The Inner Hell Denied In The Moral Debate
A discourse argues that evil arises from moral choices within the soul rather than outward devils and hell. It contends angels influence virtue while infernal spirits corrupt, urging readers to extinguish hellfire in the heart and embrace virtue through self mastery.
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Heaven of Angels
Whrtze
Fre
Brimstone
Caligula
Earth
God
Alexander
Casar
Napoleon
Hell
Authorized agents for subscriptions and advertisements
The Plainfield Gazette lists Mr Albert D. Drake as the authorized agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements in Plainfield New Zealand. It also notes Mr E W Carr of Third Street Philadelphia opposite the Exchange as the authorized agent for that city.
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Albert D. Drake
E. W. Carr
Third Street
Philadelphia
The
Exchange
Plainfield
City Hotel
Newark
Price
J. P
Prince Albert
Fire Department forms from Plainfield meeting
An adjourned Plainfield meeting at Laing's Hall appointed Zachariah Webster and Robert Anderson to organize a volunteer fire company. About 40 enterprising youths offered to man engines and apparatus, with a committee to implement the plan and encourage local contributions for a permanent department. The Essex County Board of Freeholders apportioned the county school fund among townships, listing Newark, Plainfield, and other towns with specified amounts totaling 6,044.07.
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Plain‘field
Laing’s Hall
Zachariah Webster Esq
Robert Anderson
Essex Co
Board of Freeholders
Newark
Oorange
Belleville
Plainfield
Bloomfield
Cakwell
Livingston
Elzabeth
Sprinfield
Westfield
Unie
New Providence
British press ignorance on American affairs exposed
The Newark Mercury mocks the English press for errors about U S politics and events. It cites a claim that President Fillmore would grant a Galway steamship charter as proof. The piece contrasts London Times misreadings with a American editor's superior grasp of English politics.
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Exauisa Sexorasce
America
Great Britain
Fillmore
Galway
London Times
N.Y. Herald
London ‘Times
Newark Mercury
Paine proposes free lighthouse illumination and pendulum test
Jeny Lind and Barnum new arrangement is noted. Paine, a famed sharpshooter, offers to light houses at little or no cost and showcases a light that may be real science or a clever hoax. The Pendulum experiment at the Capitol rotunda ran yesterday, a closed building to avoid air currents. The pendulum swung from north south to northeast and southwest over six hours.
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Wasaiveton
Mr. Paine
Capitol
Arrival of the Pacific and other port news
The Pacific arrived Saturday at 12 o clock after ten days at sea, while the Niagara reached port on the 25th after a twelve day passage. Markets show cotton steady and corn at 90 cents per bushel in St. Louis. Cholera spreads in the West with several fatal cases. farmland suffers from pests and floods, and pigeons damage fields. Speeches on public works and canal finance echo amid continued rail and shipping disruptions.
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Pacific
Callins
New Orleans
White River
Arkansas
Louisvile
Quincy
Printer as traveling showman ends with honest trade
A Journeyman printer misleads a host with mock roles in an inn scene then reveals himself as a typographer. The tale recalls colonial printing fears from Governor Berkley and Effingham reports, alongside local harvest optimism and a Florida prison suicide by three Indian prisoners.
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Ohio
Walking Sthick
Shambock
William Berkley
Virginia
Lord Effingham
dAlbany Dutchman
Tampa
Florida
A Few Golden Rules Transmuted into Brass
The piece contrasts the Golden Rule with a Brazen version. It presents four aphorisms showing moral guidance reversed to mock selfish behavior and Belligerent thrift, highlighting satire on prudent conduct and creditors.
Remarkable Dr Rogers Syrup of Liverwort and Camchalagua Claims
The article extols Dr Rogers Syrup of Liverwort tar and Canchalagua as a powerful plant tonic. It asserts strength building fever relief and lung healing properties with internal hemostatic and expectorant effects. It promises wonderful cures for coughs colds and consumption with pamphlet vouchers.
New Constitution in Maryland Adopts Judges Election by People
The Maryland constitution was adopted by a large majority, adding among its features the election of judges by the people. The report notes widespread turnout and high participation in the vote across counties, reflecting strong public engagement.
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Magazine
History
Maryland
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Plainfield Gazette
Plainfield, N. Z
Irvia
New-Brunsswick
N.J
New-Brunswick India Rubber. Co
J. L. Carracan
N. W. Meeker
Jeny Lind and
Barnum
Puttapeerata
Jenny Lind
North America
Paine
Washington
Roxbury
Boston
Hope
A. S. Cumming
Ephraim G. Doggett
Jane
A Young
New Hampshire
Mexico
St. Louis
Jone
James Jasper Orcott
Rome
Paducha
Kentucky
Lane
Louisville
Watertown
Clackman Field
England
Cambridge
Mass
Astrone
Academy of Sciences
Germany
Illinois
Churchville
Francisville
Des Moines
Bonaparte
Bentonport
Ionavillé
Castle
Newark Advertiser
New York
Villa
Wedmore
Gil Blas
Baker
Abaco
WN. Y. Tribune
Spain
Saxony
Oher
Faust
Choopiter
Lightstown Record
Charles G. Campbell & CO
Abner Campbell
Market-street
Walker
Wade ii
E. Kice
Cor. Broad and Mechanicsts
Evrzaperurown
N. J
John Price
Optican
Aliso
Eal
Paterson
D. M
Knight & Co
Cedar Street
B. Townley
Ferns
Depo
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