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The National Era, June 7, 1855
Slavery Related Content
Washington, D.C., Thursday, June 7, 1855. G. Bailey Editor and Proprietor, John G. Whittier, Corresponding Editor. 4 large pages.
The Legal Tenure of Slavery. Sudden Death of a Slaveholder. Twenty nine Slaves Emancipated. Reorganization of the Anti Slavery Movement. Chivalry of the Old Dominion. Know Nothingism and Nebraskaism. The National Know Nothing Convention. Latest From Kansas. How Elections are Discussed in Kansas. Division of California Into Three States. Political Movements in Ohio. The Virginia...
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BOSTON CULTIVATOR, APRIL 28, 1849
Office, No. 22 North Market Street
Boston, Mass., Saturday Morning, April 28, 1849
The Fremont Expedition. The African Slave Trade.
8 pages. Vignette of spead winged eagle at the top of the masthead. Illustration on the front page of a Farm Cottage. Mainly a farming related newspaper with numerous such articles: Application of Manure. Merino Sheep vs Natives. Culture of Wheat. Thirteenth Agricultural Meeting at the State House. Carbon and Carbonic Gases. Farmers Try Experiments. Can Plants Avoid Poisons. Disease Among Fowls....
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BOSTON CULTIVATOR, MAY 19, 1849
Office, No. 22 North Market Street
Boston, Mass., Saturday Morning, May 19, 1849
8 pages. Vignette of spead winged eagle at the top of the masthead. Illustration on the front page of The Plum Curculio. Mainly a farming related newspaper with numerous such articles: The Plum Curculio, Grafting the Pear on the Apple Stock, Farm Gardens, The Foundered Horse, Applying Compost, Applying Dung to Wheat, Field Culture of Root Crops, Miking Cows, Plants and Poisons, The Kitchen Garden, Quince Trees & Honey Bees, Corn Fodder and Pumpkins for Milch...
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