Darker Micrographic Gallery and Local Notices
A fragment from the Whitewater region lists a micrographic picture gallery and assorted advertisements. It mentions Daguerrrotyphirz topics, Phetaerapiine on Main Street, and surgeon dentist Koen offering artificial teeth and other dental services. Also noted are Newcome & Co land agents and Whitewater Register as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DH. U
Koen
Hee Lee
Cheney de William Store
Cortner Main
Este S A. Newcome & Co
Whitewater
Wirdiffice
Uudins
A.B. Sewcosth
R.gueseyl
Poem Dreaming of Moab and the Soldier’s Honor
A fragment from a college magazine presents Nebo and Moab in a solemn lyric. It contrasts silent graves with battlefield memory, praising the fallen and the quiet dignity of mourning that rests on hills and across Jordan. The speaker invokes eternal rest, divine justice, and the honored dead as a noble procession on a hillside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebo
Jordan
Dieth
Germans in Texas Gain Free Labor Example in Western Settlements
A German settlement sketch from New Braunfels and Castroville in Western Texas portrays dairies farms and wagons, German inns and orderly homes. It notes Germans favor freedom over slavery, their strong work ethic and relative absence of enslaved labor, and cites Olmsted's figures estimating up to about 25,000 Germans in Texas with concentrations in Comal Gillespie Morina Victoria Colorado and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airmysted
Texa
Southwest
Boston
Corman
Texas
Neu-Braunfels
Mc. Olmsted
New-Brandfels
Broadway
Guadalupe
Potomac
Cap
Jackat Wes
Kendall
Santa Fe
Bynett
Puten Moryr
Tesas
South
Trederiecksburg
Gonales
Victoria
Indianela
Castroville
Quihi
Chanis
Houston
San Felipe
San Antonio
Olmsted
Tts
Crermans
Hervic Serge
Bean
American? Party
Ah. Olmsted
Comal
Gillespie
Morina Counnties
Colorado
Calhoun
Bastrop
Bexar
Fayette
Caldwell
Travis
Mays
Eastern
Central
Olmisted
Mexico
Savery
Crontier
Catton
Kossuth
Edward Everett
Shen
A Hard Lesson on Habits and a Well Turned Pledge
A Southern correspondent recounts a small farmer who prefers gradual change, nearly drowns after tumbling into a well, and is saved only when his wife insists he sign a pledge. The tale illustrates patience and prudence before attempting risky acts.
Lottery Prizes Inspire Moral Warning and Transit Plans
A scathing commentary links Lottery prizes to ruin as Mr. Calvert dies in poverty after winning 3,100,000 and later 25,000, arguing money gained through crime or gambling corrupts the soul. The piece urges restraint and moral living while noting a New York Common Council committee studying a Broadway tunnel from Wall Street to Nassau Street, seven feet deep, and Goen Harney orders sixteen infantry companies to Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
England
Common Council of
New York
Broadway
Nassau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fitetwater Aregister
L.h.rann
Abeeriberg
Monsha
Tite Wick Syyteten Ithervite
Ing Feom
Chi
Lh. H. Ran
NO. Ree Pelisenighows
N.S. Munmey
Ives
Cor Seyanerr
Joh Deichman
D. Windyssie
Kings
Schitewaree
J. L. Varaud
Crater
A- Congar
Wittreater
Wicomsin
Dvalerin Fruit
Omnatrigne
J, Clilzice
Ab Live
Odea
I Crasuth
Bank of Whitesrater
Richardson & Soito
Adail Kiaf
Otter
Weacnestem & Dowolf Foundry
Shaye
Commonwealth Tatitding
Whitesie
Weeansan
Asa
Smith
S.C. Alg & Cos
West
Witttewater
Weesthie
Wongam & Day
L W. Cotler
Stere
Railrand
Bassett
Whelecale
Beta Center
Tr Geoveries
Jens
Banden
Main Street
Whitewater Register
Mostas
Dulin Universty Magazine
Benpeor
Chu'roy
Plis
Ant
Earth
Anil
Gow
Jonely
Tommy
Juscellany
Navkin
Locustyille
Accomac Co
Virginia
Thomas Carlyle
Esquimans
New Orleans
Louisiana
Senate
House of Representatives
Randolph
Arthur Livermore
New Hampshire
John Randph
Roancake
Congress
Mr. Livermore
Jeramy
Roancoke
Dukimy
Vermont
Livermore
Johnny
Rhode Island
Ble
Jairs
Iron Nive Dampshire
Roanoake
Aly. L
Feremli
Imine
Deon
Ulicago Tribans
Wrath OF Wash
Washington
Tam
Col. Lear
Philadelphia
Lene
Tha
Aofs
Wir
Elevi
Mr. Leary
St. Clair
Lear
Ser Clair
Johnson
Lord Byron
Cehat Johnson
Hig Senrn
Goen
Harney
Leavenworth
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!