Education figures show 12 000 schools and 500 000 scholars
The article reports 12 000 schools and about 500 000 scholars, with 14 000 teachers and state fund totals for 1849. It notes Hamilton county received 12 311 from the State common school fund and lists other district appropriations while urging progress in education and teacher certification.
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Hamilton County
State
Virginia Military Whoel
Western Reserve Wchool Fond
Ashtabula
Neal
Adg
Darn to Swaxers Novel Powder Promises Pest Annihilation
An exaggerated critique touts a magical powder claimed to blot out pests and vices. It envisions a utopian future where fleas, bugs, rats, cockroaches, and other nuisances vanish, sparking a moral and societal cleansing. The piece mocks sensational claims and the idea of perfect extermination.
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Magers
Rete
Haynan
Invention Promises Fortune for Cincinnati Market
The St. Louis Republican notes a remarkable machine that can process butter from rancid to fresh, even altering color and salt level. It could flood markets with refined dairy, boosting profits, with potential shipping advantages from Atlantic states and strong demand in California.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Caliorese
Atlantic States
Maine Law Repeal Debate Sparks Beuger Whig Clash
A Maine proposal to repeal the Homestead and Exemption law triggers a Beuger Whig rebuttal. The paper argues the law’s core intent and urges cautious action against repeal, framing the issue as a clash over property protection.
Municipal taxation limits and corporate compensation provision
The text outlines how stockholders hold liability for taxes and compensation in corporations, plus a clause on city and village organization under general laws to curb abuses. It then shifts to a Washington correspondent noting a Navy yard incident where a crewman refused to join a government steamer due to alleged captain cruelty, which was reported to the Navy for inquiry.
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Washington
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Navy Yard
Capitol
Monster
Navy
Wandering Family Traverses West With Odd Convoy
A Philadelphia family Journeying west in a novel caravan encamps on the Miami near the Third Street bridge. Two boys haul wheelbarrows loaded with camp gear and grinding scissor, followed by an old wagon with the wife and daughter and a baby. Children bring a coffee pot and a kettle of potatoes while paddling a canoe. The group traveled ten to thirteen miles daily and were seen in town pursuing grinding business.
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Wilouee Weenchulteen
Wayton Journal
Wedstron
Philadelphia
Miami
Third Street Bridge
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Life Insurance Company
Mechanics’ Institute
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Stone
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Great Britain
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