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Newspaper

Plainfield Gazette

Location

Plainfield, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1849

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Published Thursday Subscriptions and Rates at Drake Printing Office

The notice lists publication details by William M. Drake & Son Printing Office Front Street opposite the 2nd Presbyterian Church. Subscriptions: village or office readers one dollar twenty five cents yearly prepaid. mail subscribers one dollar yearly prepaid with fifty cents extra if not prepaid. Advertising rates and agent information included with December 21, 1848 date. Job printing offered with neatness and dispatch.

William M. Drake & Son Front St 2Nd. Presbyterian Church

Summer Arrangement to Begin April 2, 1849

The schedule announces a summer arrangement starting Monday April 2 1849. The railway extension from Somerville to the White House a ten mile stretch opened for travel October 16 last, reducing the stage distance between the road terminus and Easton to 25 miles.

Somerville White House Easton

For Sale Land near Basking Ridge in 1848

For sale 121 2 acres with seven acres cultivated and fenced near the road from Basking Ridge to New Market Depot priced at 200. Also 6 1 2 unimproved acres nearby offered together or separately for 230 total. December 1848.

Basking Ridge New Market Depot

Wanted to Sell Books by County Agent in New Jersey

Advertisement seeking agents to sell books in New Jersey counties. Titles include The American Farm Book The Diseases of Domestic Animals The American Bee Keeper’s Manual The American Fruit Book. Price 100 dollars. Each agent must have at least 25 dollars cash capital. Saxton publisher 121 Palton et March 1849. 100

New Jersey

UST Receives First Rate Oil Article At Drak Jao

A partial OCR note records that UST received a first rate article of lamp oil priced at one gallon amounts to 10,849 in local currency at Drak Jao.

Panther tale on a deer hunt ends in a nine foot panther kill

An Arkansas like frontier scene recalls Cal and two companions hunting in autumn snow. Cal grabs a panther by the tail as it climbs a tree, pulls it into the fire, and in a wild chase the panther is shot heart while Cal clings on. The monster panther measures nine feet from nose to tail.

Cal Calvin Syracuse Umton

The Squire and the Illinois Trickster Corn Sarpint

Jedediah shares a yarn about a crafty Illinois trader who swindled him with sour butter and a corn raisin sapient pranks. The tale ends with Jed’s humiliation as diners mock his tale of the “dumplin” ruse and he exits amid laughter.

Cits Jinin Stalinois Connecticut Jed Dickerin

The First Major Nash on the first wedding

The essayist muses on Adam and Eve's wedding in Eden. He praises short courtships and a private nuptial in a garden. He notes Adam and Eve were young and inexperienced yet united by love in the original union.

Nash Adam Birds of Heaven

Knowledge versus liberal education and poultry tips

A discussion extols knowledge as its own reward over colleges and urges self study, travel on foot, and asking questions to gain character and health. It also cites C Starr Jr on turkey raising, recommending 24 hours without food after hatch, then curdled buttermilk, limited wet exposure, wheat bread soaked in buttermilk, and avoiding Indian meal.

Cambridge Yale Turner

Conqueror and Wife Quote Sparks Bedtime Standoff

A fragmentary exchange shows a husband insisting “go to bed” and a wife refusing, captured in a terse historical dialogue snippet. The lines imply domestic friction framed as a sharp, quotable moment.

Love and Mischief in a June Household Anecdote

A memoiresque fragment recounts Hook’s humor and a meddling parental proposal scene as a clergyman faces an unplanned engagement with Betsey. The piece blends affectionate irony with sly dialogue and touches on love letters and social antics.

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