Augusta, ME: Wm. V.V. Washburn and Hiram W. Jewell, 1831. 38 x 48 cm. Secret of making good cider is to add a half pint of mustard seed before bunging the cask. There are now more than 12,000 churches in the U.S. (in 1831). Missionaries among the Cherokees-- Georgia state law prevents white people from living among the Indians except under special permission. Rats in London: Norway rats are taking away the food of the English black rat, men who work in the London sewers mix small pieces of cork with tallow and leave them for the rats. The rats eat this and eventually the cork swells up in the rat and bursts its intestines. Revolution in Rio de Janeiro-- citizens fleeing inland and onto British and American ships in harbor. How to pronounce Polish names. Newspaper, quite worn and frayed, large triangle torn from pp. 1-2 and bottom corner, right corner of p. 1 (20 cm. x 10 cm.) Thus incomplete and poor. . Catalogs: Newspapers/History.

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Bookseller: The Personal Navigator (US)
Bookseller's Inventory #: 7157
Title: Augusta (Maine) Courier, and Workingmen's Journal, Friday Evening, September 9, 1831
Book Condition: Used
Publisher: Wm. V.V. Washburn and Hiram W. Jewell
Place of Publication: Augusta, ME
Date Published: 1831
Pages: 4 pp
Size: 38 x 48 cm
Bookseller catalogs: Newspapers/History;

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