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Parc Français. Artillerie.
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Parc Francais, la galvanoplastic.
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Jardin d'horticulture, le Ruisseau G[illegible] serre
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Reunion of the students and graduates of the Quaker City Business College, Thursday evening, February 14, 1867.
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Costume guerriers Japonais.
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Sunday school hymns. To be sung by the children at the grand gathering, June 13th, 1868.
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A. S. Renner, carriage builder, Perkasie Station, N.P.R.R. Bucks Co., Pa.
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[Die-cut textile label depicting the United States Capitol Building]
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Bought of John Hays & Co., miners and dealers in all kinds of hard and soft coal and coke. Office and dock: C. & P. R'y coal pier and 9 Prospect St. Cleveland, Ohio.
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May I. C. U. home?
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E. Andrews, manufacturer of saws, patent hooks and stirrups, patent taks, patent spring steel wood-saw frames.
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Bought of Artman, Dillinger & Co. Wholesale dealers in cotton yarns, carpet chain, carpets, ratting, wadding, tie, and wick yarns, oil cloths, window sh[ades], door mats, grain bags, cordage brushes, looking glasses, wood[en] [a]nd willow ware, &c. 104 No
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[Billheads from Omaha, Nebraska businesses issued to Dr. Charles L. Heizmann]
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Jacob H. Hain, manufacturer of saddles, harnesss, bridles, collars, covers, whips, No. 321 Penn Street, Reading, Pa., (a few doors below the "Adler" Printing Office,) orders respectfully solicited and all work warranted.
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James Vick, Rochester, N.Y. Flower, vegetable, seeds &c.
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W.G. Moore, successor to Seltzer & Moore, wholesale and retail mule dealers, Womelsdorf, Pa.
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The National Live Stock Journal, handsomely illustrated, contains 48 large pages, devoted to the interests of stock breeders and farmers.
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Bought of Edwin Hall, no. 28 South Second St., silks, shawls, dress goods, cloths, mourning goods, furnishing goods, gloves, hosiery, embroideries, laces, white goods &c.
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To Fenstermacher Brothers, Dr. Shipping and commission merchants, no. 5 Walnut Street, above Delaware Avenue, oysters, fruits, poultry, &c.
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Bought of F. Millett & Co. Wholesale dealers in foreign and domestic fruits, spices, olive oils, canned goods, &c. No. 5 Arch Street.
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Croston Nurseries, bought of J. G. Dannaker & Son, nurseryman, King-of-Prussia, Montgomery Co. Pa.
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Jesus Lied.
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Public Ledger Job Printing Office, south-west corner Sixth and Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
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Washington. Printed by S. H. Greene & Sons. Riverpoint, R.I. Coffin, Artemus & Co. Sole agents.
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Martha Washington. Printed by S. H. Greene & Sons. Riverpoint, R.I. Coffin, Artemus & Co. Sole agents.
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C. H. Frederick, Omaha.
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Jno. Adams, general agent for the Parsons oil burner, Bradford, Pa.
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Record of birth & baptism.
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This certifies that [blank], the [blank] of [blank] and his wife [blank], as born [blank] on the [blank] day of [blank] 18[blank], and that [blank] was baptized on the [blank] day of [blank] in the year of our Lord 18[blank]
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[Schuylkill Navigation Company stock certificate]
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Munn & Co., 37 Park Row, N.Y, solicitors of American and foreign patents and publishers of the "Scientific American."
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Geo. W. Nock, locksmith, bell hanger and silver plater, 142 N. Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
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Harrisburg Nail Works, Henry McCormick, treasurer.
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Keystone Normal School
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Yohn's carriage manufactory, cor. Apple and Evans streets, Pottstown, Pa.
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Delavan House, Chas. E. Leland & Co., proprietors. Warren F. Leland.
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Geistlicher Irrgarten
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Barren Hill Hotel, no. 1, (opposite the Germantown Road.) James Mewhinney, proprietor. Choice wines, liquors, and cigars.
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Machinery Hall. Centennial International Exhibition.
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[Centennial Exhibition raffle trade cards advertising the New American sewing machine manufactured by American B.H.O. (Button Hole Overseaming) Machine Co., 1318 Chestnut St., Philadelpia, Pa.]
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William Still, dealer in Lehigh & Schuylkill coal, 1216, 1218 and 1220 Washington Avenue, Philadelphia.
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Amateur newspaper collection
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Memorial of the International Exhibition at Philadelphia. 1876.
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Pope's rifle air pistol gallery, 41st Street, opp. Poplar, Centennial grounds, 40 ranges, 10 shots, 10 cts.
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The Shaker extract of roots. Sold by A.J. White, New York City. Office, 29 Murray Street.
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American Hotel, S. M. Heulings proprietor, Chestnut Street bet. Fifth & Sixth, opposite Independence Hall, Philadelphia.
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Centennial buildings at Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, Penn.
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p. 4
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p. 12
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pp. 15-16
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p. 2
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Horticultural Hall. Length 360 ft. Width 160 ft.
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International Exhibition. Main Building.
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Horticultural Hall. Length, 383 ft. Width, 193 ft.
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[Collecting cards depicting Centennial Exhibition buildings]
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J. Russell & Co. Green River Works, MS. Established 1834.
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Memorial Hall. International Exhibition. Length 365 ft. Width 210 ft.
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Philip Doersom, carriage builder, Lancaster, Pa.
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Centennial. 1776. 1876. Dwight Compy.
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D. Landreth & Sons, 21 and 23 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia. Seeds & bulbs, implements and tools for farm, garden, greenhouse
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