Pennsylvania Deserters and Disqualified Voters Law
Pennsylvania General Assembly enacts measures to bar deserters and non citizens from voting. It requires certified rolls from the Adjutant General and court clerks to prove citizenship status and desertion for election eligibility. Violations carry fines and jail terms, with procedures for examination and forgery penalties.
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Congress
United States
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Senate
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Eame
Hits
Cate
Court of Quarter Sessions
Election Board of Tha
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The School for a Day and the Dear Ones
A nostalgic prose piece recalls a teacher addressing children after a day’s lessons. The narrator remembers the little ones who surround him with loving embrace, and reflects on how their innocence shaped his faith, duties, and longing for heaven. He hopes the children will gather again to bid good night.
Josh Billings on the Cat in Comical Dialect
A humorous monologue in a rough dialect discussing cat behavior and habits. The author jokes about cats chasing mice, feeding ideas, and quirky observations on feline nature and investments in cat care.
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Josh Billings
Poetry Boom Quietly Grows Across British Isles
A historical remark notes a vast rise in verse creation across England Scotland and Ireland. Professor Alasson cites an estimate of two hundred thousand poets current, with many producing prolific volumes and verses in churches manses and vicarages shaping a literary surge.
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Apoech
Burke
Alasson
Poets of
Scotland
Laghter
Sedteh Manses
Perhapagin
Langiter
A New Horse Sider AA Paris black smith invention
A Paris blacksmith introduces a shoeing method that cuts away the hoof margin to create a socket for the shoe. The shoe sits flush with the hoof and frog, claiming less trimming, lighter weight, natural expansion, no slipping, and similar or lower cost than traditional racing plates.
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Paris
Bonaly Hill Conversation Between a Lord and Shepherd
A fragment recounts Lord Cockburn and a shepherd on Bonaly hill observing sheep in cold weather. The lord muses about lying on the opposite side like a sheep. the shepherd replies wryly that if he were a sheep the lord would have more eyes.
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Lord Cockburn
Bonaly
Wain Gaunt Wins Narrowly in Liverpool Steeplechase
In a crowded field near Liverpool, England, thirty horses competed in a steeplechase where the favorite was defeated. Wain Gaunt emerged as an outsider winner, owned by a quiet financier, with the purse reported around thirty five thousand dollars.
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Atia
Liverpool
England
Wain
Whea
Poketed Lorie
New York in Early 1800s From Printer’s Recollection
A reminiscence recalls New York City a century ago with notes on urban life, hotels, fare, parks, theaters, and the press. It describes a simpler city, limited wealth, and a bustling publishing scene driven by figures like James Harper, Merrien, and Francis Hull, plus daily long work hours and early newspaper operations.
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York
Itty
New. York
City Hall
Brooklyn
Vrihe Bluks Bose
New ‘York
Canton
Fulton Atreeh
New York
Raglan
Jonathan Seymour
Stote
James Harper
Williagn ‘Mercien
Lonton
Artir
Merrien
Moenias
Gazette
Mercantilé
Mercantile
Post
Commercial
Columbian
Whale City Ag Ranch
Times Office
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Park Theater
Supreme Court rulings on licenses and state taxation
The court held a federal liquor license does not legalize a traffic illegal under state law. It also refused to invalidate state laws, affirming states may tax shares of stock in national banks based on bonds.
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United States Supreme Court
United States
Eetendi
Nationale
Ita
Remorse the word at Randolph death bed revealed
The fragmentary narrative records a claim that at his deathbed Charles Randolph whispered the word Remorse before dying. The account notes the incident sparked Southern distrust during Reconstruction and cites a Washington Chronicle summary of Reconstruction Committee testimony describing South hostility to the federal government, prejudice against freedmen, and debates over rebel debt and loyalty.
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Bean
Reconstruction Committee
Washington Chronicle
South
United States
Doned Landers
Teaitora
Theft at Pithole Run Ends With Empty Hole
Mr Gould of Titusville asked Mr Burtis to inspect his well on Pithole Run near Dawson Centre. While they reconnoitered, a vagabond stole the engine, tools, derrick, pump, and post, leaving only the hole and fears the thief may return to dig it up or sell the parts.
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Eays
Gould
Titusville
Burtis
Dawson
Derick
Sampson Post
Distovau Evax Speaker Questions Peaceful Assembly at Indiana Convention
One Indiana Democratic State Convention speaker argued that peaceful assembly is not proof of greater loyalty than three years ago. He challenged the notion of loyalty and likened it to sentiments in Pennsylvania and other states, raising questions about civil conduct and unity.
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Distovau
Indiana
Copney
Pennsylvania
French savant Babinet warns of scorching summer
Accordinn to M Babinet the coming summer will be very hot with springs dried up and no fountains where there is no snow. He says snow alone moistens the earth and rainwater evaporates too quickly to penetrate except in wooded districts.
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Accordinn
M. Babinet
Five Hundred Rebels for Treason Trials
A report repeats that the President prepared a list of five hundred rebels most conspicuous for treason and to be tried as courts organize and proceedings begin. The source claims solid authority for the assertion.
Down East editor ponders editors vs clergymen in benevolence
The editor questions why editors lack donation vigils like clergymen known for kindness and benevolence. The piece cites stereotypes of clergy generous acts and contrasts them with editors perceived as less charitable, hinting at bias and moral expectations.
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Down East
Arizona delegate Goodwin hailed as prince of good fellows
A fragment notes J Goodwin of Arizona as a delegate, praising him as the prince of good fellows while remarking it would have cost less to send him on freight. The passage is fragmentary and informal with no clear event or date.
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J.goodwin
Arizona
Goodwin
Love Ida Revers Critic Undergoes Severe Ordeal
A fragment cites the idea that love seeks worthy devotion and that those who aim to love properly must endure a harsher test than most, reflecting a moral or literary remark about restraint and merit.
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Ida
Fragmentary Travel Note Describes Erratic Times and Tasks
A garbled passage mentions travel with varying velocity, a dinner call, a ten acre lot, a minute and a half, and a summons to work. Details are fragmented, but the piece hints at timing and scheduling amid scattered phrases.
Missing Text Advertisements and Notices Notice
Fragmentary OCR shows advertisements and notices including marriages and deaths, religion and other notices. The readable bits reference a liberal dependent topic and pricing in cents but lack clarity on subjects or dates.
Manure Saving Rules From Dr James Higgins
Dr James Higgins outlines a rational manure saving system. He recommends even ground, protection from sun, proper moisture, and slight incline to promote uniform putrefaction and minimize ammonia loss. He notes sun exposure increases heat and ammonia loss compared with covered piles.
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James
Breeding Sow Weights and Housing Guidelines from AC Correspondent
The Prairig Farmer correspondent outlines sow breeding traits including a square build short nose small ears and strong legs. He stresses heavy deep bodied sows do not farrow until at least 18 months and with good milkers may raise two litters annually. He warns against insufficient straw and advocates letting sows use stack straw to build their own bed.
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Prairig
Amie
Washing Orchards For Better Spring Growth And Fruit
The article discusses washing, scraping, and whitewashing orchard trees in fall or winter, with soap and soda to improve bark health and yield. It notes older trees benefit from thorough scraping before washing and suggests timing before sap rises for best effect. Rural New Yorke.
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New Yorke
Mixing Potatoes For Better Crops Says Maine Farmer
A Maine farmer known for successful bio and agricultural work suggests mixing several potato varieties yields a larger crop. He proposes planting them separately on similar land, then interplanting the mixed varieties to compare results. He reports consistently good yields and invites fellow farmers to test the method.
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Hoe
Maine
Vegetable Garden Promise Near Norfolk Virginia
A local note from Gardenia, near Norfolk Virginia, predicts large crops this season with early potatoes and tomatoes. The guidance highlights cabbage protection against lice as a key heat resistant practice.
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Vegetable
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