Many in One Motto Song Prompts Southern Union Feelings
Publication of Captain Cutter's lyric Many in One arranged for the Baltimore Clio by Mrs. Ed H Pendleton aims to spread a patriotic message across the South. The piece extols unity and the banner motto while praising the nation’s founding and the soldiers who defended it. Also a long sketch on the toil of editors and the quirks of daily newspaper offices, illustrating subscriber and advertiser interactions.
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Mason, Colburn & Co
Mainstreet
Peters & Field, Melodeon
G. W. Cutter
Baltimore Clio
Ed.h. Pendleton
United States
Captain Cutter
Rising Sun Indiana Feels Growth From River Trade
A visitor praises Rising Sun for hotel availability and river commerce. He notes wide regular streets, ongoing public improvements, a new turnpike project to Milton, and a thriving pork market with large slaughter figures. Flatboat traffic to Southern markets and imminent regular steamboat service to Cincinnati are highlighted.
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Ohio
Philadelphia
Queen City
Milton
Laughery Creek
Front Street
Main Street
Cincinnati
The town without dena and the memories of the dead
A reflective piece contrasts a healthy town free from vice with the loss of loved ones. It muses on morality, religion, and industry as factors in well being, then segues into a melancholic poem about memory, death, and dreams of the departed. The verses lament beauty lost to mortality and ponder aging and remembrance.
McKenzie's Demonstration Before Toronto 1837
The Canadian revolt narrative chronicles grievances from taxation without representation to press freedom loss and land-proceeds misuse. It details Mackenzie Lount and Mathews leading a failed December 1837 assault on Toronto, the Loyalist defense, and Mackenzie’s escape to Buffalo, with the broader struggle for reform in Upper Canada.
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Canada
Francis Mead
Sir Francis
Upper Canada
Messrs
Mackenzie
Lount
Mathews
Éagh
Stattle
United States
Lower
Toronto
Friends of Freedom
Col. Fletcher
Cols. Mathews
Buffalo
Dr. Chapin
Toroto
Waterloo
Napoleon
Grouchy
Blutcher
Wellington
Europe
The Farmer A Beautiful Picture Of Land Ownership
Edward Liverett describes the owner of land as rightful master of the soil from the center to the sky. He ties lineage to place, noting ancestral farms, fruit trees, childhood scenes, and Sabbath bells shaping a strong national character. The piece venerates personal connection to family farms.
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Himelf
Edward Liverett
Appointed committee weighs corn lots at Patton store
On the 1st inst Messia Edmond Robinson Samuel Sides and John Pauly formed a committee to weigh and report on corn lots deposited at Mr M Patton's Grocery Store. The record lists competitors with sack counts and weights, including names such as Joseph Jamenon Martin Berhertie William Mietaey and William Gaduler among others.
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Messia
Edmond Robinson
Samuel Sides
John Pauly
M. Patton
Joseph Jamenon
Sinead
William Mietaey
William Gaduler
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J M. Guitrau
Third
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Washington
United States Court
Tafty & Mallon
Haseen
Key
Commercial Court
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Taft & Mallon
Mitchell
Bradley, & Anthony's
C. D Coffin
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Selee, &c. N. KB
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Yorke, Brashear & Hewson
New Columbia Street
Imeany
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O Townsend
Columbia
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Pe Brother & CO
General Commission
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Fremoval Card
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Orocer
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Pittsburgh
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Madison
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Manilla
Winchell
Japan
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Pearl-st. House
Illiam Wells
Art Union
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P. Devon
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City Hotel
Edward Buhler
Fifth Street
Ggers & CO
D&c
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South Side
Ohio Laboratory
Lowell Fletcher
O Front and Vine Streets
Emoval Card
A. Louis
Second Street
Amos
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Esquire Burgoyne’s
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Glass
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Harles
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Wholesale Steam Bureau
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Mobile
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Peon Ayres
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BY J. Hunt, JR
Mr. Mackenzie
Market Square
Col. Lount