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Newspaper
Canton The Madisonian
Location
Canton, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1850
Page
4
Fragmented verse urges return to Carolina shores and Palmetto home. The speaker recalls beloved woods rivers and maidens, vows to rejoin native soil, and invokes patriotism amid rural landscapes and historical memory.
Various 19th century newspaper notices tout Rogers's Liverwort and Tor tet as quick relief for coughs colds influenza asthma bronchitis and lung consumption. Rahway Register reports high respectability testimonies praising it as a remarkable remedy for chest and lung illnesses and associated pneumonia and whooping cough with certificates appearing with the ads.
An early 19th century advertisement touts Dr Wragts Balsam of Wild Cherry as a universal lung remedy. It cites cures for chronic coughs and consumption, claims Egyptian and American approval, and warns against counterfeits. testimonials from Jacob Green and local officials bolster credibility, with licensing and purchase details for Scovil Mead and others.
Notices list agents in New Orleans and laws on subscriptions. It states subscribers who do not object are presumed to continue, publishers may send to all who paid if discontinued, and liability for kept papers if moved without informing publishers. Quoted judges discuss forwarding and nonpayment as evidence of fraud.
A fragmented 1849 notice extols medical cures for lung ailments and consumption. It cites Sanford Park Gent and Nancy Doletly as cases, claiming recovery through unspecified remedies and early medical aid. The text promises dramatic improvements and notes prolonged decline prior to treatment.
Fragmented notice advertises a job printing service in a public square area. Mentions working line, hours, and offer on the next side, inviting bidders or workers to join. Names and dates are unreadable in the text.
The Union announces a Democratic party prospectus under editors Thomas Ritchie and Edmund Burke. It pledges support for expansion, strict constitutional construction, tax equity, and removal of executive cabinet powers while urging unity to regrow the republic through principled governance. It outlines publication plans and subscription rates for daily, semi weekly, and weekly editions.
An 19th century notice announces H. A. Green has established a complete type foundry and printer’s depot at No. 17 Canal Street. It touts a full book letter, borders, and job letters, with experienced workmen and durable materials. Printing presses and related supplies are offered at moderate rates, and advertisers are urged to place weekly notices to earn ad credit.
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