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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-27
ORIGINAL Notice

STATE OF IOWA, Muscatine County, O..
VIM. r. Tolles vs.. Mrs. 8. W. Black and Edward p.
Jones-Distriei Court Muscatine County, January
Term, 1864.
To Mrs $. n. alias EliEa A. Black, and Edward p:
JoneS
YOU hereby notified that there is now on file in
i the Office of the CLERK of the District Court Of
Muscatne county, State of Iowa, petition Of VIM. +.
Teliss asking for decree for the specific perfor
Of certain contract made by Mrs. g. W. Black, alias
Eliza A. Black, to convey to petitioner the following
described premises, for the Of eight hundred dol
lars down, towtt The northwest quarter Of section
nine 9) township seventy s) north Of range one
cast of the 9TH p M and that unless you appear there
to and defend before noon Of the next
term of the District Court of Muscatine couatx State
Of Iowa, to be begun AID holden the hyst Monday
OF January A. D. 1864 default will be rendered against
you and judgment rendered thereon With
the prayer Of said petition.
A. J. LEFFINGWELL,
Oct. 30.w4t.$6,00. Solicitor for Petitioner
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Estray Cattle-$1O Reward.

OTRAYED from pasture near L T. McGrew's, on
- the Slough road, about the 9th Of August, two
COWS and Ono heifer, described - follows. Adari
Cd 80" en- the right hip small red backed COW
uAder bit out Of the right rcd, ins.backed
heller, under bit out Of the right We will give
so TO the person who will give where said
cattle may be found. KEHLER BHCHMAN.
Oct. 00.w3W,
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A Coon 1Nsrrrur1oN.-One Of the best in
stitutions in our city is L. & j. McGreer'a
pump factory, located on Mulberry street, in
the old church building east of the Court
House square. About three years ago Nc.
Greer's pumps were first introduced in this
section. Since then they have been so rapid
ly taking the place Of everything in tine pump
line that their mandatory has increased to
quite wholesale business.
They have taken the first premium at the
Iowa State, and Muscatine and Scott County
Fairs, every time it has been exhibited, as be-
ing the cheapest, most durable, less liabe to
get out of order, and in fact for being the best
pump in use.
We are proud to see such institutions in
our city, IS that we can have our own home
manufactures to patronize.
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ESfr8V POneV.

TAKEN mp on tho 9Th day Of November, A. D. 1865,
i by Stewart Nelson, at his residence, in 0rono
Township, Muscatne county Iowa, one Sorrsl Ponsy-
horse szs-fourteen hands high supposed to be three
years old last spring long blaze In the face both hind
legs nssTly white to the knees. Value thirty i've
dollars.
true copy, JOHN ". JAYNE, Crk Dist. Court.
By CHARLES 8. FOSTER, Deputy:
Muscatine, Nov. 20, 1868, nov. 27,wltpo
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A Coop JoB.-Geo. Terry, the blacksmith
has recently overhaled and repaired the lock
on safe belonging to Canon & Co., making
new pieces for some Of the broken parts
This is rather delicate operation for a
blacksmith to undertake, and its successful
performance reflects considerable credit en-
the skill of Mr.. Terry.
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81 The publication of the tax list closes
with this issue. Hereafter we will give our
usual quantity of reading matter.

RETURNED HoxE.-Rev. Ufford, Chaplain
Of the 9th Iowa Infantry, returned home, yes.
terday, for short season of rest from his
duties. Since entering the service, Mr..
Ufford has been untiring in his efforts for the
welfare, temporal as well as spiritual, Of the
soldiers. He is looking well.-Daily, Goth.
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StraYed.

THROM the subscriber in this city, on Sunday, No.
Il vember sth, 1885, black roam Indian pony, about
DID, with whits nose. short msne left fore
leg white below the knee, with lump ON the same
knees from an old injury bis back shows saddle marks
For information Of return of animal the store
Of J. G. Gordon, in this city. suitable reward will be
given. T. KLEIN
Nov. 19-d1w.Wtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
INFORMATION WANTED.

T WILL reward any person who will give me infor-
nation of three colts either Of them, sstrsyed
from my premises several months ago.
One is = dark bay Or brown gelding, two years old
last May, compactly built; no marks recslected
s0rrel marc, age, good size with white spot
In the forehead, and think q little Whit hind
foot those two may be running together.
Also; sorrsl horse colt year old last spring,
good sxe with white down the face. large white spot
on the upper lip and think OF his legs 10 white
from thel Dot half way to the knee.
Address at Auscatine P.O.
Nov. %, 'G3. WITT J. SHERFEY.
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EsTRAY CoLrs.-See notice in to-day's
JOURNAL of three colts lost, by Major Sherfey.
He will pay a liberal reward for their return
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STATE OF IoWA,1
In the Co. Court Of said County,

In the Co. Court Of said County,
Mascatine County,
To James P. Drake Priscilla Il. Drake Ruth D. Torhes
Almeria D. Brooks, Ann Drake. Frank B. Drake, or
Yer B. Torbet, Major General VIM. T. H. Brooks,
all others whom 1t may concern: ana
VOU are hereby notified that the undsrsiap> .
L ministrator OF the estate Of James Draf 90, Aa
deceased, has filed in the oifce sf the COar
for license to sell the real estate of ao % q; @
Ger to pay the clsms filed and ALLOW sd aosins, said
tsr tate ana mat said petition ~ be heard at regular
sae cort House in the city Muscatine on the arst
.nasy in Dsesmhner pse ,h) 1868 O'Clock AN
OF sad Jay ana you Gan and there appear and
tition should cot be g'..nted
W. PENN. CLARKE,
a.. Admir- IF Est. of James p. Drake, jr., decd
Oct. "a -v4w
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The Presidents Hymn, with Music.
EFT it be used in every church on Thanksgiving day
IL For sale tFALAEkS.
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FAREWELL is lonely ound, and
its echo has caused many sad heart; but
none would feel saddened but rather be great
" cheered and benefited by saying farewell
to all kinds of Soda and Saleratus except De
Land & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus, which will
scatter rays of sunshine and happiness in
every household when properly used, being
always uniform and perfect.
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VIII md HumOr


Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles
you.
Why is an attorney like minister Be
cause he studies the law and the profits
Miss Jemima Wilhelmina, when her parents
refuse to allow her to go to ball, sets to and
has bawl at home.
A certain writer boasts that he directs all
his shots at error. 1t is all that he has to
shoot at, for ne neve: gets within gun-shot of
the truth.
DR.. Whewell, walking in Hamilton's gar
den at Gotham, expressed his surprise at the
prodigious growth of the trees. "Ny dear
sir" replied Mr.. Hamilton, remember they
have nothing else to do"
If you wish to get rid of your corns, rub
them over with toasted cheese, and let your
feet hang out of bed for night or two, that
the mice may nibble them. If the mice do
their duty the remedy will be sufficient.
An officer on field day happened to be
thrown from his horse, and as he lay sprawl
ing on the ground, said to friend who came
to his assistance, 81 thought had improved
in my riding, but find have fallen off,"
~ Two little children were talking of the
moon the other evening. Charley said SOL
emily, in his imperfect pronunciation, that it
was "Dod." mo it amt" said Sarah, at
amt big enough" "Well," replied the boy,
determined not to be put down altogether,
"it is the hole he looks through, anyhow"
az Profane language is abominable
Loud laughing is mpolite. Tnquisitivsness
is offensive. Tattling is mean. Telling lies
is3contemptible Slanderng is devilish, Igno-
rance is disgraceful, and laziness is shameful.
sW Mrs. Darlington says "that when she
was gal she used to 60 to parties, and always
had beau to escort her home. But now, the
gals undergo all sorts of declivities the task
of extorting them home revolves on their
dear Selves" The old lady threw down her
specs, and thanked her stars that she had
lived IN other days, when the masculine
knew how to depreciate the waller of wimmin-
folks.
A terrible explosion of a locomotive occur
red at Conemaugh station, on the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, on Tuesday, 18th inst, by
which five men were killed. The engine wac,
attached to stock train, and was ascending
q steep grade at Conemaugh, when it gave
out, the pumps being unable to force the
water into the boiler The engine was then
detached from the front of the train and taken
to the rear, and just as the coupling had been
made the explosion occurred. The engineer,
John Finley, the fireman, James Miles, and
three drovers, whose names were not ascer-
tanned were killed almost instantly.
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SAFE AND SURE.-Rev. D. R. Clendenin,
Chicago ILL.,, says in a letter: 81 can add
my testimony to the efficacy of Mrs: s. A.
Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobal.
samum, and say that have great confidence
in them, and would recommend them to my
friends and the public"
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 1se
Greenwich st., New York.
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SKIFE FOUND.

- large sized skin On one side "Muscatins" IL cut
carved in large letterssdes tarred with gas tar.
Nov. q. -daw1w. ELISHA BEATTY.
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WILL hs3s sold At Public Auction at my residence
w one-hAlf mile north Of Mt. Grove School Aouse.
Swestland township December st, 1868, the following
property:
HORSES AND CATTLE.
A REAPING MACHINE,
A TOP BUGGY,
CORN AND HAY.
And variety Of othor articles including my all farm.
ing utensils.
TEENS Credit vii be given for thirteen months.
with approved security sums over five dollars.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. N.
JONATHAN ADV.
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CORNELL COLLEGE, Mt. VERNoN.-This in
stitution, established at Mt. Vernon, Linn
county, in the year 1851, has steadily IN
creased in patronage and influence until it
now ranks as one of the best institutions OF
learning in the West. During the last term,
which has just closed, $50 students were in
attendance. This, for war times, shows an
unusual degree Of prosperity. In discipline
and educational appliances, the College has
kept pace with the rapid progress of the age.
Commodious rooms are being fitted up with
glass cases, in good style, for the reception Of
the continually increasing cabinet ard school
apparatus.
Mt. Vernon is easy of access, its citizens
are moral, no grog shops are allowed within
its limits, and, 10 fact, it is just the place for
. college.
The next term opens December Sd, when
we trust there may be larger number of stu
dents present than ever.
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Original Notice.

THE STATE OF IOWA, l..
Musca!ine County, r"
THO Clark L. Phelps. You a.s hereby notified -.
there il now on file in the oce of the CLERK Of n.
District Court of Muscatine county State Of Low -
petition OF Pascaenah Phelps Claiming of Won d. vor.
and Alimony for reasons forth in said petit ~
which you are particularly referred. ' "
Now unlsss you appear thereto, and defer d, on or
Court mencng on the frat aonday of j, nuary A.
D. 1864 default will be enter aSa.nst YOU And iuau
meat rendered ,erenn. ~ "ee n SyOT,!9s" s
Nov. 27..w4w. prs fee Is oo A.. O., Dssn.;;~
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M ARKETS.
MUsoArINB, Nov. %,

THE PORK TRADE.
The packing season promises to be unusually short,
owing to the scarcity Of hogs Packers anticipated
closing ~ early Christmas There has been LARGE
number packed already however. Prices remain sbout
tho same. We quote:
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LIST OF LETTERS
DEMAINING In the Post Ones, ct Huscatine, on the
II 2lst day Of November, 1883.
Persons cang any Of the following letters, will
please say advertissd and give the date Of the list
LADIES' LIST:
Allan Sarah Eaton Miss AlmirA
Oarpenter Mrs Charlotte Foussaint Mrs Nina
Cnrrvlnfias Francis Overman Mrs Sarah
Curry Miss Jane WoodfordiMrs DIG
GEETLEMEN'S LIST.
Atkins Joe Kelly Francis
Olewell E Klsssen Martin
Cons Lewis Marshall DR. Samuel
Gross James2 Marticke Augustus
Davies Stephen Martin Geo 2
Dennis John Meukhsasen3L Louis
1lemming Thomas Mott Z e
fogsrty Daniel Peterson Jim
Foster Samuel Rhodes Jeramiah
Gibson J A Saunders n
Hcnston o Underwood Henry
Hunt =
JOHN MAHIN, Pm
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nAvIRS' UNIVERSITY ARITHMETIC,
- Davies Practical Arithmetic,
Academy Vocalist, ct BURN1TTS.
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A Coop COUNTRY FOR SHEEP.-We learn
from the Keithsburg Observer that during the
past summer six thousand sheep have been
crossed on the ferry at New Boston, Illinois,
all of which with the exception of one lot of $50,
were destined for Washington county, in this
State. During the same time, nearly, if not
fully as many have passed through this city
for the same destination. The inhabitants of
that county are taking advantage of its ex.
celient grazing lands. The investment will
amply repay them.
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Ranambar tha III

Subscribers who lind this mark (X) after thair
names will understand that the time they have paid
for has expired, and that the subscription must be
renewed by advance payment if they wish the
paper continued:
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Estray Colt.

'JNAKEN up the LIST day Of November, A. D. 1865.
BY NJ v. Best, at his residence IN Montpelier town.
ship Muscatins county Iowa, estray colt Of sorre
COLOR blaze In tho face, right hind foot white, small
Of white the left hind foot two years old last
spring, and valued at Sl5. A true copy.
JOHN w. JAYNE CLERK, D. c.
BY q. S. Fos3Hl, Deputy.
Muacatipa, Nov. Il. 1S63-M1t.e
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NOTICE.

TN accordance with the Proclamation ofths President,
our Office will be closed Nov 26th, Thanks&iving
day" lstTT bkGWsXAS.
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ORIGINAL Notice.

VHA6tAdl ISV&ACCe
THE STATE OF 1owA"l,,
Muscatine county. ~
ITO Benjamin Il. petrican: You b..rsbv notified
that there will be on file on or thc 25th dsy
of A. D. 1863 in the oc Of The cl.rI ~ ~
District Court Of Muscatins stats Of Iowa
petition OF Isaac Conner Claiming Of you title in fec
70 'ne ncrtn na 0: ns nrth half Of section Ave in
.ownsnP sevsn.ysnt forth Of range two west in said
county, + reasons set forth in said petition.
now uhiess you s:ppear thereto and Defend or be-
Court second Ia Gay Of the next term Of "a
" 1904 fault will be entered sgsinst you aud de.
cree "..dered thereon. D. O. CLOUD
w4w.-prs fee $500. Sol for Plaintiff
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-27

Ar HoNE.-Captain Ben. Beach. the pop.
pany, reached home Tuesday night, looking
as pleasant and hearty as ever. The Captain
reports the "Buuy Eleventh" in excellent
condition. They are still stationed at Vicks-
burg
Captain Beach, with small squad Of men,
was sent home for the purpose Of obtaining
recruits for the 18th. He will remain till
after the draft, to take charge of conscripts.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!
BATCHELOES CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Is THE BEST IN THE WORLD

The only Harmlsss, True and Reliable Dye Kno,sm.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-chsngss Red,
Dusty or Grey Hair, instantly to . Glossy Black or
Natura! bro0n, without Injurng the Hair Staining
fresh vitality, frequently restoring ts pristine color
and recfes the i'll effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR, all Others are
mere limitations, and shoula be avoided Sold BY all
Druggists. &c. TAcro.Y-S1 Barclay street, New York.
Botchelor's NsU Toilet Cream for Dressing
tho Hair.
iune 26-dAv1v
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ACCIDENTAL brakeman on the NJ. 4 NJ.
R. R., whose name We did not learn, whilst
engaged in loading stock on the cars at Brook
lyn, last Friday, was thrown down, and one
car passed over his right leg, below the knee,
crushing it in horrible manner. The in.
jnred limb was amputsted and the man is
doing we'll.
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TRI.WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The Tri-Weekly 10 published Tuesday, Thursday aad
Saturday, at per Subscriptions received fol
our or six months at the rates. In all cases the
ash must accompany tho subscription.
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EstraV Colt,

TVAKEN up on the 11th day Of November, A. D. 1865
| by Peter Shaughnessy, ct his residence in Fulton
township Muscatine county Iowa. black colt,
supposed to be years old last spring, with star in
the forehead and white ring around the right hind foot
No other marks brands Visible. Appraised at $50.
JOHN W. JAYNE, Clerk,
By G. 8. 4osrln, Deputy.
Muacatfno. Nov 81 .W1ta
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-27

New BAPTIST CHuRcH-The old meeting
house used by the Baptists of this city, has
long been too small for the accommodation Of
all the members of the society. Rev. S. L.
Burnham, on his installation as minister, a
short time since, perceiving the disadvantages
of such contracted quarters, addressed him
self to the task of raising money by sub
scription, for the erection Of new building.
He has succeeded in this work almost beyond
his experimentation four thousand dol
lars having been raised. Mr.. B. starts East
next week for the purpose Of soliciting con-
tributions from other societies.
The following liberal contributions were
received from the 35th Iowa regiment
From Lieut.. H. Lofand, 500; Isaac B. Sloan,
$40; Willis Davis, jr., $25; Henry Tschil-
lard, $40; S. E. Whicher, $25; Capt. A.
John, $50.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-27

OUR QUorA.-But short time yet remains
of the period allowed for volunteering. Let
US then 90 to work to raise cur quota, and
thus escape the odium Of draft Musca-
tine county has never yet failed to respond
nobly 10 every call made upon its patriotism
or generosity. Nor will she now in this hour
of trial. Each township can now 60 to work
as it chooses and raise the men required OF it,
and thus escape the draft. This may be
done by little effort on the part of the citi-
zens. The Government offers liberal induce
ments to enlist Each new recruit has a
choice of regiment, and receives a bounty of
1902, of which $75 is paid before leaving the
rendezvous. Let US to work with will, then,
and not allow the name of the banner war
county" to be furnished with draft.
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PRODUOE AND PROVISIONS.
No. Spring Wheat $50, No. SOC, Rejected 75c.; Fall
New Corn 45c y bush. No old Offering.
Rye 75c.
Oats 55zo0c.
Potatoes 40a50c.
Butter 16a2Oc.
chickens s1.oosl,2o.
Bscon-shoulders 51lc., hams no. sides &c.
White Beans-Common to good 81 GOAL rs, prime
navy &2,00A2, 80.
Tsllow Sc.
Hay-Timothy $1,000, Prairie $6.OOa7,OO.
GROCERIEs-(wHoLEsALE RArEs.)
Sugar New Oreansf fair, 18c prime 40; choice 1870;
sugar Golden s,r
Oofee-s4as5c; Java 400.
Soda 711zzasc.
soap-Palm &C.; Family &c; German ~.
Candles-Star 1Sa19c; Summer Pressed 1916.
Black 75caS1 60.
= Teb.ceoaDart Sweet 4sas2e; Medium Brands s5aeoe
Gold and Natural Leaf S5a9Oc.
Nails-Best brands IS 90, rates.
Glass, Sx1O City 1915, rates.
Fr.it~Green Apples 75css1 90 v bu; Dried Apples Ok
AZ No. Dried Psaces shalo1ac. Basins s5 25a5.5O.
Fsh-No. MacIsrs,, bbs. sl4.soals.so.
Nj htD.'. SO. '''''
Hlf bbls No. White Fish Ss,ooas,a5.
Whisky 54a56c.
SUNDRIES,
Wood, s., 5Oa6.50.
Leather.-sols 3saa5o; harness, 44c; upper 2oc Y
foot
Hides.-Dry Flint 16c green sailed &c. green, To;
calf &c.
ssed:.-Timothy, s2,25a26o; Flax, $500.
Feathers 40a5O.
Cheese, 12}}5al5l%c,
Reef Cattle, 2a2L5c gross
Wool.-Clesn tubwa.hed, Coo unwashed, one-third
less,
y OilsCarbon OIL 5sc; RETAIL SOC; Linseed OIL 81 sOs
Lard OIL s5a90c retail, $500; Fish Oil, l, zoo
81 LAO.
Be&swax, 35c.
Rags-Cotton, Sc.
Bar Iron, 81.
Old Iron, 1c y ID. Copper, 14lSc y b. Brass, loo
alb.
Exchange:-On New York, "A per cent, bsnkabls
funds; Philadelphia, Boston aud Cincinnati, n per
cent: st. Louis and Chicago. n per cent Cola Csc
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-11-27

RENDEZVOUS FOR CoNTR1BUT1oNs.- Re-
lief Committee request US to announce that
contributions of provisions may be left at
Benefits Mill, and Of wood in the open lot
back of the harness store of J. Compton,
There seems to be no concert Of action in this
matter, and our citizens are requested to give
of their abundance at any time they may see
fit. We trust, Notwithstanding, that gen.
erous response may be made to the appeal.
There must and will be suffering among the
families of our brave defenders in our midst,
unless relieved by the efforts Of our more
fortunate citizens Let US, then, IN quiet,
unostentatious manner, pour in our contribu-
tons in such a way as to make glad the hearts
of every such suffering family in the country.
1t is our duty and should be our pleasure.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES..
CAUTION.
We have this day obtained patent for our manufac.
lures, known ~ FAMILY DYE C0LORs"
The Dyes manufactured by other persons, under the
name Of Patent Dyes &C., made In violation of
our patent.
We caution all persons making selling the same
hereafter that we shall prosecute for all nfrinxsme,
of rights.
SAPONITIER,
Or Concentrated I've
FAMILY sop MAKER.
WAR make. A,s, ,,... .,.,,,... ,.,.. :, =.
eoe Inem. ~ maxi SOAP for FOUR cents pound
..,. II! Al spurious Lyes are offered also
- Ino,, 4 only buy the PATENTED article put NJ
ans; all others being COUNTERFElTs.
REM 4sylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
Philadelphia--135 Walnut ct.
Pittsburg-Pitt St. and Duquesne Way.
| Nov. 17.daw