Plainfield Gazette Newspaper Rates 1848
The Plainfield Gazette lists subscription and advertising rates dated December 21, 1848. It notes weekly publication on Thursdays, paper sales, office address, and agent Jon R. Swattow of Fulton Street New York authorized to receive subscriptions and ads.
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Jons R. Swattow
Fulton St
New York
Job Printing Executed With Neatness and Dispatch
The notice states that job printing was completed with neatness and dispatch on reasonable terms, indicating satisfaction with service quality and pricing.
September Visit Sparks Grace Naomi Encounter
Mrs. Caroline H Butler narrates Hubert Farlie's September stay with his parents. Naomi praises Grace, provoking Hubert to seek the cottage and its fair resident as Grace appears singing an Evening Hymn and playing a guitar. Naomi, wary of dancing, secretly urges Grace to meet.
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Hubert Farlie
Hubert
Naomi
Grace
Norton
Grace Norton Faces Trial and Graceful Resolve
Grace Norton shelters Grace and Naomi from hardship after a fortune loss. Deacon Humphreys pressures rent and schemes to force repayment. Mrs Norton sells heirlooms to pay debts, while Grace sustains a ragged-school effort and Hubert Fairlie's hopeful return frames the story.
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Becume
Pestilence Strikes Gressmere Village in October
In mid October a malignant fever sweeps through Gressmere as the Angel of Death sits over the town. Deacon Humphreys seeks aid for his dying wife and child, while Mrs Norton, once spurned, arrives as a merciful companion tending the sick through the night.
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Angel of Death
Gressmere
Deacon Humphreys
Naomi
Mrs. Humphreys
Mrs. Norton
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Plainfield Gazette
William M. Drake & Son
Front St
2Nd. Presbyterian Church
Graham’s Magazine
Caroline H. Butler
Coxe
Wuven
Farlie
Hurbert
Grace Norton
Hubert Fairlie
Humphreys
Nelly
Mrs. White
Mies Norton
Althoug
Society of Grace