Delaware State Reporter 1853 Appeal to Delaware readers
The Delaware State Reporter established March 1 1853 moves from airy notion to durable presence in Delaware. It pledges to be independent of party lines, supports Democratic platforms of 1850 and 1852, and promises rapid foreign news, agricultural content, original correspondence, markets and literature. It highlights central Delaware location aiding timely reports, and offers Tuesday and Friday editions at two dollars per year.
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Delaware
George W. S. Nicholson
Bate
Democratic Party of
Baltimore
Democratic Party of Delaware
Exrerrse
Gor
Radway Remedies Advertised as Pain Stoppers and Restoratives
Radway & Co promote three R R R remedies including Radway's Ready Relief and Renovating Resolvent. They claim instant pain relief for cramps, rheumatism and neuralgia and a system rebuilding effect. Letters from authorities tout cures for scrofula and salt rheum with thousands of testimonials in 1853 Philadelphia ads.
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R. R._RADWAY & CO
Radways
Granger
Brooklyn
Radway
Raidiway & Co
J. J. Middleton
Waccamaw, S. C
Beaufort
S. C
Middleton
Mr. Middleton
W. B. Oliver
Drayton, Dooly Co
Henderson
Westford
Mass
Radway & CO
Fulton Street
New York
Ode to a Brother Lost at Sea in Detawans Breworee
A fragmentary poem announces Dr James C Bird sailed as surgeon to an Isthmus canal expedition from Wilmington. It laments separation from a brother, recalls childhood scenes, and expresses faith and sorrow as the barque sails into the storm while whispers promise peace. The note cites Quincy Place and Delaware banks as origins.
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Detawans
Breowree
James C. Bird
Wilmington
Darien
Life and Love in a Tangled Past and Present
A reflective narrative traces a reunion with George Clay and the unsettling discovery that he has married another woman after years apart. It contrasts the speaker’s preserved affection with Clay’s new life, while weaving memories of ailing sisters, lost loves, and the impact of time on hearts and households.
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George Clay
Clay
Sarah
Helen
Tom
Geo
Sam
Tsit
George
St L
Proma
Zutomn
Paci
Sream
Mooths
Hexcen
Sotven
Lamprey
North
Wtech
Mes. L
Fragmented Miscellany on Virtue and Jeffersonian Anecdotes
A garbled miscellany discusses moral lessons and domestic duties, recalling a Jefferson anecdote about mansion expansions and servant quarters. It reflects on ambition, social rank, and self-control as virtues, with reflective lines on progress and restraint.
Fragmentary Victorian column on animal feed and moral tales
A garbled excerpt from a 19th century periodical discusses hog feeding with rye bark and vinegar, along with other farm notes. It includes anecdotes about horses with colds, a psalm parody, and a tale of charitable pity inspiring care for a starving family amid mischief and theft.
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Renn
N. E
Eighth and
Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia
H. B. Furbee
G. Leeds
Leeds
Bagss
South Eighth Street
Chestnut
East Side
A. Mason
Coates and
Sixth Streets
E. Anderson
Havana
Sega&rs, Tobacco, &c
Segar’ Emporiem
South Second Street
Tfohn A. Jones
Baltimore Street
Baxhnose
HN K. Jarvis
Notary Public
Biaett Dover
Pledderman
Charles Street
Jawartag
Reynolds
Ali
Faverrs Sr
Prs
TT & GO
Fourth and Market Sts
Tration
Sixth Street
Market Street
West Side
Olesale
Canby ~ FY. & Ratch
Canby & Co
N. W. Corent
Lombard and
Light Streets
Maryland
Ziba Ferris & Son
Pera
Ferris & Son
Ziba Perris & Sin
Saac Reed & Sons
Isaag Reed & Son
Ford Pena
North Second St
Vine
South Third Street
Oleman's
TRON
South Fifth Street
Walnut
Chabedelphis
Sarehi
Lillie Lee
Brother
Siain
Quincy Place
Ced
Helen Wea
India
Norther
Meitaton
Aare Jack Wre Scotewalty Beret
Crreensborg
Merming
Tes Bowssteip
Jerrexsox
Monticello
Thas
Defferson
Besanfel
Posessondis
Jefferson
Garsties
Newark
Seater
Davis
David