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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

We Gao Ind 10 one ia the Middle 81 atv, who
ha. given much attention tu growing grass seed
alone those ~lip have praised ii being chiefly
far Eastern in1n. ~ far as We can lndye from
orr excsange papers, Connecticut IA as FAR
South as any fair Trial la, been made, cores
pondeiit nom which State thus gives h; expert.
enoo in the RurJ! Ne.5- Yorker.
Without further digrsssicns 1 will simply
give YOU my experience Of the seeding have
done 10 the past two years by referring 10 nv
farm book, fud that On the It'll of October,
ls70, finished seeding Let, which was lstei
By tharty days than l could hsve wished for, aud
really venture OH my pati sowed 1t thick.
y, as Ia fact | 10 ali Kinda Of grass seeds (pre
| ferr'nS to have the glass roots fight each ether
| rather than t. have theiu tight weeJ1J, and 1t
| scarcely made slow before wiu'sr sat In vel
this season It gaze a food yieii aid would have
been fortified. Ga the 10th Of Sc ,Jtsmoer, 1871,
seeded down another lot Which, with seasopa.
bic weather, scoa made the field look green ;
and noiwitl.srand'1. the extreme se7ere winter
unprotected " snow, / Cut TIRES ton. to tho
acre and now. ct this time, tba, the appear.
ance OF making the another % Ills fall, werr
disposed to cut It, that which / shall most al
suredly not do. ~ It will save Inc q goa. Of ma
nure."
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
FARM FOR MALE

"a WIN bo sold at private sale, g farm situate In
iii Mill Greek HID, in Few Castle Co. state OF
1H Delaware, adjoining lands OF VIM Brackin
Wpi Torbert, J. Springer, 81 b. Ocheltree and Others
The estate OF Joseph Lindsey Jr. and containing 2o5
acres, about 80 of which aro In vauable timber the
balance is highly improved, having been lined and
lnahuTed with the best manures for the last 50 years
improvements consist Of large su bstantia stone
dwelling and large stone double decker barn with
overshoot and shedding attached also wagon house
carriage, wood and smoke houses, corn cribs and al
other buildings necessary for well ted farm
and within about seven miles OF the city Of Whining
TOM the buildings are situated high piece OF land
from which We have view OF the Delaware river
town Of New Castle and n large portion OF surround
ing country. II this property Is sold before die
l4th, OF December next II will be sold At public sale
Persons wishing TO purchase, will be ahoun The pro.
perty by l. H. Walker residing on it. or by Samuel
L'husey ut McOieiihndvinel Del aug 2p-tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

The Postmaster General has declared the
policy Of the administration In regard to post
Atiices moi filled by presidential appointments
to be the following; Appointments and re-
moyaiS viii not hereafter be made merely on
the recommendation OF members of Congress;
persons will not be removed solely Tor op-
position TO the administration in the late cain-
paign, unless such opposition was accompanied
with special and marked bitterness; Where a
change is required for reasons oil local
character, or for the want of capacity of those
now holding the positions, the case will bt
Investigated by an officer Of The post-ofiice de
partment,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
DREAMING'

v
On tho banks of a small, but rapid riv,rST
Was lovely girl, alone,
watching the clear waters, whieh,turihng never
To the blue sea hurried on
Ths light fescy clouds the blue summer SKY
And the bright green fields around,
1hass were not the objects OF her reveris'
In her book these words she found
.Humsn life 10 like q river,
Swiftly flowing 70 the main
And what ever passes onward
Comes not back to us again"
And her thoughts were like these; how true are
those lines,
1t really typsifes life,
so should ws battle ever keeping In mind
This end o { this worldly strife"
And not rush on, never thinking OF others,
But assist each pleasantly
Then while helping others ourselves we'll raise,
In the strife q hero be.
We are (many of us) only dreameis yet,
The lives Of the great we read,
And we picture ourselves in some future day
Honored and loved In their stead.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
WHOM GOD HATH JOINED.

Fan youth, too timid to lift your eyes
10 the maiden with downcast look,
As you Iningle the gold and brown Of yeur
curls
Together over the book,
A fufterirg hope that she dare not naine
Her trembling bosom heaves,
And your heart is thrilled when your fingers
meet,
As you softly turn the leaves.
Perchance you two will walk alone
Next year at some sweet days close,
And your voice will fall TO a tender tone
As you lken her cheeks TO rose:
And then her face will flush and glow
With hopeful happy red,
outrblushing all the flowers that gov
Ansar in the garden bed
Hyou plead for hope, she may bashful diop
Her heal on your shoulder low,
and you will be lovers and sweethearts tLep
As youths and maidens go:
Lovers and sw eethearts, dreaming dreams.
And seeing visions that please.
With never q thought that life Ia msta
OF great realitles-
That the cords of love must be as .troos IL
death
II they hold and keep h-ait,
Not daisy chains that snap Ia the beceL.,
Or break with their weight apart;
For the pretty coiors of youths sweet mora
Fade out from the MONDAY sky,
And blushing loves IN the roses born,
Alas with roses die.
But the faith that when our iuoin i, past,
Tender and TRUE survives,
Is the faith we need to lean upon
In the crisis OF our lives;
The love that shines In the eye grown din
In the voice that trembling speaks,
And sees the roses that years ago
Withered and died in our cheeks
That sheds its halo round us still
Of soft, immortal light
When we change youths goldeh eorohal
For crown VI silver white:
A love for sickness and fol health,
For rapture and for tears,
That will live for us, and bear with US,
Through all our mortal years.
And such there is; there are lovers here,
On the brink OF the grave that stand,
Who shall cross to the hills beyond, and wsln
Forever hand In hand.
Pray, youth and maid, that your faith bs tier:
Who IRE Joined no more to part;
For death comes not to the living soul,
Nor age to the loving heart.
PHOEBE CARY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

L sLLkss TEEAsCBE.-A rich nohl.u,..t N,
once showing friend sreat collection a., A.
cious stones, whose value was almost . ord
counting. There were diamonds, and ,eals
and ruhies, and gems from almost every cuu,,-
iiy on the globe, which hal been gathered, Ia,
their possessor with the greatest labor tud cx-
pcnse. And yet" hc remarked, the, Yield
me no Income.
His friend replied that llr hat Two stones
which cost him about ten iioiins each. yet they
yielded him an income 1T Two hundred iiorns
u year.
In much surprise, ilie notlemau le,lied Ia
see the wonderful stones wien the man led
him down to his mill, and pointed to the two
toiling gray millstones. They We're laborio,i,ly
crushing the grain into snowy flour for ti,e use
OF hundreds WHO depended Oh It's ork for theil
bread. Those Two dull homely stones did more
good In the world, and yielded larger income
thar all the nobleman's jewels. So it is will
lille treasure rywheie.-P Physiological Jour
nal
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

a Lister From Wsst.-Ths Commercial
Of Saturday week contained the following Prof
West, now incarcersted in the Jail at Dover,
has written to friend in this city, expressing
confidence in his ultimate acquittal Of the crime
Of which lie stands charged. He says "Ip
health am enjoying onlya moderate share
| have made fun, clear aud
unyarnished confession Of all ! did, much Of
which lido not remember l have but little
fear of the final result, as the public cannot be
governed by passion till the tiHe OF ms tial,
and II reason prevails shall be acquitted.
have Smithers and Ridgely employed. Ny pre-.
vious character Is much in my favor, although
the newspapers make me perfect devl but
that is to then advantage.
should have delivered my sell TO the Sheriff al
once, but fol hly wiic's delicate health, and the
age and health Of my parents. | was afraid the
announcement oi my being Ia jail might pro
duce serious results before the circumstances
could be explained 10 them. have gool
feather bed, plenty to eat, and that which Is
good-to be III Jah-and everything considered
l am comfortable. This Is a page Ia my his
tory least expected. l am innocent Of any
crime before my Creator and | trust 1t may
be made 50 to appear before, men,"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

The Portland Advertiser says that issl Sa,ur.
DAY, Il. w. McKecknie, who 1. employed at
the Portland Company was putting u belt over
Shalt that revoves at the rate of Unity times
minute, the machinery caught him by the
shirt and before he was exlrIcated he va wbir-
led around the shaft The engines were STOP.
ped 70 ~ ckly q, possible but not before one
leg wss SO badly broken that tho splintered
bones protruded through the skin, the other Lee
oadly dislocated 1t the ankle, all the iigamsnts
oslng pulled away the face badly cut and the
doubtful %
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

Airavellins candy-lealer has been vici,ui1ing
confsctoners in Portland, To AN alarming extent.
lie would enter shop and uilor for sale Ger
dravorinS 10 sell it Il lady would enter. APPROACH
the counter, and seeing the candy, exclsinl,
"Thats just whai want. I've been looking for
that sort OF candy for along lime" and then
would purchase small lot. This call would
induce the shop-keeper TO buy large quantity.
1t seems that the woman was tho candy -seller's
we, and her purchase "pui.up" job. The
candy was Of very inferior quality and nearly
unstable.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

COLD IN THE SoRTHwEsT.-rha weather
all over the northwest is reported to be the coli
est for several years. Al Fort Garry, Manito-
ia, the mercury has fallen 10 ~ degrees below
zero; at st. Paul and Minneapolis, 80 below
zero; and at Milwaukee, 20 below-,hc latter
being Al noon on Saturday. Heavy SHOWS have
also fallen, delaying AMI intrrrup,ug the rail.
road trains. y number Of persons have lad
their ears and feet frozen. At Toledo. Ohio.
On SUNDAY, lh" 92'i alt, lie Thermometer mark
ed 10 degrees below zero, aud at Cincinnati q
below zero. On thu Peru Indiana and Toledo
iaihoad sixty locomotives were frozen ut foI
fortN-eight hours, and all the live stock on the
tIli" were frozen 10 death.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

An infant sou Of Lsonard Il. Rich Of Char.
lesion, was left by its mother in charge Of a
relatives while she went on short visit 10
neishbHr. With admirable Judgment the woman
tied the child Into the chair and placed it before
an open fireplace. While she wa, out Of Tho
room INC child fell forward burying its face in
the woman, but by that lime il WAS so terribly
burned, that after lingering In great agony 4,
died on Sunday 1t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

he Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltim more
Railroad Company have declared semi-aunual
dI'ldeAd 81 four per ceut., payable o.. and after
January eth next.
Associate Justice StricklA and, VI the United
States Court for Utah, called on the President
On Saturday, to state the reasons for his resiT-
nation One Of them isthe insuficlency Of tho
salary, which Is only 5000 year
lie town Of Bo.oiA in South America, has
been inundated. Many people were drowned
and Indehproperts was destroyed
The print works Of d. Arnold & Co, At
North Adams Mass, were burned on Friday
morning. Loss $4,000 This fife throws 200
hands Gu. Of work
/ Tie Adrian CAT shops. at Ajitan, Michi.
/ gan. with new cara were burned on Friday
| night Los1 $4,000. One hundred aud tifty
men arc thrown out Of employment.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

The portrait which the Springfield Repub.
Lean il; draws Of Daniel Drew is not fiattering.
hls man, 1t says, who patronizss class meet
ings and builds theological seminaries and who
is feted and eulogized and beihymed at clerical
dinners, Is really one of the wickedsst and
most disreputable old sinners who ever de-
voured widows houses, and for a pretepos
made long prayers. Selfish, cold-bloodeJ, WV,
ruthless, lie has ruined scores Of meu ai,d
homes. N'S' VI
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

Rev Er. Stowe, Husband OF Mira. Harriet
y stowe is in rapidly failing health and
II IS not probable that lie will survive MANY
weeks Meeks, HIS brain is suffused with blood and
.neie seems to be no outlet. He Is about seventy
years OF age, and was graduated an Bowdoin
college IN 1880. Mrs. Stowe has entirely sus-
pended her reading for the present, and with
her Children, Is al her husbands side.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

The hog cholera il prevailing in Pleasant
Valley township Of 10 Daviess County, Illinois;
more than 800 hogs have died. but very singll-
larly, says tho Galena Gozette, there has not
becn ci.-e in any other township. In Scales
Mound township, Of the same county, disease
called the "thumps" is prevailing 1t has no
very marked symptoms. The hogs when first a.
tackled refuse "a eat, commence to droop, aud
then die; hnndred OF more have died with
the ISpase.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
Valuable farm for Sale.

Auu~A The subscriber having determined to quit
G farming, Offers at private sale, his farm
Eli situated on the kennett turnpike, about an
6ssS miles north Of Wilmington, Del contain
ing about 81 acres of land, divided Into con-
yenent fields, In good state OF cultivsti and
about Is acres of valuable chestnut timber The im
provements consist Of anew house, built in modern
STYLE " feetont by 80 feet deep, and containing al
zen goou ssea rooms good barn, with running wa
house, Ice house, good aypla, peach and pear orch
ards and hn9 gIapery that will produce barrel OF
Vile ation, on the Wilmington q Reading Railroad
The situation Is one of the most pleasant and de,r-
BILE III the country and well Calculated for country
seat. Terms easy
sep 5-tf T. FAIvRF
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
FOR SALE.

FARMS NEAR WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
No. l. % acres, within AZ miles OF Wilmington fall
improvements
No. 2, o. aeIes. within 81 miles Of wnmlngtop,
NO g. 40 acres, handsomely situated good Improve
monts within miles Of Wilmington. VIII Sc cold
cheap, on easy terms. Apply to
W. MsCAULLEY q Co.,
Mp25-tf 6oe Market street Wrlniueton H.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

Ferdinand nahn, boy nine years Of age
WAS killed in New YorK on Wednesday by .
SNOWFALL thrown by playmate.
Martin Healey WAS run over and killed Oh
The Fourth Avenue Railroad, In New York, on
Christmas day. His body was terribly mangled
and crushed.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
FOR SALE.
Nesi rnble Ruai nass 6fanA-

IA Tho undersigned desiring to retire from
yEAy business, Offers at private sale, the we'll
Third street, where TOR many years past, the DRY
GOODS aud TRIMMING businoss, Established by
NJ. q 3. Brown,) has been successfully conducted.
This Is rare opening for any enteTpxisisg person
to engage In ali established business with good pat
ronage,
Apply Oh tho premises or to 2. james Belt OF E.
Bringhurst Il Co., Sixth and Market strsets
sep 2J-tf MRS. M n RFIT
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

he small poE Ia spreading in Nova Scotia.
At Yarmouth all the schools, churches and
other places of public resort have been closed
on account OF IL The disease Is said TO have
bsen introduced from Boston.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

A New SENsE-WHAT THE BLIND See
Mr.. Levy, Ia his work on "Blindness and the
Blind" says:
When passing along street can distinguish
shops from private houses, and point out the
doors and windows, etc., and this whether the
doors be shut or open. When q window con-
sisis Of one entire sheet glass 1t Is more Diff
cult to discover than one composed Of q num-
Der Of small panes. From this 1t would appear
| that glass is a bad conductor of sensation
| When objects below the face are perceived the
sensation seems TO come in an oblique line
from the object 70 the upper part Of the face
While walking with ireLd In Forest Lane,
Stratfoid, said, pointing to a fence which sep
Grated the road from q field, "Those rails are
quite us high as my shoulder" He looked at
them and said they We're higher We, however,
measured and found them three inches lower
| than my Shoulder. At the time Of making this
observation was about four feet. from the
rails, ainly 10 this instance facial percep-
ton was more accurate than sight. When the
| lower pat ola fence is brick work and the up
per part rails, the fact can be detected, and the
line where the two meet easily perceived. IT.
Irregularities in height and projections and indeIl-
tations in walls can also be discovered. A
similar sense belongs 10 same part of the animal
creation, and especially 10 hats, who have hrcu
known 10 d. about u room without 81 oino
an, thing, after the cruel experiment hat n-ri
made OF extracting their eyes.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

NE Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
decides that no legacy or succession tax is re-
CURED IL case Of s devise CT property left in
trust 70! the support Of domestic animals. The
question arose on the will of q Boston lady
Who left property foE the maintenance Of q
car.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

Senator Summers health, though weak, Is bet.
tor than at the adjournment OF Congress, and
he takes outdoor exercise every day. He re-
ceives daily visits from hts physician.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

A Paterson, y. j., ON Monday, Charles
iemn!ngway, while sleighing, was thrown
4ndtf Al Erie tleigh; train and fatally injured.
His horse was killed. Mr.. Hemmingway was
member Of the New Jersey Legislature
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

me basement Of the new NJ. E. church at
Milford will be dedicated on Sunday, January
9Th Rev. Jacob Todd will preach the dsdica-
tori sermon.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

$1,000, PROF. Z. L. DAWN. NJ. D.. Of Phil .
delphIa University, guarantees cure for all curea
BILE Chronic diseases ofthe Lungs, Heart, Stomach
Liver Diseases OF women, Nervous Debility, and dis
ease resulting fromeariy indscrstion. &C. No cure
no pay. On the receipt OF symptoms and 81, one
months treatment sent free Then II bsnsnted IS Per
month, otherwise nothing.
REORGANIZATION Free
references, Prof. j. Buchanan, nj. D., Phils,
:" e J. Glass, NJ. D.,
$. ChatDAi, 81. D., n
-" John Sepd,lar, NJ. d., CincinnAij, u.
oitce ~ f.trwster street. Philadelphia.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02

II Is understood that efforts will be renewed
a. y aslihgton 10 secure the recognition Of the
oeliigerahey OF The Cuban Ia surgents, but that
our GoVefnmertls likely 10 maintain ii, present
policy
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
FOB SALE

A farm for sale in Talbot County, Maryland CON
va station, on the Maryland & Delaware Ran Road
There Is never falling stream Of water, running
through the centre Of SAID farm and 1000 peach trees
Price, sl5 per acre, cash.
N. c. FITzJuRRELL,
nov T-gt COrdovs, Talbot Co Nd
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
TO MOROCCO DRESSERS.

Geo Crossey, No. go John street, Philadelphia ii
respectfully informs tie Morocco Manufactures OF
Wilmington and vicinity, that he has invented
q third more work than any other machine Ia use
any other machine. In additop il oniy occunies II
story. Ihs
The subscriber will put up machines anyw1H -
o1 !lPhia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
NOTICE.

tina stockholdera b the Wilmington and Philadsl.
phia Turnpike Co. are hereby nouned that An cleo
ton Institute, SECOND day 9Th proxmo, ats O'clock,
pm. EDWARD TATNALL, JH, ssc'y..
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
I. R
PUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

Ina sG1soibsr VIA at Public Sale, o. tina "old
new GARDEN Inn" property, New aaraen Tow nship,
Chester county. Pa, on THURSDAY, January "a,
1873, the following described property, Wis: Two
good work or driving horses seven good dairy cows
some with calves vt their sidee one fat COW, -four
ewes with lamb, five shoat pigs six small pigs
FARMING INPLEMENTs:-0ne good 3 hors,
farm wagon, with bows and hay ladders, ali oonpl sss
one four horse broadwheel wagon broad wheeled
ox-eaIt, one cArt-bed tongue and Axle seated
family carriage with tongue and shafts; ono "Buck-
Eye" mower, spring toothrake; gram Mul. Green's
Patent grain FAM new copper-etTipped hay CATER,
new basket siegh; slelghbelL; two Wiley ptows, twv
sptke harrows two huke harrows two grain ctsdles:
two moving scythes; shovel, hoes, rakes crow bars
OF and COW chaiils, two yokes new wheel bar
row, double-Iees single-trees two sets wagon har-
ness two sets single harness, pair horse blankets
buffalo robe, wagon WHIP collars, haltsrs and br
thrtysx grain bags corn, oats and potatoes By the
bushel hay by the ton; corn ioddot by the bundle.
DAIRY FlXTUhES.--Churn, butter tube, butter
cooler; lot OF lin milk cans; meal chests barrels box.
es, Sc Lot of Household Goods, consisting Of beds
bedsteads boddng tables, chairs, benches, buckets
ton.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock on said day, when
attendance will be given.
condltions: all under $40 cash $40 and upward. q
credit Of eight mouths. j. CALVIN HALL.
decl9-tS Thomas Brackin, Aucttoneer
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
FOR SALE.

Land IN Brandywine Hundred, containing twenty
eight acres more less. Adjoining lands of George
II: Smith, John Friel, Amos Bird and others. :
II il well watered and has considerable wood on 1t,
and Will be sold n bargain on easy terra.
Apply to W. McCUAULLEY d CO.
No. COG Market street,
ny Is Wilmington, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
PRIVATE SALE.

AFARM OF FIFTY-FoUR ACRES, GOOD
stone house, frame barn wagon house, Ice house,
&c: Aitnated In Brandywipe Hundred, near Per. -
rys' Hotel bali cash. balance on Mortgage. Inquire
ep premises Of Martin Bennett, or A. H. 4RnfpRAw,
No. 4 West Third street. Wilmington. Def sspi2fl
YOQUET HoLDEks-A .,est anu oopven,.,,
article for holding water preserving tbs
and beauty Of budso Gower worn In the coat drsss
hair large assortment fG sale By
4. BkINdHU2ST- a Co.,
orns< aixth AEo Maxkst stxssts.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
9TRAY COW.

Game 70 he premises OF the subscriber. F5SxeF
dred, on the eth inst, white and red Gov, @.
with long horns, and good size. Tbs owner " requss
ted to oope forward, prove property. pay charge
anil take her away.
de- tp-lf q
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
FOR SALE CHEAP.

C5EGe A frst-elass COW, slx years old, ard calf,
NkSfS three weeks old, by her side. Apply TO (.
VI HE ANNUAL stockholdera N eeting, Of this Com
j pany will be held In Delaware City, Monday,
January 18th, 1873, between and O'Clock, D. m, to
tie 1t nine Directors and transact other busness
= dec 20 lsT2-sm GEO, b. MONEY, Sec'r,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-01-02
NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the Farmers Association Of
New Castle County for the recovery Of stolen horses
will be held in Wilmington, at the Odd Fellows Hail.
Monday, January 18th, 1873. at ten O'Clock, .. M
when for the ensuing will be elected and
other business of the association transacted.
Punctuai attendance Of members Is requested.
dec so 1875, tim JAS. II. HoFFECKER, see'y.