The Freedom of the Press and Habeas Corpus in Abolition Debate
A fragmentary dramatic piece argues for press liberty and habeas corpus amid 1835 abolition tensions. It contrasts freedom of expression with tyrannical power, urging defense of legal rights and resisting suppression while linking to political stakes and public sentiment. It also includes an extract of Phleo Sprague's Boston speech warning the South against abolitionist influence and a military notice authorizing soldiers to receive any daily paper.
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President
Kise
Gaderal
Brigadier
Phleo
Prague
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Sprague
South
Canada
Nova Scotia
Army of the Potomac
Meaps
Geeral Rostenaxa
Press and Readers lament perilous times and hard pay
The editor pleads for support for the Democratic Press in Preble County. He recounts sacrifices, rising costs, strained finances, and threats while vowing to publish a list of defaulters to shame nonpayers and keep the paper alive.
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Preble
Katou
Tosa
Presa
America
Systers of Preskan Ste Offer for Free Beauty Remedies
An 1863 advertisement by Thomas F. Chapman promises a free mail reply with full directions for a simple basin method to remove pimples blotches tan freckles and impurities within 10 days and to stimulate hair growth including whiskers or mustache within 30 days, available by return mail at no charge from No. 831 Broadway New York dated July 23 1863.
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F. Chapman
Broadway
New York
To Consumptives E Advertiser Offers Free Remedy
An elderly advertisement claims a simple remedy can restore health to consumptives within weeks. Edward A Wilson of Williamsburg Ring County New York offers to mail a free prescription and preparation directions to any seeker, promising a cure for consumption asthma bronchitis and related afflictions.
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Edward A
Wilson
Williamsburg
Ringe County
New Yorke
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Walnut
Wise
Eaton
Troy
Reynolda
Paton
Notaries Public
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Gilmore & Campbell Beton
Dea
TO. Ware A
G. D. Mokemny
New York Metropolitan
Wncham
Lina Liberty
Wutextingaiahed
Etep
Liberty
van Sore
Loren
Stri Xe
Lor No
Damocles
Freeman
Balint
Sam
Libarty
Keepi
Hey
Mpc
North
Guys LeMex
Republic
United States
Abraham Lincoln
Thare
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