Boston Post and Other Papers Advertising Rates
The notice lists subscription prices for the Boston Post five dollars yearly, Boston Press and Post four dollars semi weekly, and Boston Statesman two dollars weekly, all payable in advance. It notes the papers carry daily news, foreign and domestic, agricultural, commercial and literary intelligence, plus full court reports. The office offers book and job printing of all descriptions in the best manner.
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Sister City Morning Anthem Spreads Labor and Liberty
A fragmentary poem describes a city sunrise chorus praising labor, charity, and civic virtue. It exhorts readers to reject misery, embrace the city as a beacon of commerce, education, and faith, and to join in a shared pledge of labor and liberty across sister cities.
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The Country Breeze and the City Breath in Verse
A nature breeze contrasts rural joy with urban grimness. The forest siblings hear of distant cities and the sister longs for flight while the brother recalls smoky brick and perilous streets. The piece ends with both winds wishing to return to primeval lands.
The Curious Corners Of The Day A Snippet Parade
A jumbled diary of quips and snippets including satire on shaving machines and naval readers. It references Diogenes, Gold as substitute for silver, sea captains logs, and a missing piece on hotel bath claims. The tone is humorous, fragmentary, era style.
Democratic Platform Endorses Baltimore Compact Policy
Press and Post notes a 1852 Democratic platform endorsing the Baltimore compact to unite the party, support President Pierce, and oppose free soilism. It urges Massachusetts Democrats to form a triumphant organization aligned with national administration and constitution, while highlighting local committee moves and a national unity goal. It also surveys American industry and crafts, praising locks, ploughs, reaping machines, India rubber goods, clock making, cutlery, axes, and dentistry.
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American Competition With England Outlook In Indian Trade
A London Spectator excerpt warns that American traders are proving a growing threat in India and Asia with independent ships selling coarse sheeting and dollars. It notes U S rails and knives outperforming British rivals, and argues the United States must be resisted lest India be lost to American influence. The piece cites the Crystal Palace and Journal of Commerce to praise American invention in naval architecture telegraphy and daguerreotyping, while urging Democrats to elect Bishop and Dowley to curb Whig advances. It ends with a treasury note on proper transfer and accounting of pension funds.
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Equal Representation Versus Town Imitation Reform Debate
The article argues for representation by population over place based privilege, urging district systems to counter minority rule. It critiques a Boston Atlas editorial and notes local incidents, real estate sales, assaults, accidents, and obituaries as context to public discourse. It references the Whig platform, constitutional reform, and calls for reform in the state constitution.
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London Letter News From The Reform School Emigration
Twenty six reform criminals are sent to the United States this week as free emigrants by the London Reformatory Institute. Lord Shaftesbury attends the leave taking and argues for America as a place for London thieves and villains. Albany Journal lists New York supreme court judges selected in the election, with Democrats in italics and Whigs otherwise. British dispatches report floods near Fayor and Gunnison, Lancaster Mills wiped out, and a stage coach wreck on Mason’s Bridge. Revenue officers seize seventeen barrels of Yankee brandy at St John and another seven barrels found on a large boat bound Eastport.
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Personal worth praised in private friendship letter
A Rahway Register excerpt from Washington Union dated Nov 7 1858 defends President and his private life against public attacks. The letter portrays the President as abstinent and mourning for Mrs Pierce, noting private friends and a room-mate, and rebuking smears about revelry at the White House. It cites constitutional balance between state and federal authority and reflects broader mid 19th century political discourse.
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Market Tone Improves as Money Eases and Rates Fall
The market shows sustained better feeling with increased money ease and slightly lower rates. The stock market is firmer, with gains among several favorites as short sellers shrink and small investment orders rise, signaling a coming better time.
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