Warren Mail subscription and advertising rates
Rates set for Mail and office subscribers at 1 dollar per year in advance and 2 dollars within the year. Fifty cent residence delivery surcharge. No paper discontinued until arrears are cleared unless publisher opts. Advertising: one square of 19 lines for 1 dollar three insertions, 95 cents for each additional insertion.
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Warren Mail
BK. Cowan
Pittsburgh
New York City
Philadelphia
Sunbury and Erie
Erie
Matthias
Senate
Gov. Johnston
Sunbury
Corps of Engineers
Edward Miller
Seaboard
Lakes
Sunbury and
Rain on the Roof Inspires Gentle Reverie
A lyric meditation on rain tapping the roof and the cottage bed. The poet recalls his mother and siblings, cherub figures and pale beauty, finding art and passion stirred by the soft patter of the rain. Nature’s melody quiets the heart and stirs memory and love.
Conscientious obedience at Saratoga Springs
A Southern mother cheers her son William who resists peer pressure to ride the Circular Railway without his mother’s permission. He explains he will not go without asking and would be a coward to lie. The anecdote, via a Southern paper, urges readers to imitate his courage and integrity.
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Saratoga Springs
William Hale
William
Norl
Blitz and the Darkibes frighten Philadelphia markets
A comic tale recounts Blitz a conjurer who terrifies market sellers by making dead poultry and pigs speak. He once disrupted a Boston Black meeting with ventriloquism provoking panic, while a Boston minister and crowd react to the eerie noises during a revival. The piece blends humorous mischief with regional references.
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Blits
Blitz
Nelknap Street
Boston
Father Snowden
Bredderen
Belknap Street
Butz
Moses
Volvey
Mr. Snowden
Sam Johnsing
Hisself
Agnes Bernauer and the Duchy of Straubing Tragedy Recalled
The narrative recounts Agnes Bernauer’s marriage to Albert of Bavaria and her subsequent ruin. Accusations of poisoning a sick child, hostile trials, and the torture of Berlinda culminate in Agnes’s death by drowning in the Danube on October 12, 1836. Albert’s vengeance and eventual reconciliation with his father follow, ending with Albert’s later marriage to Ann of Brunswick and ten children.
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Albert
Ernest
Bavaria
Elizabeth of
Wurtemberg
John
Werdenberg
Augsburg
Agnes Bernauer
Germany
Berlinda
Agnes
Gottfried
Vohberg
Gonfried
Ernst
Munich
Ann
Erich of
Brunswick
Regens
Falves Hood
Straubing
Danube
Ble
Louis the Bearded
Ingolstadt
Sigismund
Alvert
Widow’s Will Atones For Drunkard Husband’s Fall
A bitter tale of widow Watkins in dire poverty after her husband’s ruin and death. Rowland forecloses her mortgage housing, sealing her fate. she dies soon after, bequeathing Rowland a vial of tears and warning of future retribution. Sunday column closes with a Putnam story on rum prices and Indian wit.
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Womaan
Watkins
Mr. Rowland
Rowland
Con. Putnam
M& Horse
John Adwieas
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Hain
Coates Pinney
Screen
Blitz and the Darkibes
Patsun Snowden
Elgg
Chicopee
Institute
Nero
Rome
Vermont
The
Sunbury and Erie Railroad
Miles
New York
Dunkirk
N. Y. and
New York and Erie
Reading
Sunbury Road
Sandusky
Albany
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cleveland
Harrisburg
William Meader
Johnson and Brown
Huide Koper
Meadville
Re RR & Henry
Mournarg Do
Maslin de Lain
S. Lancaster
Bay State
Lock Haven
Susquehanna
Warren
Allegheny
Lake
Hile
Phil. News
Fateh
Cleveland and
Widow Watkins
Mrs. Rowland
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