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Stampless Letter from Ira Ballou to Concord, NH, July 10, 1840


A stampless folded lettersheet, likely hand-carried, addressed to Concord, New Hampshire. The letter, approximately three-quarters of a page, is dated July 10, 1840, and written by Ira Ballou from Manchester. The letter mentions the sale of "Persian Pills" and "Jew David Plaster," referencing a popular remedy of the time. An excerpt reads: "E W Capron & Co appointed me their agent for the Sale of their Persian Pills and Jew David Plaster and told me that if I sold out before they came again to send to you and you would supply me on their account. I should like 4 Doz of the Plaster less if youcannot spair so much, you can send it by the Stage Driver."


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  • Hart, Abraham

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