Northern Office and Building Sale Advertisement
An office in the Northern Central Railroad Company’s Building at the northwest corner of Front and Simalan t streets is offering Instantaneous Yeast or Baking Powder for sale by H. Sudyam & Son.
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Northern
Central Railroad Company
PRINE
J. F. Smiths Wholesale and
Front Street
Washington House
Columbia
J. F Appold & CO
Canal Baain
R. Williams
T A. Brondes
H.suydam & Son
Fae
Blackwood
Dickens
Miter
Nut-Brown Maid of Morning Field in Columbia Spy
A verse portrait of a maypole beauty described as light, lively, and guileless. The speaker extols a rosy summer maiden with dark hair and eyes, frolicking barefoot through grass, drawing milk, and singing as she returns home at dawn. A rustic, affectionate tribute in flowery period voice.
The Spring Comes With Julia By The Elm
The poem celebrates spring’s arrival with sparrow song, blue birds, and blooming flowers near a Summer dwelling. The speaker urges Julia to depart the city and enjoy the budding year with sunlit willows, opening flowers, and gleaming brooks, finding beauty in the gaze of a loving eye.
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Julia
Jenny Wilder's Beechwood seduction and rediscovered love
Ned Wilder recalls a long courtship at Beechwood between Jenny Wilder and himself. He details her taunting plots, their separation, and his return with Kate Drew, leading to a dramatic reconciliation when Jenny finally yields to his vows. Kate Drew becomes a bridemaid. Seraphine Love remains a poetess.
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Jenny
Phil
Ned Wilder
Beechwood
Academy
Ned
Mr. Wilder
Christendom
Beechwrood
Shoe
Edward
Edward Wilder
Kate Drew
Janny
Tom Ashley
Seraphine
Acting Upon Principle in a Montgomery Memoir
A writer recounts friendship with Col. G in Montgomery years ago. The Colonel’s kindness overflowed and his weakness to say no grew, shaping a notable personal portrait from a bygone visit.
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Montgomery
Hawthorne Rise From Obscurity in S G God’s Recollections
The piece contrasts Nathaniel Hawthorne with N D P Willis, detailing early neglect of Hawthorne’s work in The Token, his complex personality and prose, and how a later push by the author and Stationers’ Company brought him fame with Twice Told Tales, while noting the author’s broader reflections on American merit, politics, and social behavior.
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Dickens
Weller
Mr. Weller
Pickwick
Morocco
Epiacopal
Nathaniel Hawthorne
S.G God
N. DP. Willis
Willis
Sawthorne
Wwawthorne
John Pickering
Ife
Hawthorne
Wordsworth
Stationers’ Company
Mawthorne
Remembering a cherished springtime gift from childhood
An archival passage recalls a yearly custom where children receive small sums of money, ranging from 12 cents to $1.50, from their parents according to prosperity. The tradition left lasting impressions and a forward look to its return, with the narrator describing a personal early memory of this practice.
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G. W. Mifflin
MM. North
Atttorney
Lancaster and
York Counties
J. W. Fisher
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George J. Smith
B. F. Appold & CO
Columbia and Philadelphia
York
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Ealers
Pasburg
Canal Basin
Columbian
Canal
Rapp
John Frlix
C. Eorge
J. Smith
G. J. Smith
Bank
Franklin House
Cook & Co
Saylor& McDonald
Victorine
Golden Mortar Drug Store
New York
Suydam& Son
Fas
Dyb's
Jones’ Batchelor
Peter
Williams
Trent #t
Atarb & Tuonpson
Justly
P. Shreiner
Dhe
Awareiner's
B. B
Appold & CO
Superior Artists
Thenerg Tate
Siew
Tee
Leby Cromb
Nail
Mat R. Williams
Columbis
Rale . & Williams
Columbia, Pa
At & Son
Columbia Spy
Orient
WM. C. Bryant
Maiden's Bower
Mary
China
Seraphine Love
Tom Moore
Nisa Wilder
Miss Wilder
Uncle Dick
Coke Blackstone
Kate
Italy
Presley Edwards
Nephew
Col. G
Lavinia Pike
Portland
O. T
France
Paris
Francis Quarles
Tie Father
Auc
George Serbert
Saxe
John Phenix
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