Newspaper Advertising Rates and Notices 1839
Local notice from The American Union and Herald and Gazette publishers sets rates for public notices including marriages deaths and obituaries. The notice limits runaway wife or husband ads, outlines payment upon publication, and states compliance with established rules by publishers W. Sm Caussen and Morris, along with Wil and Worstell in Stobbenville dated July 28, 1839.
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Ohio
Maries
Cahutatly
PS Pe
Bank Representatives Alarm Over Chartered Monopolies
The National Laborer warns that wealthy interests are retreating from tangible property into stock and other securities. It argues chartered monopolies undermine popular rights, demand stronger scrutiny of charters, and question whether paper money issued by such groups would benefit the public or merely inflate circulation. It cites alleged congressional ties to the Bank of the United States and calls for decisive action to purge influence from government and curb concentrated wealth.
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Congress
Bank of the United States
Philadelphia
Congo
Banka
Jata
Falls
Pete Ented
Tara
Ned
Jrocorpor
England
Tagine Agganee
Gale
Ong
Purity in Legislation Against Bank Influence in Trials
In Philadelphia we condemn the corrupt mix of banks and lawmakers shaping life or death trials. The piece urges Congress to launch an open inquiry, demanding impartial Senators and Representatives in Washington to probe this body politic sore without delay.
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Feed Council
Yu Community of Freemen
Feed
Ouelft
Bank Council
England
Philadelphia
Congress
Washington
Jin Isterest
Interrogations on banks liberty and party morality
A New Era column poses pointed questions on banking regulation costs in banks of various capitals, the pace of political shifts across states, and the morality of prominent Whig figures. It hints at campaign tactics and newspaper responses from The Courier and Star and Prentice.
Bank of England directors end meeting with no action
A London report notes the Bank of England directors separated with no policy changes. It argues that renewed regulation worsens markets and that balance of trade should guide exchange rates, mocking attempts to manipulate values through policy or force.
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London
Bank of England
Beta Franklin
Fragmented OCR noise on political speech and event venue
The readable fragments mention a figure named Tony Gold in Phoseda with references to a crowd or event. Additional garbled text suggests a rough report on a rally or gathering and a timestamp or code like 96 2h. The overall details are ambiguous and incomplete.
Florida opposition to banks praised in constitutional push
Commentator hails Judge Reid of St. Augustine for steering a bank policy through the Convention. The author notes Col Downing may now yield to popular will as the public stance on banks persists in Florida.
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Florida
Manis Mueh
Judge Reid
St. Augustine
Col. Downing
Black Bear House
4Th Street
Quesney
Steubenville
Philadelphia Money Market Tied to Bank of the United States
The piece argues the Bank of the United States with a 35 million dollar capital and vast credit dominates Philadelphia’s money and cotton markets. It claims merchants face severe pressure, the bank monopolizes liquidity, and risks of impending ruin loom as it dodges liabilities. Philo Spirit of the Times commentary.
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Philadelphia
Bank of the United States
Union
Mobile
Vicksburg
Philo
Spirit of the Times
Western elections lift money market confidence
The latest New York advices say Western election results restore mercantile confidence and reduce stock gambling. Analysts note the Independent Treasury prospect stabilizes money operations, while English conditions limit borrowing and threaten internal improvements amid cheap English credit.
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New York
Independent ‘Treasury
Globe
Congress
United States
England crops and cotton prices affect trade tensions
The passage argues that English crop yields only partly influence cotton fabric demand and that U S output will not face major trouble from England’s farming or politics. It suggests American cotton supply and foreign demand mitigate risks despite England’s varying crops.
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England
Market Prices From Wheeling On August Thirty
Wheeling market report lists flour 424 23, corn meal 75, corn 62, oats 50, wheat 65 207, butter 15a20, coffee 14215, clover seed 11 42, bacon no ground 10, all.
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Wheeling
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Democracy of Plymouth County Letter on Independence
A Rochester Republican reprints George Bancroft praise and a July 1 1839 Boston letter urging Plymouth County democracy celebration. It extols Pilgrim history as a democratic beacon, contrasts yeoman farmers with malignants, praises early governance by the people, and notes Bancroft allied views on reform and freedom.
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Ord
America
Rochester
Bancroft
George Bancroft
Boston
Plymouth County
Old Colony
High Court of Appeal
New England
Sagadahoe
Acadia
Plymouth
Our Republic
Robert Brown
Robinson
Bradford
Jefferson
Franklin
E. Groner Baxerorr
Horace Callamore
Gideon W. Young
Wm. W. Jackson
Fragmentary Political Clash Across Bank Power Debate
Fragmented OCR text contrasts two political camps over power and a national bank, opposing a money power politics machine to Democratic reform. It mentions Austere, Prussia, and Germany Confederation figures with mixed numeric garbles, reflecting a disjointed historical discussion without clear event specifics.
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Pelk
Courier and Star
Prentice
Tony Gold
Money Market
New York Journal of
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Origin OF Democracy
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G.johnson
Wesern Htotel
David Bets
James M'Clare
Winotereville
Forley
Leah le
Geewee
Baltzell & Hicks
L. W. Baltzell
I. W. Baltzell
O. J. Hicks
Ee Fsihie
Knoxville
James Hamilton
Gobsgn
Devlce
Fron and
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Steutenvelle
Samuel Page
Juniata
Pittsburgh
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N. Philadel
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Hanover
Smithfield
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Leters
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Spohn
E. Spom
Y. & G Johnston
IFE & Health
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St Clair St
James Turnbull
Tefferson Co
Wm. Evans
Death's
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Turnbull
Jeferson
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Seliay Hill
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