Bristol Daily Ad Rates and Publication Details
Publisher W H S Bayley releases Bristol's weekly paper noting Saturday issues at 107 Bradford Street with two dollar annual subscriptions in town prepaid, one dollar per square for three weeks, twenty cents for each extra insertion, twelve lines per square, and yearly advertiser limits of 18 lines weekly including paper.
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Buxstor
Pwenen
Bradford Street
Bristol
R. I
W. H
Bayley
Dingle
Labor and Duty Elevate the Living Spirit
A lyric celebrating rural work and communal toil. The speaker reveres ploughing threshing and market sounds as signs of life and purpose. Labor is not doom but mercy guiding a strong willing heart and daily virtue.
President Fillmore praised for constitutional fidelity in Louisiana paper
The New Orleans Bulletin lauds President Fillmore for able impartial leadership. It emphasizes the Constitution guides his administration and credits his honesty with broad approval, noting his legal expertise and cabinet support as key to faithfully upholding his oath.
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President Fillmore
New Orleans Bulletin
Louisiana
The
Bulletin
Fillmore
Mittaup FittMone
New York Hotel Host Donor for Kossuth Gift
Mr John N Genin a notable New York hotelier seeks to join a group of 100 donors each giving 1000 dollars toward a gift for Kossuth upon his arrival in America. The report also notes a fatal stabbing in Tennessee and other scattered items from the era.
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Neste Orrer
John N. Genin
New York
Hatel
Kossuth
Educate the Farmer to Gain Political Influence
The piece argues farmers in the United States vastly outnumber those in other occupations but lack educational empowerment. It cites 3.7 million in agriculture versus 0.55 million in learned professions and contends education would let agriculturists claim influence and leadership, urging self–education and solidarity.
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United States
Miscellaneous notes and parables from a bygone era
A collection of fragmented items includes a parable about a nobleman and a fool debating death and the afterlife, a donation of an organ by banker W. Wacorearan to a chapel, and a brief quarrel resolution by Mr Howell with an inconclusive verdict.
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W. Wacorearan
Washington
Staenton
Orphan Boy's Prayer and the Perjured Witnesses
In a tale set around an inheritance dispute, Henry Williams leaves his village to seek a future after his beloved Cora Clifford. A scheming faction challenges Robert Brown’s birthright, using a forged mother and fraudulent witnesses to claim the estate, while Henry aids in the legal defense under lawyer Ashley Beauchampe's guidance.
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Cora
Henry
Evany
Henry William
Cora Clifford
Deacon Clifford
Henry Williame
Whency
Throne of Grace
Ashley Beauchampe
Brown
Old Brown
Mr. Brown
Robert Brown
Seound
Robert
Beauchampe
Albert Brown
Margaret Fullerton
Philadelphia
Robert l
Witypas
Bopuchame
Leary
Youthful Hero Journeys Toward Philadelphia
Four day trek leads a young protagonist to Westchester where an old Quaker offers rest and a ride to the city. They travel in quiet as dawn breaks and the boy contemplates his uncertain plans in the great city.
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Philadelphia
Beatie
Westchester
Henry
Witness Describes Mark on Arm in Child Custody Case
In a courtroom scene, Henry guides the testimony of Margaret Fullerton and Roger Finney. Beauchamp questions Finney who admits alias as Jack Collins and is exposed by a deserter record from Brooklyn.
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Pennsylvania
Burlington
Mathrasa iv
Samuel D. Karns
Mr. Beauchamp
Henry
Roger Finney
Finney
Albert Brown
Margaret Fullerton
Beauchampe Gross
Brown
Jack Collins
Ib Thas
Mr. Beauchampe
York
Beauchampe
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Poetre
the Sounds OF Industry
Frances D. Gage
Deaver
Daryman
West Gallatin
Tenn
McElrath
Robert Bh. Payton
Bailie Payton
Mafia Times
Mr. Richardson
Unguentus
Keuka
Burneu
Monticello
W. R. Palmer
Hye
Gad
Father Mathew
Mr. Collins
Liverpool
Anaivat
Mas. Judson
Dr. Judson
Canada
India
Brighton
Orandy
Bishop Hail
Eaid
Howell
Sean
Ream
Silvanus Cobb, JR
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