18 Sep 1851
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1851
Page
1
Mail and office subscribers will be charged $12.50 per annum in advance and $2.00 within the year. An extra fifty cents is added for papers left at residences. Papers not discontinued until arrears are paid, at publisher’s option. Rates: one square of 12 lines or less. three insertions for $1, and 25 cents for each subsequent insertion.
A sentimental poem explores love in quiet twilight and divine meditation. The speaker reflects on God's power, creation, and the comforting presence of the Father during evening and midnight musings.
The piece argues that true beauty stems from health, maintained by daily cold-water bathing and thorough cleanliness. It extols simplicity of dress over ostentation, celebrates cheerful good nature, and notes a fondness for natural charm over artificial adornments.
Mrs. Lizzie Burgess secretly helps her husband by making caps with the aid of cousin George and a helper, saving money while he remains ignorant of their finances. After a debt crisis, she reveals wealth, absolves suspicions, and transforms their household, proving work and prudence sustain happiness despite poverty.
The Ways and Means Committee recommends a further 200000 subscription to the Covington and Lexington Railroad, endorsing an election. They argue the city gains through tax revenue from bonds, stock profits, and increased trade while maintaining a manageable debt and paving the way for rapid completion. The report, signed by Chairman Sam L. Walker.
A notice reports the death of The Hon. Levi Woodbury of the Supreme Court in Boston after a stomach inflammation. The fragment hints at a Western county editor mislabeling marriages as Melancholy Accidents in his column.
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