Marshall and Vincent One Door West of State Street
Fragmentary notice from a late 19th century court or legal advertisement lists a law office at a specific street location near a Diamond landmark. It references Prothonotary's office and names Murray Whallon as a correspondent or attorney associated with the matter. The readable portion emphasizes location and related legal offices.
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T. Heron Stuart
Asp Paysiciax
Moges Koch
Fourth Street
Wii
S. Cane
Rey Lancuary
Aris
Navy
WS. Faliddle & Co
Fearn Barrimee and Wagon Builders
Diate Bucct
oFevenih & Engi
Erie
C Strong
Wright
Ds. L. Siewart
A. Brent
Syseafraa
Siegel
Protisone
Feenel Quad Datta
Luis
Due Falmer
Ie Rae
Ax John McCann
Voitercare
Pauly Groceries
Crockery
Giaenare
Iron
Nails
Beas
Flenang Biock
Contry
Goulding
Mrronawr
Reed's
He Monnell
Wa Wetmore
Lar
Seventh Street
Bar
Pardwell
Isconten
Dotter
Crerkery
Urpetini
Tron
Stel
Saree
Hpikes
C. Eiepire Sturce
Siste Succi
Werte
Allun Brown
Dictel Erre
Abso Anviln
Bellows
Astle Ari
Springs
Bngut
Truman
Merven Smith
Artorsry
Law and
Susticg
Die Pearce
OH. i
Knowlton & Son
Britannia
Keystone
Brown's
Mute
Stae Street
Ene
George VE. Cutur
DS Wa Moore
Aes No 6
Raji
Blate Street
Br Ene
Jostat
Ellugg
Fi Orwakdiik Fe
Train Street
Coat
J. Williams
Fauker
Isa
Benjamin F. Dennison
Cleveland
Superior
Atwater
Parker
Cambritee’ Law
Richard Metcher
Istafest
Boston
Porkina
Philadelphia
Richard JH
Kinball, Esq
Wallauect
New York
Night Battle and Mercy Amid Civil War Tides
In a storm of Civil War turmoil, Margaret Herrick and Henry Lisle return to danger as Cromwell rises to power. A wounded stranger found at the Herrick's door reveals shifting loyalties while a mother pleads for mercy and forgiveness.
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Margaret
Henry Lisle
Essex
Manchester
Fairfax
Cromwell
Murgeret
Bridgett
Atuparimta
Teath
Goring
Arkear
Oto
Dickson
Newa
Sir George Herrick
Henry Lialo
Oliver Cromwell
George Herrick
Henry [Isle
Margaret Herrick
Terrick
Ge Herrick
Worcesterfield
Manny Lisle
Quippanion
Tower of Leuton
Astral
Ideath
Fferrick
Westminster Hall
Tate
Ges
England
Farrington Elouse
Hare
Ton
Silnce
Herrick
Fleury
Man’s need for recreation and moral use of pleasure
The text argues humans are not meant for endless toil and possess a natural capacity for pleasure. It asserts God designed bodies for enjoyment and urges that recreation be controlled and directed toward good and the glory of God.
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Thia
Yankee character sketches and comic anecdotes from readers
A sprawling column of comic vignettes and trimmed quotes lampoons Yankee behavior. It contrasts refined taste with roguish energy and includes tall tales of a wandering showman and a clergyman’s turkey gift. The piece blends satire with frontiermanners and travel anecdotes.
Education and Crime Link Discussed by European Thinkers
The piece argues against the idea that more knowledge increases crime. It asserts that capable individuals may plan fraud or burglary but society stays safe when overall education improves. It notes criminals are often illiterate and that universal schooling is the best protection and inheritance.
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Mike
Auburn State Prison
Young Clerk Confesses Theft at Milk Tract Wholesale Firm
City constables traced a large theft to a young clerk at a Milk tract wholesale store. The merchant, noting the boy’s apparent faithfulness, kept him on as a trusted worker after he confessed to stealing about $100,080 in goods. The boy had been paid about $353 weekly for years, later claiming $86 weekly after forgiveness.
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Oficar
Tos Offizar
Manstl
A Chancery Victim and Long Imprisonment
A brief from a 17th century-charged note describes a London man kept in "durance vile" for contempt over costs. His appeal delayed, his cause heard in December after seventeen years, with the court later finding the original order wrong. The piece critiques equity and the slow machinery of Chancery.
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Chancery
London
Twey
Durance
Court of Chancery
Inconvenient Haste Noted in Odd Car Merchant Tale
A fragmented humorous anecdote recalls a car merchant meeting a member of his ewan fraternity. They discuss a pony described as a fine skeletal specimen and debate feeding the animal, with the owner claiming the pony has plenty to eat but at the moment cannot.
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Apting
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Norreate
Dery Good
Salt&c
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Court House
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Galen | Keene
Reo House
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Oliver
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Prorim
ALY Nialey Aovile
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Rosenzweig & Co
State Arrest
M. Tibball
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State Street
Diamond
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William Riblet
State and
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Leon
Walker& Cook
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Dickerson
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Woodlands
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Vel
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Tigis
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Wierein
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Farringdon House
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