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Aurora Weekly Standard in Aurora, Indiana

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Aurora Weekly Standard

Location

Aurora, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1855

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Political letters and church satire from 1855 Indiana and North Carolina

A Warren-like mix of political advocacy, editor disputes over Indiana congressman Cumback, Free Soil vs pro slavery rhetoric, and Universalist witness rights. Includes departmental guidance on school teacher qualifications, district director elections, and a New York church satire on social pretensions. Also notes Gov Wright vs State Bank ruling.

Fillmore W.d. C Wm. J.cumback Cumback Congress Washington Columbus Independent William J. Cumback W. J. Cowing Rushville Crtain Free Soil The Independent Free Soil Cowback Department of Public Instruction Indianapolis Indiana Press Commonwealth North Carolina United States Manly Superior Court of Jackson N. C Universalists

Scandal at Insane Hospital Ends in Vanishing Silverware

A dramatic tale recounts a charming woman visiting the Insane Hospital to secure private quarters for her husband, proceeds to charm the doctor, shop for a $500 silverware set, and decamp with the attendant’s money and other valuables, leaving a puzzled staff and a laughing city in its wake. The escape ends with the attendant confined and later released after the hospital uncovers the deception.

Dr. Presides Chesnut Street Attedant

Lungs Daguerreotype Claim Attracts Philadelphia Discovery

Philadelphia resident Robert C. Clark announces a claimed method to photograph lungs in living persons by mirrored reflections. He asserts successful experiments, plans to present the process to Congress for study by physicians and possible appropriation, though he withholds details to protect his secret.

Robert C. Clark Philadelphia Mr. Clark Mr. C Congress Washington

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