15 Sep 1849
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Newspaper
Lower Sandusky Freeman
Location
Sandusky, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1849
Page
1
In Lower Sandusky this notice outlines subscription continuance rules for newspapers, with readers told to send express notices to continue or discontinue. It lists county officers, court officials, and local appointments, including treasurer and clerk roles, and details court dates in 1849. The document also includes ad-like notices for local professionals, lawyers, and physicians, and announces agents for insurance and goods in Lower Sandusky.
A Philadelphia police court hears Imot Wilmist in a farcical interrogation about life, travel, and observation. The case ends with Wilmist obeying the engrant act and leaving with the sheriff, amid witty remarks on brains and virtue. The piece closes noting vast German princes receive millions while laborers toil long hours for pennies.
A sober Mr. Jones, aided by his youngest son Willy, beats a drunken past and embraces abstinence. After a serious illness, doctors urge brandy, but Willy’s plea Dear papa die sober convinces him. He resists the stimulant, recovers, and restores harmony, proving temperance saves both body and soul. The narrative contrasts family revival with a broader anti union-wide exhortation.
The piece muses on passing seasons reviving life and memory in nature. It contrasts spring’s buoyant renewal with autumn’s approach, noting flowers, streams, and fragrance as witnesses to mortality and the fleeting beauty of existence. The poem links nature’s cycle to human emotion and contemplation of birth and death.
A sermon urges judging men by current conduct not past deeds, praising sincere repentance and urging affectionate welcome for those on the right path. It recounts a dying plea of now is the time to seek God and press gospel work, warning against lingering on former errors. The piece cites moral reflections and a Punch quip about fat men and shadows.
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