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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1854

Page

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Furniture for sale at office Saturday nine o'clock

An assortment of new and second hand household furniture offered at the office with a 9 o'clock Saturday sale time.

Robt Elger Elder Washington Street Stevens Charlies Howard Pratt Harvard Street Boston and Sandwich Glass Co Federal Street Boston & Sandwich Glass Co Feneral Street Sharpe Mount Vernon Street Llo Townsend, Mallard & Cowing New York Baltimore Marcher Nicholson Stuart Milton Thomas Blanchard Daniel Webster Marshfield Mass

Last Farewell in Moonlit Quiet

A lyric speaker pleads for a final embrace under a bright summer moon. The dying narrator recalls shared memories and begs for a last kiss, asking forgiveness for tears and a parting that closes with deathly stillness. The piece lingers on love, farewell, and the pain of parting under starlight.

California Notes From The Golden State Chronicle

A mixed North American column surveys California topics. It covers perjury and a harsh court remark, railroad progress toward Sacramento, antiquarian finds near Columbia, salmon abundance, a humorous epitaph, theater news, a call for a widow’s compensation, giant vegetables, a comedian’s illness, Massachusetts Democracy dynamics, a San Francisco walking feat, election fraud rumors, lynching under frontier law, California divorce ease, editor deaths, Mass. victims, Indian murders and hangings, and political party critique of Know Nothings and abolitionists.

Wheeler San Francisco San Jose California Grass Valley Lindley David Lindley Recorder Henry de Courcey Harry de Courcey

Meeting of Suffolk Republicans and Free Democrats in Boston

The Herald reports Friday night meetings in Cochituate Hall where Suffolk County Republicans nominated a ward and county committee, with a small audience of about ten. Separately, a Free Democrats gathering in Boston, chaired by Herman Kreissman and Secretary Haynes, proposed 132 delegates led by Charles Sumner. The narrative then shifts to Bancroft’s history volume six and its research into the rise of the United States from public and private archives worldwide.

W. E. Hale SAL Haverhill Street Boston Maine Raihoad New England Wilmer United States York and Concord United States Patent Office Washington Caroline S. Williams Ro Williams Moreau Station New York Thos K. Williams Patent Office Union Intelligencer Evening Star Washington, D. C Evening Argus Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American Post Massachusetts Daily Courier Buffalo N. Y Charles Mason Patenta Thos R. Williams Thos. B. Williams Union, Intelligencer Washington, D.C Evening Arcus Patents Federal Party Old Bay Lowell Baltimore J. M. Usher Commonwealth Democratic Herald of Republican Party Suffolk County Cochituate Hall A. M. McPhail, Jr John C. Haynes Friends of Freedom Know Nothings Free Democrats Springfiel Herman Kreissman Chas. Sumner Stone the United States Great Britain America Bancroft Prescott Sparks State Paper Office American Commissioners of Customs Board of Trade Secretary of State England Treasury Office British Museum London Institution Chatham Earl of Shelburne Duke of Grafton Ett Dartmouth George III Royal The Hague Samuel Adams Samuel Adams Welles Boston Committee of Correspondence East India Company Liberty Tree Neighbring Place &S Adams Hancock Phillips Selestmnen Wil Liam Cooper Molineux Warren State Street Richard Clarke Clarke Consignee London Cambridge Charlestown Fast India Company Consignees Ratch Dorchester Roxbury Brookline Faneuil Hall Old South Jonathan Williams Young Edward Proctor Rotch Boston Committee Hutchinson Admiral Montagu Howe Donnie Malden Lexington Worcester County Committee of Leicester Rothh Kent Committee of the Five Towns Fitchburg Gloucester Portsmouth Reteh Milton Roteh Quincy Dyer Samuel Adame Griffin’s

Democratic Nominations and Convention Dates Gather in Boston

The Boston Post outlines Democratic nominations for governor Henry W. Bisilop and lieutenant governor Caleb Stetson, with named senators from Essex Hampshire and other counties. It lists district and county convention dates for nominating candidates for Congress and state senators across multiple towns and halls in October 1854.

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