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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1850
Page
1
The Warren Mail announces annual mail and office subscription rates at 1.50 in advance or 2.00 within the year with an extra 0.50 for residence delivery. Papers are not discontinued while arrears remain, at publisher option. Advertising rates: one 12 line square three insertions for 1.00 and 0.25 for each additional insertion.
The speaker mourns a fallen chief and praises enduring deeds over fading pomps. An old horse bears the leader’s memory, sharing the somber ride from battle to tomb. The verse urges honoring the dead through lasting deeds, not vanity, as the quiet night gathers the faithful.
A small English war brig off Galway to suppress smugglers sentences an old man to hang for striking an English captain. The boy Robert Kin tock pleads mercy then seeks revenge as a storm and wreck drive the crew ashore. In the morning the wreckage yields the smuggler’s killer and the boy proclaims revenge.
The springbok is named for its springing habit as a herd flees pursued by a dog. They bound ten to twelve feet high and twelve to fifteen feet forward, then land and surge ahead. Their migration forms vast oval routes lasting six months to a year, with locust like consumption of vegetation.
The article advises cleaning stair and passage sides with a sponge rather than flannel to avoid staining tissues. It notes that using sponge preserves carpet and floor cloth edges from soil and wear.
A brutal encounter with a bloodthirsty lion ends with Hendrick dead and Ruyter gravely mauled. John Stofolus and others flee to safety as the beast stalks the camp through the night. Dogs defend but the lion remains near the fire until first light. The tale continues with a separate note of a missing woman found years later reuniting with her mother and father.
A portrait of General Winfield Scott born June 13, 1786, contrasts his military feats from Niagara to Mexico with a critique of Louis Philippe. It chronicles Scott’s ancestry, education, early career, key battles, and reforms, praising his science of war and humane leadership while linking his example to broader themes of duty and philanthropy.
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