Choice Poetry and the Lonely Rose in Jenny Lind Style
A fragmented poem sequence presents a Rose sobbing in a bower and a memory of a beloved old gum tree, with lines recalling sorrow, love of nature, and a Woodsman’s axe. The text cites Steubenville and mentions Rosa Lh, dated around 1800, in a nostalgic, mixed verse collection.
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Howe
Steubenville
Rosa
The Poor Printer and the Dalliance at Mullins House
Clara Mulh and Maria Sedgeland quarrel over George Raymond a journeyman printer with a prior appeal to high society Mrs Mullins and Mr Fitzgammon clash over status. Raymond is revealed as editor of a proposed local newspaper by a group of wealthy town citizens. The scene shifts to a grand party where Fitzgammon arrives in mock noble guise.
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Clara Mulh
Mark
Ted Ecload
Marin
Clara
George Raymond
George
Raymond
Maria
Forevizner
Fitzgammon
Birch
Clary
Lam
Maria Sedgeland
Niagara
Daniel Webster
Jeggammon
Ton
Societe
Mr. Fitzgammon
John
Miss Mullins
A ‘Gammon
Miss Maleev
Itzgammon
Vitzzammon
Venius
London Times
England
John Gammon
Wm. Fitz
America
Fitz
Gammon
Mr. Gammon
Ai I
Mr. Mullins
Mullins
Senate
Megzia Sedgeland
Pressimian
Benton
Mr. B
Tie
American Senate
Kentucky
Clay
Webster
Dublin
Ireland
Mari
O’brien
H Te
Tordo
Maria Island
St. George
O'Brien
Irish
Lopez
the Picayune
New Orleans
Gen. Lopez
U.S. District Court
McCaleb
Lop.z
Cuba
Savannah
Professor Webster
Parker
Electric Telegraph Office
Stockport
Marriage intrigue and a rogue named Fitzgammon in Steubenville
In Steubenville on a vivid June eve, a party hosts Miss Clara Mullins and Maria Sedgeland as Mr Fitzgammon’s rumoured romance with Clara spirals. A London Times note sparks a police trap exposing Fitzgammon as John Gammon, a jewel thief. Clara’s hopes crash while Maria’s suitor, the editor Mr Raymond, rises to prominence in the Senate. The episode triggers town gossip and a shift in affections from Clara to a respectable pressman.
Fire destroys buildings and Messenger office in Mt. Gilead
A Wednesday night fire in Mt. Gilead Morrow county destroyed three houses and five stables including the Messenger printing office. Total loss estimated around 8000 dollars. Nearby wardens near St. Louis produce six hundred gallons of fine strawberries daily on sixteen acres planted with fruit.
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St. Louis
Mt. Gilead
Morrow County
Messenger Printing Office
General Taylor Buys Sugar Plantation Near New Orleans
General Taylor purchases the splendid sugar plantation of Captain Fullerton located twenty five miles from New Orleans for thirty seven thousand dollars.
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General Taylor
Captain Fullerton
New Orleans
Revival At Kenton Methodist Church Grows
In Kenton, Arden County, about 130 members have joined the Methodist Episcopal Church as part of a notable revival. The note suggests Harden County could reform if its citizens show similar commitment.
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Kenton
Arden County
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harden Co
Cuban Hero News Reported as Courageous Escape
The Louisville Courier recounts a Cuban Hero’s act of escaping danger during a Cuba expedition. It criticizes a cowardly officer named Bunch, describing his actions as causing the mission to retreat to Key West and detailing his alleged past as a Mexican war intermaster and later colonel.
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Louisville Courier
Cuba
Fanemberea
Wenus
Bunch
Keyee
Tennessee
Ted Dachson
Mississippi
Ladies Cross Isthmus On Horseback In Feats
A late letter from a City passenger describes twelve travelers crossing the Isthmus with six ladies and six children. The ladies rode like men while children rode on natives. Mrs McSpedding and Mrs Noris both survived horse falls with quick saves and the party was cheered by Americans in town.
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Laures
Bonaparte on Medicine and Public Health
The quote from Napoleon Bonaparte at St Helena condemns medicine as uncertain and often harmful, urging water, air, and cleanliness as the core elements of pharmacopoeia. He implies collective results of prescripts are more fatal than beneficial for mankind.
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St. Helena
Keever of Eaton Wins $1000 Damages Case in Seduction Suit
Michael Keever of Eaton Ohio recovered one thousand dollars in damages from Dr Win Stone in a seduction suit involving his daughter. The ruling highlights a local dispute and settlement details.
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LE Micheal Keever
Eaton
Ohio
Dr. Winstone
Vessels Sail From Atlantic Ports to California
The article notes that the number of ships leaving Atlantic ports bound for California since the gold rush is estimated and adds details on trade and migrant flows during the era. It emphasizes the scale of emigration and the ongoing movement of ships toward the Pacific coast.
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California
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