The Appeal Advertisement and Subscription Rates
The Appeal publishes Fridays by Lawtell and Christian. Subscription prices are one year three dollars, six months two dollars, all in advance. Advertising rates: one small square ten lines or less is one dollar, each additional insertion seventy five cents. Yearly advertisers get a liberal deduction. Deadlines require payment and notices. Obituaries over five lines pay regular rates. Candidates’ names charge five dollars. All communications to the proprietor receive prompt attention.
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Sun
United States
Portsmouth
Alexander A. Semmes
Raphael Semmes
Lanman
Semmes
Robeson
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Joseph King
Portsmouh
King
Navy Department
Ife
Capt
Rio
Richard Mathews
Mathews
A. A. Semmes
Planters Warehouse E announces new central depot street site
Removal notice from Planters Warehouse E informs Randolph and nearby counties that E McDonald has built a large commodious warehouse on depot street near the public square. The central location promises more inducements for planters and old customers, with ample reception arrangements and a welcoming approach to new clients.
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Randolph
E. McDonald
Depot Street
Storage of Cotton and Goods Delivers Liberal Advances
Thankful for past favors we seek continued patronage with increased advantages and personal attention. The latest Commercial News will be at your service. Liberal cash advances made on cotton goods in store.
Cuthbert Cotton Market Rush Promises Cheap Supplies and Rail Access
E. McDonald & Co solicit consignments offering cotton, bagging, gins, wagons, harness and more, with plantation supplies at low market prices. They note waxyon yard rooms and free teamsters, and predict two new railroad thoroughfares will boost freights and cotton value. Planters urged to bring cotton to Cuthbert. Aug 8.
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Waxyon Yard
Cuthbert
E. McDonald & CO
Matthew F. Maury
New England
Chicago
New Orleans
Baltic
Black Seas
Hindostan
Prairies
Savannas
Russia
Mississippi Valley
India
Alabama
Maury
Andrew Female College Announces Semester Schedule and Fees
Andrew Female College in Cuthbert Georgia restarts exercises on September 20 and ends the term the Thursday before the last Sabbath in June. The year is divided into three terms beginning September 20 January 1 and April 1. Regular tuition ranges from 1200 to 2000 per term or per annum with additional fees for diploma, incidentals, board, washing, fuel and lights. Extra courses include Greek and French, music and painting. Parents must pay in October January and April and pupils must attend opening day.
My Indian Love From Songs of the Sierras by Joaquin Miller
The speaker loves a forest maiden living near a Sierra lodge. He describes her patient care and trust, the lodge life, and her humble beauty, noting her brown arms with golden belts and the abundance of affection she provides. He claims no noble blood but praises her goodness and love.
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Songs of
Sierra
Greasing wagons extends life and avoids waste
A Scientific Press tip advises proper oiling of buggies and wagons to extend wheel life from ten to twenty years. Castor oil is recommended for iron axles with minimal application. lard should be avoided as it damages hubs and spokes. The piece also touches on ancient roses at banquets and a note about a rare Bible edition.
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Heliogabalus
Cleopatra
Anthony
A Tale of Chemistry and Murder at the College
A professor narrates a stormy night in a medical college laboratory where a stomach test for arsenic confirms Joe Johnson as a murderer. An unsettling stalkerish plot unfolds with a threatening nitroglycerine fuse, a boy's bravery, and a dramatic rescue as the rogue is brought to justice.
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Tam
Medical College of
Tom Richard
College
Tom
H. O
Mrs. Johnson
Young Richards
Joe Johnson
Caine
Baék
Peristesant
Profesor
Johnson
Heaven
Hell
Billy
Variety fills a page with wit and risque quips
A collage of jokes and quips on topics from marriage and politics to fashion and health. The text lampoons social norms, gender roles, and public manners, pairing puns with brief anecdotes. It notes a matrimony ad bureau in Cincinnati run by spinsters and a funeral reading gaffe in which a mourner corrects a reader on the deceased’s sex.
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Cincinnati
World’s first iron roads and telegraph lines across seas
A fragmentary line notes plans for iron roads and telegraph lines through the sea depths, mentioning W. SWorkd. The text appears as a partial feature on grand engineering ambitions.
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Lawtell & Christian
Planters Warehouse
Andrew
Cuthbert GA
Andrew Female College
South
A. F.C
John B. McGehee
A F.C. Cuthbert
W. E. Wall
Allison &Simpson’s
Joaquin Miller
Dubuque
Metz
James Lennox
New York
Ross Wilson
Perth
Christopher Columbus
Professor
Tom Richards
The
New York Sun
Navy
A. A. Seemes
Hamburg
Sandwich Islands
British Museum
Egypt
Vienna
Centreville
Indiana
Vermont
Warsaw
Bob
Paradise
Pat
Cary
Scientific American
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