Notable Heroism in Defense of Freedom and Mercy
Mera the bear stands for liberty while a devoted doctor tends to the poor in squalid London lodgings. He brews hope for Esther and her daughter amid fever delirium and poverty, risking unpaid care and exposing the harsh price of care in hardship. The tale closes with a sharp courthouse anecdote and a clergyman’s comic marriage tale.
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Adam
Groavenor Square
Black Sea
Tom
Mr. Kendrick
Tor
Esther
Bank of England
Thia
The Otter of Roses Perfume and Its Delicate Fragrance
A feature on Otter of Roses or Ator Gulf prized as highly valuable with origins in Persia Turkey and Egypt. It explains the distillation method from rose petals the difficulty of obtaining genuine oil and how adulteration via sandalwood affects quality. The article notes the oil’s prized scent lasting in drawers and desks.
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Ator Gu
Patent Office
Persia
Turkey
Egypt
Stom Sea
Ator Gulf
Poetic Praise for Patriotic Nines in Union Report
A Union writer hails a poet’s patriotic verses in praise of a group called the Nines. The note lauds the poet’s noble sentiments and the production as fitting a high theme, emphasizing the Union’s admiration for quality literary work.
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Bia
A Song For Our Banner Recall of the Union
The text presents a patriotic chant urging unity and defense of the republic with phrases about the Union, the flag, and national resolve. It emphasizes indivisible states, united hearts and hands, and the power of republican thunder against despots and factions. The refrain centers on the flag of the Union forever.
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Republic
Hearta
Inside the Supreme Court Visit as Described by a Tribune Reporter
A Tribune correspondent offers a vivid tour of the Supreme Court chamber in the Capitol, detailing Chief Justice Roger B. Taney and fellow justices, their appearances, temperaments, and perceived strengths. The piece also notes clerks and officers and ends with a critique of appointing judges by popular vote.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Capitol
Ayez
Supreme Court of the
United States
Roger B. Tanch
Maryland
Jackson
Duane
Taney
John Marshall
Justice McLean
Ohio
Adams
Supreme Court
Houghton
Richmond
Methodistschurch
Justice Catron
Tennessee
McLean
Daniel
Virginia
van Buren
Awyers
Woodbury
New Hampshire
Wayne
Georgia
Congress
Forsyth
Nelson
New-York
Grumbling Critics Talk Back to the Editor
A long anonymous cartoon in the Yankees Blade collection shows readers railing at the paper with complaints about content quality, editorial boldness, price, and pacing. Names range from A to Z, each voicing specific grievances or desires, from fine typography to sensational news.
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Yankees ‘Blade
Railroads reshape life and culture across New England
The article argues railroads transform travel and society by linking distant towns, boosting energy and productivity, and shrinking time and space. It highlights romance and power of the locomotive and notes Philadelphia as the largest U S city in 1850 with a population surpassing European capitals.
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New England
Philadelphia
Union
Europ
London
Paris
Moscow
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B. F. Sloan
Corner State ST
Public Square
Erie
CTA Communications
Business Directory
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Fleming Block
Eric, Pa
J. W. Wetmore
ATLAW
Walker's Ofice
Seventh Street
Henry Cadwell
Ewroatex
Empire
State Street
Brown's
Mervin Smith
Law and Justice
The
Prince
Wright's
W. H. Knowlton & Bon
Dearers
Keystone
State Sirect
J. Goulding
Menewanst Tatvor
Erie Bank
R. Dewey
Wholisa Leann Reval
Exie
George Hf
Cutler
Girard
Erig County
Wilson Laird
J. W Willamie
Judge Thompson
Browns Hotel
Wery the Eagle
Athee
Robert A. Baker
Wrotrsatx
H. B. Haverstick
Ree Fforse
T. W. Moore
Fe &c
People's
W. H. Cutler
Spauttung
Archange
Buffalo
A. P. P. Demtas
Besson Gres
Josias Kellogg
Biaie
Williams
Hawker
D 'A
Dennison
Arronner
Cleveland
Gillie
Atwater
Chint Justice Parker
Cambridge Law School
Richard Fletcher
Hortons Mau
Saruel H. Perkins
Walnut St
Philadelphias
Richard Bh. Kimball
Wall Street
New York
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Thie
Nice
Marshall & Vincent
Avroxsrys
Staira
Fommany Hall
Prothonotary'a
Erietal
Murray Whallon
C. B. Wrights
T. Rosenzweig & Co. Wrootewre
M. Tibball
Cheapside
John Zimmerly
Diamond
Eric. Eowin J. Kecen
WW. Loomis
Walker & Cook
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Public Bridge
Eric
T. M. Acatin
Carter & Brother
Whatrsare
Reed House
Joel Johnson
Weaten
Park Row
James Lytle
Clark
Wrottsaur
Moses Koch
Waotrsate
Rerau
Dickerson
Payeican
Sungeon
C. B. Wright
Blate Street
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John H. Burton
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Reno
Nan
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Lack
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GEO. Seldon'& Son
Euat
Mohair Hse &c
Pounat Ann
Pal Brown
Tayball Cash Negivety
Ngage Kain
Apolzlonia
Elizabeth Go, Barber
Mera
Hungary
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Ecti
Ijon
Kestucny
Jesse Hawkins
Flag
OUR Union
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Grier
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