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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

aLpEnNEV CArrLE AND TnEIa CROSSES
E1ds CO., Cont your paper of June Ia. |
notice communication IRON Mr. !. P. Orstner
OF ScauylsrvnIe, N. Y, giving the vie of
butter from his COW for tue month of psy.
va % pGunds-Slso for the first week ia
Ju ie, IA pounds ounces, on good pasture
snd fur qulrts of meal and rye shorts per
ia! "ni believing that the yields of butter
anu itd price, interests as many of your
readers probably as any other subject, It4ke
the liberty OF giving you my experience, and
I'cts that can substantiate.
some SIX or seven years ago, m3 attention
vas CALLED By friend, to the superior uusl-
tiles OF the mild aud buttar OF tho thoro,Iyh.
Ored Alderney cows, he having imported sew.
erAl i)r his own use. had admired IN, ir
beauty, and hae head and limbs, tnt cousid.
cred them osiy very pre,tJ lawn ornaments.
hud pets suitable only for rich retired gen.
'enisu' hy friend being very anxious TO con-
vince me ol MY Orror, presented me- with a
thorough bred bull calf | commenced eros.
sing win Ayrshires, select natives, Dsyons.
snort h1rusi aud Na1agasears, and after
more than six years experiences, have salts.
NED myself, and can demonstrate to any fair.
unpfrldd' ced mind, that the great value /
Alderney stock l., that it 10 abjulutely intis.
pensaole II crossing, for the production Of the
most valuable and highest type O: COW. for
ooIn rioh "sd poor, family and dairy in this
country.
h5 ewn rretererrs fer breed "a half Alder
neg aaa nj Ayrsairei next to that good Sc
,9eleu Ai'lFrsi then DeVous; last, Short.
h,ths' nave never yet seen baif blood
Aiaeruey CO" mat gave poor milk. If auy
ci tue readers o. tbe Country Gentleman have
! should ltao 20 bear from them.
ny own nerd ~ full bloods and grades
conpfise4 over 100 hs.l, forty odd If whieh
are neii.Fs aud cowI now 10 milk. and comiuc
Ia inns SUMMER and TN one OF which, not 4
I'LL blood nat hasa strain OF Ayrshire ia her
nss produced IN srvea days, on good pasture,
anu no other tsed, Is pounds ouures OF but.
ter, beside supplying tue family OF i've persons
Win MIX snhcient for tea, foe, &c, Ihsve
severn! grades that, Ia shor! asture, and 4
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
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UNION NATIONAL CONVENTION


CALL CT TIE SourusnN JTyioytsTs
W.suvornv I,,,il M, c,roui,,;,b.
call tor a Conron,;on NJ ,ha Sn,,,t" ~,
ists ~ ha MA =, IaSa ne nm 9n'oh.
citv of phiI,daInh;s on H. a., wa.aa
Ss,,amba, Isee Va
80,
~ ms Logi' oNi'H'S' !" inc oo@
"rhe great issue is upon us. The m j1rity
in Congress endits supporters h'u,ly dec
that the rights of the ciiz II onumerdt "A the
Constitution and est,b ished by the gu RENE
law must he mtntlitei i1'i pla'e. Rencls
and Rioal rynpAih1n"i A'ser' thlt the rights
oi the ci'iE ma mu be bl,lo the S'atealene
aud und.r such regulation ~ the respective
States choose voluntary to prescriba.
We have seen this dnc'rine OF Sgtte suyer-
| eighty C Ti'1 out ia it's pricticll rcsults until
| ell authority in C!aSresI WAS d,ni j; the
| U lioa temporarily da,ttoyed; III, c1rs.i.u
tions' rights If tho ci''z,nI or the South nelrly
ennihiated and the land d. Isolated by civil
war.
"fhn time has cine when the recoustruc.
tion OF SlGthcrn state G ,yprnn.nt4 must be
laid on clus itu,iond principles. or tho dos
pl'i'm grown up under m ptr3cious lea Ter
ship be permitted T. remain.
"We know Of 10 o.h.r ptau tam tha. Con.
sress, uader its constitutional powers, shall
now exercises ig4 authority to el:abli,h the
pfinci1le whsreby protection is made coex.ea.
sive wi citizenship.
ave maintain thatno State either Nv its
organic law or legislation, eau make trans
grtssinn on the rights of the citiz an leeiti tte
We demand aud a X You to concur n dem I'd
ing protection to every ci izer Of this great
Republic on the basi5 of tqla'ity before the
law and fur her, that no State Governme1,
| ali 1uld be rec 1gnizei a. leyitmtte under the
Conslitu I'm In SO far az Il does not, by ils or
gsnic law make impartial protection, full an
complete Ulder the doc,rlne OF State soyer
eighty, with 4 .bes la the foreground CONTROL.
ing Southern lsgisla ion, and embitterel b,
disuppoiutm. nt In their schemes to destroy 10
uion, there will be no safety for The loyal ell
enent of the South. Our reliance for prntsc.
tion 10 now on Congress, and the rrrs, Uui,t
,, party has stood, and ia stardur, by the M
locality, BIZ tn c3usts,ulioua RIGHTS Of toe
citi,en; and by The heuedcaat priu u, el of fire.,
government. For thu purpose OF b-iuJiug h,
loyal 1ioni5is oftte South iulo iutinc,i,r
again with the true friends Of republican vov
erument in the Norh, we invite yon to sout
delegates in go,dly number, from all tn,
r southern States ncluding Missouri; K.n,uck,
Yves. Virginia, Maryland aud Delaware, t,
meet at Independence Hail, in the civ OF Pail
I aielph,a, on the drst Moai,y of Septembe
g, next. |. is proposed tina. we should meet IA,
! that tin) to recommend naaspres tor the es-
tablishmen, of such rovernmsn; i, tho Sou h
' a, acc3ri is with aad nro,ecl5 the ri,b.l nal
citz,us
ava trnst mi, call will bp r,a,opdaJ +, IA,
numsr,u, delegati5ng of sucS a, r e"r til
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
AGRICU T q r E,

IULrivATlEG THE PsACH.-Ihtrs eau b, NO
question but that the cultivation of the peach
when pursued inteiligently not only In tho
light soils of New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
land but in the fine loamy soils of Pennsylva.
MIA, could be made, not only remunerating,
butts largely profitable crop. Indeed, all that
Il necessary to secure this desirable object. is
to give NJ much attention to this crop, as is
usually bestowed upon crop of potatoes,
corn or when.
la the fra place, the best varieties should
be provided, which every farmer SHOULD secure
himaelt, after the first lot of trees has been
purchased and select those adopted to his
sail aud lo,ation, by raising fcom the seed
CT bis own trees, aud then budding, which
every farmer should do tor himself, and which
once seen done, il AS easily performed as cut
ting potatoes for planting.
| In the second place, careful Transatlantic.
| followed by subsequent cultlvAting; is
| by keeping the soil about them oose aud free
from grass-scattering handful of salt about
each tree annually, to prevent the yellows--
| oafe'nliy, twice yesr-JPring and early in the
aatunn-tsrretilg out the worm For this
purpose sharp pointed kpiis and a piece Of
wire, ore tho best, No stakes are necessary
in trausplauting tho peach, as supports; aud
the tree should not DO set quite so deeply al il
| stood In the nursery.
Much depends upon the care of the peach
tree 1t should bs annually shortsaed ia, to
| within an inoh or two OF the old wood, "a ch
ones judgement being the rule.
A tree ia good health will boar uniformly
| throughout all it's brasches, and the leaves be
OF a deep green color. Tho trees NAV staud
twelve or fifteen tcst apart-the latter distance
| is perhaps u bs preferred. For the fsst two
years, meto9s, turnips, ruta bagas, or auy
light crop can be raised upon tbs same ground
without injury to the treas.
| In Plating the pits OF the peach which
should be done In September, or early In DC.
toberi SET them with the sharp end )wu this
being the natural position OF the seed. There
should always he two peach orohsrds-one in
fall bestipg, while the oher /. m ,turlng -
But there IL no reason IN the world why each
treea should not b. productive for ten or q =
teen years. If properly cultivated, this te-
SAT-. IN majority cases might be essy at
tanned.
la many parts OF Nav Jersey, visited by us
we have seen as much negligence In manak
log the pe'ca, AS with the other crops Of the
iarm, to which it WAS not so we'll adapi ed -
We have seen large orchards, which had been
wholly neglected, with the 6ager OF death
| upon them in three years.
In the lower eectiJns of Chester, Lancaster
Adams ard rome other couuties, large guam
titles OF peaches are annually obtained. We
| oelevs their eulture in IL ese sections can bt
date farther back than in Delaware or Mary.
lant 10 certain portions of Delaware and
Backs countieS, We have also seen excelen
peach orchards. There IL no reason 10 the
word why almost every Middle and Roth
era State should not raise enough for hom,
supply, both in the ripe and dry condition.
GermAutowu Telegraph.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
DELAWARE FARMS ron SAFE

ssgsa. large number of Farms In Kent and An ,.ex
lflu Counties offered cheap and on easy trr,ns Of
lf,EIs payment. Farms may be had of any desirable
size, nom ta acres to five hundred and IN the ynrous
stages 81 Representation very good to very
Asagcncrsi thing tn all have plenty Of good timber
and got water are ucatei in healthy situations couye
Oient to both Railroad and Water cOmmu nicston and
arc particularly ndsptel to the culture OF Peaches
Strawberries and other trn'ts beldes swe toes
vegetables &C. and will under proper cultivation Weld
as nurh Wheat aud Corn and other cereals as any
In the country large portion Ofhese lands have con
rented ont for series of large FARMS and
tncy arc generally deficient IN buidins4 and Other i'm
pJovsmcns, but toe soil lie naturally fertile
ana with .sht expense can be made highly productive
lar1a Northern emigration 8 now pouring into tho
lower part Of the State, DuYng mp suGdivding occupy
Tag aud Improving these lands thereby sure at
an eIIy dag that lower Delaware will he Whit nature
arhsnei herths greatest r and re0etable garden 81
lee coatry circulars Issued uyory mouth oI Fratutous
distribution Branch o1cos have been opened 81 VIII
mington Dover and Brdseville For further
apply to or address, A. r. JOHNSTON,
c.-.,.,..,,,, Milford, Delaware,
WILLIAM PEESrON Agent wilmin ron DJ
DAVID S. YARpLEl, =" Dover !"
l. DAMON, BrId rsyua :.
AGsf-G. ub D. nj N,gnt.a :
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

quarts Ct shipstuf, are new making more than
two pounds Of butter per day, and msuy that
six quarts eff their milk will make more than
one pound Of butter.
We'll may You, Nessrs. Editors, make plea
for the Alderaeys" Some may think thi,
special pleading. as am a party interested
gu. wnat say OF TINS stock ! will prove to
any gentleman who will take the trouble 10
examine, weigh and measure for himself -
Thomas Fitch New Lo. don. Conn.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
REMARKS OF TIE PRESS,


N RshiRKIsLK CASE Some four or eve waeks am.
son Of ssmuel synder resid o. Win Mr Sanns1 VIZ ~
@, .hss cys was stricken with paraiysia his right
IN this condition, Dr. Turasr wss osisd 10 ersmns
almost entirely cured He has the free 1. tsa %
sled arm, and can wslk with but lille difiellty Tia
70 Dc entirely cured la few days This 10 one
notice, and but smother instance in Sich mr. OUT
nsr nal relieved IN stnctsd fellow heinz who n "a
nave remainoo helpess cri pple durins llfe
tprom the Harrisburg Teigraphl
~ ouA htApxhs'-H4 airing much of Dr. Turner's
ali otbsp 1a Earonie Diseases which have resistod
vssusstion into the manner aud mode OF hIs tTest-
csp.,n Hy when We learn that the Doctor,
10 imRreEnstins the Blood xs m hi. "nesesied
.no1,Eh me lungs thereby GETTING a. once 10 he
not saSIsataa IN n his medicine IN IFS purity and
ATTessdina its passage throu h the stomach
Doctor used to accomplish this purpose, the
eng ytcians and the same as he has SD fhrpnSh
soa ling pr1eties Of the allopataio system Bryoni
hSIp baf Doctor has perfected system that earnof
is nus, be hailed with pleasure a. least BY those
~ ,Ef long yssrs have been suffering With disease
o.. aenronie nature We base this on the grounds OF
our own abserystons, and from parties who ! ave
been cured By this process, infornIns US that thy
aGe'orea for long time without relief but I'M
s.. The DOetos n sSrss IN our 'e es
sses Sssndas 70 Ise Lusa"ss IN
nspny spirin AZ the result of ihe Doctors skill 1t
y to see the rapid reeoyernEs
sstsfy tbsmssyss a he could
oss foy day b.ivssn the hours q pins spd ssevs
~-Lsttsrs of Inquiry, containing
stamps will be answered.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

CLOSE or TUE WAR IN EUaoPg Whom the
War commenced IN Europe, 1t wac an'iclpl ed
oJ publcI5ts and poIuclals that it would be
OF short coauauAnce Tsis anticipation was
correct, Between tbs fJrmal declaration of
near Luiowa, Ga Jnly, 81, only three W 4ess
had iatetvened. In tha, brief interval, Prds.
s'a I'D occupied H4n3Vs-i Hesae, aud SaxoRy,
invaded Bonen'a, hal two or three severe
contests WITH the Auj:riaus lin which both
ctai,ned The victory aud uow have given such
03np DC man tina. It wholly rested with Prince
Cddries a Prussia, at the latas, dIte whether
le should press on, fJ!lOw.ng up the edgan-
ttgeI he hId gained, and kuock for entrance
AZ tbs "a e3 oil Vienna. The Contest has been
carried Oh with stsaE spirit 90 b tn sides,
out Marshal Ban91ek, the Austrian generals
sttuo. and r-pute1 to 70 one OF the best com
mlnders 10 lrOgs ma not realized anything
ike what was expected from hin. With a
One army ut bis disposal ho lolLersd ia laA,.
.l1n, while toe Pfusaians wers ylgilaUs aud
acsive, VITA all the euthusiam resulting f;om
TIE last that they were acting on the sfensiye
Tee re .uit s--the Emperor of Austria has
Communicated 10 tue Emperor Napoleon that
bay.os yiadto at@t sho hoaor OF ale arps la It,
ally by beating Victor bnsouel IN tue pitched
battle Of June 81 h), be now eedes Vene:ia 10
Napoleon, and AGO ,pts his mediation for the
restoration OF peaoo Napoleon has commu.
a.olted with Prussia aad Italy, but there had
not bsen time 10 receive Q reply. Most Ureb-
ably hosu.it.s5 viii bs uSpeadei aud the terms
| Of peaco arranged b general Congress ~
| Paris.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
FARM FOfs SALE.

45yA The subscribers offer private SALE the fnrv.
kstM on which they reside, situate ia white Oiss
lA.IlSl Croea Hundred, on the turnpike about txs
miles from the village of ChrsanA ono from Cooohs
Bridge, three miles FROM tho Rsiroad Station ut N.we
tvu from the Bear Station and ten miles west from ~
city u Wilmington. II contains asree forty of Vita
are In good Timber The land Ia divided Into ave isaa
~ good fence aud 10 IL good state Of cultivation Tks
under, and good we'll OF water at the door WaRNa
House oEaaaTy Iaru aud other outbuildinKs There Il
good Apple Orchard and other kinda Of Fruit Tss
farm ~. adapted to raising all kinds Grain and drAss
and Is vii uosihy the attention any Que wishing to ~.
gage In agricultural pursuits Mills aud Churohs,
are ,osoat and the neShtOshood 10 an improvinA
And Assirsble Tere easy Possession giy.s
this fan u rsazlred. David POOIIE
Nays lOaRpIJ pn1IJh
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
EarIn for > lie ir Nent ConnIY. Del

-. IA Tie snhleri'rr odsis for sae. his farm com
H q taauius $ Acres Lying ON both sides OF tho
g.yH u lt"irs Railroad, uenr DUPONT Station and
Fs1sF Thin miles OF VEG, the land is generally
nigh and rsns and 10 good Siato of Cultivation hsy
lug been chilly improved with lime and clover tho sol
well suited to raising peaches, there Is now on the
place smali orchard hearing; . running stream Of
water houn Il no slo OF the fln It ia eonvenent to
churches, schools mills railroad and uavgatlop abe at
100 Aces are unlcr cultivation balance woodland; A
rg proportion OF which is chestnut timber; tho ~ id
ing a'c rhhaFy but oOnpttiblS peach growers or
ueE-ts or Hhy oh1 wanting farm to live upon this
farm Is el+dp, and will be sold a bargain Terms made
AecoinDodatinx Tue personal property comprising the
s1ark ."i tanning implements. wal be ,old wi II the
itrm II drHrrd Is II ar n TONNsPND
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

IEc1nAF'6s OF GaAvEs -TAs C3arlenton
tnn'tar Il 80 MI account Of to. d,olra,.on Fl
tie :, aves Of tbs ooafeierAe deld 81: Gfes.y Q
3 G, l'say5 Osel ihJgsadd ys-soas asrtle.
lptt'4 n tee eS7rcisss. rte ord II uftus iirc,,,
aion embraced eleven young lad c ad in
"hi'e. aui rearessaiin; Tho several Coatcder.
a'e S go lost OF lie storqs Of the yllae.
were closed, and the te.is u re churches wei
rolled.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

hAAA oontainlnx 4sS scrsa rituai ed near C;reen
VEsAy good Station, on tha Delaware Railroad On
fGS the liue beiws.n Kent and sussex Coontiss,
Del This property Ia divided into convep spt u-Ies
good portion Timber, mostly White Oak about "
R'resset In Peach Trees. of choice varieties; 10
sitSi pse!aE Que nan. House, nearly newt sta
Khun Mill, which has been In operation two seasons
ana don. e2nsi ierable business The arai will divide
In tive, with house each. Will be sold low and ON
sesy terms The tenant, samuel P, RRwey, viii axe
For particulars as to terms, &o,, address
May24..m N.ynort p a nniass.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

rfIE deiratle property stu ted Water and Orange
Streets, Wilmington, Def TINS pre- perry IL splsndidy
located for Lumber Coal trade as extends from tLe
R,ilresd to the Christina river distance Of ass et
with wharfage Of 555 feet and pine set Of water al
low tide. For further particular apply 70
Iyl2n sorner Wetsr AID Orange Sta.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

SHIRTS Of our Celebrated pattern a. reduced
prices Manufacturing tbs huen We use has
greatly GdvAaaei, geu.isDea of coed TASTE Ia
TariablY leave thslr orders for shirts AT Dough.
toms No. sos Market Street. We warrant
e..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
FOR SALE.

X2xiA Farm OF Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
Ie!im ACRES In Appoquinimuk Hundred New Castle
Isl2l -cousty ~ miles from Townsend Station, Del
Railroad, and lyus upon naViYabls water-from thirty
~ forty acres Of woodlandsood House and Barn Prits
SO acre For further particulars apply sddrss
MayllM David 8. YARDLEY. DnNsr Dol.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
ror snio n Farm M .1n-..-----

5-,S Lying gu Elk River, 6 miles from Rlkton Sta.
ETIs1 lion, and from North East. One half uudor
sHes eultlvat'oni the rest in chestnut and oak tim
-s-4ber. Apple and Peach Orchards, and variety
other ontbuildings Terms liberal Possession oiyen
immetia ely For pntieularsspply to HOWARD TITUS
Elkton, Nd, on the farm
lnlY II 3Y lAaEpu q nf,In
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
ZOE, ORIrAn1

NE shbserher takes tins occasion 10 inform nart,ss
popSre sing nc Mis- the ensuing SUMNER he is
PIepsren 10 supply thom with the bos and moat snern
Ice Cream lie will also attend 10 NC Ess lit ~
nta snpny e purs Cream, giving the highest
% It e.'nis AL who desire his services, will please
oaII AZ ms residence, corner OF Eighth and Madison n.
may 2i3m CHARsEs pRo am AZ o.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

FROM samuel Prior, M. 81 Stockton Street Trenton N
hsn fed from the tns Ut snn.stoke Win 1ain in
my head bae1Of my neck and high state Of nsryou.
element, And vas confined to my roou Was csf,, Nv
Dr. Turner and consider system OF tr,atmo Al m
pleasant ever experienced, -''' ''Ao uI'''
certify to the above, and have reoe we'd benefit ,oy
''L D. Y ROBINSON,
Pastor Of Messiah Church
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
THE LAME WALK! .
No Infectious Diseases Treated.
Mercury drawn from the System.
THE ELIXIR OF LIFE.

compound Medieated Inhalation. So perfectly and
necurseiy are al It's parts combined that nothing but
nese nhaation' are breathed directly into tbs Lungs
Wnoeny the blood Is imprexnst cd with tho inedicu n
purity, and is not subjected 10 the various
GuNaees offending its passage through the stomach
hoy ARE unlike anything over combined In THE or any
rnahty to every part 81 the system
In cases Of CONsUmPTION the cnee,a are such
" @ sys,em o. practice has ever accomplished
immediately Immediately in a, almost every instance.
Gases OF EXPLANATORY RHBUMATIsM Tell d
nently. '"'' re -H'
Ihe hheations have been administered to thousands
always with the bappiest results.
"A rue teelmoniss herewith appended tho voluntary
ounks OF grateful parties who have found relief and
treAtmont' after txhaastiug all other known
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
~ 10 lf7o' u l1hUNFF1.
Shester county Farm for SALE

feHt a Farm IN Frank In Tow uship, Chester County
ENi1 Pa, Containing one huodred and twenty one
4H acres, one hundred Of which Is cleared tho bal
aues sJod NO land The land in high state Of cuti.
yGtipu, and watr 10 all thu fields one The improve.
meuts consist OF HOUSE. containing eight rooms "a don
BILE decHer Barn, tenant house and Stable 1t IL with
Ia hve mi 90 Of lime ouure5. and ab 4ut six miles from
p. W. &B Road. will be sold low, and porses.an
given 25th March mkt Applyti
THOS. j. MAHAFFY, Sd and King straata
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

tProm Il. j. HARRIS, Merchant, Market Street Hartis
burg, Pa.
MAD annsrsd for years with Nervous Debility had got
sueh cond tion as to be unAbls 10 attend 10 M
Ma, iPy to S p7ra1nay, or to my Testimonial In Dr.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

THE subscriber Ia prepared to furnish Ice cream
nuhdIed to parties pic MICS, families at eiS0 Dor
s9ni OF forty cents per quart. He will also attend
tne Nsw castle market twice week where he will esn
" retail may 81 Nv JoaEPH WATERHOUsB'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

from john schcols, Ne ss Hanover St, Trenton N J
WAS suffering with Liver Disease; 10 faes I'd eln.
~ 0o'pse ks hue the most violent rubbing or shaping
would not redeem the skin Was treated Tor veal Le
lore applying TO DR.. Turner Was cursed BY him In /.
MONTH and have enjoyed good health ever since Refer
V he OF my test4monlal In the banls Of DE-. Turner
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
ully. &C. sTorsENBuRs

st. Augustine, May 22d, 1885,
John ltamo, F.q-Dsar sir;-Yours o. the isth rama
~ hnd GUY In reply would soy that consider the
onion ran No. l, article, have used II Ia cleaning
Whs" corn o,ta aGl II hiss given great SAT- sac.
Ton MY neiRhborn htys u4td 1t on nnerent Hind. Of
h soeo, aud pronouncett ths best that pur o.e
mn they nave e'er seon II my name will ba nj
any use To sou, you nIe welcome to ussit
fouts very truly,
C Walter,
may Ll-o@ McDonough, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19
tPlom PUMP CuRIsrMAN o,rr,r v,,a..,.., =,

lftom PHILLIP cuR1sTMAN, o1rnsr Second aud North
strosis, hnrrisbu-g, p. ~
Was tuns log with Nervous Debility, and tho.vht 7
should have te 10 to the insane asylum believed Tho,
Neis nere there more sane than sell Was cure Ly
turner alter sAhaustiog all means within NV r,aeS
f ioar years Would be pleased to afford AM fifthtr
iniormaton hereby certify to this core
Eli d. MIN, Lieut.. lBth Rrp't Y T. Z
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

|eHiH "a sood cook, n the Och Avenue board
ing H9us'' lnzi u J. A. BRovs
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

z-l Tue suhsa,tbus ofIora at pllvato sale a ANAL
- 'arn, stuucd In CnristianL lIundrei about
kseal eHmlles from Whining .ou, the road leading
49, 10 Csuisvilo to Newport. I'D Joining land, u
Witli TN t0Vthnr, Aorthnn Palmer and other, C,u,
t"ninE coy hircs, less from twelve Ia fourteen
herns 81 torNing timber principally ohesbut CHI leo
Hler 9I iruit, buildugs good, will be scid reason
able AMI on easy terms,
june 23-tf IGARRETT pYLH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-19

tFrOm MARY GEisER, State ST., near Front, Harris.
burg, ia.
vas tn cited with pain iu aud around tho br..s, 7
have doetorsd from Ohio to HaYnsbnrg without GoSin
, re- S uon,d bear my cngh for sqlaro WA rare
Dy Dr. Turntr In u mChths time, ami am as NsI a,
ever was. May refer u me personally ar 70 as
mouial, in Dr. rurnur's pos.ssslun - ''' 'A"'