Town Treasurer's Report and Public Notices Fragment
The page presents a town treasurer's report detailing receipts and payments from April 1859 to April 1860, listing sources like taxes licenses and rents, plus numerous payments to town officers, services, and public works. It also includes notes on town debt, school lands, and a long digression on mule herds and a parable about tattling, ending with a speculative antiquities column and a description of the British crown.
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Manchester
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Binind
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W. Bradford
T. Lo
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John B. Pearce
Stephen Peck
C. Hovey
J. B. Pearce
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Ireland
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J. B. Fish
Pearce
M. T. Bennett
B. NM. Green
Alfred Bosworth
Williston
J. Bayer
Asylum
J. Spooner
Newport
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B. M. Green
Lown
B. J. Munro
Thor
Donneban
Town
Braca
W. E. Manchester
Henry
W. H. Spence
Jns. Wilson
Ne. M. Bunn
Manson W. Pierce
Oroner
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Gas Co
Ap’s
John Sayer
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R. Dunbar
Ing Lamps
Thos Norris
Coffin
Dennis Stephen Peck
Fasterbrooks
Groceries &O
Leas Credit Produce
John Gladding
John Gladding 3d Bill Tin Ware
J. Maxfield
Wardwell
Alfred Luther
Wardwell & Co
Easterbrooke
F. Diman
N. Primar Gust
T. Gray
Coal and
Woodistrict
Wood St
Oe Council
May Blake
Chis Ad
Sam’ Norris
W. J. Miller
J. P. Pierce
Peter Gladdion
L. W. Briggs
J. B. Munro
Corwin
Hoar
P. B. Bourn
E. M. Horton
Messrs
Usher
Eliza Tanner
Mary ‘L. B. Pearce
Board of Thomas Donal
Geo. Munro
R. Thrasher
Shubad B. Cole
Bravel Dist
Rambel Martin
Wm. P. Munro
Maria Richardson
Sam’s
Albert Barks
Hope Street
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P Munro
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Ferry Road
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Gideon Gray
Diva Gooding
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LT. Church
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BE. M. Horton
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Bill
Gladding Bros
W.H.S. ‘Bayley
Geo. Ale
Bradford
Miller & Simonds
Bradland
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Mary E. Sparks
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Fire Department
King Philip Co
H. Blundel
iDaniel Tanner
King Phi
J. D. Waldron
K. P. Engi
Bill K. Philip
D. ‘Fanner
K.philip
W. H. Pitman
iTbert Sears
Henry Doty
Allen
Eugene Fish
Care Hydraul
D. ‘Tanner
Care K. Philip
J. Alien
Chas Pulloc P. W. Taft Middle Dist
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Bourn
Easterbrooks Assis’ North Grammar
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Luther
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Peckas
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James Hoar
Lindsey
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E. Collins
P. Kole
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J . ‘Heat
S. Davieg
N.E. Hebees
Taft's
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Jindeoxe
Bill Atock
Stindry Schoo
John F
Mbnro
Bill Gtock
Ditto
L. Cale & Co
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Getler Saan
Schoals
Cael
BF Smith
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Paper hanging blamed for fever and house ruin
A Scientific American note warns that repeated wallpapering without removing old layers can harbor toxic vapors and cause fever. A provincial house emptied as illness struck the family, prompting a thorough clearance that ended the fever and restored value.
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Scientific American
Apon Et Ory
Newspaper Borrowers Disturb Home Peace and Purchaser Rights
A letter argues newspapers must stay clean and intact for subscribers. It condemns borrowers as nuisances who dirty, crease, or spoil issues, calling for harsh measures to prevent them from disturbing loyal readers.
Singular Black Rain Falls Over Syracuse City
A strange dark rain shower occurred yesterday afternoon in Syracuse. At about 4 o clock a black ink like liquid colored faces hands clothes and signs. Residents reported stained garments and some saved sediment for analysis.
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Ange
Syracuse Journal
Vollara
Fifth Ward
Deep sowing peas proves productive in Williams town
A farmer reports testing deep pea planting to extend vine bearing. He ploughed a furrow, spread dead peas at the bottom, covered to twelve or fourteen inches, and the peas rose through the soil bearing continually, suggesting peas culture could become more profitable if results hold.
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Williamstown
Fragmented civic reflection on knowledge and duty
A garbled fragment argues that educated people may discharge duties more effectively than the unfettered many, suggesting doubt about whether knowledge is truly superior to widespread ignorance. It references the value of a better brother neighbor and friend through superior knowledge.
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Tex Gazatr
Fragmentary Moral Reflection on Mercy and Endurance
A damaged text fragment contemplates mercy as a path to increase blessings and miseries as to be removed. It contrasts enduring suffering with thoughtful gratitude and patience, noting improvements are not always aligned with true virtue.
Baptismal Scene At Rev Magoon Church Moves Viewers
On a Saturday morning at Rev Dr Magoon's church in Albany several young folks were baptized. A sixteen year old girl, in illness described as consump tion, wore her white baptism robe with plans to later place it in her coffin. Her mother consented, and the pastor performed the immersion after prayer. The scene moved spectators to tears and the girl wished to return for communion in the afternoon. She sang the doxology and whispered she had "loved fought a good fight" after the ceremony.
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Albany
Dr. Magoon
Paul
Parents blame servants for child mortality rise
Doctors in New York and Brooklyn report that excessive reliance on servants harms children. They note better health and temper in children cared for by their parents, with fewer accidents and injuries when parents supervise dressing and bedtime.
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New York
Brooklyn
Fragments on Pride Humility and Existence in a Dreamlike Rhetoric
A fragmented contemplative piece contrasts pride with humility, asking whether the proud man errs or suffers and if he can escape death. It riffs on existence, divine order, and the moral weight of pride versus humility amid disjointed phrases and thematic imagery.
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