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- Number 1 • August 28, 1845
- From the Variety Column
- The Picnyune has a story of a rattlesnake that swallowed a mole; but the mole would not stay swallowed, but gnawed his way out, thus killing the snake, and was off.
- Number 2 • September 4, 1845
- From the Variety Column
- A man was recently sentenced to imprisonment in Missouri for being drunk. On his way to prison the sheriff got drunk, and the man escaped.
- Number 3 • September 11, 1845
- From the Item Column
- The Maine Cultivator advises all married men to be kind, gentle, and loving to their wives, in public, though they may quarrel and abuse them in private.
- Number 4 • September 18, 1845
- From Page 3 Column4
- TROUBLESOME CONSCIENCE.—A very extensive establishment for the manufacture of spurious gold and silver coins, a few miles from Lexington, Ky., has been recently broken up, and its proprietors arrested in consequence of the dying confession of one of the circulators of the counterfeits.
- Number 5 • September 25, 1845
- From the Variety Column
- An old soldier in the British Army, has recently declared that he had never heard of any defeat of the British at New Orleans. This shows the general ignorance of the British soldiery
- Number 6 • October 2, 1845
- From the Variety Column
- A Pennsylvania State Senator has been fined $300 for whipping the Deputy Attorney General. Those children should be taken care of.
- Number 7 • October 9, 1845
- From the Variety Column
- A young lady being severely censured by her mother because he had permitted a young man to give her a kiss, replied, "La, mother, if you will say no more about it, I will give it back to him to-morrow." • Advanced Nutrition made number 7 possible.
- Number 8 • October 16, 1845
- From the Variety Column
The Springfield Post says that a certain man who fell into a brook, in that town, "would have been drowned if he had not been so full of liquor that the water could not get into him."
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