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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
PURT,IC SALE.

The subscriber intending 10 quit farming, viii .,l
al pubhc sale, near GIcrm lille station, the kriiirt
pike on the farm nj ROBERT MORROW, in Chri>titia
Hundred, New Castle Comfy, bel IN Thurs,lill ia,
18Th day u March, sij, at loclnck, b. IA. thu follow.
my personal property: rhrec head OF hoiss.
No. hay mare Polly, II years old sound and
gond to WORK or drive anywhere,
No. z. sam colt coming = years old, iaII, ,izt
Dcautllnl style and active bread ium Prince lrrt
the second,
No. family horst Gycals old, Chc,tmu, sorf,i
sound ana gentle III every respect,
Nihe head ut cows good for milk and butter, ,urnr
WIN calves by their side other sprinng; four shual,
Chester whites lot OF chicken hy the mir u,lr
blow potatoes by the bushrl
FARMING IMPLEMENTS -Onr farm wnron
carriage with poles aud shafts one combined Mower
and Reaper, one Burdick hay cutter nearly new On,
corn shelter, Van Wickc fan IN good order, turnil
cutter, one roller two plows. one twin harrow. three
cultlN atDrs III good order, double and single trees
oes, iofks, rakea Se unr good grind stone two era
ue> TWO Drlar scythes, corn poles With steel point
one ~ loot ladder bean poles, OK yuKrs, uN uhain
COW chains, fork chain, past spade, broad axe twt
sets ~ wagon harness. two sets uf carriage harness
l'low hatnrss, collars, brides, haltcrs, &c
DAIRY FINTuRES-One large churn ont buttrl
tnD, -FOUR dozen milk pans, In good order, cream krt
tes; Sriiner bucket, milk buckets, also II portion
OF Household and Kitchen Furniture such a. cln "
pcaustehus, benches, large COOK stove, one uarul
stoNe = lot OF iron bound meat tubs barrels.
CoNDlIlONS OF SALE.-All su ms OF S.5 ami
under cash, over S25 credit OF nine months W IN liz
gwen, ny purchaser giving bankabtr note with AZ.
proved chdorscr, with interest from dav uf sale.
g., -. - ROBERT Srl ART
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
w ..,.,,.. GRAHAM BLAN
w. Stldham x Son, Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE

< y.s+' The subscriber intending TO uuit tarutnr
s4AsiA- me farm OF Joseph s, Derrichsun, ur1
GnIn,s Sf9ss Roads, IN Brnndywinc liuudr,d o,
49,. Mateh IL, 1873, at ~ O'clock NJ tnre
o o ana 3he yearling Fourteen good milch cn1.
"n WIN calves ny their side, and Others snrin,gn
u p,odu wheel farm wagon, one dearborn, . MI,
wagons. one carriage one horse cart; onc Won,, n,
W. w., SpinE tooth horse rake; corn shelter, ON,
pme 3nIoNe9 Peacock pillow, spike harrow
, anh axes, spc'els ac nttocL HOES doL
mix pans, straner measuring buckrt, " mi ,,'
oi ias articles not mel tiuned 80" s'"''"''
IEkMS-A liberal credit san Ia. ,,,,.,, al. ...,,,
made known onday sale. s''" "' "'' nc
JuSEPH 5. DERlCkSON
i,Lon THOMAS s-ILl.IPS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

A novelty OF suicide Is reported In Paris
Two elderly ladies, sisters, Mesdaines Crlr,
tine and Julie Ralcl, wer. discovered dead
both having swallowed a strong dose of laud
anun. The reason Of this family .frlo-dp-u i.
eurious-botli elderly ladies were in love will
tue same young man. If he too could HAY,
been persuaded to join in this new loves sac
riice, it would have been still more complete
and interesting but then it is highly probable
, that The youth Was in love with neither Cple,
Tine NOR Julie Matters 20 uwry that wa,
usually
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

TAX AND FEATHEHs.-Mr. Augusta, Hall
~as subjected to u coat of TAI and feathers by
tho indignant and violent citizen, of Bradford
ohin ttle.il, on Saturday niVht Ills pcisecll.
Inis claim that Miss lara Spinks, 10 HON the
Hall family were under obligations. was thrust
ont OF tolniortahlc quarters W them ana per-
United /" die i'll an clubhouse. On the night
lnehtioned company Of masked men went /,
his house, called him out, stripped him, gag.
get his wife, ~hq screamed for help, and ap.
piled To him dressing If tar and feathers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

UDIIC SHIes
The subscriber, having sold his farm ut Corner
krtch In Mill Creek Hundred, will sell at Public
ISIS, ut II o'clock, NJ, the following Personal Prop
crtV. VIZ:
Three Horses.
No. /, john sOrre horse ton years old Work any
where and can he driven BY u lady.
No. >, Brown Mare, Fanny, sight years old, with
lual, good 10 work.
No5, Brown Colt two yearsold, Morgan Stock.
FOUR GOOD MICH cows, will be Ia profit
this Sprin good market dearborn, l two-seutrd
car'ase, IN good order; light farm wagon, Kirby
Mower, corn-shelcr, grain fan, set Ut double haI-
ness for farm or wagon plows, cultiyaorS, pair
t"lh larrows, post dog and augui, forks, raKes,
shOycls hoes, double and sin2letrees, wheclbarrOw
moving Scythts l&c.
TERMS.-All sums under 20 cash all SUNS Ui
thai amount and upward credit ct siA months will
lee gwen 10y purchaser giving banKable note with
hpplntd security; paid when due no interest II not
Interest viii h. added from day Of sale.
JESSE JAMES
IN \ m fab
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

sIu'h SAlfs Al rr,ii ,.A,. of tl.. I-,t
al Duun"les (:ec,tlahdJ hrId ot shuit-Eorrs
forty eight lriicls Brought >fD,0O0. The lowest
price for the single one was S:'.5 and tl,. li.b.
est 5000. Al the tbs annual sale Of MIR. Nm,
Stewart, Franklin Grove, Lee County. m
thi:ty-scven sh0rt.h averaged sos each,
The sheep sold from so 10 500 each pus
from $40 10 $40. At private sale some .rtle,
were sold from STI to Sl5O each.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

At Pittsburg, on Saturday, the employees Of
James Woods X Soos, the suspended iron
manufacturers, held "a meeting OF sympathy for
their employers. They adopted resolutions
Offering the services uf nearly 1000 men fpr Two
Or three months, ''askns for the same only
I'll such time as thtil employers feel able to
further compensate them.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

Corn stalks have ui outside liini, covering
but there is much starch iu tLru, whvh I, lr,-
sened the Older they get b,Iurr being cut.
Steamlng converts Il is slalr. into a form, al
grape-sugar, and sui:ens tlir hald c.u,in.g. A
correspondent Of the Liz" SiO-h you,.W re
commends small farmers wiz. cannot AFFORD ia
steam the stalks, to sprinEle them with w,,t
brine lie claims that thus fed To cows lin
flow oi milk Increase and the arnrlai ron,li
ton ofthp COW impIU,es.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

Cows .,uotr 10 CALNE.-Nlany farmers
consider that II thrY commence irrdin. their
cows iitel they have ralvrd. they iu al that
"lsi' d" ." 'i'lr' ! Nil ,,toiii- o., i,aiurf,
to hVm htpT.,eu i" L.. 'p,s...ti,, ct in,4 a,
IL" "iAa H''ii' 'hi la" IN C''Irl ,,c,, 'uhl ,i,p
pi'li"i cl I'"' 'N" hci''I' 'tnt.; ooa Il,
ioI .iw ,uwa lI',',n .tid iaur, ur.I.i, 40.
pailsiul !Nr" afterwards. ilIs .u4'tinr,.. M..
lli| ,'l''''as ".i ''."s ATE ppJ.N Mi,nc,,,i, inu
wr,c tneIcUt :2'n.ltllt wrth t,W u,ltIi.. -, a..
and "nth "drm wcItlr. C.tnc lllr, lcn lu,
enc NltillY effect al II just ~ 81. do, and con
~ luen'iy nrti more ad better food Ia gather
! strength 20 cuaDlc them Ia 90 though the Or
deal Vi calvinS, So as to have AN almost certain
chI zee ul doing well afterwards. To br equal
t. thi, effort, the COW should be lib rally led for
some time before she had her calf anL instead
Of suffering depreciation of strength towards
4 spring, She will thus have an accession We
/ all know that unless health and strength are
The rule l.stead OF the exception no COW will he
at lier Ocsl antil plenty Of grass has recupIated
| her low condition consequent on the winter
neglect and hence under such treatment the
| full yield vi milk will take Place some weeks
soOl.tr than it Otherwise would. For many
years have had great experience ia COW Keen
ing. AMI have with few exceptions. been for
tuIIltG IL having no s.c,. or weak cows. / at
tribute This altogether To giving plenty Of food
some lime 'lurr cllting. AuOshrr reason for
50 doing il, If you wait unu afterwards. the
stimulating effect ofnule and better iu1d CAUSES
too much reaction. aai hen 'rt is frequently
seen that the plur inin', CON dies SOONER th,n
the wcll-.u-du farmer. / hr b ~. man takes
plenty of care Of hi, ruw NE'M sin I, n.I,,iu,
aid valuable, Uut brJtr jnat ',iua All, food
VIII do iur hci "Sn,' /, DIV. tt,.y SLY. ANA
therefore cannot want much IuDd-a great ms
takt, rs THEY very soon lind out To their cusr -
Horned cattle want food IN spring, mere even
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

ROOFS AND On, CAKE FuH SHEEP. II stow-
ers OF comblis woods should ftisi Siicrp urin-
army 10 produce NATION: slouli attend To he
breed, and htep their sheep we'll fed AMI care
for thu IN generally: and should .,lsn try and
mature them early, 81 as 10 II the carc..ss-sr
should har" wool from wcli-trd, Young. healthy,
strong, wcll-brcd, fit-shcrp. which j, last Tie
wool wanted for combLs an dtane L.irpvs a.,
Farmers cai'mot Keep these l,uyc .hrrp ~,
lean pastures, with hut little care ofllrm. and
have good wool And the .rnal Ieu.o,. comb.
lnS wool shcp Iun out when brought from
England ana Camden l., hat the, de NJ; .,si
the same care and iirltincn. they had in the.
countries, anG ate ullcu kept ON sol they al
moi adapted To, AMI are ttpl fed snllircutly.-
The wool from a l.rrr,irr >hrcp lhd has been
III the lhltch state, two year, Is general ,
harshcr, leai"r and worth muc!, rs. than 4
would have been II the >lrrIi had >la,,u il
Canada ur England Now hi, VIII ,.,i .iI,y.n,
he 50, i'i crow cfs will yet learn that iI.,t. lu,
| sheep need NOR" tr cLt lllu thr .nltll VI .qin,
and their fond >hntlI up' rumsi,, Of Indian
corn, hui they should haze some r,,,,,t,. NAM,
wnrlzcl and oil cake Nn'n sheep .rc f,i .,
corn they are tn hot AMI f,vriish and an
wool becomes harsh and brlttl, %iiilr a p.op.
supply of roots and oil cake with other iuod ",
pro,iace soft, sound and elastic wool. -F.,r
| np,S .ldrocttie.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

correspondent II the RufH S,ar- ro,Gr,
says that last year on picco Of .iouml 10 b,
~ iret, he raised ten bushels OF onions from
black seed. lie raised onion, ON ll,, .,n,,
piece Of ground the pr,lius year, and The,
,lld moi pay tor the seed they wrr,. dr,tluyr,
by ihasgots and wile-wurms. lie pructirr,
three bushels of salt and Two barrels OF lisl
and pork brine and top dressed la, Garden
(a6ont onr-iourth OF an ltrtJ wuh ii, after he
had gathered all bis Vegetables, Last sprlu, Ia.
plo"ed the Salden and put OH three oN-clii load
of wen iotted hog and chip manure AMI stIcl
vegetables he never raised hciulc
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
Public Sale.

me subscriber intending quit farming " III sell
uDlc SAT-, ~ his reSdenc. lat larc's Corner st alton
NeM Sastle Iid, about u miles from Wilmington
o fiiuuy, March litl, 1873, at 10 O'clucE ., ntrr
stock aud farming utensils, AS follows;
STA head oi horses and colts.
did driver. ' 'l''''
70 FRANK. good DRAFT horse.
So,5' Nelly, good buggy horse
good stock. ' ''>"' '"' e'"s
!. we've hlst class mch OF the very hest srlpc.
tuii SOME VIII he In profit by day OF sale and other
spImshig lot OF pigs chickens and TURKEYS two car.
ilaRes' buggies, lam Wagon, and iay Iiprno
keh morse carts Buckcye reaper and mower COM
o'neu, Wheeler ~ Malcn, horse power two raI,..
tono newt ian, plows harrows, cultiyators, FORK
snoIels, measures bags, hay knives corn POLES WIN
.eei points, double aud single trees truck baskets
nolse blankets halters, CON chaus, carriage s,,ui
goh anu lOw harness, saddle and briilrs III 81 mi
his by the bushel l sleigh. '"'
D,aiy hAtures-Such as milK cans rome household
anu ntchtn furniture ''''
EhMS., All sums OF $50 and less cash; un an
% over tiat amount credit UI sA mo IlIhs will III.
EVEN Ny the purchaser giving a bank able note win
uPio'eu ehuorseri ltOut interest ii paid when dur
OF iOr cash. ~ ' VI q pe' cent
\, B,--A lunch will he gwen. No postponclnent IN,
a.eot OF the weather, II II stOi ms the sale viii m
Oh under shelter. ~ "'' q"
-, GRAHAM BIA
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
agricultural.
FxRaTsGiN ENGLAND. III "a haze ,ac,'iia

4
FARMfSG IN ENGLANl,.--AL II laic nnrrtin
ot the Graud Cluue tNi-.,) i-llnels CLu.----
MIR. Goodland gave the futur''ng descrpi Iu., al
what he saw ourn. II reeAi visit Ia Lu-lanl
visited ticnds IN E.,stnd las, ra,--
When cfp Nisvou>d, .tptlul Ill mi AIDE ut
August; III grai.l was al barycst,'u amt HE
grass Uh the ,.,s II 20 was uly ami litrt cd
As We caiic IL sight of lhu on the VEST cast
.fheluld, saw the wheat 1ielis we're II 1 hat
j, vested, the stIaw nst hcgii ming 10 turh and
llia pastures cooked us green is Yours here In
! Wisconsin, tn la lo iI"iln oi Junr. 4 Thought
! H. mIgnl well h' ,iic the Emerald Isle. Farm
/ = Ia uouc i,uslIs u, Ei., Land by Lenanls. aud
lands Ia thai section oi THE county, nI,cIr
| visited rent from SID To SO per aclv. with
| such enoimous rents the American farmer
| would ask, "lioW can The tenant do il ~ II
you visit farmer, hc takes YOU out Ia Sue Ills
farm and stock. | saw u herd of COWS in l.
pasture, and asked il lie could brrc from them.
he rclhwd,-"f Il llnm, they ar loo lat"
How can prevent II, unlts, / slnil tlrm AZ
To keep them from eating" The Grass was
gust rs thick as 1t co,lhl stand green, FRESH,
and succultnl. | asked the farmer Nlal Ia
| seeded to. lie rvplct, ~ alMaNs use Il iili
dozen kinds 81 SOFT dJd always nave ,icrn
feed. fwy have Is lar.t an a,fci,c .hri,
ui roots is You 40 here oi com; slAiy tons q
+ nlalecs pei acre tnl toIGy TINS of common
, turnIps, | would lecolum nd :, Inoiv Il otuunl
. cultivation Of roots here. Bullosks wclr lur
= merry h.e yeats ou when they wcrc ready IL,
| market: nuw they br'eo, Ia hriu. them to MI
y turliy earlier TINS farmer vii" wlniu i M
l. Wishing, liau sin twuand Il h.li Ncrr uld pure
bloodsd Devon atcers tiIat muulu dress on S,lI
II pounds al beet per in'.ri, Which lie cnlil "a
II ior sl1U 'a'h, lur saline nu "a aupClIur /,
II tncna, thnush It Il lt,l A. Is lLuu t. NAH
y ,in'm Dcllutu II.
y visited Il farm Vl 10 .,crcs, Ilic ;rnal
~ keeps five lLili,is to tine L,fIn. fancy aNl,ridt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

4 MEXICAN AGK1CULTURIST aud chrome,
n worth $500 entitled Mischief Brewing for sI.25
and Hearth ami Home, with splendid S20O0 chrome,
Tor ~, 90. Tor 1873, The shrumo will be ino4ned and
postage free to all subscribers. Address, GRO.
JACKSON, near Wilmington, Delaware, Or WIN.
ian Dat
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27


IESM WII>oN.-whoeve may succeed Sen
atur Wilson member vi the ppr. House
vi tUas from Massachusetts II Is certain
that e cannot exceed in industry, tLithiuliess
and devotion TO thu highest principles OF states
niiuship ami the best Interests Of the public
The distinguished gentleman who viii soon en-
Ter upon his duties Of Vice President VI the
United States. During the recent campaign
We frequently had occasion " refer ~ the no.
Die career OF this gentleman. |. 10 safe TO say
| that he never cast vote uttered u word as
4 Senator, which attended ~ cypress or degrade
| his fellow men. The Boston JVunM III re-
| tring 10 the Senator's record In Congress, pays
the following tribute 10 the value Of iis service
10 the country. 1t says:
| He has carried through Congress more iDpor-
tant measures than any other sta esnan III oui
time Take, for instance single session Of
| the Senate--that Of 1851. Among the bill
| urged, and for the most part ol ina ell ny him
va, one facilitating the allotment VI volunteers
ply IL thrir families; Till resulAtiiis urls
uailial in tie aImy u hill pIo'iuIhy lo Tia
Letter organization Of the signal department y
the army bill for the appointment VI sutler'
in the volunteer service: bill to Increase thu
efficiency Of the medical department OF the army
q bill to facilitate the discharge VI Unlisted mel
Tor physical disability; joint resolution pro
v.ding for medals Of honor for volunteers who dis
tinguished themselves in battle bill author
i@ins the drafting ami enlistment OF negroes Ii
the United States armies bill, IN substance
providing for the abolition Vi Slavery in liz
District of Columbia. THIS list may seen
rather dry now, but not measure was ther
winch did not strike away some abuse, NEE
some pressing want or stimulate some patriot
Impulse Of our struggling soldiers, or in man
Z. ways contribute directly to the progress all
triumph OF the loyal Cause. lii short. the vel
eran Geu Scott said at the close ct the eXtr
session Of 1851; "Stnator Wilson hal don
more work in that short session than all til
CLanmen of the Military Committee had don
fOg the last twenty years.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber intending to quit farming will sell
at public sale, at hts farm McClrlandsyillc, two
miles from Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred,
ON FRIDAY, March It'll, 1873, at II O'Clock, m. the
following personal property -Four good work horse,
two of them good drivers; two COWS, one yoke
E7.. Spot good home raised young oxen. ~
EEES2S well broken; two horst wagon, one S%SN
Tku.eXk.- OK cart, one oN-yUke, one Union mower
cafiy new; two horse wheel cultyator, ploWs, cul
Hvators, twin harrow, wagon harness, Ne pillow
gears, rakes and forks, double and single trees t1t
bushels OF oats, potatoes by the bushe and good has
by the ton.
we will also offer the same day at our .hols At A
Clelandsville, which Is close by, = Two ui,c Wa
CONS, new Germantown carriages, new maIku
wagon, new Atwood pows, new twin haitowS, new
cultvators, iron post spades, double AMI slnr" trt-
CONDITIONS OF SALE.--An sums under =.
cash; all that amount credit OF six MONTH NJ
he given by purchaser giving bankabie with ur
proved endOrser; and If paid at maturity, M lntr
will be charged II not paid, interest Will be change,
from day OF sils.
VIM. MCcLELLANn,
Thomas Brackiu. Auclioucpr. IrL
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
FOR SALE,

FARMS NEAR WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
MOL, I5 acres, within II miles OF Wilmington fair
improvements
No. 2 65 acres, within 8. miles Of Wilmington,
handsome situation; moderate improvements.
No. 8, 10 acres. handsomely situated, good improve
ments; within miles OF Wilmington. VIII be sold
| cheap, OH easy terms Apply to
| W. McCAuLLEY Il Co,
/ srpl5-If lNG Market street. WilmingtOn. Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
For Sale.

A farm, cOntsining les acres In New Castle A
County Del, four miles from kirkwood sta YEnAY
ton, Delaware, Hail Road, lmprOy ements, AcAn4
frame house containing SIX rooms, frame barn anu
other outbuildmgs. Thirty AGREES timber, white "ak
and chestnut well fenced Land In good state Of cui
tiyaton Large quanit good fruit OF various xmas
Will be sold II bargain On easy terms. Apply 10
EVANS PENNINGTON, Real Estate Ag't,
dec l.rlu EnrllI.I Ellhin unI MnrkrI SIS MmimItOn
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
Take Notice,
Public Sale.

That 1 shall apply to the Legislature, for divorce
from my wife, Mary Elizabeth Cooney.
ian ~ PATRICK COONEY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
FOR KENT.

\ blu. smith shop and dwelling house, 4
situated In tho townOt Newark, Delaware. yE:nY
The above il nu OLD and well established AAsAA
stand, and has the al, Rntsges Of su excellent wheel
wright.
" IA good set OF tool, the premises eau
lbs bought cheap.
Apply to - -
SAMUEL B. WRIGHT,
tch aO-3tw Newark, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
Aspiendid Farm NJ Private sale

have for sale beautiful farm of %
acres, IN Christiama hundred. miles ~
from EvntrrNile amt three innrth miles eMA
from the Wilmington and Reading Rail III
Road adjoining lands OF Jos. Mccullough, Issss
Evans Harvey aud The road "alng from S
CcntrHNr 10 Smiths bridge. This farm is in line
order, wth ll'itN "i rii acres OF good woodland
tor fence" y, has lalgt buildings AMI good water. The
uwnri Un the riic"i MI. VIM, Clark Will show It Ia
any pei rous WHO ~aI.s Ia hay first class farm.
have farm tor rent near thIs city.
MM. BllHilf. kenl Estate Agent,
JdnU IN Wilmington, Delaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
virginia.,

eHM and Z mi,a' 10 miles south OF Petersburg,
EU Of I09 acres NJ, 'ui oahet River, 1ne farm
fruit trees viii aoms Az ho NJ .andplentyo
u. A. BROWN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

nor sALE.-The cheapest 30 acre farm In Chris
l. tiana Hundred, On easy term..
iau ls-tf Apply ut this Office.
I'ok kENr.-A good iaim III IA ncrrr, on the
- ,irshbrnsd iifandywinc Hundred, Apply 10
frh fJ-tf SAMUEL. q. LODGE.
JIoR KENT-A house aud store in chrIstiaui a.,
l. Village. Apply to U
icb Sits THOMAS DUFF
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
PRATr,S ASrRALnlI-

rats ASTRAL on, wholesale and rc,ni, c,,.,i.
w. hsaaqnarterA at foScrs l'rug store MINT m
"aa'i, ~ Wilmington, lN'lgwarr 81"
ref ~ 'iNope JIst teceivc.g in gallon and l e
4Iihs' gallon OF barrel To suit purchasrrs ~ '"e
i,.s tie ohly safe and reliable burning bu,I n, m
'ne ni9st brilliant light does nnt ,,n, +, ,
NM whl not explode. The gallon ems ,e
conveniently put up for family use SAW" ''"s nfe
mhs FOSTERS COUGH AND CKoup syRCp
iMassons Compound Syrup of Tar
sihes Syrup Of Tar and Wild Che,r,
,Wistard Pine Tree Tar Cordial,
nd many others, at ''' Noushs anu Colds,
s.pp2 FOSTERS Drug Store,
------- Front and West,
S5tOS2U Aren't. v.ntplI An c... o,x..,,,o
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
The undersigned will sell OF private sale the Panck
property, situated on the Concord pike, Brandywine
Hundred, three miles north Of Wilmington, and con-
tanning 2s9i acres of land. The situation is very de-
sirabic, AMI we'll worth the attention of those wishing
to purchase. The land Is well adapted to trucking.
Terms accommodating.
GEORGE Is. EVANS, Executor, near Rockland.
jan 9-tr
LHOr Sale.-.i two horse power with thresher al Il
IL shaker in good order, Casho make. Parties be
fore purchasing would do well TO call and examine
this machine ut .he farm OF Mrs. Hannah Bradley,
near Newark. as 1t will positively be sold during the
season. A credit of months will he given by giving
| n bankablr note with approved endOrser Address,
| HENRY II, BRADLEY, 337 East Fourth street,
Wilmington, delaware. ian 9-6t-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27


OFFICE uf rHE WlLAIs0ToS Coal GAs COMPANY,
Wilmington, February !, 1873.
The Directors OF the Wilmington Coal Gas Com
puny have this day declared dividend vi three dol
lars per share. for the past six months payable Oh
demand. T. j. LA WSON, Treasurer,
trb4-C.s No. 800 Shipley Street
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
III RkIC SALE
OF
sd0ck and farming utensils.

OF W. ID. Cornog.
81 Inc undersigned having rented r-----a,,
Th-.A hi4 farm will sell at Public Sale un II lSSii|J
LA-1- his premises, in Pencader Id. on fE.M
,ng iH,'i leading from Newark to Cooch's b1ugr
mic nom the iuimrr, 49, |
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
Notice.

The annual meeting OF the Mill Greek Association
ur the detection OF horse thieves and the recovery OF
stolen property, Will be held at the Union Hall near
corner keich. on saturday, the LIST day OF March
next, at 2 U'cOrh, p. III. punctual attendance is
requested IL, there is business OF Importance come
before the meeting.
JAMES STINSoN.
iuL i} Secretary
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27

iiut,-t NL lhuI Washngton street, contain Am
ing II rnuliis Including bath room and cOnseI- EiS
yntur, with All tn modern Improvements, in ~
rlu,ng hrHtrr~, gus fixtures, &c., &c. Terms en-S
i'uS>re-lon 1T unrs Apply To
NJ. NJ. CHILD Il GO.
trl, "a, In No. |, West TN street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-02-27
Stray Cattle.
For Sale or Rent.

\ good peach and gain faim near Dover, e~
Delaware. Apply Ia - -
WESLEY HlRONS,
No. 62O Jefferson street,
feb g0.2w Wilmington Delaware.