Innovative Duple Ips Elliptic Spring Skirt Advertisement 1860s
An ornate ad promotes Duple Ips Elliptic Spring Skirt hardware and fashion accessories from New York manufacturers, touting durability, flexibility, and comfort with novel spring skirt supports. It lists markets, retailers, and various clothing items, framing the product as stylish and essential forLadies and Young Ladies, with regional sales notes and period millinery offerings.
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New York
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Bradley
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Kreby
Missie ad Young
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New Gettysburg Bank Stockholders Vote on Association
A garbled public notice announces stockholders of the Bank of Gettysburg voting to become an association under U S law for reorganization. It references legal approval, two thirds stock vote, and further particulars about the merger process and stockholder rights. Also includes scattered lines about local merchants and a paper goods shop advertisement.
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United States
Washington
Morrill
Vermont
Congress
Political History of the Rebellion and War Era Publications
An 1860s advertisement page promotes political history works on the Rebellion and National Government, citing Allison and related volumes. It lists publishers Edwin Wall & Co of Philadelphia and previews a large stock of textiles, dress goods, and millinery, inviting readers to examine prices and offerings amid Civil War era commerce.
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Fresh Arrival of Winter Goods at Scott & Son
A. Scott & Son announce new winter stock including ladies press goods shawls clothing cloths and a range of fabrics. The notice lists ccloths calicoes and cottons with all items offered at cheap prices. Also mentions cider and sept 27 revision notes and a drug store reference.
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A. SCOTT & SON
Nation's New-Year Vision Calls for Peace and Victory
A stirring address urges unity under Providence, praising Sherman, Grant, and Lee’s era while urging continued support for the government. The piece champions peace, national renewal, and a hopeful path forward, blending patriotic rhetoric with calls for civic duty and public virtue. It also weaves in domestic social chatter and anecdotes, reflecting a broad, era-typical public mood.
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Maryland
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Sherman
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Gettysburg
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Georgia
Alabama
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