Great Pennsylvania railroad bill gains expected enactment
The Warren Mail reports ongoing support in Philadelphia and Harrisburg for a Sunbury and Erie Railroad bill. The article critiques lawmakers who opposed the measure and praises supporters like Mr. Forsyth and Mr. Fernon, noting the bill’s progress toward law and anticipated wide backing once resolved in both houses.
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Philadelphia
Senate
Pennsylvania
Hoge
Harrisburg
Ers
Haratsnuna
Sunbury and Erie
Packer
Mercer
Yeas
Noest
Coury
Forsyth
Fernon
Philadelphia City
Whig State Convention Planned in Harrisburg 1852
A Whig State convention will meet in Harrisburgh Pennsylvania on March 25 1852 to nominate a canal commissioner form an electoral ticket and select delegates to the National Convention.
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Harrisburgh
Pennsylvania
Reading ladies prove steady in choosing good husbands
Quoted opinion states that young women who read newspapers are more likely to be amiable, possess sound manners, and become good wives. The assertion claims such readers consistently select favorable husbands and win domestic happiness.
Politeness, a Key in Business Conduct
A proverb notes that courtesy in business matters matters more than sharp advertising. An impudent clerk can do more harm to a store than the proprietor’s best efforts to promote goods.
Warren Dime Society Meeting and Academy Note
The Warren Dime Society schedules a meeting at Hon. C. B. Curtin’s residence for Thursday evening. Warnes Academy will begin the winter term next Monday as district schools near close, urging parental support for the academy. Also notes Mr. Lord the barber moving to Tanner’s block opposite the Carver House and offers humorous remedies and a nudge to subscribe to the Warren Mall.
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The
Warren Dime Society
C. B. Curtin
Lord
Tanner's Block
Carver House
Old Portrait Gallery Reverie in the Warren Mail
A narrator wanders through a gallery of old master portraits on a beautiful summer morning. Scenes depict a devout man, a knight in the Holy Land, a bride awaiting her lost sailor, a imprisoned youth, and a prisoner buried beneath a dungeon floor. Lilian signs the piece.
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Lion Heart
Holy Land
New World
Ceek
Lilian
Tus Kickapoo Hustlers and Big Bears Report
The Potosi Republic claims three Potosi hunters in Kickapoo country brought down about 40 deer during two months. Their main trophies were two black bears, the larger over 8 feet long and about 450 pounds. Nearby, Charles Jones and William Thompson reportedly took 85 deer in one month during the first snows on the Tionesta, the bear total not counted.
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Potosi
N. Y
Charles Jones
Wm. Thompson
Jones
Mr. Spirit
Debaters to Convene at Court House Next Monday
Local notes indicate a forthcoming Home Matters debate at the Court House next Monday evening. The audience awaits the next question for debate and there is no word yet on the topic for discussion.
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Old Academy
Court House
Wordy Harrisburgh message on voting reform and temperance
A Harrisburg letter to the Ledger argues the 1836 land graduation act extends only one year not two. It notes House passage repealing general ticket voting, hopes for a return to separate paper ballots, and predicts a strong push this winter to curb liquor sales. It also discusses press influence and postage protections for local papers. The piece cites The Auburn Daily Advertiser and The Times, with London Shipping Gazette extracts on naval affairs and a sermon urging Sabbath keeping.
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Goodrich
Harrisburgh
House
Maine
Auburn Daily Advertiser
Times
Express
N. Y. Times
Enxavann Parraning
Somreruna
London Shipping Gazette
Admiralty
Sheerness
Woolwich
Duke of Wellington
J. F. Burgoyne
London
Release of Jonx 8 Turasuen at heart sympathizer
The report congratulates Jonx 8 Turasuen as possibly a sympathizer in the revolutionary movement. It suggests future circumstances may lead to divestment of Spain of its possession and notes Cuban laws and manners may prevent long existence of such a community as independent or colonial.
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Wasuinotor
Jonx
Turasuen
Revolutionry
Spain
American Prisoners Pardoned By Spain Sail For New York
A private letter from Spain says eighty American prisoners, pardoned by the Queen, were to sail from Vigo on January 10 in the ship Prentis commanded by Capt Woopaury of Boston. Their imprisonment lasted a fortnight after arrival in Spain.
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Boston
Spain
Vigo
Prentis
Woopaury
New York
Rumors of War and Market News From Atlantic Sail
A New York dispatch notes rumors of war between England and France at the Pacific sailing, but markets refute them with gains in cotton and breadstuffs. Bank of England bullion reaches new highs. Lord Palmerston possibly to represent Glasgow. Cuban battles claim Gen Eona killed. Vigo receives Enna’s remains. Ice flood damage estimated at 250000 dollars. Tennessee Democrats back Nicholson for VP.
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New York
England
France
Pacific
Bank of England
Lord Palmerston
Glasgow
Enna
Vigo
Eona
Cuba
Lovartsvitur
Tennesee Democratic
A. O. P. Nicholson
Clay's Speech on Gold Medal Honor in New York
In Washington on February 10 Mr Clay spoke after receiving a gold medal from New Yorkers. He praised the gift as a sign of friendship, vowed impartial public service, and said he would face a higher tribunal to judge his motives and actions.
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Washington
Clay
New Yorkers
Intelligencer
Court of Quarter Sessions
Warren County
Asa H. Barns
Sheffield
A. H. Barns
Township of
Hl. Cutler
E. Burns
William Cady
Samuel Gilson
James T. Osgood
Gardner H. Cleveland
Thadeus Taylor
John Gilson
Wm. T. Houghton
R. Morse
C. G. Taylor
Wm. Blancher
John Whitman
Variety Hall
HareFpers Magazine
International Magazine
Dicken
Case
Warren
S. J. Page
Massachusetts Anti Slavery Convention denounces Kossuth
Boston January 30 The Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Convention now in session denounces Kossuth Webster and Sumner. Harman Denney Pennsylvania congressman died in Pittsburgh yesterday. A bill to incorporate the Boston and New Orleans steamship Co with 1 million capital reported in the Legislature. Albany January 30 The Syracuse rioters indictments case referred to Circuit Court for June Canandaigua term.
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Kossuth
Webster
Sumner
Harman Denney
Pennsylvania
Congress
Jackson
Pitsburgh
Boston and
New Orleans
Albany
Syracuse
Canandaigua
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Ceres, McKean Co
Scliber
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Kinzua
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Sheffield Do Do Cherrygre
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Macyerie
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Casa
Simlar
Whitesale Prces
Brown, Phillips & CO
Hazeltine
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