05 Oct 1869
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1869
Page
1
The notice outlines subscription advances, non-discontinuance rules, and arrears. It lists advertising rates for various column widths, local notices at 20 cents per line, minimum charges, and legal ads charged to the procuring party or attorney, with advance payment required for divorce notices if the plaintiff is non resident.
Nimrod Merritt Hurst was killed by Jacob Godfrey in a Corydon area cornfield after a dispute with Allurah Lawrence. The jury, after testimony from many witnesses and defense counsel S K Wolfe, returned a not guilty verdict and Godfrey was discharged.
Indianapolis Mirror notes Gen Gresham has taken the federal bench. James Washburne of Fountain county ran a covert whiskey operation yielding a single gallon sale then drank the rest. Arrested on his last gallon and jailed on $2500 bail, he spent three months before habeas corpus reduced bail to $500. Costs from seizure and jail stay run high. A Madison incident mocks Radical allies as petitioners sign without reading claiming to be parents and guardians of colored children.
W A Haldeman editor of the Louisville Courier publishes a testimonial from Dr L Limenick praising a Chill Cure. The letter cites long-term chills cases affecting John T Morris and R W Meredith, claiming the remedy broke chills and prevented recurrences for months.
A Louisville physician with extensive chill experience testifies to Limerick's Chill as a safe and sure cure. He recounts curing a two year chronic case after four days in half doses and notes multiple successful uses since.
Dr A H Geoghegan proclaims constant experience in fever treatments in Kentucky. River View Ky September 10 1868 reports chills and fever lasting over a year with quinine and arsenic failing. Limerick's Chill Cure is praised as a complete and permanent remedy after prior medicines failed.
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