09 Sep 1845
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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1845
Page
1
Terms detail prepaid and postpaid prices for the Huron Reflector. Subscriptions: 1.75 dollars in advance, 2.00 with in year, 2.50 for year-end delay. Discontinuation only after arrears cleared. Single papers 5 cents. Advertisements: three insertions 1.00, 0.25 per additional, various rates by column and time.
A reflective poem discusses how thoughts and deeds endure beyond life. The verse recalls nature and divine oversight, suggesting every action bears fruit, good or ill, and that hidden forces shape lasting memory and consequence.
In a cavern with dazzling mineral realms a mixed party of elemental personifications gathers for a dream banquet. Spirits from sea to earth mingle as Chromium and Nitrogen daughters stand out, while Carbon, Carbonic Acid, and Nitrous Acid dress in vivid attire amid a fantastical feast.
A fanciful procession of metals and allied entities hosts a grand banquet with Gold and Silver, Mercury and Oxygen among guests. The evening blends elaborate feasts, playful interludes, flirtations between Platinum and Hydrogen, and a dramatic interruption by Sulphuretted Hydrogen, ending with a dreamlike collapse back to a chemistry lecture.
The article discusses tariff arguments and their impact on American industry, noting the Essex Steam Mill’s dividend and the price changes in wool and woolen goods. It references the New York Tribune, a New York Price Current report, and commentary from the Charleston Mercury on Senate leadership and party strength. It also touches on Buckeye state origins and regional industrial concerns.
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