Erie Business Directory Fragment with Names and Addresses
Fragmentary 19th century directory entry listing law offices and merchants on State Street and near Reed House in Erie Pennsylvania. Includes Compton Haverstick dry goods hardware groceries liquors, Rufus Reed cutlery ware and domestic goods, plus iron and steel dealer near Reed House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artorney
Law
State Street
Brown's
Erie
Compton & Haverstick
Reed House
French and
Penn Streets
Rufus Reed
Deateg
Enghieh
Gennan
Wardare
Pile Auvile
Iron and Steel No
Ene
W.s.fliddle & Co
Braceseimia
Seventh & Eighth
Hieie
L. Strong
M. D. Orrier
C. B. Wright
J. L. Stewart
Orvice
A. Beene
Sassafras Shert
Siience
Sassafras
C. Seegel
Witonre Ale
Itu
Fifth Streets
Farmers Hotel
John McCann
Woorfare
Fleming Block
J. Goulding
Mincsoft
Taiton
Tore
Reed's
Bonnell
J. W. Wetmore
Liaw
Walker
Seventh Street
Henry Cadwell
Iurentrr
Hronn's Horel
Mervin Smith
Almonsry At
Law and Justice of the Peace
Wright
W. H. Knowlton & Son
Destrian Watehca
Fiano Torres
Britannia
Keystone
Seton Brown
R. Dev
Pourcy
Ftate Street
Public Square
B.A. Crain
Wrorrsane
Buiseuil
Buiseuil, Crackers, &c. &e. Decapside, Cre, Pa, _ IL. B. HAVERSTICK
T. W. Moore
F&c
Tot Williams
Rinker and Exchange
Hiljee
Brown's Hotel
Bre
Rosenzweig & Co
Flem
Brice
C. M
Tibball
Uvanen
Cheapside
Eric
John Zimmerly
Determ
Diamond
Smith Jackson
Deaner
Queens
William Riblet
State
Kelso & Loomis
Revere
Walker & Cook
Public Bridge
Carter & Drother
Witerregarr
Dentera
Joel Johnson
Venter
C. Park Row
James Lytle
Pasmovante
D.S. Clark
Whotesaue
Dickerson
Tivadan Axp SrRazox
Methodist Church
Otis
Eccle
John H. Burton
The Silent Sailor's Lost Love and a Noble Sacrifice
A romantic naval tale follows Francis Travers, a devoted suitor to Mary Wharton, as his wealth and status hinge on a dying baronet's confession. Travers secretly supports Mary’s future, but royal fate and debt unravel the promise, revealing a legacy bequeathed to Mary. In the end Travers dies amid memory and gratitude, leaving Mary and Edmund Harford to endure on a modest estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Travers
Devonshire
East Indian Company
Elo
Marlands
Tio
Royal Navy
Travers
Ofhcer
Mary Wharton
Iedge
Lady Wharton
Francis Traverg
Sir Richard
Wharton
Child
Mary
Travorne
Richard Wharton
Portsmouth
Miss Wharton
Misa Wharton
Baronet
Archer's Lodge
Archer
Edmund
Edmund Harford
Aind
London
Childs
Wales
Hoe
Algiers
Lord Exmouth
Duo SuAs
Son
Harford
Mrs. Harford
Captain Travers
Sless
Sarford
Glances at Congress No 5 from the Pennsylvanian
A vivid Washington scene surveys prominent Congress members and editors on the floor and gallery. It highlights Father Ritcheio and Union associates, Bulitt and Dow, Kendall and Chandler, Venable and Burt, Holmes, Parker, Wilson, Cleveland, Waldo, Ross, Young, Harmanson, Le Sare, Morse, Johnson, Fuller, Sawtello, and the Maine delegation as they move through a busy day near the Speaker’s chair and stairs, promising more in a future installment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press
Congress
Union
Col. Bissell
Ceat
Asco
Father Ritcchio
Edmund Burke
Bundeseund Free Trade
Patents
iHness
The
Overton
Virginia
Corps
Washington Union
A. C. Bullitt
the Picayune
Republic
John O. Sargent
Verson
Burnley
Bullitt
Noa
Joseph Gates
National Intelligencer
Jeason E. Dow
John C. Rives
Globe
Fonduces
Francis P. Blair
Dreas
Preston
King
Anos Kendall
Washington
Potomac
Theeouth
Joseph Tt
Chandler
Firs
Mr. Venable
North Carolina
Calhoun
South
Burt
South Carolina
Ani
Isaac E. [Olmes
Holmes
Richard Parker
Gen. Willson
Ritchie
Thaddeus Stevens
Chauncey F. Cleveland
Connecticut
Waldo
National Democracy
Thomas Ross
Pennsylvania
Mannare
Crisies
Timothy R. Young
N.B
Minols
Sreps
Louisiana
Harmanson
le Sare
Mefal
Isaac F. Morse
Robert W. Johnson
Arkansas
Tecunseh
Johnson
Fivo
Maine
J.D. Fuller
Sawtello
National
Remarkable Old Soldier Peddling in Boston Streets
A sixty year old, baptized by a globe trotter career, born in Dublin, served as a British army surgeon, saw battles and amputations, dined with royalty, and held the British crown. Now poor and ill, he peddles oranges and apples in Boston after emigrating here three years ago, a stark contrast to his former exploits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Dublin
Ireland
Seo
Boston Mail
The Vegetable Kingdom Chronicle Entry
The passage playfully personifies plants noting flowering plants resemble whales and trees migrate seasonally. It describes bark as rope material, military like fruit trees, and grain handling. An aside mentions taros and a garbled line about grain and infantry. then a Russian Army notice urges officers in Moldavia and Wallachia to ally with native landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moldavia
Wallachia
Armal
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Mock
Parker
Cambriulse Law School
Richard Fletcher
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Samuel K. Perkins
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Marshall & Vincent
Artonveyve
Tammany Wall
Giice
Uric
Murray Whallon
Atronsry
W. W. Loowis
T.M. Astin
Jackson
Fouetey and, Travellang
Ohio
Gkonan
DR. Prenticl
Trapic
Ecton
Trafalgar
Napoleon
Marine
Jonathan
Admiralty
Richard
Edmund Hartford
Davoshire
Bure
Traverse
Richows
James