Notice of installment payments for Louisville line subscrip tions
Notice of monthly ten percent installments due on subscriptions to the Louisville New Albany and St. Louis Railway Company. Payments to be made in New Albany or to appointed agents. December 1, 1870 and each following month. Published per board decision. A true copy. George W. Lyman. Harper's Weekly advertorial content included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, New Albany
New Albany
W. Lyman
Nows Reey
LAL LR. Co
Subscriptions for Harper's Weekly and Bazur 1871
Advertises subscriptions for Harper's Weekly Bazur and Harper’s magazines with pricing, multi-year club offers four dollars per subscriber, extra copies, back numbers, cloth bindings, and shipping terms. Includes postage rate of 20 cents per year and address for M. Harper & Brothers, New York.
Harper's Bazar Excerpt Noted for Family Use and Health
A descriptive excerpt praises Harper's Bazar and Warpers Bazar as fortnighly and weekly family reads. It highlights articles on health dress housekeeping and household management, with editorials suited to wives and daughters, noting broad appeal and editorial quality praised by The New York Nation and New York Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Arper
Arpers
Wiothera
Waymen Legay
Lesagus
Nation
N.Y
Subscriptions to Harper's Periodicals Offered in 1871
An 1871 notice advertises one year subscriptions to Harper's Magazine Weekly and Bazar at ten dollars for one address, or seven dollars for two periodicals. Extra copies and club offers include a free issue per five subscribers at four dollars each, with specific volumes and green cloth bindings available by express freight. Postage on Harper's Bazar is twenty cents per year to be paid by the subscriber. HARPER & BROTHERS New York.
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Bazac
Harper's Magazine
Bazur
Dovaza
Harpers Periodicals
Harper's Weekly
Harper’s
Mjareper & Brothers
New York
Trarper
Aye Aoe
Harper's
Flarper
Express
Beaper
Gubsgriber
Harpar & Rothhre
Frank Lee Benedict
Iarner
Putpaia
Andres Harper & Brothers
Notice of liquor license application in Harrison County Indiana
Edward T. Bowling announces that he will apply at the December 1870 term of the Harrison County Board of Commissioners for license to vend intoxicating liquors in Elizabeth town. The proposal covers the northeast lower front of lots 23 and 24 in the town and is filed under applicable state acts and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Harrison County
Indiana
Elizabeth
Harrie County
T. Bowling
Hosea Cunningham seeks sale of decedent Wm Cunningham estate
Harrison County Indiana Court of Common Pleas notice. Administrator Hosea Cunningham petitions to sell real estate of William Cunningham decedent as personal assets insufficient to pay debts. Notice will be heard at the next term. Attest Douglas Clerk U C Pilgar Co.
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Indiana
Iarrison County
Court of Camuon Peas
le. Cunningham
Wm. Cunningham
Harrison Qo
Court of Common Pleas
Douglass
U. C. Plgitar. Co
Estray Notice in Peott Township West of Corydon
Estray report for a sow and five pigs taken from subscriber in Peott township four miles west of Corydon along Leavenworth road. Sow marked with smooth crop left ear and right ear slit pig marks noted. Reward offered. Ad by Dickson.
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Peott Township
Corydon
Leavenworgh
Dickson
Nurseries and Bulbs Catalogues Free From Herendeen Geneva
An 1899 notice promotes catalogs for fall and spring planting including flowering bulbs fruit trees and nursery stock from Herendeen in Geneva New York. It advertises extensive varieties, pricing lists and delivery for diverse soils and climates. Also mentions Dr Roback’s Stomach Bitters and Sugar coated Blood Pills as widely recommended remedies.
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Geneva
Herendeen
X. Y
Dr. Roback
Advertising Book Promises Wise Newspaper Listings
An 125 page book by Geo. P. Rowell & Co. lists top American newspapers with circulations and religious publications. The Pittsburgh Leader lauds the firm as the largest advertising agency and recommends scientific, economical advertising for maximum publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Row
New York
Pitsburg Pa
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
United States
Three Months Gratis Subscription Offer and Notice
The notice promotes a 1871 subscription deal for THE SATURDAY EVENING POST with thirteen extra papers, prices for various copy quantities, and a premium steel engraving for full subscribers. It also includes an administrator’s notice for Isaac Smith of Harrison County Indiana, requesting debts and claims be settled promptly.
They Know the Ingredients of Which They Are Imable
The fragment presents a garbled statement about knowing ingredients and capability. It lacks clear subjects, actions, or context to identify a concrete news event or person. No verifiable entities or dates are provided for a structured summary.
Blood Purifier and Pills Promoted as Blood Disease Cure
The article claims Dr Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills are remedies for all blood diseases. It states the Purifier uses costly drugs imported from Sweden and the Pills contain Mandrake root active principle as a Mercury substitute.
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Sweden
Are Dr Roback’s Bitters The Greatest Remedies
A sensational query asks if Dr C W Roback’s Stomach Bitters Blood Purifier and Blood Pills rank as the three greatest remedies the world has seen. Proponents tout cures for stomach ills and blood impurities, inviting reader belief.
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C. W. Roback
Remarkable cures cited by letters in Local Column
After eleven years of experience and trial sales have increased yearly. Thousands of unsolicited letters attest to the cures these medicines have performed. Read the Local Column letters of cures. Unquestionably the bear sustained work of the kind in the World.
Harper's Magazine praised as superior universal reading
The piece extols Harper's Magazine for its travel pieces and scientific papers and lauds its aim to inform and entertain the masses. It emphasizes broad readership across ages, quality writing and execution, and high editorial management as praised by The Nation and New England Homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Magazine
Society For the Diffusion
Harper’s
Harper's
New England Homestead
Harpers
the Nation
N. Y
Subscriptions and Prices for Harper Periodicals 1871
Harper and Brothers lists 1871 terms for Harper's Magazine, Weekly, and Bazar including annual rates, club offers for five subscribers at 4 dollars each, six copies for 20 dollars, and a 10 dollar rate for two Harper's Periodicals to one address. Back numbers, bound volumes, and postage details are provided, with binding costs and express shipment noted.
Hoofland’s German Bitters and Tonics Endorsed Remedies
Advertises Hoofland's German Bitters and Tonic as pure plant extracts from Germany. Claims no alcohol, powerful liver and blood cleansing effects, and cures for liver disorders, dyspepsia, nervous issues, and various pains. Promotes Pills with Podophyllin as a strong liver cleanser and urges readers to buy only the genuine remedies from the principal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoofland Ggiman
Dr. Hoofland
Princple
Purify Your Blood and Cure Long-Standing Ailments Claim
A Louisville reader endorses Dr Hurley's Sarsuparila as a cure for scrofula and other diseases after years of suffering. Henry Turner of Cincinnati reports healing after four hot doses and invites inquiries.
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Tam
Henry Turner
Hurley’s Ague Tonic Appeal Cited In 1868 Local Ad
A New Albany Indiana testimonial declares Hurley’s Ague Tonic free of arsenite and mercury, claims relief from fever and acne, cites a prolonged acne case cured after a single user followed directions, and dates the endorsement May 28 1868 by Jas Ruddle & Co.
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Hurley
New Albany
Ind
Jas. Ruddle
Tam
Self Abuse and Nervous Debility Warned by Diuretic
Readable text argues involuntary discharges and weak generative organs ruin health. It links nervous debility to self abuse and excesses, urging prompt treatment and a diuretic to restore function and prevent further diseases. The article targets affected men, emphasizing vitality, sleep, mood, and business vigor.
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Hess
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Harper’s Weekly
Harpera Weekly
New Yok Evening Post
Ite
America
Colwang
Boston Traveler
Map
WY. Sun
Warpers Bazar
Rees
Éinocus
Dr. Robagk
Thei
the Saturday Evening Post
Tue
Saturday Evening Post
Tenry Woop
Sutheoroof East Lynne
Gustave Aimard
Mise Amanda M.douglas
Frank Ler Bexedict
MabGakrr HosMei
Miss Prescott
Teryns
H. Peterbon & CO
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
Isaac Smith
Tnndiana
Stephen Smith
Notices OF the Press
Inew Tailor and Clothing Establishment
Conrad Steinbauer
Public Square
ATSO
Saga
Bisching, &S
Rollman Stevens
J. Volney Stevens
Hannison County
Common Pleas Court
Said County
Thomas C. Slaughter
Elizabeth Payne
Henry P H Bromwell
Henrietta F Bromwell
Henry P Bromwell
Slaughter & Jordan, Esqs
Hia
Heri
Henry PH Bromwell
Henryetta Hi Bromstell
Henry P Bromewell
Siate
Corydor
B.P. Douglass
M.sroens
Acen
Hoofland
Hoofland's Creek Oil
Germany
Apruigo
Taxky
Chas. M. Evans
C. M. Jackson d
Arch Street
Canadas
South America
West Indias
OF the Age
Messrs
James Ruddle & Co
Dr. Hurley
Oth
Chestnut Streets
Hory
Harley
Cincinnati, Ohi
Hurleys
Vincent Kirk
Seabrook’s Elixir
Seabrook’s
C., Co
Manistta
Messrs. Joes, Riddle & Co
Seabrook
WM. R. Root
J.L. Root
Pisce
Ale
Hornete Laboraory
Bullits
Aulisville
Thyive
Reader
LO Die
Hwelmbold
Azid
Helmbold
Buchu
T. Helmbold
Broadway
Poensyavivonia
Meg
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