Newspaper The Franklin Telegraph and Democratic Advertiser (Chambersburg, Pa.) 183?-1???

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Title

The Franklin Telegraph and Democratic Advertiser (Chambersburg, Pa.) 183?-1???

Dates of Publication

183?-1???

Created / Published

Chambersburg, Pa. : Brown & Kesey

Headings

- United States--Pennsylvania--Franklin--Chambersburg

Notes

- Weekly
- Issues for called also .
- Description based on: Third ser., v. 2, no. 5 (Apr. 27, 1840).

Medium

v. : ill. (chiefly advertisements) ; 57 cm.

Library of Congress Control Number

sn90069196

OCLC Number

20584389

Preceding Titles

The Franklin Telegraph (Chambersburg, Pa.) 1832-183?

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