Dr de Graffenried’s Rheumatic Liniment Offered for Sale
A testimonial campaign proclaims Dr de Graffenried’s Rheumatic Liniment effective against rheumatism and gout. Letters from patients in Baltimore Columbus Georgia and Philadelphia praise rapid relief and possible cures after limited use, with price listed as five dollars per bottle.
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Weil Studieg
Lee Xai Sas
K. L. Degraffnried
M. D
R. A. Ware
Colembus
de Grafpenried and Co
Jones
Philagetpnia
A. R. Ragan
N. W
Virginia
Mencine
Geo. Wadsworth
Columbus
de Graffenried
LC Morton
Col
A. K. Ayer
AK Ayer
Georgia
Patience
Ang
Garland B. Terry
Philadelphia
Piet
George Hood
Powell Street
BL de Gradenried
FS Chapman
FS Chappana
Meill
Luke Reed
HC McKee
de Groffe
Kir
Randolph L Mott
Eowly
Sub mission and secession call rocks Georgia public view
In a polemic from Columbus Georgia the author attacks the submissionists and defends secession as the only remedy to abolitionist pressure. He argues the South must withdraw from the Union to preserve its institutions and urges readers to support, openly and boldly, a secessionist stance.
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Columbus Enquirer
Georgia
Southern Rights Party
Swbs
Democratic Party
Howell Cobb
Gen Taylor
California
South
Cass
Ritchie
Cobb
United States
Friends of
Toombs
Union
Congress
Groreta
Telegraphic Charleston Courier Market and Political News
The report from telegraphic sources covers New York and Baltimore markets with cotton sales around 1300 bales and weekly totals near 15000, plus rice, flour, lard, bacon, and exchange rates. It notes Democratic gains in Pennsylvania and Ohio elections, with Whigs and Free Soil figures mentioned. It also cites unrest in Texas and frost impacts on tobacco, plus Toomes speeches and Northern Whig divisions over slavery policy.
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Church and
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Horace Greely
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Congress
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Ege
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Park
England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Townsend
Stoen
Cincinnati
Onde
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Journal
Filltore
Benedict
Boston
Boston Advertiser
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New Mexico
Utah
Toombs and Stephens Campaign Report in Augusta Visit
A Charleston reader reports on Toombs and Stephens during their Augusta stop. The note accuses their speeches of political manipulation while urging Southern unity to resist federal pressures. The writer cites Smythe and others and contrasts reactions with Mobile’s Chowder meeting coverage.
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Augusta
Messrs
T'Oombs
Stephens
South
Congress
Smythe
Washington
Georgia
Mobile Tribune
Royal Street
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