Merrells Rheumatic Syrup Advertised and Local Notices
A blend of local ads and notices includes Merrells Rheumatic Syrup sold by Thrall and Mumford, acknowledgments for oysters from Mount Vernon, requests for correct electoral ticket spelling, political mentions about Evansville events, and condolences for Mrs Junta Collins of Mt. Vernon. Also mentions new Evansville Daily Courier, local prices, and marketplace solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Corriotn
Junta Collins
Thomas Colins
Mt. Vernon
The Election of Hendricks and Indiana Victory
The Indiana contest elevated Thomas A. Hendricks as a national figure. Opposed by O. P. Morton with funds and speakers from Radical ranks, fraud and intimidation were alleged. Yet Hendricks was elected and marked as a rising national leader for 1876.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
Union
O. P. Morton
Mr. Hendricks
Morton
Klenpricks
Thomas A. I Lenpricks
Daring and Successful Burglary Reported in Town
A daring burglary blew open the store safe, yielding nearly $1300 in cash. Police seek two strangers seen Tuesday night. warning echoes local risk. The Evansville Commercial College ad promotes practical business instruction. A political note urges votes for Greeley and Brown on November 5.
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Messrs
Orp, Frrrox & Co
Pthe
Evansville Commercial College
West
J.J. Kuringi
Ter
Greeley
Brown
Greeley secession stance shows consistency in 1861 views
The author rebuts claims that Mr. Greeley favored secession, citing 1861 editorials distinguishing peaceable separation by constitutional means from force. He argues Pittsburgh and Cincinnati speeches align with earlier positions against secession without consent, and criticizes New Harmony Republicans for current attacks as inconsistent with their past views.
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Creeley
New York
Greeley
Pittsburgh
Union
Cincinnati
Ilis
Mr. Greeley
United States
Bim
Sai
Col
Grosvinor
Indianapolis
Greenley
Grant Party
Mount Vernon
Revere Dane Owen
Republican Club of
New Harmony
Greyley
Tonert Dale Owen
New Harmony Advertiser
Capt. Saltzman
Joan Bran
New York Times
Cincinnati Gazette
Posey County Votes on 125000 Donation to Railroad
Indiana vote figures and local opinion show Posey county commissioners ordering an election next month on donating 125 000 to the Cincinnati Rockport and Southwestern Railroad. The New Harmony Register criticizes the plan as private enterprise, while the Indianapolis Sentinel favors a full public vote to reveal the measure’s importance and potential county benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Posey County
Lotlh Proximo
Cincinnati, Rockport and Southwestern Railroad
New Harmony Register
Indianapolis Sentinel
New Harmony Public School Week Ending October 18 1872
New Harmony Register records attendance 76 for the week ending October 18 1872 with average daily attendance 53 10 and 21 tardies. Names of pupils perfect in all lessons and not tardy: Martin Golden Mollie Stoker Emma Schnee Mollie Fretageot Rob t Cooper.
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New Harmony Register
New Harmony Public School
Ipstairs
Martin Golden
Mollie Stoker
Emma Schnee
Mollie Fretageot
Rob't Cooper
Timty Ferevsoy
Heng
Leather-Stocking edition and science monthly contents
D Appleton & Co announces final issue in the Leather Stocking illustrated series with Darley designs and 75 cent price. The November Science or Theatrical includes Popular Physiology and health articles, priced 20 cents or $2 per year, with a trial offer for three issues. Evansville Journal criticizes New Harmony register and Mt. Vernon Republican for slander and rancor in Posey, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Appleton & Co
New York
Fenimore Cooper
Cooper
Mohicans
Pathfinder
Te Prairie
Howard Glyndon
England
R. Wells
Snow Broadway
Evansville Journal
New Harmony Register
Mt. Vernon
Indiana
Posey
Fragmentary 19th century items and ads summary
A diverse rough-edged page features stray anecdotes about legal authorities in a party quip, a quip about Shakespeare misnaming, a cautionary note on firearms humor, and a lampooned line about Merrell’s medicines sold by Shrall and Mumford. It also includes a jab about a printer’s error misnaming Shakespeare, a notice of Lord Walsingham’s return and political stance, and advertisements for Mrs. Whilcomi’s Syrup and Dr. Butts Dispensary with addresses in St. Louis.
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the Register
Walter E. Thrall
Notary Public
Ind
Marchidf
Ernest Dale Owen
Audhley
PeLham & Neal
Sae Merrell
Thrall & Mumford
Merrell
A. Hendricks
W. Wimetesere
Jason B. Brown
Col. Steele
Senate
Grant
Sullivan, Saris & Co
Little Wabash
Sultivan, Sariis & Co
Harmony
Sar
J. W. Minven
Mgr. Min- Lee
Ial
Kerr
Tourman
Voorhees
Democratic Party
Greenly
Baltimore
Greener
Grephy
Pes Messia
Lichire Emercer, Owen & Co
Continental
Col. Grosvenor and Greeley
Wendricks
Glover
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Hopkins
Smith
Supreme Court
Scholl
Price
Black Robinson
Wm. Williams
Orth
J. S. Williams
Williams
USS
JPSG
Sexton
Cravens
Ljovily Secre
Renee Aprons
CUTTY
Cssse Tenarezntas Sreievy Isdta Cel Fauleae
Eddy
Syaipinees Yr
Tearedeeey Teas Bey Epgsres
Curry
Wildman Vetere Ree
Peeples
Glover, Ryan
Wildman
Mead Dela
Denny
Hanna
Ohio
GreeLay
Baker
Morron
Colfax
Garth
Literary Notices
Blackstone
Littleton
Pest
Shrall & Mumford
Shakspeare
Hamlet
Dave
Jad. Holmen
Brazil
Lord Walsingham
America
Ie i
Butts
North Eighth Street
St. Louis
Thralls Mumford
New Sarmony
ILA
UMD
Ngo
H. and L. Co
New Harmony Fire Engine and Hook and Ladder Company
J.T. Hugo
WM. Reed
Cuba
Demerara
New Orleans
Joun AL Hugo
Roe Ries
Jelt
John R, Hugo
Owen & Lyon
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