Delinquent Subscribers Urged to Pay Amid Campaign Notes
Warren Mail urges payment of outstanding accounts before court week to avoid cost. The page cites political commentary on Fillmore and Buchanan, mocks Sam, notes Know Nothingism’s repudiation, and reports the Porter's Spirit of the Times announcing American racers Lecomte Prior and Prioress entering the Greenwood Cup in England. Gilpatrick and other jockeys to ride. Greenwood distance 24 miles. cup valued at 1500 dollars with 100 dollar subscriptions and 500 added by Racing Fund for winner.
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Fillmore
Sam
Wn. Y. Express
Filmoreism
Buchanan
South
Fremont
Kansas
Union
HE Porter
Spirit of the Times
Lecomte
Prior
Prioress
England
Ten Broeck
Gilpatrick
Jockies
Racing Fund
Gloomy Notes From The Jamestown Dem ocrat Items
A Pine Grove woman about 40, Gould, insane for 20 years, found dead in the woods after four missing days. War report: ten million feet of boards adrift from a Cincinnati wharf after a river flood. Louisville mob hangs two Black men, another commits suicide to avoid the same fate. a fourth testifies. New Castle Journal renamed Courant by E S Durban. Pierce plantation funds at $96,000 raised. $4,000 more needed. Walker’s Nicaragua scheme ends as he sails on a British frigate. Comet nearest Earth on the 8th. Senator Butler ill. New York State Fair slated for Fort Erie grounds near Buffalo.
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Jamestown Democrat
Pine Grove
Gould
War
Cincinnati
Comet Collision Prediction Sparks Public Alarm
A St Louis paper notes a June 16 collision prediction from a writer who argues the comet will strike Earth about 10:20 AM near Vide Pocho or Carondelet. He details a bisulphate carbon ate core and chlorine tail, while the piece cautions science yields to divine Providence.
National Hotel disease claims another victim in Washington
A Harrisburg death is linked to the National Hotel illness outbreak with nearly fifty fatalities reported. Post mortems show virulent poison effects while public fear grows of a deliberate danger against the President and allies. Authorities offer rewards for a solution as experts debate causes.
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Per
John M. B. Petriken
Lycoming County
Harrisburg
Washington
Moonlit Trip Sparks Geography Debate Over Lake Chautauque
A local quarrel over lake height pits the Fre donia Censor against the War ren Ledger. The Ledger praised a moonlit voyage on Chautauque Lake claiming it may be the highest navigable lake, while the Censor corrects that Chautauque sits about 1,800 feet above sea level and cites Lake Titicaca at 12,790 feet. The piece ends noting the Ledger might have felt elevated during the outing.
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The
Ledger
Fredonia
Chautauque Lake
Warren Ledger
Lake Como
Switzerland
Chautauque
Chautanque Lake
Lake Titicaca
Bolivia
Tears at adjournment raise questions in New York legislature
The Louisville Journal's Prentice wonders if lawmakers cried at parting or from loss of chances to grasp public funds. He quips that they may have been the only people in the state distressed at the adjournment.
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New York
Prentice
Louisville Journal
Lawrence & Goodwin
Warren
Sausage squib sparks neighborly note and senate vote tally
The Ledger defends against personal abuse and retracts a Bologna sausage joke while reporting the Main Line sale bill approval in the Senate. Nineteen yeas versus fourteen nays show the bill passing with Coffey Crabb Finney Flenniken Frazer Gregg Harris Ingram Jordan Killinger Lewis Myer Scofield Sullers Shuman Souther Straub Taggart in support and Brewer Browne Cresswell Ely Evans Fetter Gazzam Knox Laubach Steele Walton Welsh Wilkins Wright in opposition.
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Yras
Coffey
Crabb
Finney
Flenniken
Frazer
Gregg
Harris
Ingram
Jordan
Killinger
Lewis
Myer
Scofield
Sullers
Shuman
Souther
Straub
Taggart
Gazzam
Knox
Laubach
Steele
Walton
Welsh
Wilkins
Wright
Billiard saloon new room and bonnet sales noted
Mr Hall sells his billiard saloon to Mr Burgess and relocates tables to a room above his store. Mrs M C Parks advertises millinery goods and urges purchase before next Sunday. The Pennsylvania Farm Journal for April is reserved and praised as a farmer's publication.
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Hall
Burgess
M. C. Parks
Pennsylvania Farm Journal
Samuel Emlen & Co
Philadelphia
The Kansas Question and the Free State Struggle
The document outlines the Kansas conflict over a pro slavery territorial government backed by federal troops under Gen Persifer F Smith. It details the 1855 Missouri invasion fraudulently voting, the bogus legislature, the Free State protests, and proposed compromises for fair census and election oversight to form a state constitution.
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Washington
Persifer F. Smith
Louisiana
E. V. Sumner
Smith
Missouri
Free State
Lawrence
Congressional Levestigating Committee
Big Springs
House
Senate
Ree
Congress
Free State Party
Country For Justice and Liberty
Territorial
Walker
Stanton
Free States
Judges of Election and Registry in Slavery Era Debate
The piece critiques partisan control over elections and registries. It accuses Pro-Slavery leaders and judges of election of bias, arguing fair judges alone cannot fix a dishonest registry. The tone decries pledged principles as binding only when convenient.
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Whitfields and Stringfellows
Stanton
V. S. Tribune
Dentists Opens Practice in Wattsburg by Dr F A Long
Dr F A Long a former Toronto dentist announces practice in Wattsburg. He will devote Mondays and Saturdays to dentistry including mechanical and surgical work and invites local residents to visit for care.
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F. A. Long
Toronto
Canada West
Wattsburg
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