The Noble Farmer and His Country Life
The piece exalts independent farmers as true nobles, arguing that labor on a self owned plantation grants happiness and control. It contrasts city life with rural living, claiming the country offers health, leisure, and contentment, while the city serves only as a task master. It cites Shakespeare and ancient Rome to defend agrarian virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SuaHsreatt
Selkirk
Tellus
Providence
Will Shakspeare
Elysium
Portiand Jde
Rules for Ladies
A list of six cautions for women on marriage advising against marrying profane men gamblers liars nonperforming sycophants unfaithful romantics and men who neglect business. It argues such men corrupt children invite misery destroy trust and threaten stability in marriage.
Surplus Wheat Figures and Unusual Bear Kill Report
The surplus wheat in Michigan Indiana and Illinois is 16,010,000 bushels or 2,060,000 quarters, nearly half England's grain deficiency and twice Britain’s wheat shortfall. A bear over 400 pounds was killed near Hammonton New Jersey on the duplex street by B Coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Indiana
Tinois
England
Great Britain
Hammonton
New Jersey
B. Coffin
British News and Markets Update From London to Ghizny
The report covers London money markets, Bank of England liquidity, and hopes of a loan to aid the Bank of the United States. It notes the Queen's voyage news, cotton and corn markets, and Indian campaigns including Ghizny and Kabul. It also surveys Bank reform debates and Whig calls for proper naming in Orange County politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Bank of England
Jaudon
Bank of the United States
Albany Advertiser
New York
London Times
Holland
Bitil
India
Clhreet
Herat
Putos
Brreisa Quenx
Richard Roberts
Se Cock
London
Portsmouth
Baying Dakena
Liverpool
Wellington
Bank of France
Jffarts
Great Britain
Victoria
Prince Albert
Saxe Colture
Cassiin Wussrin
Paris
Kosrew Pacha
Muhemit Ali
Pacha
Ibrahim Parcha
Candahar
Ghizny
Asia
Abemsou
Cabul
Pthe Pardheon
Presidential contenders and election notes from the Whig era
Reports on Gen. Wterpierd Scott for president and ongoing party debates. References to Whig strength, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts results, special congressional election in Pennsylvania, and Ohio State Journal publishing during the General Assembly session with various subscription terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pennsylvania
Lion
WW. Potter
Lecofoco
Marrisburgh Journal
Jeffers
James Tewin
Ohio State Journal
Columbus
General Assembly
Hard Times and Whig Policy Debate
A letter rebuts accusations about causes of hard times and suspensions of specie payments. It argues the Whig minority bears responsibility for monetary policy, while the author claims the current party has controlled power and outcomes, defending their role against charges of mismanagement.
Marlborough Colonel Portrait of Baldwin Apple Tree
Col Aeron Kiorhan of Marlborough Massachusetts tends a Baldwin apple tree. The article notes fruiting and describes the tree in a historic farm scene with attention to the apple variety and season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeron Kiorhan
Marlborouzh
Mass
New York Whigs Lose Ground in Statewide Election Fight
The aggregate Whig majority in New York State fell behind by about 4000 votes from last year’s 111,000 as the Van Buren party gains none. Whigs saw vote loss in Western District towns and several counties while gains appeared in others. city and Western districts showed uneven results reflecting neglect at the polls and shifting support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
James Powers
Charles J. Tagersoll
J. W W. Prentiss
Garret PD
Wall
Ike
Martin van Buren
James Madison
Samuel Cushman
Canada
Edwn Croswell
Henry ID. Dyck
Catskill Recorder
Phrudis
Bathinda Dee
Pennsylvania
Pedera Logatocus
Gok Pears
New York
van Siuren
New York City
Wister
Locofuco
Ong
Whig
Ath
Steuben
New Yorks
City of
Seward
Assembly of
Tatal
Senate of
Senate
Revery Cleckion
Pork market woes in Cixcixnari fall and winter outlook
In Cixcixnari on November 25 observers report no pork purchases or contracts for hogs this fall. Drovers lack buyers and banks cannot discount pork trades, with prices around 2.50 per hundred for heavy hogs and widespread reluctance to sell. The St Louis Republican notes hog markets depressed across western regions with few offers at any price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
St. Louis
State Political Rants and Circulars From Columbus
The Ohio issue voices farmer tax burdens under Locofoco rule with price depressions and tax hikes. A State Circular from Columbus announces a party convention on January 5, signed by state officials and a central committee man. The Clemont Courier comments on office orders in elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Carter B. Hlaitan
John Brough
Samuil Medary
Bela Latham
J’osimaster
Cylonbus
Itix Grundy
Clemwnt Courier
Tur Presinner Ill News Brings Myran Buren To Gloom
The article describes Myran Buren overwhelmed by distress after news from New York and Michigan. His formerly cheerful Home, the Last Room, grows silent as his spirits sink. The piece asserts the public belief that honesty remains the best policy despite corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Presinner
Myran Buren
New York
Tallmadge
Birman Wood
Macbeth
Michigan
Fsobér
van Buren
Mardisunian
Political factions split as Van Buren falters in party lines
The piece outlines state loyalties and defections among Virginia Massachusetts Georgia South Carolina and New York amid contest for Whig and Adams era political advantage. It notes Missouri and Georgia support Genton Forsyth Calhoun faces opposition and Locos lose NY Senate control, altering future influence and electoral leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anas
van Bursx
Virginia
Washington
Jefferson
Madigan
Monroe
Massachusetts
Adams
Tennessee
Kentucky
Clay
Webster
van Buren
New York
Stranger States
Benton
Missouri
Genton
Georgia
Forsyth
South Carolina
Calhoun
Pest threatening next season damages wheat crops
An experienced farmer warns that a fly infestation threatens the coming season. He reports turning stock onto grain fields to pasture wheat to the ground as a widely used method to partially destroy the insect and protect crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Jefersaniup
Various Local Notices and Farming Anecdotes
A cobbled mix recalls cattle theft near Northampton and chase details, a steamboat incident near New Orleans, a remarkable wheat yield report from Jackson County and a note on Long Island cattle suitability. Whig victory in Indiana signals political shift, with moral maxims attributed to sayings about promises and listening, end with a Zeno quip on speech and silence.
Local Weather Summary from Monroeville Report
Sunday night weather shows hazy mild conditions with a report of Pleasant and clear spells. Monday morning presents cloudy skies with mild temperatures and light winds.
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Bank Reform Party
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Ohio Statesman
Ubio
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Heras Cite
Gen
Wterpierld Scott
Weseidie
Lititia- Qurh
Massactiusetts
Murton
Tressury Sotofocus
Mississippi
Hnois
Cleveland
Herall
Olio
Spin Puy
Jaci
Tris
Aha
Ukeray
Washinton
Vola Cran
Martin Sty
J&h Tsu
Lew jUoneress
Lew Lsec
J . Sas
Northampton
Hailey
Samuel Kellows
New Orleans
St Louis
Circleville
Onin
Herald
Long Island
Durham
Belich
Indianapolis Ind
Ripley County
James H. Cravens
Dr Crown
Culkers
Zeno
Darly Buckeye
Yee
Monroeville
Weil Pyih
Saperis Quality
Sete Sedan
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Paasas
Taddh
Bas
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