There Shall Be No Night There in Heaven
A sermon contrasts earthly nights of fatigue sorrow and sin with the heavenly state where night is gone forever. It describes eternal rest, knowledge, lack of suffering or death, and the central role of God and Christ as light and temple. It urges personal faith to secure a place in that blessed realm.
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Heavenly State
Heaven
Earth
Luiah
Apostle
Christ
God
Heavenly City
Ieaven
Celestial City
Dixon Aligns With Democratic Pro Slavery Line
Kentucky Senator Dixon joins the Democratic party’s pro slavery stance, arguing the party’s rise reflects slavery as a cardinal principle and predicting clashes between slavery and freedom. The piece also repeats odd “Facts for the Curious” anecdotes about sound, glass, and cold regions.
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Dixon
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Democratic Organization
White House
Jack Bannister Praises Irish Hospitality Upon Return
Jack Bannister, after visiting the sister kingdom, was asked if he had been in Cork. He replied with wit that he had not but had seen a great many drawings of it highlighting his humorous take on Irish hospitality.
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Jack Bannister
Cork
Anew Country Chap Seeks Pension as Revolution Survivor
A man rescued from the water wheel of a grist mill escaped with only a ducking and plans to apply for a pension claiming he is a survivor of the revolution.
Dandy Enters Alley and a Sentry’s Bold Reply at Dublin Review
A ballroom incident ends with a witty exchange as a gentleman trails a head collision and a sharp remark from a lady. In Schenectady a man is jailed for making faces at the rail depot. A Dublin sentry blocks a Colonel’s wife, claiming rank cannot grant passage.
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Schenectady
Dublin
A Resort or Matrimony
The Boston Bee reported a wedding in East Boston between lovers not long together. The next morning the groom was arrested and bound over for damages of one thousand dollars in a breach of promise suit by the bride.
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Boston Bee
Boston
Young Griffin Expelled From Maco for Anti Southern Sentiments
The Maco Telegraph records that Alonzo Griffin, a young man from Maco Georgia, voiced hostile sentiments to the peculiar institution and showed Massachusetts leanings. He was ordered out of the city Friday and escorted to the trains Saturday by a large citizen group. No violence occurred, but locals urged him to move northward.
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Maco
Ycleph Alonzo Griffin
Massachusetts
Georgia
English clergymen and moustaches in historic period
A late London periodical notes that many English clergy from two to three centuries ago wore the moustache. It lists Donne Herbert Herrick Taylor Fuller South among moustache wearers, and also mentions John Knox and John Bunyan as moustache wearers.
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Moustacu
London
John Donne
George Herbert
Robert, Herrick
Jeremy Taylor
Thomas Fuller
Robert South
John Knox
John Bunyan
Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Road Progress Hailed
The Lewisburg Chronicle reports the Lackawanna and Bloomsburg Road nearing completion aiming to connect Bloomsburg with New York City via Pennsylvania coal regions. It favors a link to the Central Road at Pittsburgh or Wheeling, with a preference for a final complete connection and noting the Catawissa route as an alternative.
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Lackawanna and
Bloomsburg
Lewisburg Chronicle
New York City
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
Bloomsbury Democrat
Editor notes a wrinkle in sportsmanship behavior
The piece catalogs a stray mix of satirical notes and stories including a macabre flea treatment for a dog, court rulings on adjutant general salaries, quirky advertisements, wordplay and light social quips. It reflects a collage of current items and humorous anecdotes.
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Abigail Cowan
Robert Cowan
Carroll, N. Y
Frewsburg
Owen Street
Congregational Church
Jamestown
Warren Mail
E. Cowan
Advierris Inc
James & Lacy
Warren
Janes
Carver House
J. D. James
B. W. Lacy
Hackney
Second and
Liberty Streets
Warren, Warren Co
Wm. Hackney
John N. Mills
L. T. Parmlee
Waterstreet
Wetmore & Spencer
Second St
Johnson & Brown’s
Warren, Pa
L. D. Wetmore
T. C. Spencer
Johnson & Brown
Ludlow
P. Johnson
Rasselas Brown
Scofield & Brown
Libertyst
Glenne W Scofield
William D. Brown
Phillip Mead
Justice of the Peace
Scott’s Exchange
Youngsville
Warren Co. Pa
Gilman Merrill
Water
Lewis Arnett
Exchange
D. M. Williams
Temperance House
J. B. Brown
Sugar Grove
A.e.hall & CO
Carver
Water St. Warre
C.w.ra Spabun
Breeze Point
Sebastian Speidel
Water Street
George Sailor
Burgess’ Bowling Alley
Second Street
Benjamin Nesmith
P.S. Coxe
Court Horse
Mansion House
Geo. W. Heap
Warren County
E. M. Pierce
Third
Hickory Streets
L. E. Guignon
Warren Co
G.H. Ames
Ec Peaale
Harness
Auco
Benson 47 & Co
J. L. Kapple
Watson & Rogers
Pittsfield
James L. Acocks
Warren, Co
Crystal Palace
J. F. Watson
Watson & Rogers Warren
Albany
Hallowed
Arctic
Jameison
Rochester Democrat
Camphene
Supreme Court
Adj
Bowman
Gen. Power
Jonnie
Susie
Kase
Mark Supple
Supple
Sigar
J. L. Brown
Columbia Spy
A. Hopkins
Harrisburg Patriot and Union
Paris
National Intelligencer
France
England
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