SICK HEADACHE TREATED BY HARLICK TONIC AND PILLS
An 19 N Eighth Street Philadelphia based remedy for sick headache details its causes chiefly stomach derangement and notes females are most affected. Dr Harlick's Compound Strengthening Tonic and German Aperient Pills claim to purge stomach and bowels purify blood remove liver and intestinal tumors and restore nervous vigor with a regimen of German Aperient pills then tonic pills. Sold at Frazer and Bell Steubenville May 27.
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N. Eighth Street
Philadelphia
Frazer & Bell
Steub
For Sale at Mellor's Periodical Agency Catalog
This day received and for sale at Mellor's Periodical Agency a list of books and periodicals including The Women of England by Mrs Ellis The Daughters of Magland and more Also arrivals for June Grodeys Lady's Book Graham's Magazine and others priced from 2 to 25 cents Call and inspect June 3 25 Ww
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Mellor
England
Ellis
Magland
F. Brenen
Apoleon
Allison
Europe
Shaker
Grodey
Price
Graham
Ladies’ Musical Library
Ireland
D. O’connel
Papacy
A Fleming
Neander
Fredericka Bremer
Rockey Mountains
W. Irving
The Widow's Last Trial by Mrs Nathan Sargent
From Miss Leslies Magazine the tale follows William the son of a widowed mother who gains a partner share in a Rochester NY merchants firm. A stormy night, a drowning death, and the widow's heartbreak culminate in a tragic sacrifice and lasting sorrow.
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William
Rochester
New York
The Bad Lump From the Youth's Cabinet
An old sailor tells of a temperance pledge tale on a steamboat between New York and New Haven. A man shaved back to drinking after a year, renewing the pledge for 999 years plus a life lease. On visit day he fears a lump and stomach pains, the tavern keeper's warned omen echoed.
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New York
N. Haven
Toleration and the Skeptic Faith in Knickerbocker's Voice
A Knickerbocker essay argues for charity toward skeptics and religious liberty. It urges doubt, mutual respect, and personal conscience, comparing minds to telescopes with differing views and calling for action over dogma. The piece laments proselytizing zeal and promotes living faith through deeds and kindness.
Glimpses of Jackson at the Hermitage May 1843
An Extracts from the Globe letter from the Hermitage dated May 14 1843 describes Gen Jackson's health and conduct during a visit from St Louis to Nashville. It recounts church attendance with a young minister and a large, reverent congregation, Jackson's consideration of joining the church, his visit to a mourning widow, and details of the Hermitage estate including its 1200 acre tract, cedar rails, and the monument for Mrs Jackson and for Jackson himself.
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The
Globe
Hermitage
St. Louis
Nashville
Mr. Lapsiey
Jackson
Cuba
Mew. Jackson
Ambiguous Phrase Reflects Doctrinal Assertion
A cryptic line states that any man who follows his will will come to know the doctrine, suggesting a religious or editorial note on belief and obedience. The fragment hints at a broader discussion of faith and command, but lacks concrete context or full argument.
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Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Isaac McDonald
William White
Cross Creek Township
Chs
S. Barnes
John Irvine
Jefferson Co
Ohio
Smithfield
John
Irvine
Wm. White
Piano Forte Music
Madison
U.S
Frazer & Beu
Frazer & Bewv
Miss Leslie's Magazine
Mrs
Nathan Sargent
Genesee
Atl
Hirm
Art
Satan
God
Jesus
Christ
NaturesSoda
Parnham
Great Western Prairies
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
Great Bear River
Great Salt Lake
California
Pacific
Missouri
Saratoga
From
the Globe
Gen. Jackson
Cumberland
Mississippi
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