The Warren Mail Subscription Rates and Terms
The Warren Mail announces annual mail and office subscription rates in advance and a post within the year. A fifty cent delivery surcharge applies for residence delivery. Discontinuation is only allowed after all arrears are paid, at the publisher’s option. Advertising rates: one 12 line square three insertions for 1 dollar. each subsequent insertion 25 cents.
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Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Teans
Anvertistxe
A Bachelor’s Heart For Rent In Affection’s Estate
A humorous notice proclaims a bachelor’s heart to let at a desirable rate in a healthy estate. The owner has lived alone, fixtures of little value, but Cupid promises eventual furnishing if a wife takes a life lease. Taxes and obedience to love’s terms apply. Ladies are urged not to forget.
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Chance
Cupid
Napoleon overrules Bruix as storm wrecks fleet in review
An eye witness recounts Napoleon ordering a fleet review at sea, Bruix refusing to move ships, a confrontation ensues, and a fierce storm wrecks gun sloops with over two hundred mariners dead, prompting Napoleon to grieve his misjudgment and fault Bruix for terse replies.
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Napoleon
Josephine
Rustam
Bruix
Magen
Marengo
Constant
Discovery of California by Drake at San Francisco Bay
The narrative recounts Francis Drake's 1577 voyage from Plymouth with five ships and 154 men. After raids from Valparaiso to Lima and Panama, Drake captured silver, gold, and emeralds aboard the Cacafuego and other vessels, then claimed a California bay for Queen Elizabeth, erecting a plate with royal symbols before returning home.
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Francis Drake
Plymouth
Alexandria
Egypt
Pacific Ocean
Cape de Verde Islands
River Plate
Drake
Straits of Magellan
Valparaiso
St. Jago
Terapaca
Peru
Africa
Lima
Cacafuego
Paita
Panama
Cape St. Francisco
Guarulco
Ceno
Malucus
Portugalus
Bona Esperanca
Arctic
California
Bay
San Francisco
Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth
Saturns نئی rings discovered by Cambridge astronomers
The article reports a new belt of light within Saturns rings observed in Cambridge adding to Bond’s earlier work. It details Saturns distance from the sun about 900 million miles, diameter about 82,000 miles, orbital period 294 years, and a 105 hour axial rotation. It notes sun illumination from Saturns view is reduced, but solar radiation would still support life. It also mentions a restored steamboat model found in Ohio and a singing mouse in Brenton and general reflections on human effort, exploration, and distant Liberia.
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Atlantic
Cambridge
Bond
Saturn
Jupiter
John Fitch
Colonel Kilbourne
Columbous
Ohio
Col. K
Cincinnati Commercial
Lake Erie
Brenton
John Watkins
Garat
Madison
Wisconsin
Cove
Iowa
Cossatr
Wm. Cobbett
Agony and Riches of an Old Beggar Woman
Cincinnati reports recount a dying beggar woman hoarded nearly four thousand dollars in gold beside her bed and stored coins in an old stove. Her idiot daughter, whipped and exploited, drew wrath from neighbors as the tale ends with the executor handling the riches. Also notes Niagara Falls erosion and Wisconsin cave findings during the era.
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Cincinnati
Niagara Falls
Termination Rock
Buffalo Express
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Wm. Wirt
United States
Watt
Johnson
Earth
Heaven
Ong
Mr. Darling
New Haven
Washington
Beer's Tavern
Street
New Hotel
Hartford
Philadelphia
Dr. D
Yale College
Gen. Wooster
Benedict Arnold
Col. Whiting
Gland
America
United States of America
Baltimore Sun
Pennsylvania
London
England
France
Araica
Stephen A. Benson
Senate of
Liberia
Portsmouth
North Carolina
Old North State
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