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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1854

Page

2

New Volume Promises Local Focus and County News

The Northumberland Chronicle announces volume seven with plans to emphasize Warren County and local updates from Sugar Grove Russellburg Columbus Lottsville Wrightsville Pittsfield Youngsville Tidioute Spring Creek Irvine Kinzua Corydon and other towns. Readers are urged to send crop, building, society, accident, marriage and death news to enhance the paper's local character.

Warren County Country Journal Sugar Grove Russelburg Columbus Lottsville Wrightsville Pittsfield Youngville Tidioute Spring Creek Irvine Kinzua Corydon Warren P. S

No License in Warren County Sparks Temperance Victory

In Warren County a full hearing led by Judges Galbraith Wetmore and Judson refused all tavern license applications. The temperance movement celebrates a decisive legal win while warning against complacency as beer shops persist and prices rise for boarders.

Warren County Friends of Temperance John Galbraith Lansing Wetmore John Judson S. P. Johnson Sugar Grove Dr. Sargent Sons of Temperance Order of Good Templars Neal Dow Lanp- Lerps

Fourth at Pittsfield Independence Day Assembly

A Pittsfield July 4 celebration marking the nation's independence was led by marshal B Stone with Judge Wetmore as president and A C Blodget as secretary. Oliver Dalrymple delivered the oration, followed by a dinner and patriotic toasts praising freedom, union, and national progress.

Pittsfield B. Stone Judge Wetmore A. C. Blodget John McMaster Oliver Dalrymple J. L. Acocks Pennsylvania National Arch Nebraska Carlton B. Curtis Manly Washington Monument Washington Winthrop America Atlantic Pacific American Pacific Ocean Pirrstrep

Rights clash over liquor licenses in temperance stance

A Letters to the Editor piece argues the Court properly denied licenses to sell intoxicants, countering landlord and saloon interests. It asserts courts protect morals and public health, urges public will and minority rights alignment, and condemns rumselling oppression.

Messrs. Cowan & Rocens Diana the Ephesians Sovreignty

Public thanks for public documents accepted by Hon RK Fenton

A note extends thanks to Hon RK Fenton for accepting public documents. The brief item records the courtesy gesture and identifies the official recipient in a formal, period newspaper tone.

RK. E. Fenton

Arrival of the Asia and Pacific steamer voyage notes

The article recounts a traveler’s rough voyage on the steamer Queen of the West from Buffalo to Cleveland, with scenes of life on board and a later update from New York about the steamship Asia’s arrival in Jersey City. It also reports vast European and Atlantic naval and military movements, including Napier’s fleet near Cronstadt, battles near Varna, and Austrian and Russian troop dispositions, plus market notes from Liverpool.

Queen Mississippi Buffalo Fritxp Cowan Cleveland New York Asia Jersey City Napier Cronstadt Black Sea Dalmatia Bukovina Varnau Varna Shumla Silistria Turkey Kalarsch Vienna Mohammed Pasha Casoya Sngland United States Great Britain Canada Austria France Prince Chas Lucien Bonapart Necro Tricasta St. Petersbug Crimea Trieste Principalities St. Petersburg Vrench Pipers Russia Austin England Liverpool Wright Gandy & Co Kingdom Odessa Cherson Plamridge Gulf of Bothnia Gulf of Finland Hall Paris Bucharest Wallachia St. Petersburgh Kalenzi

Remarkable Cure Reported By Holloway Remedies

Mrs. Jackson of Milk Street Boston saved two chronically scalded children aged three and five from birth afflictions after using Holloway's Pills and Ointment. A friend offered ten dollars value if no benefit. Three dollars bought both remedies and cured the children, prompting gratitude to Professor Holloway.

Holloway Jackson Milk Street Boston

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