Help us, Cash-as! Warren Mail appeals for funds
Warre n Mail readers are urged to support the paper with money to avoid a shutdown. The item notes Philadelphia city officials sent a delegation to Erie to explore subscription ties with the Sunbury and Erie line and to locate missing engineers believed sent out last summer.
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Warren Mail
Cowan
Philadelphia
Erie
Sunbury & E
Maysylvania
Great Chain of Western Lakes
State of New York
Commonwealth of Philadelphia
Sir John Franklin
Pig Iron Prices Rise Sharply Amid Scarcity and Tariff Fallout
The Pittsburgh Gazette notes iron now sells at forty dollars per ton, up from twenty-two months earlier, with several sellers asking higher. The surge stems from furnace closures after tariff cuts and England’s price impact, signaling tight supply and strong demand locally.
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Pittsburgh Gazette
England
Major and Captain clash on track sparks legal threat
A Civil War era telegrams motorist tale shows Maj Wan issuing a haebeas corpus against a Captain after a near collision on the Conewango bridge. The exchange includes remarks on railway work and the freight passenger clash with damaged equipment and looming settlement.
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Conewango Bridge
Jehu
Dudgeon
General Scott Defiant in Face of Defeat and War’s Toll
Washington reports portray General Scott bearing defeat with fortitude as cannon salute echoes his past battles. A M V Tribune correspondent notes Scott did not blame The Herald, praising his erect bearing and steadfast patriotism amid muttered ingratitude. A Paris Morgue expert explains grave gas can mimic life, while a Chelsea Telegraph item records a terrier milking a cow, puzzling its owner.
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Mance
France
Canada
Louis
Paris
Washington
M. V. Tribune
General Scott
Scott
Herald
Gen. Scott
Elis Ne
Autecep Burgine Autve
M. Devergie
Pennsylvania Election and Gerrit Smith Platform Published
The page reviews Gerrit Smith in Oswego and Madison counties proposing a platform on abolitionist principles. It includes his refusal to resign a Congress seat, outlines beliefs on slavery rights, natural rights, free Trade, and government limits, and notes a Nov 5 1852 Petersboro date. Also mentions Bond’s Saturn ring discovery and local railroad contracts in later items.
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Gerritt Smith
Congress
Brotherhood
Washington
Gerrit Smith
Petersboro
Trey River Satory
Bond
Cambridge
Mass
England
Challis
Northumberland
Lord Rosse
Dawes
Maidstone
Lassell
Liverpool
Astronomical Society of London
Europe
Little Valley
Jammestown
Rattncan
Randolph Whig
Little Valley Creek
Jamestown
Chamberlain, Tibbits & Co
West Randolph
Jackman, Hathaway & Co
New York Decision Sparks Free Soil Clash Across States
The New York ruling by Judge Paine declares that slaves reaching New York soil become free, signaling broad sympathy for enslaved people and potentially widening rifts with the South. The decision may affect Migrants from Virginia and other slave states, forcing land travel with slaves and risking seizure of enslaved people at northern river crossings.
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Long Island
State of
New York
Great Britain
Lord Marshfield
Virginia
Ohio
Phil. Bulletin
Meeting of the Bar Honors Ex Sheriff Charles Anderson
At a Warren meeting of the Bar on the 16th, members unanimously adopt a preamble and resolutions praising former High Sheriff Charles Anderson for three years of loyal service. They welcome him as a permanent Warren resident and highlight his urbanity, enterprise, and usefulness to local commerce. The resolutions conclude with a directive to publish. The notice also references Mr Webster's Library and remarks on French potato-based distillates, plus a note on Porter County as a Free Soil stronghold with election results Kept from Pierce Hale and Scott.
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Wannes
Carr
Gabritn
Chautauque County
N. Y
Maj
S. D. Wan
Warren
Warren County
Charles Anderson
Chas. Anderson
Othcer
Mail robberies charged in Baltimore during Nov arrest
Holbrook of the Post Office Department arrests John W. Carnegys, a Baltimore Rail Road conductor, for cutting pouches on the express and taking drafts. He held $7,570 in North American bank bills from stolen drafts and forged endorsements. The report also notes a Rotterdam Dutch witness tale in court and SC Legislature votes on Pierce and King amid protests against certain compromise measures.
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New York
Bank of North America
South Carolina
Pierce
King
Late gale wrecks and maritime losses reported
Reading from the Dunkirk Journal and Buffalo reports, the galewrecks include the propeller Oneida supposedly lost with all hands, the Forest City surviving a near wreck, and multiple vessels ashore or damaged across Lake Erie and Lake Michigan. Cargoes include railroad iron, oats, beef, and flour. some crews saved, others lost.
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Cleveland
Buffalo
Detroit
Forest City
Point Au Pellee
Malden
Sambrel Ward
L. D. Coman
Toledo
Oswego
Messrs. Fitzhugh & Co
O. M. Tibbles
Erie
Sam Hale
Lake St
Michigan City
New Albany
Galea
Chagrin River
Michigan
Marengo
Somerset
Cittaraugus Creek
Indiana
Cleveland Harbor
Gold Hunter
Milwaukie
Sleeping Bear Ledge
Twin Brothers
G. R. Roolerts
Muskegon
Lake Ontario
Mobile
Toronto Point
Montgomery
Northerner
Sault
J. P. Clark
Middle Island Reef
Lake Huron
Clark
Creverann
U.S
Stomach and liver remedies urged for digestive health
The article argues liver disease follows feeble stomach function and recommends specific tonics. It highlights Laso's German bitters from Dr. C M Jackson and Houghton's PEP SIN digestive fluid, claiming they improve digestion blood quality and bowel regularity, with promotional notes and scientific pamphlets available.
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Noor Laso
C. M. Jackson
Philadelphia
Houghton
Baron Liebig
M. D
Beware Harmful Vermifuge Ark Ad Claims
Thousands of parents are misled by Vermifuge composed of Castor Oil and Calomel while it harms the patient by salivation and eye weakness. The notice urges using Hobensack's Liver Pills and Hobensack's Worm Syrup with proprietor J. N. Hobensack’s signature to ensure genuineness.
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France
Hohensack
Hobensack
Hobenack
J. N. Hobensack
Warren Market Corrected Weekly Prices List
Corrected weekly market list showing prices for corn buckwheat oats potatoes hay per ton and various goods including salmon trout white fish codfish mackerel hams cheese eggs dried peaches dried apples and apples with per unit rates noted where available.
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S. Burgess
Presbyterian Church
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Lakeshore
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Court House
Néclear
Methodist Church
Max Tiger
Chelsea Telegraph
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Juniata
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Lala Hil
City & Co
Ike
Potter
Schuylkill
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Union
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Woonsocket
Ladiiot
Jenny Lind
Sontag
America
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Cleet
New England
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Webster
Mr. Webster
Dr. W
Porter County
Free Soilers
Hale
Rotterdam
Coodh
Buffalo Com
Water Witch
Chautauque Lake
Messrs. Bemus & Whiteside
Mayville
Redonia Censor
Harris
Kossuth
Zsulavsky
Wisconsin
Watts
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Cuba
Tom
Warren Market
L. F. Watson
Towle
Great Central
Carver House
Great Central Depot
Central Depot
Dorwin Green
Wooon
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S. A. H. Ludlow
Commissioners’ Office
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Variety Hall
Hickory Street
Peers & Roche
L. R. Geer
M. Waters
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