The heart keeps memory's sacred temple in the mind
A lyric reflection on how cherished pictures of love and youth dwell within the heart away from worldly cares. The speaker notes memories endure beyond decay, offering sunshine through shadow and guiding the soul toward happier days, even as life ages. The verses speak of locked treasures, faded flowers, and the safety of inner keepsakes versus external change.
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Tia Dorama
Ibowe
Mr. Everett
Bearox
Jane
Edward Everett
Washington
Taunton
Senate
Massachusetts
California
Are They Dead Froa Pras A Long Sleep and War News
Fragmented notes reveal poems about fallen soldiers and families grieving in a Kansas and Missouri context. The column mentions a May 1856 event near New Hagerstown, arrests, and local conflicts, along with varied Civil War era commentary from Kansas to national political debate and fair coverage.
Buchanan Nominated for President by Slaveholders
The Cincinnati agony is over James Buchanan is nominated for President and John C Breckenridge of Kentucky for Vice President by slave drivers and their doughfaced traitors to freedom. The piece praises Buchanan as a lifelong public servant, a tower of strength to the Democracy, and calls on voters to elect him to the highest office.
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Cincinnati
James Buchanan
John &. Breckenbridge
Free States
Pennsylvania
John C. Breckenbridge
Kentucky
Inion
Bachanos
Canton
Ilix
Washington
Europe
U. S
Textacles
Pierce
Buchanan
Pierss
Douglas
Archibald McGregor
Samuel Lahm
Lahm
Canton Repository
Bowen
Marion
Common Pleas Beach
Despois
North West
Josiah Scott
Butler
Supreme Bench
South West
Scott
Anson Smyth
Toledo
Ohio Journal of Education
John R. Waddell
Ross
Board of Public Works
Scioto Valley
Caleb B. Smith
Hamilton
Jacob Perkins
Trumbull
Ohio
Mr. Smith
Congress
Perkins
Hopes Dashed Col Johnson Career Cut Short
A long spoofed tale chronicles Col Johnson once of Kentucky, a pro slavery leader in Kansas, famed for his wealth and chivalry stature, whose fall follows a fraud case and disappearance then reemergence in Kansas society, culminating in a dramatic end as he contemplates a leisure outing.
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Ixa Norenett
Kansas
Steve State
Shannon
Marshal Donaldson
Reeder
Kanens
Col.Sumner
U. States
United States
Col. Johnson
Ambler
Batesville
Arkansas
White River
Batenville
Batonville
Isa
Kentucky
Border Times
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Lifu
Vendue
Biomed
Aliance, O
Bert
Kanase City
Independence
Dixerson
F. X. Anchory
Our City
Betole
Lawrence
Missouri
Hemecrof
Jane 2
Wasmworow
Crittenden
Gen. Scott
Kanes
North
Hooee
Uke
Tor Equestutas
Inez State
Colarts
Columbus
Coronel
Board of Managers
Cleveland
Mona Tourtea
Richmond
Summer
Richmond Sheet
Queen Vic
Yankee Land
Au Rarvas
Att Mex
Ruar
Gary Sonus
Mr. Buchanan
Ned Buntline
Lancaster
Reputtica
Dumerratic Party
Democratic Party
Cureago
Free State
Robiston
Ere
Leavenworth
Donalieon
Kansas City
Westport
Lexington
Hickory Point
Whitefild
Samaer
Geo. Harney
Fort Pierre
Focla
Musas
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Republian
Fremont
Sumner
Jackson
Maine
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Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Indiana
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Iowa
Wisconsin
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Folka
Seresa
Providencs
Ax Iscoxst
Gur. Robinson
Kanass
Bloomington
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Chicago
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Alton
Hoadly
Silinose
Hate
O. M. Hateh
Pikeco
Trestures
James Miller
Beien
Jesse N. Dubois
Philadelphia
Buoomimorom
Tilinore
John M. Palmer
Macoupin County
Wm. B. Bissell
St. Cleir County
F. A. Hoffman
Waratsorox
House
Col
Brooks
Mesers, Keitt
Edmundson
Paul Kinsey
Harrison County
Paul
Keokuk
Towa
Stark County Agricultural Society
Mevaillon
Canada
Pittsburgh
Napoleon
Tomiia
Cincinnati Agony
Wang
Messrs
Spaulding
Spooner
Dennison
Stony
Faul
Eckley
Territories
Oleg
Jermfit
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