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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-04
Another Ieto Of iIigh Prices.

CCI. ONr 4opf IL y. D. ". VED
Another le5o Of High Prices.
r!HHE undersigned ha. opened a New Store
/ in the borough of Patterson where Re re-
spcctfully invites share Of the patronage of
his former customers and the public ger craI-
ly. His stock consists in part Of
Flaiu and Fancy silks. Popiias, NcLa.r. IL
vaccae. French Morinos, De i.aius, Cling
hams, Prints, Sc. Every description
Of orr GCCCS, such as
Brown 1, Bleachei MusI.ns,
Tickings, Checks, Cot
ton and Linen Ia
BILE Diaper
Crash,
NankeeEs,
prilliars, SC. &,
Fancy and Plain Ca,si-
mcrrs. S.-iiue:ts. TwocIs.
Kentucky Jeans, Flarnels Liucrs
Hoop Skirts Of every Strir. Grocer.
les Of every description. Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Cap, IleeGswa.e, Looking Giasses.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Ladies Trimmings aal White Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Eattons, sc.
Call and examine NY stock. You viii frI
NE in the Pcursyh N aniI lousa, Main stree,
Patterson, Pa.
Country PrOIuee taken in exa,arre fc-
goods. F. u. MICKEY.
August 2s, lSG7-tf.
\ .ss faeH p G4TcE ,,4 [e..5o 'o &c, yo"' r5 5oi. @
tiu-I.n E1i,r:r- Establishment solieits a.
dcrs Of the c..izS3s Of N;flintcra. Patterson
ana surrounding country.
We Knit Stockings of. ali shares si.es. col,rl
AMI Of every kiai OF yarn. Our uaehiu"s
make precisely the same stitch IS was laal,
ty our mothers aaj foremoders, and orr
work viii out-vear and ct nearer than t.,
work Of the most 5e~trous femc:iue fngc~s
Send your yarn y Adams Express OF e,ber-
wise accompanied ~ tie directions. aad Nc
will make work that " u please yen. Scarts.
Afgtans. Taps Of all Kinds, Stcea,hss, Socks
faE ladies' men, boys girls an. r.';,iren sus-
reaIors rats AM numerous other articles --
Our Ir.acipal work i on stocking, H.'ttcas
ana s9,leu-eFs' y.
lanes az i'iSSeS s''cA'nss' per par &c
@eHS s'c"s' PC
s:sf'AlciS' -uc-
Gi'.,T-'' VI go
:, rh1Ii'tl's i,''s'i s'ochInss' -
III yarns can be forwarded and safely re-
! IL ~ ~" ''S -I" I'y . o''i"s Noh'
ajlree5
LAME KNITTING ESTABLISHMENT.
Oct. Pm. Huntingdon, IA.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-04
Cbr S;5aaiata ssn'incl.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, December 4, 's67
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-04
fEiIEADEE?iiIA HAHaETS,

Corrected weekly by Frow & Parker.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

CoLoRED Pic-NIc.-The colored people of Fred
erica and the surrounding country had very
pleasant picnic In DIR. Whiteley's woods OF
Thursday, the 18th inst. -Four Sunday School.
called the "unon " "Berytown," "Union Beth
el," and John Wesley" with their friends to
the number Of 600 to 700 assembled to spend the
day in the woods. A free dinner was provided
for all. An interesting feature of the occasion
was Tho singular but good looking Continental
hat worn by the young men decorated with rib
bons and roscttrs; these young men and an equal
number of young ladies who also wore a tempo.
rary fiat highly decorated for the occasion; were
styled tho singers, and under the command of a
Captain marched around the grounds and sang
some choice pieces selected for their appropriate
ness, after which they were all arranged In cir
Gle and very handsome silk banner was pre-
scented to one of the schools.
An address was then made by the Rev. VIM.
II. Chase in which he compared the condition Of
the coored man now to their condition six years
ago. He cxhorted them 10 be good citizens and to
use every means In their power. TO educate them
selves and their children. The address was lis
tened to with marked attention, and many hearty
"amen" followed every allusion to the success Of
the great principles of liberty. The meeting was
very orderly one. not drunken man was to be
seen upon the ground. Mr.. Chase informs lis
that the colored people everywhere in his Circuit
are awakening up to the necessity Of educating
themselves so US to act intelligently and to he
come good citizens.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

The statements whether the President will
or will not remove Sheridan are conflicting.
That he would like to, is hardly question.
The story of the assassination of Bishop
Lamey and his party on the plains by the
Indians, seems to be totally without found
dation. .|e,... ,...0,.ft. LII a..,-..s.
NJ. Theirs made, on the 10th inst, most
overwhelming attack on the history of Louis
Napoleon's policyin Mexico. .. E.
The veto was not read to Secretary Stan
ton, and he consequently had no opportu-
nifty TO disapprove IL. All the other members
OF the Cabinet endorse it.
Walrussia has been added to the Military
Department of Washington Territory, of
which General Rousseau is commandment.
General Butler IS organizing the Commit
tee to investigate the assassination conspira-
cy. "U
1t is reported that the Mexican govern
ment has concluded to give up Maximilian's
body to Austria.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25


terms of tho recent excursiou of tbe American
,sin,' y, 'As - n.,; ,,. ., ,',,N,
mechanics, 10 prluse'on' Oh INC iltn' he THINKS
1t "one of the most respectable and most orderly
"parties of the kind he ever attended,"
f"''''' = - ,... ~.
ohcie Ao" As"h.
Jfessrs. Editors II only saw Uncle Toms
oo,n,,,n,oo,,on IN Tho r,o,,,,,nr,,, ~ ~ 17,,,
eoiln'uhiea''oii " Wy SoafMIHeiAi, VI eie l"h'
upon the eve OF leaving the city. The old gen.
tleman asserts that we " are filed with the milk
.s h,,o,, 1,;d,oss oro ,,ouo,,o,o,, 0a 49, 100
Vi n'".A n",".''' ~ WV" Na' We
arc much his junior, and us he asserts 1t, pre-
sumo we can do nothing less than plead guilty to
the 81 soft inpeaobment' however great the
It, 80, '.,,,, ,,,,a,s.,,
strulh upon our ho9ssy'
The nthe "good SOUL runs OIL to give reason
(Which undoubtedly every one knew, that read
.,,a,> IL, H., ,,,o.,,,,,,, A., - ,,.,
HIS aruciel why NJ inen''oneu 'ae ihrsc aispurs-
ments made here by the II. Il. Co.; to explain
schy certain train was put on the road-giying
,a ,n,,,ross;or ~ t,,o ,n,,o that a., o,,,;no ,,ro
-. mp $500 r ra 80 WV
or three baggage oars, and tonr TO SIX passenger
coaches were run over their road to convey the
mail. amin. and all nv &C snecial aereementn with
| thc nost oi,ice dcnartment- thcn dec,or;no.
that any nerson who got n ride on TINT train from
Rni,;m99rp to W;,m;nSton nv navimg for,,,' :, ,,a
nsnts MORE tom tha tase ion RitpSr ~ ph
odeInbio was extremely incky' and RECEIVED a
rroat e,,,nr from t,e II r * Nav Nossrs -
Editors, We juveniles fail to sec the point. -' o.
| Our Venerable Uncle saws that .slnst summer
the COMPANY did not even sell tickets Mt Balti
more far PhIadelph;a for the TAI train - also.
that iIany person from the South or West hold,
| ing thr6uph ticket dda STOP over at Wiminr.
ton. or any other point on the line of the road.
for tan DAYS, md 4 norson mrchnsinq n ticl n,
from Baitfmore To fLilndelphio. or either way
can ret n conductors cheek. allowing Them 4,
stop over at any point between the Two named
| placcs.r
Does 1t not seem from these Wholesale state
ments iii orr iJncie'' does not intend IN ~ive
tho nu6ic n wrong Immersion of Tie facts rs
thcy have existed for wears pusD that Uncle
| TOMS mind and memory are faiiing him
i do saw and know and meanlwiatI saw that
| mission by Il conductor on the p. w. a. n n II
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25
JOHN c. HARDNESS.
WIJsuNGroN, DEL, July 20 1867.

i"E 'RIisENTATIoS AT NORfoLK.-We gather
'"n 'heIxorfolk Firginian of July goth the fol-
"%Nlg account OF the recent presentations made
F Tile Washington Fire Company of this CITY to
lhclr Norfolk friends.
lie delegation from the Washington consisted
W Isaac q. Saxton, Jacob Richardson, Thomas
M'lchell, Geo. Mccall, Geo. c. Justison, Levi c.
nri, Lrvi iellegas, A. W. Nolen, w. /. SPRING
wy" Alex McClane 4. B. Headey and John Il.
Nluor.
rue delegation was met nj the wharf by Mayor
''"iow, Capt Larkin and u committee of rccel,-
"'a from the United Fire Company, and S. A.
."ocker and Others, delegation from tue WASH
"S"ii Base Ball club. The delegation was cs-
,"'''n to the National Hotel, and the gifts were
''"ehio The Mayors residence where they attr,ic-
WV 'nrongs Of admiring spectators. The work
"''Sip IN the magnificent silver set ind the fire
~ " seems To have drawn forth the plaudits OF
:" VINO saw It, and we doubt not that Norfolk
a"'p'e In search of sverware will hereafter be
eus 70 call on Headley Il Bush before going
'"'a wilmington to Philadelphia.
'"u presentation took place at 4 o'clock, and
N"0. Bird, ESQ.,, made the presentation speech,
""a " wns such clear manly expression of true
."aona sentiment. couched with dextcrity and
,' '" language 80 inoifensive that did space al
WV WE should publish II entire.
va was responded to in a few feeling remarks by
la asor Ludlow, after which DR.. y. C. Robinson
,,.' s ea,'ed on made some remarks complImen.
In' 70 'he State, and congratulated her on hay.
D., , 'uen talented young men to sustain her inter.
A. .na represent her sentiment, MS Mr.. Bird.
,o n'r the presentation ceremonies the party saI
nv INV" TO splendid banquet provided by the May
or a' ceremonies attendant on the presentation
ro0 "e morn to the United Fire Company wcr,
NV r''ny pleasant and interesting. Mr.. Bird mad,
s ms presentation speech and Capt. Larlsin re
, n, After this presentation followed th
w s,n Of fine picture of the engine to TN
n."' ''ngton Base Ball club, after which the com
''''? again sat down to grand collation..
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

GnAcE CnuRcII..-The work is progressing rap.
idly on the main building. The exterior Is al.
most finished, workmen are placing the felt cloth
IN the roof preparatory to receiving the slate A
large force Of men are now ut work on the Interior
The large arch In which the pulpit is to stand, and
the smaller arches on each SIDE one for the organ
and the other an imitation behind which arc two
good sized rooms, are shaped out. The whole in
terrier is being pushed forward together so that
no one part Is complete. One of the small stained
glass windows on the north side Is In however,
and is beautiful.
1t Is expected that the whole church will be
finished by October, and that II will be dedicated
during that month. 1t Is also expected that NIL
the nine Bishops of the NJ e. Church will be
present ut the dedication. The organ will be an
immense Affair." it is ut least double the size of any
In use in this city, and the largest and best in use
In any Methodist church In the United States. 1t
will contain three full banks of keys each of AZ
octivcs, also Pop pipes and AZ stops, 40 musical
and Imcclmnica The arch In which the organ
Will stand Is on the southern side of the church be-
tween the pulpit and the large tower. It has not
yet been decided what kind of bell will be used
in the tower, whether chimes or single bell.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

A GREAT IMrRovEMENT.-OurC City Council oc-
casionally exhibits timidity and want OF enter
prise which is rather provoking, but they fire.
quently on the other hand display very crafty
ing liberallty and public spirit.
The ordinance introduced on last council night
by Mr.. Plunkett, and which will unanimously
pass the body, is the forcrunner of an enterprise
the value and magnitude of which but few OF our
citizens appreciate. The ordinance is simply to
build Il sewer but that sewer is the main stem of
system Of sewerage which will drain all the low
grounds In the north eastern portion of the city !;
and this main stem with lis branches will ut once
turn ut least six, and we think eight, full sized
squares, now entirely valuelcss into excellent
building lots.
While the city has been pushing westward and
southwark, and even been extending on the east,
here, right in its centre, but stones throw from
densely populated sections, and within three
minutes walk Of the Oldest section OF the city,
there has been lying for some years now between
18th and 9th streets squares Of ground, the site OF
the old brick yards, which have not merely been
of no use for building purposes but which have
always contained pools and ponds of stagnant
water which made owners of other property in
| disposed TO build In the immediate neighborhood.
1t is these ponds Council now proposes to drain,
and to thus Gpen for building purposes all thu
now waste land in tl4i SECTION.
To give some idea of The plapHer IN which this
stimulates building there, we have only to state
that on the mere announcement that such an or
pass contracts were entered into for the erection
Il e
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

A GREAT IMPRovFMrsr We ,vere shown on
Tuesday, in Odessa, an important improvement
in the grain drill which will prove to be of much
value to farmers. We refer to G. G. Fosters
Fertilizer Attachment which will distribute all
kinds Of fertilizers now in use evenly over
the ground. II can be attached to the back of
any ordinary drill, but especially adapted to the
use Of Woods, Haines and Stoner's drills. The
agitatng shaft in the box Of the attachment is so
constructed that all Jumps are crushed and the
cup wheels each are provided with brass spring
which is continually scraping the Fertilizer from
the wheel, thereby preventing it from becoming
choked or gumed The works OF the Attach
ali times that It is doing its work properly. II
can be regulated so as 10 SOW $50 to 800 pounds TO
the acre. The whole cost is only $40, and no
farmer should be without it. DR.. w. N. Hamil-
ton of Odessa Del, is engaged in the manutac-
we would refer our readers to the advertisement
in DELAWARE TRIBUNE.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25
VIVIAN SYRUP.

A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE PRoTox-
IDE OF IRON, supplies the blood with it's LIFE
ELEMENT IRON, giving strength, vgor and new
life to the system.
If the thousands who are sunerxg from Dyspepsia,
Debility, Female Weakness &C., would but test the
virtues of the Peruvian Syrup. the effect would not
only astonish themselves but would please all their
friends for instead Of feeling cross, tall geneu and
miserable, they would be cheerful vigorous and &C.
tive.
DISTINGUISHED JURIST WRITES TO A
FRIEND AS FOLLOWS:
have tried the Peruvian Syrup and the result fully
snstains your prediction It has made new man Of
me. infused into my system new yigor and energy
1 am no longer tremuous and aebilltated, as when
you last saw me, but stronger, heartier, and with
larger capacity for labor mental and physical than
at any time during the last five years."
thousands have been changed by the use Of this
remedy from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to
strong, healthy and happy men and women and In
yalids cannot reasonably hesitate to give 1t trial.
The genuine has peruvian Syrup" blown in the
glass. "
A 80 page pamphlet will be sent free.
j. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
Sold by all Druggists
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25


eE- The Munr0e Doctrine.-There seems to be but
little difference Of opinion with the American PEG
application Of the Munroe Doctrine. MACMILLAN in
Mexico with his one hundred million in gold Offered
for his escape, was of no avail It was Of no earthly
COED to him. Naturally the Munroe Doctrine must
and will prevail and his end points directlyto tbs
sentiinents Of the American peoHde U9oH this con
she is rich in every thing that man wants in gold
and silver her soil abounds, and this in great de-
ditien; country with too much gold as is the case
with Mexico, can never thrive, be prosperous, and
happy; in this Napoleon has shown his weakness
in his experiments upon this continents his hiun-
ders in this affair has cost the French government
nearly hundred million Of dollars, SO says the Mont
ness there that was driven out there loss is estma-
ted to be over hfty millions Of dollars more Mexice
ti it becomes thoroughly Americanized; 1t wants
the enlightened American there; and it wants
among countless other things, cheap shse store
like that q Flanigens, 9Th and Market streets
Sayille Building
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

TnE MEANS should be raised for such an object as
educating the orphans of gallant soldiers and sail
ors within one month Let all who are able respond,
and 1t might be done in week. Let all who have no
disposition for charity, but simply want pictures and
want to purchase where they be had for the least
money buyo the Washington Library Company, of
Philadelphia, and more than enough might be real
lied in very short time Read advertisement
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

PEhsosAI.-AIajor w. B. Moore, editor of til,
San Antonio Express, one of the two or tire,
loyal newspapers Of Texas, honored us with .
call, on Tuesday. lie is u native OF Delaware
and resided, during his boyhood, in this city
Having moved to Illinois, he entered the service
during the war and after Its close settled In Tex
as He gives very encouraging reports of Tho
growth of u healthy national feeling, and excel.
lent prospects for the Republican cause through.
out the South.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

In ANOTHER column will be seen the announce
ment of Allen g. Needles, who advertise Super
Phosphates of Lime, Guano, &c. Their ferti-
llzers are said to be the best In the market and
these gentlemen are well known for their liberal
and straightforward manner OF doing business.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE fw1IMIlc5rorc DEL

AccIpESr.-A painter by the name Of Walker,
accidentally slipped through the second story
joists of building in Hcdgeville, on Saturday
afternoon, and fell to the ground. lie was picked
up In an inscnslble condition, and was found to
be considerably bruised about the body, and in
jurcd about the face. He is, now about again,
but unable to resume his duties.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

NEW Posr 0FrIcE.-A new Post Office has been
established at Houston Station, ON the Junction
& Breakwater Railroad. half way between Mil
ford and Harrington. Willard Richardson has
bcen appointed Post Master
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

The fellow who pleaded !" Rock me 10
Sleep, Mother, Rock me to Sleep has at
length been gratified. His mother, Welding
to his repeated solicitations, picked up
rock and rocked him to sleep. He hasn't
woke up yet. .-. l..-
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25
"a So

Umpire, NJ. ". Buell., Lenapl B. B. c.
Scorers, Oliver Brown, Arabs; Samuel Black,
Tammany.
Passed balls, Arabs 10, Tammany 8. Missed flies,
Arabs q. Tammanys Called balls, Arabs II, Ia
mmany II. Strikes Arabs 8, Tammany 10.
Time of game 8.15.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

STEAMBOAT LASDlSo.-Arrangeme having
been made by Captain Burns of the Ella H,ncor,
with Walton, Whann Il Co., by which the pas-
scugers on that boat will have much more con-
yenient landing place with reader access to IT,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25
delaware Triha,te
LOCAL NEWS.

PosrMAsrHns will please inform us Immediate
~ if any TRIRuSE subscriber at their Office re-
fuses to receive their paper.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

READ the advertisement of Baugh " Sons
elsewhere in to-days paper. Farmers who have
not given their manures a trial should do so tins
fall. They are not surpassed by any In the
,uarLpt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

REIEcrED.-Thc Senate, on Saturday, rejected
the nomination of John b. Pennington, to be u.
\. District Attorney for Delaware.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

NEw FouSpRY.-Messrs. L ~ A. Belts are
about To commence the erection of an immense
foundry adjoining their present extensive edge
tool works in the western part of the city, that
part now known as West Wilmington, but form
rrY called IIedpeYilln
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

fE- Found al last remedy that not only relieves
but cures that enemy Of mankind, Consumption, as
well as the numerous satellites which revolye around
l. In the shape OF Corghs, Colds, Bronchitis, Sore
Throat. Influenza, &c. The remedy we alludc t. Is
pr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, prepared by
Seth w. Fowe q Son, Boston.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25
Marriages.

CORBIN-TAYLOR-On June TO- 1867, by j. 8. VAL
entine, Mayor Mr.. David T. Corbin, Of New Castle
Co., Del, to Miss Caroline Taylor, Of Hamorton,
Czester County, Pa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25
sc r o F U A.

The Rev. George Storrs of Brooklyn, N. Y, says,
IN the Bible Examiner, by way Of apology for pub
cure Of his only son, Of scrofula "after dissolution
appeared inevitable" "We publish this statement,
not for pay but in gratitude to God who has ans
wered prayer and In justice to DIR. Anders; being
satisfied that there is Virtue in the Iodine Water
treatment which the readers of this Magazine will
thank its Editor for bringing to their notice"
Circulars free.
Dr.. H. Anders' Iodine Water is for sale by J. p
DiNSMORE, Proprietor, 81 Dey street, N Y, and by
all Druggists.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

suRrRIsE.-A few personal friends OF Rev.
'rlomas L. Poulson visited the parsonage. ut Del
awale City, last Saturday evening, and Rev. Eon
j Way, In b,half of the company, presented Mr..
p with II magnificent silver ice pitcher, as II
.tuhen Of regard
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25
o"nntsroSDEScE.-Thc following correspon-
dence will explain ITSELF

c"Hn.sroSDEScE.-The following correspon-
aence will explain ITSELF
M WILMINGTON, July Goth, 1867.
'"ioward NJ. jenkins, ESQ.,, Rev. William Ak
''k'n, and Rev. w. E. England, Awarding
CoEmittee:
"ESP }:MEN.-In behalf of the STATE NORMAL.
Slvksfi.y express thanks to you for the wis
10" and AZ :lity with which you have SO far dis
"afsed your sSuties as Awarding Committee.
regret, .taats owing to n misunderstanding, no
~'.Ad prize for original oratory was awarded,
-Aa think justice re9pired it. Allow me to ask
you to designate the person to whom 1t is due.
Yours truly,
JOHN c. HARDNESS.
VIJspNoToN, DEL, July 20 1867.
rh"r, HA#ESpsss .,--The Committee on Awards
.. Tue recent Commencement, regret that they
''a not understand yoxr request to designate the
''u'hd-best GRAFTON delivered on that occasion.
10 supply the deficiency, and complete the
performance of the duties intended to be assigned
U.s. We would name the oeatioa of Robert L.
smith, on "The Study of Nature, :" rs entitled to
'ne second pace.
we are very respectfully, &C.,
HOWARD NJ. JENKINS,
WILLIAM ALTMAN,
W. e. ENGLAND.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25

FATAL AcciDESr.--Mr. james A. Wolfe, O.
fell from cherry tree, on Monday
ciir 18th lust, and died on the following wednes-
.lay, from the effects of the injuries Mr.. Wolfe
Nas Deputy Prothonatory of Sussex county, and
a much esteemed citizen.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-07-25
TO FARMERS!

The undersigned having invented a Machine fhr
Drilling Phosphate, Guano, and
Other Fertilizers, ~.
(and filed caveat for the same. takes this method of
calling the attention Of farmers to 1t generally.
The machine has been fully tested. and prononi cri
by competent judges to be the fN
VERY ARTICLE SO LONG NREDLI;
1t Is simple in its construction substantially made
ana can pc astacnea 70 any orana,y aa ooo No
acre, as may be desired
Dampness aud Lump make no difference.
They can be sent to any part Of the United Stais.
G. G. FOSTER,
Odessa, Del.
References by special permission:
John Appleton, Odessa Daniel Stevens Odessa;
Daniel Corbit, Odessa John c. Corbt Odessa; Geo.
Bolton, New Castle; Jesse Higgins, McDoneugh,
New Castle Co. jy2I2m