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William Beatty Diary, 1854-1857

William Beatty Diary, 1854-1857_92.pdf

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1854

Sept 5 43 lb sweeds iron 3 per lb 10.6 10 6
1 lb powder 1/6 1 st of buggy box 2/6 4
6 1/4 lb malliable iron 9 per lb 4/8 1/2 4 8 1/2
14 1 teapot 2/6 1 canister of powder 1/3 3 9
21 Jock 1 barrel of salt 10s. 2 lb of tea 5/6 15 6
1/2 lb tea 1/3 1/2 gallon of oil 3/ 1 1/2 4 4
spirits 2/ book 10d
octo 11 plow 2s.10 1 Jug of Mustard 3.9 1 lb tea2s.6d 2 16 3
1 side of sole leather
25 400 lath 4d & sundries other articles 15 11
25 1 Barrel of salt 10
8 1 lb tea 2 9 paper1 10.2 lock 7 1/2 horse nails 1.3 6 6
sundre articles 16 10
Black oil one pint of fish oil one ounce of spirits of turpentine two ounces of vitrol White oil one pint of vinegar one ounce of spirits of turpentine one ounce of vitrol strong oils for takeing of silfasts or spavins two oz oil of oreganum two oz of oil swallows two oz of oil of spike shake the above together in aplying merely damp the hair

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