Tarborough Press Advertising and Subscription Rates
The Tarborough Press outlines weekly publication details by George Howard with subscription costs tenable yearly or monthly, advance payment rules for distant subscribers, and ad rates for varying sizes and placements including court orders. It notes that ads not exceeding a square run at one dollar for the first insertion and twenty five cents for each subsequent insertion, with higher charges for logger advertisements and court-related notices.
Poem Fragment Reflects Satirical Views on France
A fragmentary verse mocks French manners and names linguistic quirks, noting chairs as chaises and joking about terms like mates and fillies. The speaker stands alone, describing a national sentiment and a wary stance toward travel to France.
SHORT PATENT SERMON ON LOVE MYTHIC FORCE AND ITS POWER
A Sunday sermon extols love as a vast, untamable passion shaping imagination and action. It warns against entanglement, cites its transforming beauty, and notes its influence from beauty to despair, describing love as a universal, eternal force that binds humanity.
Love, Religion, And Freedom In One Imperishable Bond
A preacher decries nihilistic views of love and cold hearted indifference. He urges listeners to recall parental and sisterly affection and the moral beauty found in nature, music, and the divine, asserting love’s universal presence from grass to God. The oration blends religious fervor with patriotic and poetic imagery to defend heartfelt emotion.
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Sal
Eden
Anon
Dorne
Croatan District Settlement Described by Edenton Sentinel
The Edenton Sentinel details a small coastal district named Croatan in Carolina. About 150 inhabitants, mostly Methodist, worship weekly, few drink ardent spirits, with no store, doctor, lawyer, or officials. Disputes are settled by community reference, residents live as one family, and broils are rare.
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Edenton Sentinel
Croatan
Carolina
Crostin Sound
Wlohe
Methodist Church
Zio
Forgery Suspect Billings Elopes From Earlville
Charles S. Billings, a longtime merchant tied to a large New York trade, fled Earlville after being detected in a wholesale forgery scheme totaling about $12,000. The Raleigh Independent notes the case as a major local crime story with implications for the regional business community.
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Charles S. Billings
Earlville
Madison County
New York
Death by own action of Rev Matthew Gambrell minister
The Rev. Matthew Gambrell, a respected Baptist minister in Anderson District, South Carolina, recently died by his own hand. Reports say he was not sane at the time. The Highland Sentinel extols his character in strong terms.
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Matthew Gambrell
Anderson District
South Carolina
Highland Sentinel
Death of Missionaries at Willamette Falls
A group including Cornelius Rogers and Mrs Rogers with Aurelia Leslie Squire Crocker and two Clatsop Indians drowned February 1 near the Methodist Mission in Oregon Territory. Their boat capsized after riding the rapids above the falls. Rogers had volunteered to pay his own expenses and married a daughter of the Rev Leslie of the mission.
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Cornelius Rogers
Rogers
Aurelia Leslie
Squire Crocker
Wellamette River
Oregon Territory
Rapida
Leslie
Wellamette
Homicide in Philadelphia Market Ends Man’s Life
John Withenstine a butcher in Spring Garden market Philadelphia died Monday from a blow by George Widener. No angry feelings existed between the men and the blow arose from skylarking.
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John Withenstine
Spring Garden Market
Philadelphia
George Widener
Noted Friend Laments Death Then Surrenders to Authorities
Mr W hurriedly summoned a physician upon seeing his friend in distress and, after the death was announced, promptly surrendered to the authorities. The incident underscores the abrupt end of the affair and formal compliance with justice.
Bear Kills Little Girl In Canonsburg Pa
A pet bear in Canonsburg Pennsylvania killed a young girl after children teased the animal with sticks and stones. The bear broke its chain and seized the child, squeezing her to death.
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Cannonsburg
Remarkable Lenin dental surgery in New York
Dr A C Castle performs a difficult operation on Lieut Shubrick of the United States Navy after BUCKSHOT destroyed his upper and lower jaws in Florida. A dental prosthesis substitutes the missing teeth, restoring ability to chew and greatly reducing deformity. The officer now breathes, masticates, and shows minimal trace of the injury.
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New York
A. C. Castie
Herald
Lieut. Shubrick
United States Navy
Florida
Death by own action in Visage man’s suicide
Mr. Warren Stilwell of Visage committed death by own action by hanging himself between 6 and 7 o'clock Sunday morning. He tied a twenty foot rope from a third story post to his neck and leaped from a front window, the fall jerking his neck. A passerby freed the body. life was extinct from the fall’s force. He was about 33, leaving a wife and one child.
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Eve
Nessus
Toprr
Warren Stilwell
Afudison Co
French Bathing Place Charm and Beach Fashion Described
An 1800s travelogue depicts a secluded bay sheltered from heavy surf where clear azure water reveals white sand. It notes French bathers in minimal linen outfits and straw hats aided by lifters, while the narrator recalls his awkward aquatic debut among locals.
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Bairoz
Gom
Sea tenants mingle with grace in buoyant courtship
A vivid observation of marine life as sea creatures glide and interact with human-like manners, likened to social courtesies in Parisian gardens. The narrator notes their calm demeanor and mutual recognition among the fair tenants of the sea during their gentle voyage.
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Paris
Failure of the Mexican seed cotton in India discussed
John B. Ducker of Franklin County Mississippi shares a letter from Mr Hawley, a Mississippi cotton planter who traveled to India under British government auspices to test cotton growth. The report, dated near Broach, India, November 21 1842, notes Mexican seed cotton yields far below expectations and predicts native Indian cotton will be more productive for Americans, while the venture harms the East India Company and yields no benefit to participants.
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India
John B. Ducker
Ranklin
Combultore
Bengal
Bombay
Wolfe
McCulloughs
Burn
America
East India Company
Editor of Cecil Whig shoots Maryland legislator
The Globe reports the Cecil Whig editor, published in Elkton Maryland, shot Amos T Forward a member of Maryland's last Legislature on Wednesday and died at ten that night. The Whig editor says he is jailed for murder and asks publication of no detrimental remarks until a fair statement is received.
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Cecil Whig
Elkton
Amos T. Forward
Maryland
The
Whig
Wheat surplus sighted in Ohio reaches twenty million bushels
The Ohio Statesman estimates that after meeting domestic needs the state will have a surplus of about twenty million bushels of wheat this year. This projection underscores strong production in Ohio and potential impact on markets and pricing through the current crop cycle.
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The
Ohio Statesman
American Manufactures Going Abroad Spark Canton Market
A Canton merchant, Isaac Hillman of Congress Street, reports a sale of 50 degen razor strops to Canton. He notes Boston manufacturers are booked through August and finds it hard to supply domestics by August 15. This year Boston exported 15,000,000 yards of cotton goods to China, while Britain sent 12,000,000 yards, as Celestials prefer our cloths. Troy Whig reports the shift in trade.
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Canton
Isaac Hillman
Congress Street
Canton Market
Boston
China
Great Britain
Troy
Elopement Trail Reaches Fort Wayne in Wild Gossip
The Path finder reports Dr Peabody and Mrs Belden, who fled Cleaveland together, seen in Fort Wayne with a second pursuing party nearby. Cleaveland’s social atmosphere is described as contagious as sensational details surface about the young bride and her mid age widower husband. The tale includes alleged misuse of the husband credit to acquire silks, satins, and fine linens from dry goods merchants.
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Dr. Peabody
Belden
Cleaveland
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Pathfinder
Affray in Nelson County Reported Between Citizens
Nelson recounts an affray between two county residents with oneinjury described. The incident details are sparse in the account and there is no formal charge listed in the fragment. Further information is needed to confirm names, location, and outcome.
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Nelson
Court corruption alleged in Virginia trial report
A prisoner admits a shot not mortally in a trial report. The correspondent accuses three judges of bench control to steer the decision, citing circumstances suggesting corrupt justice. The piece mentions Mrs Geo Irving of Prince Edward county struck dead at a kneading trough on the 15th and a house left shattered.
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Geo. Irving
Prince Edward County
New Process of Counterfeiting in Cincinnati Sun
The Cincinnati Sun reports a claimed discovery of a daguerreotype based counterfeiting method in Cincinnati. It warns the technique could flood the nation with undetectable notes and prompt new legislation.
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Cincinnati Sun
Tragic Fall From Window Kills Young Girl
Last evening about nine thirty a sixteen year old girl named Biga Hill died after leaning from a third story window on Front street near Spruce. A guard slat gave way and she fell to the ground striking her head. Onlookers carried her away but she died instantly. Doctors Moore and Gibbons arrived but could not help.
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Biga Hill
Front Streets
Spruce Street
Spruce and
Front Street
Flisten
Moore
Gibbons
Phil
U.S. Gazelle
Involuntary Ballooning Near Paris Causes Boy Rescue
The Courrier des Etats Unis reports a balloon party near Paris where a tethered balloon detached its crozat and hooked a boy watching the ascent. The boy clung to the rope as spectators screamed, was lifted into the air, then safely brought down. Also noted is missionary Gutelaff’s claim that Chinese long known iron constriction precedes English discovery.
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Courrier Des Etats Unis
Paris
Terra Firma
Gpm Gutelaff
Remarkable St Landry Family Has Thirty-Five Children
A CPA negro woman in St Landry parish reportedly bore thirty five children, with twins five times and triplets three times. Twenty children are living now, according to an Opelousas paper cited by the N O Bee.
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CPA
St. Landry
Opelousas
N. O. Bee
A Love Letter From Jonathan in Ode of Affection
A playful antiquated note from Jonathan complains of three days apart and pleads for a beloved, praising beauty with lavish sensory imagery. He asks for a lock of hair or any touch, promises ecstasy, and ends by recalling a small debt of two shillings for tobacco.
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Garden of Paradise
Eden
Gabriel
Jonathan
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