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Advertisement terms show a publication note about arrears and payment options. It states no paper will be discontinued until arrearages are settled except at editors option. Rates listed: 50 cents per square per year, fifteen lines per insertion, subsequent insertions 23 cents. Notices mention favorable terms for yearly advertisers.
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Yar Square
Charles Spear
U. States
England
France
United States
Fragmented verse echoes through a moonlit inner prayer
An excerpt resembling a meditative poem flows with vivid, mystic imagery. The text intertwines thoughts on death and afterlife with references to light, spirit, and heaven. A distant, dreamlike voice contemplates peace, trust, and the soul’s encounter with mortality.
Trouble and Trial Across a Southern Flood
An unnamed narrator recalls a life of calm domestic happiness ending in a flood that devastated home and family. A mother witnesses her husband perish, children struggle to escape, and her eldest son fall into crime, ending on the scaffold. She asks for mercy and speaks of enduring grief and faith.
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Seouthern
Lin4elany
Kagh
Gray
Fearvi
Betsiiten
Nee Lepson
Courrixe
Migtevsey
National Emancipation Convention Adopts Compensated Emancipation Plan
The Cleveland gathering of abolition leaders adopts resolutions backing compensated emancipation. It calls for Congress to fund up to two hundred dollars per slave emancipated, with states handling implementation. The document urges public advocacy to gain support across parties and regions.
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Rst
Cleveland
Gerrist Emith
New ‘York
Renalved
Myeti
Perate
South
Evern
Congress
Ponia
Virginia
Eliba Bur
Our Country's Big Things and World Records Seen
A compiled panoply of superlatives lists natural wonders and man made feats. Niagara Falls Mammoth Cave Mississippi Lake Superior Cedar Creek bridge Missouri iron mountain Central Railroad of India Massachusetts clocks Nantucket New Bedford Chicago Croton Aqueduct details with sizes distances and costs.
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W Stern
Falls of
Niagara
Great Upper Lakes
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Mississippi
Lake Superior
Cedar Creek
Virginia
Missouri
Central Railroad
Llindia
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Nantucket
New Bedford
Chicago
Croton
New York
Notorious Judge Cato in Kansas Free State crisis
The Cincinnati Gazette portrays Judge Cato as dissipated and drunk, aligned with Southern Confederacy views, during a Kansas Free State crisis. Report notes his drinking at a party and the court pausing as he leaves with Attorney General, leaving U S marshal and witnesses in the room.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Buchanan
Kansas
Cato
Unido
North
U. S. Marshall
Peta
I. Jecompte
Gato
Eloquence on Moses Prayer and God’s Goodness
A discourse cites Whitt and panorama to exalt the goodness of God. The speaker longs to voice divine praise but laments stammering speech and urges nature to join in chorus across hills seas and skies.
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Spurgdon
Moses
Storma
Lim
Cornered Debate Over Free Trade Report Sparks House Turmoil
A heated congressional scene centers on the Boston free trade report and a committee on Ways and Means. A member retracts allegations about the report while the chamber erupts, the clerk testifies, and the speaker calls for order as accusations of misattribution unfold.
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Burgess
Speaker
Boston Free Trade Report
House
Boston Free Trade
Congress
Boston
Duffie
Antion
Poison tree and nut linked to deadly strychnine myth
The text discusses the deadly poison ground from the strychnine nut, its origin in India and Ceylon, and its use in medicine and opium-like addictions. It notes plant description, seed, and birds that feed on the fruit. A Western correspondent recounts a North Carolinian farmer’s skeptical stance toward railroad benevolence solicitations.
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Ceylon
India
Hindoostan
Zion's Herald
Blessia
Jebu
New Yorkers Jore Egotistical and Commerce Worldwide
An article in The Times notes New York’s commerce grows rapidly and argues the city dominates global trade, signaling a shift in economic influence from national to worldwide markets.
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the Times
New York
London Times Printing Pressure Reported
The London Times each morning makes a fifty foot high pile. Every four days it forms a column as tall as the London monument. The entire printing department numbers three hundred, including reporters and proofreaders.
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London Times
London Monument
Wees
Silence of an Arctic Night Described by Dr. Hay
The Arctic night silence described by Dr. Hay highlights winter moonlight and an almost eerie quiet. The scene features pale moonlit snow, towering ice, and a world where every sound comes from the observer, emphasizing loneliness and the stark beauty of polar solitude.
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Arctic
Hay
Sys
National Intelligencer
Mammoth Cave
Deaf and Dumb Wedding in Lexington Exposes Language Bond
A August 5 Lexington wedding celebrated entirely in sign language. The bride Miss Sherria Ann Hoatano and groom Mr. Joan Biount both deaf mute, educated at Danville institution. families and guests, many deaf mute, witnessed a formal ceremony in the vernacular of the deaf and dumb. The Rev. S B Caern officiated as members of the Danville school community observed the nuptials.
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Lexington
United States
Kentucky
Joan Biount
Bdeef
Alabeme
Desf
Danvilla
Sherria Ann Hoatano
Stie
Danville
Wn. Hoagland
Jong
Mary Boyd
Warrison
Caern
Imate
Lou. Journa
Iowa Land Rush and Ohio Cornfield Prospects
An Irish immigrant's rise from a New York boot to Iowa land is recounted, describing his frugal start, ascent to owning 550 acres between Des Moines and the Mississippi, and a move toward another tract. Also, Ohio's Scio Valley yields a vast cornfield near Columbus, with 600 acres producing 35 000 to 40 000 bushels, employing 40 workers, including German women paid 35 cents and men 70 cents per day.
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Horace Gavefrey
Towa Cuty
Ag Intelligenc
New York
Toledo
Mississippi
Iowa
Davenpéet
Sciora Valeley
Ohio
River
Columbus
Sullivant
Dixon
Hog cholera and potato rot losses in early 19th century reports
The item notes hog cholera prevalent in Hendricks and Morgan counties Indiana with daily hog deaths and failing farmer efforts. It also cites potato rot in Massachusetts with Worcester area losses and low crop prospects. Additional brief notes reference prisoner statistics in the U S and a duel challenge in Hudson Minnesota.
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Hendricks
Morgan
Indiana
Lhuiaville
Cinnati Gazette
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