Waltham Sentinel, Waltham, Mass., Friday Evening, January 24, 1862

Waltham, MA: Josiah Hastings, 260 Main St, 1862. 40 x 57 cm. Editorial chides England for its continual celebration of the troubles of the United States, particularly now in the War. ""Send your demagogues from Secessia out of your cities with fleas in their ears. Pass your hand again to Jonathan in friendship, and wish him speed in crushing out the unruly, discontented people of his household..."" Letter about cotton raising in Southern Illinois, now that it's not available from the South. Letter about growing coffee in Illinois, ""which seems to be a semi-tropical state"". ""A Stage Coach Incident"" -- a young woman writes about a ride in a stage coach in Indiana, and an encounter with Tildy Trott, a large, troublesome woman, and her bandbox and carpet bags. Ads for Bininger's Old Dominion Wheat-Tonic and Bininger's Old London Dock Gin, the delicious tonic stimulant. Ad for Waltham and Boston Horse Cars. Coaches leave Waltham for Boston 15 times a day. Cars return from Bowdoin Square, Boston, for Waltham. The 7:30 a.m. coach inbound and the 8 p.m. coach outbound goes via Newton street and the Bemis factory. Ad for Campbell & Coverly Eating House, Wilson Lane, Boston, with a room especially fitted for ladies visiting Boston. Newspaper, separated at seam into two sheets. Poor. . Catalogs: Civil War/Newspapers/History.