Turbulent Domestic Row and Inventions Parade
A fragmentary reminiscence reveals Tim Niggins recounting a stormy marriage marked by threats of violence over smoking and spit fire. Nearby, an inventor proposes electric velocipede mail routes, including New York to New Orleans in under two hours. Also noted is Maier’s lunar height measurements and promotion for Rural New Yorker magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Niggins
Su- Suntlower
Ban Dyke
Ann Buster
Tim Niggins
Morse
New York
New Oreans
Rana New Yorker
Circnio
Fes Oa
Rugan
D. T. Moore
Rochester, N. Y
Notice to Halt Wood Cutting on Lake Charles Swamp
Hereafter any person cutting wood or gathering embers on the swamp north of Lake Charles, belonging to the Escou Hilaire and Henry Chaddefoud succession, found on the land without consent will be dealt with by law. B. Escouba s, Adm. Henry Chaddefaud. November 14, 1868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empieux
Lake Charles
Escou Hilaire
Henry Chaddefoud
Blackwood and Reviews advertising prospectus details
An 19th century prospectus outlines subscription terms for Blackwood's Magazine and four reviews, with discounts for clubs of four or more. It explains pricing, postage to the United States, back issue rates, premium offers for new subscribers, and how to order, including mail options and delivery terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littell
Justice Story
Kent
Adams
Sparks
Prescott
Bancroft
Ticknor
A. W. Beecher
Little & Gay
Bloomfield St
Boston
Blackwood
United States
Puen Ao
Tae Luonakp Sooor Pranmune Co
Weights and Measures Recouped by the Laws of the United States
A brief notice reports enforcement action under federal weights and measures law. The item notes authorities recovered standard measures and ensured compliance across applicable jurisdictions. No specific dates or names are provided in the readable text.
Ladies Book for 1869 Offers Rich Literary Content
The Ladies Book announces contributors for 1869 including authors of Alone Hidden Path Moss Side Nemesis Miriam and more. It promises fourteen issues yearly with superior content and original fashion designs. It features music prepared for the magazine, children horticultural and health sections, and a series of colored engraving designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidden Path
Moss Side
Miriam
Efficient Corps
Fogy
Onicryat. Mostc
Gadey
Apyénra
Alena Children’s
Terms for 1869 Club Subscriptions Offered
Rates for one to twelve copies are listed with annual terms. A single copy costs 3.00 dollars, two copies 5.00, three 7.50, four 10.00, five at 14.00 with a bonus copy to the organizer, eight at 19.00 with a bonus to the organizer, seven at 8 dollars with a bonus copy, and a final note shows address for L A Gooey at Sixth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.A. Gooey
N. E. Corner
Sixth and
Chestnut
Farmer's Chronicle subscription notice
The Farmer's Chronicle advertises subscriptions at two dollars per year in advance. It offers ten copies for fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aus
The Land We Love Magazine Prospect in the South
A promotional note for The Land We Love highlights its Civil War era content with reports of battles incidents and anecdotes. Published in Charlotte North Carolina by Hill Trewin Co the monthly magazine aims to reach a broad Southern readership with extensive patronage and subscription offers.
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Wrrekarere
Tta
Charlotte
North Carolina
Hill, Trewin &Co
Eee
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Maiedier
Mont Blanc
Aumber of
Trumbull
Ween County
Virginia
Unita Ee Sth
Eeu Worthington & Lewis
B. Escoubas
Adm
Henry Chaddefaud
The
London
Westminster Review
North British Review
Church
Black Wood
Edinburgh
Tory
Stephens
Edinb Sebelins
P. Norton
Yale Ego
Royal Oclaro
Weights and Measures
UNI
TED States
Lonr
Tnothe Wterary World
Marion Harland
Bravrird Srext
Monet
Gongi
Isyatepaus
Apie
Farmer's Chronicle
the Farmer's Chronicle
Scientific Americame
Seoileria Beastility
Seversl
Ainigt Ie Caine
Scientific American
MUNN
Land
Gen
D. H. Hill
Athens
Georgia
W. L. Jones
Ron
Southern
Bood Athens
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