Culp and Harnshaw announce weekly freight line Gettysburg to Baltimore
Culp and Harnshaw announce a weekly line of freight cars from Gettysburg to Baltimore to convey freight and deliver goods to Gettysburg promptly. Depot remains at Gettysburg while Stevenson and Sons in Baltimore receive freight. public invited to use the forwarding line and contact for business. Also includes notices of new goods and ads from A Scott and Sons and others.
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Culp & Harnshaw
Lane Sterbst
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Stevenson & Sons
Noth Monard Street
Franklin
Washington Streets
Cale & Earnshaw
Scots & Sons
A. Scott & Sons
Gettysburg Battle Hymn and Civil War Chorus Echo
Raucous Civil War era verse recounts Gettysburg and nearby campaigns with Union and Confederate forces clashing. Vivid battle imagery, marching orders, and patriotic invocations frame the siege, retreat, and memory of fallen soldiers amid a nation at war.
The Pure Heart and the Still Small Voice
A fragmenting meditation on the springs of life within and the moral power they impart to the outer world. A clergyman asks a girl about the future state, and she answers with a whimsical, anxious notion of being worried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Oreen
Daya
Pest
Hancock
Tradler
Gettysburg
Siloah
Illinoia
Gould
Fragments from a Humorous Column and Historical Snippet
The item reproduces quirky quips about fashion and flirtation, a harsh view on corporal punishment in schools, a derisive quote about Daniel Webster’s legal prospects, and a brief reminiscence on leadership at the top. It blends humor, reform critique, and old political anecdote.
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Daniel Webster
Sleeping and moving defend against cholera says doctor
Dr T Bell of Louisville warned at the Louisville College of Physicians that cholera avoids the awake and mobile. He cited Moscow and Kremlin, Staly and Sosia monastic walls as high refuges, and urged vigilance over sleeping apartments as a key precaution. He argued nocturnal transmission against the belief that exposure in busy areas guarantees danger.
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T. Bell
Louisville
Louisville College of Physicians
Moscow
Moskva
Kremlin
Staly
France
Sosia
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