Notice to Campaign Subscribers renew for $1.50 a year
The notice urges campaign subscribers to renew for one year at $1.50 or 75 cents for six months, with papers continued until notified otherwise. It references election tallies across Ohio counties and criticizes the Negro suffrage stance, urging white women to vote and support Democratic Enquirer. The document mixes campaign appeals with partisan summaries and local/election reports from Vinton County and Jackson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Rads
Elk
Jackson
Swan
Knox
Ocratian Enquirer
Bratton
Job
Democratic Enquirer
Vinton Record
Conference Highlights and Local Political Scrutiny in Ohio
The 56th Annual Conference of the M. B. Church met in Ironton Ohio with ministerial appointments listed for Gallipolis Pomeroy and surrounding districts. The piece critiques counterfeit political tickets printed for Madison Township and denounces fraud, urging readers to beware dishonest acts while noting a sewing machine sale offering durable models and reasonable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Church
Ironton
Gallipolis
Ili
Adwin
P. Gallipolis
L. Cunningham
Pomeroy
L. I. Jones
Middleport
H. H. Ferris
M. D
Vaughn
McArthur
P. A. Timmons
T Jackson
I. B. Brodrick
Berlin
D. Mann
Laurel
Hamilton
E N Nichols
Mr. Pleasant
R Prose
New Plymouth
J N Adir
Zaleski
W H Gibbons
Wilkesville
J Robinson
Centerville
J Barringer
Chesire
J W Young
Patriot
J F Finch
Swan Crock
R Callahan
Delay
Vinton Record
Joe Bennett
Madison Township
Democratic
Philadelphia Manufactures Claim Noted in Annual Review
The piece argues Philadelphia's rise as a manufacturing center, detailing 1860 census data with 6,298 factories and $73,318,885 capital employing 98,000 hands, and cites a 1866 figure of over $200,000,000 in staple goods while noting numerous factory strengths and proximity to coal and ore. It mentions other instances of political and local commentary, including election results and partisan sentiment, concluding with reflections on democracy and the white disfranchisement amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Epwmn T. Fareprey
Massachusetts
Boston
Lowell
New York
United States
Vermanstown
N. J
Officer
Rhode
Washington Avenue
Phildelphia
Jorne
Odin
Van Allen's Vegetable Hair Restorer advertised with deception
A garbled sensational ad from October 10 1867 promotes Van Allen's Vegetable Hair Restorer claiming miraculous whitening and restoration of hair. It uses a staged marital tale to imply dramatic benefits and urges readers to order by mail from No 17 Nisan Street New York, with price one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S van Allen
Bolle
Nisan Street
New York
Riverside Institute Founded for Soldiers Widows Aid
The Riverside Institute in Riverside Burlingotn County is formed to educate the sons and widows of deceased soldiers and sailors of the United States. Notable backers include William Mann district attorney Philadelphia Lewis J. Hroomell ex chief miner and other New Jersey and Washington figures. The Washington labor company must use proceeds for charity and payment is granted to conduct an enterprise exempt from taxes. Commissioner Allollins signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Anil
Washington Litrary Company Iv
Riverside Institute For Soldiers
Ons
Sonora
N. J
Riverside Institute
Riverside
Burlingtog County
Newee
United States
Trumiens
Philadelphis
Jon
James M. Scovel
New Jersey
W. W. Ware
Henry Gunna
Beg
Adama
Express
Philadelphia
J. B, Coe
Ben of Joy
Coe & Co
Tagarunt Dirasrwesy
Washington, D. C
Washington Laboury Company
Anid Company
Alollins
Washington Library Company
the Institute
Riverside, N. J
Washington Library Company Presents Engravings Scheme
A battered 1867 prospectus for the Washington Library Company offers steel plate engravings and cash presents to shareholders. It lists tiered rewards from small engravings to grand parcels, including residences and a million dollar in stock value, with payment details and ordering methods through George A. Cooke & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Washington Library Company
Xorsea
Evgravinen
Spock
Washington Libeary
Washington
Linas
Expres
Messrs
George A. Cooke & CO
GEO. A. Cooke & CO
South Third Street
Washington Tibees
Selina
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Ever Swedand Bore
Best of the
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Hayes
Judge Truman
Xenia
Cleveland
Oberlin
Jacson
Vintox Powxas
J. R. Boort
D. W. Crenrictox
Reasuner
Mr. Boor
Vinton
Wan & Bros
Negrova
Allen G. Thurman
Daniel 8. Uhl
Cochran Fulton
John McHlwee
Frank H. Hard
Thomas M. Key
John Fee
David B. Shivel
Samuel C. Steinbrook
Almond Soule
Jou Fee
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Gesevangas
Brerfess
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Michigan
Ohio
Old Ben
Wade
Eke
Zavonrien
Mary Benjamin
Til
Justice of the Peace
McDowell
Cnao
Ayer
Sinson
Tung Lady Anocxrsoat Bacewyayt
Indy
Ken
van Allen
Nason Street
West
Kenzie
Mackesein
Locke
Europe
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Ranrere
L.lafayette
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M’arthur
Gold
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