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Oh If I Were a Spirit of Song By Mrs Osgood
The verse imagines a spirit of song hovering above a beloved, brighter visions and lullabies from the land of dreams. It expresses a desire to love without constraint and to bring delicate visions to the beloved through moonlit imagery.
Washington's Master Spirit and Moral Counsel for Youth
The piece contrasts two children, praising one as a future leader shaped by a mother's influence, and condemning the other for arrogance and aimless wandering. It then offers moral exhortations on work, independence, and prudent marriage choices, urging respect for honest labor and caution toward wealth. Also includes anecdotes about frank deception in New York and social maxims about female propriety. Further remarks warn against frivolous behavior and endorse industrious virtue.
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Washington
Zephyr
Morne
Fragmented Reflection on Byron and Women's Role in Nation
The text reflects on Byron's life and moral dilution, compares his influence to that of Washington, and praises women for shaping moral destiny. It questions pride and vanity in women and urges humility and influence for future realms, ending with the name Cora.
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Heaven
Byron
Washington
Cora
James Bowie the Napolean of Duelists on the Rob Roy Duel
On the June 4 1835 voyage of the steam boat Rob Roy from St Louis to New Orleans a poker dispute between a Natchez merchant and a expert gambler ends in a pistol duel with Tom Bowie of Texas facing John Lafitte. Bowies quick eye detects a trick then matches five thousand to twenty thousand in a high stakes heads up game before the duel on deck at sunrise. Bowies bullet wounds Lafitte mortally but Bowie survives with a graze from the shot to his hair.
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Bowie
Rob Roy
St. Louis
New Orleans
Natchez
Ever
Anon
Perse
Blackleg
Tom James Bowie
Texas
John Lafitte
Heaven
Tam
James Bowie and the Alamo Legend in an Anecdote
A narrative portrays James Bowie as fearless and generous while recounting his death at the Alamo. The tale praises his protection of the weak, condemns tyrants, and links his epitaph to Texas and liberty. It notes public envy of his killers and his posthumous fame in lasting memory.
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James Bowie
Alamo
Texas
Temple of Freedom
Attempt at Murder in Kingsville Ends in Arrest
The Conneaut Reporter details a brutal attempt to kill a Kingsville woman by plunging her into a deep well. Rollin L. Hammon was arrested and held on $8,000 bail after the plan failed when a rope and assistance saved the wife. The couple had only married recently and Hammon faced examination as neighbors described his motive as rooted in property gain.
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Conneaut
Kingsville
Aheabulaco
Rollin IL. Hammon
Harmon
Beld
Thomas Mohr
H. G. Thurber
The Great Swimmer Horse Crosses Black Warrior River
Captain Stephenson drove a herd of mules and horses across the Black Warrior after the bridge washout. A chestnut sorrel horse swam the swollen river for fifty three hours, resisting current, until help reached him on a temporary island. Mr. John Porter secured the animal and saved him, restoring health over weeks. The feat is described as remarkable endurance and strength beyond prior examples.
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William A. Stephenson
Jasty
Captain Stephenson
John Porter
Porter
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Franklin Weekly Western Review
The Dying Parrot This Ballad and Its Strange Origin
The article recalls Campbell’s ballad The Parrot and tells how a South American sailor gave his Scottish sweetheart a pet parrot. The bird learned dialects and could mimic voices until age dimmed its memory. A Spanish visitor speaks to him, reviving a moment of life before the bird dies on its perch.
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Campbell
South America
Scotland
Poll
Fragmented dialogue aboard New Haven Railroad car
An odd exchange on a New Haven Railroad car features a Connecticut passenger asking the conductor who he is and questioning conduct, with slang and garbled phrases highlighting a quirky scene aboard train cars.
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