Thou Art Not Here Poem by Miss Waterman
Verse from the Gentleman's Magazine mourns a missing loved one. It recalls long nights around the hearth, memories of friends, and the ache of absence after ten years. The poem imagines a return home across hardships, with hopeful waves and familiar voices guiding the departed back.
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Release of the Two Pollies sparks broader moral note
A letter from Major Downing lauds the release of the Two Pollies from peril, calling it a prelude to many escapes from mud and quicksand. The writer urges the Committee of 76 to celebrate virtuous conduct and set good examples rather than imitate bad ones.
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Two Pollies Afloat The Nation's Tide Rises In Maine
An 1837 letter describes the Two Pollies ship breaking from sand and lifting to a keel as tides rise along the coast from Maine to Rhode Island. Citizens board the vessel while Zekel Bigelow delivers a long speech atop the windlass, signaling a lively public scene.
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The Wandering Piper Reveals British Tour Plans
The Wandering Piper announces a campaign to perform in Britain and Ireland after touring the United States. He reports earnings of twenty seven thousand six hundred dollars used for charity and vows to seek permissions from chief magistrates and public buildings, preserving incognito. He appeals for press support and clarifies his independence from private matches or charities. Liverpool September 9 1837.
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Two Pollies on shore and a Whig illumination plan
J DOWNING writes from Downingville Militia noting gratitude post shore visits, deriding Loco Focos and urging a charitable illumination instead of political spending. He opposes new rig plans, supports a Thanksgiving proclamation, and calls for pumpkin pie as a symbol of unity.
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Ingenious Air Pump Cures Congestion of Brain Allegedly
A Liverpool aspirin of a scientific meeting described a device like a slip bath with an air pump to exhaust air from a sealed chamber. It claimed to relieve congestion of the brain by creating negative pressure, rendering limbs turgid and improving circulation, with other uses for hemorrhage and ulcers.
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Cape From Milk Weed Fibers At Mechanics Fair
The Boston Herald describes an As clepeas Cap made entirely from the long fibre of the coshimon Milk Weed stalk. The fibre is silk-like and easily dyed. a lined cape and colored socks from the same material are shown. All items are manufactured and for sale by Margaret Gerrish of Salem, the invention patented.
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Whitewater Canal reaches new dam milestone motivating regional growth
J Wilcox and Co finished the East Fort Whitewater Canal dam and water flowed for about a mile. The sight restores optimism in the valley and canal prospects from Whitewater to Lawrenceburg. Canal navigation expected next fall and boats planned for next spring and summer to serve fall trade.
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Carpet of rags becomes long lasting Turkish style piece
At a Boston fair, Mrs. Abigail Welsh of Newburyport displayed a vast carpet made from rags, old stockings, and worn cloths. The estimate shows a total cost around 6 607 dollars for foundation tow cloth dyeing stockings and border thams, made in four months after family work.
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Duelling ban adopted by Pennsylvania Convention amid arm policy
The Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention approved by 83 to 14 a duelling ban with penalties and possible legal remittance by the Executive. It also adopted a conscientious objector provision for bearing arms and an allied armed defense clause. A separate note lists Holy Land city populations from Dr Kirkland’s letter. A Baltimore fire caused $20,000 in property loss.
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