Irrepressible conflict ties to race and power in Civil War view
A Louisville Courier selection argues the true clash is hereditary hostilities between races. It asserts Southern leadership over Yankees, condemns abolitionism, cites Bull Run aftermath, and critiques Northern and abolitionist rhetoric while noting Confederate sentiment and ongoing wartime divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Bowling Green-Nashville Courier
United States
Dickinson
Cochrane
England
Woman's duty to men and the rise of womankind
A long discourse extols women’s influence in history and society, urging men to honor and support female virtue. It praises mothers and Christian women as incubators of great deeds, denounces contempt for women, and calls for men to defend and uplift women’s independence and intellect. The piece includes a note on Robins, pests, and Staten Island peach trees, plus health tips for soldiers and a carpened anecdote about a lake trot and early 19th century banking notes.
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Moses
Nile
America
Columbus
Isabella
F. D. Huntington
Borry
Staten Island
Staten
N. Y
State Fair proposal eyed as Sugar Grove grounds eyed
Inquiries across the state ask about reviving a State Fair this fall. Sugar Grove Race Course is proposed for a temporary site, with a mile track, grove, water, and rail access near Union Depot and Lafayette Railroad. Railroads, merchants, hotels may fund fittings. time to act is short to avoid a fall horse fair.
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Sugar Grove
Union Depot
Lafayette
State Board
Messrs
Hall & Watts
Indianapolis Sentinel
Remedy for plum curculio and husk of hollow horn
An 1860s agricultural note discusses a home remedy for plum curculio using whale oil soap four ounces and flowers of sulphur mixed into twelve gallons of water, plus lime water and tobacco water, to be sprayed on trees with a syringe. It advocates early morning application, pruning, and collecting fallen fruit, with pigs and poultry aiding in disposal. Also covers hollow horn remedies, tail notch practices, and transplant timing for cherries and pears, plus cattle feeding with cabbage and sugar beets and summer hay guidance.
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Cum- Mings
Pkars
Genesee
Eilwanger & Barry
Carroz
Genesee Farmer
National Dispensary Adverts in Cincinnati 1860
Drs Jackson Herbert Co advertise National Dispensary at 167 Sycamore Cincinnati established Jan 1 1860 for private diseases. Prof Egbert Jackson Dr Robert Herbert and M Eugene Valpeau claim rapid cures for gonorrhea syphilis nocturnal emissions impotence female diseases and other sexual disorders with health improvements. Circulars offered six cent postage for mailed replies to any address.
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Mountain of Light
Medical Protector
Jackson
Sycamore St
Dr. Herbert
M. Velpeanu
P. O
Medical notices and sewing machine advertisement mix
A mixed page segment advertises Dr Herbert of the Society of Friends aiding consumption treatment, Dr William E Hoyt in Syracuse for private and female diseases, and a Singer sewing machine promotion warning against inferior imitations. It touts machine quality, prices, and postpaid circulars.
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W.e.hoyt
Beware of the ordinary Tooth Powders advert
A dental advertisement for Dr Hurd's Tooth Powder claims it contains no acid or alkali or charcoal and polishes without wearing enamel, advising readers to use only this product for better teeth care.
Dr Hurd’s Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder Adverts
An 19th century style advertisement touts Dr Hurd’s Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder as cures for bad breath gum disease and toothache. It claims universal appeal for ladies gentlemen and even those with artificial teeth noting benefits in mornings and courtship. It urges readers to request a treatise and promises dental health and protective effects against decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurd
Rothschild
Astor
Neuralgia Plasters by Dr Hurd Offer Pain Relief
Dr Hurd's Neuralgia Non-Adhesive plasters praised as pleasant and effective for neuralgia earache and nervous headache. Patient may sleep through application with no blisters or injury. Two sizes priced 15 and 37 cents, mailed on receipt of price and one stamp.
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Howard Association
Philadelphia
Csmrapree
Dad Otheg
J. Skill Roughton
South Ninth Street
Tle
Hurd
Dr. Hurd
Fourth Street
Brooklyn
E. D
Dental Treasury
WM. B. Hurd & CO
Tribune Buildings
New York
Demand for Teeth Treatments Sparks Mail Offer
The public clamors for remedies like the Treatise on Teeth and Neuralgia Plasters, with many sending 37 cents for mouth wash by mail. Officials decline mail delivery of liquids, prompting agents to tour areas selling these products at about seven dollars per dozen, using enticing circulars.
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Ted
Ashe
Vallandigham
Cincinnati Enquirer
Immaculate Order of the Chivalry
Southern’ Literary Messenger
Richmond
Virginia
Ain
Ciy
Ney
Ib Gies Ori
Boren Thorne
Merrey
Col. Totton
Panama
Jamaica
Capt
Marryatt
Africa
Dr. Livingston
Livingston
Port Royal
Crown, Point
N.Y
N. E. Farier
Bridgeport
Vermont
Crown
Point
Champlain
Boston
Hs Carculla
Nulgar
Véetcker
Jokas
Medical
Thos. F. Chapman
Broadway, N. Y
C. A. Lambert
Greenpoint
Long Island
RS. Jackson
Herbert & Co
Thifteen
Singer &O.’S
Singer
Herbert
Society of Friends
ERS
WM. E. Hoyt
Moyears Brock
Syracuse
Myers Block
Wm.e. Hoyt
Dumas
Duras
Wat. E. Hovr
Myers ‘Block
Sy. M. Singer
S Gazette
Mv Singer& CO
Broadway
Fe Ape Py
Whinkarorss Office
Wasmxeron Sr
DR. WM
Hards Dental Treasury
William B. Hurd
New York State Dentists’ Association
Williamsburgh
Brooklyn Daily Times
P. T. Barnum
Bill
Witar
Dr. Hurn
Fai Dental” ‘Treasury
Peates
Theratio Seh
Hurd'c
Tribune
Alent
W.B. H
G. We
Griffith
Presidenco Conzens’ Bank
Time of York
P.T. Barnum
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