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Indiana Salt.
A. L,rscner, Sec'y

TIE search Ter Petroleum through
Southern Indiana, two years ago. il il
did not result in discovering an i'm
,nense wealth in oil, conferred proba
Ills. as great blessing on the masses
Of The people, by developing the pow
or Of the sa.t wells Of the State TO sup
nly the whole State with all the Sal
demanded. This lie an importantitem
since a Radical Congress has made
,he coet OF salt, to The consumer, by
rrohibitory duty. more than twice q
much as it would be under revenue
tariff.
Probably none Of the salt wells o
the State are turning out better ar
ticle than those in our neiRhborinl
county Of Crawford, and when tn
Falls City and Vincennes Railroad !
comIleted. these manufactures vii
loom M into considerable importance
There are three flowing wells with
present capacity to manufacture 2O'
barrels Of salt every twelve honre.-
The leader in the enterprise, Mr.. hal
Golden, was emitteD with the oil fever
and after boring some thousand tee
his augur struck this salt vein, whic
flowed 60 rapidly it was impossible I
shut il Of and 90 the salt works wer
established. But two OF the wells ar
worked at present, that OF Messr,
Golden g. Mckinney. and that OF N
Benham, & Co. Both firms are ms
Ming preparations Tor enlafgirg tl'el
nanuiactories. We wish them gre'
success.
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MArrnrw's RENEWABLE MEMcRAN

MArrnEw's RENEWABLE MEMoRAN
rum BooK.-lhls article. the invention
oi Mr.. Matthew'S. OF the n. A. Ledger,
supplies want long needed hy every
one VII, uses q memorandum book
Ii L. an easily ad.instlhle cover for a
Imemnrand"m book. which when the
leaves OF one are iull. can he taken OF
and placed IN another ina moment am:
without difficulty. livery business
man should have one.
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DTA correspondent Of the I.onis.
Vile Con,ier. journal writes from Lex.
ingtcn, Va. that Gen. Lee declined
an Offer from New York insurance
company of $4,000 year to act a-
its general agent in The South
Through no want OF respect tor tn,
company, which is understood 10 b,
eminenlly respectable. Int because
Gen. Lee feels that lis place is here
that his mission is the education of IN,
youth Of the South, and that ia.
splendid prizes al worldly wealth
should not allure him from his sphere
OF duty.
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DEPAUw IlousE.-Mr. Gid Bar.
nett is INV cole proprietor OF this ho
tel he having purchased the interest oi
McCarty in the business. He KNOWS
how to keep hotel, as well as any 9th.
er man. and il any OF orr citiZ rs
visiting New Albany want ii's. elias.
'are at a reasonable price, they vii
put ny at the DePauw.
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GIoRIors GROUND IL, G -lhe world.
renowned ground hog is supposed e
have been out on last Tuesday. trisk.
ing his tail, in the rain, without dan.
ger Of being frightened ont at his pro
priety hv any ootruding shadow =
Old "Sol" kirdly hid his face all day
and the clonds sent down tears Of 10,
at the prospect Of on early Spring
Bully for the &. III.
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THE NURsERY.-'Ihs is the gem o!
all child's magazines, and The Fcbru.
AIRY No. surpasses anything heretofore
attempted in tina. line. Ii parcntr
would subscribe for such a magazine
as this for their children from six Il
ten years old, we should not hear ST
much complaint abou, bad boys an.
girls. Published by John l.. Shorey
ll3 Washington Street. Bosom, a
$1.50 per year.
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NOTARY l'rnIIc.-Mr. &. j. Jntt.
the accommodating Deputy Clerk. lac
received commission as Notary Pub
lie. aud has qualified 10 perform the
duties OF that rtlice. Persons in need
OF the services OF a Notary. will hno
him prompt and accommodating.
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AMERICAN AeRIcUITrRIsT. - The
February No. ot this splendid Agri
cultural Monthly is at hand, and
abounds in good things. 1t is pub
lishcd in German as well az English,
and we arc glad to know that larry.
numbers are taken in this comfy, %
both editions. hnt yet not as many a.
fought TO he taken.
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q. & M. R. IL,
TIN TABLE AT SHOALS
AGENTS WANTED
For the Peoples Edition OF
CoNrBEARE Howson's LIFE 4 EPIsTLEs OF
S Il. Z A u i.

VIII m Eoquect and Able Pre'imiosr, Dis.
setstivn by Rev LEONARD BACON,
d. D of Yale College.
Embrscin . graphic and eloquent deIines.
ton OF the E,rly Lite, education, conversion
teachings, Isbors. travels, euffsring., periis
prosecutions and missionary career Of ST
PAUL; thus constituting . living picture 81
he grps, Apos'I-, and Of the circu,nsiv nee,
bv which he as- surrounded
A p.rect Magazine Of iscts Bishop
w CLARK. OF Cincinnati.
1 regard !, ~ one Of the best books eve'
|w',i,en. Prot Stove
DR. Bscob's name in connection with 'hi,
edition IL a tower Of Strength. Rv Jos
T1r,le. d D. Pres Wabash College
l do heartily recommend il ~ . fsi'hiu
md valuable guide 10 The study Of the Scrip
'ures Bishcp NJ. Iivsine.
M work in the Isnpnsge approximate II
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College
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wheeler. D u. Pres Baldwin Univ.r-u, @
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TAX SALE.-Thc sale of lands for
delinquent taxes, on last Moncay At
Il acted but little attention, though
nearly all offered was disposed OF
Charley Kraus, Esq, was the principal
purchaser.
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"One Of the New Albany local
editors gives the following record:-
Number of times asked TO drink,
.OO2: drank 1000; did not hear the
in vitafioD, Q.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

There will he q meeting Of the cit
izars If pu'ois Comfy, in fav"r 81
rhe Fail. CITY and Vinccnncs Raj
road nj the Conr, llouae on Sa,nr
CAV F,b. 9Th. al = O'clock i. III.
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ATTORNEYS COMPLAINT.

ATTORNEYS COMPLAINTS.
Su,e Of Indiana. Dubois County. 50:
In the Circui, Cour, Of Dubois County. Il
The Safe Of lndisns. March term, A. d
1859.
job" r !. , Wiener l}r.,. .. n.,,..e..
Henry VbnBossom
Dino vonR,rs
joseph S.nge and
Mary y rirei his wit J
DEF KNOWN. That IN his third d.,
I'D OF + rrusry. IL III. y.sr 1869 the ~, v.
.o.eu uia,h' "a ny his Attorneys flied in N.
Office Of III. Clerk oi the pubo,s G. scu,
C. urt. HE complaint sgai,s 81 SAID dsiendsn's
~ Tho sbvve in'i'!ed cause, together viii
~ sffid VI, nf comn.i-n' person. his All
4 -,endso,s H,n-y Won Bosom ard Din
Won B ,ssom, are rot nov resIdeDts ot 'h
State Of Ind,.n.
Sad defendants are therefoss. hereby no
rfipd u the fling and ps ndsncy OF said CON
plsiot aRains, them, snd tina, unless they ap
prei aud answer or deMW thereto. ~ Nh
ealing ~ sa,d cauee on The second day y
he q. x, Term ~ said G ur,. - be bagu'
aud held =, the Cuur House Ia Jasper, OF
me eth Mond " ~ Mach n,x,, snld ecu,
plain,. AID the nat er- snd 'h,nss their
contsin.d and sllrv~d. silI b. heard and d.
,tsmired ~ ,h-!r nh-eDcs
henry A lOLTHAUS, Clerk d C.
Feb s, 1868
Cnhb Il Srna,-r, Au'vs ~ P.'f
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NJ Office !, hereby given ~ all Whom j,
~ msy concern. ihst my W.T. Msrpar. {
n smmon has lett my bed and bond Ii,hou,
any jus, cause OF prove cation. ! ,h-f.i.s.
wary al Peuons against hurbpripg ~ ru.,.
Ing her on my account, ~ I vii! psy no
debts ~ her contracting.
Feb 5-3+ JOHN HARMON
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ESrRAY NOTICE

V>AKEN np bv Rob.r l.. Howard ~
Il n,li Up, DuhuIs coniv lad cn.
esirav by horse, rght eve oui, ho'h III Il
'r-t whi-. one s'nsli s,id,p m,rk. nbnu, II
hands hgh. supposed 10 h- nhou, TN vpp,.
Oh. Said h. zee was appraised ~ $50 -
Taken no On Nov. 8 h. aud posted on NV.
~ h, 1863.
II SNOTLDERS. P [srAL,
F.h 3 lS6a-5+
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NOTICE ~ ATTACliMENT.

NOTICE IL hereby given ihs, At The sut
~ Of William krcd-l. P.oin',tr M attach.
me"' h"s t.rn i-.ued b, me- 'h' ucter.icn4d
Justice % the Peace at Bsinbrdg. Town.
shin. OF Dubbr,s county. inc,sn.. ,ysln.t
The properly NJ John M-,-r. D,t.no.nt. a
ton r.r,deu, d'b,or. snd thsl sn,J cpus. vii
stand tor Issue aud 'r,-I b, fare ~. on M.
asa day Of March. 1869 ut o'clock 10 he
,It"rUUnr.
Dated Fshrnarv 81 1869
FRANCIS BREL .GE, J. r. fsraLl
i Kn-t,n.r. p II Ativ
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II ie expected that the Indianapolis
and Vincennces Railroad will he in running
order between ibis city and VinceLnes b,
the Al Of July,-Ind Sentinel.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-02-05

UThis locality was visited ny a
thunder shower, and. hail storm on
last Friday. Rather unreasonable
tor January.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-02-05

TThe total valuation Of taxable
property in this State, according to
The State Auditor's report " $751;
1919, 064.
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HWc arc indebted to Hons. j. G.
EShoemaKer and Leroy Cave, for m
merous isvors in the way OF public
documents.
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NThe railroad property in this
State ia appraised for taxes at $lO.-
459. 926, On which Sl53. 100 50 are
levied tor State and County taxes.
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"Therc are now twenty two Leg
islatures in session. more THAI, wels
ever before assembled at one time.
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THon. Nj. Z. Kerr IL entitled L
our thanks tor copies Of tho "Globe.
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DEJT KNOWN. That IN 'he 4 h dav
ID 1T February. !" Lhe wear 1869 the above
n.meL pIsintiI. bv hn Attorney. filed u,
IN. Office at The cls'k Of me Circuit Cour'
nj coInpls,n' ugain., said dsfendontt. in the
above In,,tI.d rnus.. together wi b ~ iii
isvit of q competent person. thar said ne.
'-nd.p,s A ,o,- Kodalls. C J l.. KeiJhsr
Frsnk Skinner. Joserh Brsgg ana Joseph +
Ss,nnar, ore not residents OF the State %
ladisna.
SAID deferdants ere 'hsrsfove, hereby no
flied OF IT. illng snd p-pdsnry o. ssid com
plan, sga,"st them. and ,hsi unless the,
appear ana answer or d-mur thereto. ~ ih'
SLING Of said csrss ~ me sscnnd day U
'L- n+x' Term ~ ssid Corr, 10 he b-gur
and held ~ the Coor, House 10 Jasper, %
n. 5,h Monday i" Mafch. next. said com
oin,nt, snJ the matters rnd things therein
contained and alleged. will be heard and de
tesnir.d ~ their absence
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS. Clerk D. 9.
e. d nne. Any for P,'f.
Feb s, 1868
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SATURDAY. F.b 81 1869.

m equal Undivided twn-thnd- o! 'h- follow
ing d.scrih.d Land. ~ VI. dec, dsn,, s,lua,,
u the County OF Dubois aud Safe al Indl.
.rs M t"Iows. viz.
Tn. undivIdsL Two ''irds OF ihe south
s~si quarter Of the no''h east quarter ~
-ec,ion ia.n,y.nlne, and The nDnn wet
quarter Of 'h- s"n'h west quarter, and rs,
ne north ~.st quarter ~ section twenty
light. all in towrship number one. r,r'h Of
range number three west, VIE wt.l. con.
laiuing Two hundred aud tvrfy acres. more
Or less.
The lnnd will be ,Eerpd in pprceis TO suit
purchasers. snr 10 bsn.fi The estate.
TERMS ~ SALE Que fourth Of The rnr.
haze money to be psid jn cash. the r.situs
~ eqpai payments ut eight, i@etv- ard
eighteen months. rhs purchaser wing not.
BEARING interest from date OF arle. ard waw.
lng valu,tion nud spprsi-went laws. secured
by COCO freehold surelies. Sale TO commence
Il 2 U'c.ock. p NJ.
THOMAS HARRIS, Adn,r.
P.S.- Suah Jane II r'is. The widow NJ ihe
deceased. will ~ the same time, plsce. md
~ III. same terms, sell nrr interest ~ the
.spds, being her widows share, thLt Is one
dual aud nndivided bind part ,hpr"nf
Sarah JAMS HARRIS. Widow.
q T r CIR. Attorney.
Jan 10. lS69-1v
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VIC k'S
RLDMAL GUIIE EDI 1880.

The fi's' edition Of Ons HuvpRED Thou.
SAND " Weeks ILLUSTRATED CATAL GUEo
SEEDS aud GUiDEJN The FLOWER GARDEN
IL now published. u makes work OF lto
p.pss. bes0iifuiis Illustrated, vita about
$50 FfSE Woop EScRAviSGs OF FLOWERS
AND VEGETABLES, sud IN
ELEGANT COLORED PATE,
A QUIET OF FLOW ER 8.
l. 10 the most besniifu', NJ well ma 'hs
sno,t instructive Fora Guide published. gis'
iLg plain and thorough directions Tor the
CULTURE or FLoS ERs AND VEGETABLES.
The F ora: Gnije IL published tor he her,
g. Of ny customers, ~ whom u is cent rec
without application. hui will be forwafofo
to al who apply bv m,il, for Ten Csn's'
W hich 10 uoi haiti The cnst Address
JAMES WICK, Roch,stss. n. \
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COURT NOTICE.
NJ FISHER. a l'S'
Eat 3 1884, "

COURT NOTICE
St,ie ~ Indiaps. Duboi- County. "a:
In the Circuit Court ., nrbnis County. in
~" State Of tnd,onn, March tern A. -,
1860.
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A MiNl>TRATOa SALE OF LAADi
~ Office Is hereby given, IN, III. unapt-
.ignrJ Administrator. win will rnnpxsd.
o. the ps:s,e Of james HnUis. drc,s--d viii
nv vutUr 81 an order OF the Dunui> Gnnniy
Common P'es> CoSr. seIl Ut puphc sucllnn
IN thp nrp mi-ea ON
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-20

Y'lIE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE THAT
i he is about leaving for White Pine and that
al accounts due him must be paid Immediately: I:
otherwise they will be placed in the hands Of an
attorney for collection.
Until lie is ready to leave. he will execut.
orders for work with his usual promp,ness and
dispatch.
r. r. EVANS
Saddler and Harness Maker.
Carson. January II 1869. ja3l-tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-02-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
L HENRY STICHNOTII, deceased: Notice il
hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator
of the above named Estate, to the creditors Of ,
and all persons having claims against said deceased
TO exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers
within ten months from the frst publication ot
this notice, to the undersigned, At his Office in
Careon City. II. Il. BENCE,
Public Administrator and Administrator Of said
Estate.
Carson City. February IL, 1869. fels-Im.
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NOTICE

rs hereby eivcn that !, N. 1. BEARD, mar
ri.d woman aud the wife of Eastus pesfJ, fs.ia
dent oformsby County state q Nevada, iiltp.
ply 20 the District Court, Second Judicial ii.
Nevada, on Monday March lat 1909, Of 10 s'slJHk
4. n. e said dny. for an order II said cour' per
mitiing inc 60 carry on businesp IN my own hss-
and ON my own account. rs sols tfsder--to vi, /.
The bu.nes. of merchandising, keeping boarding
house and buying and relinr mining sisss.. ans
other property In said State u Nevada.
Nj. BgAnp
Dated J,auary g, isce lee e ~
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-30
A Better HAIRS Compliant.

ProcrastinAtion, hyi sTaunt stand back
Nor dare from me to steal another hour;
fys ci9tcnd my pen, and those who deen'd me slack
Shall vince and tremble meath Its giant power
My pulse beats slow, nor has this loving heart
Felt one hours peace since long before October:
-ARa Al Oecs1seIloh' friends, you mustn't start
MY husbands grown too saving and TOO sober
And treats duteous wife as II she we're q robberi
An anxious frown ats ever on his face
A dismal gloom-which every day grows worse!
second Daniel Dancer can trsce
When eer be fumbes in his leathern pursel
rise on peasemeAl, pottedSheAd, or cheese
Or one bare farthing on the price Of bread
A. once sends down his head betwixt his knees
Aud, but for groanlng, would think him dead
My Sunday bonnet is a perfect fright
cannot walk abroad In open day
And when . woman only stlrs at night,
You knew right well what all the neRhbora saw
This faded msuve silk dress in which I cit,
Those Rutts percha boots In forced 10 wear
For one lii Z me are really quite unit;
But my fond husband lWhy so wildly starsil
Keeps every single coin with most peculiar care!
Just hear him count potatoes, backing, beef
harmAlade rel herrings coffee, soap
That comes 70 women, surely you are deaiFJ
mo, no; but husband, mind the clotbes-Tope.H
Well, ayl then that's just hVe-snd three exact"
~ Ard down i goes accompanied with sigh
While ], surprised like, ask, els that hctP
% But never jet could hear my lords reply,
Though ofttimeS have thought tear stood in his eye
Whose hat is this whose petticoatsf whose ShOesi"
Again he question: slowly turning DER
The little things that Kate and Willie use
Which now lie struggling on the Kitchen Moor.
"Umph lay they'll coon require another stock
IL 10 not here thst need try 70 save"
well, no-not fast, !" and pointing TO the clock,
gently Whiper-like q common slave
The hour Is getting lats-youd best begin to shave
Pc urious wretch where viii his meanness Stopl
To grasp and keep shall he for ever strain
Must coufess that even in the shop
Tho Poor's petition comes to him In vain?
Excuse me, friends, If sometimes do think
That I'D be happier in my hu mbls sphere
II now and then hid take a drop Of drink
pint or soto keep him In good cheer
I'M he insured bis fs-then I'd have nAught to fear
-!cOttith typographical Circular.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-30
OnesHalf entity.

A fellow named Donks was lately tried at
Yuba City, for entering miners tent, and
Selling bag OF gold dust, valued q: eighty
four dollars The testimony showed that he
bad OLce been employed there, and knew
exactly where the owner kept his dust; that
on the night specified he cut . slit in the
tent, reached il, took the bag, and then ran
off. Jim Butler, the principal witness, tes-
tilted that be saw the hole cut, sa~ the man
reach IN, and heard him run away.
81 rushed after him at once" continued
the witness; "but when cotched him
didn't find Bits bag; but it was found after
ward where be had throwed il"
''HoW far did he get in when be took the
dust 2" inquired the counsel.
swell, be was stoopin' over about half in,
| should say" replied the witness.
MAY it please your honor" interposed
the cousel, "the indictment isn't sustained
and shall demand an acquittAl on direction
OF the court. The prisoner Is on trial for
entering dwelling in the night time, with
intent to steal. The testimony is clear that
ne made an OPENING through which be pro-
truded himself about half way, and, stretch
ing out bis arm, committed the theft. But
the indictment charges that be actually en-
tered the tent or dwelling. Now, your
honor, can a man enter q house, when only
one-talf Of his body is in, and the other half
out ?"
81 shall leave the whole matter to the
jury. They must judge of the law and the
fact as proved" replied the judge.
The jury brought in . verdict Of
"Guilty," as to one-half of his body from the
waist up, and mot guilty" rs to other half.
The judge sentenced the guilty part to two
years Imprisonment, leaving it - the pris-
on er's option to have the innocent half cut
off or take it along with him.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-30
Large Indian Purchase.

The State Of Pennsylvania was bought Of
the Indians by William Penn, for the fol-
lowing: neither gold or greenbAcGs. And 50
Just was the bargain considered by the In
dams, and so intimate and friendly were the
relations sHbsisting between the parties,
that for more than seventy years, It is said,
there was never any war or quarrel between
them, and only two Of the Quaker Colonists
were ever killed by the In ilans, and both Of
those BY mistake But to the terms Of sale:
1855 This indentUre t0itnesSeth, that we,
Psckenah, Jsrekhan, Sickals, Park Qlesott,
Jervis Essepenauk, Felktroy, Hekellappo
Econus, Machoha Metthconga, Wlssa Powey,
Sachemakers, right owners Of all lands,
from Quingus called Chester Creek, all along
by the wet side Of the Delaware River, and
so between the creeks backward as far as
man can ride in two days with a horse, and
IN consideration of these following goods to
use in hand paid, and secured to be paid by
William Penn, Proprietor and Governor Of
the Province Of Pennsylvania and territories
thereof, viz, 20 guns, 20 fathoms match
coat, 20 fathoms stroud water, 20 blankets,
90 kettles, 20 pounds powder, 100 bars lead,
40 tomahawks, 100 knives, 40 pairs Of
stockings, barrel Of beer, 90 pounds Of red
lead, loo fathoms Of waDpum, 80 giass bot
ties, 80 pewter spoons, los awl blades, 800
tobacco pipes, 100 hands OF tobacco, IL TO-
bacco thogs, 10 steels, 5000 flints, 30 pairs
Of scissors, 80 combs, so looking glasses, 200
needles, | skipped Of salt, 80 pounds OF SUI
gar, 5 gallons Of molasses, 20 tobacco boxes,
100 jewsharps, 20 hoes, 80 giDlets: 80
wooden screw boxes, 100 strings Of Oeads,
do hereby acknowledge, etc, at New Castle,
I'd day OF the eighth month, 1855.
The above is true copy taken from the
original, BY Ephraim Morton, formerly
clerk in the Land Office
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-30
E,OR THE LADIES.
Something NeD for Your Setcing Machines,
GOOD RICH'S

Impo owed Patent Combined Hem and Tuck Measure and
Marker for the singer and Grover Baker Sewing Ma
chimes.
By the Of this attachment each succeeding tuck
measured and marked true and parallel With the last
line Of stitching while the 10 being Sewed. Fonr
times much work be done In given time and In
superior In comparison to that done In he or
binary way Of working by hand. H.. GOODRICH,
90 Washington atreet-Room 10