Club subscription rates and mailing details in Daily Gazette
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Somnemannses
Eoniss
Caren Yes
Cearge
Fapress
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Personal Recollections of West Union Whisky and Era
The reminiscence recalls 1816 West Union trade, whisky distilling, and the whisky rebellion era. It covers merchant life, bartering, cut money, and price lists for coffee, tea, sugar, nails, and breadstuffs. It notes excise tensions, Hamilton's army, and the Whisky Boys, with references to Ben's Fields, Bradford, and Washington. It ends with coinage terms and tales of Picayune Butler in New Orleans.
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Wiest
Brush Creek Furnace
Pittsburg
Liverpool
Wisky
Kay
Massachusetts
Orleans
Baltimore
Congress
Neville
Pielae
Seval
Ben ’S Fields
David Bradford
Washington County
Sak
Washington
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
Philadelphia
Bradford
Beta
Cincinnati
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Bedford
Breckinridge
Achilles Murat
Herr Schewe
West Union
Young Hyson
L. Down
New Orleans
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
South Carolina
North State
North Carolina
Picayune Butler
Picayune
Massa
Ben Butler
Commodore Farragut
Honor to Whom Honor in Ohio abolitionist past
Letter to the editor cites early Ohio anti slavery leaders including Father Rankin and Dr Crothers. It recounts Rankin’s 1823 publishing efforts and Garrison’s later dissemination, notes Dr Crothers 1831-1833 letters opposing slavery, and states Ohio as foundational in the abolition movement prior to the Civil War.
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Cincinnati Gazettes
Tuttle
Ohio
Father Rankin
Orothera
Greene
Lane Seminary
North
Thomas
Guindbrook
Virginia
Prio
Ripley
Kentucky
Cox
Maysville
Mr. Rankin
Crothers
Cincinnati Journal
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Christian Herald
United States
Dr. Oung
Meiey
Gene Toes
Obio
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Sixth Day Proceedings and Reunion Moves Report
The narrative records a joint prayer meeting, missing commissioner notes, and domestic missionary operations. It details reunion movement, the Can ce Committee report, and assurances of a delegate from the Canada Presbyterian Church.
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Reunion Movement
Cance Committee
Reunionm
Canada Presbyterian Church
Secret Societies Debate Divides Church Conference
Special correspondence reports the publishing committee’s findings on secret societies at Lepanoy Pa May 26. The majority urges expulsion for members tied to such societies, with procedures by rank. the minority opposes outright bans, cautioning against blanket exclusion. Debates highlight Masonry fears, reforms, and loyalty divisions as votes loom.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Lepanoy
Committee On Secrecy
Sunday School Convention Opens With Varied Weather And Reform Talk
The Washington Inc Sunday School Convention convened at 9 am with Rev. James Hill presiding. Lectures on organization and governance followed by Rev. W P Armstrong and Rev R Andrews, emphasizing proper superintendents, structured classes, and accurate geography. afternoon features Lexington correspondence on Kentucky Republican State Convention highlights and Wm H Wadsworth remarks advocating equal justice under law for all colors.
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Washington, Inc
James Hill
W. P. Armstrong
R. Andrews
Durbin
East
Garden of Eden
L. Binkly
John Forgo
City notices and incidents in brief
The Post Office closes at 10 this morning. Commissioners approved bills totaling 2420. A dog store plans a reopening with improved staff. April house of refuge costs ran 585.76. A child of Mr. Griffiths recovered after a fall. James Dalton’s Dayton street home was entered with silverware stolen. Plans to grade and pave Slack, Melancthon, and Laurel streets were announced. A proposed municipal code may invoke a July Street Commissioner. Mrs. Brogin’s York street house was struck by lightning with minor damage. Henry Gehrs paid a 15 fine in Police Court. Milk sales and watered milk questions drew comment.
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Aufrecht
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Cincinnati
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Anderson Ponders Canal and Rail Link to Lafayette
From Anderson Indiana May 27 a letter to the editor describes a canal project east of the city to provide hydraulic power for five mills. Construction contracts expected soon after surveys begin with a new railroad to Lafayette planned. Planting season slows business as religious revivals continue and Mr Church’s revival draws crowds.
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Protest Against Reunion Movement by Breckinridge Protests
Views of Dr Breckinridge oppose the reunion effort among Old and New Schools. He condemns the union movement as senseless and dangerous and pledges to resist its methods and spirit. The note ends with his personal protest and signature against the contemplated union. Also mentions poppy cultivation and opium manufacture as an emerging industry in Addison county with a Monckton grower reporting $3,000 value last year and plans for extensive cultivation in East Middlebury.
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Davenport Illusionists Prepare Seasonal Comedy Show
A two year engagement by the Hall troupe ends as they present a renewed comedy program. The event promises fresh zeal and opportunities for performers to showcase wit and skill in a refined seaside style, with anticipation high among attendees.
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Work House Death in Delirium Tremens Case
Patrick Fitzpatrick died at the Work House from delirium tremens after being tied to a bunk and a board while confined for drunkenness. Police Court later charged Lieut Orr with manslaughter. witnesses described rough restraint and lack of medical care. Orr was honorably acquitted.
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Injurious Effects of Face Powders on Washes Warned
It notes that face powders clog pores and ruin complexion, urging readers to seek a fresh healthy youthful look by using Helm bold's Extract Sarsaparilla. The ad appeals to beauty concerns and promotes a patent remedy with a strong period tone.
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Helmbold
Meds tico-Chirurgical Review
Benjamin Travers
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Unclear historical health claim about cleansing blood
The fragment describes a remedy that cleanses and renovates the blood, claims to instill vigor and health, and purges humors believed to cause disease. It reflects period medical language promoting tonics or purgatives as health boosters.
Helmbold’s Concentrated Sarsaparilla for Blood Purity
A fragment notes Helmbold's claim to purify and enrich the blood using his concentrated extract of sarsaparilla. The text urges readers to ask for Helmbold’s and take it as a remedy, though details are sparse.
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