Public sale notice and estate accounts in Adams County
The will of Tous Fayzun, late of Huntington Township, Adams County, exposes property for sale on the premises including timber land of 18 acres in South Middleton, with dwelling house, outbuildings, springs, fruit trees, and timber. Public rent outcry for one year will apply. Also listed are multiple guardian and executor account notices for Adams County estates and administrators.
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Lovdock
P.M
Orphans’ Court
Adams County
Uuders
Jesse Cook
Monul- Jen
Wail
Opossum Urvek
Beadersville
Ibis
Dillon
Middleton Township
Gumberland County
Adan Frost
Stewart VeGowan
Jacob Fanguht
Adams Courty
Surana
O'Slock
Wits
Toba Montetter
Peter Grove
Union Township
Ann
Wiliam Earhart
George Little
George Will
Jacob Grove
Mount Pleasant Township
Jacob L. Grass
Noah Miller
Jacob Grass
John G .Beinkerhott
Jacob Cassat
Garret Brinkerloff
Sarah M. Beard
Levi Beard
Jacob Detlone
Anna Margaret Dellone
John Dellone
Maria McC. Dellone
Jacob Dellone
Wiliam C. Stallsmith
Peter Stallsmith
Sunny Side of Faith and Patriot Hope
A poem reflecting resilience in sorrow and betrayal, urging bearing up under hardship. It praises steadfast loyalty to the Fatherland, duty, and unity, with imagery of the flag, liberty, and a bright side amid darkness. The piece blends personal solace with national devotion and vows of fidelity.
Parental Love and filial affection reflections
A reflective piece on natural affections within families and the consequences of neglect. It argues that parental and child bonds must be nurtured to avoid erosion by self interest and social critique, urging timely cultivation of these instinctive ties.
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Lis
Jess
Glory of These Times and the Nation's True Inspiration
The article extols the era's greatest glory not in battles or military skill but in man's endurance and self sacrifice. It lauds youth and men who left home for country, homes that opened to sacrifice, wounded soldiers' fortitude, and communities' charities. It frames these noble acts as the nation's true inspiration.
Too Many Irons in the Fire
A humorous old note warns against courting many sweethearts at once. A St Louis widow inherits fifty thousand dollars after a Confederate officer’s death, with rumor she was once betrothed to him.
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St. Louis
Alabama
Waa
Amusing Mistake At Sacred Hall In Stratford
The Dartford Times recounts a Sunday afternoon mix up in Stratford churches. A visiting minister sat in for Rev. Parker at the South Congregational Church. Mistook his seat at the South Baptist Church he caused amused confusion until corrected by Rev Cushman. Also told are two village bar tales involving branding and mistaken directions.
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Dartford Times
Startford
South Church
Cushman
Iggn
Widow’s vow over grave sparks curious Scottish tale
A parish clerk follows a widow near Bridgenoth Scotland and discovers Mrs. Smith watering her husband’s grave, claiming she promised on his deathbed not to worry until the grass grows. The tale sits among sketches of sharp practice and patriotic resolves in wartime America.
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Bridgenoth
Scotland
Percei
Sam
Curtin election praised as national test of Union
The Democ rat lauds Governor Curtin for steadfast Union zeal amid his Pennsylvania duties and patronage, arguing his reelection is essential to national integrity. It also notes opposition by Judge Woodward, with a caution against Southern sympathy and a call for unity and industry.
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Curtin
Ss. Louis Democrat
Pennsylvania
Judge Woodward
Seymour-Copperhead Seliul
Curtie Vill
God and My Country tribute preached in Arch-street Church
A long extract from Rev. Charles Porter of Boston praises national unity under God and the flag, urging a patriotic, Christian stance through the Civil War era. The sermon, delivered in Philadelphia at Arch Street Presbyterian Church on Fast Day, calls for national devotion, loyalty in councils, and youth to proclaim “God and my country.”
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Arch-street Presbyterian Church
Charles §. Porter
Boston
Wen
Maine
California
God
George Dufield
Praetor
Vine-street
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Band Por Sare
X. Martin
Ruetster
Register’s Office
Gettysburg
Franklin Township
Haintzleman
GEO. Arnold
Hoaxen
Deeg
Uslins
Arnett
Wand
New York
Choise Pasiop
Aniluntunn
Voice OF
the Loyal League
Fatherland
Middle Granville
Jiu
Pish
Fish
Brandos
Juu
Ping Uns
Bolee
Lrauden
Wing
Teddy
Tish
Glasgow
Jong Robe
Thrambs
Thander
Albany Evening Journal
Plattsbury
Tata
Caguar Lulis
New- York City
Huneelt
Giles
Jim
Ceeuring
Jin
Lord Elden
Wing’s Counsel
Lord Clarendon
Ma. Villers
Villiners
Dayton (Ohio
Friends of the Peace Democracy
Beauregard
Anternes
America
Ireland
John
Saud
White Mountain
Cicero
Barror
Collin Maker
Parrion
Bridget
Dade
Menor
Harrisburg
Vail Columbia
Union
Ermeline
Sumter
Jeff Davis
Lincoln
Paxham
Petard
Jeff
Pariutt
Radmen
Daligren
Gilmore
géo.An Trishman
Indadg
Paul
Timothy
Benedict
Versna
Ohio
Everett
United States
Chesapeake Bay
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
Terry Dunklin Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
Washineton
Gen. Washington
Pittsburg
Leavenworth
Kansas
Lawrence
Reuben Flanigut
Sérendde
Altoona
Pitsburg Gazette
Cadwallader
United States District Court
Stingle
Ile
Board of Enrollment
Congress
Gadwallader
Neavers
Richmond Dispatch
Atlanta
Georgia
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Logan
Centreville
Jackson
Andrews
Port Gudsoo
Champaign County
Trow Me Taxes Jr
Cuba
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Nervica
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Stata
Minint
Washington
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