A New Year Plea From the Carrier of Our Town
The piece extols the carrier's toil for a New Year greeting full of words on effort and progress. It speaks of patience, shifting time, and the world’s cycles, praising aid to those in need and the nation’s rise while acknowledging ongoing struggles and the hope for peace.
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Rlyane
Anj
Cireses
Treland
Isles
Great Britain
Columbia
Wu Strarrhk
Weil
Saylor
Cayior
Scott
Andis
Ringgald
Watson
NORED
Annan
Parke Benjamin
E. A. Poe
C. ML Kinxzasa
Union Magazine
Han
H. 8. Ladd
Thomas Doney
Mr. Osborne
Robert Hinshelwood
Barnard
B. F. Childs
P. Loomis
Coffins and chairs offered in Gettysburg shop trade ad
In Gettysburg on March 22 the cabinet maker advertises chairs at standard rates, offers high quality materials and exchange for furniture, accepts all kinds of produce and lumber at top market prices, and promises shortest notice on coffin orders with prompt service.
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West
York Street
Thompson
Fousty
C. C. Weaver
Barsikins
Queensware
Ilardware
Chambersburg Street
Tofins Algo
Hs Reneeninh
Aias J. Colp
Wa Bunn
Wampler'e Tinnery
Mallimore Suieet
Buckingham's
Jersey
Leonard Stough
Gettysburg
State Central Committee Activates Nominees and Officials
A list of names appears including Peete Eres Jamies Gillland H Slaymaker Wm Strong Wm Henry Dr John Baskin John A Yall and J M Palmer under the State Central Committee description indicating official designations and roles. The fragment notes committee action and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peete Eres Jamies Gillland
H. ¥. Slaymaker
Wm, Strong
Wm. Henry
John Baskin
John A. Yall
J. M. Palmer
State Central Committee
Subscriptions Offered For Lady's Book And Dollar Newspaper
Advertises Miss Leslie's New Now and The Lady's Book with increased pages and three publications monthly. Details include rates for one, two, or eight to twelve copies, commissions to agents, and contact at 113 Chestnut Street Philadelphia. Names L A Godey and associates listed.
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L. A. Godey
Chestnut Street
Phila
Washington
Atul
Navy Yard
Georgetown
Alexandria
Baltimore
Whig
Gillbres
United States
Whig Party
Diwan
Zacnany Parton
National Whig Wall
Weekly
National Whig
Daily
Taylor
M. Fedgwiels
J. H. Maneur
Hannah F. Gold
John W. Bryant
Augusta Browne
Orville Dewey
Louise
Warner
W. Gilmore Simms
Martha Russell
Redwood Tisher
Elizabeth Emmet
Wm. Grand Bourne
Eb.p. Herbert
Cateb Lyon
T. J. Spearing
Caleb Lyon
U.S
Shanghai
China
Union Magazine
Canadas
Union
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Goddess of
Plenty
Adan
St. Poll
Lng
Big Heam
Texas Auiesition
Congress
Texas
Mr. J. IE Polk
Piresuils
Hrir
Ely
Santa Anna
Waliour
Mexico
Marcus Eamson
Ilis
Beter
Satsoms Clothing and Variety Store
Marcus Samson
Geo. Arnold
George Arnold Bess
Fall Coods
Urbap Coles
Spee
Crewap Homeit Lys
Queenseeare
Bardycare
WS Grogey &E. &E
Oet
George Arnold
Frajzers Clock & Watch Establishment
Cottysburg
Jenkins & Company
CRA
Philamelmata
Canton
B. Scuick
Wo & AO Tei Hawry
Tas Paver
Ie Didi Beg
Main Street
Chates A. Uacnnte
Usq
York
AL Hay
George Armold
Toho M'Conaughy
TD. M'Cosatuny
Fetter
Tae
Taneytown
Mil
Geottyebatts
Fater
Joshan Maricias
Watciles
Sem Elry
Clarks
Getty Shurg
David Heagy
Eastest
Philadelphia
New York
Geityeburg
Thomas W’creary
A. Barta
R. W. M'Sherry
Pennsylvania State Temperance Convention
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Hagais- Azite
Wincernin
Central Committee
Commonwealth
Eagh
C. Bucher
Wm H. Bigler
John A A. Wier
William Patton
RF. Kelker
Tain
Ding
Chenap T
Philadelphia Watch
Second Street
Quarry Maid Lever
Amitation
Conrad
N. B
M I. Tobias & Co
Leslie
Baily National
Charles W. Pentow
Washington, Dc
Coach Wane
Jans &. Reed
Pittsburg
Jonxy Rean
Carlisle
William W. Paston
Saroes M'Cosh
Blacklissmithing
Nablus
Thomas Warren
the Union Magazine
Literature and
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H.W. Herbert
HW. T. Tuckerman
John Brougham
Francis C.woodsworth
Charles Lanman
Pav. A. Jonas
Great National Picture
United States Senate Chamber
Senate Chamber
Clay
E Anthony
Life
E. Anthony
Daguerreotype
Broadway
Post
Israel Post
Lag Nitssan Street
New Yorks
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