Attorneys Advertise Prompt Professional Attention Warren Pa
Wetmore and Clark, Attorneys and Counsellors at Law offer prompt attention to professional business. Office on Second Street near Johnson Brown's in Warren, Pa. L. D Wetmore and Junius R Clark listed with Morrison House corner of Second and Market Streets east of Exchange, Warren.
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Hackney House
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Warren Co. Pa
John Russell
X. A. Jamieson
R. Brown Esq
Johnson
Brown's
R. D. Bennett
Water Street
Warren, Warren Co
J. A. Morrison
Front Street
Warren, Y
E. M. Pierce
Third
History Streets
Warren
Scofield and Brown
Liberty Street
Glenn W. Scofield
Smith & Mesmer
Barbeer House
R. Brown
Johnsen’s Exchange
Rasselas Brown
Curtis and Guthrie
Warren, McKean, Potter and Elk
B. Curtis
B. Guthrie
Wetmore and Clark
Second Street
Morrison
Second
Market
Vemees Exchange
M W. Bot
Keep the heart young and find cheer in aging
A reflective verse urging steadfast, affectionate living. It counsels keeping the heart young through faith and kindness, despite time's passing, stressing gentleness, joy, trust in God, and patience with others as the path to peace and contentment.
Poor Boy Transformed By Compassionate New England Family
In Byfield Massachusetts a weary farm couple adopts a malnourished boy named Peter Saunders. They rehabilitate him with care, faith, and hard work, guiding his reading and duties. Years later he returns as a disciplined young soldier, thanking his benefactors and seeking prayer to stay true on duty at Washington.
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Mr. Benton
Peter Saunders
Soll
Mrs. Benton
Peter
Mrs. B
New England
Mr. B
Washington
Byfield
Mass
The Teeth Mutiny Fable Referenced in Atlantic Contribution
A fable about Uncle Samuel’s teeth mutiny against the grinders ends with the front teeth breaking away and the great white molars continuing to work. It lampoons secessionist Southern Plebs led by their Patrician masters and recalls Monenius Agrippa. A separate witticism notes a man’s affection for a thin lady, saying he bears her heart.
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Dr. Holmes
Atlantic
Samuel
Uncle Samuel
Plebs
Monenius Agrippa
Tonnage Tax Abolition Act Acknowledged By Pennsylvania
A bill proposes to end tonnage taxes on rail traffic once the Pennsylvania Railroad and allied lines accept state terms. It outlines payments to the state through 1890, rate reductions for local freight, and bonds to fund related road improvements. The measure also requires railroads to publish new toll sheets and limits pricing to prevent rate discrimination.
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Pennsylvania Rail Road Company
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Portsmouth
Mount Joy
Beit
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Auditor General
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, Portsmouth, Mount Joy and Lancaster
Philadelphia
Pillsburg
Eastern
Seaboard
Pitsburgh
Baltimore
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Provisions on Stock Damages Under 1861 Act
The act allows a company to compensate stockholders at full market value for stock held, without regard to depreciation from the act. It may pay damages or the stock’s value, after which the stock is transferred to the company or retained for remaining stockholders. Repeals inconsistent laws. Approved March 7, 1861.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chartiers Valley Railroad Company
Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad Company
Fayette County
Greensburg
Youghingheny River
West Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Blairsville
Butler
Ebensburg
Bedford
Tyrone and
Court of Common Pleas
A. G. Curtin
Elixir Asthmatic Mirth in Lost Letter Tale
An ill bachelor is given a dubious elixir by his sister who vows it will cure him and make him ecstatic. The man smiles and calls her Sister-Lasie, hinting at a playful or affectionate mispronunciation in the old reading.
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Doesticks
Jersey
Japan
Mr. Jones
Sho
Academy
Gar
Bia
Neney
Sister-Lasie
Opposition masks secession as peace in journal quarrel
The Lounis ville Journal criticizes opponents who pretend neutrality and label themselves the peace party to push secession. The piece likens covert aims to hide agendas and warns that undermining unity harms all, invoking Providence as a silent guide amid public exasperation.
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Peace Party
Lounisville
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Forine Square
THE
Warren Mail
Aturday Mornie
Cowan
BRMS
Vance
George Balls Central
News Depot
Warren Pa
J. L. Burroughs
Sugar Grove
M. Carpenter
Bartlett & Hunter's
Warren, Pa
A. Kirberger
P. & W. Martin Wholesale Grocers
Courtlandt Street
Greenwich
Washington Streets
Pittsfield House
L. C. Pendleton
Pittsfield
Warren Co
Tidioute
Wm. D. Patterson
Irvine
Caughey and Clark
Moffat’s Ale
Bonnell Block
State Street
Erie
Wm. M. Caughey
N. J. Clark
B. G. Keyes
Hickory
M. Shaffer & Co
Yankee Nations, &c
Bysecker Block
Warren County
Lewis Arnett, & Co
Exchange
Hazeltine & Co
Dalois
Variety Hall
Johnson's Exchange
P. Johnson
Big Bend
Kinzan
Smethport
Olean, &c. Glade
Nesmith and Keller
A. Finger
Crystal Palace
Co. W. Rathbun, & Co
Point Breeze
WM. D. Brown
P. R. Bennett
Tidioute Hotel
J.M. Hamlin
A. Brock
L. A. Rogers
Carver House
Reed House
Eric, Pa
A.M. Guild
Brown Brothers
W. Brown
John Brown
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