Voices on mobs and the dangers of mobocracy in early America
A lengthy sermon and extracts discuss mob behavior, mob leadership by reputable men, and laws vs. mob rule. It ties abolition debate to mob actions, warns against despotism and religious persecution, and urges readers to defend constitutional rights and free speech against mob pressure.
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Jason
Paul
Silas
Jason 2
Grimke
United States
Warsaw
Moocrats
Contorted List of Regions and Monarchical Entities
A garbled OCR fragment enumerates places such as Cape of Good Hope Asia Siam Burmah Ceylon and various Asia and Europe regions. It references despotic monarchies and tributary realms with scattered geographic names and colonial designations.
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Cape of Good Hope
Ai Africane Lincs
Annam
Asia
Siam
Burmah
Sunday School Celebrations Across Several Cities
The Sunday School Treasury reports independence observances by Sabbath schools in Lowell Lexington Farmington Salem Charleston and Boston. Activities included processions addresses by clergy and a Boston Baptist Union assembly featuring J A Bolles and a visit by fifty Farm School boys from Thompson Island applauded for good conduct and discipline.
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Lowell
Lexington
Farmington
Salem
Charleston
Boston
Fay
Hague
R. C. Waterman
Boston Baptist Sabbath School Union
Charles St. Baptist Meeting-House
J. A. Bolles
Asylum and Farm School
Thompson Island
Farnk School
Sharp
Influence of Infant Baptism on My Faith
The quote from Matthew Henry reflects gratitude for infant baptism. He credits early admission to the visible body of Christ and believes it provided his parents with a strong argument for his early dedication to God in childhood. He expresses humble thankfulness for this influence on his soul.
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Matthew Henry
Christ
Young Man Dies From Smoking Eighteen Pipes
A New York academy student, an acquaintance of the writer, attempted to outdo a fellow student by smoking eighteen pipes of tobacco. He became physically prostrated, carried home to his father, lingered, and died. The notice warns that tobacco damages health, though moderate use may not result in such rapid ruin.
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Beman
Troy
Mehawnstals
Anlis
Imadis
Judah
Shakers
Mail and Post Office Department
Dr. Beman
Nehemiah
Georgia
Hillsboro
Kitchell
Milledgeville
Morgan County
Hillsborough
Armel Banditti
Joseph
Damburger
Africa
Ham
Josephus
Malthus
Saint Paul
Corinth
Rome
Ephesus
Colosse
Great Britain
Ufe
Algiers
Tunis
Sarah
Philenon
Cicero
Boston Evening Journal
Supreme Court
C. P
B. R. Curtis
Mr. Aves
Rufus Choate
Ellis Gray Loring
Shaw
Massachusetts
Alleal
Alice
England
Elawa
Free
Charenton
Paris
Hartsaker
New York
Anther Flow
The Imaam 74 Arrival At Woolwich Causes Whimsical Nickname
The Imaam 74 from Muscat’s prince reaches Woolwich and shipwrights seek its name. Sailors christen the vessel the Hidi Ma'am in honor of the king’s daughter, with a future public moniker anticipated as gallora.
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Muscat
Kuz
England
Woolwich
Gailora
First Settlement of the West Across the Alleghenies
Greenfield Gaz recounts Latrobe and others describing early crossings of the Alleghenies from the Virginia valley to the lands beyond. It notes 1749 crossings, the peopling of Kanawha banks, and early pioneers including Finlay and Daniel Boone, leading to a westward torrent of settlement by the turn of the 19th century.
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Virginia
New England
Yudkin
Carolina
Finlay
Daniel Boon
Latrobe
Allochantes
Greenfield Gaz
Consecration of Children to the Ministry
A maternal story praises dedicating infant sons to Christ’s service and urges parental prayers and education for future ministry. An Ohio father notes that if all sons pursue missions, faith will supply, else they will trust the Lord to provide and die in peace.
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Frederick Swartz
A. E. Society
Swartz
India
Lord’s Vineyard
Jesus Christ
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Thes Church
Cincinnati Journal
Ohio
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Miami
Scioto
Zion
Egypt
Virtue
The
New York Evangelist
Sab
Albany
Common Council
Rula
Westers Forniex Mrss. Socixus
Pittsburghristian Herald
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Cor
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Juway
Smyrna
China
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Missouri
Christian Church
Presbyterian Church
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Thaeulgert
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See
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Mass
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Dunbarton
Hopkinton Association
Oakfield
E. H. Stratten
Crete
Titus
Greece
Kingdom of
Hill
Gospel
Newark Daily Advertiser
Aaron W. Kitchell
N. Y. Express
Charleston Courier
Sthimst
Orangeburg
Zion’s Watchman
la Roy Sunderland
J. C. Postell
Methodist Church
Postell
Sunderland
Abraham
Pharoah
the Watchman
Indies
Arthur ‘Tappan
New Orleans
Postel
Mexico
Mexican States
Spain
Perea
Sys
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ST Ae
Luta
Britain
Mi —— Confeder
Ile
Seno
Yi Mhd
Sheen
Ceylon
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Suichia
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Hassell
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North Cape
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Sunday School Treasury
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