Poem Fragments Reflect a Lover's Grief and Death
The speaker muses on mourning a loved one who is mortal and dead. He recalls a time when death seemed distant and conscience of loss grows as he imagines the grave. The verse ends with the speaker equating himself to the beloved in death, bound by shared fate.
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Franklin County
Mase
René Roads
England
Swift
Nottingham
Benjamin Jenkins
Norwalk
John V. Sharp
Peru
New Haven
Hor- Eroe
Exos T Gruerr
James Minshell
Worwalk
Future progress of Ohio in Western trade and industry
The essay argues Ohio will lead western growth through dense population, cheap subsistence, and local manufacturing. It contrasts Ohio’s potential with eastern states, noting soil, climate, and river diffusion to the Mississippi enable advantages in western markets. It cites Ohio’s compact territory, rising arts and crafts, and the need to subsist locally to sustain profits.
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Ohio
Chi
Atlantic
Mississippi
Indiana
Illinois
France
Europe
Inland seas and future Ohio towns rise by Lake Erie
The passage foresees decades of growth along Lake Erie’s southern shore within Ohio with villages expanding into populous towns. It imagines city spires casting shadows on the lake and predicts twenty years will prove the forecast, while asserting the resilience of American liberty and republican institutions against decay and foreign influence.
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Lake Erie
Ohio
Great
Salt Lake
Science & the Arts
The Old Malds First Coffers
An old melodramatic tale unfolds with Major Ogilvie confessing love to a lady in a breakfast parlor. A sneeze triggers a dramatic misstep as blood and chaos erupt, leading to a panicked scene with powder, water, and a frightened spaniel named Francette.
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Major Ogilvie
Gluck
Susan
Francette
Fragmentary cry over a broken fish sauce jug
A speaker laments dropping fish sauce and smashing it on the floor, addressing Lady Susan. He asks her to imagine a scene suitable for a tragedy and reflects on his emotional response to the mishap.
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Susan
Almanac folly and a snow prediction tale in Franklin County
A humorous tale about a Franklin County trader and a customer arguing over an almanac's snow forecast. The piece mingles snippets on banking capital in major cities, steam engine progress, and oddities from London and New York, ending with an Irish lodger’s witty reply about sleeping cold.
Banks and branches listed in vast New York area ledger
A fragmented OCR shows numerous bank names and branches across New York State and nearby regions. Institutions named include State Bank Albany, Newark, Albany, Troy, Utica, Schenectady, Jersey City, Patterson, Plattsburgh, Morristown, Morristown, Rochester, Syracuse, and many county branches. The text lists numerous locations, towns, and associated banks, illustrating a broad network of financial houses and their regional reach.
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New-York
Smyrns
Icity Banks
Branchmilford
Longfel
Bark
L. B. del
Jourchess Co
Laurel
Lansingburgh
New Jersey
State
B. Newark
Par
Elizabetht
Bank of
Newburgh
Sussex
Ontario
Washington
Central
New Brunswick
Rochester
Salem B. Co
Ith
Salem B& Pa
Trenton
Anc Jeffarson Co
Chenango
Protec
Franklin Bank
Jersey City
da Greene Co
Der
Niagara
Patterson
Plattsburgh
Pennsylvania
Colum
Hudson
Banks
Middle District
delChester Co
Wash
War
Delaware Co
Ohio
Farmers
Columbus
Harrisburgh
Steubenville
Germantown
Parmers’ &Me
Une
Norristown
Chilheathe
Northampton
Western Res
Farmer’s Bank
Marietta
Doifeading
St. Clairsville
Columbia d. Co
Mount Pleasant
Pittsburgh
New Lancaster
Brownville
Canton
Milton
Maryland
Centre
Westminster
Greencastle
Jelkton
Bedford
Farmers’ Bank and Beaver
Port Deposit
Uniontown
Uel Agrcultural
Somerset
Meadville
Ann
Lancaster
Cumberland
York
Upper Marl
Patrfield Co
Stonington
Massachusetts
Thames
Windham Co
Vermont
Eagle
Derby
Ane
Delaware
Michigan
Ibk
Wilm. & Brand
Kingston
Tne
Canada
Barnum Stevenson's hemp dressing machine praised
Inquiries invited for the present of Messrs M Gin Co Forwarding Merchants of Isaac A Mintz Portland. Certificate from Rosent Wilcox and others declaring Barnum Stevenson's machine best for hemp dressing, claimed superior to American, Russian, Dutch hemp and likely to supplant other methods.
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Messrs. M. Gin, & Co
Isaac A. Mints
Portland
Europe
America
Barnum & Stevenson
Scuacuticoxr
N.Y
Macon Mnaverron
Joseen Brown
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Mary
Friars Western Review
Future Progress OF
OHO
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Hatfimore
No. Cour
Werkmeister
Broadway
Pine Street
Pant
Bote Cavie
EL. Bork
Baltimore City
P.S
W. Q. Pipe
Do. R. Bhd
W. O. Ie
St. Croix
Holland
Huron
Sandusky
Seneca
Baanun & Stevensos
James Belden
Robert Wilcos
New- York
Jonathan Deer
Benjamin S. Fassett
Leonard Darby
Camarines
N. Y
Barnum and Stephenson
Rosent Wilcox, Joxaruan Dorr, B. 8, Fassert
Lroxarp
Danny
Davee G.ray
Die
Young Ilyson
Ade Farting Saleir
J. Williams
D. Tliggins
Ah Atuiceniis
Lorain
Richland
Crawford
Hancock
Williams and
Wood
Cincinnati
Ape
Ths
United States
Ney
Oliver Wells & Co
Sandusky City
Michael Gill
N. B
M. G. Aapecimen
Huron Reflector
Stanbury
Ridgefield
Huron County
David Underhill
Volney R.kimball
Stark Co. Ohio
Henry Buckingham
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