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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

BRESDisa DAIRY Cows The Arst important
step 10 securing COWS having superior milking
qualities, 10 to obtain q bull, the dam CT
which grand-dam and great grsnd.dam have
been distinguish ed for their excellent milking
qualities. Most farmers quite overlook the
quality and pedigree of bull apparently
thinking the sire can have little influence in
producing cows having those points well de.
veloped, which constitute superior mixers.
When it Is known that the dam Of u bull
was an excellent dairy cow, and that she
descended from cows that stood almost with
out rival, for predicting an abundant flow of
milk, the most important step has been taken
toward II radical and permanent improvem ent
in dairy cows. If the bull is an inferior scrub
or scallawag, he may be coupled with the very
best cows that the country affords, and there
will be no assurance that the product will
make excellent cows. The next step in order
will be, to select beifers from cows that are
Superior milkere. In making such a selection
the calf Of an Ill formed COW should be reject
ed. II a COW have large head, ia heavy
before, and has bulls neck, she will be al
most certain 10 be marrow behind, and con-
tracted In the withers, with a small body, y
small illsbapen udder, and very large, or I'M
usually small teats. Such a cow-and the
country is full of them-will never breed a
superior first class mixer, either for the pro-
duction of cheese or butter.
The characteristic, OF an eligible COW for a
breeder for dairy purposes should show lib.
eral infusion of some kind of an improved
stock-we care not whether 1t be Hereford
AldeIney, Durham, Devon, or the stock said
, to be native breed-the cows OF which ar,
known TO have been exosllent mixers for sew
, eral previous years. The form of the cow II
; of transceudent Importance. She should hav,
, small head and ladylike neck, well cut NJ
in the throat, with little dewlap, broad ar
: deep brisket, with mild eye, unusually broat
, across the hips and Relvis, not very long leg
gei, nor having legs too short The udde
should be broad and ola symetri cal form, an
not long and peudulous like the nest OF a Bal
timore oriole. Cows with such udders ar
u seldom FIRST class mixers, They should b
!. broad in the pelvis and hips to insure create
= ease and certainty of delivery at the time {
parturition.
Those COWS that arc narrow in the pelvi
:, IL kept we'll, 80 that the fetus attains q larg
70 size, will almost always experience EXTERN
: difficulty when calVipgi and they are ofte
. lost because they are too narrow ia the ptlvis
J A broad pelvis IL an important considerable
> ia selecting any kind OF domestic animals 10
% bree ding TheIe brief hints will enable mos
:, any farmer to begin this important undertal
u ing, this year, with the ASSURANCE OF satisfa
- tory success.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

EATING Ice CREAx.-Halls Journal oftealtb
says Never eat ice cream Immediately af or
eating meal, Il destroys all the heat of the
body, which is needed to digest the food
Deaths have frequently been caused by this
common practice, and disease is often bred by
II No one should eat ice cream before two
hours after meal.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
WHEAT FANS !!

am manufacturing Superior Wheat Fan. Farmers
In want Of one will please call and for them
selves before purchasing elsewhere.
go Satisfaction guaranteed.
j: r. WOODS,
No. Ill WEST STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
sMrRSA, Sept 26tb, 1856.
M. J. p. Woods-Str. A fair trial Of the fan Won
sent me proves Il to be the article want am quite
satisfied 1t will do In all respects.
Yours very respectfully.
GEO. W. cUMMINs
Among others Of this county we have the pleasure Of
certificates. JnIy.,s,S VI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
DELAwAnE FARMS f;On SAL.

1ssslA A large number of Farms in Kent aud Sussex
Eum Counties are offered cheap and easy terms OF
l1kuR payment. Farms may be had OF any desirable
size from ten to 1--WE hundred, and In tho various
stages Of Experimentation very good to very poor
As general thing thy all have plenty If good timber
and good waer are located In healthy situations conve
nent to both Railroad and Water Communications and
particularly adapted to the culture of Peaches
Strawberries and other fruits besides potatoes
vegetables, &C. and WILL under proper cultivation yield
much Wheat and Corn, and other cereals any land
in the country large portion fthese lands have been
rented out for series Of years in two large farms
they generally deficient iu buildings other iio
prOvemens but tho soil Ia naturally exceedingly FERTILE
and with slight expense be made highly productive
large NoriherR emigration pouring into the
lower part Of the State buying up subdivling occupy
ing and improving these laads thereby rendering
early day that lower Delaware will be what nature
Designed horths greatest uh aud usOetdJe garden IN
tbs country circulars issued every month lot gratutos
distribution. Branch Offices have been opened at Viii
mngton, Dover and Brdgeville For information
apply 70 or. address, A. JOHNSTON
Milford Delaware,
O. to other Of the following
WILLIAM PRESTON, Agent Wilmington, Del.
DAVID s. YARDLEY :" Dover,
l. DAMON, Bridgeville
Hf-SBnd for Circulars which are sent al
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
FAisNI FOR sAI.E-

Aaslk The undersgned offers Mt private sale, a
Ie.!EH truck amt dairy farm, containing about fifty
lstuLA Acres, situated in New Castle Hundred the
river Delaware, shout miles from WI mington The
land Of the best qutit', being Ia hi Of cul.
tlvation and very productive, ther' so of
marsh, the balance upland Tho buildings small
but comfortable. Terms easy. Apply to
BENJAMIN ELLIOTT.
June 25tf BrapIyyBe I'D;
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

From John Lipgle, Market Square, Harrisburg, Pa.
leertiiy that Rheumatisn crn be cured After lying
for eight days AMI nights suffering the most intense
pain, unable to move limb, tn good medical at
tendance AS oeuld procure, without any relief sont
for Dr. Turner Alter taking treatment from that
gentleman walked across the room; and in three DAYS
went to my husness Refer or my testlm oniaI In
the hands Of Dr. Turner, So
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
FARM FOIs sALE.

AA The subscribers offer at private sale tho faiss
kttRQ on which they reside, situate in white CisX
R-k0 Greek Hundred, the turnpike, about t1e
miles from the village of Christian, from CooGhs
Bridge, three miles from the Railroad station at Newark
two from tho Bear Station, and miles from ths
city oil Wilmington 1t contains 1871 ares forty of uhias
are In good Timber The land Is divided into yo neiss
by good fence and Ia IL good state Of cultivation Tks
improvements consist Of good Brick House, with cellar
under, md good we'll Of water at the door. Wasaa
House. 0ranary, Barn and other outbudings There II
a good Apple Orchard and other kinds oil Fruit Tbe
farm vol Adapted raising all Of Grain arAas
and sSi worthy the attention any wishing to en-
gage agricultural pursuits Mills Schools aud Chure bes
are convesitst, and the neghtOrhood Ia an improve,
and hisy sesirable Teres easy Possession giTsa
this fall "a required. DAVID POoUE
MarN- J0REpH pDGuR
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
a'RIVA.k. eAh.s..

SA The subs'riher odots at private sale, small
farm, situated in Christians Hundred, about
ssss 5l3milts from Wilmington, the ROAD leading
G4l from CentrevIe TO Newport adj dining lands oil
Will an lowthcr, Abraham Palm, ani otners, Con-
tainnS 66 less, from twelve to fourteen
acres ofthrvng timber, principal Chestnut choice
variety OF fruit, budipgs good, will he ssli reason.
able, and easy terms.
1une 2s.tf GARRETT PYLE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
Farm nd rsublic sale

- WILL be sold at Public Sale, on the premises
I,ia on MONDAY, September 3d. 1868, at o'clock,
LA ?. NJ, Farm belonging to John Morrow, decd,
formerly the residence OF Mrs s,wdon, situated In Chris
tiana Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, about
three and half miles from the CITY Of Wilmington,
and near tho Brsudywine Spring. containing about
hundred and thirty Ave acres or seven Of which
good thorn hedges and pot rail nce tho land IA
In kood condition, having been latoy lined and ed
aud large proportion Is well set with timothy and
clover. The buildings consist Of good stone dwelling
house. ~ story, Carriage Houss, with corn crib gram
cry, &e., nearly new spring house, ice house, large
stone Barn with stabling under with other buildings
usually needed such farm. There Is tenant house
a shsrt distance rom the other buildings. There la u
good apple Orchard with other luit trees coming into
bearing farther description Is considered
M any one wshng II purchase will most likely mino
for themselves such will DO shown the farm by the
presont Tenant Mr.. Geo. Lobb A large part oi the
purchase money may remain se,ured tho farm II
desife by the purchaser y order Of the Executors Of
JOHN M0RROW, decd. WIN. II. kEYNOLps. Auet.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

From I. NJ. White, Sixth Ward, Trenton, j.
Was afflicted with Rheumatism for five months; 40 fer
ed day aud night my nhysieans could not relieve my
pain in any degree. Was Cured by DR.. Turner in ave
treatments and have enjoyed good health ever
Roer to me or my testimonial In tho hands Of Doctor
Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
Mill Properly for sale.

CITY, We have for sale a Grist Mill, ono Of
MdH-~lMAs he beat business stands, In New Castle
County, with failing water Power
III ss.n5 the Race and Dam get out OF order
&l2ms23saMsils nowdoing large and profitable tusl.
meas. Applyto WIN. BRIGHT SON,
. Real Estate dealers
ap lion Wilmington, Del,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

From John ?. Schools, Ne. So Hanover st., Trenton N
Was suffering with Liver Disease; my face mad ahast
ly corpse like hue the violent rubbing or Shaping
would not rodeen the skin Was treated for a wear be-
fore applying Dir. Turner. Was cursed by him in a
month, and have enjoyed good health since Refer
70 me or my testlmonln in the hMnds Of DR.. Tnrler
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

t0E. e. Ross, Republican, has been ap-
pointed Senator from Kansas, as Gen. Lanes
successor
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

HsS GeneTal Rassesu has sent to the Gov
oFa9f oil Kentucky bic resignation as a member
f"7eress from that State
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
New Castle Lumber Yard.

w1EvxUn Giles Iambson sue ,essor b Oharle,
StY Ii. 'mb-on, offers for salo at his
~sM628p&6. yard adj Dining tho Gas Works,
large Assortment Of we'll ss.so N ~
Lumber, consisting 81
White Pine boards, Cedar Plank,
white Pine Plank, Cedar Shingles,
White Pine Siding, Cedar Rails
Mhite Pine frame stun, Cedar Bean Poles,
Thite Pine Flooring, ATbnr Poles
Spruce Flooring, whits Pine s.wed shIpgIs.
mepi'es flooring, Cypress Shingles ~ inches,
memook boards, PItsterIng Lath,
Hemock FencinS, Fancy Tn males an
nemi1ct Tram. t stun Fancy top palss, ~ sI< SIT
nsmiock nhinsling Lath, OAK fence posts,
Heml Jok ioist sclntllng Rails for PIcke, Fame
Yellow Pine Frame
Persons In want u any Of tho hbov. kinda Of Iumber
would do well to call NO. send their orders before
purchasing elsewhare All communications 10
promptly. Cars and VESSELS procured for delivering
hmoer st any point on Delaware River or Railroad and
amber delivered on board free Of charge
leae ll.ll~ GILES LAMBsoN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
FOR SALE.

XzR4A FARM OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
EIIm ACRES In Appoquinmink Hundred New Castle
Hll4- county, az miles from Townsend station, Del
Railroad, and lying upon navigabo Waterfront thirty
to turty Of woodlandgool House aud Barn Price
$50 per For further particulars apply to or addres
Moyllf DAVID =. YAKDIEY Dover UeI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

tu31Hzzra The subscribers respectfully in.
AfX&T form the public that they have oreu.
..8X&T&e ed In the Village Of st. Gecrget, o
Lumber and Coal Yard, where they
intend keeping on hand all kinds Of Building Material
at The 10 vest prices consisting Of Pine al Hem
lock Boards Josts sosutiinR shingos Laths Pioksts
Lime, Hair Bricks, Posts and Rails, Phosphatss OF an
ersnt kinds, At Manufacturers Prices. They will also
buy Country Produce and attend Shipments 10 Phil.
dulphia OF Baltimore.
BY strict attention to business they hope to secure
share OF public patronage. D, o. STEWART 4 co.
b-Ne slso intend making suitable Arrang
for the purchasing Of all Of Grain may SI-3m
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
Deslra Bile Chesuer County Farm for Sale

s---a Situated in Kennett Township, about miles
FIJI from Wilmington, Baltimore Central II. Il. and
Asas Lime Qlarries within miles, contains 81
LlscTes, 50 Of which are highly cultivated, aud IL
are OF good wood land. The buililuSs good will be
sold low. Apply to TH0s. J. MAHARfY, Real Estate
Agent, I'd and King, SITS uOv27
MW Farm Of 2l4 Acres in Kent County, Del, eight
EW miles below smyrna on the Del. r., one hun
dred aud forty Of which cleared the bal.
lance wood The buildings aud fences arc good. II
will be sold reasonably and terms easy oy property
small farm Wilmington. will be ken in part
pay. ian ls.tf THOS J. MAtIAfPY.
Chester County Farm for Sale.
kSda A Farm in Franklin Township, Chester County
LIE Pa, containing ono hundred and twonty one
Ut acres hundred OF which is cleared tho bal
Hnoe good wood land The land In high state Of cult
vatiou and water in all the fields but one The improve
ments consist oa House. Containing eight reoms don
BILE decker Barn. tenant house and Stable 1t Ia with
In i've miles Of lima Qu,rrie', aud about six miles from
p, W. 4 0. Road, will be sold low, and possession
| given 18th March next Apply -
L L anil sLr
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

tOF sale q Fafm oil 21O Acres.
- Lying on Elk River, miles from Ekton sta.
FIJI tion, and from North East. Ono half under
H5asl cultivation; the rest In chestnut and oak tim
k-k1bcr. Apple and Peach Orchards, and "a variety
Of other frat Good House. largs Barn Cprs Crib and
other ontbuildings Terms liberal Possession given
Immediately For particulars apply to HOWARD TITUS,
Elkton, Md, on the farm
su1v o auv NJ
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
Fablt BALE
FOh BALE
THE MANSION HOUSE AND

Grounds, late the residence of
David G. Wilson, decd,
Delightfully."- situated on the outskirts of The Citv
of Wilmington,
With lawn, garden and shrpbbcr, all in good order
fss1ifn and gas and has other modern improvements
IAkA tlon for horsss and carriages eummodious ont
buildin &e The PROMISES are WITHIN one hundred
yards OF the Delaware Avenue lAssen ger RAILWAY
eAts passing every lew minutes to the Philadep
Wilmington and baltimore railway station
One OF the most desirable and heslhv residences in
the state. Possession given immetiatsly
Applyto Dr.. II. PORTER,
a a. i. bAYARD,
leo IL WILMINGTON, DIAL.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
Notice to Farmers !!

THE Subscribers having COM
NM&zan.qmenced tho Manufacture Of Az
srcultural Imp Elements, at the Old
Foundry In New Castle, are now
ready TO order all kinds Of Imp ements viz =
Flows, Haiows, Cutiyat and such other implements
Us are generally used BY farmers. Wagons Carts Car
riages, Horse Powers Corn Shelters &C. made or re.
paired at the shortest notice. Moving and RsAping Ma.
chimes Repaired knives repaired shArpensd to
order. We will also keep constantly on hand, pillow
castings OF the following patterns viz Moore wiley
Peaooek Hoekendorn Scrap iron Of all kinds taken
In exchange for Castings We hope by strict attention
to buness and by charging moderate prices 10 merit
u shsre OF publis patronage.
JOHN cHURNsIDE SON.
Of the Old Foundry, New Castle, Dol.
N.B-orders for Respsrs and Mowers and ali Kinds Of
Agricultural Implements respectfully solicited.
march s-6mos j. 81 A sop
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

THE desirable property sta ted u Water and Orange
Streets, Wilmington, Del This pre- psrty is splendidy
located for Lumber or Coal trade II extends from tho
Railroad 70 the christana river, distance Of 456 feet
with wharfage 0tt75 feet, and nino eet of water al
lev tide. For further particulars apply to
J0aNA HARBIe
iy l2H Water Abd OrRnge
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

From Samuel Prior, No. 81 Stockton Street. Trenton N
Suffered from the Effects OF Bun-stroke with pain In
my head, back Of my neck and high state
element, and confined to my room. Was sured by
Dr. Turner and consider his the
pleasant ever experienced.
certify to the above and have received benefit my.
self D. Y ROBINSON
Pastor of Messiah Church
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

From JOHN soIDEL, West Fairvlew. Harrisburg Pa
Was afflicted with Lung and Throat Disease which had
resisted the best efforts that could be obtaued Was
cured to my surprise AID pleasure by Dr. Turner by
few inhalationS refer to my Testimonial In tho hands
Of DR.. Turner.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

$4,000 tickets will be rod at 81 each-75, 900 pre-
sens awarded valued at $3.50 Of the prchts
TO be given TO the Soldiers National Orphans Home
Fund $500 to the Washington Male and Female Orphan
Asylum the balance, after deductng expenses to be paid
to the Treasurer OF the Soldiers and saors Unio Of
Washington, d c.
TICKETS CAN Re OBTAINED OF y. NoLEN, NO. 21O
WEST FOURTH STREET, WILMINGTON, DEL. OH
WILL BE SENT BY MAIL TO ANY ADDRESS, ON
kEoEIPT OF PRICE, AND STAMP.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

| From ]. y. GRAHAM, Mcclellan House, Harrisburg
Was afflicted with Lung aud Throat Disease OF eiglt
year, standing Was cured by Dr. Turner and refer TO
my testimonial in his hands.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

from PHILIP CHRISTMAN. corner Second aud North
Streets Harrisburg, Pa.
Was suhs ing with Nervous Debility, and thought 1
should have e go to the insane asylum believed there
these there more than my self Was cured by
DR. Turner after exhausting all within my reach
fr four years Would be pleased afford any fu rthtr
information. hereby certify to this cure.
ELI VI. MlA, lieut. 10th Rep,t V r c.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26

[From MARY GEIsER, State St., near Front, Harris
burg, la.
Was Ill ced with pain In aud around tho breast. 1
have doGtpred from Ohio to Harrisburg without hndng
relief Could hear my cough for square. Yves cured
by Dr. Turner In months time, and as we'll as
was May refer to me personally. or to my testi-
monial, in DR.. Turner's possession.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26


burg, Pa.
Had suffered for years with Nervous Debility; had got
into such condition to be unable to attend to nv
business Was cured by Dr. Turner Ia Ave treatm t.
May Apply to me personally, or TO my In DR..
Turner u possession.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-26
TESTIMONIAI,S,

From Mira JANE DENT, Hodaysburg, Blair Co.. Pa ]
Was cured OF COnsum pton, which he'd iesisted all
other rcuedles in one month; has attended to her
household duties and enjoyed uninterrupted good health
since her treatment FIR further Information refer to
my testimonial in the hands Of DR.. Turner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
Keep Disease at Bay.

Invaids broken down in health and spirits by Chro.
nc Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible exhaustion
which follows tho attacks of acute disease the teao-
ny Of thousands who have been raised by miracle
from similar state Of prostratiop that BIZ tha
STOMACH BIT'rReAay be strengthened and restore,
TO those who stand in peril OF epIdemics In an
who by reason OF exposure prvstiops - I'D upconoa.
NAL Smatc ort.-aleathy pursnits. u.ay a. o., -.
be stricken down. this paragraph is most particularly
and ephaticay addressed. You, who arc thus situa-
ted, are proered absolute safeguard against the
danger that menances you Tone and regulate the sy1
tenn with this harmless medicinal Smulhnt and Alto
ratve, and you will be forear med against the malades
whose seeds foat around you In the air HOS
TETTRR's STOMACH BITTERs not only q stand
Tonic and Alternative throughout tho United stateB
they accredited the certificates Of tho moot
distinguished citizens OF the Union, to the people OF s
lands In Canada. Australia, and the West Indies
they gradually taking the place OF oil other stomaoh-
ics whether native foreign, and surely as truth s
progressive and overthrows doubt, they
will eventually supersede every other Inyigorant and
| Restorative now employed in medicinal practice.
June1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
OBITUARY.

This brief notice records the death of WALTER Boil.
oEn son OF hlrs e. a. and Mr.. NJ BoIaRR who fell a
victim TO disease Of the spine, the 4th of June at
the age OF 10 years. months and l3 days For eight
years constitution unusually vigorous and spirit won
aeriuy tenacious OF life, sustained the little sufferer Ia
his struggle with weakness and anguish
The mind had precocious development as tho bodv
wasted away His inte lgence, his unswerving truth
fulness and bis patient iortitude awakened tender
sense OF interest and admiration among
much more In those whose daily minisratons OF love
and service endeared lie to tho suffering and slowly
dying child. '
The tears OF natural flow now that he Ia eouo:
but to him how blessed the rcleaae-to them how sweet
the hope Of reunion in TINT world where g. all
complatn 81 am sick where tears shall be sauncL.
cd by Gods hand where the families gathered in the
mansions OF their Fathers houie shall be parted no
more forever! A nobler harmony than that which
ly repoBe
We give him to his God!
The harp 30 deeply strung
Doth need master hand
Its silver cords among;
Though love full pains did take
Its music to prolong,
Yet, only Heaven can wake
Its most exstatc song. E.TW
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-12
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marriage occupation, leading traits OF character 80
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color Of eyes and hair, and enclosing fifty cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will 70
ceivs the picture by return mall together with desired
information.
Address in confidence Madame GERTRUDE REM.
INdToN. P. o. Box 2s7. West Troy, N. Y.
Mays tuths3mo