Publication advertising pricing rules 1829 notice
The American Union and Herald and Gazette announce new advertising rates effective immediately. Notices including funerals, elections, obituaries, and miscellaneous public notices will be charged per line or per square with no exceptions. Publishers state cash must be paid on publication left, and jail terms or fines could follow for nonpayment.
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Ohio
Ately
W. C. McAuslen
G. & M.L. Morris
the American Union
Wilson & Worstell
Herald & Gazette
Steubenville
Letter From Hon Richard Rush on Germantown Harvest Home
The Philadelphia Spirit prints Hon. Richard Rush's August 6 1809 letter declining attendance at the Germantown Democratic Harvest Home Celebration while praising agriculture, warning against banking excess, and stressing the primacy of farmers in wealth creation and national strength.
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The
Philadelphia
Spirit of the Tones
Richard Rush
Germantown
SypeNuam
Ceres
Agriculure
Europe
America
Great Western
England
Elizabeth
English East India Company
Hindostan
Bisset
Banks and the harvest: a warning from a Hichuard Rush speech
The speaker denounces banks as threats to agriculture and national wealth, arguing that artificial financial powers would seize crops and land. He warns of rising prices and corporate domination, urges farmers to unite against these schemes, and emphasizes Democratic values rooted in soil and labor.
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Coon
England
William the Norman
Bissit
Bank of the
United States
France
John Law
Sir John Blount
Democratic
Democratic Party
Nate
Fragmentary text yields a cryptic note on hepatitis E
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions hepatitis E with unclear context and cryptic letters. No identifiable persons or organizations are recoverable from the readable snippet. The read portion hints at a health topic but lacks concrete facts, dates, or locations to summarize further.
Mr Clay’s broad base of popularity across parties
The New Era laments Senator Clay’s political reach pleasing anti Masons and Buffalo’s ship canal advocates, winning Canadian favor, arousing Gen Scott friends with Florida jibe, impressing moderate critics with dignified remarks, pleasing Saratoga Whigs by denying Whig label and accepting a crown, and attracting Indiana Tennessee and Kentucky voters to consider him for the presidency.
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Royal Arch
Buffalo
Niagara
Kentucky
New York
Gen. Scott
Florida
Kendall
Tom Benton
Saratoga
Indiana
Tennessee
Political contests and moral decay in public life
The article critiques how some view U S political fights as trivial shows. It blames low press standards, hollow discourse, private interests capturing government, and widespread corruption. It argues contests are an arena where virtue suffers and public trust erodes.
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United States
Vera Zembia
Evening Post on political virtue and public life
The passage argues that political work should not elevate minor disputes over fundamental principles. It warns against a politician who places moral worth in the vocation itself, suggesting true dignity lies in serving enduring universal aims rather than transient controversies.
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Evening Post
Swindling Futurity and Democratic Deceit Alleged
The piece denounces a faction from Dr. Brocken through Down for magnifying debt via posterity. It accuses professing democrats of coining money from sag s and backing establishments Jefferson warned as more dangerous than standing armies. Old Dominion.
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Dr. Brocken
Down
Jefferson
Old Dominion
BANKING CORPORATIONS AND LIBERTY IN EARLY POLICY DEBATE
A Maine newspaper voices strong alarm at banking power, arguing that corporations threaten liberty. It cites Jefferson, funding, and internal improvement as perilous, condemns both federal restraint and bank capitalism, and notes Mobile defalcations and distant incidents as context for financial risk.
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Bank
Treasury
Jefferson
Citzens
Mobile
Hank of Alabama
Bank Jong
Boardelmer
Wheat and staples market prices in Wheeling paper
In Wheeling on August 27 daily market prices list flour at 4 50 to 4 75 per unit corn meal 75 oats 50 wheat 52 to 65 butter 15 to 20 coffee 14 to 15 clover seed 11 to 12 bacon sold at 10 per unit noting regional price ranges and standard commodities such as corn oats wheat butter and coffee.
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Wheeling
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
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Galena
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York
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4Th Street
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Knoxville
Hancock
James Hamilton
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UW Bolesate
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Steulenville
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Samuel Page
Juniata Tron
Pittsburgh
Pjost Office
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Canton
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Triwt
A. M
P. M. Ekly
P.M. Reek
Jefferson County
Hanover
Smithfield
Harrison
Jefferson Counties
Atly
Boo
Win Armstrong
Armstrong Mary Bennett
William Balsioge
Mildred Beoford
Moses Blackh
William Bonis
Kanoah Bari Dane Caron
Kinaebeth
Con Curtis Chane
James Carson
James Crofford
Daniel Dunbar
Thos Evans
Jobo Eliott
J OM Edwards Theos Ewing Moses Pinley
Aaron Fell
Flivaber
Hall Sarah Adam Joseph Hobbs
George Joost
Absalom Winte
William Livingston
Elizabeth MckKeever
Thos Mchkeever
A Mchinney
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Jacob McGrew Jr
McGrew
Jos McLaughlin
Mary McGrew
Mallora
Elizabeth Taylor
Belian Purviance
Joseph Purviance
William Rankin
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Joho
Smith Joho
Stringer
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Anderson Shadwell
James Thompson
Vermillion
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Joshua Wood
Arriet Wilson
Fitchen
Washington Irvine, P.M
RM. Henning
Poctor Sinclair
Stewbenville
Aml Wichout Pall
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Mif Suthur
Spoitin
T. & G Johnston
IFE & Health
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North 8Th St
Phila
St Clair St
James Turnbull
Tefferson Co
Wim. Evans
Poplar Lane
Coates St
E. GC
Martin
Jas
Turnbull
Jefferson Co
Robert Monroe
Schuylkill
R. Monroe
Win Evans
North St. Pittsburgh
St. Clairs
Aleo
Exo
Jas. Turnbull
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