Appointment of Huntinopon Journal subscription agents
Wednesday Morning January 3, 1856 lists appointed agents authorized to receive and receipt for subscription payments and to collect names of new subscribers at published prices for distant readers. Names include J W Thomprson Hollidaysburg Samonet Coen East Barroe Gronop W Connellis Cromwell Twp and many others across townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntinopon Journal
Huntingdon
Joux W. Thomprson
Esq
Hollidaysburg
Samonet Coen
East Barreo
Gronop
W. Connellis
Cromwell Township
Hunay Henson
Clay Township
David Ernie
Symonet Wioron
Franklin Township
Davio Parker
Warriorsmark
Davin Auranot
Todd Township
Wood wanted at the Journal Office
Classified notice seeking several loads of wood for the Journal Office. Requests readers send letters with the author’s name and avoid unsigned communications or postpaid messages.
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Journal
Juniata Bridge Company to elect officers at Huntingdon
Stockholders will vote at Christian Couts house in Huntingdon on Tuesday January 9 between 2 and 4 PM for a President six managers and a Secretary and Treasurer to run the company for the next year. James Gwin, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juniata Bridge, Company
House of Christian Couts
Huntingdon
James Gwin
Conpesss
Senate
Philadelphia
Trade Memorial
Brodead
Tapeavenents
Delaware Bay
Coribiner
Smuthsonian Institute
Whitfield
Kangas
Judiciary Committee
Secretary of the Navy
New Orleans
Boston Corner
Massachusets
New York
Committee On Commerce
Perth Amboy
Wier
Rock River Rapids
New Year Reflections and Hopes in 1854
A verbose year end editorial looks back on 1854 with gratitude for civil and religious liberty, warns against vanity of worldly wealth, and wishes readers a happy New Year. It urges generosity to the poor and reflects on time, progress, and the duty of gratitude as a new cycle begins.
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Heagen
Washington Union
Know Nothinga
Franklin Pierce
Washington
White House
American Party
Knnw Notheings
Order
United States
Jackson
Avitzen
Washinton Union
Pierce
California
Upper
Rocky Mountains
Arrain
Artica
Dee
Central Railroad
Amsterdam
Cone
Atlantic arrival and war dispatches from New York
The Atlantic steamship Atlant arrived here after six o'clock this evening with slow progress, bringing war news from Europe. The Queen and Lords signal a vigorous prosecution of the war, with Austria’s treaty and India’s appeal for aid, while reports from Sebastopol describe heavy rains, flooded trenches, and Allied actions. A San Francisco anecdote describes an Irish driver wagering on his horse, and a Petersburg foundry ad promotes stove and mill castings ahead of April.
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Atlantic
Atlant
West
Liverpool
America
Austria
John Mussel
Hyderlarik
Anatoli
Verlag Mail
India
China
Wiethen
AM Wands
Chininnames
Sebastopol
Prussia
St. Mitershiare
Ovar
Baspatoria
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William I Brewster
Gapthe Court
Farm Journal
Penu’a. Farm Journal
J. M. Meredith & Co
West Chester
Kennedys
Messrs. Kennedy’s
Friends of Education
County Academy
David L. Yulee
Florida
Jackson Morton
The
Huntingdon Journal
A. W. Benedict
T. TH. Cremer
Hay
James Clark
Wm. H. Peightal
J. Sewel Stewart
J. A. Hall
8. L. Glasgow
Jourist
Ourself
Hustixanox Jounxan
Florence
Worcester
Mulund
Staffords
Trouville
Rowen
William Ardent
Cusa
J. H Felix
Mr. Lacoste
Lavyanna
Pelix
Lacoste
Waterford
Leisur
New York Journal of Commerce
Texas
Louiveille Journal
Congressional
House
District of Columbia
Washburn
Maine
Moatec
Paris
Post Office Committee
St. Louis
San Prorcisco
Alexander
Rangevor
Ritesiag
John Guiiney Aramia
Albert Galllatin
James A. Bayard
Creat
Sin
Bug- Innit
Ghent
Russia
England
William IV
France
Bay Wall
Bank of the Valley of Virginia
Merchants’ Bank of Lynchburg
Dory
Provi
Dence
N. Y. Evening Post
Thomas W. Dorr
Harp
New York Herald
Marchadt
Augusta i
San Francisco
Pat
Patrick
Salt Orient
Petersburg
Sali
Adril
Anatase McCulloch & Orlady
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