Premium offers push Rural American and Corydon Democrat
The notice promotes early subscription deals from Brewster at the New Brunswick office. For payments before January 1, subscribers to TREN receive free Cub Agent copies, a year of Mea rae Lycee, and a year of New York Weekly Sun. After January 1, 12 subscribers gain entitlements, with Rural American and Corydon Democrat bundled at reduced rates and free issues for early renewals.
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Prema Lista
Mearae Lycee
New York Weekly
Sun
Uf, Miner & CO
New Brunswick
New Jersey
Corydon Deaocrat
Momericsam
Peay
Corydon Democrat
A.W. Brewster
Dr Gates Private Medical Dispensary Advert
A historic Louisville ad touts Dr Gates Dispensary offering Paris London style remedies for sexual health and chill cures. The piece includes testimonials from Dr Gos Whipple praising Limerick's Chill Care and notes a physician’s endorsement of its lasting cure for chills.
Testimonial for Chill Cure in Louisville Courier
The Louisville Courier publishes a testimonial letter dated March 8, 1863 from W Haldeman praising a Chill Cure. The author cites long acquaintance with John T. Morris and R W Meredith and reports two cases with chills vanishing after using the remedy, one lasting two years with recurring episodes, the other milder but persistent before treatment.
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Halden
Lousville Courier
THE
Louisville Corrier
Louisville
Dre. L. Limerick
John T. Morris
R. W. Meridith
Ruain
Haldeman
Limerick's Chill Cure Praised by Kentucky Doctors
Testimony from Dr Geoghegan and others extols Limerick's Chill Cure as a permanent remedy for chills fever and ague after quinine and other treatments failed. Advertises Dr Limerick & Co and mentions sales in New Albany Corydon and Louisville with 27569ly date reference.
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Goanerrheus
Dean Wand Pais
Tracy Tae
eHbadiy Perpetutiemers
Latreix
Gail S
SAL Atos PLC
Rosengarten
Pysselin
Third St
Market St
Louisville
Geoghegan
Geoghegans
Kentucky
Ruver Virw
Kes
Loverice
de. Roe
Jsghn Brown
G.S Gwilson
Limerick
Ua. E. G.ognegan, M.D
Courer-Journal
New Albany
Corydon
DR. Limerick & CO
W. Reader
Ind
Calamity at Richmond Court House Collapse Kills Fifty One
The Richmond Enquirer reports a disaster on the 27th in the Capitol court room when a gallery gave way causing the floor to sink into the Hall of Delegates. About 100 people were present. fifty one killed and seventy wounded, one later dying.
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Wichmond
Richmond’ Enquirer
Daily Papera
Court of Appeals
Capitol
House of Delegates
Dews
Petersburg Index
Cannon
General Conference Opens for 1870 M E Church South
Correspondence from Memphis reports the May 4 1870 quadrennial session of the General Conference of the M E Church South convening at Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Bishops Paine Kavanaugh Pierce Wightman Doggett and Andrew Monroe preside with 246 delegates and nine bishops. A centuries old document relating to Wolff and King Frederick addresses religious tolerance.
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M. E. Churchouth
Cumberland Presbyterian
Memphis
Tenn
Paine
Kavanaugh
Pierce, Wightman
Thos. O. Summers
Dr. Martin
Baltimore
Mgr. Wickersham
Arkansas
Lester
Georgis
Husband’s Odd Answer Sparks Laughter in Courtroom
A scolding wife questioned her husband about his occupation he candidly said he “kept a hot house.” The remark drew amused reactions as bystanders debated the meaning and propriety of the odd job description.
Through the Eye of a Needle Camel Humility Tale
The piece cites a biblical saying about a camel passing a needle’s eye. It describes Oriental gates with tiny arches where a loaded camel must kneel, unload, and squeeze through. Lady Duff Gordon notes a camel passing the low arched door in Cairo, illustrating the required humility of the rich man.
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Duff Gordon
Cairo
Winding tale of Spencer spring and lemonade cures
The Worthington Times reports a Spencer man’s mineral spring promising cures but later abandoned after debris appeared. It recounts Dr Hall advocating lemonade fasting cures for biliousness and cites other foods claimed to treat diseases, urging knowledge of diet over medicines.
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Worthington Times
Calvin Fletcher, Jr
Spencer
Hall
Fasting devotee, beans raid, fort Sumter relics and eggs
A varied Petersburg tale notes a fasting lady fed by oil to her breast, a Providence raid finds diners only eating baked beans, Fort Sumter tourism worries, and a Toledo freight train carries 1 260 000 eggs. Telegraphs in English spread cheaply across Europe amid language shifts. Capt M Stocks lager aids land titles. California hospital nurses rob dying patients.
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Petersburg
Virginia
Providence
Rhode Island
Fort Sumter
Charleston
Toledo Blade
Wabash
Germany
Holland
M. Stockslager
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Secsond
Third Streets
Louisviler
Ganen
Heap Dispensary
DR. Limerick
DR. Limerick’s
Mystic Star
Conner & McCoy
DR. WM. Reader
Jacob Deutsch
Clark & Rike
Griffin & McGrain
Applegate & Rro
Keller & Brown, Douglass, Koone & CO
James M. Bean
Missouri Republican
General Conference
Church South
Frederick H
Prussia
Wollf
Halle
Wolff
Frederick
California
Ngrses
Douglass, Boone & Co
Corydon,nd
Gueensware
Harrison County
Bhanktal
Tid
Albany
Mainstreet
New Albany, Ind
J. F. Lindley & Bru's, Muy Ams
William Reader
Storer
R. Reader
Wicks
Wick
Boquet
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