Ailing Husband and Virtuous Wife Endure Silent Trial
A family of emigrants faces hardship as the husband battles addiction and abuse. The wife sustains the household with pious care, hopes for his reform, and supports their frail child amid poverty. Her faith and patience illuminate a troubled home during a harsh winter.
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Gilead
Jane
Haven
Fisy
Lin
Hutke
Mane
Janes Starwood
Ile
Jussin
Cav
Yo Jay
Natie
Crosclera
President's message on deposits removal from Bank of the United States
The President informs the Senate he has received a resolution request for a copy of a published paper said to have been read to heads of executive departments dated September 13. It concerns the removal of public money deposits from the Bank of the United States and its offices.
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Major Downing
Washington
Mr Dwight
New York Daily Advertiser
van Buren
Congress
Marshall
Barry
Leis
Wilverin
Clay
Gineral
Nick Biddle
Jock Downing
Mr. van Buren
Sam Mateh
Hlartford
Senate
Andrew Jackson
House
United States Bank
House of Representatives
Bank of the United States
Committee of Ways and Means
New York Journal of Commerce
Newport
Lenate
Smith
McKinn
Pennsylvania
Linn
Missouri
Webster
Navy
White
Louisiana
Secretary of the Treasury
Union
Messrs. Allen
Kentucky
Selden
Foot
Beardsley
Clayton
Gorham
Polk
Donelson
Washrleton
Senate of the
United States
Lisbon News on Don Miguel’s Fortifications and Don Pedro
Letters from Lisbon report Don Miguel with his army fortifying Santarem and likely to hold through winter. Don Pedro’s forces encamped opposite the town, not expected to attack. Constitutionalists claim several Soerflies captured and executed. Donna Maria recognized by Belgian and German courts. In New York, Catharine Ruffin won $350 in a breach of promise suit against Christopher Hoch.
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Portugal
Boston
Iairfax
Falmouth
Eng
Messrs. Toplits
Lisbon
London
Confiance
Don Miguel
Santarem
Don Pedro
Constitutional
Soerflies
Donna Maria
Court of Common Pleas
New York
Catharine Ruffin
Christopher Hoch
Unprecedented Fyreshot at Canton in Chine
A Providence letter from July 12 1833 describes a river in Canton rising higher than ever, flooding inland provinces and affecting silk and tea trade prices. Other items note Mrs Electra Whitmore's fourteen daughters, a fire death on Grand Island, hangings in Buffalo and Albany piping, bronze statues mistaken for lead, and ice fatalities on Portland’s river.
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Canton
Chine
Providence
New York
Providence Journal
The
New Haven Herald
Electra Whitmore
Joseph Whitmore
Leesville
East Haddam
Conn
United States
New York State Temperance Society
Albany
Efun
Stephen van Reusslaer
Buffalo
A. C. Pelton
Monticello
Sullivan County
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Ian
Dollar
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Goree
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Philadelphia
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Pottsville
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Ering’s Bridge
Portland
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Ohio
Steubenville
Western Herald
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