Journey Through Osage Country Toward Santa Fe
A fragment from a traveler’s diary describes river overflows, dense woods, and diverse trees as a party moves toward the Osage village and then to the Neosho and Missouri plains. It notes grassy lands, water power, and abundant game, with stops at Osage towns, Cherokee lands, and Westport before river travel to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prain
Neosha
Amber
Prarie
Great Mexico
Santa Fe
Missouri River
Neosho River
Theorks
Forks
Niles
Neusho
Qumber
Bowers Earch
Earl Day
Live Marns Town
Cage Tribe
Youxe
Neosho
Arkansas River
Maumetaw River
Missourri
Westport
St Louis
Jefferson
Rounseulle
Arrow Rock
Fort Leavensworth
Promised Land
Wanted a Gint to learn the Miltiware and Deess-making business
An individual with industrious habits and good morals is sought for a desirable position. Apply to the undersigned. Olive J. Perry Ludlow June 27th 1839 Also new stock of wares including paint boxes from Osburne J Bae ton Reeves & Sone and a good assortment of brushes and related painting goods from EW Henry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive J. Perry
Ludi
Osburne
J. Baeton, Reeves & Sone, &c
EW. Henry
New German Medicine Promises Wide Cure All
Read as a 19th century broadside, the piece hails Lou Grros Geetnat of Germany as a benefactor introducing a new medical doctrine. It extols a medicine claimed to aid consumption and diverse ailments, touting remedies from plant, animal, and mineral sources, with doctored certificates and testimonials. The text lauds its supposed universal efficacy and urges wide adoption while signaling controversy among contemporaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morth
South America
Lou Grros Geetnat
Germany
Europe
Las
Marlee
Marie Aso
Sanative cures and testimonials from 19th century notices
A compilation of letters and notices praising the Matchless Sanative and its effects on consumption and rheumatic ailments. Correspondents describe dramatic recoveries, renewed health, and rapid cough relief, with requests for more bottles and testimonials. The letters cite varied towns and dates, including Plymouth Massachusetts and Beaver Pennsylvania, and urge continued patronage and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asherst
Rowland
Triestin
Plymouth
Mass
Beaver
Robert Mellberty
E. A. Lowas
Polych
Rae
Mats
Life Medicines and Piles of Patented Remedies Advertised
The item promotes Moffat's Life Medicines and Phe nny Bitters as permanent cures for fever and ague with repeated assurances of superior relief, urging readers to buy through agents like WILLIAM BR. MOPPAT and WOUGH. It includes endorsements, price notes, and a note about distribution across the United States and Canadas, with claims of community benefit and a call to call at the cash store for purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled
Moth
Tau
William BR. Moppat
Browlway
N.Y
T. Wough
Alice
Lodi
States
Canadas
Moffat
John Moffat
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Hornhound
Marnern
Ty. Shite
Me Savuel Tucker
Celose
Mies Elizabnth
Ecrappord
Willensay
Keaal
Sarah Gralast
Loti
Dune Vrh
Busines
G.s.moron
Jung
Mall J‘ans
S.mickox
Lodk
N. Cuapmax
Ladi
Collins
Euber
Willer
Benji
Perry
Hint, Dane
Vanover
John Day
Cotati
Ant Chaff A Co. Law
Uleid
Sarsapalolis
Goelicke
Louis OF Fon Goelicke
Germas
Gorlicke
Austria
Globe
Hernan Uider
Water van Gant
Adot
Verner
M.D
Orington
Vic
Sax
Orkes Nichols
P.M
Sorow Sprxcen
Law
Forbes
Leah
Hasing
Vac Bayley
Hidi
Gwt
Joshu
Crinstile
Washington Co
Laon
Inne Oh
W. Henry
Aslis Busineas
Janay
Chara
Peacock
Net
T. Robbt
Roberts & Stearys
Hadi
Bess Dens
Justice
Thes
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