Discontinuance notices and county officials listed in Sandusky ad
Subscriptions and discontinuance rules are described alongside a long Sodusky area notice listing county and township officers. The document names county officials Eleazer Baldwin John L Garner Hiram Hurd and others, plus lawyers doctors and merchants, with references to newspapers laws and public notices from 1838.
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Audley Raat
Ts 8
Eleazer Baldwin
Woodville
John L. Garner
York
Hiram Hurd
Creen Creek
Anditer
Homer Everett
Traarerer
Oliver McIntyre
J. L. Greene
James Parks
H. E. Clark
Alvio Cole
Sandusky
Digseporas
Gate Green Creek
Court OF Common Pleas
The Spring Hath Come Again by Ladd Spencer
A verse from the New York Tabune by Ladd Spencer celebrates the return of spring. The poem evokes blooming valleys, golden light on trees, rivers sparkling, and nature's enduring beauty, contrasting with life’s deeper stirrings as spring persists through time.
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New York
Ladd Spencer
Charleton
Fanny
Ellen
Eden
Satie bin
Dap-Broek
Nba
Meggy
Auxiomary
India
Meguy
A Vermonter Outwits Yorkers on the Hudson Pier
A green-jacketed Vermonter arrives among idlers on a Hudson pier near Albany and repeatedly throws bricks and stones far into the river, winning bets and provoking a cold bath to the crowd. He taunts locals, touts cross river feats, and leaves with a grin as the crowd recovers.
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Hudson River
Albany
Green Hills
Tommy
Varmount Jos
Frien
York
Tayun
Green Jacket
Truthfulness and the decay of family confidence explained
A reflection on how suspicion disrupts households and damages trust. Parents should protect children from harm and seek discreet help if a family member falters. The piece discusses the fragility of large families when truthfulness fails and argues for wisdom to preserve rectitude and security. It also satirizes 19th century notions of gentility through a mocked definition of a gentleman and a Lady.
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Falkehoud
Bell
Henry Dece
Eve
Harriet Martiness
Fragmented quotation on language fluency and speech pace
The passage attributes fluency to a rich vocabulary and abundance of ideas. It cites Swift and contrasts masterful speakers who hesitate between ideas with those who rely on a single set of words, causing faster departures from church when crowding is low.
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Fucexer
Spence
Swift
Tian Hen Safd
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Townsend
Olmsted
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Bellvue
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Office Court House
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Samwel Crowell
Jeniin Berg B. Buckland
Neg. Tusolvents
Chester Edgerton
Justices OF the Peace
John Bell
Eddy's
Sandus
Scott
James A. Fisher
Daniel Baker
Madison Jeremiah N. King
N.O. Betts
Rice
Egutraim Walters
David Olinger
Seeer
Bewria Prac
Bal Bell
Orton
Pipearterras Ht Pease
Jesse S Olmsted
Jonathan Bull
Christopher Doneyson
J. Sharp
Sandusky — Erie
Weod
Pelea
Jisas
B. McCulloch
V. Ewer Sanky
Ohio
Tisas
George Burt & Co
Merchasn
Raleh P. Buckland
Ptorney
Cowncillor
Fie Camneery
Tyler
John L. Greene
Horney
Sendusky County
Businger
Lower
McCulloch
J. Chamberlin
Lower Sandud
Weae
Sid Deal
Sr Assimebie Hawre
Walesa
Apel
Ald Wattigetis
Parier
CJ. Pettibone
Assoun
Wood
Sunderland
Anings
Iris
Mrs. L
Jericho
Mrs. Sunderland
Mia
Johnson
Jaisco
Mexico
Hasher
Ting Tong
Raschal
Sanday Mercury
D W. Bartlett
America
England
New England
Emma
Georgy
Safi
Mary
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