Advertising Rates And Publication Terms Of The Cantasix
The Cantasix Vena JOB PRINTING OFFICE advertises weekly publication rates for the Camisie Hexsup, with forty columns per issue and various advance payment plans. Rates include $1.60 prepaid yearly, $3.75 yearly, or $2 after year end, plus ad charges of $1.90 per square for three insertions and 25 cents per extra insertion. Obituary notices under five lines free. Job printing facilities highlight blank forms and post-paid business letters.
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Cumberland County
Bay St
Historical Roll Call of Federal Officers and Roles
A list of United States government positions with named holders including President Franklin Pierce and a de facto Vice President. It enumerates Secretaries of State War Interior Treasury and other key posts, naming McClelland Marcy and Davis among others. The document presents a snapshot of the executive and judiciary leadership.
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Franklin Pierce
D. RN
Atcheson
L. Marcy
Interior
Robert McClelland
Treasury
James Gurmur
Jrrrenson Davis
Navy
Jan. C. Donary
James Campbell
State official slate listed with several judicial appointees
The document outlines a slate of state officers including Secretary of State Charles W. Bricx, Surveyor General J. W. P. Brawley, Auditor General E. Bayra, Treasurer Soseen Bailey, and a roster of Supreme Court judges J. B. Buick, E. Lewis, W. B. Lowicz, G. W. Woopwanp, and J. C. Knox.
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WM. Bil
Chanles W. Bricx
J. WP. Brawley
E. Bayra
Reaurer
SosEen Bailey
Supreme Court
J. 8. Buick
E. Lewis
W. B. Lowicz
G. W. Woopwanp
J. C. Knox
Local Official Roster of County Government Officials
A historic listing names county officials including President Juige-hon Jasrs HW and Judges Hon John Rupp Samuel Wood urn, with County DA John M. Shearer and Prothonotary Daniel K. Noell. Other roles listed: Register William Lytle High Sheriff Joseph McDermond Deputy James Wardner County Treasurer N. W. Woods Coroner Joseph C. Thompson County Commissioners John Bobb James Armstrong Cae M. Graham Clerk to Commissioners Wil Mam ley Directors of the Poor George Sheaffer George Brin ale John C. Brown Superintendent of Poor House Joseph Lobach.
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Juige
Jasrs HW
Granamera
John Rupp
Samuel Woodurn
John M. Shearer
Daniel K. Noell Necorder
John M. Cregg
William Lytle
Joseph McDermond
James Wardner
N. W
Wil Mamley
George Sheaffer
George Brinale
John C. Brown
Joseph Lobach
Borough Officers List From Historical Borough Meeting
Chief Burgess-Col. AtarsTroxo Noble, Assistant Burgess Charles Oglby, Town Council John R B Parker President EB Beatty Henry Myers Lt Egbert David Rhoads Christian In not John Gutshall Peter Monger Geo Z Brota Clerk to Council Jamey Mullin Constables Joseph Stewart Mish Constable Robert McCartney Ward Constable
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Burgess
Col
AtarsTroxo Noble
Charles Oglby
John RB. Parker
EB. Beatty
Henry Myers
Egbert
David Rhoads
Christian Innot
John Gutshall
Peter Monger
Geo. Z. Brota
Jamey Mullin
Joseph Stewart
Mish
Robert McCartney
Ward
Churches and preachers list for Centre Square area
A local church directory lists services and pastors for First and Second Presbyterian, St Johns Protestant Episcopal, English Lutheran, German Reformed, two Methodist churches, and Roman Catholic at Pomfret and East street. It notes midweek changes and a German Lutheran Church under construction with services in Education Hall. Parishioners urged to inform changes to proper persons.
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First Presbyterian Church
Centre Square
Conway P. Winn
Second Presbyterian Church
South Hanover
Pomfret Strevds
St. Johns Church
Jagon
Mogss
Bedford
Main
Louther Streets
Jacon Fry
A. M
Louther
Hanover
Pitt Streets
Tex
A. W. Krinten
Methodist E
Mtt
L. M. Cursen
P. AL. Methodist’ E. Church
Education Hall
Dickinson College Faculty and Staff Listing
Rev Charles Collins is President and Professor of Moral Science. Rev Herman M Johnson teaches Philosophy and English Literature. James W Marshall serves as Professor of Ancient Languages. Rev Otis Al Tiffany is Professor of Mathematics. William M Wilson lectures on Natural Science and curates the Museum. Alexander Schom is Professor of Hebrew and Modern Languages. Benjamin Arbogast tutors languages. Samuel D Wittman is Principal of the Grammar School. William A Snively assists in the Grammar School.
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Charles Collins
Herman M. Johnson
James W. Marshall
Otis AL. ‘Tiffany
William M. Wilson
Alexander Schom
Benjamin Arbogast
Samuel D. Wittman
William A. Snively
LOCAL CORPORATION LIST AND RAIL TRAIN SCHEDULES
The record lists officers for Canutace Deposit Bayk and Cusprntasp Water Bar Road Company with presidents and clerks. It notes passenger trains twice daily eastward from Carlisle at 10:15 AM and 3:40 PM and twice daily westward at 9:00 AM and 2:20 PM. Also Canaute Gas and Water Company shows officers and directors.
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Canutace Deposit Bayk
Richard Parker
Wm. M. Bootom
Henry A. Sturgeon
Joseph C. Hoffer
Henry Saxton
John S. Storrett
John Zug
Henry Logan
Robert Moore
Samuel Wherry
John Sanderson
Hugh Stuart
F. Watts
Lemuel Odd
Wm. M. Boctem
Dr. W. W. Dale
Franklin Gardner
Henry Glass
Postage Rates and Prepaid Mail Details
Rates published for letters and newspapers show 3 cents prepaid or 6 cents unpaid within the country. California and Oregon differ at 6 cents prepaid or 10 cents unpaid. Newsmarks and periodicals incur 5 prepaid or 10 unpaid for within state, 20 cents for any part of the United States. Transient papers under 3 ounces cost 0.5 cent prepaid or 2 cents unpaid.
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California
Oregon
Irez
United States
Printing Services Offered at Court House Rear
Notice states book and job printing descriptions are available at the rear of the courthouse. Excludes and terms are noted as being reasonable and prompt.
Merry Christmas and Community Events Highlight Local Festivities
The Herald notes a bright Christmas Monday with cheerful streets and public displays at Old Drury and Garrison. It covers a Harrisburg Music Festival plan, a county School Convention, Union Lectures, and local notices on railways, societies, subscriptions, and veteran soldier gatherings.
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Old Drury
Lutheran Church
Harrisburg
Musical Union” of
Johnson and Frost
Miss Smith
BE. Whithouse
Carlisle
Lancaster
York
Gettysburg
Chambersburg
Treaty alliance signed at Vienna amid European war fears
The Halifax laden America reports on a December treaty among Austria France and England detailing provisions to protect Austrian interests in Turkey and the Principalities while inviting Prussia to join. It notes troop movements to the Crimea and ongoing German and Russian diplomacy as fighting continues at Sebastopol.
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America
Halifax
Liverpool
Europe
Vienna
Austria
France
England
Crimea
Prussia
Russia
Count Nesselrode
Turkey
Danube
Germany
Sebastopol
Greece
Spain
Frient
Soule
Madrid
Arctic fishing crew returns after seven years voyage
A fish ing vessel from the Arctic seas arrives at San Francisco after a seven year absence. The captain and crew had last seen civilization in a miserable Mexican village. They are shocked by the city and unaware of the gold excitement.
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Bae
Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Association
Washington Irving
Bayard Taylor
Wm. H. Seward
Sterling Magazine
Perhams
Perham
Rip van Wiykrie
San Francisco
Sevastopol Pronunciation Clarified by Authorities
The Penny Cyclopaedia and other authorities favor Se-vas-to-pol with the accent on the antepenultimate and the final syllable like ple. Constantinople and Adranople offer guidance. Spelling varies Sevastopol Sebastopol with x sound for Greek letter xi.
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Sevastoror
Sevastopol
Penny ‘Cyclopedia
Constantinople
Adranople &c
Sebastopol
Proceedings of Congress bring Arctic relief and fires in New York
The Senate discussed King of Greece imprisonment and religious liberty abroad while Broadhead's resolution funded relief for Kane's Arctic expedition. A large trust deed sparked a Washington monetary shock as a Halifax boat was found adrift and a White River Junction locomotive exploded. House and Senate actions included naturalization, pensions, and Washington city currency bills. New York suffered a major fire on Broadway destroying multiple buildings and killing a fireman, with $200,000 in losses.
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Congress
Senate
U.S
Constantinople
King E
Greece
Cass
Underwood
Napoleon
Broadhead
Kane
Arctic
Washington
Selden, Withers & Co
Tralifax
Ram's Island
White River Junction Railroad
N.H
Tuersday
Californian Land Commission
Whitfield
Kansas Territory
House
Arlison
Cincinnati
Allison
New Orleans
Fattery
Lancaster
New York
Broadway
Christy & Wood
Minstrel
Sumner
Committee On Foreign Affairs
United St
Captain Gibson
Committee On the Judiciary
United States
Morgan Winchman
Walter
Washington Bank
Rhode Island
Crokers
Pierce
M. W
Mount Savage Iron Works
Levi Foulkrod
State Senate
Philadelphia
Frankford
Judiciary Committee
United States Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Mississippi River
Committee of Ways and Means
W. H. Martin
Baltimore
William Otter
W.'. McAdam
Mrs.Fenton
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E. Beatty
U. S
States Government
Dickinson College
Sraders
T. H. Burrows, Esq
School Journal
Colins
Suewty
Friends of Common Schools
Sieung
Union Lecturrs
Union Fire Company
Lemus Topp
Jony McClixtock
Commonwealth
Thomas Lee, Jr
John Fishburn, Jr
John Scoby
U. States
Dinsmore & Co
R. S. Fisnen
Lst
Emaar Ien
Aer Sebastopol
Miss Bunkley
Norfolk News
St. Joseph's
Emmsay Mittsburg
Misa Bunkley
Proceedings OF Congress
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