Eastern Shore rail road project urged to unite counties
A regional appeal argues that building a Baltimore linked railroad across the Eastern Shore will boost commerce and connect with Philadelphia and New York. It urges Talbot County to lead, noting past improvements and bank and steamboat line origins, calling for a unified effort with subscriptions of $25, $10, and $5 to fund a daily market and rail access, stressing shared progress.
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Hebagh
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Philadephia
New York
Suy
Talbot
Emory
Will Talbot
Sim
Belip Ommselves
Philosophy of Stimulants in the Animal Economy
The text argues that ardent spirits, though condemned by abstinence advocates, can play useful roles in the body. They supply a substitute for food, support strength when stomachs are weak, and help sustain tissues by reducing waste. The piece suggests stimulants can aid temperate youth and the elderly in specific circumstances, describing their digestive and nutritive effects.
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the &T
Germany
Subscription terms and advertising rates from Delaware State Reporter
The Dover based Delaware State Reporter outlines subscription terms: one year in advance $2, otherwise $3. single issues at a set price. Nonpayment leads to confinement and extra year charge. Advertising rates: 50 cents per square for one insertion, 25 cents for each subsequent. longer ads pro rata. Reports of meetings except Democratic Party, and other non news content billed as regular ads. Liberal terms for yearly and half yearly advertisers. Edward Potts listed as authorized agent for office business.
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Semel Weekly Reporter
Democratic Party
Kent
Sussex Counties
Delaware
United States
Edward Potts
Politicians and moral reform in a free government
A long critique on political class manipulation, religion, temperance, and reform movements. It argues that politicians exploit moral issues to gain power, noting pulpits and religious papers as catalysts while warning against incautious alliances that threaten republican liberty. It cites temperance as an example of political co optation.
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National Party
Amorz
Xia
Pro Catholic fears and anti Catholic politics rampant
Protestants seize on Catholic threat to rally across the nation, urging zeal for Protestantism and suspicion of Catholic power. Editorial warns such anti Catholic campaigns injure religion and liberty, likening them to a trap. Maine Law enforcement and local agricultural notes follow, with reports on wheat yields and a drowning in Dover.
Frightful Shipwreck Drowns Over Six Hundred Chinese Emigrants
The Africa docked in Boston at four this morning under Captain Little amid news of the Grimenza wreck near Melbourne with 640 Chinese emigrants aboard, most of whom perished. Survivors, chiefly officers and crew, endured grim boat-journeys before rescue. Authorities report further unrest in Mexico with proclamations and revolts in several states. In Bravo, a Cincinnati railroad tunnel collapse killed five workers and left others injured, with investigators examining the accident’s cause.
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Broosa
C. N. Righter
Constantinople
N. York
Mount Olympus
Sultang
Abdel Kader
Musselmen
Turkish Empire
Boston
RLM
Africa
Little
Harrison
Melbourne
Australia
Grimenza
Penny
Rio Grande
Callao
Brrravo
Cincinnati
James Pierce
Dennis Dryman
John Collins
Phillip de Vere
Patrick Hagerty
James Coleman
Kinney Trial Forfeiture Granted After Nonappearance
In New York on June 7 Judge Betts could not proceed with Col Kinney s trial as he did not appear in person. Motions to forfeit his recognizances and issue a bench warrant were granted. Also reports from Illinois indicate a swing against the Prohibitory Law with 23 counties showing more than 10 000 votes against prohibition and a total lead of 4 340 against the law.
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Jeper
Jons W. Horstox
Sussex
Kent County
Maine
Jos W. Howstox
Kew Orceans
Corpus Christi
Sanpassar
Santa Anna
Monterey
Montes
Neuva Leon
Matamoros
San Luis Potosi
Chihuahua
Nicaragua
New York
Col. Kinney
Betts
Uinois- Cutcaco
Central
Progress and practice in farming with new machinery
The article argues that threshing machines replace older tools and urges careful cultivation to maximize machine benefits. It stresses leveling fields, removing obstructions, and harrowing after seeding, warns against reckless use, and notes neater fences and better management. It also advocates protecting insectivorous birds by installing bird boxes to reduce insect harm.
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Wilmington
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Lewes
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William Jeffrees
Lewes Creek
Laban L. Lyons
Thos. Howard
Henry F. Hall
Richard L. West
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Daniel Fisher
William Paynter
David Walker
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Orphans’ Court
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