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Woman's Rights by Mrs P L Laselle
A poem extols a woman's rights as nurse and hearth keeper, mother guide and educator. It praises her influence in home, marriage, and nation and affirms spiritual duties as higher than public honors.
Popping the question or a new remedy for faintness
A Victorian gallery sketch shows Julia Watson and William Farrington in a country parlor. Farrington’s awkward courtship ends with him fainting and Julia applying camphor spirit to revive him, inspiring the caption Popping the question or a new remedy for faintness.
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Julia Watson
List of Acts Passed at the Second Session of the First Congress
Long list of acts and joint resolutions originated in the Senate and House, detailing relief measures for individuals, land claims, military and Indian affairs, territorial government, court adjustments, and appropriations for the year ending June 30, 1852, with notes on related topics and an unrelated London Patriot excerpt.
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Senate
Oregon
House of Representatives
United States
Pennsylvania
District of
Ohio
Arkansas
Maine
Secretary of War
Georgia
American Colonization Society
Frederick D. Mills
Hubert H. Booley
Baron de Bastrop
de Bastrop
William Hardin
H. J. McClintock
Harrison Gill
Manafild Carter
New Haven and
New London
Cincinatus Trousdale
John G. Connelly
U. States
Chicago
Illinois
Congress
John de Neufville & Son
Louis Kossuth
Hungary
Smithsonian Institution
Alexander Hamilton
Sayles J. Bower
Indian Department
William Gray
Frederick Durrive
Danning R. McNair
Robt. S. Burrough
Stephen Hopkins
Minnesota
Military
Jose D. Ward
Isaac Watts Griffith
Post Office Department
Naval Service
John D. Colmesuil
Ohio and Mississippi Mail Line Company
Gambling tale and a dueling riddle spread through stories
A stream of anecdotes on gambling and justice opens with a deacon stopping a card game in a mill race and flushing gamblers away by releasing the water. It then shifts to a Mississippi story of a poor blind boy and flutist Kyle aiding Jenny Lind, ending with short humor questions and answers about common curiosities.
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William Farrington
William
Julia
Antoinette
Burritt
New England
Amesbury
Satan
Atlantic
Beelzebub
Cymon
Mississippi
Jenny Hnd
Kyle
Jenny Lind
Mr. Kyle
Jenny
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Spirit of the Times
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Sanscrit
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