Abares 128 Portraits Portrayed by a New York Artist
A lengthy sketch honors the life of artist Mr. Bullard born in Howard New York, who by age tied to arts, created portraits of over a hundred New York City figures and painted major works like The Last Blanket and The Daughters Appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Bullard
Amy
Selivel
Artis
New York
SS. Ballard
Valley Forge
Washington
Wonman
American Art Union
Tel Brown
Hethen Aen
Ife
Lie
Ethan Allen
Presbyterian Church
Cather
Dlanahler
Art Union
Geoaly d. Raber
Huiner
N.Y
Sam Stick
Savern Poe
Amari van Selmed
Fragmentary financial note with unclear figures
The readable text shows partial monetary figures and item codes but lacks full context or clear entities. It mentions amounts around 10,810.87 and item references like Phe and D205, but the meaning and scope are not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiver
Whig Call to Stephenson County Voters Ahead of Election
The issue urges Whigs of Stephenson County to attend polls on the upcoming day to elect their ticket. It promotes county offices, financial and educational interests, and declares the Whig ticket united and confident of success with broad support from Whigs and unions alike.
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Stephenson County
Whig County
Sid
Look to your Ballots Whig Advice in County Notice
The notice urges Whig supporters countywide to inspect ballots for tampering as several tickets show only partial Whig candidates and may be misrepresented as Vegi or tuner a ceevee going to the regular ticket.
Whig Support Split Over Julius Smith Independent Bid
A local handbill campaign places Julius Smith Esq as an Independent candidate for County Judge. The letter condemns Smith for bolting the Whig line, notes his past Whig service, and urges continued support for Bright. It warns the move could create party tensions and harm Smith more than the Whig ticket.
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Julius Smith
Co. Judge
Smith
Bright
Mr. Smith
Thanksgiving Proclamation and corrected ticket note
Gov Matteson proclaims a day of Thanksgiving and prayer for the state praising providence over the past year. The column also apologizes for printing errors in the Democratic ticket, correcting Dornblazer as County Surveyor candidate and F W S Brawley as School Commissioner, extending apologies to the affected candidates.
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Matteson
Jony
Doritlagoy
Fox
Brawley
Tool A. Matteson
Illinois
Ilinois
Springfield
J. A. Matteson
Fire at Lockport destroys mill and flouring works
On the 28th, about midnight, a fire at Boons and Kilborn's Pail and Tub factory spread to the Douglass and Jackson Flour Mill and the Canal Bridge mill, causing about 123,000 dollars in loss to D and J and 28,000 to the Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boons & Kilborn
Douglass & Jackson
A Curious Local Character and Democratic Edition
A vitriolic critique of a neighbor described as a flamboyant pantomime editor. The piece mocks his shifts on Woman's Rights, church reform, and political stances, then shifts to praise for Mr. Washburne and notes on literary publications, poetry, and library offerings amid a broad town bulletin.
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Christendom
Yada
Rodgers
Bulletin
Son of Light
Congress
Maine
Washington
Washburne
Memorial and business notices from Stephenson Street
Manoie Yano Messrs Winders and Mayors relocate to a new building on Stephenson Street north side between Mechanic and Adams, advertising fine tombstones monuments and high quality work. Also notes about the Panorama of New York City attendance and a Bible Society donation acknowledgment by J. W. Calroun. The piece ends with a tip on the best time to view the Panorama in the afternoon.
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Manoie Yano +Messrs Winders & Mayors
North Western Marble Works
Stephenson Street
Bettween Mechanic and Adams
Stephenson County Bible Society
American Bible Society
God of the Bible
J. W. Calroun
N. York City
New York
Chicago
Gotham
Tremont Wall
Bynano
North River
California
Mall
Castle Garden
Broadway
Chicago Tribune
New York City
Baptist Church
Stephenson
Adams and
Mechanic Streets
Winders & Mayers
Freeport
Clare
Exchange Buildings
D&c
West
R. G. Wurts
Hig
J. K. Brewaster & Co
Byrup
G. Wurts & Son
Gu Warts
New Jersay
Ohio Liverpool
Powsder
Eliot
G. Warts
Digest of Pepsin Fixes Indigestion Cure Claim
An antique medical notice touts ThuroDIGESTICA FLUIN as the true remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. Dr J S Hovairos of Philadelphia asserts nature provides the cure in the ox stomach product, promising superior effects and harmony with the body.
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J. 8
Hovairos
Philadelphia
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Lockport, News
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Taylor & Bronson
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