Emperor and Austria manifesto quotes and Napoleonic battles
The document presents an Emperor of Austria manifesto advocating justice and national duty amid war, urging restraint and alliance while referencing past European battles from 1812 to 1815. It recalls Wellington in Spain and provides casualty figures, signaling a cautious yet defiant stance toward foreign pressure and reform. A separate item notes a tragic case of a girl in Dearfield, identified by her mother’s admonition.
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Ligny
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Preval
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Quatre Bras
Belgium
Waterlao
Sardigin
Austria
Sardinia
Saviet
Ter
Piedmont
Varmah
Lost Lunatic Found and Other Local News
A county report notes Joseph Deuthart’s recapture after escaping the Tanatic Asylum near Harrisburg, and his return to the asylum. The article mentions steamer Glasgow passengers and a church appointment in Shrewsbury, with clergy shifts and a large German Reformed congregation. A passenger line improvement, a train collision near Chinover injuring a horse, and notices on local publications and deaths are included alongside miscellaneous county updates. The Star of the West arrived in New York with gold, and a Lincoln County resident John S. Duncan died after a brief illness.
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Jene Copey
Star of the West
New York
Califor Wis
Emillion
Invention Model Shown Feasible for Rail Cars
A local model by Mr. Davin Warnes promises a simple railway device that, when a train runs off track, detaches the rear car without harming the others. The alarm mechanism raises a bolt to detach one car instantly, aiming for minimal cost and broad applicability. The note also mentions a revival in vegetation after a harsh past week.
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Davin Warnes
Aspense
New Houses and Schools Planned Amid Turbulent Times
Reports describe new houses rising at the S M corner of Middle and Washington streets with Henry Tlenry of Fidinstock and Waybright Ziegler nearby, and D Kandlehart preparing a handsome Baltimore street building opposite the New Court. A first class male and female seminary is planned in Hanover, Pleasant Hill house bought, Prof Hesick to lead the Lutherville Seminary, starting in September. Williamsport Pa. suffered a destructive fire on the night of the 16th destroying several buildings including the First Presbyterian Church, with losses around 20000 dollars. Virginia election looms with Governor and legislature choices as Dalehar campaigns from home, Goggin on the stump, Montagne aiding the Democratic ticket. Empress Eugenie’s death rumor and Austrian troop fears mix with Genoa’s grand reception for the Sardinians. Canrobert watches Austrian moves as tensions rise. A Norwegian shoemaker in Minnesota earns 17000 dollars for selling pine wood in former years.
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Tlenry
Fidinestock
S.M
Middle and
Washington Etreets
Waybright Ziegler Cap
D. Kandlehart
Baltimore Street
Houge
War Clouds Rise as Sardinia and Austria Clash
Latest dispatches describe tense European mobilizations as Sardinia and Austria declare war and troops move into Piedmont. Reports touch off rumors of battles near the Po while France and Russia prepare for potential coalitions. Immigrant ships reach New York, and a Northern Wisconsin city endures a destructive fire.
Wheat Crop Prospect From Observations of Farmers
The article notes a strong wheat crop outlook based on observations and expert farmer opinions. It cites favorable weather, mentions pastures and dangers, and predicts a heavy yield despite some local concerns. The tone mirrors a 19th century rural newspaper forecast with emphasis on crop potential and seasonal progression.
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Ruyt
New Wheat Arrives From the South in May
Southern papers report early samples of new wheat from Georgia farms including Mr. N. B Moore near Augusta and Dr. Daniel’s plantation near Savannah. The fruit shows mature grain and early cutting and grinding planned at Granite mills. The crop outlook appears generally fine though some damage noted from rust.
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Lexington
N. B Moore
Daniel
Foreign influx and wage fears spark political debate
The piece argues a large influx of foreigners is risking American prosperity as imports surge and gold leaves for Europe. It condemns government inaction and warns wages will fall while natives and foreign-born compete for work, with critics citing policy failures and rising foreign-made goods.
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Europe
Ivoraac
The European Conflict and Its Wider War Fears
The article surveys a looming European war, focusing on Austria versus Sardinia and France, with major powers poised to join. It discusses military technologies, transport, and the global economic ripple, noting potential US price shifts, debt, and speculation, and traces Italian conflicts over Lombardy and Venice, with France and Sardinia pushing for constitutional change against Austrian despotism.
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The Scientific American Expansion Plans
The Scientific American pledges a costly enlargement to publish on a longer riverside run, seeking a charter to cover media science and arts topics. Despite a $3000 yearly expense rise, the publishers will raise subscriptions supported by supporters to fund the expansion.
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Scientific American
Nans
Vbba Witely Cigated
Af Medantos
Puly
Sia
Europe
Shocking Spectacle in Philadelphia Booking Court
A Philadelphia woman Mary Kemnely, in a wretched drunken state, lies on a bed of vice with her two emaciated children nearby as three-year-old and eighteen-month-old infants suffer, while bystanders report horrific neglect and a scene of ruin. The children are sent to Almahouse and the mother to prison in Middletown. Nearby, a curious oddity describes two dwarf trees with numerous pears. The report also notes a Rev Tod Chambers anniversary, religious incidents, a man running a 100 hour challenge, and tragedies from Crezot and Washington winter losses.
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Philadelphia
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