08 Jun 1835
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Newspaper
Adams Sentinel
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1835
Page
1
Poetry fragment praising the poor, contrasting humble labor with wealth and social pride. It laments lack of true wealth, elevates honest toil, and envisions the humble home as a source of music and virtue through morning and night.
The narrative recounts Spanish pirates seizing the St Helena schooner and murdering crew members. A boy observer hides in pirate tops as killings unfold with taunting laughter and ritual burial, depicting brutal violence witnessed by Waters and others.
A chaotic mix of famine warnings and odd anecdotes fills the page. A wagoner hawks flour and bacon at low prices while merchants balk at offers. A Bonaparte letter to Talleyrand about American claims surfaces in debates in the French Chamber.
A harrowing tale from a voyage where pirates lash a boy named Simuh to his father and force a jump from the deck. The captain, torn by the child's pleas, slashes toward a grim end as the two men fall into the sea. The scene ends with the boy clinging to hope as father and son meet a fatal fate.
A Milford Inquirer line notes a woman seeking a husband who calls herself past twenty yet omits how far past. The column wryly compares her to a market item, likening herself to goslings in the spring a long time past, humorously estimating forty springs ago.
A large Boston gathering backed Daniel Webster while a Baltimore visitor described a riotous scene at New York's Tammany Hall where an infidel sermon provoked strong opposition. The account details the crowd reaction, alleged obscenity, and a confrontation with hall trustees leaving others escorted to safety.
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