New Volume and Extra Edition Promised by Mercury
The New York Mercury announces a new volume and a free extra edition for advertisers who submit favors early. The present issue closes the third volume and calls overdue subscribers to settle debts to start the fourth year. It also notes a tame special election results, correction on rent for Masonic Hall, and theater attendance affected by bad weather. The Harmony Woolen Mills produce jeans and flannels of high quality, urging local support.
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New Harmony
Odd-Fellows Celebration and Queen of May Ball Planned
The fifty first anniversary of Odd-Fellowship in the United States will be celebrated in Poseyville on Tuesday the 26th with New Harmony Poseyville Stewartsville and Owensville Lodges in attendance. A Queen of May will be elected from unmarried ladies at Union Sail with ballots strict voting and a grand basket dinner.
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United States
Poseyville
New Harmony
Stewartsville
Owensville
New Harmony Brass Band
Union Sall
West
Educate Your Children and River Packet News
An 1870 era miscellany urges universal schooling as essential to keeping the republic strong. It catalogs steamboat business notes, freight to Evansville, and a New Harmony Register item nominating Frank D. Bolton for Posey County Auditor. Township assessment totals for personal property are listed, including Lynn, Robb, Marrs, Rohingon, Smith, Bethel, Center, Harmony, New Harmony, Mt. Vernon totals.
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New Harmony Register
Frank D. Bolton
Posey
Lecansville Journal
Register
Baton
Town
Per
Ieee
Lynn
Robb
Marrs
Rohingon
Smith
Bethel
Center
Trade Emporium Opens Under LicHTENBERGER Owen Co
The Trade Emporium is now under full headway with Messrs LicHTENBERGER Owen & Co having refitted the building and stocked it with a new array of goods. Early signs show an unprecedented run of customers as the proprietors prove to be active and liberal advertisers deserving of success.
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Sey
Messrs
sarThe “Educational Gazette
Gazette
Messrs. C. H. Tannen & Co
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Bolton as Auditor Candidate in Posey County Race
Posey County Democratic voters consider FRANK D. BOLTON as a candidate for Auditor subject to county convention. The column notes the price of candidates in advance and includes a historical flourish praising newspapers as a liberty’s lifeblood.
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Frank. D. Bolton
Posey County
New Harmony Day and Evening School Opens for Adults
John Gray announces a Day and Evening School at the Working Men's Institute in New Harmony for orthography reading writing arithmetic book keeping geography history and English grammar. An evening class for business students is available. Rates range from 100 to 200 per month with full penmanship arithmetic and bookkeeping incl. writing. Students may enter anytime.
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Working-men’s Institute
New Harmony
John Gray
Geagaeall
Working Men's Institute
Phrenological Journal May issue features varied portraits and sketches
The May Phrenological Journal and Packard's Monthly offers portraits and character analyses of notable figures, essays on religion, superstition, and world topics, plus engravers, sketches of Yale and China, and essays on education. Educational Gazette praised for uplifting content for young readers. publishers in Philadelphia invite subscriptions.
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Sam
Phrenological Journal
Packard's
Son
Samuel Merrill
Iowa
China
Mark M. Pomeroy
Peter Crisp
Charles P. Sykes
Yale
Prince Pierre Bonaparte
Victor Noir
America
Elenor Kirk
Dahomey
R. Venns
Broadway
New York
The
Christian Union
Roback's Bitters Praised as Superior Remedy
A compact promotional note extols Roback's Bitters as a purer stimulant and tonic. It claims government use in the army and broad family adoption, asserting the product will supplant similar remedies worldwide as its public esteem grows. The notice is dated March and references general acclaim.
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Roback
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Real Pennsylvania
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Webster’s National Pictorial Dictionary
American Educational Monthly
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Springfield, Mass
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