The American publication terms and notices
The American is published by Latiniay at TWO SILARS per annum paid half yearly in advance. No paper until all arrearages are paid. All business letters must be post paid to the office. One dollar in advance pays for three years of The American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latiniay
Root
Fifth & Chesnut Sts
Philadelphia
Broadway
Franklin Street
New York
Morocco
Mien
Iphia
Edwards
Linn Smith & Co Wholesale Druggists
Linn Smith & Co at 2134 Market Street claim to be wholesale druggists and manufacturers. The garbled text lists various product names and entities, indicating a broad drug and chemical supply operation with multiple brands and dealers.
Reasons Women Are Angels In A Poem By Rev Barlow Chicago
A poem argues that true angelic nature lies in virtue and care rather than beauty or wealth. It portrays women as angels through nursing care devotion and moral strength, concluding with homage to the wife as angel on earth and above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela
Earth
Heaven
Mr. Barlow
Chicago
Mary Edwards and Father Ed wards Temperance Trial
Mary pleads with her drunken father as he seeks a drinking tavern. A temperance song by an elder moves him, but he returns home sober to vow reform. The scene ends with a hopeful reconciliation between daughter and father and a reflection on temperance’s power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Mary
Ation
Father
Enderly
Descent From Gambling to Domestic Despair
A Sunday Times sketch traces a professional gambler’s rise and fall from fortune to hardship. He reflects on past wins of thirty thousand dollars and losses, the temptations of gaming houses, and the toll on his family as wives wait and children endure. The tone contrasts vice and tempered piety, warning of the hollow glamour of high-stakes rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Paradise
Hell
Faro
Rouge Et Noir
Battle of Buena Vista and Mexican War Valor Told
Describes a 1914 letter recounting the Gen. Armstrong action off Fayal and the sinking of the English brig while defending American honor. It highlights American courage, naval combat, and the aftermath including rescue to Amelia Island, with further notes on Taylor and Santa Anna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armstrong Duing
Portugal
Armatrong
St. Many's
Dxan
Fayal
Carnation
King
Plantagenet
Armstrong
Amelia Island
Hl. Wareer
Retreat of Bissell's Union Regiment at Buena Vista
An account describes Col Bissell ordering a retreat as Col Churchill on duty directed action. The Indiana regiment fled in a rapid rout, trailing behind Bissell for half a mile with soldiers clearly believing the battle was over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upham
Taylor
Santa Anna
Col. Churchill
Bissell
Indiana
Sir Robert Peel Remembered As Great Humble Statesman
The article honors Sir Robert Peel noting his genius and benevolence. It praises his simple demeanor, private funeral wish, and rejection of public pageantry. It contrasts noble character with titled rank and lauds Peel as a prime exemplar of virtue and public service. Newport weather and travel notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
House of Lords
Peel
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Ion
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Manumy Morehante
E.B. Masser
Sunbury
Northumberland
Union
Lycoming
Columbia
New York & Philadelphia
Journeymen Hatters Association
Cor
Chestnut Steet
United States
John C. Farr & Co
Chesnut St
Sd & Ath
Fin
David Pease
Arth Street
Colton & Co
Tisers
Stinbury
David Peaskh
Phialadelphia Wine & Liquors
Bitting & Waterman
Market Street
Philadelpha
H . Dee
Meein
Mono
Beoth
Tedde
Phila
Chas. Dummig
Chesnut Street
Front Arcade
Puitacuctura
Mporter
the Powler OF
Arthur
Poe
Chailty Imy Wills
Newark
Enland
Majon Noah
Sunday Times
San Francisco
As-Sing
John Chinaman
Confucius
Taukwang
Forde
California
Tix Amenitan
Lowell
Mass
Webster
Express
Steuth
Boston Transcript
Buena Vista
Salem
C.W. Upham
Mexico
Wool
Col. Bliss
M. Porrevis
Champ de Mars
Paris
Meaux
Hose
Rider
Episcopal Church of Scotland
Fairy Forest
Bisssell
Zilinois Argus
Bissel
Sir Robert Peel
Newport
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