Plainfield and Philadelphia Authorized Subscriptions Agents
Mr Albert D. Drake is our authorised agent to receive subscriptions and advertisments. Mr E. W. Carr, Third street, Philadelphia, opposite the Exchange, is our authorised agent for that city.
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Albert D. Drake
E. W. Carr
Third Street
Philadelphia
The
Exchange
Adjourned Plain Geld Meeting Sets June 5 Evening
An adjourned meeting of Plain Geld and surrounding inhabitants is set for Monday evening next June 5 at 7 1 2 o clock. General attendance is requested. The fire department committee report will be presented along with other business needing individual attention by request of the committees.
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Plain- Geld
Anniversary of Independence Celebrations Promoted
The article urges towns to honor the coming anniversary of independence in proper fashion at home or abroad. It notes the need to show devotion to liberty and the rights endowed by our Creator, and questions the best setting to promote appreciation of the purpose behind the celebration.
Great carpet emporium at No 99 Bowery Hicks Hiram Andersons
The Morning Star notes the Great Carpet Emporium at No 99 Bowery run by Hiram Andersons. Eight sales rooms offer English and American carpets and related goods at low prices with about twenty five percent savings. Staff promise polite service. The ad urges visitors from the metropolis to shop there.
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Bowery
Hiram Anderson
United States
Terrible Earthquake Shakes Valparaiso Chile in 1822 Echo
report notes a powerful quake in Valparaiso with shocks beginning about 6 AM on the 31st and continuing for ten days. the event, reaching fifteen seconds of strong trembling and two minutes of aftershocks, destroyed hundreds of homes and left many homeless while New York news mentions empire city returning with gold dust.
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Chili
Empire City
New York
Valparaiso
Washington Arrives with 143 Passengers from Bre men and Southampton
The U S Mail steamer Washington reached New York Monday afternoon from Bre men May 16 and Southampton May 21 carrying 143 passengers. The Pacific liner claimed another triumph for the Collina line, arriving out in 9 days 19 hours 25 minutes, while the ein took 10 days 11 hours, 15 12 hours longer than the Pacific.
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Europe
U. S
Washington
Bremen
Southampton
New York
Pacific
Collina
California News and State Developments Report
Steamship North America reached New York with California dates to May first from Chagres. It carried 400 passengers and about $990,000 in specie and dust, nine days from port. Other ships arrived Panama with large dust cargoes and passengers. California Legislature adjourned after four months, with a quorum left in the Senate. Laws include homestead protection and a Usury Law setting interest at 10 percent, 18 percent by special agreement. Mining prospects are bright. rumors of a lower California seizure are likely unfounded. Locusts appear in Philadelphia. Barriyas expose frauds by mediums. census notes record Baltimore’s 120-year-old Sixey Wariant. The Mernopist Curren church trial details show 7 bishops and 4,523 preachers in the United States. May 1851 Port Washington N Y.
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The
Newark Mercury
Mach
Banke
New Jersey
United States
North America
New York
Chagres
California
N. A
Union
Oregon
Republic
Panama
Senate
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Placerville
Attorney General Opinion on School Law and Trustees Roles
The document reports an attorney general opinion by Elmer on the act to establish schools, detailing how funds are allocated to religious and ordinary districts, defining “already organized” schools, and outlining procedures for district trustees and town superintendents, including election validity and accountability in April meetings. It emphasizes careful interpretation, apportionment rules, and practical steps for avoiding faulty governance.
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Elmer
T. F. King
Clarks
Palsed
Board of Choses Freeholders
Whhell
Gxing
Free schools and trustees duties in townships
Lucius Q. C. Elmer urges trustees to run free schools within the district, keep licensed teachers, and maintain records. He notes funds should be kept per district and paid to successors, with unspent money added to the district fund. The text also covers deed transfers to the corporation and proper corporate acts.
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Lucius Q. C. Elmer
Tuxonors P. Kina
Baby Jumper Promises Safer Walking Aid for Infants
Advertisement describes a spring loaded baby jumper that supports the child under both arms and allows bouncing to help learning to walk. It claims weight safety and no injury risk, with adjustable trimmings and prices from five to ten dollars. Sold by E. Rice & Co near the depot in Sosameecee, New Jersey.
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Learma
Epunasael
Ty E. Rice, Co Breed and Mechasicrts
Sosameecee N. J
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