Delaware State Reporter 2B Pushes Democratic Platform
The Delaware State Reporter announces it has operated since March 1 1853, expanding reach and supporting Democratic principles. It promotes the Democratic Platform of 1853 and 1852 national platforms, with telegraphic updates, foreign news, agricultural articles, local markets, and literary sections. Subscriptions cost two dollars per year and readers are addressed to the proprietor.
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Delaware
George W
Nichollgs
Dover
Beloxware
Dmawanz
Baltiene
Rational Democracy
Simit Les See Asras
Democratic Party
Deloxare
Msi
Wells
Ezrerim
Reporter Job Office Offers Blanks and Legal Forms
In an old notice, the Reporter Office advertises blanks and forms for legal and official uses. It touts low prices and a wide range including warrants, subpoenas, recognizances, licenses, deeds, promissory notes, and marriage licenses.
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Fee Bil
Pte
Vertitien Exper
Ipdentares
Comsalie
Marrige Lica Alliechpests
Education as the Lofty Aim of True Education
A nineteenth century lecture discusses education as the development of science, the formation of character, and the moral maturity of the whole person. It argues education should elevate the mind, cultivate freedom, and lead individuals to render homage to God through virtuous service. The text cites degradation of society without proper education and references a 1854 date.
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Serge
Jedeestwa
Barreres
Fragmentary verse notes on life and endurance
Fragmented lines reflect life and death, light showers, a silver chord binding beings, and the call to action while tempers of time endure. The text hints at enduring effort and hope amid decay and renewal.
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Lake
Kian
Lessons From a Craftman's Path to Wealth and Stability
An essay argues against chasing quick wealth and changing trades. It praises steady, single pursuit and persistence, citing artisans who remain in one trade and prosper, while serial adventurers often end in insolvency. A paralelling tale shows a German rescuer saving a boy near Covington.
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Rave
Neo Kawyers
Qne
Pwe
West
California
Felow
Mark
Eife
Wim
Mrs. Partington
Boston Post
A Peculiar Farewell and Comical Exit Scene
A long faded tale describes a French boarder’s awkward farewell to a landlady as he promises a pension and insists on leaving his deadlatch. The scene blends humor with observations on gallantry and women, quoting Miss Cooper and other anecdotes about virtue, kindness, and societal expectations.
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Countree
Indy
Mr. C
Mrs. M
Franchman
Sean
Frenchy
Miss Cooper
J. Fenimore Cooper
Severe mildew hits vineyards and orchards in Ohio region
A sprawling note details vineyard distress near Cinci nati with crops in decline from mildew and poor compost. Experts like Mr Werk, Peticolas, and others report half losses on planted vines and uneven damage across slopes. Advice emphasizes thorough drainage and deep digging, plus careful staking and fruit support to prevent stalk strain.
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Cincinosti
Sroop
Werk
Hill
Br. Rebfoss
Mr. B
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Acatdemicasl Education
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Ciarinnati
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Georgetown
Nacaca Frend
Michigan
J. H
Casindd
Gaztle
Soarep Cory
Oothire
Ae Hsely
Bovey
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Bowers
WSBA
PRP
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