Hepatic Disease Frequency Among Habitual Drunkards Noted
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion on the higher incidence of liver diseases in habitual drinkers. The line hints at a commentary on health risks tied to chronic intoxication.
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Eustis
Boston Daily Times
Abraham Eustis
United States Army
6Th Military Department
Portland
Elm Hotel
Charleston
D. C
Wm. Eustis
Gov. Eustis
Dinner at Faneuil Hall celebrates temperance stance
A Boston paper lauds the Faneuil Dinner for excluding alcohol praising the national stand against drink. It notes toasts and temperance humor, cites tempers in New York pledges, cabinet changes, and local governance actions, and records deaths and lectures with broad historical context.
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Faneuil Hall
Bunker Hill
Faneuil
Augusta City Council Considers Savannah River Bridge Terms
James Gadsden, president of the South Carolina Canal and Rail Road Company, proposes a negotiation with Augusta officials to remove river barriers and regulate free passage, depot rights, and a separate truss bridge for locomotives. A five member committee is appointed to meet the railroad with citizens for final action. The council adjourns after assigning the committee.
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Jal
M. M. Dye
Miller
Greiner
Crump
Hibler
Hill
Rhine Philip
Robertson
James Gadsden
South Carolina Canal & Rail Road Company
S. C. C. & R. R. Company
Augusta
South Carolina
Georgia
Savannah River
South Carolina Rail Road Company
R. R. Company
Jas. GapspeEn
F. M. Robertson
Wm. M. D’antignac
J. G. McWhorter
Edward Thomas
Benjamin H. Warren
D. D. Macaurray
Important Discovery in Mesmerism and Related Notes
A Columbia Planter item mocks mesmerism claims by Dr Collyer of Philadelphia and offers a molasses bowl experiment. It also notes the Mount Vernon estate near Washington City may sell for about 20000 dollars, 1000 acres, dilapidated buildings, Washingtons garden remains, and overgrown land. Whitney reports Clinton fixed flesh colors in painting, rivaling art. A Natchez Courier note describes a monster caught by Captain Dorsey of the steamer Patrick Henry.
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Collyer
Philadelphia
Columbia Planter
Estars
Gen. Wasnincron
Troy Whig
Mount Vernon
Tomb of
Washington
Washington City
Gen. Washington
Whitney
Natchez
Dorsey
Patrick Henry
Monster sighting near Lake Marinqua described in Bayou Sara Chronicle
The Bayou Sara Chronicle reports a bizarre description near Lake Marinqua Attakapas of a creature with a man's head and shoulders, one large eye, fishlike body scales, beastlike hindquarters, long hair and a nine foot tail that can wrap around the neck like a cravat. The note is paired with a literary aside about Thomas Fuller and a German note on prussic acid reanimation.
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Lake Marinqua
Attakapas
Bayou Sara
Domestic Department recipe notes bread yeast and kitchen tips
A Southern Gardener and Receipt Book excerpt outlines bread making steps from sponge to baking including yeast, flour, milk, and kneading, plus corn bread, mush, and a corn meal rusk method. It also mentions soot for wounds, and a cockroach poison using poke root boiled in molasses with a striking claimed kill count.
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Southern Gardener and Receipt Book
Chinese method of mending china
A method describes using flint glass ground to a fine powder with egg white to join broken china without rivets. The composition is ground very finely on a painter's stone to ensure a strong, seamless repair.
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China
Augusta Drugs and Medicines dealer advertisement
Haviland Risley and Co advertise as druggists near the Mansion House Globe and U States Hotels in Augusta Georgia. They offer choice drugs medicines chemicals patent medicines surgical and dental instruments perfumery brushes paints oils dye stuffs window glass and related sundries.
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Haviland, Risley & CO
Globe
U. States
Augusta
Printing materials offered at Conner's Foundry at reduced prices
Conner and Son advertise eighteen percent off old prices for printing types presses and accessories. They list many type sizes from Agate to Pica, borders and brass rules, offering complete printing establishments on favorable terms. Newspapers copying the notice thrice gain payment in type after four insertions. July 17 6.
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Conner
United States Type and Stereotype Foundry
Nassau and
Ann Streets
New York
Type and Stereotype Foundry
James Conner’s
Conners & Cooke’s
United States
Conner & Son
N. B
Georgia Agricultural Repository
TFHE
Rozert Puitir & Son
Alexander Philip & CO
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Georgia Journal
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Toster Broop
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Tovacco
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Mechanics’ Banke
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Bank of Augusta
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Waette Geer
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Aveusta
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G. H. Boulineau
Wm. O. Eve
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D Macmurphy
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J Harper
J. M. Moody
Garenvile
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Robert Kendrick, Pr. J. T. S. Park
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W. B. Brannon
Superior Courts of
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Law Range
Burke, Scriven
Columbia Counties
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Eagle and Phoenix Hotel
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P.H. Mantz
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