Publication terms and advertising rates from Carlisle Herald
The Cantiste Merarpy weekly issue lists subscription options and advance payment rules for Cumberland County readers. It details ad rates at 1.00 per square for three insertions, 26 cents for each subsequent insertion, and special costs for marriages and notices, with the proprietor limiting liability for errors. The Carlisle Herald JOB PRINTING OFFICE promotes full county printing capabilities and urges inquiries for gifts, cards, and related tines.
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Cumberland
Rouucy
Carlisle Herald
al Banes
Selected Lovtry The Dying Volunteer Poem Fragment
Fragmentary historical poem reflecting wartime sacrifice and patriotism. The speaker pleads to wrap the flag around him as he imagines a homeland free, honoring fallen comrades and enduring national spirit. Strong emotive lines reference Country, mother, and the Red White and Blue.
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The Enforced Duel at Bagneres Described in Scandal
An Irish author Thomas Cooley Grattan sketches a tale from Bordeaux and Bagneres about a British naval lieutenant and a French duel. A quarrel over insult leads to a pistol duel at a burial ground. One duelist dies, the other escapes with aid from a French officer. The incident stems from a disputed book remark about Napoleon and Toulouse.
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Thomas Cooley-Crattan
Keaton
Bordeaux
Grattan
Bagneres
Mr. Gwone Day
Hingelf
G N
Monsieur
Valian
Jess
Ile
Toulouse
Beware the Flirting Youth with Cunning Flattery
A cautionary notice warns of a youth who flatters and flirts to gain hearts. It describes his deceitful tone and hollow devotion, urging vigilance to protect hearts from his soft words and misleading smiles. The poem-like warning stresses that his promises are false and dangerous.
Aboard the steamboat and in the world of war
The piece recounts a chaotic steamboat landing at the Washington Alexandria wharf where a horse fell into the water, followed by a lively sleeping car scene and conversations among passengers. It interweaves a dramatic Civil War era debate about Calhoun and Jackson, a tale of Old Peter and his wind blown well, and reflections on society, fashion, and the cost of war. It closes with a note on fugitive slaves, a Kentucky veteran, and the ironies of freedom and race in the Union fight.
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Beaumonde
Bagueres
France
London
Teutenant
Alliver
Féspersee
Gorn
Walt
Gaud
Ile
G—~n
Iteaven
Ann
Tose
Renettan
Washington
Alexandria
Amon
Erie Railroad
Jersey City
Morpheus
Iatigue
Joe
Yorktown
Malvern Hill
Fair Oaks
Banks
White House
John Calhoun
Hermitage
Senator Cowan
Pennsylvania
Prestpost
Calhoun
South Carolina
Jackson
Letcher
Kentucky
Bon
Leteher
Haman
Calhatfa
Dick Gon
Ard
Pelt
Satan
Paradise
Senate
Mr. Clay
White
John
Peter Ho
Peter
Sarah
Wiltad
Notra
New York
Philudelphia
James A. Stone
Folgraton's Battery
QO. V. A
Jimmy Stone
Ohio
Oberlin
Lundruds
Union
Obderhin
Norwalk
Sutler Suspect Sparks Car Confrontation On Rail Route
An officer confronted a man on a train car about a lost ticket. The man, identified as a sutler, faced insults from the officer who accused him of theft. The conductor slept nearby, and the exchange ended with the sutler leaving, muttering about the accusation. The incident reflects tensions between travelers and sutlers aboard rail journeys.
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Tam
Boston Bulletin
Editor In Minnesota Plans To Break Up Housekeeping
An editor in Minnesota aims to abandon housekeeping and shift to boarding with his delinquent subscribers for the rest of his life, signaling a drastic lifestyle change and potential business stance.
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Minnesota
Report on Civil War Navy Growth and Plans
Secretary of the Navy review highlights the wartime expansion from 42 to 427 vessels, total 8 268 guns, with 123 ships built. It notes Wells praised for blockade efforts, favors League Island as naval station, and urges continual vessel construction for readiness. Alabama fitting and British losses call for accountability. abstract hints at strong naval modernization.
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Wells
Welly
League Island
Congress
Tobacco Debate Warns of Smokers Stealing Marriages
A phrenological critique links tobacco use to unwed young women, arguing that solitary smoking dulls vitality and leads men away from respectable courtship. It laments enervated constitutions, irritable temper, and tainted health, urging women to detest smokers and their influence.
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Uysarnizp
Golden Mortgage Fearless Farmer in War Time
A northern county farmer hoards gold to pay a $2000 mortgage rather than trust banks in wartime. The lender confirms the notes are safe, highlighting gold’s premium and the era’s paper distrust. The tale contrasts perilous finance with a cryptic wartime economy.
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JOG Printing
Winntf Mootle
Noble Prairie State
Jey
Boston
Maine
Flo
Chowati
Nowur
Voices OF
Jackson and
British Museum
iHumop
Shakspeare
Zoological Gardens
Longle
Iowa
Secretary of the Navy
Brighton
Byron Noel
Baron
Ockham and
Wentworth
Ada Byron
Lords
Thames
Wapping
Condon
Henry McNash
Pitisburg
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