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Newspaper
The Anti Slavery Bugle
Location
Salem, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1850
Page
4
An archaic, fragmentary tale of devotion and tragedy unfolds as a narrator recalls a doomed, intense love for a deformed woman. The deceased beloved’s confession and a reverent, sorrowful remembrance follow a life of ambition and wealth, ending with mourning beneath moonlit branches.
A long excerpt from Blackwood's Magazine to Burns's Migiland Mary blends poems and prose notes. It includes lyric passages praising Burns, reflections on poetry and society, and miscellaneous anecdotes about travelers, accidents, and domestic life, with scattered quotes and moral observations.
A monologue-like piece critiques Providence and moral behavior, detailing a speaker’s observations on temperance and virtue. It ridicules vanity and self‑righteousness while lamenting the faults of society, marriage norms, and bodily ills. The voice echoes a late 19th or early 20th century moralistic rhetoric.
A letter by Richard DB Webb of Ilan recounts a man of humble birth who, despite severe poverty and long hours, pursued natural history with devotion. He amassed a ten thousand item collection of natural specimens, educated himself, and gained recognition as a lecturer and teacher in London and Clifton, displaying remarkable illustration and expression skills amid hardship.
A scrambled OCR style list shows numerous names and places across multiple towns and counties including Lowellville Malta Chester Granger Mt Union and Penna regions. The fragment references individuals like Swayne Thomas and Pollard alongside various place names suggesting a roster or notice for local elections or appointments.
An 19th century passage details Dr Charles Mundes water cure establishment near Ben ory on the Nae Eigemend river, describing a health retreat with baths, gymnasium, piano, and extensive comforts. It lists treatment rates, lodging terms, and requests patients apply personally or by letter with a statement of ailment. Mundes offers indoor and outdoor treatment with weekly charges and penalties for partial payments.
A 19th century catalog lists numerous abolitionist and anti slavery works for sale including The Young Abolitionists by J. E. Jones and Brown's Day Brown's Aithslavery, Garrison's Papers, Lectures, and various biographical and historical volumes. Also notes broad assortment of scientific and literary titles and references to the Mexican War era publications.
A long notice describes a combined edition of Lovnen Quantener Review, Tor Eorvevnan Mev, Tux Nowra Brevi Reveew, Tun Weorsineran Review, and Blackwood’s Magazine. It contrasts Tory and Whig perspectives, notes editors and associates, and explains pricing, premiums, and subscription deals with multiple volumes and club offers.
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