Delaware State Reporter Ad Rates and Circulation Note
The Delaware State Reporter in Dover lists subscription terms: one year 2.00 if prepaid, 8.00 if not prepaid. single numbers five cents. Notices include automatic renewal prompts. Advertising: 40 cents per square for a single insertion, 25 cents for each additional insertion. no stated period means full rate until discontinued. Official paper for U S Laws with liberal annual arrangements. Edward Potts as authorized agent.
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Seme Weekly
Democratic Party
Emigration shaped growth of Philadelphia and New York
A 1856 discussion outlines how emigration propelled American prosperity by expanding cities and national wealth. It argues population growth from emigration vastly exceeded natural increase, compares Britain and France, and rebuts pauper concerns while detailing labor demand and economic benefits from emigrants.
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Philadelphia
New York
Scotland
England
Ireland
London
Europe
Great Britain
France
Republic of
Mexico
Vast field of labor and national greatness described
The excerpt praises a vast territorial labor field, highlighting its capacity to employ half the globe’s population and provide support, prosperity, and national happiness if properly utilized. It emphasizes opportunities for useful and lucrative enterprise and the country’s growing operations.
Know Nothing National Council Falls Apart in Public View
A Philadelphia convention of the Know Nothings collapses amid secret deliberations and disunion. The piece warns the Democratic Party remains the Union’s safeguard, while detailing local debates on law, temperance, and public order in Wilmington with fines and arrests for intoxication and associated improprieties.
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United States
Philadelphia
Great
National Party
National Council
Republic
Tnion
Tumor Removal Described by Philadelphia Doctor
A vascular tumor near an eye was removed by Dr. Caries D. Green of Philadelphia. The operation involved tying large vessels and cutting away the tumor from the skull, with notes on old versus knife methods and the patient Mrs Kincex who is improving. The tumor contained cancerous tadpole-like cells. microscopic analysis warned on recurrence if any malignant tissue remained, though the malignant portion was at the center and removal succeeded.
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Suraian
Abraham
Caries D. Green
Philadelphia
Kersix
Camden Citizens Plan July Celebration at Union Academy
Citizens of Camden meet to organize a Fourth of July celebration with a procession at 9 AM to the old camp ground. The program includes reading the Declaration, oration by Grace P. Fiener, speeches by Willard Savissury and others, brass band music, and an evening pyrotechnic display. Tickets available from the hotel proprietor, A J Taylor in Dover, and John Carrow in Frederica. By order of the President Samuel P Simpson Necr.
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Camden
Union Academy
Waerras
Citzens
American Brotherhood
Academy
Grerce P. Fiener
Willard Savissury
Camden Brass Band
State House
Philadelphia
A. J. Taylor
Dover
John Carrow
Frederica
Samuel P. Simpson
Nec'y
Law and Order in Maryland and Delaware notices
A 1855 letter complains against a criticism of the Court and jury. Justice Bartman Mer ting notes a Maryland Delaware project meeting in Cambridge with Gen Titchman and Wm Clark speaking on road subscriptions. Col Hall from Sec Upsmento California recently hauled a seventy pound weighing beet.
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Hazurrmnar
Dane
Mr. Eprron
Bartman Merting
Maryland
Delaware
Cemnbridge
Gen. T. Titchman
Wm. B Clark
Talbot Comunty
Setishadore
Camridge Demperal
Cautporsia Varskvantns
Col. Hall
Sec
Upsmento
California
Maryland and Delaware Railroad Meeting in Caroline County
A June 13 1855 meeting at the Denton Court House organized by Danzer Annety and J Hopkins Tarr discussed routes and subscriptions for the Maryland and Delaware Railroad. Delegates from Caroline Queen Anne and Talbot counties were named to study two proposed corridors and solicit stock subscriptions with committees formed to oversee fundraising and route analysis.
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Maryland and
Delaware
R. B
Maryland and Delaware Railroad
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Danzer Annety
J . Hopkins ‘Tarr
A. M. Goldsborough
I. C. W. Powell
T. Til
Caroline
Queen Anne
Talbot Counties
A. J. Willis
C. I. Hardcastle
Wm. H. Comegys
J. L. Parviz
R. E. Hardcastle
G. W. Goldsborough
William Roé
Daniel Orel
J. H. Barwick
J. H. Fountain
P. 0
Cherbonnier
John Williams
David Knotts
A.J. Willis
Rochester
J. H. Tarr
Emnals Hubbard
Curtis Davis
Wm. H. Watkins
Job D. A. Robinson
John Nichols
Elias Cox
Baeleed
Denton Journal
Monterey Taken by Revolutionists as Mexico Skirts War
Advices from Brazos state Monterey was attacked on the 27th of last month and seized by revolutionists. General Cardona and sixty seven officers were captured. twenty six cannon and other munitions fell to the insurgents. reports claim Caravajal and Capistran crossed the Rio Grande and clashed with government troops. Victoria Saltillo rise with insurgents in Carango Copahinis capitals.
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Mexico
Monterey
New Orteans
Brazos
Cardona
Caravajal
Capistran
Rio Grande
Guanaxonto
Victoria
Saltillo
Carango
Copahinls
Explosion and Life Firework Depot Burned at Maiden Lane
Fire at No 1 Maiden Lane destroyed the firework depot. One man killed and another badly injured by the blast. Neighbors Robbins C Duncan and Salishman Co. suffered heavy losses with insurers. The adjacent shops including Hortsman Butchers and J D Davidson also damaged. Jefferson Barta and Lorisvitur report Democratic convention notices from Mississippi with J McRae nominated for Governor.
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New Years
Maiden Lane
Messrs
Robbins C. Duncan
Salishman & Co
Philip Demarth
Salisman
Duncan
Mesers
Satisman & Ob
Hortsman Butchers & Co
J. D. Davidson
Watchee
Jefferson Barta
Lorisvitur
Pune
Launch Of The Steam Frigate Merrimack
The steam frigate Merrimack launched at 11:30 as crowds gathered on the pier. The ship rode the waves smoothly and entered a new element amid cheers from the battery.
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Barmy
Merri
Mack Wag
Death by accidental wound in New York gunsmith incident
Willis North, a gunsmith employed in a New York factory, was killed instantly tonight when a hammer struck his chest during work. He was 46, a native of Meddieton Cong, and leaves a family.
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Hawrorn
Conn
Dene
Willis North
Aessie Esetory
New York
Meddieton
Cong
Unconstitutional Massachusetts Liquor Law Opinion Cited
The New York Times reports Elias Merwin and partners conclude the Massachusetts liquor law is tyrannical and unjust. They argue the seizure and appeal constraints deny due process and confiscate property rights, rendering enforcement improper and unconstitutional.
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Beaton
Massachusetts
Elias Merwin
United States
Messrs. C
Loring
L. Bartlett
Rufus Choategon
Merwin
Tia
New York Times
Aworimer Ourbreak in Mexico and Know Nothing Politics
Fragmentary report reports Santa Anna orders to arrest and shoot Lampasas leaders like Don Santiago Vidouri amid Monterey tensions. It also details Know Nothing positions on Nebraska and Fugitive Slave laws, Massachusetts rulings, and election results in New Haven and Norwalk, highlighting party influence and regional shifts.
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Mexico
Corpus« Christi
Santa Anna
Monterey
Lampasas
Don Santiago Vidouri
Nenva Leon
Lamp
Nebraska
United States
Know Nothing
Know Nothing Legislature
Massachusetts
Judge Loring
Slace
Burns
Know Nothings
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
New York
Hrraid
Know
Philadelphia
Pdsuasion
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Thompson
Hit
Law and Order
Court of General Sessions of the Peace
Dail
Richard K. Jones
Temperance Hotel
Patrick Christy
Sorrel Horse
Neal McElwell
Steamboat
Rail Road
Radcliffe Chandwick
Wilmington and
New Jersey
Charles M. Allmond
Indian Queen
Lewis Wilson
Lafayette
Allen J. Lemon
Swan
Hugh McGovern
Wilmington Hotel
John Wilson
Spread Eagle
Brook Turner
Delaware House
William Strimple
Union Hotel
Phebe Sharpe
Buck
Charles ‘ Edwards
Bull’s Head
James Plunkett
Thomas D. Gibson
City Hotel
Hugh McCluire
Strangers’ Home
Richard T. P. Clayton
American House
Patrick Metlon
Black Horse
Christian Kranch
King Street
Brandywine Hundred
David Carr
Practical Farmer
Eli B. Talley
Washington Hotel
Benjamin Chamberlain
Green Tree
Christianna Hundred
Milton H. P. Nicholas
Rising Sun
Horatio McNeil
Centerville Hotel
Sarah Schofield
Cross Keys
Bridget McCue
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Robert, W. Hudson
Newport Inn
Jacob Starr
Farmers and Drovers’ Inn
Wim. HL. Chandswick
Sparksville
Mill Creek Hundred
Jacob Foulh
Brandywine Springs
James Brannan
Mt. Pleasant
Rebecca Walker
Jesse B. Ball
Levi Workman
Fountain Hotel
White Clay Creek
Philip Marvel
Christiana
Lewes Hi. Budham
Deer Park
Nicholas D. Atkinson
Washington
John Widdoes
Newark
Theodore L. Davis
Summit Bridge
Robert Now
ML Johnson
Blackbird Hotel
Repul. Nean
Leanch
Nomrich
William L Brew
New Haven
Alfred Blackman
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Trampshire Senate
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John P. Hisle
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