Fragmented 1846 newspaper items on politics and Milan
Readable portions cover U.S. politics with Texas annexation debates and House actions, along with European news from India and Ireland. Mentions include Mr Pratt and Mr Banatife's bill on land offices, and editorial reflections on OConnell. Also notes ship arrivals, unrest in Madrid, and colonial affairs including Haiti and St Domingo.
Pastor Installation at Presbyterian Church
Announcement confirms the installation of Mr. Hans as pastor of the Presbyterian Church, with services planned for tomorrow evening at an unspecified time. Details are limited due to fragmented text.
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Mechanica Farr
Marshall
Hans
Presbyterian Church of
Fragmented 1845 US Congress diary notes and a patent elixir pitch
The document summarizes House and Senate discussions on Texas annexation, bills for Army appropriations, and boundary changes in Arkansas, plus a sensational advert for the Elixir of Life patent medicine. It notes horses from Muscat, a Zanzibar gift, and critical political commentary involving Swartwout, Tyler, and Texas.
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House of
Smithtonian
Jonitutey
Saundera
Samuel Swartwout
Collestér
New York
Thia
McKay
Congress
Imaam
Muscat
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Spain
Woo
Senate
House
Davin
Committee On Public Lands
Red River Land District
Arkansas
Holmes
Houmas Grant
Foster
Texas
United States
Hammett
Zanzibar
Imacm
Washington
United ‘Tates
Sennig
Mec
Hayward
Republic
Renate
Allen
Oregon
Evans
Finsage
Machigan
Santa Claus
Our Earth
John Tyler
Amns Kendal
Samuel Swartwont
Birney
Marshall
Edley
United Blues
Europe
Africa
America
Pierre L’ Diable
Tariffs and Prices in Early 19th Century Industry Debate
The article analyzes tariff policy from 1816 to 1842, arguing that protective duties helped infant industries like textiles and hardware survive foreign competition. It cites price data from nails, hardware, broadcloth, and cottons, noting declines in many items after tariffs and highlighting the impact on domestic manufacturers and imported goods. It includes statements from figures such as David Henshaw, James N. Baker, and Mr. Curtis, and discusses overall price trends versus duties amidst economic shifts.
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America
Dantel O'Connell
Trodien
Emerald Isle
Emmet
Ike Noah
O’connell
Repeal Association of Ireland
Philadelphia
O'Connell
England
Dublin
Moriarty
Owen
David Henshaw
Bouton
Birmingham
Ping
Connecticut
Treasury Department
Pricea Fricca
Documentia
David Hensham
Boston
James N. Baker
Mr. Curtis
New York
Kjaanawer
Forward
Tresaury
Cunidia
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Loomis
Calhoun Co. Society
Jackson
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Massachusetts
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Delaware
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Locofocos
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Terrence Morlen
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