Delaware State Reporter Promises Democratic Ally at Dover
The Delaware State Reporter, semi weekly at Dover, announces steady growth since March 1858 and its aim to be the state paper. It pledges independence from factions, supports the 1850 Democratic platform and 1852 national stance, promises telegraph powered news, agriculture, markets, and literary content, and notes a two dollar yearly subscription.
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Delaware
George W. S. Nicholson
Dover
Democratic Party
Revonner
Onder
Baltimore
Usiow
Parrrr
Democratic Party of
Mafla
Arronton
Dunawaret
Newcoast
Ranmar
Sarrox
Reporter Job Office Advertises Printing Services
The Reporter Job Office at Main and Lockermann offers book and job printing. From land sales bills to blank forms and legal notices, it promises neat, cheap printing with prompt service and wide capability for county and state needs.
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Main
Lockermann Streets
Smyrna
Dona Landing
Delaware
Jefferson Works Distribution Under Public Law 1854
A compilation of acts and resolutions from 1854 directs the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk of the House to distribute Thomas Jefferson’s works. It lists recipients including the President, department libraries, members of Congress, the Library of Congress, Smithsonian, and other institutions, with exact copy counts and procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
Secretary of the Senate
Library of
Library of Congress
States
Legislative Department
United States of America
Congress
Jane
Fed
Georgetown Gaslight Company
David English
Robert P. Dodge
Richard Cruikshank
William M. Fitzhugh
Richard Pettit
William F. Seymour
Adolphus H. Pickrell
William Bucknell
District of
Colombia
Georgetown
Aid Board
Nest
Alieayt
Haletante
Robert P Dodge
Richard Craikbank
Wiliam NM
Fitzhugh
Wm. PF
Seymour
Adolphus Picksell
Willian Bocknel
Caer
Sach Corporation
Nail Corporation
Prontier, Incover
Corporation of
Floresc
Gemrgzioma Mex
Aris Wieisarrer
Seid Corportion
Det
Xl Georgetown Gasister Company
Witch Shell
Gemgeivan Gassets Company
Detis Andi
Sii
Sie
Farfier
Wastingim Gecicit
Waking Gaslight Company
Jais Eiztt
Magnificent Chicago Hotel Plans Mentioned in Travel Account
A traveler extols a central Chicago hotel near the lake, praising its stone architecture, grand rooms, and comprehensive amenities. The piece notes the building's prominent position, elevated sidewalks, and upscale accommodations while detailing surrounding streets, passenger traffic, and the influx of German emigrants and other travelers to the Milwaukee and Racine routes.
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Cincinnati
Amd
Oran
Chicago
Sumter Reurt
Tae Mpidiy
Ming
Pallie
Chieues
Sather
Lie
Wichigan
Lake Ami
Sears of
Wiercesie
Milwaukie brick described as unusually hard and smooth
The article praises a Milwaukie brick for its exceptional hardness and smooth buff color, noting the brick fronts look painted but are the natural result of fire on the clay. It sketches the texture and finish, promising continuation.
Nighttime mimicry in a Mrs Bally tale from Peterson's Magazine
A fragment describes Miss Bally moving from parlor to kitchen to her chamber, lighting a prepared candle, locking the door, removing dentures, washing makeup, and extinguishing the candle in a cautious, eerie domestic scene from Peterson's Magazine.
Pruning Orchards Improve Growth and Yields
The Albany Calibrator urges careful pruning of young orchards to keep shoots from lasting beyond one season. By shaping trees, removing unnecessary growth, and ensuring open canopies, trees stay thrifty, with better air and sunshine. Proper cultivation now promises larger, higher quality apple crops and steadier market prices.
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Albany
Saving Cloverseed and Orchard Pruning Tips
Practical farming notes on saving clover seed with early cutting and dry storage to maximize yield and forage value. Also covers pruning by pinching buds for stock trees, emphasizing timing and balance of roots and tops, plus a reflection on learning from experience. Includes pear manure ideas and a bread making method from Morgin county.
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Ilan
Brean
Mary
Morgin County
Obie
Iden Cat
Bacb
Phare
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Constable's
Far Pacer
Fanner
Gmmons
Reporter OF
Laws OF the
Pakie
Osntis
Beesters
Louisians
Eaxern
Lousum
New Griems
Lratsiu
Tee
Srike
Mary Wim
Seager
Delaware State Xefortee
Estemesys OF
Western Travel
BY Chabees Haedl
Feonrescan
Sally Sticer
Alice Bond
Centreville
Mr. Culver
Denton Jones
Mrs. Jones
Ellen Mason
Mrs. Green
Sammy
Sally Slicer
Hall
Miss Meddlers
Dr Hall
Mary Sprague
Enoch Treadwell
Polly Hill
Polly van le Beard
Billie Crees
Enoch
Polly
Haris
Ant
Winte
Snp
Poe
Kats Parsons
Tim
Certreville
Betsy Piere
Jong Betey Payne
Mr Sprague
Agricultural Department
Rivers
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