Examination Day of the States on Public Opinion
A large public deliberation voices the fate of free and slave labor in 1790s state rankings. New York leads, followed by Pennsylvania and Ohio, with others like Illinois, Virginia, Indiana, Massachusetts, Missouri, Kentucky, and Tennessee weighing labor, wealth, and population as slaves factor into a broader debate on sovereignty and regional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court of Public Opinion
New York
Yank
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
Union
Indiana
Alymanth
Massachusetts
Llere
Fort State
Kentucky
Illinois
Tennessee
Alan
Massachusett
South
Nashville Times
Ken Beau
Fessenden
Congress
Inne
Ty Ihsie
United States
Asilariss
Treasury
Treasury Department
de Curati
Grugh
Jon
German Bitters Credited by Clergy and Citizens
Letters from pastors and residents praise German Bitters as a safe tonic for general debility and ailments. Rev J J Turner and J M Jackson vouch for its efficacy in relieving dyspepsia and chronic weakness, recommending it for those enfeebled by various diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toniz
Sue
Levi G. Thuet
Petslertan
North Baptist Church
Shida
Jes. H. Kengarl
Jad
Houtland
Jil Kennard
Helow Cates Philiadelphia
J.J. Turner
Hedding MM. E. Church
Philadelphina
Jor
Roger
C. M. Jackson
Litare
Jlm
Lyons
Iter
Roxbor
Ough Bay
Jackson
Roxborouzh
Herman
Ratztowa
Berksommts
M. Jackson
Sherman
Prichess
Jorge Sieholding
Dea
Express
Offen and Manufactory
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Jones & Evans
Sacrresers Ton
M. Jarkeon & Co
Forsala
Revolutions in Medicine and Patient Safety
A Boston Journal excerpt attacks regular medical practice for lethal depletion and praises Trolloway’s Pills and Holloway’s Ointment as safer, vegetable remedies curing liver and bowel disorders, scrofula, ulcers, and cancers, predicting a shift to these life sustaining remedies and an end to calomel and caustic poisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Byron
Trolloway
Ideway
Holloway
Lincoln on Captions People at the White House
A gentleman from the West recalls a White House scene where the President urged patience with the administration. He warned against harassing the government during a time of great responsibility and immense, unseen treasure. The remark urged restraint until they reach safety.
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Lincoln
Washington
White House
Blondin
Niagara River
Elsndin
Jean
IPGL
Athens
Nathan Viatch
Calinwell
Nathan Kintch
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Chaeler Margill
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G. M. Job
G. Newton Brown
Phila
Warren Randolph
Germantown
J. M. Lyon
Columbus
Milestown Pa
Post Mice
Main Street
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Prairies
Br. Quiverwell
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Unicr
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Daisie
Ah Wen
G. W. Davis
Portsmouthy
Morveeo Tuck
Ixteen
Morceen
Antinne
Chieng
Owens & Ral
Beauty OF Ny
Ju Tie
Zad
Spall
Tee Woriheschanarter
Leetornship
Athena
Allanyard
Smarter
Trimble
Kel ‘Sensifie
Lexington
Fool Wheat
Austin
Troan
Lee
A. Hatin
Trishe
D. Bar
Tiatmaz
Ayer
Truman Fa
Rep Maris Rew
Tleers
Sathes
Hage
Hiram Sinat
St. Louis
M.D
MaCpener
Fyate
Avery
Ierte
Fia
Himan
Merrill
Vineet
Joral
Ayers
de Deere
MD, & Co
Peerins
Jared Mains
Dee Vorres
Mgrath
ABAOT
AB Ogliarg & CO
Amescille
W. OM Edwards
Diaryrhma
Dixon
Dixel
Cincinnati
Orsi Sor Ty Contecronte Inc
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Atarss
Famrow
Washington Streets
Oe Bank
Noorf
Cottoster
AIA
ENS Gly
Inu
van Law
Aflewie
Velore
Seutnenis
Vatl
Amir
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Stickland
John Pere
Striceland
Woods
Oavington
Ph Tent
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Cicinnati National Union
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