Re-election Attacked in District Voice Over Revery Affair
A harsh political broadside denounces Mr Reiner and Mr Beruny for betrayals linked to the Lecompton split and border issues. It urges electing Mr McPitansan to replace Verney, accusing incumbents of aiding Northern interests and warning voters of future betrayals.
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Vote eligibility warning notices tax and election rules
A fragment warns voters to be taxed and assessed before an election. It notes the five year tax payment rule and a deadline of October 12 for eligibility. It mentions a young man aged 21 to 22 may vote without tax payment under certain conditions and hints at a public meeting about the topic.
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Ebraster
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Isaacs
Full Vote Call Urges Economy and Voters’ Scrutiny
A political appeal urges readers to oppose the current administration’s spending and favoritism. It endorses Mr. McPherson for Congress for economy and industry protection while criticizing various political figures and proposals. The piece notes upcoming meetings led by Beilry and questions trust in Dunnoway and others, urging vigilance against public funds being misused.
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Reity
Candidate criticism and alleged extra pay dispute
A factional piece accuses Daniel M. Smyser and associates of misusing legislature funds for personal gain while praising or condemning Judge Smyser. It references a 1840 letter, the Gettysburg Female Academy fund, and a debate over extra pay. The piece urges voters to scrutinize Will and Smyser as candidates.
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Sentinel
Fudge Smyser
Sgerrienune
Harper
Bag
Gettysburg
Dave
M’sherrystown Female Academy
Smyser
Wwe
Will
Bose
Sauyser
Baltimore Merchant Peter Sanermein Dies at Howard Street
Peter Sanermein, one of Howard Street’s oldest merchants in Baltimore, died Wednesday at the age of 84. He ran a long-standing hardware and general goods shop and was known for his keen business sense and community involvement. He leaves a widow and several children.
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Peter Sanermein
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Howard Street
Baltimore
Mis-statements and tariff talk in 1840s era debate
A polemic piece argues misrepresentations by the Compil er and questions Will's votes on the Estry Pay Bill and tariff measures. It mocks deception by Democratic leaders, references the Kane letter, and notes local political maneuvers in Juniata and Mifflintown. The writer asserts voters will decide re election to Congress.
Lecompton split shocks Democratic machinery across states
The administration pushes re nominations for pro Leib term members while anti Lecompton factions gain in Cumberland with 126 ballots no nomination. In York Perry Berks Lancaster Dewart Owen Janes and Philadelphia Mablenbergs oppose Lecompton. Florence Jude Co. defeated predicted. Atlantic cable restored. currents flow.
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Col
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Florence, Jundy & Co
Lancaster
Bachanuo
Congress
Fire Destroys Mountpleasant Barn. Insurance Under Review
A large barn belonging to Emanuel Miller in Mount Pleasant township burned after midnight on Wednesday, destroying the summer crop and livestock saved. Loss exceeds $5,000 with about $1,400 insured in Adams County Company. Suspected incendiary fire. Also notes on local construction, advertisements, political letters, and a Boston millionaire’s death.
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Emmnnuel Miller
Mountpleasent Township
Adams County
Bold Falsehood taints Compiler over Extra Pay dispute
A Sentinel reply rebuts a garbled Compiler extract on Mr. Wans legislative votes and Extra Pay. It accuses the Compiler of misrepresentation, defends Mr. Wann, and argues Democrats should judge the issue at the polls based on the official record showing his vote and pay history.
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Mike O7etty
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Wea
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Call to vote and public notices amid frost in Middletown
The piece urges voters to organize for the October 12 election and to oppose the administration’s policies. It notes the death of former Alabama Governor Arthur P. Bagby from yellow fever in Mobile. It also mentions a preacher planning to speak one mile west of Middletown on the Bush testing ground on October 16 and 17 amid a severe frost.
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Arthur P. Bagby
Alabama
U.S
Mobile
Middletown
Prairie State farming letter from J L A P.S
A letter from J. L. A. to Harper discusses six years in Illinois farming conditions. It notes healthy climate, modest Doctor bills, wheat and corn crops, yields per acre, market prices, and farm sizes from 80 to 160 acres with timber, schools, and churches. It ends with weather, wages, and real estate values. Northern Illinois is praised for prospects and small traders.
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Otto
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Pennsylvania iron industry urged for protection and jobs
A Pennsylvania piece argues for protective measures to revive iron production stalled by government policy. It cites 1856 output comparisons to England, widespread unemployment, and calls for political support for anti free trade candidates. Also notes counterfeit Virginia notes circulating in Wheeling and Lynchburg banks detected by brokers.
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