Notice of Estate of Peter Monport in Stra Daste township
Legal notice for creditors of Peter Monport deceased in Stra Daste township Hiving county to present claims for settlement. Bank statement of the Bank of Gettysburg affirms assets and liabilities under a Gen Assembly act dated Oct 13 1857. Railroad schedule notes Gettysburg morning and afternoon trains with connections to Baltimore York Harrisburg Philadelphia and the North and West.
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Latinore Township
Duns County
Elias
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Peter Monport
Stra Daste
Dams
Jacob Paar
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Bank OF
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Geneva Assembly
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Maik Oain
Uallimore
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York
Harrisburg
Philiadelphia
Gettysburg
Elogk
P.M
Vanaver
Baletimura
Gelishure
I. M
Purersburg
Philadelphia
Nord
South
Northern Central Railway
R. McVary
Evergreen Mountains of Life Poem Fragments by Jaws 8
A fragmented poem titled Choice Poetry about timeless journeys and spiritual landscapes. The speaker recalls evergreen mountains, purifying waters, and inner repose, along with memories of trials and longing for heavenly peace. The piece blends imagery of war and home, faith, and awe.
What Shall Be Done With the Boys Aged for Work
In addressing boys growing rapidly many are urged toward farming as a calling. Education should fit them to be farmers if chosen. wise parents will inspire a love for farming so sons enter it by choice, not coerced. Consider during long winter evenings.
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garCovernor Snyder
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Snyder
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Ireland
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Anil
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Phiidelly
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Willian
Eliza
Willis
William
Celestiallina
Jess
Maryland
Lessquke
Que
Saults
Autumm
Fay
Va Englund Farmar
Pat and the Stone at the Opening Street
An Irish tale features Pat dismayed by a large stone raised by a laborer at a newly opened street. A pastor counsels restraint while Pat retorts with sharp wit. The piece introduces Bull Doh and Bob the thief with Winston Jones defending him, leading to a court scene and lashes ordered.
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Bob
Winston Jones
Lim
Junga
Buna
Bon
Massa
Bun bin
Chanterer
Massa William
Harper
Obedience and authority weave through a wartime tale
A fragmented column blends a moral on maternal authority with a comic governor encounter and Rustbelt reminiscences. It shifts to nature’s revelations, a graveyard auctioneer, and devotional musings urging listeners to heed today’s call to virtue and faith.
California Beehives Sent West Amid Trade Rise
The Baltic carried hundreds of hives from the port last Thursday destined for the Pacific coast with high profit. Hives travel in their own containers with a wire gauge for ventilation and Panama passage. Prices ranged from 14 to 75 dollars per hive. The trade, growing for two to three years, relies on artificial support for bee survival in California.
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California
Baltic
Pacific Coast
Califor Inia
Panama
Journal of Commeres
Serratia Renee
Tea and Coffee as Health Aids and Dangers
A study from Halls Journal of Health argues tea and coffee at supper or brow fist boost life and health if taken in moderation. It warns against overuse, links excess to neuralgia and other ailments, and claims hot water or milk with meals can prevent digestive distress while tea and coffee remain essential safety drinks in modern life.
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Halls Journal of Health
How English Duchesses and Countesses Employ their Time
An English traveler notes that high ranking women in Britain stay actively engaged with duties and causes. They manage estates, assist the poor, oversee farms, support penny clubs, and pursue literature, music, drawing, and science.
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Great Britain
Lansdowne
Suffolk
Ditchess
Brdford
Woburn
Tifa
Mysterious Foot Traveler Appears in Lexington Indiana
A report describes a man seen with a portmanteau bag wandering near Lexington Indiana. He collapses in the street, dies, and is carried to a house as crowds gather. He writes he has been to Michigan to see a brother who is dead, and travels further seeking aid. The crowd aids him with money and care before he continues his journey toward Madison and North Madison.
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Washington Fort
Basle
Ias
Judee Claiborne
Louisiana
Jude Dick Claiborne
Lexington
Indiana
Michigan
Richie
Gonles
Mr. Ritchie
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