A Widow’s Lament for Husband and Child
A grieving widow recalls the deaths of her husband and child, begging for their belongings to be laid with her. She clings to the wedding ring and wedding gown, pleading for mercy and air as she faces a final struggle with death.
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Monmouth County
Freehold
Joseph Mee
Farmer B of Western New York and his orderly farm
A traveler describes Farmer B of Western New York, his modest estate, orderly grounds, and productive methods. He notes a practical family life, strict utilitarian education for children, and an evening reading ritual that blends literature with farming wisdom. The piece highlights his six hundred dollar wheat crop and emphasis on literacy.
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Farmer A
Farmer B
New York
Mary B
Mr. B
Temperance Anecdotes and Religious Meetings in 1830s Cape May
A collection of temperance tales and anecdotes from the 1830s across Cape May and New Jersey. It cites a ritual sentinel with a liquor jug, drunken membership tests, and a drunkard’s decline. It also includes sermons on temperance’s social harms, coroner inquests tied to intoxication, and notes on revival and church progress in Maine.
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New Jersey ‘Temperance Reporter
Paterson
Temperance Support Grows Across Associations
The narrative notes a rising temperance drive in Massachusetts and nationwide. Churches in Plymouth Barnstable Bristol and Norfolk report no spirits licenses. New York General Association Middlesex and Barnstable groups affirm pledges and abstinence, urging wider church adoption and public renewal.
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Massachusetts
Plymouth
Barnstable
Bristol
Norfolk
General Association of New York
Indover Association
Middlesex Union Association
Bat
Barnstable Association
Temperance Principles for Parents and Children
A moral exhortation to parents to raise children with strict temperance. It argues that early adoption of total abstinence prevents ruin from intoxicating drinks and warns that alcohol leads to degradation, ruin, and tragedy despite initial hopes.
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Sendenes
A Temperance Tale Echoes in Town
Mr Kittridge cites a Temperance anecdote about a 3 cent tippler who hesitates at a bar while a well dressed patron orders wine. The drunkard then buys a glass of white-eye with his three cents and declares himself a temperance man if he had three more. The anecdote illustrates social perceptions of temperance in New England.
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Mary
Mr. B
Mellen
John Neal
United States
Cape May
Paul
Johnny
Wis
Ona
Earth
Madison County
Kittridge
Ile
Landmaari
Dentist R B Brown Moves Office for Dentistry and Surgery
R B Brown, dentist and surgeon, has moved to Main street No 71 two blocks below the Market. He offers artificial palates vitrecent porcelain and natural teeth fitted to preserve mouth form and restore articulation and mastication. Gas and tartar removal with gold fillings are provided. He has eight years of practice after studying at the University of Pennsylvania and invites all to call. Gratis service for the poor from 8 to 9 A M. References listed. September 1836.
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R. B. B. Brown
Main Street
University of Pennsylvania
Lane and McCabe
Lane
Car
L. F. Linn
Campbell
Johnson
Finley
U.S. Army
Farrar
Martin
Notice to Subscribers and Payments to Rev Mr LiO
A fragment indicates payment collection by the Rev. Mr LiO for subscriptions or job priming on behalf of the Observer. Readers are told to make payment and that LiO is authorized to receive and receipt for the same.
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Observer
Lio
The Christian Psalmist Hastings and Patton
A review of The Christian Psalmist compiled by Th Hastings and Wm Patton describing its plan, sources, and aim to unite music and poetry for devotional edification. It notes Watts as a base, extensive selections, and careful arrangement for convenient devotional use in New York and other states.
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Sacreo Haar
Branrirs
Cronea Y
Chia
Evrrox
Mason's Decred Harp
J. Leaviganther
Mason
Baptist Advocate
Lowell Mason
Bogeton Handel and Haydn
Union
Boston Academy
C. al
The
Baptist Journal
Baker Street Baptist Church
Hamilton
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Church
Wiceline
Thomas J. Grr
Gin Wr. Harris
Sadi
Th. Hastings
Wm. Patton
Watts
Emrace
New York
United States
Ezra Collier
Nassau St. N. York
Alton Boot and Shoe Warehouse Opens New Stock
J. B. Whipple announces a new and extensive boots and shoes stock offered wholesale or retail on easy terms. He urges country merchants to call at the Gilt Boot sign on Second Street Alton Ef Sept 28 1836.
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Alton
J. B. Whipple
Second Street
Apprentice Applicants at Alton Observer Office
An aged notice states the Alton Observer seeks applicants for an apprenticeship in the printing trade. It specifies no males will be considered, and that only a lady with proper moral conduct will be accepted.
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The
Alton
Printing of every kind neatly executed at this department
Fragmentary OCR notes describe printing work completed with neat execution. The brief mentions the department handling diverse printing tasks and achieving quality results.
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