Rates and terms for subscription and advertising services
The text outlines subscription pricing such as one year for $300 and six months for $30, with advance payment required and no attention given to orders without cash. Advertising rates include ten lines or less at base, extra charges for longer notices, and special fees for notices over five lines. It notes advertisements may continue until forbidden, and corporate or charitable notices are treated as advertisements. Printing services for pamphlets and cards are offered at reasonable rates, with communications to the proprietor.
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Room for Mary in the angels home haunts a dying child
A grieving mother recalls her harsh words after a flour spill that led to Mary’s death. On her deathbed, the child asks if there will be room for her among angels, while the mother confronts remorse and questions of heavenly welcome. The piece weaves moral reflections with a children’s poem and ends with advertising maxims.
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Mary
John
Isaac
Joan
Bradley's Fight A Tale Of The Prairie
Narrative recounts a frontier encounter on a lonely road between Georgetown and Coloma. A narrator carries ten thousand dollars of gold dust and encounters Bradley, a scarred traveler claiming shared wealth. Bradley reveals past clashes with Crow Indians and a disputed post at Yellow Stone Fort, ending with a deadly duel with Du Bois that leaves him scarred and survivor.
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Bradley
Georgetown
Coloma
Sacramento
Hardinge
Yellow Stone
Big Horn
Big Thief of the Crows
Wind River
Missouri River
There Is No End to the Universe of God
A narrator describes light years, stellar distances, and telescope discoveries. An ascent with an angel leads to exploration of endless heavens. The figure trembles at infinity, while the angel proclaims there is no end to the universe of God and no beginning to Him who created it.
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Earth
Tersthel
Lord Rosse
God
Space
Milky Way
Heaven
Fort Mandon and Sacramento Journey After Defaulter Findings
The narrator travels with troops to Fort Mandon where Du Bois is buried at the place of death. Du Bois’s papers reveal a substantial debt to his employers. The next morning the writer parts ways in Sacramento City. Bradley likely roves the plains he loves.
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den Bole
Preneh
Canaan
Clark
Fort
du Bois
Cala
Missouri
Turtle Hills
Mandon
Woodstock Place
Aing
Dean
Fort Don
Mandor
Yellow Stone
Don
Black Hill
Little Missouri
Bradley
United States
Fort Mandon
Sacramento City
Love Babies And The State Of The World
A rhapsodic, if scattered, meditation on babies as joy and meaning, praising mothers and fathers, notes the social pull of infant affection, and the cultural ideal of family happiness amid sharp, humorous asides about manners, religion, and daily life. It blends anecdotes, recipes, proverbs, and satirical vignettes across diverse topics.
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Rheathens Appeal
T. Helm
Bonner
Amos Lawrence
Nicholas Longworth
Stephen Girard
A. J. Stewart
P.T. Barnum
Prin
Ising
Horace Greeley
Lieut. Hardinge
Sture
Zoo
Liz
Issac Newton
Sir Isaac Newton
D. D. T. Moore
Moore
New Yorker
Memphis
Tyre Enterprise
Enoues
Saratoga
Kansas City
Button
Bill Arp
Poe
Wisconsin
Chicago
Yorkshire
Furlong
Flirt
Jones
Sete Mech
Soph
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