Obituary of Dr Sewall Noted for Medical Works and Charity
The Augusta born physician Dr Sewall aged 59 died and his funeral was held in Washington on the afternoon of the 11th. He was famed for plates illustrating the stomach and the effects of alcohol. He earned high esteem for his medical achievements and efforts to improve the moral and physical condition of others. The funeral was attended by physicians clergy Columbia College officers and students and Washington citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rs Sewall
Augusta
Columbia College
Washington
N. Y. Organ
Steamboat Swallow Disaster Near Athens Albany Route
The steamer Swallow sailing from Albany to New York struck a rock near Athens about 9 PM in a blizzard like storm. The vessel broke up in twenty five feet of water with 250 to 350 passengers aboard and many unaccounted for. Thirteen bodies recovered as crews from Rochester and Express aided rescue. investigation promised to reveal full causes and consequences.
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Swallow
Albany
New York
Athens
Rochester
Express
Difference of Opinion on Temperance Politics
The New York Organ voices frustration that virtuous society members oppose temperance reform by voting for shopkeepers who sell poison by claiming they are against mixing temperance with politics. The piece condemns a logic that builds up power while hindering the temperance cause, urging consistency in reform efforts.
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John Pierpont
N. Y. Organ
Rome
Sigourney
Ellis
The Pastor’s Dream and Calling Question
A minister recalls preaching for years in a place with no visible benefit and considers quitting. While musing on the subject he dreams of a man and a large rock. The narrative hints at a divine prompt urging him to work and serve despite doubt.
Sinking King Philip Steamboat Narrowly Reaches Shore
A Providence to Fall River steamer King Philip struck a rock in thick fog near Bristol ferry. The vessel began sinking but reached the shore between two rocks as passengers were evacuated. The captain announced all safe and the crowd gave thanks to God near Mount Hope. The episode underlines human life’s uncertainty and the need to be prepared.
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King Philip
Providence
Fall River
Bristol Ferry
Mount Hope
Peterson's May number showcases Oberon and Titania art and Paris fashions
The Express describes the May issue with an engraving from Midsummer Night's Dream and a Paris fashion plate. It promotes Peterson's monthly magazine for two dollars, featuring Salmon colored silk walking dresses with a laced bodice, Turks sleeves, a black lace mantle, and hats with blue feathers, plus morning dresses with high necks and sashes.
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Peterson
Oberon
Titania
Shakespear
Paris
Peterson’s
Tom
Patent Medicines Wealth Stories From New York Figures
The article profiles Brandreth and his Sing Sing factory, noting massive pill production and a $35,000 yearly ad spend. It also highlights Comstock rising from poverty to own a Union Place house and host lavish events, Moffat’s fortune from bitters, and Sherman expanding from Nassau Street shop to wholesale property buying.
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Brandreth
Sing Sing
Union
Comstock
Union Place
Moffat
Sherman
Nassau Street
Charleston City Recorder elected after death of Geo Erkhard
The Charleston City Council on Monday chose Wm. Reid to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Geo B. Erkhard. The grand jury in New York indicted the boat Swallow pilot for negligence in the fatal disaster. Baltimore citizens pledge 5000 dollars for Pittsburg sufferers, while Philadelphia supports a 100000 dollar city loan. Cotton clearances from the port reached 13480 bales, with 6000 bales received. Perryville, Alabama, was burned down except for one house over two nights. Telegraph enterprises expand with extra Long Island station and updated coastal alerts at Nantasket, Boston Light, and Merchants Exchange.
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City Council of
Charleston
Wm. Reid
City Recorder
Geo. B. Erkhard
Swallow
United States Circuit Court
City of
New York
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Hell
Philadelphia
Neic
Telegraph
Messrs. Hudson & Smith
Long Island
Boston Harbor
Nantasket
Boston Light
Long Island Head
Long
Lewis’ Wharf
Merchants’ Exchange
Ice floods Niagara river and surrounding towns near Falls
Reports from Queenston and Lewiston describe rapid ice movement down the Niagara River with a strong north wind. Ice near the Falls reached forty feet high. wharves and stores at Queenston, Lewiston, and Youngstown were swept clean, causing about 100000 dollars in damage.
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Queenston
Lewiston
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Paris
Gobelins
Versailles
Madame Elizabeth
Louis XVI
Boston
Washingtonian
John Bunyan
Turkey
Asia
Augusta Market Report Shows Steady Prices and No New Features
The Augusta market notes no new developments since the last report. Groceries see moderate demand while prices remain unchanged, and no supply changes are anticipated until the upcoming crop requires it.
Restorative Cordial endorsed by physicians across states
The Cordial is praised for distressing complaints and its strong success in sales. Proprietor urges trial, noting extensive physician usage and high recommendations. Multiple Augusta Savannah Charleston dealers listed with dates and broader availability during fall, including printers and stationery suppliers.
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C. C. Sebring
New York
Haviland, Risley & Co
Augusta
G. R. Hendrickson
Savannah
J. H. Curtis
Columbia
E.M. Carey
Haviland
Blarrel & Allen
Cleaveland & Co
E. N. Miller & Co
P.M. Cohen & Co
R. W. Burnham
G. Pelzer
A. Head
W. Quirk
Charleston
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Liverpool
Selma, Ala
Perryville
Perry
Ala
Jqenham & Bleakley
Lily
E. Swarnes
Franklin Literary Society
WM. Haines, Jr
Burke County
Freeman W. Lacy
Waynesboro
Spirit Creek
S. L Bassford
Halnes
EMEDY
M. Antony
Yale
Wm, Haines
Georgity
de Ecner
A . Chans
Canal
Dupont
Russia
Orleans
Davana
Lamp Sea
Raisins
Malaga
Muscatel
New Orleans
Porto Rico
O. Wes
Towodcco
N. Carolina
Twinirginia
Cokneoren Sy Jolly G. Winteue
Mechanics’ Bank
Brunswick Bank Een
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Heen Bank of
Augusta Insurance & Banking Co
Georgia Rail Road Eee
Enews
State of Georgia
Georgia Rail Road Bank
Ruckersville Bank
Marine & Fire
St.Mary's Bank
Central Bank
Wee Ee Weee Bank
Hawkinsville
Merchant’s Bank
Macon
Bank of Darien
Chattahoochie R. R
Western Bank of Georgia Psie
Bank of Columbus
Planters & Mechanics Base
Col Bank of Oemalgeenes Seteweed Georgia
Georgia
Caron
Charleston Banks
Setees Gins
Bank of Aamburg Oeen
Bani Kage
Bank
New York Light
Aatimore
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