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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1857
Page
2
The Warren Mail denounces James Buchanan as pro slavery despite campaign pledges to Free Kansas. It cites Geary’s resignation as governor, appointments to Territory posts favoring pro slavery figures, and alleged betrayals aimed at Northern labor interests. It also notes Mrs Cunningham’s acquittal and related court coverage.
The article reports Walker’s declining forces at Rivas, costly battles, and alleged defeats with only 150 men and three mules supplies. It notes a final stage at Rivas, division of Nicaragua among Costa Rica Salvador Guatemala, and a conclusion to the Fillibuster era as the Allies claim victory.
A Preble County Ohio student at West Point returns to find his fiancée, now married, seeks forgiveness, and Mortally distressed by revelations. After a dramatic interview she dies that night and the man tries to drown himself in a mill race but is saved. He is sent to Cincinnati for safety and recovery.
Misses M B Alexander and A E Salisbury announce the opening of a music school in Warren on Wednesday May 7. Lessons offered by Lucius Rogers and at R S Orr’s residence. Piano lessons priced at 10 dollars per 24 with singing class privileges. singing classes priced 1 dollar for juveniles or larger. private singing lessons 2 to 5 dollars per term for ladies or gentlemen.
Mrs J A Morrisey announces a new term of music instruction for piano and melodeon. Tuition is eight dollars for 24 lessons with piano use for four dollars. Warren, December 5, 1856. Miss Shaw returns from New York with millinery goods offered at low prices.
Dr F A Long a former Toronto surgeon announces his relocation to Wattsburg to practice medicine and dentistry. He will devote Mondays and Saturdays each week exclusively to dentistry, mechanical or surgical, inviting scrutiny of his scientific approach.
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