Plainfield Gazette subscription rates December 21 1848
The Plainfield Gazette lists weekly publication under William M. Drake & Son with office on Front Street opposite the 2nd Presbyterian Church. Rates: village and office subscribers one dollar twenty five cents annually in advance. mail subscribers one dollar annually in advance. fifty cents added if not paid in advance.
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William M. Drake & Son
Front St
2Nd. Presbyterian Church
Job Printing Executed with Neatness and Dispatch
The notice states that job printing was carried out with neatness and dispatch on reasonable terms. It notes fulfillment of printing orders and satisfactory service rendered.
Lippard's Washington and Its Generals Legends of the Revolution
George Lippard presents a two volume work on the American Revolution detailing battles such as Germantown Saratoga Quebec Brandywine Trenton Paoli Red Bank and the Declaration of Independence. The 538 page octavo volumes are offered at one dollar or bound for fifteen, with mail order by T. B. Peterson Philadelphia.
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Monk Hall
Paul Ardenheim
Wissahiken
Brandywine
Mexico
Empire City
Saturday Courier
Courier Lowernds
Union
Germantown
Saratoga
Quebec
Brandwine
Trenton
Paoli
Red Bank
United States
Lippard
Washington
Nw York
Wippard
T. B. Peterson
Chestnut St
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Ato Lippard
Napoleon Pardons Deserter Heroine Sorrows to Triumph
A Lyons woman Henriette Armand pleads mercy for Louis Delamarre, a deserter facing execution. Napoleon and Josephine weigh mercy and love as Henriette disguises as a soldier, saves him, and the lovers are pardoned and united with a generous marriage dowry.
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Napoleon
Josephine
Lyons
de Merville
Mademoiselle
Cat
Henriette Armand
Louis Delamarre
Napolen
Henriette
Louis
Justice
Mary Conard Ferant
the the Enmperor
Erty
Deadly
Rnette
Ling
Poleon
Lilamarre
Delmarre
Chevalier de M
Quekly
Henrt
Mademoise
Lewis
Mepolecs
Lienant
Drnette
Diving Pigs and Odd Natural Observations
A colonial era account describes web footed diving pigs near Pottsville that feed by foraging offal in ten foot deep river pools. It notes their age linked diving durations up to thirty minutes, discusses instinctive adaptation, and mentions other odd animal observations and a church meeting vote with a 165 to 121 split.
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