The Summer's Gone and Terms for The Peru Observer
The Peru Observer is a weekly publication on a medium sheet priced at one dollar twenty five cents annually if prepaid or one dollar fifty cents otherwise. Advertising rates include twelve line squares for one dollar and scaled rates for longer ads with discounts for yearly merchants. The poem The Summer's Gone laments loss and echoes themes of fading love and changing seasons with hopeful allusions to reunion.
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Washingtons Farewell to Army and Bentons Texas Bill
A historical record recounts Washingtons farewell to his army in New York 1783 and contrasts his noble leadership with Napoleon. It also presents Bentons Texas bill proposing annexation, boundary terms, statehood, and slavery provisions in Southwest Territory.
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