Philemon and Baucis of the Village of Adayes
An aged couple in Adayes cherished lifelong love after a near fatal mistake. A visiting French botanist reveals a leaf germ theory, and the couple plants three sycamores before their house. They are buried beneath their trees, venerating the romance of Balthazar olo.
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Richvital
Ruwraleen
Teres
Coulis
Morsing
M. Dulac
Zea
M. du- Jar
Tutidkard
Richard
Jantay
Pricat
Peter
Orleans
Aves
Philemon
Baucis
Adayes
Balthazar Olo
Advertising deadline and notice payment policy
The Angelica Reporter informs advertisers to submit ads by 0 o'clock Monday morning to avoid a one week delay. Public notices will be delivered only after payment, as the paper pursues this policy to prevent imposition.
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Ogdenburgh
Prescott
Carter
Iter
Ita Lonte -Proportien
Richmond
Allegany Count Medical Society
Charles
Angelica
E. M. Alba
Democratic Party Stands Firm for National Principles in 1856
The article argues the Democratic Party alone keeps a national platform opposed to a rising Republican faction and Know Nothing influence. It asserts Democrats should unite around defined principles, avoid sectional prejudice, and resist new political coalitions to secure national harmony and victory in 1856.
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Virginia
National Council of Know Nothings
K. N
Democratic
Tefferson
Democratic Party
North
South
Sunder
National Council
Philadelpia
Existance
Aid
Aront
Cleaveland
Fane
Wea
Nebraska
Kansas
Republi
Friends of Freedom
Sion
Know Nothings in New York Embrace Southern Platform
The text accuses the Know Nothing party in New York of proslavery leanings and collaboration with the South. It cites the New York delegation’s support of a Southern platform and warns free soil supporters to reject the party’s religious proscription and pro-slavery stance.
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Hatch
Know Nothing
New York
South
Barker and Co
Know Nothings
Empire State
Canal toll receipts lag behind prior years in early weeks
Financial notices show Canal Navigation tolls for five weeks lagging last year by 114,188 and behind the peak year 1857 by 371,894. The item mixes local quarrels, political notes, a race result, a telegraph cable plan, and a coal discovery in Kinderhook with brief curiosities.
Know Nothing Ark Sinks In Political Deluge At Sea
Atlas recalls the Know Nothing convention as a doomed voyage where sevenfold spouts and wrecked allegiances flood the political waters. Delegations from thirteen states secede as factions rant in indecipherable slang, ending in chaos and collapse of the pacificatora ideal.
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Know Nothing Ark
Ararat
Sinbad
Ashos
Tower of Babel
Atlas
Capture of Kerthh and the Sea of Azoff Dominance
The London Standard explains allied gains after gaining command of the Sea of Azoff and passage of the Yenkaie Straits. Allied cruisers now encircle the Crimean peninsula, with Arabat as a key fortified town at the southeastern spit linking Genitchi to Arabat and blocking Russian supply routes. The last Russian steamer remains, while ports fill with allied light craft.
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Straits of Yenckaie
Sea of Azoff
Sevastopol
Peninsula
Sea of
Arabat
Genitchi
Putrid Sea
Russia
Kertch
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