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Lonwer
Uurt
Teething Relief Promoted By Evans Soothing Syrup Story
A testimonial and advertisement extols Dr William Evans's Soothing Syrup for teething infants. It claims the syrup calms gum pain, prevents convulsions, and aids sleep, with a letter from a satisfied parent praising its quick benefit. It warns of fake copies and lists authorized sellers across cities.
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William Evans
Joan Plata
Arrival of General Harrison in Glote amid pomp and protest
The Feb 9 Glote reports President-elect Harrison arriving in the city around eleven. It contrasts his reception with Van Buren’s alleged arrogance and contrasts Harrison’s display with Andrew Jackson’s modest withdrawal from ceremony, noting crowded processions and mixed public sentiment.
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Harrrison
Aliinson
van Buren
National Intelligencer
Ui National Intelligencer
Warrison
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Jackson
Hermitage
Washington
Rockville
Gadsby’s
General's Journey Through Baltimore and Senate Symbols
The piece traces a General's journey from start to end with ominous omens in journals friendly to him. It notes an earthquake at departure, a Baltimore welcome with bank explosions, and thefts on Pennsylvania Avenue. It links these events to a strained political mood and the Union symbols at the Capitol, ending with the torn state flags and Tippecanoe Club efforts to repair them.
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Baltimore
Kas
Pennsylvania Avenue
Senate
Union
Liberty
Capitol
United States
Harrison
Tippecanoe Club
Bankrupt State finances in North Carolina debate
The piece derides state finances and cites a series of legislative acts and resolutions. It claims the treasury is strained, with borrowings up to 570,000 to cover expenses and appropriations for railroads, the governor’s mansion, and staff costs. It laments economy promises and notes population shifts and slave trends from the 1840 census.
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Wilmington
Raleigh and Gaston
George E. Badger
North Carolina
Slavery and congressional reapportionment estimates in North Carolina
The passage argues that North Carolina faced large potential population shifts under a new apportionment, estimating a slave population value and predicting loss of Congressional seats. It notes Mississippi’s growth in representation and cites figures like twenty million dollars in slave value, fifty million in remaining enslaved people, and potential changes from thirteen to ten seats for North Carolina.
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North Carolina
Carolin
N. Carolina
Congress
Mississippi
Sudisburif Caralinian
Law's Patent Stave Dresser Examined for Craftsmanship
A simple, strong, and economical patent stave dresser was observed yesterday, offering a curious example of design. The construction emphasizes straightforward methods and practical utility, inviting further examination of its mechanics and potential benefits.
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Law
American Ingenuity in Nashville Buckets by Steam Power
The Nashville Whig reviews a new bucket making machine in Nashville, noting it as a result of steam power. The device uses cedar and relies on steam-driven saws, grooving, turning, and finishing to produce five to six hundred buckets per month with about four workers.
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Nashville Whig
Fate of the Apostles and Jewish Mission on Mount Zion
The article recounts martyrdoms of the twelve apostles with varied fates in cities across Africa, Europe and Asia and notes the Jews in the Holy Land rising from 2,000 to over 40,000 in five years. It mentions the London Society’s mission to convert Jews, a Hebrew prayer book, and a Hebrew Psalm singing church on Mount Zion.
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Holy Land
London Society
Derusslim
Mount Zion
Singular Escape Near Scilly Islands Capsize
A vessel near the Scilly Islands capsized suddenly trapping four aboard. The interior air kept the cabin airless as three men and a boy endured three days without food before rescue.
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Scilly Islands
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