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Newspaper

American Union

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1838

Page

3

Ohio address on prisons, schools, and militia reforms

Governor Joseph Vance reviews state institutions for the blind and for orphans, discusses replacing capital punishment with life imprisonment, and cites subsidies to turnpike companies. He urges protecting constitutional fugitives and slaves, outlines border-state diplomacy, and calls for militia reorganization and military code revisions to modernize Ohio’s defenses.

Commonwealth of Kentucky John B. Mahan Brown County Mason Wmn Greathouse Kentucky United States Virginia Fathers of the Republic Ohio Union Joseph Vance Columbus

Americas Ledger publication terms and notice details

The paper lists publication frequency every Tuesday afternoon at Market Street near F and M Bank. Subscriptions cost a stated amount per year payable in advance, with a discount if paid for a half year. Notices and advertisements follow standard postal rules and post paid letters receive attention.

Americas Market Street F. & M. Bank

Martin Van Buren and the Constitutional Treasury

A December 11 1838 issue prints The Message of the President to Congress and the Governor's Message. The paper notes the democratic tone of the President’s address and omits a bank-related eulogy from the Governor’s remarks due to space.

Martin van Buren the Constitutional Treasury United States Congress Gece United States Bank

Organization of the Legislature and party notes, 1838

Gen Stokely reports that the Senate and House were organized with Hawkins as Speaker in Morgan and Faran as Speaker in Cincinnati. Democratic party meetings favored keeping the local post office incumbent. Hugh A Garland elected Clerk of the House on the third ballot. Thomas H Benton reelected to the U S Senate from Missouri. Good news.

Stokely Colympss Messrs McCauslin & Harper Senate House of Representatives Hawkins Morgan McNulty Mansfield Faran Cincinnati Blodget Elkins Democratic Party W. B. Kerlin Poy Hugh A. Garland, Esq W.S. Franklin H. A. Garland M. St. Clair Clarke Eo Thomas H. Benton Senate of the United States Missouri

Harrisburg Turmoil Over Philadelphia County Seats

A Harrisburg letter from December 4 1838 reports civil unrest as Philadelphia county seats are disputed by Federalists and Democrats. It notes a governor called militia, the State House and Arsenal secured, two rival speakers William Hopkins and Cunningham, and warnings of a coming revolutionary mood with counterfeit notes circulating locally.

State House Arsenal Clay Webster Binney

Destructive Boiler Explosion on Steamer Leeneral Brows

Report of a deadly boiler explosion aboard the steamer Leeneral Brows near St Helena on the 23rd, blamed on engine neglect. List includes Captain S. Clark and numerous crew members feared dead or missing, with several passengers also reported killed or injured. Authorities will pursue a legal investigation into steamboat racing practices.

Vive de Sew Okage Dietietan & Dreadful Exnplaion Leeneral Brows Enant General S. Clark B. Bonsteel Wilson New Albany Elijah Ensigs Eli Jonas Maysville Kentucky Hamilton McCrae Louisville Benjamin Handy Cook David Applegate Jeremiah McCassel George Myers Pittsburgh Henry Mcfiniey Ditto Passegers D. L. Davis Natehez Elisha Libbery Port Hudson W. A. Miller Dr. Brice Vicksburg Blanchard Edward Hubbard New Orleans Robert Johnson James Ball J. K. Long J. N. Utter R. Garthwaite Columbia Thomas Tewe Barney Gaffeny Madison John

Comanche threat alarms Texas settlers near San Antonio

A letter dated San Antonio and received in Houston reports Comanche Indians assembling near the city. A camp sent word residents may depart safely for a few days, but those remaining would be massacred regardless of age or sex, provoking widespread alarm and mobilization across Texas.

Houston San Antonio Texas

Blankets Sale Announcement From Local Provider

An aged notice promotes a sale of blankets by a local supplier. It highlights a broad assortment and mentions a connection to J. Diee. The terse wording reflects a brief classified style typical of era newspapers.

Marshal's Sale of Bown Lots in Steubenville

The marshal announces sale of taxed lots at the court house in Steubenville on Monday December 1st at 10 o clock A M unless taxes penalty and costs are paid earlier The sale covers the described lots with ten percent penalty and costs of levying and advertising BE Steele Marshal December 11 1RIB ts

Teubenville Cadiz Cambridge Court House Steubenville Jas. Wilson N.B Springfield Jefferson County Olio Richmond Brice Edgington Abraham T. Markle BE. Steele

Provable Effects of Evans Camonule Sonic and Family Appment

Mr Joshua Swain of Cape May county New Jersey reports recovery from extreme debility, pain in side back and limbs, giddiness, nausea, breathing difficulty, stomach distress and cold extremities after using Evans Camonule Sonic medicines. His wife Mrs Swain also healed. The notice invites others with similar symptoms to seek treatment at No 9 North Eighth Street Philadelphia and at James Turnbull Market Street book store.

Sarah Brenhiser Amos Brenhiser Second Street Germantown Road Philadelphia de. WM. Evans Brenhiser Brentinerj Sarah Breneiser John Steif Baker North Eighth Street W. Evans North Sid Street James Turnbull Market St Steubenville William Evans Joshua Swain Cape May County N.d

Caution over spurious vermifuge imitator warns public

B A Fahnestoek cautions that a counterfeit version of his vermifuge pretends to imitate his medicine. He notes the fake uses same vial and copied directions, and warns it lacks the active principle, posing danger. He urges the public to seek eight ba Fahndestock’s Vermituge with the signature and caution on the label to ensure authenticity.

Coychoga Falls O Fahnestock Richard Ivy William Wetmore Ashtabula O Kahnestock & Co Lucas RR. Roberts & Co Alexander H Innis Claysville B A Fahnestock Messrs Joseph Wasson & Co Leesburg Fahnestock & Co Samuel P Fenton Conneaut Fahestock & Co Isaiah Scott Fifth Ward City of Pittsburgh Rebecca Duvall Pittsburgh 8Ba Fahdestock

Sears American Hygiene Vegetable Renovating Pills Ad

The notice proclaims Sears' American Hygiene Vegetable Renovating Pills as a remedy for bilious and liver complaints and stomach disorders. B. A. Fahnestock & Co. are named sole agents for the Western market to handle agencies and wholesale orders.

Sears’ American Hygiene B. A. Fahnestock & Co

Anti Bilious Pills Ad From 1826 Pittsburgh Firm

The notice describes Anti Bilious Pills prepared by BA Fahnestock and Co as useful for many fevers dysentery dropsy and other ailments. It includes a patient testimonial from John Stouffer in Chambersburg and notes property for sale or rent in Steubenville as well as a stock of dry goods and Kentucky tobacco offers.

Atlantic Wellsburg John S BA Fahnestocks BA Fahnestock & Co Drugiste Pittsburgh Chambersburg Keyser John Stouffer Steubenville APU Ey Pr. T. Johnston John

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