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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11
ARIZONA STAGE LINE
 %. La Paz to Prescott.

Et=S7{&A Regular Weekly Trips, 5A&AsM ny Stage, with the Mall will be made - between Ia PAz and Prsscott four. horse passenger stage will leave La Paz every saturday connecting with the the stages ihe Ca6orna end the lns From san Bernardinoj arriving at Wiekehburg op hondays and at Prescott Taesaays Passengers re- turning will arrive st La Paz Fridays connecting with the stage for California that departs Saturday morning
 SS- Packages, &e., forwarded on reasonable terms 9
 JAMES GRANT, Contractor.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-03-11
FOR SALE OR RENT.

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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

ar The tubso5ber intending 10 relinqulsh
..sHs the farming busineBs, VIII sell az hls TssA
AzTsrvasAAnmeby Mil Farm, In White Clay Greek
Hnndrad, on NJ o NDAY, March lsI lel All ma stock
and farming utsnns, e. ioiloSS .rst . nesa
ysnra old, sired by old MOSCOW, Wall Tot m thxos
minutes, NJ 2, "aherman," adun horse, 70 yeaka
Old very aty ish auiet ana T a sspS wisSSs.
.avnn ysara old o. 1no Blze, an excollept drsTsr,
alld Warranted 10 work where any other notee WA,
No, 4, nFapny," bay brood mare mar Win tess. sss
ling rolIa good stock. Eleven head OF cattle, In
clndlng seven mich cows, BOnO o. them deehl ota-
ers coming 10 pfont early IN tne sPtps, s tr "a
EXAMINING UTENSILS. four or aix horas
wagon, hay wagon Morse cay, ssss' RATE pstass
| ID good order one wheeled cultiynrorJ % Wusy
| plow and Hsckendorn plow, both new, I'VE VIVA
harrows grsin fan, cnltiTatorg, nav coal pox pas
| gy body, two pair Carriage springs, 0ermantowI
Garbage square buggy, plano box buggy mitn A,tt
ing top plano boz buggy, new fancy seSn anu
| bells, never been nseui shifting carriage on8ns
and yoke four ssts of carriage harness. aaoue sne
Bride two sets wagon harness. new tet esxh hs.
noaa lead aud pillow gears, t0rkeq ana nA ~
chains, hay knife celsisi ptluHsj nai'pi"' AS'~@
Dairy FIxTukEs--one large barrel eauIp
two handles, small chaIn, large butter sup VIZ, ,i
cooer, pair RcaeB and welRnls, loo milA pSn'i AAA
buckets, cream kottloa, Nc' "a =, .uhas
200 gallons pure cideT vinegar, 70 acres OF Wns'
IN iEtCoJsEaoLpD AND KITCHEN FURNl
TUKE, consisting Of bedding, bedsteadSI puresu Y
chairs, tables, lounge, walnut eatenhlyn tapleI
of rag CARPET, No. Wellington oooEnS othsr thin
wood Or coal tin ware disles' seb AnuotHei 11-'
too numerous to mention. -
TERMa--All sums OF ESQ and under, cash on !
sums over that amount credit 81 tsn uats NJ
approved endorserj no interest II paid when avsI
not, interest from date Tour psa cent N S vi
A Canaan. AuctIoneer feb2i
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09
PeremptOry PubIic Sale OF
Stock and Farming UtensIIs,
and Machinery, So

The subscriber about to daoline iarrntng, WI We
without reserve, on his farm Situated gu tue Dutch
Neck ROAD, leading from DelawaIs Ciiy 70 b1oT-
CESS Corner. known as the 'Blaody Farm, on
TUESDAY, March I4th, 1871, At 10 o'eloeks q, Nj
sharp, the following StoGk; ,,.
ia Eight head Of good road and Work horses,
FY9siN i've young mules, yell broken in all hndn
AYA Of harness; colt mules, b bead o. nrst-
claes mich COWS, some with calves by their $1,000,
and some springers head OF two seefs old heHers,
imported bul two years old, the best bull ~ the
State Of his age; i ditto, years old, han Dur"
ham ditto, one year old 3 yoke OF well broke
home raised oxen ii sh0Ats. -, . .
FARMING UrENsILS-2 farm wagons with hay
rigging complete, In good order iron axle peach
wagons complete, truck wagon, market dearborn
dug out carriage, po-t0p buggy nearly new 5oS
carts ptpuRha, harrowB and culttVator1I shovelhl
FORKS spades and rakes, OK chains, Buckeye
reaper and mower, IN good order heEaey reaper,
q good order 2steei-tooth horne sakee, REVOLVING
alto q sets OF wagon harness, plough snd car
rage harness, / twefye- horse power portable on,
afps; thresber and cleaner, complete and ~ good
ordAr veter tank, lot Of betting, Large lot OF
mschinery not enumerated; lot Of old iron, steam
holler oook sioTeg and fixtures, &C.
CONDITIoNS OF SALE-Al sums under e6t
cash; All sums Of $50 and upwards Rix months CRED
Il by the purchaser giving bankable note With ap:
nrnYed sndoreer or ave per cent of for cash on all
sums over IS GEORGE o. SLEA Gn.
ttoneers corDer Fou rtb and King BtH' mari
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

The undsrsiRned, Administrator al Rob NJ
art a Cling deceased, will sell at fublicfEAfaS
sale. at Ma iate residence In White Clay R-&6l
creek HIndr ed, New Castle County Dot, one mule
south OF Christiana on the road leading to Ceochs
Rridge on THURSDAY, March 9tllI loIlJ at 10
O'clock H. M, all the Stock. FARMING utenAb,
House mold and Kitchen Furniture, belonging 70 The
or driving horses one OF which " q mare saiu 10 De
anY.ssas( with foal. yoke OF superior work oxen,
EY1RPd well broken and prompt workers mead
43aIaaof Durham and Hostein M!lcn Cows, choice
stocE naylng been cRretully selected for a dairy
heiters sprlnRinR to calVe YeaTling hnll, head
Of fat eettle head OF good sized shohts, choice
stock.
horse cart, with tongue, suitable Tor light oxen;
pIows, cultvRtors, llarrowss douDle and Single trees
iPenIooi Improved Stool Tooth Horse rake, scythes
and cradles moving scythe, hriar scytheJ PEN
mock corn sheller, with band wheel ior power
mattocks, picks brlar hook, hoes, spades shoyeis
forks cross-cut saw, Van WiclLle grain ian, z dog
grain baks, Germantown market wagon, carriage
with pole and shattu, grind tope, broad aye, beam
sausage cntter, carrlage EAtnesa. wagon harness,
nen,ib new cart gears, act Of pillow gears, saddle
amt BRIDES collars and brtolee, haiters, timothy
hay by the ton, 10 acres OF wheat good seed oats
H0fTSEHOLD FURNfTu w. Ingram, rlg and
stair carpets, stair rods cane scat chairs Windsor
chairs Tables sofa setteeJ secretary CLOCKS, lOking
Rlasses, foatheT beds bsdstesds bedding, wash
stands, bureaus, parlOr and cook Etoye, dial, q,
benches tube, chnrn and hOTse buehetB, phnHi but
tsr tubs scales and weights, lot Of pickle pork,
hams and shoulders, barrels, easbH, notatoeh Scp
and other articles TOO tedious 10 mention,
CONDITIONS CT 5ALE.-->All sums over $40 a
credit oi SIX months purchaser giving n Dsnksbls
note with approved eDdorssr intnresf IRON date'
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

WHEAT AND STRAW AS FEED.--A Kentuc.
Ky correspondent sapda ua The following hap
pening ct grist mill recently, met thoroug f.
ly practical farmer, Mr.. Jones, who 10 a large
cattle-desier, and has fatted more. OF them than
any one know. observed that be was hay-
Ing large quantity OF last years. wheat ground,
and asked him why he bad 90 much ground
up at one time. he informed me that be ip.
tended Il as feed for some old cattle which were
too old to keep longer, either ss work=cattle or
it. Be said be had the boklne-cIoths Of ina
mill rernoyed, and the whole sacked without sep
sration. This he mtxed with whssi-straw,
which hs cut nnes and somstimesscus wheat and
ost bundles. from which the grain had not been
threaded, This food, hs said, would lstten rap.
idly ths oldest and poorest q maasow he ever
aaw when ny sSnBs not hSAssie9Ewishy any Obj
ths tss if;faifsd sssltds2g siEg,grssa u ne
month Of Jurs, consisted This tx Of practical
experience worthy OF note, 40 s,n sure others
than mYaef may profit by Its recital through
your columns, WcopMAH,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09
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The artecTihs; having rented HE farm, viii CAP %
Public Sale on the premjBtB in ChrIstiGpa Hun
deed, ons fourth Vi mile from Campbell's hhaps,
on the road leadlpE 20 Rocco PyleR mIll, oE
THURSDAY, MsrCl 9TH, l5Tt, at &, NJ, astol.
lows Three had Of horses, enc q good bspod
marc 10 yes-s old, warranted Bound and M
Kind in single or double harness; horses fT2s2I
10 yeare old, sound and kind IN single On An
double harness enc good yeRrling Cot Of Bus,eSiH
stsAbi9 ztoos, Eight heedot as good dairy cows
b1ESH a. can be found in the county, having bees
MsFetl carefully seee'ed and crossed with toe Al
soEne first clasa mlkera. aud will soon 30 In proGt
heiteTa, three yeErs old that will DO In profit sax
iy 10 April and two yesrliDg calves Of The above
stock. Three sewg, Chester County Whites I'll
with pig, and shoGta Of the same stock 90 psks
OF Black spanish Chickens,
FARMIEd -ConSiAtipk Of o1a
tuo-horsa wagon, carly new one market dearborn
corn shOller, Van Wickle grain ian, lion bar
yester combined mower 5pG reaper, nearly new !,
steel tooth horse rake, grain c. ndles, moving
scy Thea plows, haTTcwsI cuti7atGTa. single ADd
double uees, one set Of wagon harness, sets dssI
halters, tOrkt rskes, shovell spsoess hoes, picks
and martochsl orowber and qusliylpg tools, half
buBhel amp hall peck LntaaurtH lbt u grain h1gs
| hay by the tom nay knite grlndstone, wneelisze
| row, 70 aeroh Wheat In the ground, 60.
| DAIRY FlXrURES--Une chuFn and hc7se
milk pans buckets cream cans, butter tub EnC
scales, and many cther aTtie'eG not enumerated
My ttock having boon carefully selected, and al
| farming u!eDHllJ goou as new can cay to persz5
wanting they should mot fail TO attend the sals.
| rEhhlS--4il sums Of G95 and unaeri eRnhi a
over that amount II credit Of nine IN Onths on DuI
doTaeE, with interest fIom da:a OF i've per cent,
Tor cash, ROBERT y, SMITH,
THOMAS CURRY.
| ThOmOa Brackin. Auctr. febGrs
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

FooD ron Cows AND HuFRRs BEFonE
CALvlNa.--If the COWS are 10 Rry high condi-
ton, 1t is vel, fora week or t8 days before
calylBg, TO give them light food, such as bran
slops, with a moderate alowancaIof hay, The
great point Ia to keep their bow9a in loose
conditicn. 1t the bran does mol accomplish the
object, 9 drench OF four or. Epslh salts should
be given, every second or third dsy for week
or ten days before calvlng; Wiia COWS 10 ordi-
mary condition, however, ii would be much bet
ter to give aqnart Of fiaxseed psr day, instead
Of the salts. II should BIO boiled inthree or four
quarts Of water Tor Al hour on mbre This fax
ssea tea Is very nutritious, easily digested, and
acts as mild cathartic Linaeeh o-eske may
be used for the same purpose, giving TWO quarts
OF meal per day, and boiling IT'D five quarts Of
water fortwo or three hours, pulil It Is thorough'
ly cooked 1t Is salo THAT ii heilera are Literally
ted, for two or three months before caVing, they
are much more likely 10 prove good milkers.-
| There Ia nothing better for tbis purpose than
bran and oil-cake, say SIX quarts OF bran pc,
two quarts OF oil meal per day. Until withip |
week or ten days before calglng, the oi-cabe AMI
bran may he fed dry Anlef, A9ricaikYist.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

A Coon Cow.---John W. Smith, West Brads
ford, Chester, county, Pennsylvania, has COW
that made four hundred ard one pounds of but
ter from April 18th to February 10Th The
greatest number of pounds in week, during
the time, was fourteen-whch number .she
made four weeks in succession, 10 Aprl---and
the least per week was three pounds, made the
10th Of February dsya before calying.
The average per week, during Tho time mention
cd, was little over nine pouDds. She Is Of the
common grade stocF, but VERT five COW, Mr.
Smith having refused $500 fos lhes- Her calf
last season took the premium 4 the Oxford Az
ricultursl Fair, aud was sold Theu four days old,
to particular friend, fof slh, '5who was aftex-
wards offered $l00 for 1t whsp Il reached two
years Of age. The cali born on Wednesday, the
a2d Of February, Mr.. Smith refused $40 tor, in
tending TO raise Il himself anless offered a con.
aidarably higher figure.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

WILL ba sold at CoNsTABLE'S SALE, on
WEDNESDAY,, the eth day Of March, 1871, Ut the
residence OF James Il Price, on tho road leading
tfom ogletown tU WisOn's Shops about milo from
the former place, in White Clay Greek HundIed.-
'rhe following personal property, viz;
-Four good work or driving h0TRss, two year olo
GE3Arf colt, good Mich Covs, aoOn irek sSetT'
E5elf1 ersi two yenrs old, calves, bull, bho4t
aRaAsga pigs, twu Iwo-hoEde wagons, good horse
cart, hay rigging, market dearborn aud pole, /
aeImantown dearborn wagon, good pl0ws. pair
OF twtn-haFrOws reaper and mower, n0Erly nav, 4
circular cav and horsepower wheel horse rake,
grain tan, l5st wagon harness. 4ssts pillow do, Ee
carriage do,i III III cradles set cart gears hay
iorh and ropo, moving lhss, corn shelter, one
horse HleiHh eroR baf, bTler scythe, patent beam
psiE CuTeble lii 60, wheat drill brdes, collars
forks, EaeF hOOa, hhO7eis, &C., and Iwevs Acres OF
wheat IN the grennd,an many articles here Gnu
meThtGd,
HouaehoId and sitchen furniture, copsistinS Of /
good cook stove, nearly nawi tables, shaiIB, bed
siesdsT bedding guile, clGukets aud agbdry lrti-
oles usually kepttu housekeeping,
Bale 70 ComIn9uoe at u o'sloUE; NJ.
seized and taken IN Execution 10 the property 9f
james X. Price, at the eult OF wtp. 0ibbouB, and
u be aoid wlthcpt reeGrve Gu that dRy,by
JESSE G. RUSSELL, C1nFtablS.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09


a SMART MARYLAND GERL--Gllss Macy
MARTIN Middlehrook, a young lady from the
county OF anne Arundel, Maryland, moi yet
twenty-tWo years of age, SOLD the last one bund-
red Of her ceDbage crop this weak Tor $3.50
'Fhs whole crop numbered slightly OVER 5000
hssd, aud has aggregated something over 1925.
Whsp It IL remembered that Miss MiddlebrooS
Ia not remarkably robust, Weighing only 1928
pounds, and that she titled the soil and made the
ciop with her own hands, but few will Withhold
the remark that Miss. M. is every inch woman.
Christmas eve she sold in the Lexington mar
kat. IN Baltimore, over 600 pounds OF turkey of
bar own raising at 20 cents per pound, and since
the 18th day Of October last, has knitted over
three dozen pairs of socks. Now II here Is mol
a wife worthy of any man, we would like to
know what constitutes worth ina wife. SO a
man In pursuit OF DstteI-haI might go long
way and fare worse than in old Anne Arundel
- Pfr0fnfd Iinlea
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09
Large Sale Of Stock 6 FeTmine
InplaInenfa.

Ths subsSribsr Will sell at Public aais, ct his
residsuea on one OF Barney Reynolds Farms on
the road Leading from He'd Licm 60 Delaware CITY,
on TkHURaINAE, Msrah sts, 1871, ct 10 o'cloc&'
A. Ill, es fallowE =, -.
~ Istx bead Of hnrsss, gsntle In all lSNE&
PgEN kinda of h8rne -, tonr or them RnOo sA-slT
E%T1 drivers, one pair OF good mulaa, Ia@uah-s
-four years old tie cOrlng SPYING medium siss' gem
ons years old, both good STOCK. Nine peiE7 COVE
improyed etoOk, nearly all yvuns and nrst-elata
mixers, come In early three heiteIs, Seaass oSo
workers. odd OK az three o. heee oxen as, sTs das
dition; ID ah6Rt piRs, good stock, -.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS waRonS, nay
rtRenqs, carts, one Bursen mower and EeaEsr
combined, nearly new / Hrb7 reaper eoIneiIea
one Woods mower, ons new eating BOA, aoeel
tooth horse rake, grain drill wheel sultyetcS,
twin harrOws, narrow, plank roller. nay tefs
and rigging complete tanning null, corn amer
er grain cradles, brIar hooks seta double wagon
harness, collars and brides, pair doubts relns
double aud single treea, three-horae tree Two
three and four prOnged forks, shoTelE spades corn
knives, grind stone. wedges, OK Oh alma Potatoes ~
the busilel, Timothy hay by the tom meat DY the
Dound. Also, nous ehold and Kitchen furniture
TEKMS-on all Gums of @25 aud under, oasb OF
ali sums over 426 credit Of ten months Will pc Eiy
an by purchaser giving bankable not9 with ap-
proved endorser NO Interest IT paid when due Il
not paid when due, interest from date.
l.. W, Stidham s. Son, Aueuoneers AND Esal -
tate Agents, iSp~FH
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09
For the Delaware Republican
nay FATHERS WILL Is MINE

BIZ Jsrrrs 3. MAoEs.
Oh what Sabine assurances
he gives me, Of His love;
aaunlsss my need, according to
"a countless wealth atove,
when BE denies The gifts crave,
These trashy toys Of Time,
IA because He'd have me feel
Ny Fathers will ia mine
"a Ma me oonsecrats, each day,
AAS srhaaa talenis TO BIS pse,-.
A,A ioye the minor things rs gives
II We them, yet not abuse,
VIVIAN 20 removes the friends, round
whom
nv beat affections twine,
acme lines find u hard, 70 Say
NY Fathers will is nine
n ,ovau ma with the tend'rest care,
Designs my constant good
And Keeps my feet so m and saie,
within the narrow road.
a knows the discipline need,
MY graces to rehne,
Ana comprehends my weaknesses
MY Fathers will is mine.
Home hath It's charm, It's magic charm
10 soothe me, and delight
Ths halo CLUSTERING round it, seems
Lac day without q night
Yet II He wills that shall sleep
In 1udla's torrid CLINE,
With meek submission, can say
nv Fathers will is mine.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

per cent. of the cow Of The stream sbalibe used
by the Messls. Bancrsst.p
"The expenses Of widening the Rockford race
will be large, by reason Of the material being
chiefly rock, aud Of the narrow space now To-
maining opposite the present mills for other
buildings OF the Messrs, Bancroft
"a new set Of head gates Will be required"
have made an estimate for the cost Of the
new pumps or pump house at Bancroits. The
new main win have 10 he laid tlfongt a mass OF
rocks for mora than two miles. 1 hsye not put
the cost at what It win be tide cost OF laying
pipe on Broome Street.
= Ask Riddle and Jessup whathff ney will lake
my estimate, and you will find that they win re-
| fuse so small sum. ECONOMY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09
AGRICULTURAL.

o.
NEw FAsT HoBsEs Mr.. Robert Bonner, of
New York appears to be Determined TO keep
ahead in the fast horse line. ltilwell known
that he never races his Pride Is to possess
the fastest horses in the world. aud at present
he enjoys his celebrity. Solar, Dexter
stands first but he has other h,rses coming
on which tits believed will equaIhim in speed
IL not surpass him. Pocohonfal will hardly
do this, though an animal Of grrt speed and
SURPRISING beauty, Bnt there is' Joe Elliott"
who is regarded as one Of the greatest trot-
tiers for his years, that has evef-appeared.-
But Mr.. Bonner has another and one in
which he has still greater confidence; 1t is
4 "Startle,i'a three year old, az 1t is said by
the best judges to be the most homisng AMI
NAL Of his age ever ''trotted alS" He ia 8
brother to Dexter, and can nIw make his mile
in 2,25 His trainer says Of ll@, He is the
worlds wonder and no misi
But right on the heals we, have .
4 Kentucky three year old " alaimed TO be
an equal worlds wonder. 81 son OF the
great bennington, and his Aslny is "Longfel-
low.n One who is fsmillarRil#-a his good
qualities and gives a long desc ptlon OF them
says, 1t is my opinion that Lcpeiellow is the
best race horse i'm America, II Ilt in the world
aEd Is the best ioal in this centtlg.
j So ii is seen that horse Aesh.l}f by no means
degenerated In the United StaAs whatever il
may have been short time agoSi Paris Ger
nidntoa5n Telegraph, .eFf
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

CALvEs.--As rule, we think il best never
to let calf suck. Let the COW LICK it dry, and
then remove It to an adjacent stab or box, She
will seq that IT gets no harm, and will make no
fuss about 1t. unless 1t Is moved OF roughly
handled. The calf will soon learn TO DRINK from
8 pail, and when the cows are turned to grass,
such calves may be safely trusted With than
though tits we'll to put on muzzls, with nails
In Ii, for lew days, lest the COW may coax her
calf to suck. The calf shonld have the warm
milk Of Its dam pure, fol weak, then halt
skinned milk for week or less, always warm.
ed sitter this, skinned milk, thlclened with
fine Indian meal or wheat middlpgs. We add
0iLmeal, and think 1t safer than Indian meal
alone. Boiled milk, with iiue tour, will check
scours, and little castor-oil will cure constiH
pation.-Amer. AqTiCult1fiai.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09
aasgnee,s sale OF Real Estate.

The Inderagnsd. by virtue Of Dead Of Assign
me III. executed by Francis g, Parke and Thomas 8.
SlpisB fog the benefit Of creditors. win al, without
reaeyte at Public Sale, Ut tbs Court HOUSE door, In
Eikson, Cssii County, Md, on TussD As, ths l.th
lug Real Estate laLs ths property of Parke; Smith
a Co.; THE WATER POWER and Is ACRES OF
LAND, on Big Elk Greek. known a. "ELK IRON
WORMS" miles from ElhooD, add TIPS same dis
fBpce from Newark. Del, for many ysers used as e
Rolling MIL for working sheet irpn.
{9RA The improvements are q stone and fraras
kgia mill building, soxb5 feet high enough Tor 3
Ea4 floors also. stone bui idings formerly used
% ! ariet mill large stone manBIon, with lawn,
ffuit, strubbery, Sc, Good ontbuidings and sts
hnng toy N horsta- Five frame tenant houses and
an okdo9.
Tbls pnoperty is wsilsuitsd for the msnufocrure
81 papes, cottonor wuollen goods. Railroad or Wa
TERMS OF aALE--ons- third Of tue purchase
rnprsy In cash oas-thlrd in six 1nonths, and tbs
renatntnk third IN twelve months fRom the day Of
s8le- Credit psylnsnts 20 bsar interest, and TO be
SECURED by the mates OF the with APPROX
ed seS2rtty. JAS. n, MCCULLOUGH,
tehA AAJi&nss.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

9BAss-LANp.-All kinds II 'hsud rlaaarss.'
may be applied with profit in the Spring. a
mixture OF plaster and sshss 10 excellent. Gu
auo and plaster, susDo and superphosphste, bone
dust aud tins esrths half and half after lying aud
besting, are all good combinations, and better
than either alone. 1t Is much more profitable
to save stable manure intended for top-dressing
grass until after moving, and meanwhile CONF
post 1t with muck or soil, 90 that 1t shall ba fine
aud even at that time,
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

BoSEs FOB EaGs.-E. 8, Runo, Lsston'a
N. j., writes that be gets eggs from bis (part
Cochin China) fowls, through the coolest wealth
er, and the secret 10 Bones, bones is the word.
Give them bones with'mest or without meat
Cut up or break tho bones AZ soon az the family
has done with them, and, inateed Of throwing
them to the dogs, or In tbs sosp-fat ksg, give
them to your hens,and with the proceeds Of the
Increased number Of eggs you can buy at the
store better article Of soap than you eau make,
and then you have the ashes for your apple
trees and grape vines. In addition to bones, Chat
they are parapount,) on cold mornings we give
them hot maahes with small quantity Of cay
enns pepper stirred through Il Giss ali the
wstar they want, also plenty Of dry dirt to wal
low In. Keep them web secured from the cold ;
have window lights on the aunny side, and, my
word for It, you will he rewarded Eor your trpN-
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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1871-03-09

Foop CuEE.--It Is very esttsin that quite a
number of ordinary ailments may be removed
BY the judiclous employment OF the contents OF
a well furnished larder-snd With this great ada
vantage The cures arc more permanent and lees
liable to return accomplishing their object With
out any system, and without tbs danger Of inju,
ring ths patient by mistskipg the quantity, Or
quality or pame Of the dose