03 Nov 1849
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Newspaper
Bristol Phenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1849
Page
1
The notice lists rates for advertisements including advance payments, single rates, and multi-insertion charges. It specifies that a square equals twelve lines in minion type and that ads run until forbid with yearly advertisers paying ten dollars and limited line usage per week to their own business.
The passage presents a poetic exchange between dew drop and stream about beauty in nature. A radiant dew drop and the stream discuss creation and divine power, praising harmony in nature and acknowledging a higher purpose guiding all beings. The poem closes noting the author Mary Gollinga, a servant girl from Devonsture Bay.
The Newark Daily Advertiser recounts the Arcos tale from the Courier des Brats Ui. Mo and Madame Arcos, once wealthy Spaniards, pursued wealth and status, sailed to Chili with luxury, but were halted by bandits during a 300 mile trek. both were killed after their wealth was seized. Frederik Bremer mourns in Newburg New York. A Newburg paper describes her appearance and cautionary lines on marriage. The piece closes with reflection on public opinion and the limits of argument.
Fragmented historical account outlines severe winters from 1664 to 1800s across Europe, noting frozen rivers, widespread famine, and wildlife deaths. It blends distant events with anecdotes and mentions of weather impacts in Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, and England, plus stray modern insertions.
A historical remark by John Q. Adams on women's dependence on men and the evolution toward partnership in marriage. It contrasts rustic and refined warmth, notes true liberty in female virtue, and warns that good nature becomes virtue only when a habit formed, not mere compliance.
A night scene shows a seventeen year old girl kneeling near a table in a chamber described as innocent and peaceful. The moon clears clouds, stars brighten, and a dramatic moment unfolds as she searches for a missing jewel and suddenly utters a startling line about Josie killing an old bug.
A fragment from Hon Coward Everett extols land ownership and ancestral ties, tracing a farmer's identity to family roots, home, and the landscape. It contrasts ideals of independence with reverence for heritage and duty, interwoven with other brief observations on woman’s care and daily habits.
An aged recluse on Mason's Height hides a secret past as a young American officer arrives seeking Lucy de Brun, a gravely troubled beauty once educated by a New York family. The visitor reveals Lucy's plight and the old man's remorse for a crime tied to her birth. The tale hints at a tragic lineage, torn loyalties, and a stormy night confrontation.
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