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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

"'Tls true" Relempago replied:
81 felt il Margarita died
My heart was brokeD. And said,
She shall not die till have tried
Once more to save her. What to 10,
Then som ething put into my head
The Infant Jesus of Zobou!
'Pilgo to him the Child Divine
Win save this only child Of mine.
will present him with pearl,
And he will spare my little girl
The largest pearl that ! can find,
Tho one that shall delight his mind.
The puIest best, l give to you,
o Infant Jesus of Zeboup
Twas morning when made the vow,
And well do remember now
How light my heart was as ran
Down to the sea happy man!
All that passed along the way
The woods around me and above,
The plaintive cooing Of the dove,
The rustling of the hidden snake,
The wild ducks swimming in the lake,
The hidco us lizards large as men
Nothing, think, escaped me then,
And nothing will escape to day.
reached the shore, united my boat,
Sprans in, and was again a1oat
Upon / c wild and angrr sea,
That must give up its pearls to me
Its pearl ofpearls But where to go'
West of the island Of BojO,
Some six miles of, there was view
OF the cathedral ofZebOu,
Beneath whose dome the Child Divine
Was waiting for t at pearl Of mine!
Thither went, and anchored; there
Dived fathoms dOwn-found rocks and sands
But no pcarl-oystcrs any where,
And so came upwith empty hands.
Twice, thrice, and-nothing! Cruel sea!
Where hast thou hid thy pearls from me-
But Twill have them, nor depart
Until | have them, for my heart
Would break, and ~ dear child would die.
She shall not die What was that or!
Only tho ca, les scream on high.
Fear not, Rale'upason Once more.
Down, down. along the rocks and sands
gropcd in darL ness, tore my hands,
And ruse with nothing as tefure
% Infant Jesus IF ZebCu!
promised sreat pearl to you;
Help me to find It, Dywn again,
II seemed frtyer, whirled and whirled;
Tho deep foundations of the world
Engulred me aid my mortal pain;
But not forever, fvrthe m
That swallowed would not h4rhor me.
rose again. saw the sun
] felt my dreadful task was done.
NV desperate hands had wrenched away
A great gearl-oy ster from its bed,
And brought tito the li@ht OF day;
Its ragged shell was dripping red,
They sled 50 then! But all was wells
For in the hollow Of that she'll
The pearl, pearl-sbaped and perfect lay.
v, child was saved No need to tell
How rejoiced and how flew
To the cathedral of Zehou;
For there the Infant Jesus stands,
And holds my pearl up i'll his hands"
He ended. The pearl merchant said,
"Yyu found your dau ,.hter better" ''No,"
The wife of poor Re!empago
Replied. "iIe found his daughter dead"
",Twas fate =" he answered. mo-" said she
"'Twas God. He gave the child to me;
Hetook tho child, and Heknew best:
He reached, and took it from my breast
And in His hand to-day it shines
Tho Pearl of the Philippnes."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21


FATTENING HoGs.-The following sug-
gestions regarding iattening hogs will tend
to facilitate the work STAT as simply
carbon, which nature stores in the animal
system for definite purposes, is animal
heat. The body must be kept at Ger.
tain temperature, and the consumption Of
carbon is just in proportion to this de-
mand. If an animal be exposed to the
cold without protection, nature meets tho
increased demand for warmth by drawing
on the store of fat in the system. Hence
| will name, as the first essential in fat
tening dry and warm place for the
stock The second essential is to feed
such grain as contains the largest amount
Of fatteneniDg material. BY analysis this
is found to be corn, 1t may be fed ex.
cusively, except such change as is ncces.
to keep up the appetite. Avoid over
feeding at any time, or tho digestion may
be broken down before tho animal is fat
tened. Cook the corn. 1t will add about
twenty-five rer cent. TO its value,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

DINING OFF TO ADVANTAGE. a little
qirl who is accustomed to the plalnesl
STYLE of living was taken by her mother
to dine with rich friend lately. Oh her
returning TO her humble home she called
out her sister, in an ecstasy OF triumph
and delight, "Oh, Polly, we had four
diners all one after another"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
c. M. STRONG,

|O0G00D COWS AND A FEW PAIRS WORK
~ ING CATTLE for sale by me. Term
vash down, the oalancein equal payments TO
'anee, or 5 per cent. diseonot for ready pay.
lien viii 30 retained on all cattlo sold ON time
''s'her the purchaser be rich or poor:
r. s. PAGE.
hyde Park, April Cd, 1874.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
LamOille Newsdealer /:
ADVERTISING RATES.

Columu, one year, 500, six months, $50; throo
months, So; one month, $40.
IL column, onr year, s60i six months, 35s; three
months, 5 %; one month $40,
ia o,iuma. one year, So; six mUnths, $50; three
,.ouths, SI9.j0; one month, So.
- column, one year, Sos six months. $40 three
wonths 81. One month, 50
Dnsiaoss Cards on irst pa SO, 81 per line, q year
- no charge less than So
N,tices Of Lberations and Estrays, SI.50 eae
Probate notices. $50 each.
Legal notices, 10 cents per line for one, two
three insertions.
obituary notices FIVE cents per line.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
4. G. GILBERT
SURGEON DENTIST

Worthwhile, Vermont.
Whrse as good work will be furnished at reason,
able prices. as can be obtained any whete III @ the
Stats And shall hereafter keep my office opan
dlrin the FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH MONTH,
but shall be away from home more or ess OF the
rsmaindcr of the time.
ave ALL the Modern improvements, and war,
ant entire satisactonn al cases. or no pay VIII
hs required.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

n. {. LANPHER, ,n,o>,rp,
DEPUTY SHERIFF and AUCTlONEER,
H,de Park, Vermont.
Faithful attention will he paid to all busiAoss
of this nature.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

4. DwINNELL,
Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer and Detective
HYDE Park, Vermont.
All calls promptly attended to.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
----G---
Deputy sheriTs and Auctioneers.

D. G. HARDY,
Deputy Sheriff, Auctioaeer and Livery Keeper,
Morrsville, Vermont.
Prompt attention to businessis guaranteea'pyiJ u
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

The lifting power Of vegetation is
well attested by fact communicated to
the London NeacS. A tradesmap in the
city Of Worcester, England observed
that a stone in the sidewalk had been
raised out Of place, and as it was near
the grating of his basement, he suspected
robbery and called the police. On rails
inf the stone, it was found that three
mushrooms, six inches in diameter and with
very thick stems, were the motive power
of the displacement. The stone was
found to weigh SO pounds. This doesn't t
compare with President Clark's squash.
but the mushrooms did their job in ere
night.
COFFEE STARCH. This is much better
Il an starch made in the ordinary way for
all dark clothing such as black or dark
brown calicoes, percales and muslins al.
so Ior grass linens and Hollands. Take
two tabIespoonfus of the best starch
mixed with enough cold water to make i,
a paste. Stir this into pint of boiling
hot coffee well settled. Let it boil abou
ten minutes. Stir it a few minutes witt
a spermaceti or wax candle; strain j
through cloth and starch the dark col
orcd or black clothes in it.,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

In friendship as iu love, We are often
happier in our ignorance than in our knowl-
edge.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
Dentists
W. BUCK

DENTIST,
Tho first two weeks Of every month, j shall be at
my rooms in amhridee BorO', w.. and the re-
manGer Of each month at johnson, W.
Nitrous oxide Gas given wned desired
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

DENTIST

Johnson Vermont.
Natural teoth put in tho best state OF proserva-
don, diseases of tho gums successfully treateu
,rt;scinI toetb made in every style known to the
profession.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21

have been thus particular in dcacrib-
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-10-21
Hotels.

SHAM'S HOTEL,
Slowed Lower village,) Vty
DANIEL t5HAM, Proprietor.
| All who stop at this house are snrc of getting
good ,nterta. Convey to any part OF the
country can be had at shortnotice, and Dan"
will do his best to please his guests.
| HARDwICK HOTEL, ~.
BRENNAN BROS, Proprietors, Hardwick, W.
The house has been thoroughly RENTED. Con @
Tsyance to any part of the country at snort ho'oe
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
Public sale.

Tho Subscriber intend ing to decline farming, VIII
asll ut Public Sale, at his residence on ChlIpeWh
farm, the road leading from Hare's corner 10 the
al Lion, on
THURSDAY, MARCH6 tn, 1874
At II o'clock, IA. IN,
All his stock and farming implements as follows
FIVE HEAD OF HORSES * COLT. 10
irctlv sound and Will work anywhere an lA-4L
excellent draft horse, fun 10 hais higl. ~. s..
No. 2, Flora, coming nine years Old eSceheht u"
aud brood mare. -, ,-.,. ,.h
No ,, Queen, coming eight years OIL hhc Styio' VII"
toai, Will work in all kinds OF harness.
No, A. Bell, coming ten years Old, SOUND anu gen.
tie and safe for a lady 10 drive. ,, "a
No 8, the well known stallion Prince Albert II, ~
years old, dar hay, sixteen hands high souhu anu
gentle. =, , .,,
No. &, Lady coming two years old good stock
one woke OF oxen well broken six head OF home
raised mitch COWS, with calves AT their sluesi
LSGS2S derrey bull, two years Old, two yearhng
yH.M- calves, Six fine shoats
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
I new market dearborn, shifting-top York wagon
in cool order, carriage pole sleigh ana uels,
wagons nearly now with iron axle ana nay rIA sis
g ,Inplete now combined mower aiid reaper, M'oou
n,oyinn mnchins, Van Wlckle gram Tan OK cart
nv ro1ler grain drill, pcnnocK corn shelter, cluei
press with horse power in good order . Pows' e.o'
Twin arrows, cultivators double and single frees
MI nearly new; ladder, OK chair, iorks, sh" Neis
rakes hoes, NC o,,, ..t,.. ,,orn.ss a NJ NJ
wagon harness, nearly new 2sets 81 piow mar ness
set of heavy dearborn harness. brldles, sauuo, COL
lars lines and other articles not enumerated ,
TERNS.-An sums OF S35 and under cash. an Il al
over tist amount a credit OF eight months on q VIM
"A bankable note with an approved lnooThcr' wiz IN
tcrcst from date, or per cent on for cash ,,v
JAMES b. APPLEBH
VIM j. Lark, Auctionccr. iabi2
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

The above cut represents the table ready Tor u.s.
.h W. claim TO be the best invented IRON IN
TACT that it possesses all the qualities nece ssaly 70
nv ali The wants OF any LADY, who desires her lrois
done neatly and with the least possible dlhenlty.
The following are some OF its advantages over All
l. By it, peculiar construction, a lady's 81 mt, OF
any article underwear, can be placed over ,he ou
OF the table without lifting up tho top, and ny the
peculiar shape OF tho toy The gathers can be whened
out which greatly facilitates the ironing Of the upper
part OF tho skirt ., i.
Its superior strength, all the irons being wrought
out of the best material ami then being firmly put
together, makee article that will, with ordinary
care last a lifetime.
g. when done using it can he folded up so as to
hut little more room than ordinary ironing
take
board. a seen or purchased AT no. OF Eas'
They canu "riSht ior new oastio couh.ylnas'
Fourth street, til. wi gentleman o' Nhmpgtop
ing been purchased
rblG-lm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
EoR CORONER
w, HI. ChadwiclA's

HORSE, CATTLE AND POU LIR1 I---
DITION POWDERS.
1Ae great Alternative, Tonic, aud blood PnrA.r
do her Hoak quickly and eifvctuaiiy, ami ie t
coming Standard and universal remedy, after ben
ssa S oys m.Ie b 9s one Ws oW"c
Horses, Dairy men, Raisers OF Cattle. sheefr -
dition Powders superior to any yet cii"ted '9tus
T.xe.,lic. They have been tested in ur"U-a .-'i
kke<ffS stances as II preventative .Id 't'
WN- the following Dissa-es VIZ; ~rr;sy, 99Hf-'
MaEs pistenR ssyes Hi GeIs to..
Worms Bots, Purging, J" 1iaayS sTsn
is ias ~ a., Of as see liver, Fever Fey,r sS.
Appetite, General Debility, and ASSURE pc cute, %
IN in Sheep, and all contagious 1,-.a- 80
&S-Aaefact all diseases where inteirH r'r t- '-'
'sratcles, Farcy, Pei Evil Fistuias, Ii,-t,nir 'r
Skin Diseases, from any caue are c.il" al "' IL
TheI remove the distractions of the Stomaa hv
or and aestaies, and prevent Indigestion We
powders are usei occasionally, they will preVun
e. and all contagio'ts and debilitating dA n-'-
AS Spring and Fall Purifier, these poWu,t- $50
the best known, giving tone and streiie i 3" ' .e-
Gcstiye organs a n1e glossy ;,i i 49,
viii Increase the quantity of milk ~ GOV, 49, Off
siocS Of any kind trial is ali tia i ,t.l,
superior to any other medicine now 10 ore i.r
FOR PouLTKY.
These pONders nave Deeu iuuhu auNe' 'N's
ing and curing thousands Of pvuitrS l t.[.
vem. ,ns aud fatal diseases to which, to, nr -'
danger. when all other remedies kuVWnlst
BILE II late 'ctions accompany each hoSgt .''t =
ed. Full dir ed begs leave 10 inttr~' H.
The undersiga rally hat he has bren g ,e -==
and the public gem : IN preparing EeIie''',' 49,"
for twenty yea. eases OF hursr-i car ie' et.
giving Information Tor d, 'ly receivli {, and
and poulGry and 10 constan nlar n.ediriD ui 5-a
sale all the and most pop. % u'lo'eh, oH -a=5
day and all the publications OF '"iHe N'i.t it,,
of Horses, Cattle, &c. The Great A. 81 ~. SSH
Poultry Conditcn Powders arc ,,T.,,a, JlWlDr. 81
for sale wholesale and retail l,y W. II. u. "H L.
his medical aud variety store, adjoining Its "a
where can be seen over ~ Thousand cnrta>i ths
all parts OF the known world Il is TIA IN e. ,t,.
amusement in the city where persons cas- g,.t NY
hour OF the day evening" His Fountain. lp tlv l4
uardan Is open iii sea-on.
W. II CiiAr !T.
Nos. 20I and 200 West Futrip 3. i-.r.
Whining, Ife|.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

-D Lemon Il Co Steam Cracker Bak-
4 NAhD ,udy Manufacturers aud dealers in hhe
~ ers, u ,isn and domestic fruits, &c, having re-
groceri..s,lot r old store No. 233 Market street
moved lio w. nd to their new andibeautiiul STORE
between IN anu Ween Front and 2nd one square
~ Market Dect uIy beg leave to cali the atten-
ton Of the citiEes ot assorted stock OF plain and
country 70 coes SANDY toys fancy boxes for hol
Nay est sis Tse sh tn ~ oS S1 tits city owing
this estabsnmeHi, fhev have their new estab-
,ns OF sre sneS os osT
citizens of Wilmington that they from any 9TH
s either as N S0 Customers sna as
ms ~ give US a call aud be SATISFIED tna, dF nr
on who Is at the head titus rs,ap ,nnnnt custom.
inincemehtS "9e'"o ~ u. LEMON co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
nUBLlC SALE
OF
Horses, Carriages a. Har-
ness.

/ will sell at pablo sale On
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY p, 1874.
At II O'Clock, u. M,
At my stable In Orange street, botwee n Fifth and
sixth Streets, Wilmington, Del, the following de-
scribed personal property, viz:
No. l. a very tinc bay horse, II hands high, years
old WORKS anywhere, line style and q good ~
stepptr. He Is a splendid draught horse 10Y
No. . Is a fine bay mare, years old, loh
and trots mile in about three and a-half minutes
oAstjstSL One buggy wagon, latest style, marke'
t5yt1seyS de arborn, Sleigh very hne new tongue
6uiiaIo robe, Ty fine set double carriage harness
silver mounted and been us ed only afew tunes madt
to order 1 set of silver mounted single harness.
made TO order, and nearly new.
No 10 stponement account of the weather
TEkNS,-All sums of $50 and under cash on al
sums oy Ell that amount credit of months will b.
given on purchaser giving bankable note with Al
approved ndorser, or - per cent. on for cash ~,
T.. w. Stdham s. Son, Auctioneers. feb5-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

VUST RECEIVED AND oPENED-A full and
81 excellent assortment of pertumerles and fancy
goods suitable for the holidays.
Iage stock OF trst-class buckskA gloves, chanois
skins. nnger cots. ETC., ETC
fresh and large stock Of No. sage, sweet malone
tlayme, pure grounJ black and cayenne pepper
A cho CO assort ment of Havana and other cigars,
tsgether with the different brands OF nhs cut aud
cloging tobaccos.
A complete assortment of fancy soaps, hond sapo-
Ito, hair oil restoratives pomades, hair dyes, tooth
powders, hair brushes, combs, sc.
tine selection of neckt.es collars, cuts, etc. at
FOSTEK'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
aprof73 Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
HEART DISEASE.

s + Z z I n u I
Hayiag regained my health and resumed tne p inic
tee Of siedieine will hereafter make speciasny
or Heart f,isease and Kidney aud Dropsical Alec
tons and can be consulted at all times AZ nay once
Tiort and West streets. MRS. G. EOS Eh, M y, .,
Tru,ses Braces Supporters SuspenseIles and Syt-
inges Tor Females. MRS. T.. S@A SS' ~ ~
uccl5
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
nUBLIC SALE

The subscriber, hay, ug declined farming VIII sen
al public sale, on .,-,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRCARr %, 1914
AT 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
'-wlDe stock and farming impem 'h's
prhe fol a.ad OF extra work or driving horses
v ID 4 FANNIE aud Fashion, two very
<6Ms Sos -, o., ceru Morgan - No. s. Bon
sm I'b s,s a Ia, ing o years old, a good
"itn ,V, ma, ~ ann Nsle cOIniDg o, also n
worker and driver No, 4, Gu "' III Ell IaHn,e
gond worker or driver No. D, Sa, ~ - "A and
8, ,ir,yiup mare, 10 years old Nos, Ns E~,,s,ar
S Miin inN the nS' 'o FINER Iy Morris Nishara
w., =, rinpton," Also, two very fine colts, COZ
md 4 wears old, both hy "Cecii Morgan @VvRs
~ head of cattle, ten OF them wrh selected R%xy-
Milch Cows soon To come IN proht, two yoke NA.r81
Zen oue three wears old, home raised. the o'hel
80 sne yoke OF Western, well broheh' ANA good ana
,,,cif workers; tour good shoaiS
'''' FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Una i,rqe carriage, Ycrk wagon, snihy, nearly new
,luvout / good dearbU n, lhrIh WAGONS nay ~
angs extra large on wheels | OK cart, , WIFE,
ssaIs lock lever an wcklc tan power coin sue ,
reaners buckeye dropprr a"i IRON ,s 49,, Su a
linz box Heckendorn suhsOh anu asmin po omI,,a
Inhha harrowp s Guilty. atOrs, gram ciadies, moms
scytbss hoes rakes wagon pillow aud carriage % ~
nstr" Eixturss and many other articles ielureu W
I AIRY ON n farm. Meat by the pound. ~, A., ,v.r
| r RMS-A credit OF eight months VIII ~ XII"
on all sums over I'D .,,,a.rs W. iebl2
i, W Stidham q Son, Auct'sheers' 'o-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
lNUBLIC SALE

DUBLIC SALE
the Undersigned, having rented his farm WIN sen
ut public sale at his farm the road leading iom
Newark to ElktOn, on
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 4, 1874,
rnc following described personal property, viz
~ e head Of good work or driving fq{3NH
S...gA hoIs es yoke of good work oxen, K1TS
superior grade hull, 2S years Old asssefHA
Il OF cuwA. some with calves by then Hlueh,"'h-
J., "u' "ls into proit, ycarllng4,
W FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
'awor, stlrcsher and cleaner, nearly
~ tw Ca.Sa Satsu Buckeye reaper and mover,
combined, in compile saw cutfer. / two hoIse wa
ron, OK cart horse cart H.. RSo,gbs rnitiyato "a
r,k5, graio fan, corn huller, avs wagon harness
llow harness, collars BRIDES, foi s1,t class farm
Toes, and every thing needed on a NJ BOWER
NiliIA fuhiG
Terms at SalO
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
SHERIFFS SALE.

SUERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of sundry wrts of yend. Expon aud ~ a.
to me directed will bo exposed to Public sale ~ me
farm OF 4. C. lIurlock near st. Georges Ieu LION
hundred, New Castle county, Del, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1871,
AT II O'Clock, a. m,
The following described personal property, viz;
- Three head OF good work horses, &SUe
fSNhav driving mare, q years old good ENN
GA style and free driver; mich cows
yoke of oxen / combined reaper, nearly new, one
WAGON and gears OK cart, wheel rake, null dear
born, i York wagon and harness, grhidsionc
plows, sets Jlow gears, cutivators, 2double mar
rows / A harrow ] post spade, forks, shoveh;
hoes x OF phosphate dim, briar scythes, i gram
cradle " interest of wheat in the ground &c LOU
of household and kitchen furniture, sc. -.
Seized and taken in execution rs tho property OF
T. c. Uutlock, and TO be sold by - -, -.
ROBERT l.. ARMSTRONG. Sheriff.
SheriG's Office, New Castle, February i2tn' 1874. ,
TERMs.-An sums of $50 and under, cash on All
sums over that amount n credit of months Will be
gwen on purchaser giving bankablo note note with
approved indorser. interest added. lehlp
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
Public sale.

The subscriber will sell at public sale. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY oath, at 2o'oloek, IN,
At his residence in Mill Creek Hundred. on tho road
leading from Ogetown TO White Clay Greek Gnu en-
the following stock aud farming mplements, consist.
ing OF HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS.
No. /, Kate, IL years old, good brood and ,.,-ygs
Nos and are pair of bays, John and A7h
Dick, years old broken 20 double ana single mar
ness good size and sound.
No. 1, roam horse, Archie, 3 years old,
No. s, Lady, bay mare, years old, of good size
No 8, MULE, Il years old, large size, good worker.
gentle and sound.
i. FARMING UTENSILS
large 4-horse wagon, Kirby combined machine,
In good order roller. Wimotts corn marker, corn
shelter, Heckendorn piowr, Atwood, Eagle, !
Peacock, 6X Moore plows. twin harrows, cuti-
vators sets heavy breach harness sets lead mar
ness sets stage harness, sets carriage harness,
brides, collars SC. Ok chains, fork chain, double
and single trees. grain cradles large farm bell
Also bedsteads, lounge cupboard, barrel pure cider
vinegar, sc.
TERMS OF sALE.-All sums of 800 and less,
cash; oil all sums over 500 ciedt Of months VIII
be given by the purchaser giving bankabe note with
approved endorser, with Interest from date II not
| paid WHEN due, OF no interest II paid when due.
| WIN. NJ. EASTBURN.
| w. STIDHAM 81 SON. Auor. febl2
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

DUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber intending to quit farming will sell
nj public sale, at his residence, Red Lion, Del,
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1874,
At ~ O'Clock, Noen,
The following described personal property, viz
N STOCKS superior working or szsJ1
Ion driving horses, mich cows, with ~
N@-A calf at her side.
FARMING UTENSILS. -Ploughs, harrows, cul-
tivatbrs shovels, forks, hoes &c. Also one wett
iron axed farm wagon, with new hay rigging for
same steel tooth horse rake gram fan, new
corn Shelter with cleaning attachment, (Pennock's
make y grain cradle, moving scythe, brcr scythe,
hay knife, double harness for wagon, plow gcais,
double and sing trees grndsone, lot Of grain bags,
&c. Also, about 10 tons Of first quality, clover and
mxc hay, lot of good seed oats and $50 bushels OF
yellow corn bes de many articles too tedious to emit
mcrate.
Alto, ON the evening OF the same day, commencing
at O'clock p. M, lot of store goods, boots slocs
&C.
TERMS.-Al sums of S25 and under, cash
that amo mt n credit OF il months will he given by
purchaser giving a negotiable note with approved
mdOtser. HENRY NJ. SILVER.
Win. j. Lank; auctioneer, jan22-St