Ohio Institutions and Religion in 1830s Ohio
A survey of Ohio in the 1830s notes the state’s flourishing institutions including Worthington’s Ohio Reformed Medical School, Cincinnati law school, and Columbus based societies. it lists religious denominations with member counts and salaries, and describes a state act imposing road labor duties on able-bodied men aged 21 to 60, plus related highway governance.
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Hio
Cincinnati
Ohio Reformed Medical School
Worthington
Columbus
Law School
Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio
Benj. Tappan
Ohio
General Assembly
Reformed
The
Baptists
Lutherans
Episcopalians
German Reformed Church
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Universalists
New Jerusalem Church
Shakers
Unitarians
State of
Sthall
Weil
Dintons
SVN
Whiting
Law
Dar
Gen. Jackson
Lime soil treatment to battle wheat fly Trgus
A historical note describes applying one bushel of finely ground lime per acre in spring as wheat begins to grow to destroy the wheat fly known as the Trgus. The recipe emphasizes lime as a protective soil amendment.
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Paris
Acre
From Mexico to New Orleans Affects Press and Public
The New Orleans Bulletin prints a Mexico correspondence dated March detailing tense relations with the United States and France over reparations and privateer licenses. It notes secret congressional sessions, currency deprecation fears, Santa Anna’s standing, and public unrest.
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Mexico
Sirs V
Suntar
Jazt
Puebla
Bustamente
Corro
Congress
Moran
Alaman
Texas
United States
France
Vianna, Ferlyy
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Lean
Jesus
Taso
Mediterranean
Toen
Washington
Tariher
Santa Anna
Entesi
Yucatan
Toro
Merida
York Party
Sasta Anna
Manga de Claro
Guilreres
St. Cristobal
Areuies
Sana Ayaa
St. Jacintol
Joaquina Paubret
Ausanne
St. Jacinto
Baltimore
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