24 Sep 1853
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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1853
Page
1
A fragmentary Victorian style lament on memory and beauty. The speaker recalls a beloved whose image haunts dreams and verses, comparing the beloved to flowers and the fading of youth. The poem dwells on longing, loss, and the ache of unattained ideal beauty.
A miscellany blends aphorisms by Johnson and Burton with sensational notes on a Paris Magnetism journal fakir raised after ten months in a tomb. Supporting items cover Humboldts influence on science, Buchanan’s envoy story, and seizures of American vessels on the Sishing grounds, all framed in period newspaper tone.
A reflective piece urges gentle reconciliation after transgression and neglect. It laments yellow fever tragedies, recalls a reforming moral lesson from Sidney Saxon, and extols bearing another’s burden with steadfast kindness rather than harsh judgment.
A collage of quotations from Seneca Addison Rochefoucauld Chalmers and others on joy discipline ambition and virtue. It includes reflections on divine providence and duty, ending with a note about Michigan real and personal property valuation totaling 120 808 474.
Black and Nuttall of Harry Love's Rangers arrived in San Francisco with the head of the famed bandit Joaquin. They display affidavits confirming the death, describe his ruthless acts across vast regions, and vow to claim rewards while publicizing the gruesome evidence. The report extols the Rangers' dangers faced in the pursuit and notes the preserved head bears a maplike mark and a fierce, calculating countenance.
The Tribune reports a chaotic Syracuse convention scene as the Adamantines, ignoring the Sofies, organized a full ticket and acclaimed the President while denouncing the Cabinet. The Sofies formed a separate group, invited Hards to join, faced hostile reception, and prepared for caucus and split actions. The piece highlights factional tensions, expected alignments, and the loaded language around party lines.
A 19th century pamphlet compares army costs and life with the Central Railroad of Illinois. It notes ten thousand soldiers at eight million dollars annually and ten thousand railroad workers earning three point seven million, while rail expansion spurs land wealth. concedes government waste but praises industrious progress. Also mentions a toast and a Rome census snapshot.
A blend of humor and social commentary from a 19th century page includes a verse about domestic life and ownership, a regional quip about a printer's wages, and seaside tales. It shifts to political notes on patent extensions, costs of a state legislature, and reflections on population, religion, and public health, ending with reports of yellow fever outbreaks and notable local figures.
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