Dissolution notice and assorted notices in unrestored text
The fragmentary notice announces the dissolution of a partnership running a shop dealing in imported and domestic fancy goods and fur items. It requests all debtors and creditors to call promptly as the business continues under new arrangement. Additional lines reference court trials and horticultural offerings with scattered dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Bea
Henry. Moore
Beal
Specifh Court
Wolmex
Susan Cochran
George Ry
John M. Crawford
Mab
Quay
Publication Terms And Rates For Pressed Newspaper
The notice states annual subscription terms and advance payment, with a two dollar charge for discontinuation until balances are settled. Advertisements cost 50 cents per square for fifteen lines, 25 cents for each additional insertion, and a liberal discount for long-time advertisers. Communications by mail receive prompt attention.
The Awakening to Duty Ends My Harbor of Doubt
A speaker rejects regret and warns that past hesitation has weakened resolve. Courage grows as the speaker embraces duty with strengthened knowledge and resolve to face the present, leaving behind wavering thoughts of the past.
Salt Mountain Specimen Promises Market Impact
The St Louis Democrat reports a new salt rock discovery near Saline Creek on the Missouri side of the Mississippi, about 72 miles from St. Louis. The sample resembles quartz, pure white when powdered, and could lower local salt prices if the claim proves correct. Also notes famine risks from Tocha and Indian regions, calls for cattle preservation, and mentions Albert Pike’s fee and James Gordon Bennett’s bail in libel cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galt Rock
Nettleton
Garvin
Mississippi River
Missouri
St. Louis
Tifis
Saline Beck
Perry County
Equity
Ste. Genevieve
Saligekerpek
Musiesippi River
St. Mary's Landingss
St! Louis
Causes of the Revolt in India Explained in The Tribune
The New York Tribune discusses the Indian mutiny, detailing 250000 to 800000 troops in four district armies, European officers in native regiments, and the impact of climate and furloughs on European soldiers. It notes Bengal regiments’ unity and rising mutiny, with Delhi’s fall looming, and critiques British policy and officer culture that fueled the uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
India
Queen’s
Bengal
Bombay
Madras
Presidency
Delhi
England
House of Commons
Testliey
Whenen
Warren Hastings
Lord Wellesly
Lodia
Board of Control
Johin Russell
Meerut
Bengal’ Army
East India
Europe
Manners of the Mother Mould and the good mother
A passage contrasts harsh mothering with gentle maternal guidance. It argues a true lady is defined by soft reproof and kindness, shaping boys into considerate men. The narrative praises calm authority over brutal discipline and links maternal influence to enduring virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duff
South Carolina
George
Youron
Georges
Raok
Covernor
George MeHeery
Polita
Childsen
Acrona
Proper manners taught at school for polite behavior
The passage urges teachers to lecture weekly on politeness and for schools to enforce bowing and curtsies at entry and exit. It stresses kindness to elders and consistent polite conduct with peers and adults. It laments gaps in students manners and supports regular instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perons
Unicas
Fedene—schalga
State canvass urged for Union ticket victory
The piece reports Judge Windsor's canvass through Indiana Johnstown Clearfield Bellefonte Lewis town Mifflin Danannon with large spirited meetings. It warns against supporters of Locofocoism and urges a united rally for the Union ticket to ensure victory and defend human freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iWitsor i
Indiana
Johnstown
UNION
Brownlow and Yankee opposition stir New England rhetoric
The piece reports Parson Brownlow’s inflammatory letter against Northern Yankees in Boston and plans for cross regional debate. It describes reactions from Massachusetts presses and rival editorials, with references to political and racial tensions fueling public debate in the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownlow
Tennpande
Teegear Rodgersville
Col Netherland
Witter
Leiguty
South
Mniakio Arica
Boston
Paul
Ephesus
Christ
Tlajia
Parson Brownlow
Tennessee
Bray
North
Pend
Alberbor
Lsten
Jerland
Pitts. Gagette
American Horses in England Opinion Sparks Debate
The London correspondent of Porter's Spirit of the Times reports on Ten Broeck's horses abroad, noting that critics doubt their form and potential. It argues the owner seeks strong matches and opportunities to prove their prowess on English ground against local rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tochia
Lariza
Army of
India
Erthorpe
Ty Rita Apy
Tance
Bonny
Jen Beneck
Prigroett
Ithiin
Hamaly
Polestar
Autume
Newmarket
Wondana
Stora
Gemma di Vergy
Warwick
Lecompte
Babylon
Jega
Besa
Bis
Cambridgeshire
Ech
Mr. Davies
Leviathan
Prior
Prioress
Glencoe
Alway
London
Porter
Times
Broeck
Tolwie
Reduction of the State Debt Outlined in Framing Report
The governor’s proclamation and advertising columns note a state debt reduction of 1,042,857.64 dollars over the last three years, aided by the sinking fund and the sale of the Main Line Public Works. The report credits the Republican administration and urges continued policy.
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SILK
Tiande Sros
Pittslaiah
Bepttg
Wall ‘&C CO
John Wall
Furs
Rire &c
Ifood ST
Pittsburgh
Beaver
Pittstirsch
Joan J. Rowell
Tererefore
Havlaugh
Oni
M. Keelin
M.keelin
F. NW
John Er. Gubson
House
Fallston Beaser Co
Will Bhea
Sk. BD
Cooper
Rycen
Onaver Toxnabin
Harpers Mills
Glasgow
Ithe
Sewickley
Pulaski
Chippown Township
Dunlap
Ron, Savery, Co
Levis & Miller
Samuel “Miller
Wilek
Broadway
New
al Brighton
Beaver County
Ees Joun
Teesson
R Sewickly
Rochester
N.Y
Los
Te Denilet
AND
Mr & J. Lyneaiin
Mances
Nequrring
Pep
Fort
Smith
Ark
Jeral
Crek Council
Albert Pike
Pan James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Davidson
Daniel E Sickles
Central America
Gald
RTS SR
Ygi
Jas
Jess
Treland
Boston Post
Lowell
Trish
Liv~erpool
Gar
Maine
Cosen
Senate
Argus
Ikea
Brord
Humbu
Soamanine Kaxion
Ita Bppears Abt
Marine Armor
Raisio
Te San Pang
Venemelal
I Central Aumerica
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