One Sermon a Day Plan for Sabbath Health
A layman argues for reducing Sabbath sermons to one daily sermon with a second service led by laypeople or a lecture format. He cites ministers’ health, workload, and responsibility, noting favorable reception yet limited adoption, and urges a convention to adopt the plan.
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Paul
Lyceum
Boston
Winslow
Bowdoin Street Church
Beecher
Clergyman proposes benevolent plan to free slaves via Northern aid
A Virginia clergyman writes to the Journal of Commerce urging a systematic scheme to assist masters in freeing slaves or parts of families by compensation. He suggests forming a society to gather moderate abolitionist funds to enable manumission and eventual emigration of freed slaves, arguing it could reduce social tension and benefit both whites and enslaved people.
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Virginia
Journal of Commerce
Ofhera
Africa
Spring the poet and the sailor in Dublin verse
A Dublin University Magazine excerpt blends a Spring ode with a storm tale. The poem celebrates the season with vivid natural imagery and affectionate musings on a beloved presence. A prose note recalls a sailor's peril on Lake Erie, his life insured, urging fellow rowers to rescue him as he offers salvage.
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Lake Erie
The Song of Steam and Oddities in One Page
A long miscellany style column features poetry The Song of Steam by George W Cutter plus fragments on advertising business sermons and curiosities The piece interweaves steam power industry prosperity and social commentary with notices about funerals royal children and various dated anecdotes and quotes.
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Union
Peru
Chicago
Indianapolis
Columbus
Piqua
Indiana
Marion
Peru, &c
Piqua Register
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