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The Man Without a Country (1917) - 2

Goetz Karte 1. German postcard - Public domain postcard scan

SWEEPSTAKES (Ship) (c112-02-32a)

FLEETFORD Clipper ship sailing card 593644

The Dead, Steered by the Dumb, Swept Upward with the Flood

[Stubbe, Goldsboro Team, baseball card portrait]

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[Slave quarters on a plantation, possibly in Beaufort, South Carolina]

[Bonaventure. Spanish moss from twigs "Resumation" fern along bark. Tree is an evergreen oak - one of the willow leaf family..]

[Slave quarters on a plantation, possibly in Beaufort, South Carolina]

Great excitement in South Carolina! was being caused before the war by the wonderful cures of bronchitis, asthma, sore throat, consumption &c. &c., effected by Wishart's Pine Tree tar cordiall, in and around Charleston. Beauregard himself might

[Dr. Jenkins' Garden, Beaufort, South Carolina (?)]

[Deux gros troncs de charme devant un mur.]

[He won't let go. A cleverer crow than the bird of Aesop's fable]

Felix Bracquemond - [Une petite mare entounée d'arbres.]

[Man in irrigated orchard, probably Pontiac, Ill.]

[Adv. for Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial (patent medicine) in small type; large type reads "Great Excitement in South Carolina! Beauregard himself might as well be a Prisoner!"; no illus]

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Reference copy may be in LOT 4399.

This record contains unverified, old data from caption card.

Caption card tracings: BI; Civil War Home front; Patent medicines; Broadsides 1863; RBD; Cartoons, US; Advertising; Shelf.

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adv wishart pine tree tar pine tree tar patent medicine patent medicine type great excitement great excitement south carolina beauregard prisoner illus 1863 19th century wishart pine tree tar cordial rare books illustrations american civil war civil war printed advertisement library of congress
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Date

01/01/1863
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Library of Congress
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label_outline Explore Pine Tree Tar, Wishart, Patent Medicine

[Native American mortuary customs: row of Indians carrying bodies over their shoulders to fires, platform with skeletons hanging above and bones below on benches, and groups of Indians standing around fires and poles hung with cloth or skins]

Patent Office. Washington DC Government Facilities, 19th century.

Dr. L. Q. C. Wishart's pine tree tar cordial. A great remedy for the cure of throat and lung diseases and great American dyspepsia pills. ... Philadelphia [1868].

Catalogue of the valuable library of Christopher Beckett Denison, Esq., deceased... comprising works on the fine arts, books of prints, historical and biographical works, voyages and travels, and works in general English literature ; also, a small collection of engravings

Horse-drawn sledge in gateway of Manchu house across Amur river from Blagovestchenck [i.e. Blagoveshchensk]

Patent Office Building, Bounded by Seventh, Ninth, F & G Streets, Northwest, Washington, District of Columbia, DC

Retired U.S. Army Maj. Ted Gostas, prisoner of war

Catherine Mackenzie, arrested for larceny

[Title page of Conicorum, with seated helmeted figure holding lance and shield in front of sheldonian Theater, Oxford, England] / delin. M. Burghers ; scult. Univ. Ox. 1704.

Mug Shot Photograph of Ben McDaniel, Leavenworth inmate

The Invasion of the North - Harrisburg, Pennsylvania / from a sketch by Mr. Perkins.

Lives, Crimes and Confessions of the Assassins [of Abraham Lincoln], by Dr. L.L. Stevens

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adv wishart pine tree tar pine tree tar patent medicine patent medicine type great excitement great excitement south carolina beauregard prisoner illus 1863 19th century wishart pine tree tar cordial rare books illustrations american civil war civil war printed advertisement library of congress