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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1867
Page
4
Agricultural note offers peach orchard guidance including planting seasons fall or spring, spacing eighteen to twenty feet, pruning to shape young trees, borer removal by inspection, soil and manure needs after first crop, and recommended fertilizers such as wood ashes bone-dust and superphosphate to prepare trees for subsequent years.
The Prospectus The Crisis announces a new seventh volume and urges subscriptions. It defends the paper against abolitionist attacks, promises Western principles, and appeals for club enrollments to fund a larger, superior publication with political and agricultural content. Columbus, 1807.
Demorest's Monthly Magazine proclaims a comprehensive lifestyle and literary format with fashion health and home content. It markets club subscriptions, premiums, and mail options from W Jennings Demorest at 473 Broadway New York, including Demorest's Monthly and Young America topender offers and premiums for various order tiers.
An 1867 advertisement touts Prof. De Breux Priser le Cheveux as a universal curl setter producing tight ringlets or heavy curls. It claims benefits for both sexes, warns of prior failed results elsewhere, and offers mail order at 1 dollar with free descriptive circulars. Agents listed in Troy New York.
Fragmented early 20th century letter urges Democrats to reject Teichiad errors and support Carbogratia reform, argues for unity against rival political factions. Mentions Abe and Northwesk opposition, warns of broken promises and the need for a strong party press and subscription drive.
The prospectus outlines plans for legislative and congressional reports, pamphlets, and weekly issues. It lists subscription options including weekly weekly, six months, and yearly rates from Cayman to Eshelman in Columbus Ohio. It emphasizes devotion to the constitution and union preservation with a focus on informative literature.
An old newspaper ad for a magazine called The Lady's Friend listing subscription details and prizes. It notes costs, sample issues, and address for DEACON & PEYERSON at 319 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Statement of the condition of the Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company of Connecticut as of November 6 1860 filed with Ohio Auditor under state law. Officers Kellogg president Moodrich secretary attest to accuracy of assets including cash on hand bonds and stocks. debts from mortgage premiums and miscellaneous items. sworn before Commissioner Hamersley Ohio.
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