Shall We Have a Railroad for Warren County
County residents are urged to fund a new Little Valley and Ohio railroad. A public meeting at the Court House aims to decide the county’s level of aid to secure the route, with emphasis on immediate action to avoid being left behind in trade and population growth. The note also covers local business moves, a charity supper, and editorial changes in nearby papers.
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Little Valley
Ohio
Court House
Warren
Presbyterian Church
Bysecker’s Hall
Third
Hickory
E.M Plerce
J.N. Rowe
Warren Academy Set to Start December Term
The winter term at Warren Academy begins Tuesday December 6 under Principal Oliver Dalrymple. The prior term improved from sad conditions to a healthy, flourishing school, with strong progress credited to Mr. Dalrymple's energy and resolve. Families are advised to enroll. tuition details appear on the advertising page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Dalrymple
Warren Academy
Besareey
T. Clemons
Warren Mail notes revival hope after Institute demise
Letters from readers recount the Warren County Teachers Institute event. Acknowledgment of its “demise” on July and burial in Columbus followed by a call for its Resurrection on January in Youngsville. Casual mentions of other civic figures and editorials accompany the letter.
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Warren
Columbus
Youngsville
Change and Progress Lecture Divides Warren Lyceum Audience
The Monday lecture by Mr. J. D. James on Change and Progress drew a full audience at the Warren Lyceum. The critique notes the speaker’s historical approach and bold challenges to Christian doctrine, while faulting the philosophy as declamatory and insufficiently argued.
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J. D. James
Warren Lyceum
Theodore Parker
Adam
Parker
Andrew Jackson Davis
Central America
Noah
Notable Deaths and Disputes Across 19th Century News
Obituary notes for Snerman Leano longtime Norfolk County probate judge who died in Roxbury at 70. A Maine Law Convention vote in New London calls for a statewide delegate convention to nominate state officers. Ghost story in Wetzell county Virginia ends in an arrest. Charles Ewer, Portsmouth bookseller and Boston publisher, dies at 64. Jules Benedict returns to London from Germany. he stood godfather to Jenny Lind’s first child Otto Walter Goldschmidt. Quotes from satiric authors and moral reflections. Rufus Crampton takes Illinois College mathematics chair. Rev John McCron becomes Middletown Lutheran pastor. Gavazzi to sail Dec 10 after lectures in Baltimore and DC. Rev G W Morris dies near Natchez of yellow fever. Steamship link talks Liverpool St John NB. A G Rose re-elected Charleston Bank president. Daniel Taggert’s death by own hand at Wheeling. Wisconsin liquor law defeated. Prof Matteson of Mount Morris Seminary dies. John Morrisey the prizefighter seen in Wheeling. Prairie fires cause great damage in Illinois. Hanna of Pittsburgh dies. James H Adams resigns as consulate to Singapore. Boston pays 11514 dollars bounty to volunteers. Joshua R Giddings to lecture in Rochester. Connecticut’s first plank road Cheshire to Waterbury opens.
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Jupe Letano
Snerman Leano
Norfolk County
Roxbury
New London
Conn
Wetzell
Charles Ewer
Portsmouth
N. H
Boston
Jules Benedict
London
Germany
Dresden
Jenny Lind
Otto Walter Goldschmidt
Jeffrey
Mackenzie
Lavater
Rufus C. Crampton
Montrose
Pennsylvania
Illinois College
John McCron
New York
Lutheran Church
Middletown
Gavazzi
Europe
Baltimore
Washington
G. W. Morris
Methodist Episcopal Church
Natchez
Liverpool
St. John
N. B
G. Rose, Esq
Bank of Charleston
Daniel Taggert
Philadelphia
Wheeling
Wisconsin
Prof
Matteson
Mount Morris Seminary
Illinois
John Morrisey
New Orleans
Prairies
Hanna
Pittsburgh
James H. Adams
Massachusetts
Singapore
Joshua R. Giddings
Rochester
Connecticut
Cheshire
Waterbury
Erie Railroad Gauge Turmoil Sparks Military Rally
A Waterford patch correspondent from Erie reports a fierce gauge change scare. Citizens, police, and troops girded for upheaval, directors resigned, King of Flanders Dennis led 200 men to attempt track changes, and speeches by Gen Killpatrick and Mayor King stirred strong reactions amid intense public demand.
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Waterford Dispatch
Erie
Six Foot
Messrs Marshall
Babbitt
Saylor
Franklin Canal Companies
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Jude
Reed
Smith Jackson
C. C. Dennis
King of Flanders
State Line
Buffalo Fellows
Dennis
Killpatrick
King
M. B. Lowry
Benson
Genl. Killpatrick
Mayor King
John E. Walker
Alfred Kelly
Dean Richmond
The Ottoman Government and Its Power Structure Explored
A Boston Transcript summary explains the Ottoman state titles and roles. It defines Sultan as the emperor, the Sublime Porte as the government, and Pacha Bey and Reis Effendi as regional and central officials. It notes the Sultan's absolute authority, inheritance rights, and the restraint of grand power by urban elites and a secret police.
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Boston Transcript
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Pacha
Reis Effendi
Grand Treasury
Blood Remedy Advised for Disease Prevention and Public Notices
An 1853 issue prints a promotional piece extolling a blood purifier as a key to restoring health and expelling disease. The page also lists Warren County officials, offices, and a long catalog of local goods pricing including flour, wheat, pork, and fish, followed by a dealer list and mercantile license note.
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Albert Eldred
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
E. W. Carr
Evans’ Building
North West Corner
Third and
Walnut Sts
C. B. Curtis
Marsh & Co
P. R. Bennett
Spiedel
Fredonia
C.K. Judson
Randolph Whig
B. F. Morris
Whig
J. D. James, Esq
Angell
Warren County
Teachers’ Institute
Evie
Cass
Gen. Cass
Detroit
Lizzie Canfield
Captain Canfield
Gen
Capt
Canfield
Charleston Courier
the Courier
Ratpu Watpo Emerson
Willliam Emerson
Concord
Mass
G. P. R. James
THE
Warren, PA
Abraham
God
Sarah
Jacob
Israel
Paradise
Enoch
Isaac
FIDUS
Erie Railroad
Guylott’s
Yellow Dock
Sarsaparilla
Warren Cou
Joan Garsrarra
Eric
L. Wetmore
Joan Jursoy
Columbu
Bufus P. Kine
Register and Recorder
Jons F. McePurrsox
Warr
Gero. N. Parwirr
James Foreman
Irvine
Jonxson & Brown
D. Brows
E. G. Benepict
Southwest
Orris Hoox
Marshaner Jones
Russelbur
A. H. Luptow
Atty. Scormpp
Bronx
Warn
Danter Gross
Wal .Snorri
Wal .Snorri, Youngsvill J. B. Carver, Warren, Deputy Surveyor, M. N. Powett
Kes
Joux Drimars
Warren Market
L. F. Watson
Buffalo
N. Y
Hannah
Stephen Dudley
This Place
George Sailor & CO
Crystal Palace
Warren PX
W. C. Evans
M. D
Pittsfield
Warren Co
Borough of
A. H. Ludlow
Ci’k. Commissioners Office
W. Head
JT Warren
Second Street
Davis & Watson
New York State
Tanner
L. R. Geer
Borovucu
Hazeltine & Co
Pat. Med’ns
Christian Keller
Beer
Phillip Bysecker
T. W. Summerton
John Hondart
Martin Shaeffer
Abijah Morrison
J. W. Weaver
S. Burgess
John
Wilbur
Law & Tinker
D. L Atherly
Und
Mather
E & G Blair
R. & D. A. Dewey
Ambrose Fry
Leach & Willoughby
David Hyde
Milo P. Isborn
Asa P. Marble
Freehold
Lester Wright
Unpd
Judge Wright
Alvin Martin
Chauncy Messenger
Ransom
Bartlett & Jones
James Lcott
ELK Do
J. K. Webb
Svuaar Grove
Wilson & Hiller
Hazeltine & Spencer
David Jagger
John B. Brown
Patterson, White & Co
Geo
Fr A. Shugart
Pat Med
Unpd South West
Ransom Vantassel
Dawson & Co
Ex Benedict
T W. Mitchell
Prrtsfield
J. L W. F. Dalrymple
Acocks
L. L. & N Lowry
Corypoy John Converse
BrokeNstRain
W. A. Irvine
J. B. Phillips
Ike Scott
Phillip Mead
Lemuel Hoar
Chauncy Smith
C. D. Kinnear
James L. Davis
Frac
Spring Creek
W. H. Deming
Abraham Woodin
Sueffield
Erastus Barns
C. M. Davis
Glade
Phillip Leonhart
N. Parmlee
Treas
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