Arrival of Mormons at Boston From Liverpool With 800 Passengers
The Courier reports a ship arriving in Boston from Liverpool last week carrying about 800 Mormons. The captain estimated British gold among passengers at £20,000. several had £1,000 for personal use. Passengers included families, a woman leaving husband and village in England for Zion, and a dark-eyed woman with a child who fell ill on deck. The voyage featured orderly conduct, clean habits, and organized divisions each with a bishop, morning and evening services, and sermons for each group.
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Miormons
Boston
Bost
Liverpool
Taut Tie
Ple
Tim
England
Tuiveepool
Suodeys
Indian Massacre Details at Spirit Lake and Surrounding Outbreaks
Fragments describe a brutal raid in Minnesota Territory with killings at multiple houses. Survivors include a boy who escaped, while families suffered injuries and executions by Native assailants. Reports recount extensive carnage, burned buildings, and decimated homesteads as patrols seek traces of the attackers.
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Minnesota
Spirit Lake
Mr. Wood
Josiah Stewart
Hur
John Stewart
Major Williams
Bin
Will
Fred
Belping
Thontag
Nhoman
David Sarver
Drusella Seiver
John Bradshaw
Markham
Shigley
Matruck
St Paul
Cminnesota
Teoubley
Bort Ridgely
Des Moines
Springtial
Capavaicy
Ammen
Witham
George i Wood
Josiah Stuart
Youen
Marvel
Grurduur
Democrat
Vir
Win
Wood
Maulata
Cuurzh
Manhate
Lewis
Liocum
Wan
Indias
Shield
Dodd
Dangerous Patent Medicine Ad Promises Perfect Breath
An advertisement touts a Balm of a Thousand Paws to whiten teeth and improve breath, warning against counterfeits signed FETRIDGH & UO New York. It also notes medical ads for consumption, venereal diseases, heart and liver ailments, and other cures.
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U. States
New Granada
United States
Panama
Aspinwall
Adams Sentinel
Beatia & Beau
N.Y
saFur
Beginning and promise thread through a curious advertisement mix
A fragmented 19th century page blends exhortations about starting anew with faded ads for cosmetics and patent medicines. It touts beginning as a pledge, hails a boastful health remedy, and features testimonials praising Radway’s Ready Relief for horses and humans amid scattered publisher notes.
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Ranwar & Co
Radway
Duvers
Aus
Lis Enred
al. Robart Merchant
W. Charles Merciant
A. D. Buehler
Drogsist
Getyoburg
Market Prices and Grain Quotations From Friday and Thursday
Market listings show flour at 5 to 7 per barrel from wagons, wheat at 1.30 per bushel, rye about 0.30, corn around 0.58, oats 0.44, buckwheat 0.50, and clover seed near 6.50. Timothy seed quoted at 2.60, plaster Paris around 6.50 to 5.00 per ton, with variations across Friday and Thursday trading days.
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Plaster Paria
Paris
Marital Notices from Polski Tennessee Readied
Blarrich Polski Tennessee March 14 Charles Little to Martya Ferguson both of Polski. On Tuesday Samuel S Morita to Emily T Rhodes both of this county by Reverend T W Super.
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Lochhart
Pitt River Valley
Tndigne
Mr. L
Shasta
Cal
Mareh
Pits
Gusta
Pite River Valley
Himi
Pine River Valley
Wes Mary Hall
Laurens Street
New York
Bay of Pansat
Elejme
Wnh
Gal Ward
Commodore Mersine
Wurtud
Tates Iy Appichenlad
Panuna
Przely
Brandywine
Chestur
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Windle
Jie
John Dunn
Tyrac Walton
Auine
Vince
Hepfer
Morris Aayes
Hayes
Chester
Kansgg
Stanton
St. Lapis
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Lecompton Union
Congress
Walker
Ray Pickers
New Fork
Trig
New York City
Pickera
the Express
Bedimare
Btanton
Genaruss
Free States
Se Joan
Free State
Individu
Virginia
Ohio
Masachusetts
Delaware and Raritan Canal
Somerville
New Jersey
Fanny Garner
Bird
Jacob Shurtz
Bound Brook
Weston
BBA Little « Girling
Syracuse
Larper
Godev
Grabsn
Yankee Notions
New York Ledger
Wr.dke
A. J. Potterfield
Alice Frazer
Mary Young
Jace
Freedom
Adams County
Gettysburg
Mike
B, McLellan
Adm
Manny
Nile
York
Cumberland
Gentro
Uuntingdon
Tapes Lotol
Samuel Verest
Brxavey
Petersburg
V. S
Jacob Gardner, Jr
James
Arnold Gardner
Anvil
Acobs & Bro
Westings, &c
Board of Directors
The
Gettysburg Railroad Company
Doun
M'Ongmnan
D. Wills
Secy
GEO
Arnold
Obean & Paxton
Samson's
Juless
Eluach Saampowundd, “Price Onl “Witty Duts None Eumine Atess Stened Fatriugh
Que Dallan
Tiawas Kenner
Popular Ridge
Cayuga County
State of New York
Duble
Radwas
Ravway & Co
Paxton, L
Davis Plataem Leeshirsa
Butler, Mountjoy
Monatslorsant
Oxford
Wm, Grealy, Ogt
Ohe Markets
Ju' Ula
M. Chritzman
Oxford Township
Leo Jerome
Josiah Mitte
Butler Township
Joseph Orndoref
Mountpleasant
Margaret Rutly
Jacob L. Schllosser
George Schlosser
Menallen Township
Conmurt
Ted
Catitarine
David Chamberlin
Methodist
Heriffalts
Isaac Leeper Cumberland
Drephin
Adige
Nuonday
Ilenry P. Rige
Michael P. Rive
Christian Trive
Charles Yeatts
Yeatts
Samual Becker
de Bovis Non
Dytin Crouse
Nicholas Deatrick
David T. Cooley
David Cauley
Alalun Mickley
Nicholas Bushey
Bsry
Samuel Beam
David Moose
George Benner
Kentucky
Daniel Kohler
Jacob Kohler
Jérémiah Culp
Farry Felt
Daenb Sindoe
Mary Bell
Francis M. Baddy
Leal Creuse
Jarab
Crouse
Jacob ‘Martin
Pits Miller
Susannih Miller
Aloysius Millar
Joseph Mackley
Ary Sample
WM. PF. Walter
Por
Danien Pass
Register
McCreary
Jest
McCrrany
Trarcus Samson Feas
York Street
Samson’s
BYM
CONY
ERSE
Artial
Converse
D. A. Boelter
Lehmar Fahnestock
Geo. Arnold
A.D. Bashler
R. Russell
C. . Buehler
OP. Krauth
R. G. Harper
A. Ksehick
Muhlenburg Danner & Ziegle
K . McCreary
David McCreary
Ken R. Hill
Huber
H. L. Bangher
M. L. Stoever
MM. Jacobs
C.F. Scheffer
D. McConaughy
Avid Wills
Druk Elling’s Cancer Institute
CG. L. Kelling
M.D. i
Mechanicsburg
Cumberland Co
Harrisburg
G. VY
Scrick's
Eave Jubt
Westings
D. S.A
W 'C. Gainn
Saps Minch
George Arnold
Schick
Diamond
Ballinore
J L. Sgmick
Philadelphia
HaRecollert
Sebich
Praungstock
Gouda
Famestock Brothers
Rad Jotin Toke
Bringman & Augilinbaugh
Paxton’s
Chambersburg Street
Cobrlan & Paxton’s
Ap Paes
Fihnestosk Brothers
Sitka
Challis
Ennas
Dacals
Lamartines
Delaines
Callins
Ginghams, &c
Faiestock Brothers
Cobean & Baxton’s
Jiaffer
Sherief
Isaac Lightner
Mountjoy
Ess
Kentucky Jeans
Cotronades
Agtah
Sons
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