Tavern Licenses and Store Licenses Filed in Gettysburg Court
Applications for tavern licenses and public entertainment leases filed with the county courts, listing numerous signers and presenting them for the Court of Quarter Sessions on April 16. Includes attached financial statement of the Bank of Gettysburg as required by law and local notices for photography studios and local galleries.
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Jaren Semivray
Tf Srem
Uoerin
Gettysburg
General Assembly
Ge Capital
D. Carson
Bank of Gettysburg
J. D. Garson
Guo. Antonn
J. P
Lyson & Bro
Gettyshare
Friend After Friend Departs in Springtime Verse
A fragmented poetic lament recalling a departed friend. The speaker mourns a lost face and bright health, while memories of shared vows and riverside scenes linger. The poem moves toward faith, urging comfort and hopeful eternal reunion in heaven.
The Heavens Above Us A Vision Of Cosmic Wonder
A fragmentary meditation on the beauty and vastness of the heavens. The piece extols the sky as a curtain studded with stars and worlds, moving under divine guidance, inspiring awe and elevating the mind beyond earthly pursuits. Quotes from Bryant appear amid philosophical reflections on friendship and life.
A Hairy Shopkeeper and Maine Law Sailor Tales
A ragged composite tale follows Yadge-Toma Naw a Tennessee shopkeeper who travels to New Orleans to buy a saddle. He clashes with a baboon seller, loses patience, and retrieves his purchase amid comic chaos. The piece shifts to Quaker Ladies of Maine and ends with a series of quick vignettes about temperance, stern moralists, and humorous exchanges across Europe and America.
Marry Young Man to Seek Morality and Wealth
A dated吐 fragment from a religious discourse urges young sisters to wed promptly, value piety and money making, maintain frugal habits, and keep homes stocked with essentials. It warns debt avoidance as a sin and notes a humorous anecdote about a man who moves often, provoking chickens to react to wagon arrivals. It ends with advice to a woman to declare she will never marry.
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A. Dow
Cat discipline and humorous anecdotes from a bygone issue
A raggle taggle column mixes a catechized cure for cats with auction chatter and tall tales. It recounts a method to curb cat predation on birds, lampoons an auctionee's boast about land, features Irish banter over a hydraulic press, and closes with a Walla-Walla note on salmon diet and aging teeth.
Constant Employment and Contentment Versus Wealth
An essay argues that steady work brings happiness and condemns wealth and idle ease. It warns against longing for splendor, noting wealth and fashion ruin those who abandon humble, productive lives for luxury. Contentment with one’s lot yields true peace and better sleep despite business fluctuations. A separate Albany item recounts a young girl near death being baptized at Rev. Magoon’s church, her wish fulfilled before death, and her later words of faith.
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Albany Tispiess
Magoon
Poisons in Liquors and Odd Last Will Tales
An analysis reveals adulteration in wines and spirits with dangerous ingredients, warning of public health risks and the need for legislative action. Other items include a Vienna will with a hunchback condition and a charity kiss fundraiser, plus notes on camphene and a quip about calumny and a rattlesnake.
A Fighting Centry From Memphis to Arkansas
A Memphis citizen recalls a Sunday in a small river town where a crowd gathered at a shop called the “m qcery.” Over three hours three fights occurred with one man fatally shot and two others stabbed. Afterward the assailants resumed ordinary tasks, and no arrests were made as the town was not incorporated yet. The report also notes a Tremont Temple lecture on Universalism and a fireworks incident near Cleveland.
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Vienna
Ile
Austria
Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas
Ife
Muany Evangelical Chistians
Frankfur
Germany
Beng
Frankenhausen
Andy
Anna Maguire
St. Louis
Ilinoig
Cincinnati
Josephine Frank
Mrs. Wilson
P J.s Maguire
Maguire
Ned Lundy
Sheas
Anoa
Lewis
Hanae
Remarkable Turkish religious movement noted in Missionary Herald
The Missionary Herald reports a new Turkish sect led by a doctor teaching doctrines akin to Protestant Christianity. About 10,000 sympathizers exist though many have not joined. Converts read the Gospel and Koran, study the Word, and seek full truth, while leaders and followers embrace Christian tenets without NT purchase.
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Shauffer
Dagtor
Shaifler
Christ
Careroz
Aly
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