Slished Tuesday Serial Sheet Terms by M H Nichols
The document outlines subscription and arrears terms for a serial sheet edited by M H Nichols. It specifies advances of 200 at year end, months after year expiration before discontinuation, and arrears handling unless the publishers opt to continue. Advertising rates are given as 1 dollar per square for the first insertion and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion, with a charge for annunciation of names.
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M. H. Nichols
Bates
Lama
Vast Universal Market Offerings Declared by Local Store
Broad catalog of goods advertised including DRY GOODS hardware cutlery and tools, shoes, groceries and spices, fabrics and prints, leather, nails and harness, fresh fish and salt provisions. Emphasis on examining the large stack of dry goods and a promise of the best prices, dated June 1, 1847.
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Gelly
Gelly, Aetiners
Jeans
Delaines
Wea
Sihs
Bisck
Olua
Skype
Mis
Duck Arusin
Lece
Corgi Gz
Bokis
Pardiware
Rollard
Acre
Bope & Uyes
Lima Merlet and Carpet Factory Still In Operation
The undersigned inform the public and adjoining counties that the Lima Merlet and Carpet Factory is still operating and ready to provide materials of good quality. Details outline yarns and weave specs for coverlets, with blue double threads, and pricing via Main Street Lima for ready orders. Also notes want ads for drugs and medicines, with exchanges offered.
Storming of Stony Point Heroic Night Assault
The account details General Wayne leading a two-column assault on Stony Point on July 15, 1779. Despite avalanches of fortifications, abattis, and marshy ground, Wayne’s troops advanced under cover of darkness with two forlorn hopes, bayonets fixed, to seize the rock fortress. Wayne was wounded but insisted on continuing, and his men carried him into the fort as they broke through to secure victory, earning Congress’s praise and a gold medal.
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Wayne
Stony Point
Washington
Hudson
Washingwa
Lim
Estes
Ulf
Weyne
Congress
Rainbow Over the Battle Field Inspires Soldier Letter
A letter from a distinguished officer at Selma describes a gentle rainbow over the battlefield followed by a thick black cloud and thunder. The vivid scene is linked to faith in victory and the moral worth of American soldiers, with reflections on relief and admiration amid war.
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Selmno
New York
Piden
Very Otter The Jeffersonian 3
Fragments note an editorial voice about Santa Annadike the law and readings from the North American and United States Gazette. It mentions awareness of Mexico's actions and references Webster and Corwin speeches in a loosely connected historical excerpt.
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Santa Annadike
United States
Mexico
Corwin
Verdant youth and damsels in peril amid strange dispute
A fragmentary tale describes a youth among young women and an orange object between them. Dialogue hints at danger and a plea for help. The text is garbled, but implies a dramatic moment with potential peril and an attempt to save someone.
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Iamself
Generis v
Printer's Parody of Col. Willer Verses on Payment
The piece mocks printer woes over overdue payments, noting how printers labor daily for small sums. It laments delinquents who delay settling old scores, paying little beyond their names, while printers crave sugar coffee and tea and wish for full pay.
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Tony
Glorious American Assault at Lundy's Hill 1814
The account recalls Colonel Miller leading the 21st against Lundy's Heights on July 30 1814, describing fierce combat with British lines, Indian allies, and exhausted American Colts. The regiments pressed the hill despite heavy fire, eventually driving the defenders from key positions and securing a costly but notable American victory with reinforcements arriving to sustain the assault.
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Americens
Monterey
Buena Vista
Milles
Nisgera
Lundy’s Heights
Waterloo
Mcdonald
Wagram
Bugualt
Saneral Brown
Col
Simes Miller
Pew
Lundy's Hill
Essault
Englia
Batstions
Peninsula
Alvence
Milfer
Jfn
Ie Beith Gare
Miller
Columme
Fo Tain
Beyoneta
Spain
Portugal
Buonspane
Tweedale
Wellington
Wilent
Wien
Viet
la Place
Wise Sayings and Paraphrased Aphorisms Collected
A series of scattered maxims on conscience, presence, and speech. It zigs between proverbs from Welsh, French, and religious thought. The text blends quotes on self esteem, punctuality, and independence with reflections on wisdom and knowledge.
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Mary Magdalena
Betting Tale Reveals Deadly Gambler's Final Plunge
The Cincinnati News recounts Dan Marble's anecdote on gambling fever as a lifelong devotee to gaming deteriorates. A man near death bets his life, insisting on a clock's value and a quarter, then dies as the doctor records the moment with a strange plea to note the wager.
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Cincinnati News
Dan Marble
Fisher
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Iittl
Limaerlet & Carpet
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Tarpet
Ty Bope & Lye
e—Paren & Gils
Printer's Parody
Cherge
Col. Willer
Evoesest
Claig
Welch Savings
Aer Carain
Buert
Tom Corwin
Gonden
London
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