Terms of the Huron Reflector for subscriptions
The Huron Reflector lists subscription terms: one dollar seventy five cents per 68 units paid in advance or two dollars and fifty cents with delayed payment until year end. No paper stops until arrearages are settled unless publishers permit. Advertising rates: three insertions for one dollar per square. twenty five cents per square for each later insertion. Various rates shown for different time spans and columns. The paper accepts most country produce as payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Court of Common Pleas
County of Huron
State of
Ohio
Court House
P.ae
Witz
Lockwood
Noragark
Sanford Mead
Co. L. Latimer
Ralph MU. Gibbs
Patent Democracy A New Song From Norwalk 1844
A fragmentary frontier verse from Huron Reflector prints Patent Democracy a new song by J Wheeler. The piece rails at democracy as shifting and mentions Andrew Jackson Henry Clay and party-driven changes including banks and treasury reforms. The readable verses evoke 1844 national politics and campaign sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wheeler
Andrew
Northern Lakes Rerthernian Lakes Summary of Old Lake Trade and Geography
The article chronicles the Upper and Lower Lakes shipping, harbors, and vessels, detailing historical harbors on Huron Superior Michigan and Erie, rise and fall of lake levels, and the influence of rainfall, evaporation, and deforestation. It traces naval development from early canoes to steamboats, catalogs towns like Buffalo and Detroit, and notes commerce, imports, exports, and population figures, including canal links, rail plans, and notable lake features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Sujperior
Lake Michigan
Milwaukie
Racine
Chicago
Michigan City
St. Joseph's
Lake Ontario
Welland Canal
Lake Erie
Upper Lakes
Lake St. Clair
Lake Huron
St. Clair
Michigan
Lake Superior
St. Mary's
Ohio
Detroit River
Philadelphia
Lakes
Cleveland
Buttalo
Cess Dime
Soj
la Salle
Detroit
Mackinaw
Montreal
Quebec
Mississippi
Buffalo
St. Peter's
Lake Irie
Put-in-Bay
Henry Cley
Black Rock
Pioneer
Niagara
Venn
Enterprise
National
Buffalo Creek
Oswego
Weiland Canal
Ontario
Erie
Lake Civres
Niagara River
Fort Erie
United States
Congess
Ohio Canal
Cuyahoga River
Toledo
New York and Urie
Wabash Valley
Cincinnati
Defiance
Port Pontchartrain
Pontiac
Hall
River St. Clair
Lake Jauron
Altho
Chicago Creek
Fragmentary account quotes Mr Gallap about a rattlesnake exhibit
A fragment quotes Mr Gallap describing entering a room with two rattlesnakes on display and smelling a strange odor. He says the experience made him sick and he left the room. He notes doubt about a previous idea and calls one reason more reasonable than another.
The merchant boy who would not make a merchant
A moral tale from Tuat's Merchant's Magazine recounts a country boy placed with a dry goods merchant. He bluntly tells a customer of a silk flaw, prompting the father to remove him, the merchant declaring the boy will never become a merchant for lacking tact. The piece ends urging buyers to scrutinize goods themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christendom
tTuat’s Merchant's Magazine
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Eldad Barber
Agen
W. Curr
RUSTE
Sale
Auren
Steve
Ridgefield
Jabae Wright, Esq
George Liinister
Carmella Uollister
Teaith
Ruggles
Sturtevant
Norwalk and
Ashland State Road
Center Road
BD. Sturtevant
BR. McMurray
Nezer Sutherland
John Gardiner
Rotlin A. Curtiss
E. E. Husted
Neneali
Union
Olio
Funrsh
Sand County
Julia Uolsister
Eleazer W. Townsend
Isaac Underhill
Eleager W. Townesend
EB. E. Hosted. Sher
Sheriff's Office
Rochester
Huntington
Sallian
Troy
Lorain
Homer
Spencer
Medina
Columbia
Grafton
Richfield
Summit
Chippeway
Wayne County
Edward Baker
Idgefeld
Worcester Wheeler
Charles L. Cooke
NDA
India
J. W. Baker & CO
C. A. Preston
Huron Reflector
Huron County
Ono
John Tyter
Democracy
Texas
Polk
Dulles
Tod
Henry Clay
The
Western Literary Journal
Rerthern Lakes
LY GC
Whitflesey
USA
New York
Gulf ‘of Mexico
Copper Harbor
Rhodes
Pittsburgh
Courier and Taquiver
Stadlin
Saratoga
Williams
Vermont
Neheriah Gallup
Groton
Ile
Ata Ines
Merch- Muter
Tiex Suers
Baltimore Sun
England
Boston
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