The Journal Ad for Sale by the Administrators Tarr
The Journal, oldest in the county dating from 1540, is offered for sale by administrators Chas. B. Tarr. The paper’s office and fixtures are in good condition with recent material added. The notice frames the sale amid political commentary on Democratic and Southern autonomy and national reform debates in the era.
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Ellen ‘Tr. Hubbard
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National Democratic Convention Preparations in Baltimore
The Baltimore July convention plans include Ford's Opera House for 5 000 to 6 000 attendees with state banners portraits of Washington and Jefferson on display. A Monument Square ratification meeting is set for July 10 or a following night, and a German citizens gathering is slated two days prior to express support for the liberal movement.
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Opera House
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Carroll
Carrollton
Monument Square
New York Senate votes to remove Judge McCann
News from New York notes a unanimous Senate move to remove Judge McCann. Reports say Milwaukee printers conflict continues while New York police log sunstroke fatalities at fifty four dead and fifty one nonfatal in twenty four hours.
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Milwaukee
London
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Africa
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Grant
Washington
Boston
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Baltimore Convention Endorses Mr. Greeley Move
The New York World concedes the Baltimore convention will nominate Horace Greeley. It notes defections from Cincinnati and that two main candidates will remain, urging Democratic voters to choose between Greeley or abstaining, with no advice to back Grant.
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Elliott
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Justice Church
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Midsummer Maladies and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters
Summer brings liver and stomach distress and a need for a tonic. The ad touts Hostetter’s Celebrated Stomach Bitters as superior for reinforcing vitality, preventing fever, and supporting digestion, urging caution against counterfeit bitters and bulk sales. It emphasizes experience, efficacy, and the product’s status in healthy districts near California rivers.
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Plantation Bitters praised as public stamp of value
The government endorsement of Plantation Bitters is joined by public approval, hailed as the grand remedy of the age for digestion, biliousness, fevers, and more. Readers are urged to consult testimonials and to shop at Bennett & Co., Philadelphia, for summer outfits and bargains on clothing.
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Sixth streets
Philadelphia
HOSE
Gatoline county
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Caroline county
James H. Wills
Greensborough
Sunstroke remedies and a town name change noted
The article explains sunstroke as an overheating effect, outlines immediate cooling and hydration steps, and cites experimental evidence. It also reports a town name change from Groton Junction to AYER in honor of Dr. J C Ayer of Lowell, with Massachusetts legislative approval and high local regard.
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IToratio C. Wood, Jr
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Groton Junction
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