09 Nov 1869
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1869
Page
1
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Washington dispatches report the attorney general questioning federal troops in states fully restored to the Union, limiting force to insurrection or invasion with state governor consent. The debate echoes Calhoun and Hayne, framing nullification as a lingering threat amid reconstruction and political strife.
The writer denounces federal lax enforcement of laws and accuses the Hoar administration of failing to curb outrages by African Americans in Washington. Citizens fear for daughters, two white children harmed, police rarely act, juror selection allegedly favors blacks, and the piece argues for a return to white supremacy and white control of government.
In Leavenworth on Oct 27 the Crawford County Democratic meeting chose Judge McMickle as president and J J McCallister as secretary. Seven delegates and seven alternates were appointed to the January 8 state convention and instructed to vote for Brown Shoemaker Ryan Parrett Bicknell. Adjourned by J E McMre Xer president and J J McCalister secretary.
A Methodist church service ends with an earnest exhortation from the parson. He hints at a heavenly whisper, but a nearby jack ass belts out a loud hee haw that disrupts the moment. The crowd snickers while the preacher maintains dignity and a smile.
A judge overhears a boy ignoring cattle warnings and a humorous exchange about parental authority. The piece then moves through a string of quick, rustic jokes involving sermons, farm life, and tall tales, with a playful touch on language and local manners.
W N Laldeman writes that after trying many remedies for chronic chills his family used Dr Liverica’s Chill Cure with success. He notes two cases one long standing and another milder, both showing no recurrence for months and calls the medicine a valuable specific. He cites assurance from John T Morris and observations of R W Meridith’s case.
A Louisville physician reports a two year oils and fever case cured after four days of Limerick's Chill Cure in half doses. The patient recovered fully with no chills since and the doctor endorses the remedy as a safe sure cure based on multiple subsequent uses.
Testimony from Dr A E Geoghegan of Kentucky endorses Limerick s Chill Cure as a permanent remedy for chills and fever after quinine and other medicines failed. The extract notes improvements and claims the medicine is the best chill remedy of the age with wide distribution through New Albany Corydon and Louisville markets.
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