Two Hearts Bound Till We Die
Poem fragment recalling shared cradle, mother’s love, and lifelong bond. Two siblings or lovers claim unity of blood and sentiment Tied by memory and common home, vowing to stand shoulder to shoulder through life and death in a single, untroubled night of sleep.
Give me back my husband Temperance tale in verse
Eltha Burritt tells of a young couple from the Isle who seek prosperity but are wrecked by alcohol. The wife confronts the drunken husband’s plunderer at a tavern, crying out in anguish to restore the man she loved and the life she shared.
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Husband
DY Eltha Burritt
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Confession Given After Hangings in Ohio Murder Case
A recent execution in Zanesville Ohio followed by a full confession from the condemned killer known as Shoemaker He attributes his crime to a life of ignorance and drinking claiming a religious awakening mattered little to prevent his act He recalls a brutal decline from farming roots to a violent end as conscience warned him but habit and vice prevailed.
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Shoemaker
Zanesville
Ohio
Gatmire
Fragmentary 19th Century Speech Text Fragment
The passage appears as garbled dialogue describing a person mocked as a free agent. Reconstructed sense is limited. it shows a character planning work of a fiend and a crowd reacting with shock and farewell. Names, places, dates, or clear events are not discernible.
German Temperance Lecture Extracts From Camden Eagle
A Camden Eagle excerpt recounts a German speaker detailing temperance in New Jersey. The humorous speech portrays street scenes and a conflict over alcohol, noting a protest against rum and the implied influence of free agency on moral behavior.
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Camden
Sour wine incident prompts temperance quip in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia gentleman ordered the best wine for a party but the delivery was delayed two weeks. The wine proved sour and undrinkable, yet the merchant blamed the delay and quipped that using it on receipt would have made it prime. The Temperance Advocate notes the humbug of wine drinkers.
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Philadelphia
Temperance
Temperance Societies in Georgia Wanted for Statistics
Our subscribers and temperance friends seek aid in gathering data on Georgia societies. Please supply names, member counts by gender, and pledge nature to extend the table and show the movement’s strength in the state. Respond to federated temperance in science.
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Georgia
Temperance
Life of Washington subscription pamphlet advertised in Boston
Appan Dennett of Boston offers a fourteen month subscription at twenty five cents for Jared Sparks life of Washington. The work includes engravings and portraits with materials from General La Fayette and many notable supporters praising its accuracy and value. Postmasters and newspapers offered incentives for subscriptions and agency sales. Boston 1843.
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Wash
Ington Street
Boston
Washington
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Mount Vernon
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Confederacy
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Europe
America
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Martin van Buren
Jacob Burnet
Olio
Josliah Quincy
John Pickering
Francis Wayland
D. D
Moses Stewart
Robert G. Shaw
Henry Lee, Esq
R. R. B. Brownwell
Issac B. Bates
Horace Everett
John Davis
Chayman Johnson
Va. Iy
Tappany- Dennett
Rose Bud religious newspaper proposed for Forsyth Georgia
W M Russet offers a six month public subscription for a youth oriented religious paper titled Rose Bud to be issued every Saturday after January first in Forsyth Georgia. It will be printed 18 by 24 inches with small type on good paper and priced 73 cents for six months, payable on receipt of the number. If subscribers are insufficient it will be discontinued. The paper aims to combat temperance demon and other evils while avoiding sectarian doctrine.
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Rosh-Bud
W. M. Russet
Forsyth
Earliely
Pone
Enbc
Southern Quarterly Review
Charleston
Liv Pachman
Burnap
Davezac
Upshur
Cash
Packer
Siuims
Cartwright
Effiett
Garner Thornwell
Grayson
Holmes
Everett
Brederridge
Brantley
King
Stevens
Souther
Daniel K. Whitaker
General Post Office
Washingtonian temperance newspaper prospectus
Prospectus announces the Washingtonian to launch a temperance and family paper published every Saturday at one dollar per year. It invites subscribers and postmasters to support the venture, offering club rates and tasks editors to extend circulation, while promising moral, educational, and agricultural content.
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I Academy Temperance Society
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Newton
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Warren County
Washingtonian Society
Wilkes County
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Crawfordville
S. Fia
Aee Y Temperance Society
Om Ray County
Lia
Ickbidge Society
Decatur
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Mgian Society
Clarke County
Academy and Emperance Society
Jefferson
Jackson County
Burke Ount Vehionian Society
Gwinnett County
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Jackson
Rockbridge
Batts County
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Habersham County
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Sumter
Sumter County
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