The Pictou Observer, June 28, 1842
The Pictou Observer, June 28, 1842

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Front page of the Pictou Observer, Tuesday, June 28, 1842.

  • Planet's Cargo from Malaga
  • Advertisement for seeds sold by James Dawson
  • Advertisement for drug store on Hollis Street, Halifax
  • Advertisement for Holloway's Ointment and Pills
  • Notice against estate of the late Robert Barkley, Blacksmith, West Branch, River John
  • Editorial from the Observer re responsible government
  • Excerpt from the London Sun re boundries and populations of Nepaul, Burmah and Caubul
  • Letter to the Editor re Samuel Creelman's letter

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The Pictou Observer, June 28, 1842

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