Enlarged Wisconsin Tribune to offer broader reads with price changes
The Wisconsin Tribune announces an enlarged format starting October to provide more reading matter. Subscriptions rise to one dollar and fifty cents with credit options and a collecting agent. readers paying at delivery incur a small extra fee. those who subscribe by mail may face changes or suspension if payments lag. A telegraphic cholera update from New Orleans is noted in brief.
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Boston shipwreck reports and literary notices in Gazette of the Union
The Gazette of the Union page reviews a shipwreck incident near Manila and New Orleans, mentions passengers saved, and calls attention to Godey’s Lady’s Book and other periodicals. It lists jurors and poll voters for the U S district court session at Madison, with names and towns.
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Celebration of the Fourth and Sons of Temperance
Report on objections to a local Fourth of July celebration labeled by some as Sons of Temperance. Organizers insist the event remains an inclusive Independence Day observance focused on temperance.
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Improper Celebration Aimed at Liberty Principles
Fragmented text describes a proposed celebration for liberty with a focus on proper conduct and avoidance of vice. It notes a gathering on the fourth with expectation attendees will be pleased by the exercises and the promotion of virtuous liberty.
License law debate sparks local editorial stance in Wisconsin
In a Wisconsin Republican editorial, the essay defends strict liquor sale controls as a path to curb societal ills. It argues prohibition would not violate rights if bonds are posted to cover damages, critiques opposition for defending the alcohol trade, and praises temperance push in the state.
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Wisconsin
First Copper Shipment From This Region Reported
Wisconsin copper is described as rich and plentiful from Densman & Co. at Mineral Point. John Milton Esquire notes the ore, mined and smelted locally, with hopes copper from this area will rival California’s riches and inspire empire-building claims.
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Political strife over Gen Taylor appointments described
The piece criticizes Whigs and Locofocos over Gen Taylor's cabinet choices. It argues the opposition cries against administration actions are hypocritical and aimed at stirring unpopularity. It defends rotation as policy while noting partisan motives and public reaction.
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Benton decries Calhoun in Missouri speech on slavery
Col Benton’s Jefferson City address attacks Calhoun and asserts Congress alone may regulate slavery in territories. He says entering California and New Mexico with slave property is forbidden and would free slaves there. The piece notes the speech aims to shock the nation and shift party loyalties. It also reports a devastating fire in Canton with thousands of buildings lost.
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Cholera remedy sparks debate among physicians
A letter from Dr. Bird and colleagues describes using powdered sulphur to counteract cholera symptoms. They report rapid improvement in cases, including halted diarrhea and restored pulse, urging cautious testing and physician consultation before public adoption.
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Prodery Scenes in a Crowded Omnibus
A report describes Prodery aboard an omnibus as she refuses a civility gesture, seeks a seat between a girl and an old woman, and accidentally lands in a gentleman’s lap after a playful rebound. The scene, noted by T. Hund, captures the modesty amid indecorous behavior.
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Arrival of the Europa and European War News
The Europa arrives at Hallfixe Tuesday noon and Boston Thursday morning with fifty three passengers no money. News from England, Austria and Russia reports pistol incident at the Queen and political shifts in France. In Europe wars and unrest continue with Hungary Austria and Russia preparing for further conflict and government debates about war.
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Tribute from Hosicnians to San Francisco School House Gift
The Hosicnians send a large frame schoolhouse with fixtures as a present to San Francisco. The message likens this gift to Boston sharing its greatness and wisdom through education and hopes for a female schoolteacher to lead the new institution.
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New Orleans Inundated as Crevasse Keeps Rising
Report from Brownsville and Galveston dates indicate widespread flooding in New Orleans with half the city submerged. Comanche attacks near Brownsville and Palo Alto injure and capture travelers while cholera devastates San Antonio. Military officials discuss aid and frontier readiness as raids and massacres are reported along the Rio Grande.
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Temperance Union Alters Rules at National Meeting
The Cincinnati Gazette reports on a national temperance body meeting where key changes were approved. Major reforms include reducing weekly dues, expanding power to subordinate divisions, expelling members for pro liquor votes, and renaming the organization to National Division of North America. The next annual gathering is set for Boston on the first Tuesday in May 1250.
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Jeffersonian Doctrines Debate on Surpluses and Tariffs
The text critiques excess tariff surpluses and argues funds should support public education roads canals and other improvements. It contrasts Democratic and foreshadowed Jeffersonian ideas with opposing factions. It questions where supporters of loco foco now stand on these doctrines.
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Proscription and Cholera News Across Cities
A fragmented October era report cites proscriptions by the Locofocos and Whig officeholders in Pennsylvania. It notes cholera cases and deaths in Boston, shipboard outbreaks, and a Tremont House fire in New York, alongside literary commentary from Hunt's Poetry of Science.
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York
Board of Leath
Panasmethus puta Described by Buffalo Correspondent
A Buffalo Courier correspondent writes from Panasmethus puta describing its harsh sun narrow stream planned houses squalid churches bad bread dirty sugar sour molasses tough meats cheap wines and crowded vermin. The piece ends with a call for a new home to follow.
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