Manure trial with Edm. Salt and ashes boosts corn yield
A Needham field near Mr. G. W. Shaw used a mix of Edm. Salt ashes and coal ashes as mineral manure. After plowing and manuring, corn showed remarkable growth by July 20, with 2 to 4 ears per stalk and heights of 5 to 6 feet. The experiment compared soil depths, moisture, and a control, noting pumpkins and turnips also thriving.
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G. W. Shaw
Needham
Maple Sugar Premium and Political Bribery Tale Unearthed
A Vermont maple sugar sample from Watertown's Joek Woodsworth won a state show premium. The text then shifts to discuss maple cultivation and economic potential, followed by a long anecdote about a bribery case in Massachusetts politics involving Mr. Bell and Governor Morton, detailing lobby plots, promised rewards, and eventual political consequences.
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Joek Woodsworth
Watertown
Rochester
Woodworth
Norwalk Report On Cass Visit And Massachusetts Bribery Claims
The Norwalk crowd failed to assemble for Gen Cass as weather and distance dampened expectations. The piece attacks Massachusetts Locofoco leaders, accusing Governor Morton of bribery to influence elections and asserts Whig loyalties and betrayals amid political tensions.
Extravagance in Carpets Draws Congressional Criticism
The Locotoco papers condemn the use of foreign made carpets for Congress halls while noting the Whig Congress had dissolved in March and had no authority for such purchases. The piece shifts blame to John Tyler's administration and urges consistent censure of party actions rather than retroactive fault.
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Locotoco
Whig Congress
Congress
Brussels
Lecetoco
John ‘Tyler
Wnth
Lecetoco Party
Winter Snow Deluges Town Amid Early Frigid Spell
The report notes continuous snow on Saturday and an earlier, harsher winter season. Residents report plummeting temperatures and persistent snowfall reshaping daily life.
Adams Visit Shakes Cleveland with Patriot Sage Arrival
The aged statesman Adams arrived in Cleveland on Tuesday to a large crowd and hearty reception. He spoke warmly of Western New York growth, the Hudson and Mohawk valleys, and the nation’s prosperity, then departed for Hebron, with plans to reach Columbus next Saturday.
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Adame
Hebron
Columbus
Maryland Election Rumors and a Trusts Case Highlight Local News
The Lecoloce papers push a spurious Bible to claim a popu lar vote majority in Maryland while the Baltimore Patriot denounces it as a false attempt. Gen Cass sends a health related note about an inability to visit. In equity court heirs of Trustees of an institution seek about $12,000 for services. assets exceed $30,000 including state stocks, with a dispute over selling assets to meet claims and dividends. No decision yet. documents laid before the court.
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Joseph Sime
Hollingsworth
Europe
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Journal of Commerce of
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Wold
Tribune
Appointments of Preachers in the Conference in Ohio
List of appointments for preachers across many districts and towns including Cleveland Herald note on German support for Whig cause and contrasted views on tariff and protection. Mentions naturalized citizens and local newspapers praising Whig alignment and economic policy outcomes.
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Columbus
Joninnal
Mranklin County
Wilmington
Delaware
Philadelphia
Friends of Good Order
Altint
Locofoco
Sermons Begin Tuesday at Baptist Church
The Rev. Charles Fitehsig will commence a series of sermons on Tuesday the 14th at the Baptist Church in Not Walk. The event marks the start of a religious program expected to run weekly.
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Charles Fitehsig
Baptist Church
Notwalk
Marriage Notices From New Haven and Port Defiance
In New Haven on the 26th by Elder J. Kelly, William D. Mann Jr. 10, wed Miss Phebe Ann Moore. Also in Port Defiance, by Rev Webster on the 2d, John M. Stilwill of Port Defiance to Mary A. Goodson of that place.
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New Haven
J. Kelly
William D. Mann, Jr
Phebe Ann Moore
B. ‘Webster
John M. Stilwill
Port Defiance
Mary A. Goodson
Obituary notesLuke Keeler and Harriet Buchanan remembered
In this township on Saturday morning last after a lingering illness of several months Luke Keeler Esq Cornter of Haron County in the 7th year of his age and in New London on the 21st ult Harriet Buchanan aged 42 wife of Mr John Buchanan are recorded.
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Luke Keeler
Cornter
Haron County
New London
Harriet Buchanan
John Buchanan
Weather forecast notes for past week
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