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Teething Relief Promoted By Evans Soothing Syrup
An 1840 advertisement touts Dr Evans' Soothing Syrup as a safe, effective remedy for teething pain and convulsions in infants. It claims rapid gum relief, open pores, and prevention of fever, with testimonials from grateful parents and instructions for proper use. The notice lists agents in New York and other towns and invites inquiries from consumers.
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Mei Oes
Spesitis
Sitter Vialert
Sprasny
Evans
Neilady
Inon
Chile
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Petition debates on abolishing slavery in the District of Columbia
Senator Morecke Ab presents petitions signed by Ohio citizens protesting slavery in Washington, arguing Congress may abolish or regulate slavery in the District. He warns that petitions reflect general grievance but that state sovereignty and regional loyalties, especially Ohio and Maryland Virginia interests, constrain federal action. He condemns abolition agitation as hostile to union harmony and cites Ohio resolutions against federal interference in state institutions. He also comments on gender roles and domestic duties influencing public policy engagement.
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Tarzan
Senate
Ebirrisan
Ohia
Congress
District of Columbia
Petion Congress
Ohio
Couplin
Confederacy
Dia Tiel Liemecives
Tas Distree
Distriet
Walim
United States
Union
Maryland
Virginia
Massachusetts
Sidley
Ion
Ovie
Vine
Columbia
Free States
Harrisonians
Ergmizdien
Man
Harrisonians Adopt Name Merger Resolution at Chillicothe
A large Whig gathering in Chillicothe, Ohio, resolves that civil liberty and the nation’s unsettled institutions require unity. From this day, political labels such as Loco Foco, Democrat, Republican, and Whig are to be merged under the inclusive term Harrisonians.
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Chillicuthe
Loco Foco
Senators and reactions amid abolitionist tension
The speaker thanks the Senior from Ohio for eloquence and patriotism as he notes abolitionist sentiment could inflame sectional tensions. He expresses personal pleasure and gratitude while addressing the Senate and the politics of the era.
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Mne
Peritiers
Senate
Prieston
Ohio
Dinner at Tremont House for Gen Henderson in Galveston
Advices from Galveston report a splendid dinner at Tremont House on the 13th for Gen Henderson just back from France. He toasted, urging England not to recognize Texas and urging discriminating duties for all recognizing nations. A ball followed with seventy ladies in attendance and a reception for the general and his wife. Prices for common goods listed include coffee 51 perth, su wi 75 cents, whiskey 650 per gallon, flour 79 per bbl, corn 32 per bushel.
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Texas
Galveston
Sih
New Orleans
Perth
Telegraphic rumor of Houston shot in Texas
A Jackson Texas report via Nashville Tennessee states General Samuel Houston has been shot in a personal meeting with the Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives. No recovery expected. Llanston, a St Augustine county member, is noted as part of the report.
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Nashville
Jackson
Texas
Samuel Houston
House of Representatives
Llanston
St. Augustine
Rumor of Houston Shot by Texas House Speaker Debunked
A Texas report claiming General Samuel Houston was shot by the Speaker of the Texas House proved false. The incident was not confirmed and authorities clarified there was no shooting involving Houston or the speaker.
Signor Ruiz in Jail Controversy Over False Imprisonment
A writer in the Express denounces Judge Tappan and protests Signor Ruiz's four months in the Egyptian catacombs after a Havana voyage. The piece claims Ruiz was robbed and nearly murdered by Amistad pirates, then jailed on a suit of false imprisonment, urging authorities to intervene and a public meeting to address the matter.
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Signor Ruiz
the Express
The
Amistad
Lewis Tappan
Mr. Tappan
Havana
Tapau
Pirae
Turkey
Miraculous preservation of life at Verplanck Point
Report from Peekskill Republicans notes a man buried under a collapsed wooden curb and soil during a well shaft at Mills property. Neighbors and rescuers worked through the night, freeing him at dawn to find him uninjured with no broken bones, a remarkable survival.
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Messry
H. B. Greenwood
W. Bleakley, Jr
S. H. Mills
Peekskill
Verplanck’s Point
Leen Rt
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