February 23, 1841

Pamphlet

Title: Petition

26th Congress 2nd Session [214] Senate (2nd Copy)

GLC03776.35

February 23, 1841

Pamphlet

Title: Petition

26th Congress 2nd Session [213] Senate (2nd Copy)

GLC03776.36

February 23, 1841

Pamphlet

Title: Petition

26th Congress 2nd Session [214] Senate (2nd Copy)

GLC03776.37

7 June 1864

Usher, John Palmer, 1816-1889

Pamphlet

Title: Approriations for Indian Tribes

38th Congress 1st Session Ex. Doc. No. 96 House of Represenatives

GLC03776.38

29 March 1844

Johnson, Cave, fl. 1844

Pamphlet

Title: Claims Arising Under the Cherokee Treaty

28th Congress 1st Session Rep. No. 391 House of Represenatives

GLC03776.39

1844

Rogers, John, fl. 1844

Pamphlet

Title: Cherokee Indians

28th Congress 1st Session Doc. No. 235 House of Represenatives

GLC03776.40

1844

Pamphlet

Title: Cherokee Indians

28th Congress 1st Session Doc. No. 234 House of Represenatives

GLC03776.41

23 May 1870

Downing, Lewis, fl. 1870

Pamphlet

Title: Memorial of the Delegates of the Cherokee, Crrek, and Choctaw Nations of Indians

41th Congress 2nd Session Mis. Doc. No. 143 Senate

GLC03776.42

27 August 1842

Harris, William A., fl. 1842

Pamphlet

Title: Removal of the Cherokees West of the Mississippi

27th Congress 2nd Session Rep. No. 1098 House of Representatives

GLC03776.43

February 1, 1843

Tyler, John, 1790-1862

Pamphlet

Title: Cherokee Treaty

27th Congress 3rd Session Doc. No. 110 House of Represenatives Executive

GLC03776.44

7 March 1870

Voorhees, fl. 1870

Pamphlet

Title: Treaty with Cherokee Nation

41st Congress 2nd Session Mis. Doc. No. 79 House of Represenatives

GLC03776.45

5 March 1832

Pamphlet

Title: New York - Inhabitants of - Cherokee Indians

22nd Congress 1st Session Doc. No. 175 House of Represenatives

GLC03776.46

1861-1877

Dublin Steam Printing Company

Pamphlet

Title: This is What I Want

The story of a penitent Hindu's conversion in accepting Jesus Christ. Trust in Jesus Christ and in his atonement is paramount.

GLC00687.116

1861-1877

American Christian Commission

Pamphlet

Title: Occasional Papers.

The paper includes testimonies from the field to engage commitment and religious conviction.

GLC00687.119

1853

Pamphlet

Title: Et Afskedsquad til Emigranter

GLC09535

1912

Addams, Jane, 1860-1935

Pamphlet

Title: Why women should vote

GLC09537

1902

Carleton, James H., 1814-1873

Pamphlet

Title: Special Report of the Mountain Meadow Massacre

One report related to the Mountain Meadow Massacre printed in 1902. It contains the testimonial of J. H. Carleton's investigation of the Mountain Meadow Massacre which took place September 7 -11, 1857. He details the death of 120 people who were travelling from Arkansas to California, travelling in 40 wagons. His instructions were to bury the bones of the men, women and children who had not been buried properly. Text also gives his character reference of a Mormon family, the Hamblins who interacted with those murdered.

GLC09539

January 29, 1848

Waowawanaonk

Pamphlet

Title: Speech of Wa-o-wa-wa-na-onk, an Indian Chief.

One printed speech of Wa-o-wa-wa-na-onk also known as Peter Wilson to a committee at the Baltimore Yearly Meeting of Friends on Indian Concerns, delieved on January 29, 1848. His speech expresses his concerns regarding the Treaty of 1838 and the efforts that the Society of Friends went through to prove the treaty fradulent. He calls for end to censure of Senecans and the progress they have made.

GLC09540

1874

The Fire-Proof Building Company of New York, fl. 1874

Pamphlet

Title: The Fire-Proof Building Company of New York

The Fire-Proof Company of New York uses French hydraulic lime of Teil, one of the strongest cements known. Methods require the placement of incombustible material between partitions and open spaces. They list several New York locations which have been fireproofed. They discuss several different architectural possibilities in buildings as well as other structures, including sidewalks, piers, walls, and pavements. An appendix includes testimonies from authorized witnesses and newspaper articles supporting the fireproof concept. Illustrated plates indicate measurements and illustrations of…

GLC00687.156

circa 1763-1783

Pamphlet

Title: Biography of Paul and Charlotte Weitzel and their children

GLC03769.093

1861-1877

Jeffreys, Mary Stemple, fl. 1861-1877

Pamphlet

Title: Mother, 1841-1914

This pamphlet provides a short family history of Lydia A. Bishoff, as well as a list of all of Bishoff's children.

GLC03523.40.34

1861-1877

Jeffreys, Mary Stemple, fl. 1861-1877

Pamphlet

Title: David Stemple, 1816-1906

This pamphlet provides a short family history of Major David Stemple, Jr., as well as a list of all of Stemple's children.

GLC03523.40.35

1864

Powell, George May, 1835-1905

Pamphlet

Title: Facts and Figures for the Hour

Recognizing that money is power, federal taxes have always caused problems for citizens. Other countries have much higher excise and revenue taxes, and yet the U.S. competes with them in every field. He compares foreign money, duties, and taxes with American systems of the same. He examines the recent debt and resources of the U.S. with attention to the loyal states as responsible for assuming the whole burden. The West holds great natural financial potential. The great rate of U.S. growth indicates its future

GLC00687.193

1 July 1876

Little, James, fl. 1876

Pamphlet

Title: The Timber Supply

The danger of over consumption of timber is serious. States east of Ohio generally have denuded forests. The west and northwest up to the Rocky Mountains are "all chiefly prairie and an almost treeless territory," depending on the east for wood, particularly Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota. He examines timber in the Pacific West and in Canada. Inserted is an advertisement by F. L. Ricketts for the North Mountain House in Ganoga Lake, Shickshinny P. O. Luzerre Co. Pa. dated 1879.

GLC00687.162

February 26, 1829

Adams, John Quincy, 1767-1848

Book

Title: Message from the President of the United States, transmitting in compliance with a resolution of the House of Representatives of 13th January, 1825.

"A statement of convictions, executions, and pardons, under the authority of the Government of the United States, since the adoption of the Constitution. February 26, 1829. Read, and laid upon the table." Printed as House Document no. 146, 20th Congress, 2d Session.

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