Bank examines readiness to resume specie payments
Fetting forth that an examination has been made into the bank's condition and that the bank is able and ready to resume specie payments on all issues. The act allows appeals to the Supreme Court if Division of opinion occurs. provisions repeal prior inconsistent acts. January 25, 1843.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
Ita
Joan Chaney
House of Representatives
Jas. J. Faran
Senate
Valladolid Legends And Mexican Garrison Expulsion
The Valladolid region figures in history for a garrison expulsion and a later promise to remit taxes to Indigenous groups. The piece recounts a demonio parrero tale from old Yucatan lore, with exorcism efforts by a cure and bishop, leading to the demon’s departure after burning houses and public uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiay
Valladolid
Mexico
Yucatan
Iman
Demonio Parrero
Conanchez de Aguilar
el Demonio
Merida
Stephen
Will the Bankers Accept of Charters
Cadiz Sentinel critiques econocratic press claims that bankers recently chartered will not operate under the Democratic safe system. The piece argues the true obstacles are political maneuvering by Whigs and financiers seeking control, rather than the liberal content of the charter plan. It contends the public should not misread the issues as mere party strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cadiz Sentinel
Coptal
Politeat
Tne
Banking promise and political pressure in Whig capitalism
The text attacks bank promises as unreliable and accuses Whig capitalists of funding rumored reforms to sway elections. It urges Democrats to stand firm on banking policy, opposing changes that would favor new banks or relaxed charters. It notes hundreds of thousands in stock seeking deployment and frames the banking issue as a political battleground.
Ripening claims of Clay’s fitness questioned by Richmond Whigs
The Richmond Whigs argues Mr. Clay’s youth misdeeds and later truancy show a pattern of neglecting duties to those who trust him. It claims he favors land interests over constituents and betrayed party allies on the bank, Adams election, bankrupt bill, and tariff debates.
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Richmond Whigs
Mr. Clay
Clay
Kentucky
Adams
Morality and danger of seduction in Wayland critique
Professor Wayland in his Moral Philosophy portrays seduction as reckless cruelty, praising virtue and warning that a woman is a moral being whose protection and happiness depend on trust. The passage condemns male libertine acts as instruments of ruin, stressing lifelong misery and damnation for betraying virtue.
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Wayland
A Sinemlar Accident In Newark City
A young man in Newark suffered a severe injury when a pantaloons strap button flew into his eye during a dressing mishap. The button embedded under the eyelid required careful extraction by Dr Pennington. Sight potential is uncertain as eye bleeding and damage are reported.
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Newark Daily Advertiser
Pennington
Alpine instrument and corded horn tale from the peaks
The Alpine scene describes a bark instrument mimicking a speaking horn and a shepherd climbing the highest peak. A horn is sounded and mentions of sound and weather echo across the mountains, with garbled lines suggesting an old text.
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Alps
Sublight Gilding the Majestic Mountain Scenery
The observer describes grand mountain scenery with blue heaven above and shepherds voices echoing from rock, praising the Almighty. The vivid, poetic passage aims to fill the traveler with enthusiasm and awe at the natural scene.
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Heaven
Democratic resolutions endorse Van Buren and national convention
Democratic members of the New York Legislature approve a national convention for presidential nominating, call for county delegates to a state convention, and praise Martin Van Buren. They defend Governor Bouck, recall Andrew Jackson’s vetoes, oppose a Bank of the United States, and criticize Whig exchequer plans while supporting Van Buren's financial ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Tennessee
Missouri
Virginia
Republica
Martin van Borer
Orne
United States
Martin van Buren
Bouck
Andrew Jackson
Maysville Road
Bank of the United States
Union
Bank
Congress
House of Representatives
Treasury
van Buren
Jefferson
Torromel
Beebe
Debating Financial Policy and Constitutional Coinage
A historical discussion argues that the current exchange system shows no need for a national bank or exchequer paper money plan. It asserts Congress should coin money and allow fade laws to regulate value, while criticizing a Whig measure diverting public funds to states during treasury strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
National Treasury
Universal complaints and fake cure for consumption
The article decries neglect of health and promotes Dr Dan Can's Expectorant Remedy as a guaranteed, soothing cure for consumption. It urges readers to seek timely advice and warns against harming the stomach by relying on ineffective tonics. Office details are given for Philadelphia and Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dancan
North Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Frazer & Bell
Steubenville
Ohio River Improvement Proposals Open for May 1843
Proposals for furnishing and delivering rough stone for dam construction along the Ohio River are invited with bids due May 12 1843. Quantities range from 5 000 to 30 000 tons at several quarries near Pittsburgh Blennerhasset Island Buffington Island and Steubenville plus additional quarry work opposite the island and near Wheeling Virginia and Captina Bend.
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White's Ripple
Trap
Pittsburgh
Blennerhassets Island
Parkersburgh
Virginia
Buffington’s Island
Brown's Island
Stewbenville
Ohio
Dem
Mingo Island
Steubenville
Captina Selend
Wheeling Va
Doctor Duncan Expectorant Remedy Versus Consumption
An 1843 Steubenville notice extols Dr Duncan's Expectorant as a cure for colds, coughs, bronchitis, and lung disease. It describes lungs and respiration, urges afflicted readers to obtain the medicine from agents, and claims certificates of cures and miraculous effects. A fresh supply arrived April 22, 1843.
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Duncan
Frazer & Bell
Steubenville Ap
Fresh Arrival at Merion's Periodical Agency
A 1843 notice announces new periodicals including Fancy Dale by P F Arthur Miss Leslie's Magazine for Jan Feb and March Bible in Spain D Aubigne's History of the Reformation bound at 1 00 and 50 cents respectively The notice also lists other items for sale by L Mellor ap 15 1843 Periodical Agent and a separate public notice states that Warren township trustees will consider locating a township road from James Hindman and the heirs of John Tilton dec d through several lands to a lane north east of William Miller s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merion
Fancy Dale
P. F. Arthur
James Hindman
John Tilton
Samuel McCormack
Coal Bank
John M. West
Joseph G. West
Benj. F. West
William Miller
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LEW Goods
Dike & Dougherty
D. Wgowan
Mellor
Allison
Europe
Spain
Murry
Graham
Godey
Apri Martin Chuzzlewit
Io Macauly
Germany
Hewitt
Bittle
Museum
March
Walter Scott
Lear
New Monthly
Adam Brown
Horace
Bulwer
James
L. Mello
Aith
Ohio River Improvement
Doctor Duncan
John Mills
Brush Creek
Isaac M'Donald
Isaac M’ponald
Jefferson County
George Myers
Ohio River
Sant Aloe Weer
James Norton
WM. Hindman
Harlich
Eighth Sweet
Frazer & Bele
Steub
D.G. Blythe
Dike & Dougherty’s
Mordecai Moore
Ross Township
Cadiz
New Lisbon
J. Twaddle
Vice Field Township
McUrday & Loomis
Wood Street
Boston
St. Clairsville
Court of Common
Coart
Eldek P
John Crawford
Lothe
High Street
Via
Outherland
N. O
Rio
Catea
D. Gowan
D. Mwgowan
D.wpgowan
D. Mgowan
Timothy Sead
D. B.S ‘Gowan
Market Street
Post Office
Times
WM. Gett
Mechanics’ Saving Pand Society of
Mendenville
Seit Society
John Leetchy
Heveid
Wright
North African College Or Health
N.Y
N. American College of Health
Jamaica
L. I
Wm Wright
Rich
D Dennis
Greenwich St NY
North American College of Health
Tam
Chs. M. Tate
Hammersly St
York
Richard Dennis
Henry A Foote
Warwarsing
N. York
A. Maria Thompson
Greenwich St
College OF Health
MM Laughlin
Jefferson Co
John D
MOB Baxter New Alexandria
TR McKeow
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