on these small
forms is improving No sheep are kept. The
coFs are soiIed, and whils the aoil is too sandy
for clover, and lucern Is grown instead, they
get Two pounds of butter from them per day.
On farm of eight acres there will be sbou.
| five oows, three heit,rs, one horse end three
pigs. These flrms are generally owned by the
farmer, but when rented they fetch enormous
prcss, rangiug from SIS to S25 in gold per year
per acre. Nc msnures are imported, but sea-
weed 10 extensively used for manurinl purpo-
ses. Tao climate is excesdisgy mild, fros,
never Continuing for any great length OF time
nor does suow remain for any considerable
period.
Fora thousand years The law has prevailed
BY which tbs lGa3 Of Zoe paroGt has been di'
yidei enoug the children Ihis accounts f1i
tie ex:7ens snslluesI Of tbs fArms, ard III,
perfect u,iage to which they are subjected, ant
Sres: pcOat which they y.ol6
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
ALL DIE.

All thiags ;hat sre OF earth must de,
Az tints upon the iuorning sky,
Tt a. oil in sapphire brightness lie,
Depart and as each blushirg stresk
upuu sweet evaing's lovely CHEEK,
But Of hefs2seiy death doth SPEAK
al die. The d)s'iiug r"' a. glenn
By river baas5 orpurlin. tel
Tho; IA the 20. A an hoi.CSs tsSn,
Or en- tue grassy lees do lie,
In splsndor 'n,a.h the SUNNI er SKY
All bud and bloom, all bloom aud DIE
All de. The green leaves on the trees
That hisper love words 10 lhe breeze,
AID drink its kisses, even these
Do fade, and 10 brown ruin FL,
Aad spread DER earth a deathly pail.
A noiseless warning cry TO all.
All die. Good, evil, sgel, snd Young,
The infant, With its lispiug ton u,
Gray headed sire. stroag siueH'd s'n,
Psss from ths world; not 81 a5oyoi
Theirs Fever f.ileth lite and love,
From love no death shall e'er remove.
Life is eternal IL high hesven,
Where -st is to the very gly'n
AID frleld from friend no more Is r,y'r
Where peace Is end ess as tie day,
An gloom and sorrow b ar no sway,
Nor pe,p, nor evil, nor decay.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

TRASsFERSIsG HONEY bBEs.-rhe editor OF
tie Livingston Republican, by Invitation, wit.
messed the transferring of a hive OF bees by
very simple process. The operator took COT
ton rag, Cred it and blew the smoGe into the
hive among the bees. This soemed to d!vest
them OF all propensity to sling, though hey
ctaSied about pretty freely. The 1.-Two wss
then laid on table aud the honey taken out,
the besa being or ..led OF wi;a feather
Alter tse honey Is removed the bses may oe
s;ooped up by tue hand, replaced IN tho hiec or
! put iuto a new ore, When, recovering from
the stule'action oaa the smoke, they will COM
| nenoe working again.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

HIsH CULTIVATION - The Maize Farmer,
slluding TO the ~ ject Of nigh cuAivsgibn SO
uuch talked CT .aId vri,tsn about, says that
there ia mucn mere talk than improvement
man looks over bis farm Of many ceres. aud
fnds tie whole leeds aid, bu, not being able
ii. once, 20 render it 10 all Pc loss, makes no
particular ef1r 10 improve any part The
right way rieL, because aleLe Practicable
IS 70 comUelee with few Gcges at q time.
Cat 'hrse IL gooi ueac, zee G-st year, nni his
Increased pruduc. trom them viii aid in nxoer-
| imelrhg On another section tho second year.
Ia this way the farm vii Soon oec,m renovs-
ted. sodr proFs-ly re4 far vii 20, go do vn
| egain az as Icing as grass grows and water
| runs = RutaI Nv YORKER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

MuLosiSo PRCir TREus.-Tns Massachusetts
PloGganao 10 OF tno opinion that much II not
all the trouble with pesf a1i apple troos no.
tiesd for tho pas, l"o years. am tho short crop
Of fiai' eau lad thereby, ha, resulted from ex-
cessvs dry weather aud u Il remedy for tao
tlturs may b. foa ID IA .re9 aching OF the
trees, Whereby the necessary moisture will bo
retained about their roots, ajdlpg to the vieo.
Of 'heir growth and Increasing Their p1wers OF
producAoc. This is 3 reasonable theory aad
no harm onn resui; from ao.ius un3a 1, as true
since, Ii ruloling tails, tbs loss OF tiNe ani
material is very rihirs Any thing which
will dscomposo readily will %. wsr the purpose
Of macl aad may be rep. ased as ciscumstau'
| Goa may require.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
EGlak GALE

- va'ul-le Estate, in New Castle County. The
Wal undersigned fe tor sale all that valuable Tract Of
ELM Upland aid arpt, the property OF Tbos M.Porman
ana kapwu the II ,nburk Farm" II lie situated In
New Cast, Hundre about miles below New Castle
and e 7dei south and east by the Deln~sss
river on the norhwsst by the New Castle and Della.
City road on the northeast and southwest BY
lands OF Ge,rge Tybout and others II contains In
the whole over $40 acres ahsut halt OF which Is marsh
The l.sr except about 90 acres, enclosed In the
Red Lion Marsh Company, has been laying over 20
aud hiss become greatly improved The extent and
value ofthis property with Its looasn make
1t OF the ies rablc farms In the market For
farther Information references may be made TO
GEORGE B. RODNEY,
MAJ Hal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

A THE suhscriher Offer, at pt vate sale, a farm
YEA Yof lst acres 10 Kent County, Mo. about three
about hrea hslf miea from the sAsh frss river.
Where there "a st.amo0at wharf and steamooat
Adolf me lands o. Joseph Morris, Benjnmin &C Tor
bert Megi ants. The improvements consist OF house.
two rooms rst door and two second, stab O. car
riags house, corn cribs aud other out buildins The
prnpe ~ lies tho routeof the railroad Whish Ia
proposed through the county, There are about ITO
TOR peach trees orchard containing 500 treea hASns
been set GU about ago The balance is bush
shd Tbs Farm 10 slso convenient TO Church, School
Mills ard Stores
Any person wishing to view the premises osn cali on
the tenant, Mr. fGs'lr. who will shov the lAme For
further Tticulsrs adore" JAMES n. yANDhKn,.
Or. THOMAS vANnyKso. nssiIton.s Md a.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

MrLcuiso WHEbT.-lt is asserted by some
that mulehing wheat during the winter not on
ly protects l. from the severe action OF the frost
but also invigoratos lite growth aud Increases
Its Produc,iveness. 1t Is matter easily test.
ed, as an acre or two could be readily mulched
with straw by way Of experiment though there
can bs hardly ooubt o! the utility oil the pro.
CESS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
FOR SAl,F.

S,;S& ,,Iwsll .sll at private sale my DWELLING
III At 10 sE With st re and Bakery att ohed situ-
jHS ated on TIE 10 street in the middle Of the
q tssf , nsTaTE grIswsTs. m. os.1 feet
stsnal Framo !ou.s In good repair. eontainins four
rooms the hrst aoor and ave the second With .
good rurnng through the whole DIV ng, tn ere
tsAtoo1 u ksTy and store attashed now doiag good
stable aud wood house. This property worthy the
no leo OF any ons wanting to go In business The
terms will be made accommodating and a portion oil
TIE Purehas' money eau remain sscure the premises
sisurd, wing therein MARY FERQUbON,
NawnrE DeI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
FOT a. NJ

otlCh dlu " OhollluB MOUSE.
49, The Dwelllg iuse sad Briok Yard, formerly
Ez,iA ooeup I'd by AhaRiom hobbs, Chsltertowh. viii
I'LL be rented on reasonable terms fer the BALANCE
ofth4 present year aud the ensuing year. The Brio
Yard Is needed In this unity, being the only
in the VI Unity, end from four TO ave Hundred thou
sand prieke and Tho be Ioads and sold annual
Tho mill aud hxtur will be sold on reasonable tsrms
For further particulars inquire Of
MRS J. NJ. DOBBs
RrRisN Chesterto sn. Nd.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

A PaoTlrA1sE Cor.-F. D. Wilcor, o. Att
Gu village, has small Drilde COW whose DIX
yielded 43 pounds OF butter fnr the fourteen
DAYS Guiding MAJ 3tst. Besides this the fam.
iy used about two qlat,s Of milk per d4y.
Her average yield OF milk daily was slx,y-stver
pounds
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

Poniar Grove, Queen AnDe's Co Nd, July 20, 80
You are at liberty to use my name IN favor Of
VIII 'Nns Raw Bone Phosphate; I used it last fall
on my wheat crop tbDk 1t a good fertilizer, and
will US, much larger quantity for my ~ seeding.
J R. EMORY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
FOB SALE Or EXCHANGE
For Wilmington City Pronartx

&SEA Yarn Of 49, Acres uiors CT less situated 10
letfuu Col county and state n Maryland three miles
ID An from Elkton, % the Nottingham road, well
ruited u be divided tuto two farms tho mp snis
and necessary ouf-buld ngsi sbou. Is .ores in hrh
state OF culnvlton good kpple orchard 10 full bear.
lug with peAeasH pears cherries and other fruit trees
the whole farm, the redus the land we'll sss
IN chestnut md OAK timber tho whole well fenced and
been timed two thro. times; the crops and
stock would be sold at fair valua lon and poss. ssion
given fame Il try II desired would be exchanged
for property Ia Wilmington. 1t we'll suited for Truct
or tIu" fara. JAMES IL. Smith 90 the premises.
or WIN. McoAULET, eOe Market st. WiImip ktou, Del.
auR 1871 = "
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
SELL. sos MASu.x Its stated

SELLS Sos AASusS 1t is stated thu: oys-
ter shells, ground iuto fJur naksG very
strong and active fertilizer. sown upos grass
land II adds largely 10 tie yleid of hsy Ih.t
is true, we presume. AID 1, simply sfa.me &
the beneficial ina lenee o. lime upoa NOT ri d.
OF coils as seq il tre.r increased productive
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

CAxADA AND TBS EESIASt.-Cansda really
faA;sG new iavssi1n, AID 10 order to prepare
II as stationed strong naval tores on the
Lakes. Seven aunbos; are already Oh du,y
-tsat OF Lake Eie and the Niagara river,
and ,arse on Lake Ontario and tee e., LAsrelcs
aese gunboAts are each armed vith from Two.
% tour large AEmiIopg suas, aad they are 10
be re;tforcsd BY other qua boat rom lne British
Navy,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
FA ssyi INsIaI SAL y,

hAA cont.inin 4ss acres 'itual cd pear Green
Vc.VAP rood station, the Delaware Railroad On
u.fx th4 line bs;Sesn Kent snd sussex cospties,
n goot portion Of Timber, istiy White Oak about n
SGT IN Praeh Ttses. NJ choice vsristissJ TO
sid 2ss,i z: ons 7 nam haese nearly newt So
Ehul Nill, which has been In operation two seasons
sui doas ,a' lsrabe business. The farm will divide
easy terms. The tenant, samuel r Rswlsy. viii axe
kor particulars az to terrns, no., address
I'D, PHILfpB.
Nnwnnrt n na,.-.s.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

Dorchester Co., Nd, July eth, 1855.
he'srs Walton. Wharn 4 Co.-Gontlsmen!
used six tons OF Whsnn's Phosphate en- wheat last
fall 1t has acted better thsn any fertilizer have
ever used. shall want the same quantity for
wheat thsflll Respectfully yours
JOHN N WRIGHT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

Now Castle, Delaware, May ~, 1855.
used whann's Raw ne Phosphate lust year
en- corn, and do not hesitate 10 say that 1t doubled
the crop. I also used 1t on wheat last fall; tho
wheat 10 now better than where / used tsrn yard
manure. DAVID w 9EMMILL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

WEEps.-These are struggling at this sea q.
ssh TO perfect their seed. See thai they don't
do It. Au hours labor In destroying them
now, will save good days hosng nexl
var,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
Deslrable Chester Co1nIy + al N 10. ~,

Deslra Die chester county 4 aim for eHie
81 bi,uatsd IN Kennett Township, about uils,
gsazi hon Wilmington, Baltimore Central II. T. aud
sfaEl Line Qusrries within miles, contains 81
A11oores, 81 OF which are highly cultivated, and II
are OF good wood land. Tue buildings good will be
sold low. Apply TO rHuS. J, AAHAPRY, Real BstAt,
Agent, ID and King, SITS nov N
80 Farm Of 2lk Acres ia Ksut County Del. slsh,
81 miles below Smyrna, the Del. u H., one hun.
and forty acre. OF which cleared the bal
lauca IN voud Tho huidings and fences are good II
will bo sold roasoi abb aud Terms easy oy property o.
] Snail farm near Wilmington. will be ken In part
psy 'sn isf T9)S J. MAaAFRY.
| Chester County Farm for sale.
&fAhA Farm in Frank In Tovnihip, Chester Court,
| Ea Pa, oeutainihR ono hundred and twenty ans
Hi acres ons hundred " which 10 cleared the BAL
I'D vod land Tho land high state Of oalti.
vail ou aud watr Ia all the nedst ut Tbsimprovs
ments consist ofs HOUSE. eantaiulug eight rooms don
Bile decker Barn, tenant house and Stable 10 with
In rys niss Of lime ouiriss and aboat x mile tru
p, ". D .. Aoad Will lie sold low and posssc.tor
| given 2oth March nUzt Anplytl
| THos J TAHApPy. "a and King Htrsrts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
Farm IA A-Oblac oaAo

90 WILLh sid at Puoe s.le GU the premises,
Eli on MONDAY, September Sd, 1850, al / s'ssek,
kkt ?. NJ a Farm belonging to John Nerrsw, asc a,
frmsfy the rssdence " Mre e,vdon situated in cArs
tianA buudrsd, New Csstie County, Delaware, about
three and asl -lilss from the City OF win.nStsn
and tho Brandy vine Springs. containing sbSnt
haudred sud thirty five acres, sx Of whoh
WOO ,ud II is uyi led into oouvepieat res By
good horn bed.ss and port rail noe ths land T.
10 Eod ejndion, having been Lately lined and manu- ed
and large proportion 10 we'll set With timothy and
slower. The buildings consist Of good stone dwelling
hone ~ story, Carriage House, with soru srb graz
cry, &c. nearly newt spring house, los house, 1arge
stone Barn with stablius under. with other buildses
usually needed vn such farm There 10 tenant hosss
good appls Orchard with other fruits trees coming Into
be Iripg, farther desep iol 10 considered
as AsJ ono wishing 81 purchase will likely sx.ain.
Tor tsn,e such wi BE- shown over the farm BY tos
present tsunant Mr.. Geo. Lobh A large part Of u.
purchase nunes may romaiu eursd On the farm II
desired ~ the purchaser ny order Of the EXECUTORS Of
JOHN MORROW. den'd. WV r. EyNOLhS Act
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

Wilmington, July s0lh, 1897.
MI. Ephraim T. Waltop-Dcsr Sir IL used last
fall about nve tons of Whann's Phosphate on my
wheat, and consider It 10 be very valuable fer
diisf used 1t on my corn this season, and my
tenants inform me that they soc much improve.
ment on the part Of tho fields which It was used.
shall want some more OF 1t for this falls orcp.
Yours respectfully, CHARLES DUPONT.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

~ G. Clark Abbot, an agent Of the Freed.
mons Burosu 10 Texas, was recently murder.
ed by the reconstructed OF that State.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
Delaware CITY Academy.

THE next term of this school will begin ID on
Monday, Sept. Sd 1876. Tho Prnoi al refers 10 any
~ those sho had ohildeu or wards In lis ohsgs drng
ofths school, For tor ms, 40. apply 10
L K BAUoHaR.
aus 6-sm Prli cipsl.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23

Head Of ssHafrss, July 81, 1885.
used Whann's Phosphate On my wheat last fall
paid mo very we'll wish no better fertilissr
and shall use 1t for my wheat this fall.
JOSEPH MORRIS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-08-23
IA tkNl rOt1 SAL =. .

&yah The underignod offers At private sale, Q
lpIlEQ truck ana dairy farm, containing about ally
VAlp9 Aores situstot IN New Castle Hundred On the
river Delaware, about miles from wi'minkton. Tho
land fthe best qust, being In high state Of eul.
tivation add very produetivs, ther, are % sWa Of
hat comfortable. Terms easy. Apply 70
RHsJAt6k KLIlofL
juns eS-H nxApdy~ins HI