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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1858
Page
1
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A frontier romance unfolds around Marcus Cooley, a Vermont born prospector, who builds a cabin on the Upper Mississippi. He befriends Nah-le-too-ah, the Melting Snow-drop, defies Ta-ha-wassa and Wab-a-shaw, and wins tribal trust through courage, affection, and a bold courtship, ending with their settlement near Fort Ripley.
In Appleton a Sunday night tale unfolds as Joe Mayweed burrows into Deacon Barber’s kitchen via a clock case after a midnight visit to Sally. The clock then strikes wildly, alarms the family, and Joe escapes while the Deacon fears witchcraft. The town later debates the clock’s spell vs cider folly.
A Morning Star reflection describes a Sabbath scene of quiet streets and stillness before worship. The sun pours golden beams on sanctuary doors as the faithful enter, organs breathe, and the preacher stirs spiritual feeling, hoping worshippers depart better than they entered.
In early New England, a woman touched by grace prays for others. Her ten year old daughter then urges neighborly faith and visits a shoe maker, who, moved by her testimony, seeks mercy. Over weeks, more than fifty neighbors are brought to Jesus by the revival sparked through one sermon and a child’s proclamation.
John Phoenix recalls a late night ride after New Brunswick where a seedy boy with an accordion performed a noisy set, collected forty two cents, and then set his own corduroys on fire near a stove, ending with a moral about fate. The piece closes with a humorous tale of a blacksmith and his daughter and a printer.
A fragmentary riddle-like note discusses a clever boy who questions his father about the material of a beard made from wood. The text is garbled but centers on a dialogue about wood type and ornamental features.
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