Local Trade Ads for Benjamin Tilley and Kimball’s Provision Co
Readable fragments show Benjamin Tilley selling general goods at 100 Hope Street and Kimball’s Provision Co offering groceries preserves and related items at the corner of Tope and Church Streets.
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M. W. Pierce, Jr
Hope Street
Salam Ethereae Ie F. M. Exqns
Constitution Street
Bype
High Streets
Crawford Easterbrooks
Coal &c
Thames and
Bradford Streets
Otis Munro
State Streets
George W. Douglass
Bass
Corner of
Hope
Josephus Gooding
Cheech Fischers Jewelry
Toys
Corner of Hope
Btate Streets
Benjamin Tilley
Ry Goods
Pry
I. Kimball
Secretary Cobb to Leave Treasury Within Ten Days
Washington correspondent notes Cobb plans to quit within ten days likely to London. Other items report tariff dispute cited as reason, a New York candidate for city comptroller not a citizen, and various brief notices on telegraph experiments, medical quackery concerns, Virginia debt, Staunton Morphy chess matter, Italian baked beets, a ghost bone caper, Thanksgiving marriage filings in Sandwich, and a remark on kissing in Illinois Journal.
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Washington
New York Times
Cobb
Treasury
London
Boston Journal
Boxep Bezts
Italy
Curing a Grumbler First Day
John Parley the blacksmith and his wife Mary quarrel over berries a wash-tub a stove and a faulty oven as their strained marriage shows his plan to cure her by a drastic change. Mary endures his temper and with tears reveals her devotion during his illness.
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John Parley
Mary
Juin
John
Chapter II Sxconp Dar. John Paley
John Paley kept a peaceful home life but disliked crowds and drum shops. He preferred reading and staying in, seeing home as his central thought despite his wife’s cantankerous mood. He remained obstinately attached to home life.
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John Paley
Mrs Paley Strives to Curb Habit of Grumbling
In a domestic scene Mrs Paley vows to stop her ceaseless grumbling after a battle won, recognizing the pain caused to her husband John. He reassures her with a forgiving smile as tea steams and hope grows that she will forget to complain.
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Wells
Juln Paley
Mra Paley
Mary
Mrs. Paley
John
Mrs Paley
John Paley
Mary Paley's cure through patience and devotion in marriage
The text portrays Mary overcoming a habit with patience and perseverance, praising a happy home and kind husband. It credits John Paley for the cure and notes the wife’s steadfast devotion during sickness as a shining act of love that dispels doubt and gloom.
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Mary
John Paley
Hue
Bo Hin
Echoes of a Mother's Voice and Moral Lessons
A long historical vignette traces a pious English mother shaping an only son who descends to sea then becomes a Christian reformer and influential writer. It links his conversion to figures like Claudius Buchanan and Wilberforce, and notes other moral essays on thinking, Providence, and everyday wisdom.
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England
Claudiua Buchanan
Indies
Buchanan
Judson
Burma
Stev
Thom
Leigh Richmond
P. H. Fouder
Sidney Smith
Minne sota Crew Down by Fever and Fire Tragedies
A Hong Kong report says twelve to fifteen members of the Minne sota crew died of fever. A dead New Bedford-area gentleman’s house yielded about 1000 in Mexican and half dollars and 1200 in early New Bedford bank notes, dating nearly thirty years. In Auburn, New York, the wife of P Mahoney locked her three children inside. the house burned, and the children perished.
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Hong Kong
New Bedford
Auburn
Yll
P. Mahoney
Rose of Sharon Bud Blossoms on Childs Coffin
A Maine Congregational pastor recalls a child's funeral in New Sharon where a bridal bud in the hand of the deceased flowers into a full rose after hours in the coffin. The scene sparks reflections on innocence and the divine as infant souls join a celestial family.
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Congregational Church of
New Sharon
Rose of
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