Graham's Magazine 1845 announces new volume and elite lineup
Graham's Magazine for 1845 announces a December 10 1844 start with January issue. It touts high circulation and top contributors such as Bryant Cooper Dana Longfellow Hawthorne and Poe and promises American engravings portraits and arts features with national subjects. The notice urges subscriptions with club rates and highlights a robust editorial department and musical section.
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Grahams American Monthly Magazine
Bryant
Cooper
Paulding
Dana
Longfellow
Hoffman
Neal
Mancur
Graham
United States
Blackwood
Graham's
Europe
James Fenimore Cooper
W. C. Bryant
James K. Paul
Mra. Brooks
Osgood
Embury
Sebs Smith
Annan
Nichols
Mre
Pierson
Worthington
Mies Rand
Hervey
Tts
Barrie Grounns
Smillie
Croome
Darley
F. J. Grund
Antwerp
Frank Forester
Debtor Notice From David Douglass
A 1644 notice states many owe for job work and advertising including the Cork-Screw publication. The author David Douglass urges immediate settlement to avoid closure of his business. July 18, 1644.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam Anazious
David Douglass
Miami County Tax Notice Appeals and Schedules 1844
Notice from Samuel Glass treasurer of Miami County Indiana detailing the 1844 tax levy for state county road and school funds. It lists assessed rates, delinquency penalties, payment offices in Peru and township dates from October to January, and required penalties for nonpayment. Also mentions Keeler’s sugar coated anti bilious pills and blanks available at the office.
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Miami County
Indiana
Richland Township
Samuel Glass
Miami Co
Peru
Geo. B. Woods
Philadelphia
Agenta
Harlan & Shirk
Tailoring by H H Cox Opens in Peru Ward
H H Cox announces a tailoring business in Peru in the former Wm B Nicoles shop over Bearss Spencer's on Broadway. He pledges punctual service, good workmanship, and attention to late fashions, inviting public patronage. June 1 1644. 1-3 months.
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H. Cox
Peru
Wm B. Nicoles
Bearss & Spencer
Broadway
Opening of Indiana Deaf and Dumb Asylum in Indianapolis
The first regular session begins October in Indianapolis. Trustees report a large building and grounds rented, a qualified steward and matron, and William Willard as principal instructor for deaf pupils. Annual session runs October to July with set tuition rates for Indiana and other states, plus rules on admission, health, and indigent aid.
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Indiana
Willlian Willamd
Hartford
Conn
Willard
Ohio
Board of ‘Trustees
Secretary of State
Pod. Gurley
Board of Trustees
P. D. Gurley
Dunlap
H. W. Beecher
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Graham’s Magazine
House of Rawdon
Wright and Hatch
New York
Stephens
Messrs, R., W. & H
Welch
Walter
G. Parker
Sartain
America
George R. Graham
Chesnut Street
MM. W. Seely
3D Street
Western
Keeler
James B. Matlock
Samuel Blair
Wabash Circuit Court
Wabash
Gowwal Wabash
Josepilt Liopkins
Clr
Gordon & Cox
Attys
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