Delaware State Reporter adopts capital city mission statement
The Delaware State Reporter announces its permanent establishment in Dover since March 1858, pledging party loyalty to the Delaware Democratic platform, independent of cliques, with robust foreign and domestic news, agricultural notices, markets, and literary content. It emphasizes rapid telegraph-based updates, local reporting, and Parisian-like miscellaneous features, offering Tuesday and Friday issues at two dollars yearly in advance.
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George W. S. Nicholson
Dover
Padple
Democratic Party of
Baltimore
National Democracy
Axros
Decawase State ReporteEn
Edglelars
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Cosmopolitan Art Association promotes annual distribution event
A broad notice outlines the Cosmopolitan Art Association activities in New York and Sandusky. It lists prizes including fifteen bronze statues and works of Old Masters, and explains membership benefits with magazines and annual distributions. The plan emphasizes popularizing fine arts and literature, with a first annual distribution set for January 30, supported by subscriptions and member tickets.
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Popaluc Art Association
Bullings
Committee of Waragement
Pest
Snreniz Wedticih
Shitum
Fram Pumers
Venus
Burckinte
Hebe
Flurt
Amifteen Shahrethes
Alee x Erne
Harper's
Poimtoess
Knickerbocker
Blackereed’s
Gratous
Maine
Srt
Goder’s
Lady's Boork
Ami
Meath
Philadelphia
Titec Landis Rikize
Sila
Sandusky
Westeon
Association
Amore
Wii
Saipg
Smi
Desiand
Yhose
Bookstam
Wil
Sine
Entekebhucker Wario
Brossway
New York
Wafer St
Gin. Adress
E. Derby
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A Brookside Lullaby For A Sleeping Infant
Poem depicts a brook dancing by a sleeping infant, a serene moment amid sorrow. The verse muses on heavenly ties, radiant whiteness, and a child’s dreamlike communion with angels. It contrasts earthly loss with heavenly praise, ending with visions of angels praising their Maker.
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Golden Springs
Patriotism as cover for public wrong in Clayton critique
The piece denounces Mr. Follin M. Clayton of Delaware as a self serving Know Nothing aspirant for the presidency. It portrays him as hypocritical, hostile to the Maine Law, and adept at manipulating patronage and party lines. The column accuses Clayton of moral forgery, perverting facts, and courting Native American sentiments to gain support.
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Follin M. Clayton
Delaware
Philadelphia
Judaeus
Apella
T Ehat
Maine
John’ M. Clayton
Washington
General Taylor
Fillmore
Clay
Webster
Clayton
Republic
New York
Willian H. Seward
New Yorkrald
Delavant
St Thomas
Canada
George
Brega
Wshington
The
Herald
Bennett
Coalumniste
Pierce
Meredith
Tressury
Breer
Tia
Aetha
Taylor
Mushroom Ubjmann
Beale
Toombs
Senate
Delaware City
Continental Army
The Black Lady Apparition at Bavarian Palace
An Aschaffenburg letter recounts a chilling episode dated October in which two Bavarian princes meet a veiled Black Lady who vanishes through a door. The sight unsettles Queen Theresa of Bavaria, who travels to Munich in sorrow as rumors rise of a foreboding omen and the Black Lady’s reported appearances.
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Aschaffenburg
Berlin
Hohenzollern
Theresa
Bavaria
Slunich
Boya
Schallcabaret Palace
Asvat
Munich
Aschiffenburg
Severa
Cpt
Lars Corps
Fragmented phrasing on royal death inquiry stirs public protest
The report cites protests against suspicions about the truth of events following the Queen's death. Inquiries involve officials and witnesses who detailed the spa r tition to several people, prompting rigorous examinations of palace staff and guards to establish fact.
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Witteelbacher
Agricultural Department. Aquaria Camistex remarks on science over quackery
In Hillsborough county an address to farmers and medical men discusses distinguishing science from quackery in agriculture. The speaker cites experts like Prof. Sliman and Prof. Navies, urges thorough, experiment-based soil analysis, and warns against unproven claims. It also notes frost protection methods and practical notes on plant and soil care.
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Prior
Hillsborough County
N. HL
Myieg
Thor
Shawn Loke
Sock
Sliman
Norm
Navies
Crater
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