Ancient Deed and Colonial Trade Goods Listed
A true copy from early times records a deed between Wm. Penn and Indiana chiefs naming lands along Chester Creek and Delaware River. The indenture lists vast goods paid, including 20 guna, blankets, kettles, wampum, beads, powder, and tools, dated Newcastle in the eighth month of 1689. The piece also blends commentary on famine relief efforts in India and political notes on McKinley era cabinet maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Penn
Indiana
Packenab
Jaracoam
Sikale
Partequeott
Jovis
Esepenock
Felkroy
Hekellapan
Ecomue
Machlona
Metchcougha
Wisa Powey
Indiasa Kinge
Quing Quingas
Chester Creek
Delaware River
William Penn
Province of
Pennsylvania
Newcastle
Grandest Remedy Promises Cure for Consumption
The notice extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a grand remedy for coughs and consumption. It cites a Chilhowie merchant cured after prolonged illness, endorsing two bottles and free trial at Kingston’s drug store. The piece also oddly notes electroplating corpses to prevent decay, tested on a dog and a young boy, with sensational claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Pennsylvania
George I
Great Britain
France
Russia
Denmark
Charles X
Princess of Wales
Olga
Athens
Otho
Corfu
R. B. Greeve
Childhowie
Dr. King
Dr King
Kingston
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Stienhans the
Elouse
Busse Bros
Ray
W. W. Jarvis
Banker
Penn
England
India
America
Philadelphia
Mississippi Valley
Lowa
Seaboard
Bombay
Sentinel-Democrat
Congreadman Hopkins
Illinois
Alan
McKinley
Sherman
Republican Party
Gage
Treasury
Alger
War Department
Long
Bay State
Young Bissell
Judge McKenna
Wilson
Alton
Troy
A.st. Louie