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The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
NIillard Club Mt Dover.

La t evening, upon the solicitation
of a number OF citiZens of Dover, the
Millard Club of this city, visited that
town, and gave one of their excellent
concerts. The club left here on a
special tram about 8 o'clock that had
been provided for them. They were
greeted bya large audience whowere ex
ceedingly pleased with the programme
that had been selected by the club.
After the concert was over the club
together with number of prominent
citizens of the place were escorted to
the Capital Hotel where they were in
vited to partake of sumptuous repast
that had been provided. The club ar
rived home about / o'clock this morn
ing, well pleased with their trip and
the treatment that they received at the
hands of the Dover citizens.
Hon. John Hickman, Deceased,
At a stated meeting of the Board OF
Trustees of Delaware College held at
Newark March 26. 1873 the following
resolution was unanimously adopted.
ReSolued, That in the death of John
Hickman "a late member) this Boz rd
disires to place on record an expression
of their profound sorrow at the removal
of such true friend of the College, and
of the cause of education in the State,
and that the Secretary be requested to
forward copy of this minute to the
family of our deceased friend, and the
papers of the State be requested to pub
lish this resolution.
Attest: GEORGE q. EVANS,
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28

Mlldness conquers-and hence it is
that the gentle yet positive influence of
DR.. Bulls baby syrup overcomes SO
quickly the disorders Of babyhood.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28

NJ OTICE.-I, Catherine Newman, do
IN hereby give notice that / shall apply
to the Judges of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
state of Delaware, in and for the County
of New Castle, on Monday, the 9Th day of
May next, being the first day of the May
term, A. d., 1878, for license TO keep an
Inn or Tavern in Odessa. Del, School DIS
trict No. 81, in st. Georges Hundred. to
sell intoxicating liquors IN less quantities
than one quart, TO DE drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recon- this said application, to wit:
g. Watkins, CALVIN p. Stidham,
James A. Parker, Theodore H, Long,
NJ. Gremminger, Cornelius Leachy,
S. NJ. Enos, Michael Krumpel,
X. l.. Mailley, John Heldmyer,
George Rudolph. George Hallman,
Leonard Gilch, JACOB Gremmlnger.
mar2S-3t% CATHERINE NEWMAN.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
LANDRETH'S
Garde n Seeds

ARE GROWN ON OUR FARMS IN
PENN NEW ERSEYs
VIRGINIA AND WISCONSIN,.
1900 ACRES,
Owned, occupied and cultivated by our
selves, besides as many more acres under
contract,
They speak their own Praise
Wherever Planted.
-Four Diplomas, Four Medals and Three
Special Prizes awarded our exhibition at
the CENTENNIAL.
Landreths' Rural Register and Almanac,
containing prices and much valuable in,
formation, mailed to all applicants.
Wholesale trade prices TO Dealers on ap-
plication.
DAVID LANDRETH e. SONS.
Nos, 2l and % South Sixth Street,
feb21-w3ms. PHILADELPHIA, PA
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NEW ADVER RTISEMENTs.

NOTICE Il. Samuel Yearsley, do here
IN by give notice that 1 shall apply to
the Judges of the Court of General Sessions
of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware, in and Tor the County of New
Castle, on Monday, the 9th day of May
next, being the first day of the May Term,
A. D., 1878, for a license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, known as the Webb House, in
Port Penn, School District No. 63. in ST.
Georges hundred, to sell intoxicating
liz lors in less quantities than one quart,
to be drunk on the premises, and the fol-
lowing respectable citizens recommend
this SAID application to wit:
Simeon Lord, William r. Fleming,
James I. Carpenter, Frank B. Stevens, 4
Canard Zachies, Levin James,
Robt s. Carpenter, James r. Conard,
l. s. Zachies, William Castlelow,
John III. Yearsley, William w. Wood,
III. o. Carpenter.
mai s-3t* SAMUEL YEARSLEY.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
Dumn,S y Succossa

ker-,, SIta'S i' generally take very litt,o
n Mohn John NJ, Dunn's chances i fop
tprt,s o. M 5Marshalship, but those Ues wSo '1p Ia
ks lone u aa opinion put it in this wise
aa any, we, we would rather have Dnnn
bned other Republican thus a far Dann noam
|ns, r, nr.d Lord save us from mus n,u lar mem "a a
u persifN,,u pteseFye US from Harry McMnlia~ % nam
Pn as asHI,rally Harrlll spare us such n an intisct, ne,
To-mo. EAhibition,
kli5l%teSS %tSrsow 70 v, evening there will be
inild and King streets s eue nins M o. ~. IS
Etlm,erf Et, rfttpresentins t a history " of Hfuin tha
ationsip ti'ep PPy the Vice President" ",fi Of tDs
ation of temperance phi,p Christian a Asso. sne
bon ' by b5Vfy r. summoned YESTERDAY .s,ou
bIdi5ns an nqaest st for oSsi. the purpose o.
bddepnaI88 Robinson, coloredn p dne vto body 9 9
snSd snS verdict Of NS dssaSe $40 Tfatnal f.a s
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
Club Room Opening.

The new meeting room of the jefferson
Democratic Club, in the third story
front OF the new Askew building N. e.
corner OF Seventh and Market sire cts,
will be opened on Tuesday evening next.
An address by John O'Byrne ESQ.,, will
form part Of the opening exercises.
A NOVEL IDEA.-M essrs. Russell &
Northrop will have grand opening and
gas-light display of dry goods, at their
elegant store, No. 306 Market street, on
Friday evening, but no goods will be
sold that evening. This is novel idea
here. is, however, an excellent one.
These gentlemen are pleasant and agree
able and they will give every attention
to make their visitors feel at home while
In their store. They invite the public.
Their goods are all marked; and no
questions need be asked. The store has
become immensely popular and will no
doubt be crowded all the evening. See
advertisement elsewhere.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
4 COnlnlunist on Tri0

PARIS, March 27.-The commun ist
Captain Garcin, who was sentenced to
death by default as one of the riglead-
ers in the shooting of Gems. Thomas
and LIE Comte, in Paris, during the
commune, having ventured to return
to France, is being court-martialed.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-28
Hon. John Hickman, Deceased,
Important Postal Order.

Heretofore nothing but a business card
was permitted upon wrapper OF print
ed matter. The Postmaster General has
now given the instructions that any mat
ter in print which may be transmitted
within all inclosure may also be trans
mitted at the same rate If printed upon
the wrapper or envelope. This includes
business cards, directions for returning
and any pri nted matter on the outside of
wrapper or envelope Postmasters, how
ever, are instructed not to regard requests
for the return of such matter unless
stamps TO pay the return postage are
pres ented.
Not n kidnapping Case.
Yesl erday afternoon while General
l.. c. Bootes, was sitting in his parlor
engaged in reading, his little son aged
about five Years, quietly slipped out OF
the front door, and wandered away.
His father soon missed him, aud to-
gether with the servants went in search
of the little fellow. After searching
the neighborhood and failing to find
him, his father went TO the police sta
tion and gave information as to his loss.
Ia short time afterwards he was
found at the Roller Skating Rink, in
the Institute building.
Grace Musical Union.
The regular entertainment of the Grace
Musical Union, which is usually given on
Saturday nights, will take place this
evening, in the Sunday School room of
Grace NJ. E. Church. In addition to the
usual local talent, the programme will be
increased by the appearance of Miss
Cynthia Baer, one Of the finest prima
donnas of Philadelphia, and by Miss
Wickham, the well-known elocutionist,
who will read sew eral popular selections.
Dangerous.
Since the water pipes were laid by the
Lobdell Car Wheel Co., last December,
there has remained a large stone, in the
ceRter of the street at Fifth and Adams.
1t is very dangerous, person driving
along there of dark night, might meet
with severe accident. Whosever duty
1T is to remove it should see to it at once
Club Room Opening.
The new meeting room of the jefferson
Democratic Club, in the third story
front of the new Askew building N. e.
corner OF Seventh and Market stre cts.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03
RAISING COR n.

@. II - Ia
Though corn i cheap y il neseithesess
one VI Tue main cro!s u The iarner. .. " y
also fact that the average produced pef
acre III New England is larger than N any
Western State. II costs more ~ labor anu
lerlllz.rs Ii raise corn here THAI II tue
West. and it is worth more ~ Tue market
when secured. Ii Il lrage crop Is raised
iruu the land planted, nothing y more pro.
iitabls. sNihsD the amounts is less taaa
iorty bushels an acre there - hot8 muih'
muicy III IT,. fomake corn sais,hg sue
cess our land must be heavily nianured ana
aud cultivated. In our own case We are
lh,s spring. after using the ordinary man
are u the iarm, sowing halt lou " the
:he mixture ot boue, potash. sulPlia'e "
maguesia. Az. to thelaere,a and larfom'lss
il III before planting. IL A. this inlxtuie
conlains only old aud tried !ertl''zsts, ~
use canno. be deemed experimental. a''a
We shall confidently expected goud crops
1t i easy 70 grow from 50 To ioo oasae.'s
to the acre II we set about IT, MANY lar
mers are doing il. Ii onl neeas two guodt
ears 10 each stalk three feet apart each way,
Having corn that yields 'fuur rive ears
to a stalk, it Is as easy to grow 100 bushels
per, acre Of carn, as % bushels i, Of wheat
with the sase anannrs and cultivation
Meadows aud pastures ntel little
stimulating fertilizer. 4 dressing Of 2OO
pounds per acre 1T tile mixture referred .
above or Of its equivalent III ashes or guano,
should greatly increase the tsla. Nitrate
Of s,da ll5o pounds per acreJ gives ranl
kgtowth. hut tfs IN \ IS not 20 tsntrlildus a'
Ethht from The phtsphatie. Improve mer
dows mean more milk. cheese. timothy
blue. grass gred-tep and clover. A good
narrowing will @ beneficial. AiithlS ma.
be done this month. 7s+
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

The Iural New Yorker s1ys: Every
strong mss i capable u jning limited -
mount 81 bard work Any work beyond his
pover Or endurance. however. exlaasiF him
and longer period # rest j. required Than
nsaal 10 restore his wentsd pby sicai f"Eefs.
The same d be il capable of . eertSin -
mount Of work. he ii benefited by eeI.
tain amount of food. IfIess Than enough
III. s,reprih l. impaired. II more. lie
functions Of bis system are harmed BY sur
feit. ls the analogy gooa il applied 20
fruit treesg
Il sppesrs that tie tendenry u fruit
trees Il 10 ossrlask themselves. They are
saxed too heavily ons sessou--they Teea.
pers,e lie next. iIow can wc treat on
sppls trees 40 that their Nork s.all be dis-
,ribu,ed evenly from year 70 Jears " ihs
,pil sfofds an abundant supply 81 food ~
have OnIy 70 requisite their work. We have
n deprive them n the means of exhaustinE
Themselves 40 that ihsr iLAl perform jlsl
Inc smount n sofk efshicb they arc eap='
lie Without exhaustion. II The snII d'e
not nsturslly supply . sufficient quantity
n food We NUT enrich i % hat II will.
Hitm true lhss The vitality u IN arpli
tree 4 u impaifed one sear hy bearing y
excessive crop hat |, fila ihe nes'. i TOu''
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

seem % follow, suppc,ihg the tree derives
from .Ls soil ~ wiayn A sgfowa suitable and
sufficient nonrishnleltl. lllat, II II Tie hcalr
my year il we're depiisea u hall its fruit
Is SOON is it had formed ID would De IN .
condition 70 manture i crop the heat year
also.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03
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New snissrStbefs tglHaslng sa,sls fss tite teaE
ISIS nlat hasf, wliia,ns ehargr llsf nnnlisIs tUr
the iass quarter II ls1s 81 such lfriuslisais -
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81 MEXICAN ~ .
s-4 f.. -Hz~4 4&5A @f& -
Mustang Liniment,
.a. g4st~ a4 ssz@* @#>4f@ @e *7*s
Fur MAN AND BEAST.

Thistsr.rsfr. vrry naturally or;Fsaafeiis ~ kmsfs-
q. where Nature provides in her laboratory such
surprising antidoses fo- the malaiisss - hsr chill
Gfen. rs fame has been spreading for 8 yesrs.
unsil now IL enelrrles the habitabis gtobe.
The Mexican Mustang Linlmeut is rnatehless
remedy fnralI external ailments ef man and braSt
To stock owners end farmers Il = Invaluable.
4 single bottle oftrr tsyrs 9 human NE or rs-
storss the usefulness ~ "a excellent horse, or.
COW. or sheer. #@@t$t d F.
Il e,rcs foot.r0t, hoofail, hollow horn, grub.
screw worm, shoRidcr-rps. mango, the bites and
,iings OF poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback 10 stock breeding and bush life.
scures every external trouble of horses, Fueh
s.Iarnencxs, scratches, swinny, sfrains. f"u'der.
wind rail, ring ho1c. cse., ,tts. tE8s 9@ #e
The Mexican Mustang I.slmcut = the quickest
cure IN the world tur accidents occurring ~ 'hs
family. In tho nbsrnec - n physician. such ~
burna, scalGs spFa., cuts, sic,. and for rbennla-
t,srn. and ttlffncss cngrndcred w exposure. Par
ticnIariy yaiuabl.to Mlhsrr. @5 @~-
IL 4 theeheapets remedy In tha world, for it
penetrafes tho muscle 70 the bone. and . single
nupiicat.oyi II generally SUFFICIENT 70 cure.
Mexican passans finimcnt n put up IN ihrts
sizes az hostlss the larger unes being rrpoEtlou'
assiy n,.cs. he cheapest. sold eyerywhsse.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03
1915, rnrRrf.rnnD YEAR. 1878
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akaNster lsss lInrI.a.aa ye.lag..l
srKirrlY lN ApsANaE.

rAYADLE STRICTLY IL .ApyANeE,
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It,nS

a discount nftNpnfs per cent win he SLOWED
II nslnl. uflour oF milge NW-sill.. THUS t0nr
rnpies II HtsrkNptsl II y one llrsisR Mil ~
ecnt II i've afifv.s tsg s.1.ka fsf sapies III 'hs
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VICK'S

ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAbALlNE
Zach Number contain. 'TIhrfs.Tw0 Pages ~
lrading. many line Woui 1tn illustrations. and
ytJe nlOrpd Plate. IA lleauiiiul aarhJn Nava.
ltns. printed un eleant paper. nul tll of iulT.
tuati0n. III English aud HeimHn. PTiee. I'll -
a year: Fise rus,ics si.np. H. s4ssa@5z sest
Iick's Flower aud Vegetable tiartlsn. ~ cents
hi tiiter rt,fuFs i'll piegaHt cloth rpsrrs I'll 30.
Itek's usiaIpsuf. .~ssao Illustrations. nnly D.
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@@A "a a*ss--@'E-7 E7Ea7 E7*@

O. People are getting nequainte,i-and tfose VINO
Are not ought 20 br-with the ~onasriul h'sfi'"" ~
that great American Remedy. the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03


Save all the bones for homemade fer.
tiliEers. Take tight barrel. box Or hugs
head. cover the bottom with four, CT fiFe
inches Of uhlesehed ashes uIan thi. re
q layer Of bones as close n they can he
packed together. towering completely with
nulesched ashes: then another layer ~
bones. aud thus alternate layers of ashes
and bones until the b"x nr barrel is file
Pour in couple Of pailfuls Of water. or
place the vessel 10 the yard where it will
ret sufficient moisture from occasional shOw-
er.. In few mouths ii will tie found that
the homes are dissolved
An eastern farmer says: After expert
mtu,;,,g with al the varietie, nf corn. SOW.
/ ing bread cast. in drills. and cultivatipe
bg h6eipg il. have cumc to the conclusion
Iast the best aud most profitable way Il
raise carn feiIer i%te plant ssee, corn. put
/ your rows three feet apart. plant thick. not
more than two feet apart; put IL SIX ol
eight stalks IL bill. manure heavily
keep ii clear Of ~eels. hoe two or tlfrc,
times. aud yhu will have al abundant "r"l
" tie best kind Of fodder for milsh cons.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

To Rpna2sta ISihck Msrino. Rip the
dres- aIart then AJAX the Voo,Is in warm
s,rst .suds tw6 hnns in b'wi Of
warm water. add sufficient warm water 10
ever The Vot.ls. which IL 10 BE- taken from
the su,ls wj,hout wringing; le. the dress
stnnd IL ,hs Iagwodd water III night IN
the morning rifss in seysral waters With.
out wriBging in tie last water: add one
| ripi nf sweet milk; iron while damp; II
will lnak like new. &%
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03

To Renovate Black SiIk.-Rip yodr
dress apart aud dust we'll: then wash the
siik IN bot soap snds by dipping up and
down rinse 10 iso warm waters. then dip
in ssier. pref arei ~ f6iloss: Boil twn
uuuees n l,,gwood clip. 10 I've quarts of
xatrr add qGafter "fan aimee of eopperas;
strain iirngh nj oId hit n calico dip ynnr
siIk IN this dye: hshg m the line hy the
ebFb"rs until !, il nearly dry iron between
aid silks. Is
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03
HOUSE PLANTS

Most of our plants are injnre w too
much heat. For general colic:ti"n of
sbause plants TITS bot hest 10 2alI"w tile
thermometer to he abuve seventy degrees,
and n they could be kept in rom where
the thermometer would NOT usually range
much above sixty-fve degrees il would be-
better. 10 the night tine ffty degrees is
enough. Give IiitIe fresh air every day.
and all the sunlight attainable. An effort
shoald be made TO give moisture to the =
mosrbere. for our own good as we'll as n e
health of the plants. This can be done in
various ways by eTaporating water; hut
when the plants are in separate apart
meui like greenhouse. it can he do, e
more conveniently and effrctually. al
though this separate apartment he only a
bay window. with glass doors separating i
from the living room. Ia this plaee water
can be used freely. by swinging. etc: and
a moist atmosphere preserved. The TEN.
! psrature. with this arrangement can lie
kept lower than would be comfortable ID
! the living room. and tie plants are Ssaved
from dust. t.-carolina Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03
$40, $40, $50. 500.

Invested jutlieioilsly Iii stocks Options 81 PrY.
lrgrs. j. as,ife iFastd tolapid fnrtlie. Full de-
,tailsand uiii;ial Stock ESsllange geportsIirce.
AddleSs T.pOrTER WIGHT II 70.
s# 4tsgts AN Bankers, - Wall ST. New NnfR.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03
THE SUN.
NEW YORK. ISL

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eigtt-pHyr ~lisst III 81 columns. Willie giving
tile news ~ The ilAg. II aiso esngaltis large 4.
maiiut a. literary and uiisrsllantaJls mailrT sas
fialiy prepared iii II. TIlE SUNDAY III \ III.
lutt With greet stlees.s f'ost raid n. ~ year.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-07-03
.5la READ THIS CARD FROM
OAK HALL, BOSTON,

New guide Tor sell nicaSarrnelit-niain SIM
plu and accurate Perfect nit and Satisfaction
guaranteed, aud twenty-five per kcent saved.
tlak Hall i, the Oldest established Clothing; House
ia America. s8EtfS&Gss3 3sE& @5 H89s sse5g b
! ii HAMMOyskS,--We are importers anil whnle-
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earh. TIN receipt of - ~ will send by mail pos
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Ccipt Of -, s,0n, .n. = ~sm.@s..s
The Boston Shooting Suit.
First prize, siIveI medal, over ali competitors;
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any address. Complete snit St3.on.
Illustrated circular With samples sent free.
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White Trousers. Band Uniforms, Bass Bali and
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