Bresten PMENEN Advertisement Notice
Bresten Pmenen is a weekly Bristol notice page printed at Bradford Etalet. Rates are one dollar per square for three insertions and twelve ems per square for each additional insertion. Yearly advertisers limited to 18 lines per week and to their own immediate business.
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Agors Prii
Lo Sir
Universal Dysentery Cordial Promises Rapid Fight Against Cholera
Historical advertisement extols MAS BE EIDDER'S Dysentery Cordial as an immediate cure for cholera morbus dysentery diarrhea summer complaints of children sea sickness and general debility. It claims years of use across climates proves reliable, relieves vomiting stops diarrhea restores regular bowels within hours and supports recovery in chronic cases, teething children and seasickness.
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Eidder
Everest
Cholera Morbus Cordial Advertised by Mrs Kidder
A cautioned notice warns against imposters selling Cholera Morbus Dysentery and Diarrhea Cordial. It promotes Mrs. E Kidder’s original remedy in bottles near a quart, sold at one dollar, with Bristol sales by Briggs & Drury and Hoxton address. The piece labels the medicine as the true original admired nationwide.
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Kidder
BF. Kidder
Gourt Street
Hoeten
Apothecaries
Linge Vo
Bristol
Bhiggs & Drury
Babcock Stoves and Iron Ware at 59 Thames Street
Local supplier Babcock offers a wide assortment of parlor office and cook stoves and sheet iron ware at 59 Thames Street. The shop touts the Republic and All Tight patterns, carriages, linings, and trims for ironwork with on hand stock and custom sheet iron work available.
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Cy Babcock
Thames ST
Ars
the Republic
Lalend
Remembered Providence Fire and a Paper Money Case
The Providence Journal recalls the Seaver house fire and a landmark case over paper money during the penal law era. Obed Seaver and Charles Lippitt clash at the county court as Judge Thompson ponders constitutional rights amid public sentiment. The lasting quip says the cow and a run to Lockwotton settle the matter.
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Providence Journal
Seaver
Wan Sup Jiu
Ieu
Charles Lippit
Whitman
Obed Seaver
Lippitt
Thompson
Samson
Buurn
General Assembly
Dour
Constitutional Ghia
Oghis, &c
Pollock
Martin Seamsos
Seamana
Phue
Martin Seamus
Lockwotton
Providence
The Editor’s Burden in Holden’s Dollar Magazine
A critique of editing as a demanding craft showing editors must endure public scrutiny. It contrasts petty views with the discipline and humility required, arguing editors reveal themselves through selection and publication and must be frank to avoid later mortifications.
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Holden's
Dollar Magazine
Cerhel
Trickery of the Mexicans in a Secret Room Anecdote
An officer of the Papitto regiment recalls entering Alvarda where Mexicans pretended a corpse on a table to lure authorities. They used a fake burial order to force the door and surprise the dead man who then sprang away, entertaining onlookers.
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Pabetto
Pay the printer or lose your paper in this old-time sermon
A dated sermon urges readers to pay subscription dues and advance a year to keep the newspaper, arguing the printer’s labor and costs must be fully covered. It recalls a humorous anecdote about a clergyman and an inn guest, illustrating social missteps linked to unequal marriages and public embarrassment.
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Willy Ins
Dow. Jn
Sunday Mercury
The Heire ss of Woodfield’s Hidden Garden
In Woodfield a historic market garden near St Edmund's Abbey frames Aggy Durrant a sparing widow who tends herbs and cures, aids neighbors, and quietly educates her grandson George, while town gossip and class quirks swirl around her charitable life and costly dreams of college for George.
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Woodfield
St. Edmund's Abbey
Furguttei
St. Edmund’s Abbey
Aggy Durrant
Shires
England
Aggy
Suffolk
Abe
Apey
George
Aggy Durant
Serapton Aelout
Cress
Thut
Durant
Querict
Avey
Wood
Agey
Widow Hood
Aid
J. Ay
I Am a Queen of My Own Collage of Life
A memoir fragment tells of life in confinement at Lord Wendover’s hall. The narrator, once mistreated and imprisoned, finds love with William Dorrett and escapes to a rural life in Suffolk. Her marriage, happiness, and later trials with family sorrow follow as she sustains her strength.
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Lewnupe
Leosora
Luau
Bitany
Lionwra
Atuey
William Durrant
Valeris
Ife
Everthing
Spucers
Wendover
Leonora
Willem Dorrett
Acek
Lim
Yeong
Stroog
William
Lord Wendorer
Suffolk
Ami Juupg
George
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B. 1
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Ders
Amrs
Kirkland
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Bonaface
Mus House
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