Terms of the Huron Reflector
Rates for the Huron Reflector are listed: one dollar and fifty cents per omens in advance, two dollars within the year, or two dollars and fifty cents if payment is delayed. No paper discontinued until arrears are paid. Single papers five cents or three for no more than one hundred twenty four cents. Ads priced at one dollar per square for two insertions and twenty five cents per square for each subsequent insertion within three months. Various column and square rates for different durations are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinate
Raleigh Register
Matthew
New York
Editing a Paper and Young Mechanics Rules
A fragmented 19th century text quotes Holden's Magazine on editors needing honesty and openness, plus advice for young mechanics: work as customers want, meet promised times, and avoid failure risks. The passage mentions Minnesota and St Pauls in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inesota
St. Taul's
A Well Cultivated Literature Addressed in Norwalk
An 1850s Norwalk address urges a new American literature culture, praising literature as a universal handmaid to science, history, and virtue. It laments sensational press, argues for moral, practical writing, and cites female intellect and national progress as key drivers of refined, virtuous letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Literary Society
RY G.T. Stewart
Esa
Weare
Harman
Homer
Virgil
Herodotus
Vhucydides
Sophocles
Euripides
Sorace
Livy
Terence
Theocritus
Plato
Socrates
Chiristendom
Greece
Minos
Thales
Phfostophy
Jefferson
Jay
Adams
Franklin
Hollings
Milton
Cowper
Hemans
London
Wordsworth
Longfellow
Twenty or Thirty Years and Riches Promise Clipped Phrase
A fragment speaks of a belief that riches will arrive for some after twenty or thirty years, paired with a warning that disease and disappointment will accompany the wait. The note hints at uncertainty and lifelong struggle rather than a firm forecast.
Union Schools urged for western towns and villages
The article advocates Union Schools as combined primary, grammar, and academic facilities in villages with 600 to 800 pupils. It highlights better classification, harmony among communities, and examples in Lyons, Perrysburg, and other Ohio cities, noting prominent teachers and current spread across Ohio and nearby states. It also includes unrelated notices and letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of New Yorks
Unio
Lyons
Wayne County
Brittan
Gina Ald. Wright
N.Y
Ineharee
Perrysburg
Oho
Med. Uuety
Noni
Comin
Newark
Ales
Sandusky
Cleveland
Dayton
Wortsmouth
Akron
Delaware
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Jocien
Ella Viel
Jins
Ian
Golsyon
Stene Dary Knnel
Prosure
Lus FC Racerios
Tibl
Don Sarut
Aion Ledge Fords
Alusings
Vv Wes
Lida TE
WrLey
Sena
Solomon
Hng
Holden's Magazine
Mpor Pang
Huron Reflector
C. A
America
Italy
France
Enghand
Renrignen
Soci
Sam
Lord Bacon
Cowbney
Eva Tams
Buttons
Orward
Tyrnon
Miewef
Tie
Miss Mitty
Eaivon
Pach
Wrewmak
Juln Mahean
Ohio
Jackson
Connecticut
Orrin Daerarrwenr
Dpa
Jojn Mehlian
Circleville Iteralis
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