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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05
Mistfllaneolls.

A GHOST SroRY.-The following is
from the San Francisco Alta Califor.
MAN:
'.Several weeks ago a married lady
residing in the Sandwich Islands. who
had come to this city for her health.
and was boarding at house on Califor.
MIA street. awoke in the night and plain
ly saw phantom of her husband. and
which she supposed TO be her living
husband. and in that suppositi"n. CALI
ed to her son, a boy about twelve years
Of age. saying. Henry. here's your
father" She Got up and advanced
toward the figure and it disappeared.
She pincbed herself to see whether she
was not asleep. but found herself to be
fully awake. The vision disturbed her
very much; Notwithstanding the fac,
that she had left her husband in vigor-
Gus healtl, at Honolulu. few weeks
before. she feared greatly that the Wis
ion indicated his death. When she
went down tn breakfast in the morning.
a gentleman boarding in the same
honse noticed the marks Of weeping
and endeavored to get her into good
humOr. She told him the cause Of her
uneasiness. and he attempted TO remove
I'll unhappy impression from her mind.
but failed. She insisted that her hus-
band must be dead. and that she must
return to Honolulu by the first boat.
and SO she did. A few days after her
departure vessel arrived from Homo
lulu with news that her husband had
died His death. however, did not
take place on the day when she saw
the vision, but q week before"
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05

A neat and charming maiden in In
diana. the fortunate possessor of con-
siderable property. became engaged
fr marriage TO a green. unattrac,ive
clumsy boy Of eighteen years. The
day for the wedding was fixed, and the
course Of rustic love was running
smoothly enough. One day the groom
expectant appeared before his mistress
with wrinkled brow. quivering chin,
eyes filled with teas. my father
says shan't marry unless first pay
him for my time This was all lie
said. The woman at once sent him to
the sharp parent with Instructions to
learn the lowest rate Of exchange at
which the time could be TRANSMITTED
into money. Il will sell you." said
4he father. 'for $500, and not a cen,
less" "And will buy you." replied
the damsel. when the offer was com.
inundated to her. She paid the money,
married the property. and has since Sc
assiduonsly cultivated it. that grea,
improvement. personally. morally, and
intellectually. has taken place.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05
Interesting to Farmers Wives.

AS general rule it Is MIST econom.
ical to buy the best articles. The
price is, of course. always higher; bu
good articles spend best. II is a sacri
fee of money TO buy poor cheese. lard
etc, 10 say nothing of the injurious
effect upon health.
Of the West India sugar and molas.
ses the Santa Cruz and Porto Rico are
considered the best. The Havana is
seldom clean. White sugar from Bra
I'll is sometimes very good.
Refined sugar usually contains mosl
Of the sacharine substance; there is
probably more economy in using loaf,
crushed. and graduated sugars Than
we should at FIRST suppose.
IS Butter that is made in September and
October is the best for winter use
Lard should be hard and white: and
that which is taken from hog not
over a year old is the best.
Rich cheese feels softer under the
pressure Of the finger. That which is
very strong, is neither very good nor
healthy. To keep one that is cut. tie
it mp i~ =" bog H.. vii no, ado,;. a;se.
and hang it in cool, dry place. Il
mould appears en- it wipe it off with a
dry cloth.
Flour and meal of all kinds should
be kept in cool dry place.
The best rice is large and has clear
fresh lock. Old rice sometimes ha.
little black insects inside the kernels.
The small white sage. called til,
pearl sage, is the best. The larg,
brown kind has an earthly taste. Thi,
article. and tapioca. ground rice, etc.
should be kept covered.
To select nutmegs. pick them with ,
pin. If they are good, the oil will in
stantly spread around the puncture.
Keep coffee by itself. as the odor af
fects other articles. Keep tea in clos
chest or canister.
Oranges and lemons keep best wrap
ped close in soft paper and laid in !
drawer of linen.
The grabbed cocoa is best: but tina
which is put up in pound papers il
often very good.
Soft soap should be kept in a dry
place in the cellar, aud not Re usct
until three months old.
To thaw frozen potatoes. put then
in hot wafer. Neither will they keel
after1eiag frozen.-Housekeepers Friend
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05
Sawdust for Manure.

The value of sawdust for manure
depends very much on the kind Of
wood it is made from. The differences
in the effect of the decay Of different
kinds of wood upon the soil, may have
been noticed by most farmers. Fol
instance the decay of an oak or ma.
pie stump in the soil. has rather fer.
tilizing effect-almost any crop grow
ing with rankpess on the spot. The
decay of pine or hemlock stump has
very, little effect of this kind. and
sometimes seems even TO lessen the
products Of the soil. The results NAV
be taken as indicating what would be
the difference in sawdust from wood oil
the species.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05
A storekeeper purchased Of an Iri.

A storekeeper purchased Of an Irish
woman a quantity of butter the Jumps
of which intended for pounds he
weighed in the balance and found
wanting. "Shure it's your own fault
If they are light" said biddy. in reply
to the complaints Of the buyer tits
your own fault, sir, for wasn't it with a
pound Of your own soap | bought here
myself that l weighed them WITH" the
s,orekeeper had nothing more TO say on
the subject!
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05

An Illinois exchange says:-"We
suspect that it is not generally known
throughout the State, that our mos,
successful Morgan county farmers make
regular habit of feeding stone Goa
TO their hogs. 1t gives them good
appetite. and promotes their health it
various ways. The roughness of il
promotes digestion. and the sulphur il
contains purifies their blood. We are
told there is no trouble in getting hog.
to eat it, as they pitch in" with hog
Cish greediness.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05

A MISTAKE doctor who resides
en- one of our fashionable streets. says
a New York paper. on calling upon a
gentleman who had been some time
ailing. instead Of drinking a glass oi
water. accidentally took drink from a
lumber containing the medicine which
he had prepared for the sick man; he
was not sensible Of the mistake until
he found himself getting III, and the
patient getting better.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05

An IxCIDExT.-The editors during
the late excursion to Washington. call.
ed on the President. A lady editor in
the company being present. was asked
by Mr.. Buchanan in what State she re.
sided. Sin the state OF single blessed.
ness" vas the facelious reply.
THAT'S my lot." responded the gal
liant old Buck, as he stopped down and
impressed kiss on his fair visitor.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05
farm and Au''sehola.
Preserving Green Corn.

1T is somewhat difficult to preserve
green corn in cans, as we have found
from experience. We have succeeded.
however, by cooking the corn thor
oughly, boiling it at least three hours,
and then exercising great care TO have
the can filled and all air excluded. 1t
is important that the corn be fresh from
the field; few hours keeping will rem
der it unfit for this use. Even with
every precaution it will sometimes spoil
in the can.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05

An ExCELLENr CAKE.-Onc pound OF
flour. one Of sugar. one half pound OF
batter. six eggs. one teaspoonful of soda.
two of cream tartar. dissolved in cup
OF buttermi!k. Beat the yoIks and
whites separately. aiding the sugar to
the yolks.
POTATOES ROASTED UNDER MEAT =
Halt boil large potatoes; drain the wa
ter; put them into an earthen dish OF
small tin pan. under meat roasting be-
fore the FIRE: haste them with the drip
ping. Turn them 10 brown on all sides:
send up in separate dish.
A PLAIN CusrARD.-Boil pint Of
new milk. keeping little back to mix
with table spoonful Of -four. thicken
the milk with the fonr: let it cool lit
tle. then add one egg well beaten:
sweeten to taste; set it on The FIRE again.
Fand stir until the egg turns. but do not
! BET it boil. "A little lemon or almond
may be added.
JOHNNY CAKE.-The true johnny cake
is made Of finely sifted meal. sailed.
and shortened with lard-or ham drip.
pings, which gives a pleasant flavor
and made mp. either with milk or warm
water. 10 a consistency to prevent its
falling from the board. Spread it
~zequally. and place slaniing before the
fire ill Drowned on both sides. Bread
baked in this way has very sweet
taste.
DELIcToGs LEMON PR-Four eggs.
two coffee cupfulls Of sugar: beat to
froth; the juice Of two fine fresh lem
oas; CRATE the yellow peel Of one. re-
i.ctiny the peel Of the second and the
spalps Of both; beat all together few
moments longer. Have ready two pie
pans. lined with rich pastry. into which
.nrn rthc above, cover with pastry, and
sbake Nm hous BE sure and have them
ssei' ,iabc
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1860-09-05

FOUND DEAD.-The body Of q man
who had apparently been murdered and
thrown in the river. was discovered
and taken out. last Monday. TWAS in
an advanced stage of decomposition.
and no clue was obtained as 10 name or
Mace of residence. Union.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-16

or twice seemed TO resent his treatment In
the Senate of Rust's assault on me; but
never alluded TO that, md I am coufdeDt
that the structures instAuced must have
been published whileI was absent from the
city. The matter never scanned to me
worth paragraph And If evrr in my
life discharged a public duty regardless
of personal considerations, did so at
Chicago last month. was no longer a
devotee of Gov. Seward; but was
equally Independent of all others; aud
if had been swayed by feeling
alone, should have, for many reasons,
preferred him to any of his competitors
Our personal intercourse, as well since Us
before my letter herewith published, had
always been frank aud kindly, and was
never insensibIe to his many good and
some great qualities, both Of head and
heart. But did not and do not believe it
advisable that he should be the Republi-
can caudidat for President; and I acted in
full accordance with my deliberate con-
victions. Need add that each subsequent
day y'sdevelopments have tended to strength
en- my confidence that what did was not
only we'll meant but well dOneT
HORAcE GRERLEY.
NEW YORK, June l3. 1860.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-16

4S-SPEcIAL NOTICES Double the above rates
- 81 early Advertising reasonable terms accor-
ding to the space occupied and the number changes
All advertisements from transient persons or straug
ers, to lie paid for in Gdrdncc.
Legnl advertisements will be charged at tho rates
business Cards not exceeding FIVE lines. $40 per year
or g for six months but for shorter period nothing
will he c united less than a square.
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
well all legal advertisements and advertisements
ofaucton sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for Mt tile usual rates.
J.Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
cases Mt full rates.
Marriages. Notices of Fnnerals. and announcements
Of Sermons so cents each. noyll-'5o
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TERnIs OF ApvERTIsING.

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoNP1RrII (oR ONE rScH,, OF
LESS, NAKEA SQuARE.
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks acCcIcd nj terms consistent with sOlvency and
IIir profit.
EsrScinT ntiCnfinn ITFn to Insurance IF n DELLLSGS
anu Co.tcniS far terms Of one 20 fee gears.
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JoHN n IAKIN.
Tsucce.sor 10 WhecIcr & I.a<ir.l !

TTYILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w Inspection on Thursday March 9th new
and we'll selected assortment OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings! I!
ALSO complete ASSORTMENT Of GESTLENENyS FUR
SISHINGs GOODS.
Tie patrons Of the old firm and the pubIc in gen.
eTl are respectfully invited to call and examine nay
stock be,Te making their purchases a. intend SELL
Ing at small PrnSts Ia cash and prUInpt purchaser
Thankful fur the patronage bestowed uP8n the old
hrtn a.llicit continuance Of the for the
eStabIiahmeut. JOHN 7. LAKI6, Merchant TGflosa
mh2s-Iwd No. 1G2 Main ST., Wheeling, VI.
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without reference to the past. You have
done me acts of valued kindness in the
line of your profession. Let me close
with the assurance that these win ever
be gratefully remembered by yours.
Horace GREELEY.
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New York Paper Warehouse.

NNEPRICE ONLY WHERE PAPER DEALEI:S,
I Booksellers, Statiuners. Binders. Printers and
Purchasers generally save from 10 to "a per cent
by purchasing from fiTSt hands
Having increased OrT Manufacturing Facilities we
can cfer great INDUCEMENTS parties in want cf Pa
peFs such AS usually sold I'y Paper Warehouse
Ledger aud Flat Papers FOOlscap, Letter Note and
Billet FOIia Packet Commercial, and all grades Of
French Papers CoInred Papers. Tissue. Binters',
Trunk. and Straw Beard. BI0tting. etc. etc; Bank
Note Bond. Drawing, Rank EnrtfOPS. Particular
sttsEton paid to surprising BanksI with Bank-NOte
and Letter and Account la leTs. Schools and Semi
narios CIeTgymen and Professional men. BiiIheads
in stock. ready ruled for PrinTerz from to Heads
to the sheet. Blue and White, Wove and Laid. In
fact a complete Paper Bazaar. Send for Circulars,
and your money. Orders by mail. accompanied
with cash, will be hlcd well As II present in peg
SON. CARBON : HARD, ...-
au1-Iys Paper Warehouse. ~ B4etnlam st
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$l.5OG,3S7 SIS

Sl.5OGs3SI IS
TOTAL LIAnILITIEs: -
Unsettled claims not due,......S173.926 81
es-Losses Equtably atjustei and promptly paid ia
Upwards of 100000
of Losses have been paid by tho Ftnu Insurance Co.,
in the past IS years.
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LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
WholesOIe Grocers & Produce Dealers
Nos 40 and so 8nin-S.. IPhesltm0, Ia.
VIZ desire to state the friends OF the late firt'
and to the trade generally that we arc in possession
of the most ample facilities for the Transaction OF
Wholesale Grocery and Produce ltIiSineEs
We are determined to execute all orders entrusted
TO our care with fidelity and promptness and on the
most favorable terms Ynnr nb't servants.
whss.laG. January 3D. issS. janT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-16

snduuinterruptet through OF financial
slime and storm periods eventful ii, exempt from
sweeping c"nftgrgtinns and maritime disaster. Be
Ing long established. cash basis, the Troubles of
the credit system affect in material particular.
During .Iarl times the security of reliable Insu-
rance is an imperative Guty-the ability of property
hcllcTs to sustain los being then much lesscnCd.
Policies issued without delay. md all business Mt
tcniel 10 with dispatch and fidelity. hy
y. e. ARTHUR Agent.
Office the Bank of Wheeling.
feblo-law till Jan Ist 50
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND * YORK River

RAILROA AID.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, December 2sth, e., ~ s.r
~ 1880 the regular 80 - ~
PASSENGER TRAIN
win leave Richmond daily, except sundays)a 81
THE ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
VIII leave White House Tuesdays and Saturdays ats
Richmond I'll NJ
Passengers Norfolk and River Landings Richmond
days Thursdays and saturdays at ca A. NJ connecting With
Steamer Curtis Peck, Capt Tlos. NJ Southgate.
Returning Curtis Peck leaves Norfolk Mondays wednesday,
and Fridays 90 A. NJ Fare to Norfolk aud River Landings ~
Passengers breakfast and dine the Steamboat both
Passengers for King Queen H. Urbanna Northern Neck
Baltimore leave Richmond Tuesdays and Fridays 81
Passengers for King William H. and walkeron leave Rich
mond Mondays and Thursdays at 81 A. NJ.
Returning leave Walkeron same days. at IN ?. NJ
Through freight forwarded either way daily.
Way freight forwarded either way Tuesdays and Saturdays
dele TlIOS X. SHARP, Supt.
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NOTICE TO LADIES AND GENTLE a
VAN HAAGAN a. McKEONE'S
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,

Phlladelphta.
Warranted n Girs perfect sdfctiOn The money cH
funded, and agents hereby authorized 10
make good any failure ofHGt
peHse
A. VAN HAAGAN
DEING practical soapmaker and having for the tw
ID years Cat different mes experimental upon and tested Eds
particular Soap In various offers TO the public
Soap which will save Time, Labor and Money. We ,re
willing should rest lis merits All ask Is TO give 1t
fair trial and use It according directions found each
box and does not give full satisfaction the money will be j.
funded.
Among the advantages other washing Soaps s
lowing may be named
l. Clothes need boiling and very little rubbing (mOt ar
ces none.)
One pound will far for any three pounds Of
mon II sin soap, two pounds best family soap.
g. requires less than half the time and labor to do the wash
Of f Ill that reques with the family soap and is wSt
ranted act to njure the fabric. 8
g. Fo cleaning paints and removing grease and prn
Ink unsurpassed Machnists, printers and painters viii ind
On invaluable article for washing hands does not chap Int
greatly sOftens the skin
g. The superiority the materials used and the Soap
tanning any Cfddiies mild than any other known
Washing Soap undoubtedly the best adapted for white
cOlored clothing well cambcs and laces and Is WARRAN
TED NOT TO ROT THE CLOTHES.
For sale by SPOTS, HARVEY co,
No. 20 Pearl Street,
oc12 Sole Agents for Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19
CHICKERTNG PIANOS.

NEW and full supply Of these splendid lnstru- e.sE.
N ments have been received. - GtfsSstfectL1 -
I'm addition 10 the beautiful BoiN dc NoiN heCr ri
cular Action and Grand, have now the Bou ~ ~
loir n beautiful! instrument OF an upright toru
The Chickering's have received - rst prize ueua All over
nowned competitors and from hst rank institutions ana Ss o.
America and Europe They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world.
Prom the Chickering's have emanated the best ana most pera
mont rroveeu that brought the Piano 70 It's present per
op and by the great capital they have invested In manuiae
onvepnces they eau sell fully dy per cent cheape. than
any other factory None their Instruments leave the wareroom
Without having fully inspected by the best artists
than agency In city, In
Richmond these only be sold by the subscriber
The factory warrants all Pianos We sell Orders promptly AZ
tended to. -, . IL, ~,
'0n nSt9 S''''' > ''' NATHL CARUsI Sole Agent.
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VIM. II. PLEAsANTs,
PRODUCE

AND
GENERAL COMMISSION mERCHANiihr
No 4, 18th between hAln "H
Richmond, Va. -, nrs,
Particular attention paid 10 the sale Of Tobacco NAs
Flour Oats &c. nm
~ Farmers who disposed 10 ship their Grain 70 "a a.
supplied with bags the terms charged By kLn'
Panies oonhgnmeats solicited, and prompt reurn ns'-
MACS
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GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL LINE.
% 81; .
ID a III Al Al 4 IA Ii Il u A ID a 4 A

ON and after Monday January 3D. 1850 the Mall
" ger trains, on this road, will run follows:
Leave Richmond daily at o'clock A for Lynchburg
Bristol Knoxville, Dalton Chattanooga, Nashville Memphis, Al
lanta Montgomery, Mobile and New Orleans.
RETURNING,
Leave Danvle alto NJ, and Junction. at Sl5 NJ, and
rive In Richmond At G15 p. y.
Through from Richmond Memphis In days and three
hours.
~ The above trains connect boI rays with the southsidc
Railroad trains TO and from the Southw at the Junction. and
with the Virginia Central Potomac Railroad trains
from the North, at Richmond
Through Tickets sold Baggage checked through the
points; also, TO the Virginia Springs.
For rOugh Tickets and further information apply the Ticket
ONCE Of the Richmond Danvie Railroad Company, Richmond
deco ALEX. WORRALI, Superintendent.
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RICHMOND PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT or
f.RoreIVn and American Music and Musical
Instruments.

DORR & RADE, 900 & Isl, BROAD STREET,
UTAyING associated themselves in the above bus
mess respectfully invite public attention TO
iser large assortment Of Pianos other Musical
instruments on hand and oGer such guarantees as ~
viii satisfy the asdous purchaser They also Keep on hahd
he largest and choicest stock Of Music semnare Academies
Institutions Of Learning &C. will find to their advantage TO del
% ms s We are prepared sell Muc &c. al Northern prices
Pianos Of our make warranted for five years. ana kept IN
tune twelve months exchanged within six months they IAN
10 give entire the purchaser We also Keep large
assortment Of Of the best Northern manuactoe
Particular attention paid TO orders from the country ana per
sons can safely rely the faithful execution OF their orders
Tuning promptly attended to.
~ ~ DORR RADE, Richmond
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HIAMPAGNE,

WE have Just received FAN Importation Of Champagne
w comprising grades, from good to very superior Persons
who wish sound reliable wine for evening parties very
superior for dinner company would find wines suitable for each
occasion. nolG-3w BLAIR & CHAMRERLAYNE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-19

SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFTRR MONDAY THE 22dAU-
" gust the passenger Trains, will follows: IN
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall Train starts daily at $3.50 NJ reaches ynchburg at 1896
Pm.
Passenger Train daily except Sundays at 4l5 NJ
reaches Lynchburg at 1890 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG
Mail Train daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg at NJ
Passenger Trains starts daily except Sundays At 1899 NJ
reaches Petersburg at G80A VI
These trains with daily trains to the Springs Knox
vie Nashville, Memphis, &C. 10 New Orleans.
This Is the shortest and expeditions all
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
City Point Petersburg daily except Sundays
A. NJ Noon City Point at A. NJ and l,O r. NJ.
all packets when
cessary.
II. D. BIRD,
Au24 General Superintendent
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KICHARDsON'S
TDTS- rDrTTG

KICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS,
- DAMAsKs, DIAPERS, &c. III
tONsUMERS Of Richardson's Linens and those desross ~,
" tanning the Genuine Goods should that the aIus
purchase are sealed with the full OF the firm,
some OWDEN, as guarantee OF the soundness and d1'
Of the goods -.
This caution Is rendered essentially necessary lags
OF Inferior and dee Ave Linens prepared season A
and sealed with the name Of RICHARDSON By Irish House. -
regardless OF the Injury thus inflicted alike the
sumner and the manufacturers Of The genuine Goods VII
abandon business profitable while purchasers can Dc
on with Goods Of q worthless character
J. BULLOcKE o9
se6-dly Agents Sc Church Street. hes lp~