Plainfield Gazette town newspaper pricing notice
The Plainfield Gazette announces subscription rates and terms. Journal published weekly by William M. Drake and Son from Front Street opposite the Second Presbyterian Church. Rates: Village subscribers one dollar per year, others one fifty cents. advance payment required. arrears must be paid.
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William M. Drake & Son
Frent St
2Nd. Presbyterian Church
Vail
Frexch & Bryan
Front Street
Mountain Road
John Briant
Sadie’s
Genttlemen’s
Dryas Plainfield
Pearson's Pulmonic Expectorant and Carminative Balsam Adverts
An advertisement extols Dr. Pearson's Pulmonic Expectorant as a universal lung and chest remedy. It cites testimonials from physicians and Navy doctors and urges families to keep the medicine for coughs, bronchitis, spitting blood, and incipient consumption. It also promotes Pearson's Carminative Balsam for dysentery, cholera morbus, and traveler's distress, with endorsements and agent listings across Philadelphia New York and Plainfield.
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Pearson
Dr. Pearson
A. Fearton
M.D
U.S Navy
M.D. Champlain Co
Ohio
Cadwallader
M. D.C. S. Navy
A. A. Sanford
New York
Edo
Br. Pearson
A M. Sixrorn
East Broadway
S.A. Peston
North Ithstreet Philadelphia
J. RK. Swallow
Falcon St
N. Y
Plainfield
E. Kirkpatrick
F. Cushing
United Canadas
West Iidies
Tragic tale of Harry Grafton and Mary in a small town
In 16th century Plainfield Gazette prose, a former schoolmate Harry Grafton defends a brutal teacher with a rattan during a May incident at a country school. The event shatters the Grafton family, leading to Mary Grafton’s death from consumption and the lingering memory of friendship amid hardship.
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Plainfield Gazette
Grafton
Henry
Harry
Mary
Druncken
Nickleby
Dotheboys Hall
Dickens
Shaeede
Andy”Ling
Mary Grafton
The Tale of Bella Belgrave and Jeremy's Love Lost
A narrator recalls courting Bella Belgrave in 1783 and winning her with charm and a fortune. Her temper provokes constant quarrels culminating in a fiery confrontation over a miniature, a stormy farewell, and a vow to endure life with a difficult wife. The piece hints at learning to value restraint after heartbreak.
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Lad
Gill
Saicho Panza
Bella Belgrave
St. Cecilia
Bella
Poer
Trath
Egad
Alice Green
Hem
Graham
Jeremy
Shirley
Caroline Helste
Hirley
John
Asine
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