Temperance Convention at Clyde Endorses Dr Coles for Representative
An enthusiastic temperance gathering at Clyde on Thursday lauded Dr Coles of Fremont as the unanimous choice for representative. The Sandusky County Democrat notes alleged political corruption and urges voters to back a true temperance candidate, highlighting citizens' right to vote freely and oppose office seekers tied to party machines.
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Pierce Era Sparks Sour Battle Among Democratic Factions
A Washington Albany Journal clash labels President Pierce a Hunker and describes a split in the Democratic Party. The Grand Junction Ebenezer Union Democratic Party forms from diverse factions, while Barnburners decline and Hunkers gain influence as Dix’s France post is dropped.
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Washington
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Coantry
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Haukecris
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Potomac
Grand Junction Ebenezer Union Democratic Party
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Marcy
Cushing
Davis
Vienow
Grand Junction
Atbencnet Union Democratic Party
Maine
Texas
Heavees & Sons Advertise Splendid New Goods
Heavees and Sons announce a splendid bet of new goods in the latest column advertisement. The notice highlights fresh merchandise and shop offerings likely to attract customers.
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Heavees & Sons
Noather
Bible fears and political factions rule in press rant
The article cites a Spirit of the Press column arguing Americans should resist fears of Rome and The Bible in schools, while political editors debate cabinet divisions, party lines, and newspaper loyalties amid factional distrust. It lists newspapers backing various political sides and a call to align with party platforms.
Disaffection in Democracy Debated Amid Slave Law Anguish
The piece rails at a small faction of unprincipled men while praising broader Democratic support for national and state administrations and Syracuse Convention nominees. It denounces opposition as motivated by venal newspaper control and calls for exposure and contempt of traitors in a heated political and abolitionist context.
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McLean
Supreme Court of the United States
Covington
Journal of Commerce
Haiti
England
Dreadful Tragedy James Hall Shot by Dr Ames
An altercation on Fourth Street ends with Dr Ames firing on Mr Hall and wounding him, after disputes over insults and a sword cane clash. Hall is carried to his home as physicians deem the wound dangerous. Ames is detained at the station house amid community outrage. The incident stems from an old quarrel.
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N.Y. Times
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Baron Machausen
Fragments on Fashionable Shopping and Money’s Evil
A scrap from The Wilhamsburgh Times includes a satiric poem on fashionable shopping and courtship in a merchant world, then a long moral essay criticizing lavish New York living and the corrupting love of money. It laments social excess, rail and steam dangers, and warns of ruin from greed.
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Mugical World & Times
Life
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Seraph
Max
Fanny Fenn
Ancient Pyramids Reported Along Colorado Rivers
The Plagerville Herald discusses legends of ancient ruins along the Colorado and its tributaries, noting mentions by explorers and Baron Von Kumboh. It cites growing evidence of a race distinctly different from early European inhabitants and hints at ongoing exploration by travelers seeking new frontiers.
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Baron von Kumboh
Earth
Ancient pyramid found on Colorado desert patrol path
A San Bernardino correspondent describes a distant desert discovery of a large stone pyramid on the Colorado desert, with blocks cut at an angle and a top once taller, now broken by sand. The structure tilts about ten degrees and may date from a far ancient period, suggesting a once fertile region beside the Colorado.
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Colorado Desert
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Gila
California
Arrival of the Steamship Atlantic and Other News
The report notes the Steamship Atlantic arriving after five from Liverpool on the 24th, the Asia arriving earlier, and Parliament prorogation on the 20th. It covers international diplomacy, trade, and shipping, with press on breadstuffs duties, Greece exports, and Burmese peace, plus a domestic moral anecdote urging politeness at home.
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Atlantic
Liverpool
Balloon Atlantic Crossing Plan by John Wise
John Wise of Lancaster writes to Lewis asking about a transatlantic balloon voyage to cross the Atlantic in 48 hours. He claims no aid until a demonstrable success from Western cities to the seaboard, estimates total cost at 25000 dollars, and lists a materials prep including a 150 foot diameter balloon, silk fabric, linseed oil, cordage, a seaworthy boat, provisions, instruments, and coal gas decarbonized, with others to follow.
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