Forwarding business advertises Gettysburg to Baltimore freight line
Culp and Earnshaw announce a weekly freight line from Gettysburg to Baltimore using their warehouse and cars, offering prompt delivery from Stevenson and Sons in Baltimore and inviting public business. New depot at the northeast corner of Railroad and North Washington streets in Gettysburg.
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Culp & Earnshaw
AVING
Sarave Mwerbse
Tle
Ublie
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Gennysburg
Stevenson & Sons
North
Howard Street
Franklin
Qulp & Earnshaw
Aee
B . Pennsylvania
Res. W
Anders
Brust
Erasses
Standard Political Work on U S History From 1860 to 1865
A detailed prospectus for Edward McPherson’s history covering the Civil War era from 1860 presidential to wartime events including Congress votes on emancipation draft and financial measures. It notes a 433 page Law Sheep edition priced at $4.00 and available at Dagk & Drug Store, with scattered local notices and advertisements for hardware groceries and pianos.
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United States
Edward McPherson
House of Representatives
Congress
Vatemench House
Dagk & Drug Store
A.D. Guenler
Songs of Old Lost to Time and Memory
Fragmented verse laments vanished singers and cherished kin. The speaker recalls past melodies and faces, wondering where the voices of old are now, as memory lingers amid mourning and rural landscapes. The poem mourns lost songs and loved ones, tracing long-ago images.
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Rom
Shangers Land
Janes
The Ties That Bind Us and Domestic Advice
A long miscellany piece reflects on family ties as a young man departs for fortune and the farewells of parents. It includes a sermon-like note on parental duty, warnings about pampering appetites, humorous anecdotes about clergymen and foolish phrases, plus quirky items on frogs and soap suds and a prayer for landlords.
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Fates
Proclamation on Civil War State of Insurrection Declared
The President issues a proclamation recalling prior measures from 1861 to 1863 declaring insurrection in Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Texas. It notes Congress resolutions praising Union aims and states authorities will enforce laws through civil or federal means.
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Congress
Georgia
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolin
Tennessee
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Mississipp
Florida
Alleghany
Union
United States
House of Representatives
House “of Representatives
Congress of the
Senate of the
Gebrais
North Carolina
Arkangad
Mississippi
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JIE
Wittems
Col
U.S. Uveernment
Court of Claims
Washington
McCreary
D. Avpconaughy
FFICE
Buchter’s Drug & Book Store
Ghawbersburg Street
O'Neal
Ellie
J. Lawrence Dill
Sap
Lutheran Church
Chamberburg St
C.p.kriuch
Muhlenberg
Mr. Jacobs
OM. L. Stuever
H.G. Bangher
del. S. Huber
Joseph P. Clarkson
Crrcaco
Int
RG. Marper
the Sentinel
M. DL. Stuever
Fubnestock Brothers
D. A. Duebler
Borgap
I G. Tyson
Florence
Matt
Isaac G. Tyson
Odn L. Woltzworth
Diamond
Guttabure
L. Teoltaworth
Court of Common Pews
J. Ah, Kitzmiller, Prob.v
O.T. Gabny
Biddeford
Maine
Ganso Jerv
Isaac Robinson
Foreman
Charles Starner
Robert McClear
Stant Argton
Joan E. Lease
Straban
Wm Stallsmith
Daniel Fpangier
Janibonbay
William Culp
Mountjoy
Henry Bucher
Oxie Henry Wiest
William Emmett
Tuion
Charles Spangler
Jesse Appelman
Hamilton
John Ruff
Liberty
John Musselman
Solomon Jacoby
Jacob George
Mountpleasaur
Abraham Reever
Freedom
Joseph Hoffman
Menallen
Dacot Sandae
Nutter
Joseph Wald
Vyrone
Jacob Funk
Jacob Schwarn
Generat Jury
Wnson
Sanuel Young
Henry Spaleing
Amos Sheely
Deka Sterner
Cen Bitting
Withiam Cline
Samuel Daker
Andrew Veitler
Hamilionian
Moges Seabrooks
Johan Sanders
Kberge
George Weaver
Oxford
Joseph Stouch
George Shane
Elias
Hardware and Groceries
FPUSE
Baltimore Street
Uaneall
Joe L
Danner
David Zlegler
Gattysburg
Bens
East Market Street
York
R. Tobias
Harvir
Fadnestook
Stalig
Republic
Penn
The
Philadelphia Ledger
SIA
Savannah
garThe
Boston Journal
Queen Macy
England
Christ
Auvergne
America
Boston Common
Livingston
Madamedo
Isis
Par
Erosa
Palkaces
Holy Land
Christian Knowledge Society
Dead Sea
Coleridge
Baden
Bahamas
Jamaica
Antilles
Alligator Ielands
Olybs
Abe Wiildiers
Amazon
Brazil
Ega
Petersburg
Eustese
Worcester
New York
Magaz
Mapure
Brooklyn
Connecticut
Guy
Fethee
Madame
garThe Kidora
Iowa
Hardin County
Dr. Windship
Walter Hadlock
6Th
Lowa Infantry
Sherman
Macon
Jayne
Pat Mulrooney
Pat
Fey
Chesterfield County
Rostov
Cozen
On- Siip
President Johnson
Ives
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