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porAro JErLY.-The readiness with which
good sized basn.full Of thick jelly may be pro.
cured from single moderate sized potato. is a
fact worth knowing. have several times re.
pested the experiment, and find that il does not
require more than eight minutes to change q
raw potato into basin.full OF most excellent
jelly, which has only to be seasoned with lit.
tie sugar, nutmeg, and white wine, 10 please
the most fastidious palate. To obtain this Jelly
In perfection eta potato be washed. peeled. and
grated; throw the pulp thus procured into a
Jug or water. and stit it we'll Let it stand FOE
a few minutes. and sufficient quantity o.
starch will have fallen for the purpose required;
Pour of the water, and then keep stirring up
the starch at the bottom of the basin while boil
ing water is being poured uron it. and it will
soon and suddenly pass to state ofjely. Tns
only nicely required is 10 be careful that th"
water is absolutely boiling, otherwise tho change
will not take place Mr. Darwin has recorded
a instance Of some Of his attendants being 0r'
able TO boil potatoes above certain height on
the Cordileras, owing 10 the dminution Of pres
sure not allowing the water to become suf6'
cien,ly heated before it boiled. There moy,
possibly be some cohncxion bet~enn shr cond
tons under which potatoes can be boiled. md
their starch converted TO Jelly. Upon compa
ring this Jelly with that from the starch cs'ied
arrowroo., and obtained direct from Bermnds
find difficulty in my own person in d'scrimi.
mating between their favor, though an invalid.
in the habit Of eating arrowroot. The differ.
ebce, however, becomes more sensible when
both jelles are made palatabe with sugar. &C..
| for then, both the invalid (myselD and anu,l,rx
person were equally decided in our preference
of the jelly from the potato to that from the ara
ro%root, the other possessing rather mawkist
| favor, as though it had been prepared with smo
ky water. know not whether medical men
are able to point out any real difference in the
composition Of starch obtained from potatoes and
that from the arrowroot or whether experience
has shown them that the one il more nutritious
food !or the invalid than the other but certain.
ly, arguing priori. and with no wish to give
them an opportunity Of trying the experiment
upon myself am inclined 10 think that send.
ing to Jamaca for srrowroot starch at 2s Sd .
pound, is superAnnus extravaganza, whilst we
can manufacture that from potatoes at home f;r
about I'd or Id.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-17
SHUGERT'S PATENT
W WASErNC MASEINE

FIlHlS Machine has now been tested by more
i than thirty families in this neighborhood. aud
has given entire satisfaction II is simple in its
construction, that u cannot get out OF order. II
conisins iron to rust, and springs rollers to
get out Of repsir. I, will do twice as much wash.
ing, with less than half the and Of any of
the late inventions, and whit is Of greater inpov.
tsuce, il costs bu, lii lie half much other
WISHING rnschines.
The subscriber has The exclusive right for Nor.
thumberland, Union. l., coming, Columbia Lu.
zerne and Clinton counties. Price Of single ma
chine Sc. II. B. MASSER.
The following certificate is from few Of those
who have these machines in use.
Sunhuiy, Aug. "a, 1874.
We, the subscribers certify that we have now
In use. in our families. "Shugert's Patent WASH
ing Machine and do not he state s,ying that |, is
3 most excellent invention. That, in Washing
il will save more than hall the usual labor
Thai it does not require more than one third the
usual quantity Of SO ip and water and that there
is rubbing, aud consequently, little or no wear
ing or sring.-rhat il knocks off no buttons, and
that the fines, clo,hes, such collars sces tucks
frills, &c, r,ay be washed in q veiy short time
without the least injury, and in fact without any
apparent wear and tear. whstevrr. We therefore
cheerfni;y recommend il 70 our friends and 10 the
pebic, a. Q most useful and labor saving machine.
r4 CHARLES w. HEGlNS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS. WEAVER.
CHS PLEASANTS,
GIDEON MARKLE,
Hon. GEO. &. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRICKS,
GIDEON LElSENRlNG.
HrMm's HorEL, Formerly fremont House. No.
iie Chesnut sueet,) Philadelphia, September
2is,, 1914.
have used Shugert's Pstent Washing Machine
in my house upwards Of eight months. and do no,
hesitate to fsy that deem it one Of the most use-
.ul and valuable labor saving machines ever inven-
ted. formerly kept tvo women continually oc-
,uped in wsshiug, who now do - much in two
days Is they then did in ono week. There is no
wear or tear in washing. and il requires not more
than one-third the usual quantity Of sosP. have
had number of other machines in my family, bu:
this Is 50 decidedly superior to every thing esse and
so little liable 10 set out of iepair that would not
do without one il they should cos, ten times the
Mics hey are sold for. DANIEL HERR.
SUPERIOR Port wine. Msderis and Lisbon
- wines. Also superior Brandy and GIN. Lemon
,v,up. Also lsw barrels Of Bus FIsH, for sale
y.fi rc faaaas HENRY MAsoER
ssnbo,S, Jolly 18th, lsAs. 7a' ''i g.
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SUBSTITUTE ron frE rorAro.--A Vegetable
Indigenous IN New Greneds. the arrachis. is
rad 10 be > Valuable substitute for the potato
Enc" piant furnishes three or four pounds of root
ef the nature of the carrot and potato united,
and is said 70 be wholesome food
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-17

To MAKE GRIDDLE CAKEs-Best Wnv Ia
make them is to use milk altog ether, instead OF
water-two eggs. both yolk and white. to br al
lowed for pint of corn meal-the milk to be
little warmed, and the whole 10 be wei! beat W
with spoon or ladle. There must be milk
enough used TO make the whole so liquid as that
it will pour out of the saucepan on the griddts
--one spoonful Of wheat foar, and lard (rtire
butter still better) the size Of q walnut.
The Criddie Much nicely is to be obsetycd
in the preparation Of the gridde. which, Us must
be well known, is fiat. round, iron concern,
standing on three legs. and Of any size-it must
be made not very hot. because then Il would
burn the cakes, and il must be well cleaned
and creased While warm, that it may be perfect,
iy smooth, 50 thai the skes may be easily turn.
ed, that they may be done bro,Dn (not burned)
on both sides-to promote their turning easily
is the object of adding the wheaton -four. Re
It remembered that the dough, or rather, the
batter. as above directed, must be well bes, TN
and prepared directly before being cooked--
though It might set an hour this is mentioned
10 prevent its being supposed that it, like sons
DINER bread, woud bear to be mixed over night.
the cakes are usually poured on until they
spread on the priddle to the size ofa breakfast
plate. You will think this recipe rather pro,iS,
but it is my way in all such cases to be very -x.
act Better be too particular than to omit any
essential item. J. s.
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Eco PoSr.-Three eggs to quar-, of mcai--
no wheat fiour--fo be made also viii n,i.s y
water would make it heavy---a seoonf, sf 81,
ter, all well beat togethes and mode .fa s,-.,-
tency thicker than the oakes--io, ihjel q, ~.
out-bot Just thoh enough 10 reqnite y o. a.,
ken up with spo,n--niay 90 iakel Vie ,t.
cakes. Immediately alter bsihg niyas--r,iC,
be baked in tin pan, whict rnu,, b. plsced is.s
Dutch oven. not too hot ., first, but ,he IRE nn.
der il increased. The object is TO have i, berin =
to bake at the bolton. when il will rise in the
process OF baking. become brown on the top, and
when put on the table snd cut. resemble what
we call pound cake. Iryour friend vii, exes,.I
~ follow these directions, and then ca his akss
or his egg pone. hot with good fresh butter, he
VIII find that Indian corn bread is fit for ofhes
persons as we'll as pigs to eat. the assertion IL
corn law member of PssIismeBt, 20 the coassss
~. notwithstanding. Divers other prepasa.
tons OF corn and corn meal might be gives,
for instance "hominy ard .sh h.cskea," which q
ccensio George Washington hsd cooked NJ
his own eat ug TO the day ofhis desth. JS.S
p. 8. Salt, Of course odd as usual 10 both
casea
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-01-17
NEW CAEPETINGS.

NEW cAEPETrNGS.
VEyHE Subscribers have received. end are now
Il opering splendid assortment of the following
g'ods-
Saxony. Wilton and Velvet Carpetings)
Brussels and Imperial 3 rly do CAR
Hs:;::s Hsss s;sS s.s iss D%;s =. :
English l'rupgeits and Wool, n Floor Cloths
Stair and Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano and Table Covers
London Cheuille and Tufled Rugs
Door Mats of every description.
ALSO
A large and extensive assortment Of Floor Oil
Cloths, from one to eight yards wije cut TO fit eve
~ description of rooms or passages.
Also. low priced Ingram Carpetnes from 3ll TO
6s1 cents per yard, together with large and ex,en.
sive assortment of goods usually kept by csrpe,
merchants.
The above goods will he sold Wholesale or retail
ut the loves, marke, prices. Country merchants
end Others are particularly invited to call and exa-
mine our stock before making thei, selections.
CLARKSON, RICH & MUI.LIti AN,
Successnrs to Jossph Blackwood, No. Ill Chestnut,
corner Of Franklin Place. e.
Phadtl hia, Feb. "2l, 1916
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Every Subsequent ihsettioh, 2s
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UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
:. w. SWArN,S

Umbrella and Parasol Mandatory.
No. 81 North Thuh street. oro doors Jelo,c The
CITY HOTEL,
II I, I u Il G p h "a.
d LWAYS on hanj, large stock Of UH-
IA BRELLAS and PARASOLS, including the
latest new sty lie Of rinked Edged Para-o!s Of the
hest workmanship and materials. at prices that will
make i. an object to Country Merchants and other
TO call and examine his stock before purchasing
elsewhere. Eel. 90, ls45.-ly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
THE MARKETS.

CIScISNATI, Jan. 81, 1916.
The river has fallen inches since yesterday morning
and is still falling rapidly. AT Pittsburgh Saturday the
river bad risen to feet, but was then at a stand
Hoes.--A sale yesterday of so at 3.56s3 so, about
$40 lbs 60 DO $780, 200 lbs The number arriving
small but the above sales show decidedly better state
Of things
MEArA sale yesterday of 500 lbs sailed shoulders
34c.
FLoUR-A sale of IT'S bbls Ham. brand yesterday at
$50. deld and nsp. guaranteed So do $50 ded and
insp; % do from wagon at $50 clear.
WHIsKr--A sale of GO bbIs from store yesterday at
l7c 81 do from river l74e and % do this morning
at same.
CoRs.--A sale of 600 bush white, bulk in ear, from
river yesterday al Sac.
CooPERAoE. - A sale of 1877 pork bis at Soc
Chronicle
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
Approved Jan. Ia. 1876:
JAMES WHTTCOMB.

State of Indiana, SIS.
JoHN II. Thomson, Secretary Of State for the said
State Of Indiana, certify that the foregoing entitled
as follows;
In 10 provide for the erection of a Monument on
the TIppecanoe Battle Ground
An act amendatory of the third section chapter fifty of
the Revised Statutes of IS43.
An act to repeal in part act entitled An pro-
vide for summoning Grand and Petit Jurors in Decatur
and Warren counties, approved January 10, 1874
An act to amend section twenty seven chapter
of the Revised Statues of l643, in relation to allowance
to Sheriffs, by county boards.
An act in relation TO the Limitation of actions upon
transcripts of Justices of the peace.
An act attach the county of Upton the eleventh
Judicial circuit and fixing the times Of holding
said circuit.
An act provide for the payment of the members and
officers of the General Assembly.
An TO provide for the reapprasement Of real estate
heretofore appraised, and subject TO taxation.
An act TO prohibit the county court of Scott county
from levying therein named
Are full and copies of said taken from the en-
rolled acts of which they purpOr to be copies, file
in my Office
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
L. my hand and affixed the seal of the State at
Indianapolis. this 29th January, A. D., 1916.
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Secretary of Sfafe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
AAPRovED. January IS, 1916
JAS. WHITCOMB.

an ACT attach the county Of Upton to the 11 Judicial
circuits and firing the times Of holding courts in said
Circuit.
SEC Be enacted BY the General Assembly Of the State
of Indiana That the county of Tpon and the
hereby attached 10 the 1lth judicial circuit.
SEC 2. The several couts in the 18th judicial circuit
shall hereafter be held in each year times following
to-wit In the county of Randolph the last Monday
February and August in the county of Della the
second Monday in March and Sepember in the county of
Madison on fourth Monday March September; in
county of Upton the second Monday succeeding
commencement OF Madison in the county of Grant The
Monday succeeding the in the of Upton
the county the Monday succeeding
mencemen Of the court in the county of Gant and in the
county Of Blackford the Monday succeeding the
of the in the county of
in Of Randolph, Delaware Madison Grant
shall each sit twelve days il the business thereof shall re-
ouire the in the counties of Upton jay and
Blackboard shall each sit six days the business thereof
shall require 1t.
SEC All process made retunable to any of the Circuit
courts aforesaid heretofore holding the
thereof shall be Teturnabe first day Of the
terms of said courts fixed by this act and pleas plants
prosecutions ecogniZances actions other proceedings
either civil criminal, which pending which
may hereafter be pending before this act shall take effect
shall be taken up and acted the first Of such court
holden under this and be disposed of according
law the manner ii alteration had been made
in the time Of holding such court.
SEC A. And all laws and parts of laws contTavenne the
provisions of this hereby repealed.
SEC This act 10 be in force from and after its passage
and il shall be the duty of the Secretary of State forthwith
be published in the Indiana
tineI and the Indiana State Journal forward COPY
the paper containing it, to the clerks Office Of each of the
counties in said circuit.
JOHN S. SIMONSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
G0DL0VE S. ORTIZ,
President Of The Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
Approved January 90, 1876;
JAMES WHITCOMB.

W
An ACT TO repeal in part act entitled An to pro-
ride for suDmonng grand and petit jurors in Decatur
and Warren countless" approved January 10, lS44.
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State of Indiana That much of the above eced act
refers the of selecting grand and petit jurors in
Decatur county be- and the is hereby repealed and
the general law Of the State contained chapter 90 OF
the Revised Statutes Of lS43 is hereby declared be
full force in said county Of Decatur.
2 This be in force from and after its passage
and publication in the Indiana State Journal.
JOHN s. SIMONSON
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GODLOVE S. ORTIZ
President of the Se1ofe
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

~ s. TYLER would inform all persons of United States
ELo that he engaged in General Travelling
Indiana such soliciting subscribers all the various
publications in the country collecting
and holds himself In readiness transact all such business
entrusted him promptly and faithfully He such
angemens connected with
STATE will enable him his
most despatch.
lie refers His Exeency JAMES WHrcoMB Governor of Ind-
present the
the Indianapolis
P. NJ. at the same CITY, Address
If f. TYLER Indiananols
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
Approved January 6, 1876:
JAMES WHITCOMB.

An ACT TO amend section 81 chapter 7 Of the Revised
Of ls43, an relation 70 aIotcance Sherifs
by County Board
SECTION L. Be enacted by the General assembly Of the
State of Indiana That said section ~ chapter Of Re-
vised Statues lS43 county commits
sGners shall in allow the sheriff Of their county
for extra any exceeding hundred dollars
per annum.
SEC This TO be in force from and after publi-
cation in the Indiana Stale Sentinel and Indiana State JouI-
nal JOHN S. SIMONSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GODLOVE S. ORTIZ,
President Of the Senate
Approved January 20, 1876:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
Approved Jan. 10. 1876:
JAMES WHITCOMB.

an act 10 prohibit the County Court of Scott
County from ieryiitg tar therein named
SEC. |. Be it enacted by the General assembly of the
State Indiana, That the county Court of the county of
Scott be- and they hereby prohibited from evying
tax for county purposes higher than fifteen cents on the
one hundred dollars worth Of property.
SEC. This be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication in the Indiana State Sentinel
JOHN S. SIMONSON,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives..
GODLOVE ;. ORTIZ,
President Of the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

il shall be to apprase all real subject TO taxation
in the several counties in Indiana which appraisement
shall stand and remain in force until altered by the Legis
laiure.
SIC. q That the assessors appointed under the pro-
visions foregoing section shall in all things observe
and be governed by the third article Of the twelfth chapter
of the Revised Statutes Of Indiana for the year l643
except far the may contravene the provisions
of this act.
SEC g. That oil persons subject taxation in Owen
county, shall make true list Of all their personal
well real property and present il the Of the
several townships in said county, whose duty shall be
10 swear each one that said list contains statement
Of the amount and value Of his property to the best Of his
knowledge and belief and the said in the said
county Of Owen shall be governed in all respects by the
law in force in said county, except far
trsvenes this
SEC T. This act to take effect and he in force from and
after passage; and shall be duty of the Secretary
forward certified copies of this the
raj counties in This State.
Pro,ided That nothing n this act shall be so construed
to permit the board doing county business in the
iy of Washington to appoint any other person than the
of the personal property OF said county to assess
the real estate thereof.
Provided That nothing herein contained shall be
construed prevent the boards doing county business
sppoin the present perform the duties
CURED in this act.
PrOrided, That when any Of said counties have no
then the board of Commissioners shall appoint
an appraiser.
SIC That in the counties of Scott Crawford Putnam,
Monroe. Morgan, Dubois. Dearborn Hendricks Randolph,
Boone Switzerland and Knox the Of the personal
property, shall he the appraisers of the real estate
SEC g. 1t is hereby made the duty of the several county
auditors this State make and deliver such APP
praser demand. list of all taxable lands situated
within their respective counties before the tenth day
of March, 1885, together with the names Of the
owners thereof
JOHN s. SIMONSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
GODLOVE :. ORTIZ.
President Of the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

An ACT an relation to the limitation of actions upon
transcripts Of Justices Of the Peace.
SEC l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
of Indiana That much Of article chapter 40 of the Re-
of lS43 requires actions upon
before Justices OF the Peace to be begun within
six years from and after the rendition Of such judgments and
not after be and the same is hereby repealed
This in force from and after its publica-
ton the Indiana State Journal and Indiana State Senti-
nell
JOHN s. SIMONS on
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
G0DL0VE S. ORTIZ,
President of the Senate.
AAPRoyED, January 8 1916:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
SUNDRIES.

a SACKS Rio and Lagura Coffee
ZSV 3 bbs Loaf Sugaf bls New Orleans do
bbls Moasses, 900 lbs Saeratus
80 boxes Glass, 1900 lbs Lead
300 lbs Indigo, 10 mats Cinnamon;
boxes Starch, 10 boxes Common Cigars
500 lbs Tobacco, us lbs Ground Ginger;
20 kegs White Lead, 2 bags Pepper
boxes AIlspice-for sale low, by
Is SMITH, HANNA 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

DISSOLUTION OF PAISTNERSHGP.
rHNE coparneshp heretofore existing subscribers
under the style Of PesOn Horn, & Co., dissolved By
the Both day Of January 1876. The Of
the hImw be w. ID. Preston *
w. b. PRESTON,
II. J. HORN,
WING, RICHARDS & CO.,
January 80. 1886. 75-3w Columbus. Ohio.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
Rank scrip and Treasury Notes.

yHNHE has consignment lot of Bank Scrip and
which he will exchange advantageous
terms wishing either Borrowers Of sinking fund
and others distance do well apply by for the
sales in November
desired will make payment for them the proper Office
pifhOut charge
shall continue to pay any county in the State Funds
should be forwarded by LIST of December next.
39tfis A. w. MORRIS, Gen. Agent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05
Approved January 10, 1876:
JAMES WHITCOMB.

AN ACT den9dtory Of the Sd section Of chapter 90 Of the
Revised Statutes Of lS43
SECTION l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of The
State Indiana That hereafter the several boards doing
county business in this State, shall selecting grand and
petit jurors directed in the to which this is amenda-
tory, put into the box at least triple the number Of
of qualified persons required for grand and petit Jurors o
the ensuing year, and from said number Of the grand
and petit jurors shall be drawn directed by the act
aforesaid.
SEC 3 This act force and after its passage
and The Secretary Of State shall copy Of this
be filed in the several circuit courts of this State by
the FIRST day Of April, lS46.
JOHN 6. SIMONSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
GODLOVE s. ORTIZ,
President of the Senate
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

an ACT 10 provide for the re-aPpraisemenf Of real
estate heretofore appraised and subject 10 farafion
SEc l. Be IL enacfed 5y the General Assembly of the
STATE of Indiana That 1t shall be the duty of the county
commissioners of the several counties in this State
their March term in 1885, appoint whose duty
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-02-05

Jones, of the Johnson circuit certify
September OF the Johnson circuit A. D.
1885, White filed his affidavit through the
quest Caarne Stee, thereby showing the that Rey
mold T. See her lawful husband non resident and lived
of
and that he had written 70 his wife
intended back, and that the wish
said wife 10 obtain a divorce in said court.
ISAAC JONES, Clerk.
Oct. IA, 1886 72-ws b. r.. 8 Hicks, Dep.