Telegraph Terms Set for Subscriptions and Payments
The notice outlines price tiers for telegraph service and related work. Two dollars in advance or two dollars and fifty cents within six months, and three dollars after six months. Subscriptions due after six months with job work and advertising paid in advance.
The Light of Home Advice Poem by Mas
Poem urges a son to seek the enduring warmth of home over worldly glory. It contrasts the beacon of home with the short lived lure of fame and wealth. The speaker promises that despite distant travel and ambition, the light of home remains constant and guiding through hardship.
Bank cashier admits keys mislaid after 1841 robbery
Henry Doyle the Frederick County Bank cashier testifies under oath in Maryland that he kept only certain keys at home and pocketed the outer vault door keys while others remained in bank. He states no keys have disappeared from his possession and swears the account is true.
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Frederick County
Henry Doyle
Fredrick County Bank
Henry, Doyle
Fredrick County
Fifth Judicial District
Maryland
Keep Out of Debt The Urgent Moral of Self-Help Advice
A stark exhortation warns young men to shun debt as if facing war and pestilence. It likens debt to a crushing millstone and incubus on the heart, urging readers to avoid its dominion, and to eschew its temptations in all forms.
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Pisa
Cure for Cancer from the Missouri Republican 1838
From St Charles Missouri May 1838 Meyers editors about twenty three years ago I was twelve when I found a pea sized lump under my nose between my eyes which grew. It was declared cancer after surgeries by Dr M Connor of Kentucky in 1821 and Dr Smith of New Haven in 1823. The text continues describing treatments and outcomes.
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St.Charles
Meyers
M’connor
Kentucky
Smith
New Haven
Discovery of Nervous System Control Draws Skepticism
An Arkansas Times report details Rev Dr Buchanan's public lecture on a new nervous system technique claimed to influence thoughts and actions. Subjects allegedly feel shifting thoughts and emotions, with one man momentarily sleeping, another recalling past memories, and a third showing impulsive anger before regaining composure.
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Dr. Buchanan
Exene
Arkansas Times
Remarkable cancer cure with oak bark potash salve plaster
A patient recounts recurrent cancer tumors cured after December treatment using a potash made from Red Oak Bark ashes, thickened to molasses, applied to the wound and tar coverings, repeated until all protrusions vanished. The narrator claims complete recovery with only minor scars and urges public notice.
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Henry L. Mills
Convicted killer Hogan escapes prison after pledge of mercy
The article notes Hogan, condemned in Little Rock Arkansas for murder and moved to receive presidential clemency, fled the prison after leaving a public address claiming his crime was indiscretion not malice and that he would live among Western Indians. It also covers assorted 1841 topics including naval armor plans and U.S. treasury inquiries.
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Hogan
Little Rock
Ark
United States
Malace
Corre
Pittsburg
U. States
Taylor
Navy Yards
Boston Journal
Britannia
Boston
Liverpool
Bishop Enerann
N. York Tatler
Boston Custom House
Henshaw
England
France
South Carolina
Bank of Charleston
State Bank
Vinciita
Virginia
van Buren
Kinderhook
Washington
N. York
Joan M. Crayon
Delaware
Stephenson
Wool
U. S. Army
Rhode Island
New York
Straits of
Gibaltar
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Ohio
Dyott
Nantucket Inquirer
Prentice
Michigan
Henry Bills
Mary Small
Small
Lord Norbury
Justice Day
S. Day
Congress to honor President Harrison with joint committee
The House appointed a committee from each state to join the Senate committee and report on how Congress should express the nation's sorrow at the death of President William Henry Harrison. The committee includes Adams of Sass, Fessenden, Atherton, Tillinghast, and others.
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House OF Representatives
House
Mee Adams
Senate
Congress of the
United States
William Henry Harrison
Adams
Sass
Fessenden
Atherton
N. H
Tillinghast
Senate debates on Sub Treasury repeal and foreign squadron report
The June 3 1841 Washington correspondence notes Senate committees announced by the Chair. Mr Preston moves for a report on Mediterranean Squadron sailing and Brandywine return. Clay urges repeal of the Sub Treasury, Calhoun seeks a substitute, Wright supports a modified inquiry, and discussions end with the resolution passage and an adjournment to twelve tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate OF the United States
Clay
Alabama
Benton
United States
Treasury
U.S. Bank
Florida
Kentucky
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Rives
Buchanan
Preston
Finance
Wright
Woodbury
Huntington
Commerce
Evans
Linn
Phelps
Mediterranean
Brandywine
Henderson
Mississippi
Sub-Treasury
Committee On Finance
Calhoun
United States Bank
Mesere
House Adjourns After Debates On Committees and Rules
The House opened at eleven and declined to take up Barnard's two select committees on currency and land proceeds. Wise led over a disputed rules change to rescind the abolition petitions exclusion, with Johnson and others speaking before the motion was laid over. The Treasury report was received and ordered printed, then adjourned.
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Barnard
New York
Messrs. Pickens and Clifford
Wise
Adams
Wm. Cost Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
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