22 Jul 1850
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1850
Page
1
A long reader voice laments vulgar language confesses youths grow depraved and urges grown men to reform before guiding children. It argues self-restraint, moral instruction, and careful speech are essential to curb vice and shape character, recalling religious duty and parental example.
A summary of ratifications and provisions of the treaty concerning the Isthmian canal, Central America, protection for voyagers, and maritime rights. The text notes the treaty’s intent to establish an equitably accessible canal, neutral protection for transit, and broader implications for global commerce and naval power dynamics. It emphasizes non-occupation of Central American territories without consent and the potential for wider participation by maritime powers.
The text recalls the burning of the steamer Gruth with near 200 lives lost, describing the funeral on a hill overlooking the death site. It charts reactions, a courtroom mentioned by a lawyer, and notes on the tragedy’s aftermath with vivid but solemn detail.
A Philadelphia Bulletin correspondent recounts General Zachary Taylor's final illness and death with vivid detail. The account covers medical efforts, political pressures over slavery, family scenes at the White House, changing prognoses, and the nation’s mourning as the president passes away after a long, arduous illness.
A garbled OCR style note lists Audiraey of Drsidleute Wadia and others such as Mian Jefferan Madison Monron and a Taylor by the Presidents. It mentions Hei Jobo Q Adare Iuen and a second tata, plus references to Volk Vaz Buren and Jud oon ad Taree alder.
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