Pioneering Pneumonia Treatment by Infinitesimal Remedies
The speaker describes trials using Hahnemannian infinitesimal doses to treat pneumonia. He notes initial risk and reliance on bloodletting, then reports success after substituting homoeopathic remedies like Aconite and Bryonia. After gradual reduction of bleeding, outcomes improved and few deaths occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahneman
Whyse S
Brand
Inyeri
Mr. S
Paul
Tie
Judas Secarig
Ned
Tony Gi Ies
Kirst
D&c
Black Oak’ Farm
Carroll ? Co
Bank Law Opinion on Public Security and Specie Reserve
Judge Willian Thomas argues a Bank Law can protect the public by tying circulation to securities and specie on hand. He warns against fraud, urges sufficient specie, and details penalties if auditors or treasurers fail. He discusses political alignments and November votes, then notes a Missouri Legislature bill to grant state credit of 33,699,099 for Pacific Railroad aid.
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Thomas
Morgan Journal
Willlian Thomas
Norrow
Kar
Missouri
Pacific Railroad
Bvtror
Cherry Grove
Chiquespongo
Mr. S
James Hamlet
Paul
Peter
Titus
Timothy
Freeport candidates in 14th judicial circuit race
In the 14th judicial circuit covering Jo Daviess Stephenson and Winnebago counties several candidates emerge. Judge Sheldon resigns but gains strong backing. Jason Mansi of Rockford is named a capable candidate. Llamen like from Galena and Con. 8. Uempstean join the fray. Parker of Freeport mentioned but not a candidate. The race to be kept above party lines.
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Jo Daviess, Stephenson
Winnebago
Sheldon
Jo Daviess County
Galena
Llamen
Jason Mansi
Rockford
Uempstean, Esq
Loco Foco
T. J. Parker
Freeport
Illinois
General Assembly
Calla Dethe
Jo Daviess
Stephenson
Adams
Hancock
Henderson
Mercer
Farehall
Henry
Rocksland
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Wits
Ogle
Mary
Lee
Carroll
Whitheside
Rockshind
Resignation of Judge Sheldon Draws Local Condemnation
The article reports the resignation of Judge Sheldon from the 6th Judicial District amid a debated legislative act creating a new district. It criticizes the legislature’s move, praises the judge for his impartiality, and urges him to run in the new district while warning Congress elects against certain representatives.
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Enrver
Sheldon
14Th Judicial District
Carroll County
Dudge
Osh
Jo Daviess and Stephenson
Circuit
Congress
Cannon Dorsey Strieken
Session ends with sweeping Senate action and adjournment
The article details a lengthy session concluding with passage of civil and diplomatic and naval appropriation bills, adoption of various measures, and the Senate’s adjournment sine die. It notes President Lincoln’s era actions, conference committees, and final remarks by Speaker Cobb as the Capitol clears and members depart for home. The piece also includes a reader letter arguing against the Fugitive Slave Law and praising abolitionist viewpoints.
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Wasitmerox
Gen. Scott
R. C. Schenck
Brazil
Spearr
House
Senate
Cass
Yulee
Chase
Naval Committee
Bradbury
Judiciary Committee
Boston
Jeff. Davis
Conference Committee
Pierce
Navy
Naval
New Orleans
N.Y
Collins
Missouri
Giberalter
Jillmore
Bright
Byard
Uamlin
Mason
Pratt
Russ
Committee of Conference of Civil and Diplomatic
Army
Army and Navy
Mead
Thompson
Stevens
Cobb
Robbery at Bicavy Mall Leads to Postmaster Arrest
Fragmentary report notes a burglary surrounding money packages mailed by Fishers & Corp to a bank in October. Postmaster Williamson of Dae! is linked to the case. H. Ruggles and Wm. M. Dodge are named in connection with the arrest. Witnesses and details are sparse, with unclear lines about charges and sums.
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Alovest
Lacon
Williamson
P. M
Wm. M. Dodge
H. Ruggles
Menvitao
Ramsey
Elgis
Marshall
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H.W. W. Brown
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Cyrmns
Muscatine
Iowa
Peru
la Selle Co
Peoria Republican
Nemnasna
Cincinnati
Nebraska
Ella A. Chappel
Carport
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