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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1849
Page
4
A reflective poem recalls a moonlit garden scene with two shadows near a wall. The narrator hears a voice and a whispered word as lovers seem to merge, leaving questions about spirits and a fading childhood amid a crimson ferry tale.
A verse on devotion and sorrow arguing that resignation calms life. It speaks of life’s beauty, providence, and a spirit that guides through troubles, likening hope to a beam lighting life to its end and to a sunset over the ocean.
The article reflects on the phrase keep to the right as an urban tollgate motto and uses it as a broader moral lesson. It argues the inscription guides travelers and teaches a wider duty to avoid sin, urging readers to follow right paths to avert ruin and attain peace in society.
An Neapolitan astronomer Sig Espairs reports a ninth new heavenly body added to the solar system in four years of discoveries. At a Malden celebration toast list includes The Lapres of America and lines about stars bright in adversity. Bulwer on vulgarity notes refinement attempts. a British Museum pen from Bride of Abydos story is mentioned. The human body normal temperature cited as 98 Fahrenheit.
Judge Charlton speaks before the Young Men's Library Association in Augusta Georgia sketching marriage as a bright life scene. A young woman places faith with a noble guardian while the husband vows protection and honor, urging women to see love’s gentler power in wedlock.
Observations describe Circassian slave trafficking amid Turkish ships evading Russian patrols. Captured women, daughters of serfs and freemen, are conveyed to Cossack districts where they become wives or servants. ships deploy evasive tactics and endure perilous voyages toward a life of luxury and exploitation.
A Western Law Journal excerpt presents a witty exchange during a bar admission examination. The examiner tests the candidate on professional duties, fees, clients, billing, and ethics with humor. The candidate’s responses reveal a playful critique of legal culture.
An admonition urging Christians to avoid spreading tales about neighbors whether rich or poor white or black. It stresses truthfulness over gossip, warns that lies harm community trust and the Christian witness, and cites Scripture on liars not entering Heaven. The text condemns needless speaking and promotes honest speech and quiet living.
A compilation of quotes on Christianity and truth from Sir Allan Parke and Dr. Channing. It reflects belief in Christianity as foundational to laws, civilization, and moral perception, plus notes on disciplined work and the value of newspapers and sea depths.
The passage outlines how subscribers are treated when papers are not canceled. It states that withholding notice means continued subscription, publishers may bill until payment, and failure to collect or inform about a move can create liability. It also notes courts deem failing to take a paper from the office as prima facie fraud.
Edited by Geo P Morris and N P Willis a new series of the Home Journal will debut on July 7 offering literature news and features. The weekly paper claims elegant printing wide appeal and low price of two dollars a year in advance or three copies for five dollars. Address Morris and Willis at No 107 Fulton Street New York for subscriptions.
Dr B Hubbell of Amelia has stopped long trips and offers to treat invalids with chronic diseases at home. Board and lodging are available on reasonable terms, aided by his students and two other practitioners. Omnibuses run daily from Cincinnati to Amelia, with access anytime. Amelia, April 5, 1849.
Milford April 18 1849 Dr P ki P R Gest advertises a general assortment of drugs medicines paints oils dye stuffs window glass patent medicines perfumes brushes pure wines and liquors for medicinal use and a broad range of groceries hardware confectionery cigars stationery and books all for cash or country produce.
In a chancery filing Ebenezer Hadley and Sarah Hadley seek assignment of dower from the estate of Josiah Hobson. The suit targets Clermont County land described as 112 acres in Ohio with bounds near Abernathy and Amrose Gordon surveys. Defendants named include Hobson heirs and James Jester and Rosanna Hobson. A sixty day answer period is set.
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