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paa. Later adyices from Mexico state chat tbe

a@a-Latsr sdvices from Mexico state that the
country 10 to be divided into six military dis
tricts. Two more generals have been sentenced
to be shot. The Presidential election was pro-
crossing on July 10th. JaureE's opponents
were gathering all their forces in the noun
tslnu, and the Indian hoItlIties continued in
Yucatan.
SoME OF the merchants in Boston refuse to
employ clerks who are members Of base ball
clubs,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

In BsmOriam Of Anna Starr, who died Sun
day evening, Ju'y IA, 1867 aged % years.
Sedo II are we so d9eply imptessed w the
presence Of DEATH az when his relentless
stroke lays in the dust, the young ald the
beautiful. The aged pilgrim bending heoeath |
the weigh. OF fourscoIe years, goes TO bis final
rest as to a sweet slumte-. To him the dgeut OF
the last messenger, il not unfr, quently we!-
come visitor, and its coming is gen rally
calm though sorro wful expectation kaowing,
from his feeh 'eness, that his race is nearly run,
Keeuer, perhaps do We feel Dsaih's presence
whea the prattling infant suo;umbs to it's su
preme power, and leyes i;s loving part nt4 to
mourn its sudden death but then this conso
, lRtion oJmas up befJre us that lie youthful
, soul Ia uncentamiualed by the iniquitous
1 thipgs OF this world and Its tender heart less
firmly bound to It's endeArmeuts and pursuits.
I But when youth in sll ito loveliness and beauty
a in It's usefulness and glory is stricken down
a then do we see death in his most cruel aspect
n then do we feel that verify " in ih4 midst Of
|, life we are Ia DEATH"
\ A levsly maiden in all the pride and beauty
# OF blooming womanhood; the joy OF her fonC
q PAL snts, the idol of her loving brothers, th'
il beloved of her kind sisters and many friends
suddenly called from their midst
l. Her mission on Earth 10 accomplished th
re- sweet odor OF her presence will no more glad
n den tie sorrowing hons circle the loViHl
accents OF her voice Will never heaiL ihh hpo
n their anxious care. Thu hands that were won
to busy themselves in loving ofices for the dea
al ones are meskly folded over the pulseles
a breast, and the spirit 80 beautiful and iovel
of upon earth hns gone to join the glorihed sp!r
,sr in better world. What q consoling reheC
,ts tion Her life, though sbor', had been one
christian piety and love, well sPelt In the BE-
10 vice OF her Saviour During her continue
I'd sickness, we heir not q murmuT escaped b
ian lips but find Der bearing all her sfdlctlo
IN. with a patience and iofbsaraHce that 40
no could spiing from truly pious life, Her pc
atb feet submission to the divine will, coupa
ar With her hope of the lie to come, almost su
nv passed humln e1peCtlti1D but having liz
righteous life, ia death ths feared no evil.
But abe Is gone, never, never 10 return. Ho
ant ored and loved 10 life, monrned and lament
me in death, her memory will be reversd aud o
ose balmed in the hearts OF many sorowi
ing friends.
that Htw short the race QUE trieud has run,
Ne Cat down in sil her bloom:
our Her race but yesterday btglui
10 Now finished in the tomb.
Fea Thou Joy Gus youth, hence learn how aoeI
ge Thy Jears may eud their flight:
lous And lorg before lies brilliant noon,
me May como deaths gloomy night
may Wilmington, August /, 1887. W.
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ODlTgARY..-We copy the follnwlng from the
Marietta Register OF May On Friday even
ing May 3D. at II o'clock, OF consumption, after
protrscted illness, under which she suffered
with most amiab!e resignation, S.lie ?. Vel
OF, wife Of DR.. Zba o. Wultpr, OF this city, in
the 2stL year If her Gge. Mrl. Walter was
born in the city Of Wilmington, Delaware, in
November, 1899. She was the last Of her
family, all OF whom a father, mother, and
sister) died OF the same disease. She vas
married To DR.. Walter, in Wilmington, one year
ago last March. During her short residence
in Marietta, she endeared herself TO a large
circle of friends, by her cheeriulness, kindness
and Christian submission. Her will was
beautifully merged in the will of God and al
though it was painful to leave devoted hus.
band, still she died in calm reliance on Cod
love, mourued sni sadly missed by her herea
we'd husband, and sympathi2i1g friends. II wa
the wish Of the deceased to be buried in th
family yault, In the cemetery at Wilmington
in obedience to which wish DR.. Wal er staIte
with her corpse, on sunday morning at l
O'Clock, for the latter place.
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Thomas j. Mahaffy,

REAL tESTATE AG ENT,
Nt1 E. Third ST., Wilmington, Del.
~ Has for sale the following Prepertiea:
"A, "a Farm in Rennett Tow n0hip, Chester oOuIiy
"a % Acfes In Christina Hundred, without build
! Para In franklin TOwnship, Chester County 100
Alarm In white Clay Greek Hundred, lao acres -
Sfarn In RAymond's Neck, 247 hor's,
A Wprm 10 Brandy vine HuudIel, % acres.
'tsfarm In New Castle Hundred, near 800 acres,
Afarm In Bran ywtne Hundred, w acres.
aFaTm In Chribtiana Hundred, lao acres.
- Acres in Brandywns Hundred, without buldinga'
Farm In Cecil County Nd 200 acres,
4smali Farm In Delaware County, Pa II hores.
i Cottage with 10 acres, 215 miles irom Wilmington
Z Farm In Brandy wine Hundred, 90 acres.
II Farm In ChratlAna Hundred. III acres.
y Farm in Br4ndy wine Hundred, 78acres,
1 IA Farm In delaware Comfy, Pa, 62H aeIeB
\ A Farm In Brand wine Hundred, 70atres.
Farm In Brandywino Hundred, lis acTes.
IA Fruit Farm in Delaware County, Pa, 80 acres,
Ia Cottage on dilpin Avenue. -..-..
a largo Building on Front street.
House Trout street..
| A House on Third street, good business stand
| 2 Houses on Bennett street.
DO feet Of Land fronting on Spruce street.
LA three story Brick Store and Dwelling on Front 81.
tbree stony Brick Store and Dwelling ironch vi
80 three stoIy Brick Hou 9TH st., Ioar Poplar.
W tmee-atory TEX Building on Jefe son street.
Lot frsntug on Railroad aud Jefferson street, abou
| 01e aets
| Brick store and Dwelling Marksi street.
lwO.story Brick Houses and large lot on Madison d
| s tYo story Brick Houses in Brandy wine village.
/ 9thres-atory Brick Houses In Brandywino village.
l good three story brch Houses on Third street. Nv
Mauares from Market .,,o,,
VIZ twostnry Bro Houses Jefferson STU 7th md stu
~ rs feet OF L AID, ath and French streets. .
A. eaat ar n 9th and Locust etFaAta lYi II
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
AGRIC UL T U R E.
From The American Agriculturlst.
nor DRESSING aRAss LANDS.

TOP DRESSING GRASS LANDS.
very interesting experiment has been
made with various kinds OF manures applied TO
graaa, at tie State Agricultural College OF
Michigan. The mauures were applied 10 the
plots, from May 9th TO 10th 1868 aud thepro-
ducts were carefully cut. dried and weighed,
in July and October OF the years 1864 and
1896. The soil was light sandy loan,
gave an increase Of 4,l5slb of hay |
gave an increase OF s,s42lb "
| 40 loads Of muck per acre gave
an increase OF 4,6b3lb
| 20 loads OF muck and bashels
Of salt per acre gave an in-
crease per acre of b,3ls ID
i 3 bushels of salt gave an ina
crease per acre Of o,lbalb
20 loads OF horse manure, par
acre gave an increase Of 6,O2slb F."
20 loads OF COW manure per acre
| gave an increase of 4,S74lb
) This experiment covers two years. and II
seems TO have been carefully made. 1t gives
without much doubt, the approximate value OF
these manures as top dressings for light sandy
loans. II shows that two bushels Of plaster
, are worth a little mot0 Than two tens OF hay,
and Ave bushels of ashes produce nearly the
, came quantity. Estimating hay at 10 dollari
a ton, this very good price for plaoter and
sshes. Farmers who want to get ahead should
invest,
The experiment also shows the. great valul
= Of muck 10 comparison.-with stable manure
a and it is for the sake Of the muck argumen
y that we give plaza to this experiment thu
y PRESENT month, The muck Ia shown to b.
70 yearly as valuable "a the cow and hors
~ manure, and when compssted with salt 10 ever
:, more So We Wish compost made of one
- third freah horse dung, and two-thirda muck
:, had been introduced In the experiment. Some
~ thing OF the value of the horse and COW dun
Vas probably Host by evaporation, Hdich tb
:. composing would have saved. We think suo
- a compost would havo sbcwn better reeul'
u than either oil the manures specified. Muc
~ muat be worth about dollar aud half loa
delivered upon the field, for top dIet sing, %
If the farmer can furnish II for fifty eents,
many can, he has strong inducemSnt Ia emf
the muck swamps which are usuallJ accessib
this month and the next. How eau farmers
content To do without manure when there 10
much profit 10 applying it with liber
hand Muck and its composts eau he sprs'
upon graas land with safety at any tiale ntI
moving.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

earM. Gand, Agricultural Er ginses OF Bel.
GUM, gives his methed for destroying The wee
vii and other Insects on grain. His plan Is tn
deposit the grain for seed In bafels fufnipated
with burning sulphur. Coarse tyrsads Dr. Irvine
are drawn through melted brimbteps ,spa ,ben
suspended In the barrels intended for the graiE,
and burned there. The seed % then throw
into these casks amid the fume and covered u |
for quarter Of an hour, when the opsratioI
is completed and the seed 10 then ready f
sowing,
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IA iEM FON 9ATE.

Tho subscriber OITera at IrlVate sale very
80. desirable farm, situated neal ths village Of
#A5as OhrstiIna, New Castle County, DEL, containing
IJsk@ll3s acres, part embauked meadow along the
lChrstlAna creek, with excellent Landing, whard.
tTho improvements consist Of largo frame Mansion;
.tsrRe frame barn, hay and house, frame COW
ssheds with lott over head carriage aud hen house;
Pumps at the house and barni double brick tenant
h,use said farm, and everything In good condition
--fflo farm Las boon heavily lined within few ysars
.plst Itisu1aveuient to mills schools ohuohes stores
fbs aud viii be sold gu favorable terms Apply to
JOSIAH LERDRN, Agent
Christinna, Del,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

ELEoTIoNs.-The next election that will be
held will be in Vermont, on September 3D.
California will follow on September 4th, and
Maine on September 9th. On October 9Th,
Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio, and Iowa will
vote, and on November 9th, New York, New
Jersey, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Kansas, Mis-
souri, and Revads. Colorado closes the list o.
fall elections on November I2;h.
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"a KaR FOE eAa.E.

The subscriber inten ling 10 change business
e. offers at private sale his farm, containing lib
bassI acres, situated two miles IRON Townsend, one
EhSlnile from Risldaborough, and one mile from
good landing, convenient TO mills, school and church
lew Castle county. The improvements consist Of good
el.so house good sze almoBt new, barn. stable knf
WJeSnse an otnets shvenieut out nj dings; wells
n good water one In tho a5hroOm Joining the house,
the other at TIL barn; lS0C pseh tejt 100 In bearing
sonditlon SO thrifty young apple trees 30 young pear
trees sopie In bearing state otyery choice Ent Terma
- Ie easy, aus am RUFUS JONES.
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For sale-.A Truck and Fruit Farm,

49, OF 20 ACRES, in Brandywiuo Hundred, Del,
S@,,IH five miles from Wilmington, three Tileo nom
Nil Holly Oak statior, bounded by the Fouik aud
ReIlam roads, adjoining andH Of LOWS raey and VIM.
A, 0rilhu. There is erected thereon good Stone
ScuAo: we'll of excellent water at tho door; Frame
Esgsa, noAry news new Rraps Wagon House, eHd 9th
out haldngn There als2a large number al Fruit
rrsea combating ohufrvs. hpleB, Peach aAd Pear.
so BlaskbetTles In fall hszfing This farm Ia silnaed
liN a heglthy neigbborho9d. ovnyenikut TO church,
school ass MIL and we'll worthy the attention Of any
ons walny to purchase pleasant situati m For uF'
~ .tyls i've GEO. Il. WELpTN.
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Do-NoTHIEe You've LADIRs. AT a recent
sociabe gathering, q young lady informed me
that sue never sewedl What do you suppose
was the nature of my reflections on hearing
the declaration | said TO myself, ,heT that
girl speaks fAlsely ,or she is very lazy. Ne
yer sewst Whs then, ! querried, made your
dresses aud coaks, your skirts and bows
Who repairs tho rips IN your pretty gapel
boots and dsrrs the holes in your stockings2
Is it your aged mother or more industrious
| sister Or de you hire all your sewing done 2
| Should this last suppOsition be lac case, may
| you never marry; and the chances sreyou new
er will. Not one young man in d hundred can
l afford to marry woman who habitualiy ne
/ elects household duties.
Young man, if 1t should ever he your fortune
| to hear woman declare that she never sewa
bewarel Shuu her as you would the chills and
fever. Be insane enough 10 make such one
your wife, and, before the honey moon is oyel
The horrors OF buttoniess shirts aud hose full
ofholes will be upon youj your fair ladY'i
sewing will be done by others, while abe NOPE!
in iileness or riots in fashionable dissipation
Then you may well bid farewell to all you
dreams of domestic felicity, they would fad
as summer flowers at the touch OF frost,
have heard ladiss, educated and iutelligeu
ladies, declare with actual pride their ignor
snce of the art OF cooking. They "coud no
make n emp OF coffee 10 save their liVes;' AM
as to their making good bread, or cooking
simple dinner that was ont Of their power
Poor, miserable untortunates
Doubtless mothers are much to blame 70
, thus negecting the education of their daugh
ters; but surely there is no sensible girl VIII
could not, by the exercise OF little energy
perfect herself in this most uaeful branch {
= domestic knowledge. False pride, 10 ever
J case is the only barrier in the way. IL ID nc
9 considered 'gsulesl' how | do Abdominal
. that wordl--to do anything usotul, and tasl
ionable miss would consider hsrself disgrace
should she be seen With her hsndsiR Il
y dough, or caught in the actofsweaping roor
u liza young lady OF The present day can th1m
: the piano, make use OF a few Frefch phrese
g dance, irt aud do nothing generally, her cd
!, uoation is commandments ~ constdere
} | finished. Tome Journal.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

THE RUSSIAN GRAsD DUKE ALEXIS, third ION
of the ozar Alexander, ia contemplating visit
to the United States. He 10 eighteen years Of
age and colonel in the army, He is sxpsc.
ted here in October
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LIRsT ANIMAL REPORT AND cATA.
IL LOGUE Of THE
State Normal University,
HTLMrNqToM pELARARE.

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TON INSTITUTE LIBRARY, and DELAwAREAE
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The six Teachers employed are excslaat In their
respective departments. In practical, thorough
and modern EDUCATION, STATE INSTITUTION is MT
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ar Tho lNsTITU ZION Ia rapidly hllluI up Cnudt
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hand i0rftfnQ.
aa- Second year opens MONDAY, September 2, 1867.
Address, by mail, John g, HARNESS.
Sb Or 800 NJ lfkst Street,
jy2s uw6sW Wilmington Delaware.
p s-The now and beautiful boob, bound in cloth or
paper Is for gratitous dsirbutlon Parties travelling
snd interested in the progress Of education obtan
any number Of copies which they wsh present to In
duentinl citizens. The work is edite1 printed bound
and published in DELAWARE and will perform email
part In advancing her commercial lutsrehis By
ul pernsa Of the advert sements you will discover that
olergy has bean Unused Into our business mart bJ
late combination of circumstances, and that NOR
chants rapidly making ready to compete with The
largest cities Of our Union, many Of lhom do
| jy20 Sssw 3tw
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08

111nl2s I ALTON Ia wanted Of JANIS MARsDEN, who,
D Of August, 1881, was hound out to 4 man
3 JsS~M Beck, from West Philadelphia. He
somsthlnf 70 his advantage by adore suinS
! y HERMAN Bd6eAK, No, s8ef Darby Ro4d
West PHI pa
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
AYERS Cathartic Pills

NN{-lT#Aff{J/ NM Arc the most perfect pur-
x1AASz#7ff////L/, gatlve we are able to produce y
kfE8FE%%ly1J///L/ and. as We think, has ever
W&# MI HIN llgA1nq/ yet been made by anybody. /
sSfX Their effects have be len abua-
&%X NnMAmIl//Lkk,> dainty shown TO the oomnu.
sS&0tS%sE NIlHsas aity hew much they excel the
SsSFA NAl kyA other medicines In use. They /
Z&A = III are sa'e aud pleasant to take, I
aukA NJ / Ut powerful to cure. Their
xg@S# penetrating properties stm.
ssasssa# uiete the vital activities "
~ a&z3H tho body, remove the OBJ
sttao ~ Is$ns, purify the blood and expel dl
aaso + pi'ffe out tue foul himors which brood and
grow sWlhper, stimulate rluggish or dtsordered or
gana kto thor natural action, and impart tone and
strsnk 10 the whole system. Not oHly do they euro
the e1S day complaints OF everybody, hut formidable
aLd q Kerop soases. While they produce puwerfal
tho SANE time "a d ~ smn,a,s aV's e.,
childHN Eang augareeAted, they are pleasant TO
take NJ. &Eg purely vegetable, ale entirely harm
| less 70 boon made that would surpasa bell Of,
were BubHtantiAted By men Of such exalted
/ oharS HzsnAthe suspicion Of untrdth. Many
| Smiu ID hSsleans certify to the public
/ tho re Vfomed' es, while oihors have Hent
| US thi vi their conviction that our prnpA-
rstlops W immensely to the relief of our ahilOt-
y5olow FAMED IL pleased to furnish gratis
1 ON Mi Almanac, cpDtJnng directions for tho
usls podioinss and certificates of their curaa oil
cosiysness, Bilious Com plaints, Rhsumatsm, Droray,
Hear barn Headache from foul stonach, Nausea, lu
dgesen Morbid Inactiou Of the Bowels and Pain nris
ing sron, hatuienoy, loss Of Appetite, all Dseas'
whiIl LLesssi5e an svaouant medicine They also, By
-uglFW&t ns blood and stimulating the SYSTEM cur
nj 4 wv laints which It W. uld not be suPposed The!
u1hsasi. such rs Deafness Partial Blindn5si. Ntu
| ralsa and Nervous lrrlisbhy, Derangements OF Tn
Liystand KidnoYB, Gout, and othor Kindred disorder
arts. sn5m low state oftho body, OF obstruction
Mot Be- pat OF by unprincpied dealers with othO
pralbfatilns on which they make mora profit peman
AfKs Gnd tako others, The sick want tue best Al
thsitSaior them, and they should have u,
I paared by Dr.. ]. G. ATER Co, Lowell, Mass, an
81 soa all Druggists and dealers In moHleaS EYER S
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A NOVEL.
TO NE READ IN sivr MIsurEs,
-.

vol. l.
Moonlight evening" shsdy grove
Two young people much In love-
Heroine with great wealth endowed
Hero handsome, poor and proud
Troth eternRl--heRits united
Vows Of chnuEeIees passion pllghtedi
Kisses- observation-disclosures
Maiden yields one Of her tEssses;
Obstacles 10 be surmountodi
Ugly rival, old and stale
OVerhears the tender tale.
VOL II. .....a-
Morning in the east looks rudy;
Scene, young lady's fathers study
Hero, with his bat In hand,
. Comes her ditto to demand;
Angry pa rect storms, abuses.
And at once her hand refusesi
EassSsp iaints meath the blow
Mother infSfvedes--no goi
Shrieks--hysterics- alatonN
Mixed with old name excavations
Exit lover midst The din.
Ugly rival enlers in.
vol. III.
Time-a moonlight night once more.
Scene-outside the lady's door,
Lover with half broken heart
SW6HrH ne u fhNheE uth luau pat
Garden flowers, outrageous shade-
Manly accents serenads--
Chamber window open wide
Debut OF exptctant bride;
Little dog most kindly mute
Tears--rope-ladder-- iight--pursuit--
Gallant steeds--too late, nights ecresn--
Triumph--msrriage --Gretna Green.
Old mans rsge-disowns forever
Ugly rival--sosriet fever.
VOL III.
Old man aiCklJ, sends for child,
All forgiven--recouailed;
Young man making money fast
Old mans blesaipg--dies at Last, ..
Youthful couple prove probate ..
Oct the mOney-liVe in state
Family mRnson-jewels, plate
Mothers wishes crowned with joy
Doctor--nurae--liltle boy.
Time proceeds--her ties endsar--
Olive branches year by year.
Blessings on the good attend
General gladness, moral end.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1867-08-08
stray pig.
WR REWARD

ysoRAP Books, left In the house formerly ooou-
ksqby hSs. stoops, at the corner Of Seventh and
y. ~ hnet't, DISAPPEARED on the change Of ten.
" rev weeks ago, and cannot DO found. The above
Eil be paid on their return to the subscriber at
rsefnflatsl, corner OF Fourth and Orange streets
=. st at TIE Republican oflce, and no Quotations
~ iy2s ~ JOHN II. BARR.
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SIXTY BUSHELS PER HOUR,

SIXTY BUSHELS PER HOUR,
Keeping tho GRAIN TSilings oha and Straw all uepa
rate If desired This Is new machine having been In
few months and consequently but little known
throughout the United states.
II haa been fairly tested and has far exceeded the
pecte,n, of those who havo 1t in operation. II
hos brOn got mp expressly TO meet the wants Of the
Fatner This inventor Is practical farmer In Bucks
Co. Ps aud has had thirty yea-s experience with
/ Threshlng Machines.
This machine be mads Of any size, aud 10 do any
desired aEnunt Of work, according to the power from
10 to 400 BUSHELS OF OATS PER HOUR, and
other Qrhin 10 proportion.
straw, il 80 constructed that II Will not clog The Bot
tom il made in two peces, running eugthwise
aud gives the straw side motion at theslme time hat
Il receives tho up aud down and backward motion.
TUE FAN Is built 40 that the portion containing the
Riddle aud Shaking Sbnn he Detached well as the
Second Bottom to convey the gain back to the Fan.
thereby enabling The operator to dispense with the
cleaner IN rashing grass seed long, damp tangled
grain, If the power In ouud insufficient to do the whole
Of the work al operation The motion IL given to
tile RddlO and the Shaking Shoes and Shaker that
turn the grain 10 hA Fan, by ssries Of C0ue puos
10 to re uaiv the blast Of wind and motion Of the
Eau, With far lei, power tun is required by all other
machines that have under notice
III la machine il simple In its constructions Is not II
able oget out VI order, tssy repaired, requires but
tl5 power to drive It doss ITS work rapidly IN most
thorough msunr, and eau 10 manufactured and sold Of
prices TO come within tho reach Of all farmers Usnt
fhrsshing Machines,
Tsslimonias rs 10 It's eaectual working qualities a
, | hand.
rhn undersigned having purchased the Right are uov
prepared to furnish this Combined Thresher and CespO
sud Separator for OF Delaware Eastern shor
of Maryland and Chester County, Pennsylva alsC
The Shaker alone for the allows named territory, except
, ing New Caatlo County
y | The Cleaner aud Separator Oan be attached to an
| ThT5sheG over or undersbots
We call thu attention II farmers to our improved m
8-hofso Endless Cham RailSay Powers. Also, Ley'
o Othsrs solicited, and rromptlg attended to.
oAsHo co., EfwArK Machine Works,