The School Master's Farewell and Woman's Rights Debate
A compendium of verses from a schoolmaster’s farewell to pupils, followed by a critical discussion of women’s rights. The essay argues for women’s education and equality while condemning ballot-based political power as potentially destabilizing to marriage and domestic life. It also reports on Terra Culturo agricultural theories and various scientific and medical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Manatxs
Hunhanils
Lee Nailan
Wright
Eden
Mirror
The Late Whig Party Faces a Perplexing Aftermath
A review of election tallies shows Gen Scott gaining votes despite the Whig label fading. The analysis argues the Whigs were not extinguished, as their total vote rose while the Democrat lead widened by Free Soil shifts. It notes the federal system creates peculiar outcomes and warns of renewed political contention if the administration falters.
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Whig
Scott
Pierce
Hasey
General Scott
Chin
Gen
Gen. Taylor
Mr. Polk
Ancrgon
Fulloran
Des
Torars
la Wot
Cass
Free Soil Party
Callot
Geen
Piers
Stata
Bisa
Chappenragce
Chir
Speculation and French Bank Ventures in Paris Markets
A Times report outlines speculative schemes from M. Fould and associates, revealing a proposed bank backed by 120000 shares of 500 francs, with notes issued at 83 percent interest and fivefold leverage on railway bonds. It details capital deployment, note limits, and schemes such as bonds lottery style payouts, plus a France foreign trade trading society.
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Wallstreet
Inney
Reno
Spleasure
M. Fould
Hmach
London ‘Pines
Paris Bowres
Koreign
M. Y. Times
Light and Shadow in a Dickensian Street Scene
A distressed girl Meta endures hunger while a warm kitchen contrasts with her cold wall. a compassionate passerby notices her and a kinder future glimmers. The narrative contrasts poverty and pity, pointing to human warmth amid bleak urban life and invoking charity as divine.
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Tris
Thorn
Ron
Mortunatas
Meta
Tiatenna
Alia
Jance
Charity
God
Americans in Europe and the Milk Trade Debate
An article arguing that Americans abroad face bias from liberal journals and that foreign influence challenges republican ideals. It criticizes the New York Democratic Review, praises American liberal principles, and laments foreign pandering. The piece then reviews John Mallaly’s Milk Trade of New York, noting mostly counterfeit or diluted milk entering the city and a rising share of pure milk, with rail receipts by line for 1851 and early 1852.
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Mr. Lorne
Democratic Review
Rome
Paris
Vuleiin
Sovar
Lahief
Culzens
The
Republic
Tun Coxsemerioy
New York
John Mallaly
Harlem
Eria
Sfudteon River R
New Haven
New Joeney
von Reitrond
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School Bill Promises Universal Township Education
The Ohio Senate approved a comprehensive common school bill by 22 to 2, praised as the best yet. It envisions libraries and Webster’s Dictionary for every district, reorganizes districts into townships, appoints local boards, and funds seven months of schooling through township taxes. A State Commissioner of common schools would be elected, with exams overseen by county boards to curb corruption.
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Senate
Ohio Teachers’ Association
House
Forest City
Rios
Luisalvo
Audhroper
County Board of School
Rice
Wire Suspension Bridge Across Potomac Proposed
A proposal for a vast wire suspension bridge to connect the District and Alexandria is described. The plan includes a single span at Three Sisters River, with cost around 207 870 dollars, or 240 000 dollars if divided by a river pier. Proponent claims four times the strength of Wheeling bridge, capable of carrying multiple locomotives, freight cars, and hundreds of horses.
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Potomac
Alexandria
Union of Se
Bilot
Three Sisters
Wheeling
Toledo Republican
Carper
Charles Huet
Ben Franklin letter to a young woman on virtue and prudence
A fragmented historical text quotes Ben Franklin advising a young woman on morality, frugality, and industry. It blends references to catechism, marriage, and family duties with mathematical metaphors about multiplication and division, ending with a farewell as the author departs.
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Dasa Kanevose
Youster
Boston
Paul
Hubbard
Ben
Franklin
Marriage Without the Priest Notice of Union
A private declaration declares a nonconformist marriage between two individuals. They state their inflexible belief that marriage is a personal affair beyond church or state authority and publish the notice to prevent slander and inform the public of their union.
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Ben
Gary
Unclear social sketches and gossip from a Boston Journal style column
A jumble of anecdotes on manners and gossip including a dinner table quip about a wager, notes on Grace Green wood and other society talk, reflections on Woman's Rights, German marriage law curiosities, comic exchanges about vinegar and yeast, music joke questions, and a post office scene recounting a letter addressed to a Philadelphia Mammy.
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Fremont
J. W. Booth
the Journal
Dockland
Belek
Bwnduaky County
Ohio
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Ratas
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Busine Canvey
Im Muckland
Phase & Roberts
Pease
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A. H. Taylor
Been and & Everett
Ors In Chancery
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Ansonen
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Prodent
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Portage County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
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Fremont, Ohio
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Sandusky County
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Hawise
Commonwealth
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Times
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Hassell Comstock
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Comstockey
Oswego County
Palon
Wr. Tigell
Volney
Sehey
Ingell
Cometuck
Rochester
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the Times
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Cincinnati Gazette
Jamaten
Clev. Herald
Sears C. Walker
Cincinnati
Dends
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Becausa
Ourational Department
Detroit Tribune
Wall
Guinea
Italy
Grace Greanwood
Wells
Margaret
Deer Country
Suley
Swinshelm
Mrs. Tags
Grace
Sanducky Register
Manntacs ix Geratiny
Boston Journal
Pivone
Jenkinsos
Doyleston
Philadephia
Ferce
Wetmans
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