Letters From Far Lands Describe Dublin Beauty And Mission
A long personal letter recounts travel from London to Ireland, noting efforts to elevate women through education and labor, plus observations on Dublin wealth, beauty, and poverty. It mentions a Sabbath School for working girls, a Quaker school, and a peaceable view of Irish society. A brief legal notice in Cincinnati is also cited, involving Lafayette Bank and Henry Debolt and a 1851 tax dispute.
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Biosnellam
Desa Neuwrs
London
King
Ameciva
Ireland
Goa
Liverpool
Erin
Dublin
Naples
Europe
England
Fairy
Thad
Time to Cut Wheat Sparks Practical Theory Debate
A lengthy article contrasts theoretical and practical views on when to harvest wheat and other grains. It argues for a middle ground, noting early cutting preserves starch and straw quality, reduces shelling losses, and supports cattle feed, while avoiding fully ripe grain. It also includes brief notes on the death of a statesman and political observations.
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Ohio
Lenar Rainbow Appears Over Moonlit Rain in Amherst
Correspondent in Amherst reports a rare meteorological display as a Lenar Rainbow formed along a retreating cloud at ten o clock. The moon cast silvery light on glittering raindrops while a distinct iridescent red band appeared on the cloud’s dark surface, lasting nearly ten minutes before fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Correspondense
New York
Jour
Amherst
Elyria Courier July 12 1852 advertisement note
The Elyria Courier announces its status as the official agent of the American Newspaper Agent for advertisements and subscriptions in major cities. It lists office locations and details on how notices and payments are handled, reflecting 19th century newspaper commerce and distribution practices.
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AK Po
Fis
Bueton
New York
Nail
Philadelphia
Uia
Olatite Tis
Hosroy
Scallay
Tribuin
Pairapeurin
Chestnut Streets
Political strife and meetings in Amherst and Jay Grange
The piece reports clashes within the Free Democracy and bolters over supporting Pierce and Kane on Willmore's platform. It notes two recent meetings in Amherst and Jay Grange as failures, plus local speeches at a Independence Day gathering and chatter about routes to Cleveland and Sandusky. It mentions the Sandusky Teachers Association meeting and a new female education group, with local figures like Gen Winfield Scott and William A Graham referenced in partisan context.
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Pinnen
Kine
Willmore
Amherst
Jay Grange
Free Democracy
Aml
State Teachers’ Association
Sandusky City
Anperson
Miami University
Ghia Association For
Glorious Rawsonville Independence Day Celebration
A detailed account of Rawsonville's July 4 festivities describes a cool day, a procession from the depot to a grove, a martial band, and a raised stand for speeches. Rev. Axpanns opened with prayer, readings, and a lengthy patriotic address by Dr. L D Guiswoun, followed by a grand banquet and numerous toasts led by Jorwsbon.
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Rawsonville
Jors M. Vices
Pon
Ray
Mr. Axpanns
Grow
Wasmiuns
L. D. Guiswoub
Teawsongville
Crypt
Jorws- Bon
Washineton
Griely
Ohio
L. D. Griswoun
J. A. Vixcunr
Eor
Authiones
Nlail
Columbia
Bunker Mill
Prostrsoy
Louis Kassuth
Tuowrsox
Guv. G. Wasnpurx
I Giswonp
Elyria
Chilren
Byal Lang
Joan Quixcy Avans
Clevaland
T. Grisworn
Grafton
Beautiful extract and disturbing Montreal fire myth
A reader notes a disputed literary extract by J.N. and parodies the authorship claim for I. N. The piece includes Prentice’s beauty of earthly life and a vision of an eternal realm, followed by 1852 Montreal fire reports with eyewitness details and grim devastation. It also covers letters from General Scott praising Irish valor and editorial notes on harbor improvements and pier collapses.
The Boy and the Robbers at Neidenburg Farm
A dramatic tale from Neidenburg frontier describes a boy Frantz defending his home against three robbers. He uses a double barreled gun to kill two men and holds the captured robber until help arrives, while his sister Liseette is killed. The story ends with a neighbor’s attempted release and a final act of violence. A separate note discusses politics and social commentary, including a Scott demonstration in Hamilton county and remarks on fatness as virtue.
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Atme
Parree
Congress
Kine
Union
Northwest
Clere
Borris
Carl
Plain Dealer
Scorr
Ifo
Mudi Sures
Fillmore
Webstar
Cen
Seathas
Free Soil
Whig Party
Svorr
Scory
Edinges
Neidenburg
Potamt
Tisson Frantz
Prantz
Frantz
Tarum
Liseette
Ito Hoor
Frank
I'Rante
Axotin Coxrrt
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Latror Tomlin
Lretumd
Ty. MY
Yast
Rey
Lafayette Bank
Henry Debolt
Hamilton County
Silisffy
Key
Cincinnati Atlas
Exry Cray
Mr. Clay
Senate
The
Plaindealer
Pierce
Cass
Boosanan
Ovustow
Baltimore
Nedé
Mexico
Rateicartos
Massox
lThe State Journal
Marion
Scott
Queenston and Tandy's Lane
Elyria Courier
GEO! G
Winfield Scott
New Jersey
William A. Graham
Sorta Carolina
da and Democratis
Cleveland
Sandusky
John Hollister
Coloni
Hear Waten
C. Delane
Ton
Daxtizn
Beatt
Gro. Duscay
Scotland
Henry
J. B. Romirson
Arens. Mn
Courier
Josh Myies
Ata
Noyon
Roorback
Baltimore Nnmingtons
Gen Sporr
Brownhelm
Hupparp
Sosava Mrnes
Pierce and Kine
Colotintoiwut Tnivonville
Ahrj
Yomar
Denne Mtie Ontary
Redhagr Orty
Cate
Peter
Journud Free Democrat of Wellington
Argis
Agus
Washington
Repubbdic
Valley of
Piunce
Virgus
Jeer Bannon
Pucrer
Pirner
Bant
Yoo Soil Party
Democratic Party
Cuba
Conrose
Hgnen Times
King Uy
Ledraen Jreus
Prenor
Bing
Argus
Uio
Yonker
Prence
County Recorder
Preece
Keye
Bothnayor
Helora
Richmond
Whig
I Wreketch Witten
Geo. D. Prentice
Enq
New England
Wellington
J.N
Griswonp & Bare
Kentucky
I. N
T. N
J. N
Pauvrice
Prestion
Earth
Bunkxcron
Montreal
Troy
Wasntherox
Marel
Lemgn
Ony
Wixem
P Scorr
R. Myleb
McCaullay
W. Dickson
P. W. Conroy
J. McCann
Ilannon Axp Rivey
Caspian
Herald
Asmanupa
Ashtabula
Surrah
Cleve
Haron
Maron
Locofoco
Ravenna Star
Soil Paper
South
Pillwora
Webster
Gen
T’rue
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