Temperance reform urged as national salvation and duty
Speeches argue temperance will end misery and poverty, reduce crime, and elevate education. Advocates claim the pledge binds responsible citizens to reform, linking sobriety with national progress, church duty, and economic betterment, urging all to embrace the cause.
Temperance appeal stirred in Putnam and Monroe counties
In Eatonton and surrounding towns a Temperance gathering features speakers recounting alcohol’s ruin and the pledge. Leaders, including Mr. Fis and Dr Brannam, urge citizens to join the reform, train youth, and honor women’s peaceful, persuasive methods while highlighting past battles against drink.
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Bae. &c
Puxareze
Prince Alcohol
Monroe County
Eatonton
Table Kingdom
Bunker Hill
Putnam County
Liberty
Hell
Incidante
Life of Washington by Sparks proposed as monthly subscription
Appan and Dennett of Boston advertise a fourteen month publication at twenty five cents per number. Each issue includes 40 pages with portraits by Peale Wellaston Stewart and others plus engravings of Mount Vernon, Braddock’s defeat and Valley Forge. The venture relies on extensive sales, with reduced price for subscribers and incentives for postmasters and newspapers to promote commitments.
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Washington
Peale
Wellaston
Mount Vernon
Braddock
Cambridge
Newbury
Boston
Morristown
Valley Forge
Germantown
L Fayette
Congress
London
Paris
Confederacy
Europe
America
John Quincy Adams
Martin van Buren
Jacob Burnet
Ohio
Josiah Quincy
John Pickering
Francis Wayland
Moses Stewart
Robert G. Shaw
Henry Lee
B. Calhoun
John C. Waren
Gergiobnavi
Chapman Johnson
Tappan
Dennett
PPE Debate Prospects in Lexington Over Baptism Questions
Prospectus outlines a debate in Lexington Kentucky between Alexander Camp Bell of Bethany Virginia and Rev N L Rice of Paris Kentucky on six propositions about baptism and church doctrine. The pamphlet promotes a forthcoming publication priced at two dollars with bulk discounts and orders due by February 1, 1844 to D S Burnet Louisville Ky.
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Lexington
Alexander Campbell
Bethany
Virginia
N. L Rice
Paris
Kentucky
Camrie
Rice
Campbell
CaMpbeau
Mr. Rice
Campsect
God
Campnet
Campretta
Ricg
D.S. Burnet
Lowitspille Ky
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Prospectus
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WM. Hainss, Jr