An Appeal to Beauty in Spring’s Bright Hour
Poetic invocation from the Connecticut Mirror praising beauty and spring like a sun lit emblem of joy and hopeful pleasure. The verse compares beauty to flowers and summer skies and speaks of gaze and ardent eyes bringing bliss and lustre amid hopeful happiness.
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Life of Dr Franklin in England and America
Biographical sketch of Benjamin Franklin detailing his English connections, lobbying against the Stamp Act, and role as American representative. It covers his 1764 London return, 1766 examination, opposition to revenue acts, letters from Watchinson and Oliver, confrontations with Lord Shelburne, and subsequent missions to France and negotiations for independence. He becomes a key American diplomat and negotiator, shaping Franco-American alliance and peace terms.
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Notable Founding Era Figure Attains Roles and Died in 1790
The subject rose from admiration for courts and Indies to leadership in science and politics. He joined the Academy of Sciences committee exposing Mesmer, met Voltaire in Paris, and linked Liberty and Letters amid a grand ball. Returning home he led Pennsylvania as president and backed the 1787 Federal Constitution before dying April 17, 1790. His works were later collected in 1806 London edition and memoirs appeared in 1819 from his grandson We. T. Franklin.
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Cabbage: A Biennial, Valuable Garden Vegetable
An old agricultural excerpt outlines cabbage as a biennial from diverse brassica stock. It notes three classes: common headed cabbage, cauliflower and broccoli, and highlights cabbage as the most productive and valuable for soil fertility and animal fodder. It discusses forms for human use, including raw sliced cabbage, sour sauerkraut, and boiled cabbage, with cautions on digestion and culinary methods. It also describes kraut production through salting, layering, fermentation, and brine replacement to achieve a clear final product.
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Fermented Cabbage Varieties and European Emigration
The article notes brined cabbage as a half sour variety and praises other cabbages like cauliflower and kale for epicures and livestock fodder. It also reports a French dispatch from Liverpool about emigration to America, describing emigrants traveling in large wagons with priests and teachers, and a forecast of twelve thousand families aiming to depart in summer.
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Watchmaker and Jeweler Dantlh C Tieree AS Opens in Norwalk
The advertisement states that Dantlh C Tieree AS has commenced business in Norwalk and will steadily and punctually execute any work placed in his hands.
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