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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1850
Page
1
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A poem in the voice of fatigue and solace. The speaker, Ebenezer Elliott, asks for rest after toil and weariness, envisioning peaceful、 rural scenes where hedges bloom and nature worships God, from rose hedges to birds in spring.
The telegraph reports the death of Rev. Henry B. Bascom Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Louisville on the 8th. A revered orator and prolific preacher his brilliant career shaped western and southern evangelism. Born humble he rose to Uniontown Augusta College and Transylvania University before becoming Bishop in St Louis May last. His final illness came in Louisville under care of friends.
A New York Courier correspondent recalls Robert Fulton in Paris with a NJ congressman loaning a glimpse into the inventor. In a narrow room Fulton traced a plan on the wall and spoke of a vessel to traverse rivers and seas. Clay cited Fulton among 1769 greats as the era-maker whose image traveled with him.
A narrative of Jenny Lind’s rise from a neglected Stockholm girl to an international opera icon. She was discovered by Crelius and trained by Breg, winning public admiration in Stockholm and abroad. Returning home, she funded a theatre education school and drew immense crowds with pristine tone and soaring warble.
A Hudson River steamboat anecdote recalls Fulton’s early voyage and the emotional moment when he received his first monetary reward for adjusting steam to navigation. The tale links to later trips between Albany and New York aboard the Clermont renamed North River.
Coal has been found in several places about nine miles west of Smethport and on the Portage. The veins are described as among the best in the county and indicate that much of McKean County may lie on a single vast coal bed.
A publisher questions a reader about their previous column, lamenting the absence of a better or earlier piece. The exchange hints at editorial rivalry and unfinished work behind the newspaper pages.
An aged rat tells his children he will live in a narrow hole for penance and asks them to stay joyful. He leaves and is later found to have carved his retreat in a huge Cheshire Cheese. His youngest daughter visits the hole out of filial affection and discovers the truth.
A December execution scene recalls Ney’s defiant act at Luxembourg where he refused to betray France, ordered soldiers to fire, and died as a hero. The narrative contrasts oath breaking with Ney’s loyalty amid Napoleonic zeal and postwar reflections.
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