Jurors for January Court list varied names across towns
A long list of jurors from Berwick, Gettysburg, Cumberland, Union, Liberty, Menallen, and neighboring areas is compiled for the January court. The roster includes foremen and numerous jurors with partial spellings and člerical errors, reflecting 19th century handwritten records. An unrelated adverse notice and public sale ad follow, along with a long poem reflecting on death and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasp Jung
Franklin
Samuel Luke
Adam Minter
Berwick
Jacob Ktunic
Cumberland
Henry
Comer
Gettysburg
Charles Will
Menallan
David Duil
Oxford
Ienry Wiest
Builer
Henry Hartzell
Reading
Jacob Stouller
Huntington
Hlias Myers Preedom
Phineas Rodgers
Berwickbur
Joseph Wolf
Conowago
Washington
John Hane
Jlamitonbandrokley
D- 10
Barung Rdner
Menallen
Tenry Eppleman
Janis Kiusieakuy
Nicholas Wicruan
Jobn H. Culp
IL Culp
Berwick Har
Adam Kinnemund
Slamilton
Daniel Willer
George Myers
Cornelius Daugherty
Gen
Bush Dian
Tuntington
Adam Staylaugh
Daniel Seitewan
Frank Gardner
Mountpleasant
Nicholas Jelael
Jus. Spangler
Colin Milter
Berwick Two
George Baker
Cyrus Wolf
Freedom—Win
Paxton
Samuel Moritz
Union
John Im Hy Tette Olin Kinding- Latimore
Soth Sulzel
Andrew Schilz
Liberty
James Carer
H. C. Reaimin
Germany
John G. Byers
Edward Cronse
Alonzz Sanders
Strahen
John Brinkerhot
Moses C. Benner
Coruwign
Joseph Bravery Ob S. Weitrich
John W. Dull
Dren Browgh
Joseph J. van Uhranister
Ty. Tonepee Jhamner
Risq
Conrad Brame
Aluable Farm
Untitled War Era Letter and Miscellany Digest
Vienna to Seward letter recounts officers eager to join the Union Army but declines honor to serve. Local oddities include a Bastion farmer returning lost money with reward, pork market surge in Chicago, moral tales and proverbs, and anecdotes about patience, gentility, and juvenile guidance.
Education as Moral Force in Professions and Teaching
An oration argues trades vary in social value but all can uplift society. It extols ministers and teachers as moral and intellectual architects shaping youth, noting the teacher’s primacy in molding character and intellect. It emphasizes early impressions guide lifelong conduct and urges educators to model virtue, elevating civilization.
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Sveddy
Freddy
Susi
Susan
Tinu
Reddy
Gotica
Copay
Pats
Preddy
Wreddy
Freddy Hsmond
Teartless
Tun
Mindi
Parsons
Childed
Peron
Wen
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David Alengy
High Street
David A. Buemsler
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Borough of
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Wildestown
Housh
Guiltysburg
GEO. Arnold
Tough Elderdice
Frederick County
Maryland
Emmitsburg
St. Joseph's Sisterhood
Salomon Wise
Joshua Troxel
Robert Alfison
Robert Alison
James M. Elderdice
Carlisle
Cumberland County
John Carpenter
Chamberspurg
James MM. Elderdice
Jonn Carpenter
Exeen
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United Presbyterian Church-yard
Athwert
Thes Saul
Fairhdul
Mam
Lal
Lazarus
Lily
Nhew Spa
Seavier
Rus
Moutley
Vienna
Seward
Mnyself
Europe
Times
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Frankford Road
Norvis Street
Ezra Chambers
Gas Department
Philadelphia
Chambers
Dallas
nay-Chicasra
Cincinnati
Walle
California
Providence Journal
North Carolina
Tull
Sparta
Nanelis
Polypus
Lacedemon
Daniel Webster
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Boston Post
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Webster
Chay
McClellan
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