Albert and family find joy after voyage tale ends
The narrative closes with Albert recounting adventures to his mother and siblings. Provisions arrive from the inn as the family embraces renewed happiness. Mr Fortesque aids Albert and mother. the treasure on St Paul island funds education and a comfortable future for George Mary and Mrs Barry.
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Chen
Albert
Albért
Ever
Anon
Fortesque
Island of
St. Paul
George
Mary
Barry
Opinion on Kossuth visit warns against war and intervention
General Wool argues that international law demands force to enforce any declaration. He cites war as a great evil, explains oppression follows war, and warns that English intervention in Europe has cost 1.7 billion pounds, urging restraint to preserve liberty and prosperity.
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Wool
Kossuth
United States
England
Europe
France
Louis XVI
Poland
Italy
Hungary
Demaogue
Fearrun Accident Aboard Erie Express Near Binghamton
New York dispatch reports a horrific Erie Railroad accident near Binghamton at six o clock. An axle failure caused a rear car to plunge 35 feet into the Delaware river leaving 26 survivors and several missing including R S Niddrake a Buffalo jeweller and Mr Farrington of Duchess County. Conductor Buckpont and brakeman Flynn were badly injured as rescuers battled icy waters.
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Buie Ratroan
New York
Erie
Binghamton
Delaware River
Charles Hyatt
Walcott
N. Y
R. S. Niddrake
Buffalo
Farrington
Duchess County
Buckpont
Partrick Flynn
Julia Clareville
Louisville
James Gilfillin
Boston
Mr. Buckpont
Kingston Journal reports riot by U S bound for California
Five hundred United States bound for California caused a disturbance in Kingston Jamaica. British soldiers, mainly Irish and intoxicated, were deployed to quell rioters and placed aboard the Falcon. Several people were wounded as cholera waned on the island.
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Kinston
New Yon
Kingston Journal
United States
California
Frozen to Death on the Stonington Pawcatuck Road
The body of Joseph Prosser of Hopkinton was found Sunday morning on the road between Stonington and Pawcatuck. He had a history of alcohol abuse yet was otherwise respectable. A jug of rum lay with him amid the cold. The Bangor Mercury reports a separate note about brook trout and imports, with other fragmented lines on California plants and travel.
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Joseph Prosser
Stonington
Pawcatuck
Washington’s Birthday Reflections From Bristol 1852
The Bristol Chronicle marks George Washington’s birthday with reverent reflections. It recalls his Virginia upbringing and early leadership, noting his pivotal role in independence and the providential care of his mother. The piece praises Washington as a spotless, devout leader and urges national thanksgiving.
Maine Law Defeated in Senate After Conflicting Provisions
The Maine Law failed in the Senate by an 11 to 20 vote. Earlier it passed with a proviso to submit to the people, but the House removed that condition. The Senate would not concur, rejecting a constitutional route to place the measure before voters.
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Maine
Senate
House
Providence Journal
Noel
Aves
Noes
Free Soil
W. C. Chapin
Messrs
Bicknell
Chapin
Champlin Chaerch
Dinas Francis
Hawkes
Potter
Sisson
Whitman
Lawrence
Angell Anthony
Ballou
Barnes
Bradford
Collins
Cross
Fry
A. C. Greene
Greene
N. Greene
Hill
Hazard
Knowles
Macy
Manchester
Spink
Waterman
Wardwell
Court House
Bristol
Sheffield
Meetings at Methodist Church Convert Town Residents
Three weeks of nightly meetings at the Methodist Church have converted a number of men and women. The gatherings continue with many attendees at the altar seeking eternal life.
Googy's Lady's Book for March Edition
Googy's Lady's Book for March is ready on the table and praised as a beautiful issue. It features writings by Rev H Hastings Weld William Alexander Henry William Herbert Miss B Gartland Robert G Allison and other eminent authors with fine engravings including The Cottager's Sunday Morning The Soldier's Dream of Home Cottage Villa in the earliest English style It can be obtained at Easterbrook's Depot State street.
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Googy
H. Hastings Weld
Wm. Alexander
Henry William Herbert
Easterbrook
State Street
Flour mix that bakes without yeast or salt
Our sample from B S Simmons shows flour prepared for baking without yeast or salt. It mixes with milk or water and bakes immediately, producing a fine light biscuit in about fifteen minutes. Convenient for households and likely to gain general use due to comparable price.
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B.S. Simmons
Bristol Sea Men's Friend Society Annual Meeting
The Bristol Sea Men's Friend Society held its annual meeting on Monday evening with officers elected for the coming year. James Dews Pitican was named President with Waldron and Thomas of Paine as Vice Presidents, George Pish and Samuel W. H. S. Bay as Secretary and Treasurer, and Alfred L. Lewis as Treasurer.
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Bristol Seamen's
Stciety
Ageesinnes
James Dews Pitican
Ne Waldron
Thomas of
The Jews in History and Providential Role
A reflective moral essay tracing the Jews' unique status through history. It discusses divine favor, reliance on God, repeated apostasy, and the failed rejection of the Messiah. The piece contrasts ancient civilization with Jewish steadfastness, then notes ongoing divine offer of salvation despite calamities.
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Mt. Sinai
Boston Atlas notice of Glidden Williams California line
Condensed notice states Glidden & Williams organize a monthly packet line to San Francisco. Clippers sail on the 20th, Antelope follows on the Ist Ximo, then T Bales on 20 March. Vessels to Flint Peabody Co. San Francisco. Passages arranged for travelers via Panama questioned as faster route.
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California
Boston Atlas
Recovar
San Francisco
Messrs. Glidden & Williams
Antelope
T. Bales
Messrs. Flint, Peabody & Co
Panama
Illinois Railroad bonds and Rothschilds probe urged
Letters received by the last cry report that the Hon R. has uttered plans for Illinois Railroad bonds. The Rothschilds pledge to send an agent to review the security but have not yet acted. Washington's birthday celebration preparations are extensive.
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Illinois
Rothschilds
Makina
Washington
Providence Journal Report on State Legislature Proceedings
The Providence Journal chronicles a session with the General Assembly's debates on amendments to jails, charter changes, and a liquor bill. It covers votes on concurring with Senate amendments, the adjournment timeline, and motions to postpone or table measures.
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Providence Journal
General Assembly
Jaan
Senate
First Universalist Society
Providence
First Baptist Society
Olneyville
House of Representatives
Fenner Brown
House
Sheffield
House Committee
Ee Wpe
G. H. Browne
Mr. Sheffield
Mr. Browne
Aves
Messrs
Allen
Angell
F. Browne
G. . Browne
Comstock
Cottrell
Dana
Davis
Fenner
Fiske
Gavitt
Goodwin
E. Harris
Hazard
Hopkins
Kenyon
E. Mathewson
Money
Phetteplace
Purinton
Stone
Taft
Tourtellot
Wetherell
Williams
Wright
Nors
Adams
H. Anthony
J. Anthony
Arnold
Barstow
Bailey
Blodget
Brownell
Carpenter
Chase
Clarke
Collins
Cranston
Currey
Durfee
Eldred
Fitch
Greene
Hall
Harris
Holden
Hunter
Johnson
A. €. Mathewson, Osborne, D.C. Potter
Rathbone
Rhodes
Roberts
Robinson
Spencer
Turner
Wardwell
Weaver
Finch
Osborne
C. C. Potter
Arrival of the El Dorado Four Days From California
New York reports the steamship El Dorado arriving from Chagres with four days later news from California. It carries 1 100 000 in specie and 246 pees. San Francisco markets are quiet with prices mostly unchanged. The El Dorado’s voyage time sets a record for speed between San Francisco and New York via the Isthmus at about 23 1 2 days.
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New York
Chagress
California
San Francisco
Isthmus
Panama
Charles Beers
Wm. Nickle
Frank Bryant
College Riot Seizes Homeopathic College in Cleaveland
About 50 armed men occupy the Homeopathic College in Cleaveland. Last night two military companies garrisoned the Court House and the artillery used the jail as their HQ where yesterday’s rioters were confined. Today the troops are discharged and calm returns as leaders face examination.
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Cleaveland
Homeopathic College
Kossuth speaks to Hungarian Fund Association crowd
In Cincinnati on February 14 the Kossuth talk drew about one thousand attendees with many more offering to pay for admission but blocked by cap. He did not deliver a formal speech, promising to address supporters of Hungary next week at the Hamilton Railroad Depot.
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Cincinnati
Kossuth
Embezzlement Claim Rocks Wall Street Firm
New York on February 15 reports excitement as a money broker vanishes with about sixty thousand dollars in ready cash said to be embezzled from his partners. Several merchants who had lent money to the firm are now victims.
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New York
Wall Street
New York Rum Shops and Groggeries Count Revealed
In the Sixth Ward Daan Sztune notes one rum shop per two err Innehaus wards show 155 groggeries open on Jade. The city has 5135 licensed retailers with 764 open on Sundays and 775 unlicensed rum shops reported.
Pardons Lopez on condition he leaves the country
Gov Hunt pardons Lopez the von sailor with the condition that he immediately exits the country. Reports from Steubenville describe ongoing Corkonian versus Fordowner riots with armed parties leaving Pittsburg to aid friends, one death, fifty to sixty jailed, and locals arming to defend property.
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Ausany
Sidgeioe
Steubenville
Pittsburg
Riot at Curvenano Forces Called Out
The Curvenann riot erupts after the discovery of several bodies near the Homeopathic College site. A local man recognizes his daughter among the remains and a mob damages college windows and interiors as military units march to quell the disturbance.
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Curvenano
Curvenann
Atleman
Punishment on naval yard convict marched to gate
A man named Murphy was punished at the Navy Yard by a guard of Marines. A placard bearing the word Tater was placed on his back while fife and drum played the rogue's march. He was escorted to the gate of Uncle Sam's Navy Yard and left.
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Davaoep
Murphy
Navy Yard
Uncle Samuel
Commonwealth
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Mary Ball
Potomac
Phenix
THE
Mt Silaoen. Co
Fishkill
Hobeel
Ac Peans
Committee On Finance
Mr. Davis
Oppee
H. Browne
Committee On Judiciary
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James H. West
Congress
Office of Auditor of Accounts
Steets
John W. Richmond
R. Gavitt
Messrs. Ballou
EL Dorado
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