Rheumatic Liniment Praised in Georgia and Philadelphia Letters
A collection of testimonials from Georgia and Philadelphia dated 1849 1850 praising Dr de Graffenried s Rheumatic Liniment for inflammatory rheumatism. Patients report rapid relief from pain restored mobility and complete recoveries after using the remedy over days to weeks. Records reference geographies Columbus Ga Philadelphia and Col Ayer Terry Hood Chapman Ware McKee and L H Mott among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Grafenried
Eoolish Lane
KK. L. Ae M.D
Dr. R. A
Columbus
United States
Cork
de Graffenried and Co
Joxss
Murer
Philadephia
Ragan
de Graffenried
N. W. Bridges
Jones’ Hotel
Baltimore
Virginia
Lee
Eed
Geo. Wadsworth
Ur de Graffenried
Bome
LC Morton
A. K. Ayer
EL deGraffenried
AK Ayer
Georgia
Patience
Garland B. Terry
Philadelphia
Pr de Graffenried
George Hood
Powell Street
L. de Graffenried
FP S Chapman
F S Chapman
RA Ware
HC McKee
Dr deGraffenried
Eowly
Telegraphic Baltimore to Charleston Cotton Market June 21
A telegraphic dispatch reports a livelier cotton market in New York with 3000 bales sold at prior prices. corn is heavy, wheat unchanged, rice firm, coffee dull, and minor provisions activity. Western and southern notes mention rains in Rome and a prosperous Monrovia colony, with a US squadron offshore and a call for Muscogee county citizens to sign for a public meeting on the Southern question.
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Baltimore
New York
Rome
Monrovia
Aftica
U. S
Battimors
Pussic Mgetinc
Muscogee County
Southern indignation fans conflict in Georgia letters
The newspaper vents against the Enquirer for its alleged one sidedness, boasts of fighting patriotism, and notes Southern wrongs. It records the death of Matthen L. Davis aged 80, once Burr’s confidant and a prolific political writer. John W. Hooper is appointed judge of the Cherokee Superior Court, replacing A. R. Wright.
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Enquirer
Muscogee
South
Matthen L. Davis
New York
Davis
Aaron Burr
Jefferson
N. Y. Courier & Enquirer
Washington
London “Times
Atlantic
Milledgeville
Augusta
John W. Hooper
Towns
Superior Court of the
Cherokee Circuit
Texas Crisis and Boundary Bill Boosted by Mexico Texas News
A private letter to Charleston editor predicts Clay's bill failing in the Senate but the Mexico Texas crisis prompting passage of a Texas boundary adjustment measure. Texas excitement from Santa Fe reports extra sessions likely, with floods injuring crops across the state and the Mississippi falling. Extra hazardous insurance classification for cotton bales announced by New York underwriters.
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New ‘Mexico
California
John Monroe
Texas
New Mexico
Santi Fe
Taos
Rio Verba
Santa Fe
San Miguil
Santa Ana
Bernililio
Ete
Valencia
Government House
City of
A. D
New Mexco
Galveston News
Gen
Nichols
Austin
Col
Monroe
Col. McCall
Despitcles
Washington
Monroe Hind
Rio Grande
Taylor
Congress
United States
Senate
Seward
Gen. Taylor
Clay
Texas State Gazette
Ist Inst
The
Gazetts
Charleston Courier
Mississippi
Board of Underwriters
New York
Saime
Fashionable Watering Places and Fashionable Manners
A critical unpicking of popular summer resorts as crowding in Newport Saratoga and Niagara Falls exposes a culture of fashion over comfort. Mothers and daughters attend coteries while waiters push surcharges, and guests must prepay civility. Foreign travelers face starvation threats and improvised diplomacy amid hotel evasions, revealing a climate of elegance masking folly.
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Newport
Saratoga
Niagara Falls
Kitchen
Galphinisn
Comet Arrioacaine Nears Earth in July
A newly sighted comet Arrioacaine grows brighter as it moves toward the sun and Earth. It will reach closest approach in mid July at about thirty eight million miles, becoming several times brighter, passing near Arcturus and the Virgin Sprig before sinking below the southern horizon.
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Ursa Minor
N. Y
Arctorus
Cotton Crops Drought Blight in Southern States Warned
Reports from multiple states including Georgia Louisiana Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama warn of disastrous cotton crop prospects due to cold early season, ongoing drought, and lice damage. Corn crops vary by region with some promising stands amidst drought impact.
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Louisiana
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Hand immersion iron experiment described by Boston traveller
The Boston Traveller reports experiments from the Scientific School in Cambridge where molten lead and iron were handled while immersed in boiling liquids. It claims the results result from moisture forming protection, notes spheroidal moisture theory, and says experiments will be repeated by the Natural History Society of Boston.
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Boston
France
Scientific School
Cambridge
Natural History Society of Boston Scow
Emigration talk among Plains Indians prompts change
Fort Laramie letter recounts the great emigration sweep across the Plains to California. Indians discuss moving east as they doubt many whites remain in the region. The note reflects frontier tensions and relocation rumors amid movement on the frontier.
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Fort Laramis
Emsion
Tolifornia
Southern men must unite for peace over party lines
A Northern anti slavery wave challenges Southern unity as the author denounces party dissensions. He argues loyalty to the South and to patriotism over National Whig or Democratic labels, warning that infighting weakens the region in crisis and urging all Southern men to stand together until harmony returns.
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Pacific
Missouri
Texas
Cass
Nashville
South
Alain
National Whig
National Democratic Party
Syndhiction Mg
Oreut
Shocco
Jones
Buncombe
Old Point
Raleigh
Proposals and moral notes from the era
A curious miscellany mentions a method for choosing brides by priced dowries and a plan to hire Deaf and Dumb Asylum inmates as operators. It also notes a fatal accident near Milledgeville, urges staying home from the North, a Nauvoo Temple report, and forecasts on rail and iron purchases, cholera in Mexico, and various brief items with a moralizing tone.
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House of Commons
London Times
Morning Chronicle
Brotherton
England
House of Representatives
Buncombe
New York
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
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AHROW
ATC Taniment
PVE
Nerieg 7
Cage
Tullis
New Orleans
Rio
Tobacco
Sterling F. Grimes
Robert B. Kyle
ER Thornton
Columbur
MPPLE
Coweta Falls Manufacturing Co. S Se
Columbus, GA
Telegraphic
Lewis Cass
W. C. Dawson
Messrs. Wellborn and Orr
House
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Iowa
Dickinson
Cameron
Dodge
U.S. Senate
Thomas Ross
Richardson
Illinois
Toombs
God of
Fathers
Pers
Washington Monument
Washington Monument Fund
Augusta Republic
Kentucky
Washington D. C
Washington Union
Charleston
Charleston Mercury
Baltimore Sun
Mrst Vrain
Judge Oterv
Henry Connelly
A W Reynolds
Major R H Witman
Hugh N. Smith
Col Monroe
Galveston “News
State Gazette
Paso
House of Congress
Arkansas
Sabine
Red River
Gulf
Union
Confederacy
Europe
America
Aneh
North
Nashville Gaszette
Westingion Efi
McPeoees
Herald
Cherokee Advocate
Cuinesk
Marriner
Horsen
Mexanonony Acciweny
Oglethorpe University
Luce
Jpst
Saar
Augusta Constitutionalist
Nauvoo
Cunard
Asia
Halifax
Durin
Mexico
Republic
Hudian
Jean
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