Winfield Scott pacified Maine border crisis with Ashburton treaty
A Long fragment from the Jonesville press praises General Winfield Scott for easing the Maine New Brunswick dispute without war. It argues his diplomacy, treaties, and restraint averted a costly conflict, elevating Scott above partisan bickering and contrasting with Franklin Pierce’s later political clout.
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Senate
cofifeyring-Upan-PraaMent
Vigh Buren
Maine
Chia
Pridon
New Brunswick
St John
Scott Haghod
Winfield Scott
Scott
Axdt Tomontigue
Ashburton
Diigh Webstery
Wyas
Bithey
John Harvay
Harvay
Seow
Mani
Pierce
Congress
Scott Testandy
Pacific
Cation
Letter from President Fillmore on Union party service
The Savannah Republican publishes a letter from President Fillmore dated August 15, 1852, thanking A W Chappell and the Union Convention at Milledgeville for their revolutions and noting the party’s crucial service at a critical juncture. He recalls watching the progress and rejoices at the defeat of secession and the barrier it broke to spread of dangerous heresy, while lamenting the party’s decline and retirement from public life.
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Tata
Rankel Warner
Chanter M. Church
Po Eery
Erastus Hos Cronon
Michigan
Goth
Wereof
Mareunif
Lune
Calhoda
Augustus D
Lorne A. Noyes
Alexander A Hooker
Montesew York
Joseph Cx Fink
Rensaris
Eadso
D.capy
Marshall States
Manja
Guid
Colhoyn
Vate
Calliaua
Jung
John
Huuypetwet
Ata Syasion
Noid
Tell Qlche
Marshill
Abner Croit
Jalin Rhinehart Dana
Wioten
Brown
Caose
Hay
Ewil Pallioner
Marshal? Statesman
Atrys
Wilhe
County of Custouny
Charles D. Wilcox
Lovisa Wilcox
Ata Sescoi
Avid
Marshall
Joly A
Abper
Prul
Sheath Judicial Cirewit
Ihig Court
Louise Wilcox
Jottes Zidé
Hia Erate
Boelp
Bintesy
New York
Euly
Caupe
Marchal
Marshutlein
Ead
Leaatanes
Browo de VaoArman
Gireyiy
Celhoun
Ani Coun
Alwer
Blal Ciecalts
Flavoring Principles of Fruitz and Chemical Advances
A fragment summarizes 19th century chemistry applied to agriculture, noting German work on Fusel oil separation from grain and vegetables. It claims aroma derives from separating constituents and hints at hydroxy acids and altered acidity affecting fruit flavors, including references to cherry and other fruits and potential non-organic seeds.
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Democratic Pany
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Elahd
Falaehood
Aligma
Aegeat
Bee
Jurosville
Popera
India
Sisto
Free Press
Verh Buneita
Pere ‘Sonaléeure
Tia Jonesville
Lice
Cigraph
Gad Inc
Democratic Party
Tribune
Sca
President Fillmore
Saginaw
Huron
Lyons Burden
Ween
Detteit
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Zal Marshal
DAL Wat
Chethend
Vibinityy Iit
Visions
Peavey
Dei
Coart
Uly
Beth Bop
Meneva
Evheridee & Ib Co
D Campbell
A. Campbell
Comstock
Nis
Hartford
Taylor
NRW
Sylo Fereeco
Wese
Seaeonapig
Wopora
Duckingham
Santa Burdick Plasteys
IVD
Naskell
Avo
Hyde
C. P. Dibdle
C.p. Dibble
Frain
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Keairinas
Dardia Abe
Reddy
Stnlarest
Oprotalamers
Bhoemakers
Hieraust
Renee Bee
Fees
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Marshan
Pardhaacd Pillai
Bag's Bini
Lardwary
Dusinmers
Goa
Kilyerlapug
Regien
Lear
Roulvalent
Lao
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Ani
Jann
Graig
Emporium
Marelit
Dickey
Marshell
Marshall Hut
Balavcat Aly
Milley
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Watgen
Arooric
Iwvandr
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Cansdo
Hoeo
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Yusieliohil Purnaser
Friscipo
Dunalo
Olcott McKesson & GO
Maiden Lang
Uy. NJ
Merahait
Robert
Roberta
Lever
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Amrep
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