Madison County Board funds Canton and Jackson Rail Road stock
The act funds the Canton and Jackson Rail Road Company with a county subscription of one hundred thousand dollars. Madison County issues bonds bearing six percent interest, secured by county revenue, and creates a board representation for Madison. An election is set for April 1960 to approve stock subscription, with conditions on majority votes for governor and stock ownership requirements. The act sets bond terms, dividends, and governance for the railway project.
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Canina
Ligiala
Misssippi
Pulleu
Covoty
Nice
Canton
Mississipp
Eac Company
Canton and
Tagkeou
Board of Police
Madison
Avid Corporation
Volive
Gorotnor
Waut
Shell
Senate
J. A. Orr
Pasatsl H
Rep
P. Russell
Coughs and lung ailments praised by press ads
The Louisville Journal and Rahway Register tout Liverwort and Tir as remedies for coughs colds influenza asthma bronchitis spitting blood and consumption warnings. The ad extols Liverwort as a universal cure for lung diseases and notes endorsements by physicians abroad. It warns against counterfeits and lists Scovil & Mead as wholesalers in New Orleans.
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Louisville Journal
Rugera
Rahway Register
Wisters Balsam of Wild Cherry Promoted in Indiana Cures
An 1810s advertisement promotes Wisters Balsam of Wild Cherry as a universal remedy for lung and breathing ailments mislabeling its success with testimonials from Indiana figures such as James M Humphrays and Jacob Green. It vows safety against counterfeits and lists multiple agents and locations selling the medicine while urging readers to try the tonic for coughs, consumptive symptoms, and chest pains. The piece also contains political notices from the Union party and references to Thomas Ritchie and Edmund Burke with subscription details.
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Aupre Donover
Indiana
Jefferson County
James M Humphrays
Rhndds Doheney
Jas
M. Humphreys
J.P
Jacob
Jacob Green
Jennings County
David T. Skinner
Tavols Green
wSapfore & Park
Union Prospectus Promotes Democratic Principles in 19th Century Press
A prospectus announces Union daily and weekly editions under joint editorial management. It restates commitment to democratic party principles, fiscal restraint, and strict constitutional construction, pledging faithful duties by the President and separation of federal powers. The editors aim to advance taxation equity, economy, and national integrity.
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Washington, D. C
Te’ Tnion
Todas
Joey Eason
Bel Poet
Union
Manny
Demandin, Alesiaiog
Post Masters Commission Proposal for Subscriptions
The notice states Post Masters are authorized to retain 20 percent of the full subscription amount as their commission. It asks exchanges to insert the notice in papers and mentions that agencies will be formed in each state to promote subscriptions and distribute extra copies of the Prospectus to enlist efforts for expanding subscriptions.
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Prncart
Orlean s Type Foundry and Printer's Depot at Canal Street
H H Green announces a complete Type Foundry at 17 Canal Street with job letters cut by experienced workers and face casts as handsome as any in the United States. A fine assortment of Flowers Borders and 10B Lettering, with agency for Washington and Smith presses and related printing supplies, all at New York prices.
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United States
New York
Narpie Washington and Smith
Thasesy Casea
Willie
I. LL Green
Canal St
How
Lon
Post Office Hours and Mail Closes for Several Towns
A historical notice lists post office hours and mail closing times for multiple towns including Canton, Columbus, Lexington, Bunton, Yazoo City, Raymondville, Vernon, Rayford, and others. It notes daily operations with exceptions on Mondays and Sundays, specific closing times, and a general statement that post offices open each day during business hours except Sundays. The document names W Priestley as postmaster and provides a revenue figure of 21,750.
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Don Siviay
W. Priestley
Prst
Probate sale of estate property in Mulison County Mississippi
By order of the Probate Court of Mulison County Mississippi an administrator will sell at the March term a deceased's estate. On Tuesday April 16 the sale covers all enslaved people and other personal property at the late residence of Thane W Jones. Purchases on credit for six months require bond and approved security. Griffin administrators. March 14 1950.
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Mulison
Mississippi
Thane W. Jones
Thegald Tyase W. Jones
L. &. Griffin Adm
Job Printing Offer From Mavimonian Establishment
Proprietors of the Mavimonian invite those seeking printing work to call at their office on the south side for extensive and accommodating JOB TYPE printing services.
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Narain
The
Mavimonian
N. B
Dborion
Prospector of the Madisonian on party, policy, and union
The Madisonian urges democrat stance on internal improvements and public lands revenue, opposing federal expansion via a broad internal improvement system. It defends the veto power and condemns demagogic attempts to alter its use, while pledging loyalty to party principles and Southern rights.
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Union
Madisonian
PHE
Dlog
RE ‘An
National Bank
Tiencé
Congress
Cutizi
National
The
United
Ple
Recs
Petsatnle
Will Besson
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Crichton
St. Petersburg
Prieure
Paris
Cooper
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Scovil & Mead
Chartres
Gunti Snd St Louis St
SOLE
Geena
Acants
Southern Braves
Wister
Iis
Hinford
Parken
Nancy
B.D. Ward
LY & Mosby
Isaac Mann
Sands
Brough
Camdey
J Blundell
Denton
Isaac Jordan
Carthage
Soovil & Mead
II Chartres Aiort
New Orleans
Bonth
Aston
Jorgan
Lh Democratic Party
Yiver
Batavi
Mexico
Thomas Ritchie
Edmund Burke
Orleans
Type Foundry
Canal Street Row
Orroire ‘Rue Corps House
H. H. Green
Aral
Mozpa
TUE Jackson
Ear Ile Columbus Mail
Lexington
Ciosua
Bunton
Yazoo City
Isdae
TNE Raymonviles
Vernon Mail
Rayford Mail
Satuday
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Achemern Philanthropiate
Midat
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