Farewell lines from Steubenville poet Damon 1844
A brief poetic note from Steubenville dated January 1 1844 by Damon. The writer laments parting friends and compares loss to autumn and sailing vessels, reflecting on sorrow and emotional farewell. The verse evokes nature and sea imagery to express mourning.
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Steubenville
Jan. 1
Damon
Marriage and Temperance Echo in Nineteenth Century Address
The Carrier’s Address to the Patrons of the American Union surveys marriage, fidelity, and reform. It contrasts two ill fated nuptials with Germany’s silver and golden weddings, then recounts a Baltimore reunion of a temperance convert and his wife. The piece lauds temperance, highlights moral renewal, and envisions national virtue under liberty and religion.
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Mons
Mallen
England
Maniege
Cross
Thomas Warner
N. Y. Aurore
The Carrier Talkes: Erin Pride and Union Hope
A verbose late 19th century voice urges readers to rise against oppression across the sea and defend liberty in Columbia's name. The speaker mentions Emmett, Erin, Italia, and Tyler's message, mixing political tones with odd stage bits about a carrier boy delivering the Union. Sheriff Hunter and Morris appear as local figures, ending with a humorous note about paying a quarter or half to be read.
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Columbia
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My One Adventure as a Brigand in Italy
In Geneva a traveler befriends an Englishman on a lake voyage and joins a carriage to Florence. The pair reach Bologna and Florence, where a dramatic tale unfolds ofArranged marriage, betrayal, and a rash midnight plan. A nobleman, Lord A, is thwarted, the pair flee to Leghorn then Marseille, ending with a dangerous escape and foiled pursuit.
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England
Jacky
Ireland
St. James
Melicenti
Melicent
A——e
Ford A
Laliao
Lord A
Leghorn
Marseilles
Pasistro
Ican
The Largest Diamond and Colonial Exile Tales
A rugged tale recounts the King of Portugal’s river diamond found near Serrade, plus three Brazilians banished into a gold rich interior where drought and fortune intertwined. The broader page notes petitions on divorce and capital punishment, legislative debates on assembly pay, and upcoming senatorial and judicial actions.
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N. W
Serrade F
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Thomas Souzs
Wa Aska
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Noble
General Assembly
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Assembly
Ohio Senate Approves Reform Bill Amid Party Debate
The December session notes the Senate voting ten against reform and the Whigs supporting it, with Hamilton County exempted from fee reductions for county officers. The House then adjourned after minor bills. A later report mentions petitions, committee work, and a retrenchment resolution to examine abolishing the Board of Bank Commissioners.
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Daily
Ohio Statesman
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Barnett
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Wass
Messiss
Disney
Newton
Marquis de Setoriere Real Life Romance Arrives at Ti
Eugene Bue presents a romance of real life titled Marquis de Setoriere. A few copies have just arrived by the Ti. The publication promises vivid narrative and engaging scenes in a period voice resembling 19th century storytelling.
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Marquis DE Setoriere
Eugene Bue
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