The Delaware State Reporter announces itself at capital for Delaware
The Delaware State Reporter, in operation since March 1, 1853, pledges rapid local appeal and central advantage from the capital, promising Democratic alignment, full foreign and telegraphic news, agricultural articles, and literary selections. It cites weekly publication, price two dollars per year, and invites reader correspondence and notices.
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Delaware
Nicholson
Stungunee
Eran Pleasur
Isis
Delpyesre
Ynars
Democratic Plateorn Vt News
Baltimore
National Democracy
Uxzox
Democratic Party of Delaware
Aisussews
Teerditr
Destraetive
Thei Capis
Sti
Fieri Aerosres
Dbesavaek State Aerostmis
Reporter Office Material and Printing Services Ad
An old style advertisement describes JOB OFFICE capabilities including printing forms blanks notices and legal documents with neat typography and varied stock. It lists services from blank forms to deeds and reports and notes stock lines and agents in Philadelphia promoting Peruvian nitrate while a political derisive poem targets Peter F. and the Democrats.
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Wonder
Sangeen
Don Landimz
Political pamphlet on American liberty and foreign influence
In a Delaware 1854 column the writer rails against foreign influence and Catholic doctrine, arguing for religious liberty and equal rights under the Constitution. The piece attacks Know Nothing rhetoric, defends adopted citizens, and condemns efforts to restrict office holding based on faith. It also surveys secret orders and Indian policy debates.
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Delaware
George Washington
United States
Washington
America
Gien
Wm. Barnes
Feelinex
Poperr
Moore
Franklin
Eniough
Washington Union
North
South
Roger Williams
William Penn
New World
States of
The
Union
Secret Society of Assassins
Order of Assassing
Europe
William
Tyre
Vitri
Acre
Ot “Mer
Sid Benjamin
Tudela
Hailon
Marco Polo
Persia
Ainis
Prussia
Hassan Ban Sebah
Secret Order
Pepuiar
Germany
Willhof
Order
von Hammer
Uts
Crusaders
Knight Templars
Betas
Hassan
Tedleés
Aelia
Red
Verdoré
Dred
Earth
Republic
Jefferson
Kansas
Extraordinary Confessions by P T Barnum at Stamford Fair
P T Barnum delivers a speech at the Stamford Agricultural Fair reflecting on humbug, imposters, and the woolly horse hoax. He recounts staging hoaxes, the Col. Fremont episode, and the skeleton Tom Thumb plan, noting public gullibility and clever misdirection in showmanship.
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P. T. Barnum
Stamford
Cincinnati
Connecticut
Colaremont
Rocky Mountains
Gila
Col. Freemont
Col. Benton
Lovejoy
Que
Bridgeport
Nimal
Coe
England
Tom Thumb
Whig
South
Early Character and the Smoke of Youth
A East Boston merchant at the post office notes a boy with a cigar and reflects on how small acts shape character. The piece argues that a single smoking habit hints at temperance and independence, influencing future judgments and opportunities, and stresses the impact of early habits on moral development.
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Boston
East Nron Ledger
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