New-Hampshire statesman - 29/04/1854
1854; Gale Group;
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P., David Christy, R., Exeter, L., Jos. L. Pillsbury, N. Y. Cour. & Enq., Amherst Cabinet, Prof. Wilson, Who Recently Died, C., Horticulturist,
ResumoClassified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. News: The Whaleship Gladiator arrived at this port, yesterday, after an absence of forty-five months, with a cargo of 6,200 bbls. of oil, and 95,000 lbs. of bone, to I. Howland, Jr. & Co., Foreign News, Agricultural Pruning Orchards, For the New Hampshire Statesman, The Thugs of India, Shad have been selling at Washington, (D. C.,) at from 750 to $8 per hundred, and were expected to be still cheaper, Constitutional, New System of Representation in Mass, Rockingham Bank Bills, Fight between Students and Firemen at Cambridge, For the Boys and Girls The Poor Tyrolese Boy, The ship Tonawanda arrived at Philadelphia on Saturday morning from Liverpool, The news in the matter of the Nebraska Bill is such as to encourage very great confidence in the final defeat of the repulsive and excessively unjust project is contemplates carrying into effect, Origin of the Term "Old Dominion.", New View of Niagara, Paris Fashions for April, HENRY WARD BEECHER made a direct reply in Washington on Sunday, week before last, to the attack on the clergymen who petitioned Congress in reference to the Nebraska bill, before a crowded audience, We understand that Mr. J. B. TORRICELLI, the accomplished instructor in modern languages at Hanover, is expecting to give a few lectures in this city, next week, upon Italy, Russia and Her Sovereigns, Little Catharine, According to Austrian papers, the Russian troops new ready for active service are as follows, Opposition to the Nebraska bill appears to be gaining ground in Washington, notwithstanding the desperate attempts of Douglas to carry the measure, The Poet Longfellow, New-Hampshire in 1820, State Reform, Presidential Movement, Novel Encounter, Russia and Its Sovereigns, The Wheat Crop, War is Declared, Increase of Silver, African Colonization and the Slave Trade No. 2., The following is Admiral Charles Napier's address signalled to his crews on announcing the Declaration of War, Colonization, Death of Gov. Davis, Multiple News Items, Paris, Abolition of Slavery in Venezuela, The Reason Why, Henry Clay, Moral and Religious Louise Sheppler, the French Peasant Girl, The Fated Shore, San Fracisco, Awful Shipwrecks, Humility of the Democratic Press, The Spring Races upon the Main Street Course, in this city, have already commenced, Where's the Marshal?, Never Dispair. Editorial: One of the Boscawen Boys, Volume Xxxiv, Teachers' Institutes, Multiple Editorial Items, Sir Charles Napier, Commander of the British Squadron in the Baltic, Manchester. Letter to the editor: For the N. H. Statesman. Business: New Trade List, Concord Business Directory. Shipping news: The Steamship Baltic, of the Collins line, is being throughly overhauled for the first time since she was built. Marriage notices: Marriages. Death notices: Deaths. Arts & Entertainment: Lines Written in a Highland Glen, Poetry The Weary Fisherman, To the Wild Amarnath.
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