Merchant Tailor and Watchmaker Advertisements
A. Brock offers ready made clothing hats caps and all clothing goods with repair services. P. R. Bennett promotes watchmaking jewelry and repairs at short notice with sale of clocks and jewelry at low prices on Front Street Warren Ta.
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George Balls Central Clothing
News Depot
Warren Pa
Warren
E. M. Pierce
Third
Hickory Streets
A. Brock
A. Finger
Water Street
Crystal Palace
P. R. Bennett
Front Street
J. A. Morrison
Daler
Pest Office
R. D. Bennett
Warren, Warren Co
Warren County Mercantile Tax Appraisal 1862
A Warren County Mercantile Tax Appraiser is appointed for 1862. Samuel Hull swears the facts in the sworn statement are true. A court notice references a June session and public hours with a separate Civil War era poem praising the sinking Cumberland and its flag retaining its glory.
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Warren
Co.empcs
Samue Hall
Mar
Philip Mead
J. P
Jon
Samuel Hull
Mercantile
Winona Senit
Fry & Howard Liquor
A. Freema A. Freeman
A. Dewey
D.C. & G Blair
An, Baker
R. I. Hazard
Austin Thomas
Bloomingdale
Warren Harris
Kinnear Liggine
Washington Brown
Kightling & Co
Eric
K. Webb
E_prep
Stephen L. Mead
Chancey Messenger
Lester Wright
Jude Wright
James L. Lott
Griapr
Saltzman & Kerberger
Kixton Spit
John I. Brasington
Wellington Green
PortsheLp Te
Au Crowel & Manchester
Dalrymple & Lockwood
Leon Becker
Wim. Langly
Kt Oo
John Martin
Ou C. Peas
D. H. Mitchell
M. W. Yost
M. F. Benedict
Erastus Barns
Spring Creek
Hleary Davis
Charles Anderson
Warren Borough
Abijal Morrion
Abijah Moorison
M. Pierce
Messner
John N.schnur
Mullally
John Honbart
Frank Mesmer
Frank Messner
Orris Hall
Martin Shaffer
Beecher & Colman
Parmice & Henry
Rbitge Litet
Ob Saltman & Kerbergen
Dilku Tabie
Philip Zimmertinn
Philip Zimmertin
Rating House
Lewis Ulrich
Ating House
M. Shaffer & Co
S. G. Stevens
LD Crandal
John O' Niel
Hating House
C. W. Rathbun
YounGsvyjLe Bo
Two Twins Bring New Burden to Young Husband
An ex-change tale tells of a newlywed man whose wife birthed twins. In church the minister counsels him on responsibility. The man, thinking the remark aimed at him personally, answers humorously, “Yes, sir, two of them.”
The Narrow Path of Credit in Civil War Times
John Brent, a prosperous merchant, faces a slump as the Civil War unsettles debt and rents. A young messenger, Wentworth, notes Mr. Morgan’s cash shortage and Brent’s reluctance to lend, prompting reflection on trust and repayment. Brent ponders reconciliation after a troubling day. Carson then arrives with a demand tied to a note Brent holds against Morgan, escalating the strain.
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John Brent
Times
Master Wentworth
Morgan
Tie
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Brent
Carson
The Fremont command and a merchant's note transfer
A merchant and friend resolve a note payment dispute Morgan cannot meet. John Brent repays with notes, then aids Ames's tenants and reflects on wartime mercy. Fremont's role expands under Lincoln and Stanton. a new iron ship steers toward battle.
Scented dandy exits after skunk joke on piazza
On the Cataract piazza a scented young gentleman provokes a bemused challenge from a plain man who claims to remove odor by burying clothes. The crowd erupts in laughter as the dandy instinctively withdraws to his upstairs retreat after the prank.
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Josh
Circle of fire vs scorpion taunt in Civil War era papers
A Memphis paper claims whisky is abundant and cheap, dismissing the report as a desperate bid to assemble a state legislature. The Louisville Journal notes taunts about Union circles and Confederate resilience, contrasted with a pithy metaphor on the human heart needing rough handling to stay pliant.
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The
Atlanta Gazette
Memphis
Louisville Journal
Quote snippets reflect governance and opinion humor
A collection of fragments discusses legality and leadership with wry aphorisms. Mentions Lt Whien Floyd and gar M Michelet and a note on a fourteenth volume of History of France. The tone hints at satire on law and power and the futility of rebellion.
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Gar M. Michelet
France
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Furine Square
Hazeltine & Co
Johnson’s Exchanse
Warren Co
Hazeltine
P. Johnson
Brown’s
Brown Brothers
W. Brown
John Brown
B. WG. Keyes
Hickory and
Third Streets
Caughey and Clark
SV Holesaly
Moffat’s Ale
Bonnell Block
State Street
Erie
M. Caughey
N. J. Clark
Pittsfield House
L. C. Pendleton
Pittsfield
A. Kirberger
Lewis Arnett, & Co
Exchange
Wetmore and Clark
Second Street
Johnson & Brown's
L. Fh
Wetmore
Junius BR. Clark
TY. R. Coleman
Dunkirk
M. Beecher, JR
Tidioute Hotel
Barnett W. Lacy
Jerome Davis
R. Brown
Johnson’s Exchange
A. Brown
C. W. Rathbun, & Co
Point Breeze
Scofield and Brown
Liberty Street
Glenne W. Scofield
WM. Dpd
Brown
Big Bend
Ferrid Entertainment
Kinzua
Smethiport
Olean
Greenland Brothers
H. A. Jamieson
R. Brown Esq
Johnson
Yankee Nations, &c
Rysecker Block
Warren County
Wm. D. Patterson
Irvine
M. Carpenter
Bartlett & Hunter’s
Nesmith and Keller
Exchange Building
Hackney House
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Warren Co. Pa
John Russell
Jos
George Ballot
Tarmer House
William Siggins
Youwngse
Alo’ Rusvillessian
Youngsville
the Cumberland
Cumberland
Philo
Mr. Carson
Old Ames
Frevoxr
Fremont
Mountain
Lincoln
Gen. Fremont
Washington Correspondence
N. Y. Evening Post
Sophia
Stevens
Delaware
Stevens Battery
Naugatuck
Bordentown
Messrstevens
New Jersey
Walnut Street Wharf
Hoboken
India
Andrews
W. W. Shippen
J. Wall Wilson
E. L. Morton
Thomas Lingle
Joseph White
Monitor
War Department
Phil
North American
Fessenden
Maine
Senate
Treasury
Free States
North
Northwest
Whien Floyd
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