Comprehensive 19th Century Cloth Goods Advertisements
Wooten Goods Warehouse and Simmons Block showcase a vast spring and summer assortment. Goods include broadcloths, German black doeskins, American cloths, fancy cassimeres, tweeds, vests, silks, lustres, and trimmings for clothiers. Also Glove and Gauntlet offerings from Grafton and Co plus numerous domestic fabrics and linens from Parker, Wilder, and others. Prolific advertising across multiple trades with wholesale terms and retail options at 85 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooten Goods
Simmons
Water and
Congress Streets
Lake, Bigelow & CO
W. E
Valencia
Marseilles
Orleans
Arker, Wilder & CO
Pearl Street
Claremont
Ascutney
Nelson
Peterboro
Phenix
Union
Gilford
Pantal Oon
Kentucky
Carl
Caan & Co
Segovia
Lamb
Washington St
Cornhill Shop Sells Full Range of Desks and Furnishings
At Nos 51 and 53 Cornhill a shop offers double and single standing, sitting, counter and library desks, tables, book cases, counters, and chairs in mahogany, black walnut, and cherry. Also school furniture for masters and assistants. Goods claim no shrink or crack after seasoning. Also advertised are codfish, mackerel, candles, flour, pork, and various produce on sale by multiple merchants nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhill
Cnerry
N. F
Massachusetts
Glabk, Jones & CO
Proclaiming Principles of Public Law in a New World
The speaker argues that nations must articulate and defend public law, citing Hungary and Hungary’s interventions as a test of independence. Public declarations are justified when protecting rights, not to provoke war, and precedents show protests alone can influence policy without immediate conflict. He urges resolute, principled action by Congress and demonstrates that opinions can triumph over force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Palmerston
England
Hungary
House of Commons
Commonwealth of Nations
Roebuck
Sal
Spain
Americas
France
Holland
Lord Castlereagh
Poland
Austria
Naples
Pyrenees
Bentham
Europe
von Genz
Monroe
Congress
America
United States
la Plata
Estaiie
New World
Mr. Monroe
Atlantic
Alleghany
Rocky Mountains
Tropic
Arctic Circle
Iid
Chamber of Deputies
Louis Phillippe
Germany
Great Britain
American Congress
Mrr. Canning
Moaphere
Speech of Gen Cass on non intervention in Hungary
In the U S Senate on January 19 1850 Gen Cass argues for non intervention in the affairs of other nations. He denounces Russia's 1849 Hungarian intervention with Austria as a breach of public law, defends America's duty to oppose forcible interference, and urges adherence to the great code of international law while supporting self government and peaceful means over crusades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Clarke
Rhode Island
United States
Cass
Gen
Hungary
Family of Nations
Annals of Nations
Rezner
Carrie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston Peer
Bystom
Panssamp Post
Tus
Boston Starseman
Boston
Commonwealth
Tur Catiuronnia Post
California
M.D. Haseltine
New England
W. B. Palmer
Corner Third
Chesnut Ets
Philadelphia
Tribune Building
N. Y
Boston Post
Rafton & CO
Kid, &c
Saior
Grafton & CO
Washington St. Tf
Blake, Bigelow & CO
Simmons’ Block
Corner Water
Cassimeres & Bindings
London Cassimeres
Nate
Simmons’ A Water and Congress
Cambria
Congress Sis
Blake, Bigelow &O
Simmons’ Breck, Corner Water and Congrese
Chas. A. White
Congress ,T
Lindall St
Lannels
Gonic
Belvidere
Holden
Tyee
Parker, Proca & CO
Pear
MO. H. Pearbon & CO
Long Wharf
Read, Chadwick
Dexter
Milk St
Sagamore Company
Portsmouth
N. H
Lee Island
READ
Chadwick & Dexter
Milket
London
Grapton & CO
Stephen Smith
BANK
Ackerel
Wwarzanilla
Idillo
Nereus
Cuba
Aioe Gomer & Sprague
India Wharf
Sch
Bond
Thos. Tremlett
Foster’s Wharf
Cigars
el Fieri
Child & Cubhing
Todia Wharf
Michigan
A. G. Parwell & Co
Central Wharf
Flint’s
Flint & Co
Perkine
Matthews & CO
Battery Wharf
Otron
Figher & CO
Attia -Intiannuence
Blake
LOLOL
Sugar House
Bbis
New York
Syra
Lyman & Wyer
India St
Vannes
Ontario
F E. White
Snr
Uishore
PAY & Cos Et Se
Anaw Peta
Cont
Do— BO
Nny Horton
Trott & Darling
Tadie Vt
Lewis Cass
U. S. Senate
Alao
Hemisphere
Mr Roebuck
Hannibal
Scipio
Carthage
Loye
Lisbon
Moscow
Frederick
Catherine
Sarmatia
Vattel
Wildman
Grotius
Nicholas
Delphi
Russian Empire
Republic of
Switzerland
Republic of Cracow
Hussia
Russia
Danis
C. Stason
Keown
Emperor Scholas
Russian People, In Which the Real Apectre That Haunted Him Is Tepehe
Libratt
Prussia
Francis Joseph
Council of Ministers
Council of the Empire
Jefferson
Carpathian Mountains
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