The War in Europe and Italian Volunteers Rise
A long nationalist survey traces Franco Austrian wars, Napoleon era shifts, and the 1813 to 1815 upheavals shaping Europe. It notes Italian volunteers forming under Victor Emanuel, exile movements from Naples, and anti Austrian sentiment guiding modern Italian liberation efforts. The piece also recaps a Chicago execution scene and the Pilgrim ascent of railway workers toward Pike’s Peak.
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Europe
Effors
Paat
Austria
Beane
Thara
Franca
Sheirss
Prussix
Papeta
Spain
Aue
Eestiih
Tealy
Elie
Sunlinin
Wussia
Ap Atine
Kragec
Ant
Hay
Italy
Have
Evar
Napoleon
Paul Bowiths
Marengir
Nohenlinten
Gurywang
Moreen
Vienna
Kange
France
Auatric
Ruabig
Snel
Anstertitz
Napalena
Danube
Morhoa
Vicento
Thaly
Vienice
Lombardy
I &Ustela
Karops
He Hend
Germany
Big Amole
Louis Napoleon
Cinerneté Bacquirer
Celt YS Burg Girly Wanted and News Items
Advertisements call for finial assistants at Mt Molly Springs Paperanili. Reports cover a court case injuries to workers at Shands, Buehler & Rusts, a new law practice opening, a new locomotive for the Bond, a missing person reappearing near Harrisburg, endowment efforts for Pennsylvania College, a public cemetery initiative, European war news, a major fire in Marietta, and the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad engine-house fire. Includes local politics, railroad affairs, and maritime commerce updates.
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Mt Molly Springs Paperanili
Eiven Ly
What the Railroad is Doing
An old readers note praising railroad improvements and neighborhood progress. The piece highlights enhanced homes along the corridor, new buildings, and cleaner streets as signs of enterprise. It references Me and Miovonas Hunvaru, describing two story brick dwellings and bank buildings as examples of growth nearby.
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Uetereburg
Miovonas Hunvaru
Land Deals and Obituary Musings From York Paper
Notices of land sales include Mossra Sumrock and McConsuary selling a tract for 125 per acre and John G. Guipbell selling about 4 acres near the College for 300 cash. An obituary from the York Republican quotes a heartfelt tribute to a long respected, unnamed gentleman who died after months of ill health, reflecting on memory and enduring friendship.
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Mossra Sumrock & McConsuary
Tacow Benner
A. Sear
John G. Guipbell
Bay
York
York Republican
Goonnan
Deni
Marth
What Does it Mean The Cavevar Spectator Tale
Tigh Constable Hoffan has served a legal restraint against Gettysburg Railroad Company to stop trespassing on Pablo Common within the Borough, followed by a seventh annual report of Hanover Keane Railroad Company noting lower earnings due to business downturn and harvest losses, with expenditures of 885,752 45 and receipts of 837,704 78, balance 8L94233, plus an election for the Flatover Binh Railroad President and Managers. A change of charge at Upper Strasburg and a public recantation of claims about St Josephs Seminary are mentioned, along with a military encampment at Chambersburg and the arrival of the Mary Caroline Stavone to Liberia with emigrants including three ministers.
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Cavevar Spectator
Wriday Jost
Hoffan
Gettysburg , Railroad Company
Pablo Common
Hanover Keane Railroad Company
Gny
Fires rage at Harrisburg asylums and poorhouse endangers
A blaze destroyed the State Domitic Asylum and its stock, including horses and agricultural tools, with losses around 4000 dollars. Early morning fire hit the Dauphin County Poor House, killing multiple animals and destroying hay oats rye and potatoes worth about 5000 dollars. A man named Martin Senry Wolf, a former asylum inmate, is held on suspicion of firing both buildings. he was arrested and jailed.
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Harrisburg
Timatic Asylum
Dauphin County
Harursnura
Xanga
Martin Senry Wolf
Denny
Border disturbances prompt Missouri border defense orders
Governor Stewart of Missouri orders Adjutant General to inspect exposed counties and form military companies to resist potential incursions by bands organized in Kansas Territory. The move aims to avoid clashes between Kansas and Missouri citizens while preparing for possible invasion.
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Stewart
Missouri
Kyngay
Kanaus
Kansas
Missouri lamp industry and free labor expansion controversy
The Missouri paper discusses large lamp production, farm prosperity, and climate advantages, noting migrants from free states and potential colonization efforts. It also profiles marriages and African missionary origins, including Coury Boariman and Ee Kan Evens, and reports on a manslaughter conviction of the Ocean Spray case, plus local rescues and financial concerns about bread, gold, and the Utah situation.
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Missouri Papera
Missouri
Adil
Wisconsin
Bow Free State
S. Coury Boariman
Africa
Ee Kan Evens
Baltimore
Wsardswan
Gaboon River
Liberia
Ira Preston
Americay Board
Siz Monthangy
Hnard
Walker
Konrdinay
Gliss
Gahoon
Misa Beans
Resolutions on Faculty Resignation Adopted by Medical Students
A May 8 1859 meeting of the Students in the Medical Department of Pouneyleain College adopted resolutions lamenting the Medical Faculty's resignation while praising their diligence and sacrifice. They resolved to honor the faculty, cherish their lectures, and present copies of the resolutions to each faculty member and publish them in the Adams Sentinel and the Pros. Signed by A W Fleming Chen A A Vertana and Seoy.
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Cucsansteneat
Pouneyleain College
Sincera
Xeas Whials
Adaius Sentinel
A.W. Fleming
Alu) Chen
A. A. Vertana
Phibi
Seoy
Ten Steamboats Burnt At Prorsaven Harbor Fire
Ten steamboats were destroyed when a fire at the Henry Groff spread rapidly at Prorsaven on May 7. The Economy and South America escaped, the latter aiding in saving others. thirty boats at the landing were briefly involved, and several vessels including Henry Graff and Jamonia were lost with some freight on the wharf destroyed.
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Prorsaven
Henry Groff
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
South America
Henry Graff
Council Blair
Potomyc
Pornola
James Wood
Belwo
Fire roars through Black River Woollen Mills. deaths reported
In Watertown New York on May 8 a blaze destroyed the Black River Woollen Mills. Originating in the Picking room the fire trapped workers and caused two deaths thirteen serious injuries two fatally. Sixty people were inside when it broke out. Loss is about 40000 dollars with partial insurance. Rescue efforts used ladders and improvised means as some workers remained missing.
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Watertown
N.Y
Black River
Epreas
Bome
She Tosa
Double Executions Reported At Cinteago May 7
A summary of two executions for murder and revenge in Cinteago and Lyves area, detailing sentences for Mishael McMnamnon and Michael Bjou, and noting a separate incident of a windlass accident at Whealing Va that injured Thomas Newton. Additional items include a sketch of Juarez, Mexico’s president, and a Richmond area counterfeiting indictment against John and family McCleary.
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Cinteago
Mishael McMnamnon
Michael Bjou
Warder
Hig
Nathaniel Violen Garner
Lyves
Chivaga
Mouths Antegor
Yumerdas
Willoughby Gum Spring Grain Drill Showcased by Vendors
Willoughby’s celebrated gum spring grain drill, praised for rock and root tolerance and automatic reset, is displayed at agricultural implement warehouses. The drill, tested in Cumberland, York, and Perry counties, received top prizes at 1858 fairs and the Richmond National Patent Exhibition, with noted efficiency in seed distribution and sod handling.
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Willoughby
DP. Gardner & Co
Camlishs
Culberhind
Addins
York
Perry
Varmoys
Mesera
Sumaps
Bunnnen & Kunz
Adaws
Cumberland
Percy
Hel Ib Richmand
Virginia
Lotuy
Perry County
Fire devastates Oshkosh Wisconsin with extensive losses
A destructive fire swept Oshkosh Wisconsin last night likely started by an incendiary. Winds fueled rapid blaze gutting the banking house Kellogg Co post office and many business blocks in about an hour. Estimated losses reach at least 400000 with little insurance due to town exposure.
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Oshkosh Wisconsin
Cutcano
Oshkish
Wisconsin
Oshkosh Tote
Mesers, Kellogg & Co
Iba
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Sure Aipia
Victor Kinautel
England
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Manna
Jurin
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George Manin
Manin
Venice
Staliar Patrinis
Valuntuers
New York
Post
Mys
Fie
Gevarn
Karspe
Chicago Pines
Widwy
Michael McNannen
Marra
Goures
Jupyth
Arex
CELT
Howe
Youeg
Perera
Shands
Buehler & Rusts
Balug
Tle
Messrs. Tuldwin & Ga
Philadelphia
Josie Deanpoter
Butler Town
Hines Risburg
Tarrisburg
Sever
Joseph Desidoril
Comypitir
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Pennsylvania College
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Sar Wo
McSuenay
May
Littlestown Railroad
Johnon Misn
Littestown
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Stix
Prussia
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Avatvia
Lalys
Sardisia
Aygainet Vantin
Bad
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Obin
Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad Company
Canton Avenue
Jar Protector Almetend
Fale College
New Haven
Atrion
Wednaslay
Bayd
Linslon
Aially
Gartev. J. Mitnney
Upper Strasburg
Tranklin County
J. Hannaberry
Misa Bunkley
St. Joseph’s Seminary
Ewanitsburg
Chamberburg
Elst Inst
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Baltisiore
Harti
Qlich
Sears
Sao
Cental
Ohio
Wheeling Satellis
Garrett
Baltimore and
Quickilroad
Fefthe
Doylestown Stendant
Democratic Party
Hun Wright
Lae Potorane
al Suma
Tivary
Amuller
Elio Buutty
Haq
Angeracews
Lim
Wm. M. Marshall
Jas Bee
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Maw
Huyti
Gee
Wm. Bi, Reed
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Congress
Sarines Herle
David Wilson
Wrightsville
Loviea Wilson
John Tiger
Thukterd
Bowie
Wham Forng
Gov Cumming
United States
Utah
Baltimore Exchange
Whealing
Thomas Newtn
Newton
Whelen
Sheek of
Muurez
Mexico
Orleana Picayune
Juares
India
Snd
Burg
John McCleary
Levinia McCleary
Fama McCleary
Eirza McCleary
Tritt
Madionville
Mansonville
Avwatry
Kentucky
Boar
Virginia Central Railroad
Vernce Stringfellow
Ilguaver Eounty
Stringfellow
Dr. Nelson
Livingfellow
Seringfellow
Misa Louisa Stringfellow
Craig Nelson
Mr. Stringfellow
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Petersburg
Cenada
Detroit
Canada
Tennessee
Maiden
Jacobi
Evane
Pittebarg
Maxon
Baltimore Trent
Baltimiers
SH Twatya
Sal
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