EoiTOR'S TABLE and July Magazine Advertising Preview
A detailed, critical survey of the July volume of a prominent periodical. It notes Jenny Lind engravings, portraits, and woodcuts, with extensive lists of contributors including Lowell and Whipple. It highlights premiums, engravings, and a mix of poetry, essays, reviews, and children's education pages.
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Gquanan
Jenny Lind
Ad‘vince
Nevant
Whipple
Lowell
Street
Jen Hos
Giles
Tuckerman
Wallace
Grange R
Graham
Webster and Mann clash over trial by jury in Massachusetts letters
Massachusetts debate erupts as Mr Webster and Mr Mann quote judges and invoke the Constitution to argue whether a trial by jury is required for fugitives and property claims. The exchange centers on Webster’s critique of Mann’s positions and a cited passage from Judge Story.
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Viner Praven
Girnhor
Pussowan
Woluter
Cornhill
Blackwood
London
Tinwa
United Service Magazine
Lailies Companion
Examiner, &c
E. Littell & Co
Dees
Europe
Ghia
Titel, & CO
Corner di Tresnont
Bromseld
Webster
Peter
Newburyport
Jonas
Harnece Mann
Mann
Wotwter
Horace Mann
Confront Mascacht
Cotte
Wright
Webster Sponke
Ldp
Wobater
Maseachusetts
Hiv
Mr. Webster
Nelleis, See Eetryot
Tim Hesck
Feng
Jenating
Tunis
Political Duty and National Allegiance in a Fragmented Letter
A fragment discusses duty to a nation and state, opposing coercion and endorsing constitutional restraint. It questions allegiance to external powers, references Webster, mentions Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and New England, and contrasts domestic rights with foreign politics amid abolitionist tensions. The writer defends home interests over distant quarrels and highlights patriotic concerns.
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Lebould
Mr. Webster
Mod
New England
Mosachuestra
Pennsylvania
Gothernee
Pennaylvenia
Calfirnia
Kouwath
A Failure or Triumph in the Ant Slavery Struggle
The Liberty Party paper discusses the Brooklyn Freewill Journal’s claim that the recent anniversary of the American antislavery society failed, arguing the Tabernacle meeting energized the cause. It praises Garrison, condemns mob violence, and notes Walker’s speech in the New England Convention plus pledged abolitionist zeal. Classified notices report marriages and a death, with abolitionist references and removals.
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Liberty Party
Gerrit Smith le
Brooklyn Aally
Freewil
Sayer
Joe
Tabernacle
Europe
Mel
Donglana
Tauime
Walker
New England
Boone
alave #0
Ned
W. Walker Jay
Ue Handa
Ratera
Maryland Slave Law Verdict Sparks Public Debate
The Maryland case centers on Rebecca Garrett and her children claiming freedom after years of servitude. The jury found that slaves could gain freedom through actions of their owner and the court upheld the verdict, prompting praise from some and criticism from others. The owner plans to appeal to the Court of Appeals, calling the ruling a profound injustice to property rights and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Garrett
Hovtard
Gale Rouinel
Dinion
Court of Appeals
Maryland
Anernvces
Crantawron
Charleton
An Hnan
John McNamer
See Eye
Pene Ber
Rewben Dickey
Mee
News of the Week
Transcribed fragments recount a disastrous steamer fire near Cheve re, with many passengers escaping by water before the vessel struck a sand-bar near shore. Other items note census data expectations, California fever among fowl breeders, and various political and local notices from 1850s era newspapers.
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Lyvr
Democrat
G. P. Grit
Ventur’s
Chevere
Land Fu
Niles
Ind
Cali
Ehulgeante
England
Ireland
Gortanus
Periaded
Medina County
Phillisaster
Benevolent Sewing Circle Sale Supports Destitute Colored People
A moral movement by the Benevolent Pair, Mesers, and Anti Slavery Sewing Circle seeks donations of money and goods for the destitute and oppressed. They ask neighbors to contribute clothing, fabrics, shoes, and household items via local merchants and homes, with proceeds aiding abolition lectures and charitable work in communities including Kennett Square and Brownville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nove
Rome
Fincy Coap
Ners
Dombe
Bakota
Cope
Con
Neil
Swurok
Mirm
Coceman
Elmatreot
Lon Kerr
Min
Anpuew HL. Buner
Moths Cassimeres and Summer Cloths at Salem Store
TILE mibectiber at one door west of the Salem Bookstore Salem Ou offers materials for men's clothing by the yard. Aimed to provide coats vests pantaloons shirts collars and cravats readymade or to measure with insistence on quality and right fabric for customers. James Darnady June 1850.
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Mibectiber
Salem
Gener
Ken James Darnady
Juno Bet
Anti Slavery Society Notice At Marlborough Fourth July Rally
The Western Anti Slavery Society invites members and friends to Marlborough on July 4 at 10 AM for a rally in a grove or the Great Tent. A gathering from Stark, Columia, Portage and Summit counties is expected with Abby Kelley, Poster, Hobinran, Crooke, Oliver Johnson and others likely in attendance.
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T ‘AntiSlavery Society
Marlborough
Friends of the Cause
Stark
Columbia Uno
Portage
Summit
Abby Kelley
Mariny Hobinran
Batn’l Crooke
Oliver Johnson
Wright
Sewing Items Market Demand Report
Central market notes high demand for sewing supplies including superior quality sewist goods. Vendors report steady receipts of items in 100 piece packages and cash payments frequently above standard prices. Published June 1 1450.
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Sewiso Siam
Original Barter in this Place Promises Quick Deals
Fragmentary notice describes Aaron Day at Pawwutt and Johnson's promising dry goods groceries and books at cheap prices. It notes a shop entrance, a door rent, and unspecified crowd behavior with garbled directions. Readable names include Ba ty Lent and Dre oa.
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Aaron Day
Baty
Cail
Pawwutt
Johnwon
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Thayer
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American Bible Union
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Indy War
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Jane Td
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