Vast General Store Offers Lumber Stoves and Household Goods
The notice advertises GOAL LUMBER STOVES and a broad array of wares from coal and cook stoves to doors, sash, and glassware. It touts Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines, confectionery and ice cream saloon, and a large stock of ready-made clothing, boots, hats, and hardware. It emphasizes competitive pricing and urges the public to visit the corner of York and streets to inspect the selection.
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Ubairg Posten Seeks Poems In Quiet Night
A fragmented piece appears as a creative meditation on longing and memory. It weaves nocturnal imagery with distant stars and personal yearning, naming distant figures and a sense of loss while hinting at a broader emotional landscape from a magazine page.
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Temper and Tales from a Bygone Era Steamrolls Through Baltimore
A jumble of moral reflections, jokes, and anecdotes blends with ads and notices from Baltimore listings. The piece extols female virtue, warns of mischief, and includes humorous vignettes about printers, doctors, and travelers, interspersed with hardware goods, furniture, and groceries.
The Secret Of Perpetual Youth In Woman’s Attitude
A fragment from a 19th century discussion notes that perpetual youth in women rests in beauty and a sunny temper. It argues busy, charitable living preserves youth, while idleness accelerates aging, and mocks fashion’s arbitrary dictates as the cause of superficial aging in society.
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Anecdote of Grant and Polk at Columbus Kentucky
A Cincinnati correspondent recounts a tale of wits between General Grant and Bishop General Polk at Columbus Kentucky. After wine toasts, Polk claimed “To General George Washington” then added “The first Rebel,” prompting Grant to finish his glass and vow payback. Weeks later Grant outmaneuvered Polk with a “white and black” toast, provoking Southern fury yet earning laughter.
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A large Republican meeting at Cooper Institute New York ratified Union nominations. Resolutions praise President Johnson for preserving the Union, pacifying the country, and upholding civil rights, while condemning treason and support for restoration of the old government. Speeches by Kilpatrick Carey Dickinson Greeley Barnum and Raymond highlighted loyalty and merit and urged continued support for Johnson’s policies.
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