Faithful Nursing Changes Hearts Amid Pestilence
In a winter plague tale Naomi recovers with Grace and Mrs Norton at her bedside. Mrs Humphreys dies as Grace shares nursing, and Deacon Humphreys reforms his faulted views, concluding true Christianity rests on genuine love, not creed. By year’s end Hubert Farlie and Grace wed.
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Grace
Naomi
Mrs. Humbreys
Deacon Humphreys
Hubert Farlie
Poison Case in Newark Ends with Inquest Verdict
Thomas J. Porter of Newark died after severe illness attributed to cholera. Post mortem revealed arsenic in his stomach. Jury found Porter died July 9 in Newark from arsenic exposure of unknown origin, exonerating Mrs Porter. The inquest certificate defends her widow against suspicions.
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Newark
Thomas J. Porter
N. J
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Sanitary Committee
City of
Newark Daily Advertiser
Aaron Cor
Adm. Mockridge
Janes W. Grover
Elisha Whitaker
Bruen H. Congar
Horace Bedell
Gabriel S. Turner
Win G Black
The Profits of Rectitude
A moral argument extols virtue over vice noting honesty and temperance serve present and eternal interests. It condemns hypocrisy and the costs of dishonest living in business and politics, urging reformists to frame temperance as a path to personal happiness and self respect.
Rights of man and liberty in the charter of freedoms
A Plainfield Gazette opinion emphasizes unalienable rights from the Declaration of Independence. It condemns bondage and monopolies, urges adherence to first principles, and calls for reclaiming rights through the ballot in defense of liberty.
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Camden and Amboy Company
New Jersey
For Fathers
State Elections and County Offices Noted Amid Campaign Debates
The piece lists election dates in several states including Tennessee Alabama Kentucky Indiana Iowa Missouri and North Carolina with Rhode Island on the 28th. It notes Democrats hold majorities in both Houses and that a Sheriff Surrogate and County Work officer will be elected this fall as terms expire and salaries run about four thousand dollars annually. It discusses monopolies sparking public meetings and calls for civic involvement. Weather notes praise recent showers improving crops and health with no cholera incidents.
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Alabama
Kentucky
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
North Carolina
Rhode Island
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Lindemeyer Concert This Wednesday at Frazee’s Hotel
Mr Lindemeyer’s concert occurs Wednesday evening at Frazee’s Hotel Rahway with doors after 7 1 2. Admission 12 1 2 cents. Named are Joseph Shotwell Jr J O Tunison Robert Sym and Stephen Jackson praised for volunteering in dangerous conditions to aid the needy and bring comfort to the forsaken.
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Joseph Shotwell, Jr
J. O. Tunison
Robert Sym
Stephen Jackson
Rahway
Venable and Outlaw Re-elected in Local Districts
Sufficient returns confirm A. W. Venable is elected in Ashe County for the Democrats. Outlaw is re-elected in the KB district, sustaining Democratic victories amid the current election results.
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A. W. Venable
Ashe
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The Mexican Protocol Controversy and Public Protest
The article denounces accusations that the Mexican Protocol was a secret treaty engineered by US minister Clifford and President Polk. It argues the protocol simply explained treaty amendments to the Mexican people and did not alter the Guadaloupe Hidalgo Treaty. It cites sources from Journal of Commerce and Trait d Union to support the benign origin and purpose of the protocol.
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Congress
Mr. Clifford
U. States
James K. Polk
Journal of Commerce
Courrier Etats Unis
Trait d’ Union
Mexico
Polk
Mexican Congress
Clifford
Walsh
Sevier
Messrs
Luis A. Cuevas
Bernardo Couto
Luis de la Rosa
Senate
American Senate
City of
de la Rosa
Washington
Mexican Republic
Messrs. Clifford
United States
Treaty interpretations by Polk cited in Mexican governor dispute
The article notes that the Mexican governor has never interpreted the explanations differently from President Polk's February message to Congress. It discusses the Guadaloupe treaty and asserts consistency with Polk's stance as expressed in Washington.
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Guadaloupe
Mexico
Polk
Congress of Washington
Plainfield Village charms cited as health and industry hub
A Plainfield letter extols the village's healthful climate and beauty. It describes Washington's Rock, the Central Railroad, and nearby green mountains, noting three thousand residents, manufacturing as a chief income, eight places of worship, a top prep school, and multiple presses and stores. It highlights clean streets, water quality, and easy daily access to New York for business.
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Messrs Evitors
Plainfield
Central Railroad
New York
Easton &E
Switzerland
Washington
Providene
Friends of Liberty
Cholea
Saratoga
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