Warren County School Directors meet to elect Superintendent
To the School Directors of Warren County a meeting is called for the first Monday in June at the Court House in Warren to elect a County Superintendent and adopt necessary measures. Attendance is urged from every township and borough as a major public work begins. meeting at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Court House
Warren
Sears
Crawford County
H. J. Taylor
Harrisburg
C. A. Clark
Fraternity memorial and local notices from 1854
Preamble and resolutions honoring Thomas L. Summerton and tribute to Rev. N M Crane. Notices praise Sugar Grove pastor's departure, share community sentiments, and mention a donation party for Mr Tinker. Includes commentary on Maine Law debate and a lighthearted note about Law and a lemon ade pitcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Crane
Sugar Grove
Messrs. Rocers & Bates
Presbyterian Church
Clarion County
Lucar
Spirit Manifestations Examined
A period piece arguing against spiritualism and spirit manifestations. It cites ministers, judges, doctors, lunatic asylums, and prisons to claim widespread societal harm. The text promises a comprehensive exposure, detailing the supposed corrupting influence of spirit rapping and table tipping.
Dods Explains Spiritualist Rappings Through Brain Study
The piece praises Dr. Dods a psychologist famed in Europe and the United States for explaining knockings and rappings by brain analysis. It asserts the arguments of spiritualists crumble under philosophy and physiology and urges readers to obtain the work from Hazeltine & Co at Variety Hall.
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Dods
Europe
D&c
Hazeltine & Co
Variety Hall
Right Kind of Talk on Pollock Support in Pitts Gazette
The Pittsburg Commercial Journal endorses Judge Pollock and urges Free Soil supporters to back him or at least unite with Whigs. The editorial argues a broad opposition to the Nebraska plan, claiming Pollock can win with or without Free Soil votes and urging unity for a decisive victory.
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Pittsburg Commerial Journal
Nebraska
Pollock
Bill Nebraska
Free Soil
Pitts. Gazette
Whig Rally Aims For Pollock Darsie Smyser Victory
The Whig press and people unite behind Pollock Darsie and Smyser as a unified ticket. They pledge bold stand on state issues and call for ORGANIZE at once to overthrow the Locofoco regime and elect the Whig slate in October. The Erie riot cases proceed to discharge, while Warrenton Georgia suffers near total loss by fire. A New York client wins damages against the Western railroad.
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Pollock
Darsie
Smyth
Pennsylvania
Nebbaska
Darlie
Smyser
State Journal
Warrenton
Georgia
Hyelip
New York City
Western Railroad
We Stand in the Midst of a Revolution Over Nebraska Bill
The speaker warns that passage of the Nebraska bill would ignite a civil war between freedom and slavery. He calls for northern unity against expansion of slavery and demands decisive action by representatives, urging the press and public to back a determined resistance to perceived perfidy.
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Parmiee
Parmlee
House of Representatives
Lakeshore
Painsville and
Ashtabula Company
Pennsylvania
Mr. Clay
Washington
North American
Nebraska
North
Kansas
Africa
Free States
Congress
Capitol
Sunbury and Erie Road Adopts Unified Plan
An adjourned stockholders meeting will decide on implementing a state law affecting the Sunbury and Erie Railroad and the Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula line. The Sunbury project now reports six million dollars subscribed, with Lake Shore Company aiding, and urges Erie cooperation to push the line from Williamsport to Erie forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Painesvile and Ashtabula Railroad Company
Sunbury and
Erie
Lake City
Williamsport
Lake Shore Company
Philadelphia
Eric
Phil
The Ward Case Verdict Sparks Hardin County Indignation
A Cincinnati Times correspondent from Elizabethtown Ky reports near unanimous doubt that the Ward verdict followed law and evidence. Citizens and defense lawyers call him guilty of at least manslaughter, a sentiment echoed by Louisville and Henderson officials who condemn the acquittal and burn effigies of the jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Elizabethtown
O Tee
Hardin County
Ward
The
Cincinnati Lnquirer
Matt. F. Ward
Louisville
Matthew Ward
Kentucky
Henderson
Foreign News Highlights From Constantinople to Paris
Reports note a new factory in Constantinople making explosive balls for imports to the East. Lamartine begins a Washington life of Washington. Mlle Rachel may quit the stage to wed a Russian noble. England sees 117 600 illiterate signatories among 800 000 marriages. 2000 German emigrants wait Antwerp for US ships. Paris claims 744 dramatic authors. The Turkish government offers Greeks a chance to leave if they reject Porte protection within fifteen days from March 30.
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Constantinople
Lamartine
Washington
M'lle Rachel
England
Antwerp
United States
Paris
Porte
Miss Carouse Sourntarp Offers Piano and Melodeon Class
Descriptive notice invites interest in starting piano and melodeon instruction with Miss Carouse Sourntarp. Prospective students are urged to contact at the residence of Thomas Struthers, Esq. to obtain proper guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carouse Sourntarp
Thomas Struthers
James Welden
Eldred Township
Walter Welden
R. Eldred
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Warren Mail
James Pollock
Northumberland
George Darsie
Allegheny
Supreme Court
Daniel M. Smyler
Danube
Karassus
Second and
Liberty Sts
S. P. Johnson
M. E
Kapple
P. T. Barnum’s Museum and Menagerie
Norra Star Lopax
Thomas L. Summerton
Brother Summerton
John Kelso
Maine
Dave
Law
Exchange
Westfield Transcript
Mr. Tinker
Pollock Darsie and
United States Circus Court
Col. McCandless
Col. Black
Kilpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Sherwin
Jaques
Shaler
Irwin
New York Fribune
Freemen
Friends of Freedom
Sunbury and Erie Railroad Co
France
Turkey
J. C. Richmond
Austria
Daily
London News
Kalafat
Independence Belge
London Daily News
St. Petersburg
Foreign News
Mortimer G
Jennie Miller
P. T. Barnums
Tom Thumb
Ceylon
Geo. Nutter
P. T. Barnum
American Museum
New York
Museum OF Wonders
Napoleon
Frederick the Great
Lengel
Hercules
Daniel
Lioess
Sampson
Tilke American Museum and Menagerie
Tursday
M. E. Kerr
Mary Suaw
Harrington & Partridge
Chautauque Co. Bank
Jamestown
N. Y
N.B
Mead & M
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