Mail Train Routes and A Poem Fragment in One Notice
A mixed notice lists trains like Erie Express and Accommodation with arrival and departure times between Philadelphia Warren Corry and It GOING EAST. An archaic poem extols a faithful soul free from slavery, revering God and inner truth as the essence of a good man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
JAY
Oil City
Franklin
Parker
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Sliver Palace
Corry
J. J. Lawrence
Tuos
M. Kina
Wa Yeas
Philadelphia
Warren
Ice
Erie Express
Phila
Erie
Warri
Phi
Warr Express
Irvington
Oil Creek
Allegheny River
WM. A. Baldwin
Petroleum Centre
Titusville
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Atlantic and Great Western Railway
New York
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Buffalo, Corry
Philadelphia and Erie Railway
John Pitcairn, Jr
C. J. Hepburn
Stup't
God
Janet Wins Grandma Leeds Fortune For Love
Janet Leeds endures envy from sisters as Austin Bosworth returns to rescue her from hardship. Grandma Leeds hides a fortune in stock and furniture, bequeathing ten thousand dollars to Janet. Janet and Austin marry, while the sisters question his motives, which the tale confirms as true love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Leeds
Janet
Lestie
Janet Leeds
Belle Margaret
Grandma
Clara Bosworth
Lettie
Margaret
Austin Bosworth
Clara
Austin
Janie
Leonard
Bosworth House
Berne
Mr. Bosworth
Holmes
Democratic campaign banners tainted by race hate schemes in 1870
An account recalls the Democratic work in New York organizing mass banners and caricatures to sway voters in the 1870 campaign. Plans included repurposing anti Republican imagery targeted at the South and border states. Box shipments misrouted causing cross-region outrage and accusations of "Democrisy" in the rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin
New York
Workin Committee
Cirkler
Chaveman
Ameriky
Menshun
Demokratic Party
New Jersey
Massychoosits
Connecticut
Californy
Pennsylvany
New England
Democratic
Greeley
Petroleum
Naspy
Prayer Meeting Reminder and Association Notes
The Warren Young Men's Christian Association invites all to a Sabbath prayer meeting at 4 15 P M in the association rooms. The regular business meeting occurs on the third Tuesday of each month at 7 30 P M. The committee seeks suitable original articles for publication and requests nonsectarian nonpolitical content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association of
Warren
W. A. Rankin
Where Will I Find My Portion in Eternity
Poetic meditation on heaven and earth fused, pondering death and the afterlife. The speaker questions where their portion will rest and where eternity will be spent, asking timelessly about ultimate fate.
The Christian’s Power Through Christ Strengthens Believers
The text argues that atheists and hypocrites taunt Christians but cannot deny the morality of the New Testament. It asserts Christians rely on Christ’s strength, not their own, and that faith is proven under trial. Francis Spira’s death is cited to show unbelief’s limits.
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J. B., Spencer, & CO. N. Y
Otto Huber
Warren
Pedlers
Thackery
Christ
Francis Spira
Jesus Christ
The True Church and Its Simple Gospel
Beecher argues the truest church is defined by the power with God and sympathy with people. He says true religion is simple like a child’s love for parents and clear in urging reconciliation with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrrist
God
Beecher
Hidden Treasures in the Saxon Green Room
In Dresden, a silver egg gifted to a Saxon queen opens to reveal a golden yolk containing a chicken. Pressing a wing uncovers a gold crown studded with jewels, and another spring hides a diamond ring. The passage uses this as a metaphor for discovering deeper truths in God's Word. Many neglect to touch the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Mercy and Goodness Defined in Sacred Verse
A concise comparison presents mercy as compassion for the fallen and mercy that redeems the prodigal, contrasting it with goodness that uplifts the worthy. The passage emphasizes mercy as active pity, mercy seeks reconciliation, and mercy brings forgiveness rather than mere reward or merit.
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Kirberger & Rowland
Youse
A. Kirbeger
W. C. Rowland
J. H. Douglass
Shafer Block
Carver House
Brown & Schnur
Attorneys At Law
Liberty Street
G. W. Scofield
W. D. Blown
WM. Schntr
Co. C. Thompson
Second St
Beecher & Copeland’s
J. A. Partridge
Warren, Penna
Rufus B. Smith
Smith & Thompson
Warren Pa
Russel House
Kulytf J. Loomis
Allen & Reeves
Water Street
Sunter
Lex
F.D. Reeves
G. W. Allen
J. N. Schnur
Russell House
J. A. Neill
Watson & Davis
Water Streets
W. C. Coburn
M. D
J. W. Potter
Tidioute
White’s Hotel
N. B
Venango
Forest Counties
SfebtSly
Culbertson, Bowman & Wood
Youngsville, Warren Co
J. A. CuLeertsey
D. C. Bowman
G. R. Woop
George Reig, JR
Second Street
J. B. Brown’s
Warren, Pa
Laugbcott
P. & W. Martin
Cortland Street
Greenwich
Washington Sts
Peter Martin
WM. Martin
George Baul
J. H. Mitchell & CO
J. H. Mitchell
H. A. Jamieson
C. W. Stone
Wetmore & Clark
Johnson “ Brown’s
D. Wetmore
J. R. Clare
Greenland Brothers
Keystone Block
Charles Dinsmoor
Justice O the Peace
Hickory and
Wilbur & Allen
Johnson’s Exchange
First National Bank
W. W. Wilsur
T. Allen
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Mary A. Saddler
Mary A. Smith
Jamestown
R. Phillips
Warren and
Old Exchange
Dr. Sager
Eniwarren
Tee
Creek and
Irvineton
White Oaks
Tionesta
Cleopolis
Tionesia
Oleopolis
Will
Normandy
Savings Bank
Warren County
L. F. Watson
G. E. Barger
Cashier
O. H. Hunter
P. Falconer
P. J. Trashel
O. C. Allen
B. Nesmith
W. H. Shortt
Mark
Br. Sage
I.V. Prence
Main Street
Butfalo
N.Y
Hazeltine & CO
Nasby
Frederick Charles
Nancy
the True Church
Hidden Treasures
Mercy
Goodness
Scrop
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