Philadelphia Doctor Advertises Longstanding Practice
An 18 year established Philadelphia physician Dr. Ky advertises extensive experience at the corner of Third and Uuisa streets near Spruce and Pine, claiming success in treating private diseases, throat and head pains, rheumatism, strictures, gravel, youth impurities, and blood conditions. Patients are assured of confidential, trustworthy care from a respected practitioner.
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Philadelphia
Hinkelin
Third
Uuisa Streets
Spruce and
Pine
Tie
Kinkelin
N. WW
Union Streets
Spruce and Pine
Dr. N
Paddle your own canoe and seek noble deeds
A long verse and editorial mix urge self-reliance and public virtue, contrasting lofty fame with honest work to reform society. It lampoons political prose about the President’s message, cites star distances, a Portsmouth auction anecdote, railroads, and health tips on ventilated rooms and wood fires.
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A. J. Downing
Dickens
National Intelligencer on early Congress quorum timing
The National Intelligencer notes that in 1789 a quorum took over a month to reach New York, but modern steam and rail travel allow most members to arrive in two days and California members in under a month. The piece argues the republic is temporally closer now than the original states were then.
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Comgress
Wilkens Bmicawber
Jefferson Brick
Guliver Blunt
Lorenzo Altisonant
Pacific Railroad
Gulliver Blunt
Gulliver
Congress
Johnson
National Intelligencer
New York
California
Republic
tirneR—cur
Father Donk
Pimber-Gut Creek
Daddy
Satan
Old Daddy
Jacksonsville
Babylon
Donk
Parson Donk
Daddy Donk
Livestock valued higher than manufacturing and trade
The latest census estimates about six hundred million dollars worth of U S. livestock. Their value surpasses all United States manufacturing establishments and exceeds the capital employed in domestic and foreign commerce combined.
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United States
Dog Watches Trains at Saratoga for Eighteen Months
A Newfoundland dog, left at Saratoga eighteen months ago, has faithfully watched every departing and arriving train since the incident. He remains in the depot, examining strangers but has never found his master or learned where he eats or sleeps. Albany Times.
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Saratoga
Albany Times
Tragic Bowling Green Drunk Couple After Ride
Ocee Leander and Joshua Martin, residents near Bowling Green Kentucky, were drunk on a Saturday evening and mounted horses to return home. Leander fell from his horse and was crushed when Joshua, trying to help, fell across him. Both men died, discovered by a passerby as Leander lay unmoving and Joshua unable to recognize the death.
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Ocee Leander
Joshua Martin
Bowling Green
Leander
Joshua
Jeander
Address at War and Mockery in The Cleveland Herald
The Cleveland Herald quotes a satirical address to bachelors about Adam and women. It also carries Omar Pacha’s exhortation to troops to defend the throne of Abdul Medjid and a New York Herald dispatch on Governor Gorman of Minnesota facing trouble with the President and possible suspension.
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Liss Wessake
Ete Haven Paladi
Myers’ Compot
Rock Ross
United States
Ain
Seca
Everines
Ted
Aurel
Fuller
Balal TY Lea
Revntas
Mr. C
Manson
Farenes
Long Island
R. Warren
Sosnox
VW & CO
Cleveland Herald
Adam
Omar Pacha
Asia
Africa
Europe
Abdul Medjid
Gov. Gorman
New York Herald
Washington
Minnesota
John Mitchel Arrives in San Francisco from Exile
The Irish exile John Mitchel arrived in San Francisco on Wednesday with his wife and children and is lodging at Jones Hotel. The report recounts his escape from Van Diemen's Land aided by P J Smyth and details the parole breach that led to his departure.
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San Francisco Herald
John Mitchel
San Francisco
John Mitchell
van Dieman’s Land
Jones
California
Robert Emmet
Haglish
P. J Smyth
New York
Smyth
Mr. Mitchel
Bothwell
Mr. Smyth
Wm. Denison
Mitchel
Mitchell
Mr. Smith
A Biblical Tale On Rebecca's Resolve And Modern Speech
In ancient times a woman's conduct steered her choices as with Rebecca when asked to go with Isaac's servant. The imagined nineteenth century reaction mocks casual modern slang and doubts, contrasting steadfast obedience with skeptical banter about going.
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Rebecca
Isaac
Irish laborer fences barren land to bar cows
An Irish laborer explains he fences a desolate tract to keep cows from starving on the land. A gentleman on horseback questions the motive, and Pat replies that he is keeping the poor out.
Astonishing Curiosity Exhibited at City Hall Baltimore
The body of a man buried six feet in guano on the island of Chuboe is displayed at City Hall Baltimore. Petrefied into solid stone, it preserves minute outlines of humanity. Physicians and scientists call it one of the marvels ever witnessed.
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City Hall
Baltimore
Chuboe
Noted Doctor Claims Nightmare Tied to Newspaper Debt
An eminent physician reports that in nine cases out of ten the nightmare stems from owing a bill to the newspaper man. The quote underscores a social view linking debt and fear to press creditors.
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Danville Advertiser
X Ten Lewis & Kennedy
Nave’s
Public Square
Pankorite
Mina
Sarah T. Bolton
Earth
Alpha
Centaur
Portsmouth
Micawber
Jefferson
Clay
Chapman
Chanticleer
Lynchburg
Baruwett
The
Clinton Courant
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