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1. Stevens High School graduating exercises, Tuesday, June 28, 1881 [electronic resource].

Corporate Author:
Stevens High School (Claremont, N.H.)
Published:
1881
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

2. Circular letter. [electronic resource] : Beloved Gospel friends, We acknowledge, with real pleasure, a universally kind response to our letter of March 29th. With equal pleasure do we report a united desire for the continuance of our little paper ...

Author/Creator:
Briggs, N. A.
Published:
1876
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

3. New Hampshire at the Centennial [electronic resource] : An immense interest has been awakened, throughout the country, in relation to the Centennial Exhibition soon to be opened in Philadelphia. Our state is making an effort, in various departments, to make a respectable representation of our industries. The State Board of Agriculture ... has taken a large space in the exhibition buildings for the products of the state. ...It would be very gratifying if every agricultural society in the state, every farmers' club, and every grange ... would make a collection, and forward it seasonably to the board at Concord. ...

Corporate Author:
New Hampshire. Board of Agriculture.
Published:
1876
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

4. Essex Institute excursion. [electronic resource] : At the request of many of its friends, the Essex Institute has arranged an excursion to North Conway and the White Mountains, and, by the liberality of the Eastern Rail Road and the proprietors of the "Kiarsarge" and "Crawford" houses, is enabled to offer to members of the institute and their friends an opportunity to make this very interesting journey at a much less expense than the ordinary rates of travel. ...

Published:
1875
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

5. Office of James G. Young's Insurance Agency, Bates & Gilpatrick's New Block, corner of Main and Fore Sts. [electronic resource] : Great Falls, N.H., Jan. 1875. Dear Sir: I take pleasure in herewith handing you my calendar for 1875. ...

Corporate Author:
Great Falls General Insurance Agency.
Published:
1875
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

6. To the people of Manchester. Facts for future reference [electronic resource] : The following description of the route from Manchester, or Parker's station on the Manchester and North Weare R.R., to Peterborough and Keene, is from the report of the engineer, --ex-governor James A. Weston ...

Published:
1875
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

7. Tourists, attention! [electronic resource] : A most interesting old mansion. Gov. Wentworth's homestead, at Little Harbor, about two miles from the centre of Portsmouth, N.H.

Author/Creator:
Israel, William P.
Published:
1875
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

8. Regulations established by the Fire-Wards! Pittsfield, N.H. January, 1874. [electronic resource] : By virtue of the authority in us vested by law, we, the subscribers, Fire-Wards of the Pittsfield Fire District ... do establish the following regulations respecting the kindling, guarding and safe-keeping, and for the preventing and extinguishing of fires, to be enforced in all places in said district

Corporate Author:
Fire-Wards of the Pittsfield Fire District.
Published:
1874
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

9. The Fitzwilliam Savings Bank, Fitzwilliam, N.H. [electronic resource] : Officers for 1873 ...

Corporate Author:
Fitzwilliam Savings Bank (Fitzwilliam, N.H.)
Published:
1873
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

10. Rhetorical exercises. [electronic resource] : In the church, Wednesday, June 18th.

Published:
1873
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

11. To the sons of Portsmouth abroad. [electronic resource] : In anticipation of your return, in July, to the home of your youth, the undersigned would say a word to you in behalf of one of the most worthy, and most unfortunate, of those who ... enjoyed with the eldest of the "sons" the pleasures of a Portsmouth boyhood. They allude to Daniel A. Drown, who has for so many years been an invalid. ... He has prepared for publication an elegant volume of his own poems ...

Author/Creator:
Kennard, William Henry, d. 1891.
Published:
1873
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

12. Amusing and instructive! Mons. Dubois, the humorous Frenchman, will throw open his portfolio, including his Budget of blunders, at [blank] on [blank] [electronic resource] : Opinions of the press

Published:
1872
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

13. The Boston journal. The politician's guide. Presidential campaign of 1872. Interesting and useful statistical information. [electronic resource] : The publishers of the Boston journal present to the public the following carefully compiled tables of political statistics. ... The presidential election takes place Tuesday, November 5th, 1872

Published:
1872
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

14. Georgianna Lovering, or The Northwood tragedy! [electronic resource]

Author/Creator:
DeWolfe, George G. B. (George Gordon Byron), 1835-1873.
Published:
1872
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

15. Inauguration day in Concord [electronic resource].

Author/Creator:
DeWolfe, George G. B. (George Gordon Byron), 1835-1873.
Published:
1872
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

16. Letter from Carlos G. Hawthorne Esq., of Hopkinton. [electronic resource] : He repudiates Gen. Grant, and gives reasons for the faith that is in him why it is his duty to vote for Mr. Greeley. ... It was written by a man who has been a life-long Republican, and to whom the Republican Party has been indebted in times past, for efficient labor. We need only say that Mr. Hawthorne is a practicing lawyer in Hopkinton, and that in him the Liberal movement will find a zealous worker, and an earnest and faithful advocate: To the Republican voters of Hopkinton. ...

Author/Creator:
Hawthorne, Carlos G., 1827-1893.
Published:
1872
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

17. Treasurer's Office, Nashua and Rochester Railroad. [electronic resource] : Worcester, Mass., May 8, 1872. At a meeting of the corporation, proprietors, stockholders, subscribers to stock, and contributors to capital in the Nashua and Rochester Railroad, held in the city of Nashua on the 7th instant ...

Corporate Author:
Nashua and Rochester Railroad.
Published:
1872
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

18. Burglary and robbery! $600.00 reward!! [electronic resource] : I will pay a reward of one hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who forcibly entered my store and the post office, on the night of the second day of May inst, and stole therefrom to the amount of about two hundred and fifty dollars. ...

Author/Creator:
Smith, Rufus Clement, b. 1836.
Published:
1871
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

19. Young America news-boy [electronic resource].

Author/Creator:
Rust, Charles P. (Charles Perley), b. 1853.
Published:
1871
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

20. An appeal to the Universalist women of New Hampshire. [electronic resource] : At the General Convention of Universalists held in Buffalo, Sept., 1869, a Woman's Centenary Aid Association was organized with Mrs. C.A. Soule, president ... in order that the women of our denomination might lend their aid and influence in raising the two hundred thousand dollars which is to be known as the Murray Centenary Fund, the interest only of which can and will be used in educating young men and women for the ministry, in premoting [sic] general missionary work, and assisting needy societies ...

Corporate Author:
Woman's Centenary Aid Association.
Published:
1870
Online:
opac.newsbank.com
Format:
Book

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