02 Apr 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1870
Page
1
The text recalls early talk about a Southern railway and the Ferguson bill. It discusses legislative action, national charter implications, and the goal to connect southern regions to markets. It notes faults on both sides and urges informed consultation to carry out duties.
Religious account of a worship gathering describing the singing of Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing, reading from scripture, and a sermon centered on Jesus as Savior and High Priest. Notes on prayers, hymn responses, and reflections from the meeting, followed by church notices and historical sketches of local congregations and governance actions.
A Colored Citizens meeting at Zion Baptist Church on Ninth Street elected Elder Shelton as Chairman and MET N.C. Liverpool as Secretary. Delegates discussed voting directions, with speeches by J. Wm. H. Parpar and Peter H. Clark and preparations for ward rally committees. Reservations included a parade plan and a Sunday address by Rev. Erwin House, with letters listed for delivery and local post notices.
A fragment from a Newport page mentions a local meeting about young men and community justice. The unreadable OCR limits clarity, but context hints at a civic note or human-interest item involving residents and officials.
The day’s brief notes report Gold closing at 111 and General Ameé appointed to the Senate by yesterday’s events. Labor strikes intensify at Le Creuzot while Haitian unrest lingers unresolved. A wave of political chatter touches Pierre Bonaparte and the New York market, with references to Congress seat battles and notable figures like Colfax and Sumner. The Avondale mine remains active as M. T. Fintsick faces posturing shifts in editorial circles.
A legislative update notes multiple Senate and House measures from Ohio, including H R No. 80 on superior court rates, S B No. 163 to empower mechanics liens, Griffiths Railroad Bill, and bills to establish courts in Lawrence and Seroton. Proceedings mention readings, amendments, and postponed considerations, with references to judicial system reforms and bond issues.
The 41st Congress records Ames taking the oath after debate on his eligibility. Senate proceedings moved to adjourn, while the House considered private bills and various calendar items, including a treaty exemption proviso and a Jefferson papers bequest. Key figures Moran Morton Sherman Edmunds Trumbull Sumner were involved.
An 1867 letter from H T Helmbold advertises a preparation combining Bucha Lese Lear Cubebs and Juniper Berries, claiming a tincture form with deodorizing fragrance and fever or inflammation use. Endorsed by contemporaries, the piece urges physicians to trial the product at 504 Broadway New York, with Philadelphia chemists vouching for Helmbold's character and enterprise.
An advertisement advertising Helmbold's Fluid Extract Bachu to treat weakness from indiscretion. It claims exhaustion of nature brings many symptoms including indisposition to exertion memory loss wakefulness fear of disease prostration and loss of social enjoyment. It warns that without treatment consumption or insanity may follow.
The advertisement touts Helmbold's Extract as a great diuretic for numerous unspecified illnesses and warns readers of minor attacks affecting health and mind. It asserts all diseases require the remedy and offers prices and delivery to any address, urging readers to describe symptoms in communications.
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