02 Dec 1857
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Newspaper
Beaver County Argus
Location
Beaver, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1857
Page
1
A fragmented notice outlines rates for advertisements at 80 dollars per square with fifteen lines per insertion and 25 cents for subsequent insertions. It mentions editors’ option on arrears and a liberal discount for yearly subscribers and mailed communications.
The text outlines a chaotic mix of poetry lines and court reportage. It mentions a Philadelphia case involving a Mrs. and her husband with financial disputes, and then shifts to a discussion of early Treasury agency proposals and a general critique of a national bank plan.
The writer describes a voyage from Vienna to Budapest with vivid impressions of the Danube river, Alpine scenery, and Hungarian towns. He notes Austrian customs and industry, including tobacco factories, iron works, and castles along the stream, and reflects on historical memories tied to Vienna’s past rulers and Napoleonic era. He observes river navigation progress, bridge practices, and notable estates before reaching the Hungarian capital.
A fragment from the Sentinel notes internal strife within the Ohio Legislature and the Republican party. It cites divisions over policy and leadership, urging unity while warning against prejudices and factional splits that hinder gains and coalitions. The piece reflects a period debate over strategy and discipline within the party.
The text notes the ages of Jefferson Madison Adams Monroe and Adams at various points in relation to retirement and the 4th of July. It highlights a pattern of notable ages around sixty six years for Adams Jefferson Monroe and Adams, mentioning their births and successors in a period context.
A period discussion critiques Treasury Secretary Cobb and Democratic opposition to protectionist policy. It notes diminished revenue, hints at tariff revision, and argues tea and coffee duties should rise only if domestic safeguards exist, referencing broader political bigotry and fiscal strain. It also mentions a mining intrigue in Lake Superior region and a marginal anecdote about Foote.
A chaotic narrative traces Agnes Cole in the 1850s courtly and criminal exploits from larceny accusations to forged gains. It recounts the confluence of lovers a bank share forgery and imprisonment, ending with moral judgment on a political party amid partisan storm.
A Minnesota mine site along Lake Superior reveals conglomerate layers containing verostone copper and silicate. Workers uncover a trench like channel six feet wide amid soft rubbish and charcoal remains, indicating ancient mining activity though depth is still undetermined.
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