13 Feb 1852
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Newspaper
Albany Patriot
Location
Albany, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1852
Page
1
The text comprises court notes on evidentiary rules including confessions and warrants, plus a practical dental article by Allen stressing cleanliness, brushing guidance, and the link between breath and oral health. It lists various legal points and public notices alongside dental-care tips for children and adults.
The Mississippi democracy held a large, highly attended convention in Jackson on the eighth. Representatives from forty-five of fifty-nine counties gathered. Resolutions echoed the Virginia and Kentucky 1808 and 1799 debates on states rights and consolidation, aligning with historic Baltimore resolutions from 1836 to 1848.
The speaker urges renewed effort to conquer and condemns Fillmore era subversions. He recalls Jefferson, Madison, Jackson, and Polk as founders and praises the convention’s unanimous vote, celebrating Democratic unity in Mississippi and nationwide amid factional tensions.
A story recounted by Peter Sime sies warns youths against chewing tobacco. A naval lieutenant on deck discovers a boy with a mouth full of tobacco leaf and, lacking a dentist, uses improvised tools to remove it. The officer orders cleaning with sand and olive oil for relief and better appetite at breakfast.
Mr JON Carvalho of 177 Meeting Street displayed a newly invented daguerreotype plate noted for its glass protection and transparent enamel surface. The enamel makes images impervious to atmospheric effects and more resistant to rubbing, improving brightness with friction and enabling safe mailing without scratches or defacement.
A reflective meditation on memory of loved ones and the soothing power of grief. Then a statistical note on United States imports shows wines valued at about 2 million dollars annually, brandy 3 million, beer 175 thousand, tobacco and sugars 1.75 million, tea 1.0 million, coffee 12 million, and dried fruits around 1.0 million, totaling roughly several tens of millions in value.
The Louisiana legislature elected J P Benjamin a Whig to the United States Senate for six years from March 4 1852 to succeed the incumbent Downs whose term ends that year. The Union victory in Louisiana resembles the national trend with several Union men shifting to Whig and Unionist positions after election.
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