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Newspaper Advertisement Rates and Policies
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Cordelia Ruthven and Morley in a Diamond Enigma
A tale of love, mistaken engagement, and a missing diamond tests loyalties. Cordelia Ruthven faces social pressure and a costly ornament, while Miss Eldren schemes and Morley confront truth as a moonlit chase leads to confession and renewed devotion.
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Cordelia
Miss Eldron
Morley
Allisons
Miss Eldren
Annie
Sam
Pellucides
Annette
Mrs. Forrester
Mr. Allison
Rdelia
Miss Eldred
Eldren Kate
Mor
Dismond
Mrs. Allison
Coardelia
Miss Eldrem
Janet
Miss & Iron
Susy
Mr. Morley
Miss Ruthven
Cordelis
Difficulty for Fillmore party to field nominees in Ohio
The Cincinnati Commercial reports the Fillmore party struggles to obtain willing nominees. Anson Smith and John H. Kelley declined nominations for School Commissioner. W. V. Peck refused Supreme Judge, citing nonmembership. Local papers shift allegiances and Fillmore support wanes, with Trimble votes unlikely to be matched.
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Fillmore Memmenia
Cincinnati
Anson Smith
John H. Kelley
Perry County
W. V. Peck
Portsmouth
Supreme Judge
Trimble
Columbus Continental
Cleveland Express
Zanesville Whig
Belle Air Times
Portsmouth Herald
Germantown
Newark Times
Dayton Journal
Cincinnnati Times
Fillmore
Roman Farmers and Roman Republic Values
The article argues that in ancient Rome a large portion of citizens farmed their own seven acre estates and women aimed to be good housewives. It contrasts that with modern American society and urges young American women to imitate these domestic ideals.
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Rome
Republic
American Republic
Mr Fillmore Accepts Know Nothing Nomination for President
The letter of acceptance shows Millard Fillmore accepting the Know Nothing nomination after months of deliberation. He discusses the Union question, avoids core Know Nothing tenets, and remains polite about the convention that secured his nomination. He presents himself as sacrificing for what he calls a forlorn hope.
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Filmore
Know Nothing Order
Gipsey Woman Promises Husband’s Faces in Water
A Gipsey woman tells two young women she will show their future husbands in a water reflection. They see only their own faces, and she declares those faces will be their husbands when they marry.
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Gipsey
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