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Dr Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry Adverts 1840s sales
Wholesalers Sawtorp and Pann Degmairs report retail sales of eighty two bottles since last October. Weagely and Knepper claim the remedy eases lung and chest diseases and urge wider circulation. Dr Jacob Hofeman endorses a case of asthma cured by the balsam. Price one dollar per bottle. sold in Cincinnati by Sanford & Park and other towns.
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Weagly & Knepper
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Cincinnati Daily Times
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Weagely & Knepper
West
Jacob
Huntingdon County
Thomas Read
Paul Schweble
Jacob Hofeman
M. D
Cincinnati
Sanford & Park
Hollidaysburg
Gemmill & Porter
Alexandria
Clemens and Baker Wholesale Druggists Card Advertisement
Clemens and Baker offer copal varnish, window glass, white lead, drugs, paints, oils, dyes, bronzes, and brushes. They stock a full line from the Franklin Window Glass Works and other suppliers, selling at low prices from 187 North 3d Street Philadelphia, with a Sept 10 184% date.
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Clemens & Baker
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Philadelphia
Jewels and Watches Offered at Bargain Prices in Huntingdon
Advertises a wide assortment of jewelry including gold fob chains topaz set breast pins and watches with one year warranty and free exchange if needed. Also promotes woolen goods and clock repairs. William Buchanan announces wool processing cloth making carding spinning and dyeing services with extensive local exchange options in Williamsburg and surrounding areas.
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John Nail
Hartsleg Valley
Jacob M’gahan
M'Comnelistown
Katrekin
Coffee Run
John Gigin
Leonard Weaver
Jacob Cypress
Matthew Garner
Woodcock Valley
Gemmel & Porter
Alexandria
Walter Graham
Canoe Valley
Dysart
Masseting
Davis Brook
Blair
Rees Candron
Frankstown
Geo. Steiner
Waterstreet
James Saxton
Huntingdon
William Buchanan
Williamsburg
Benedict A W Attorney at Law Huntingdon Pa
A W Benedict attorney at law Huntington Pa will attend to business in the courts of Huntingdon and surrounding counties. Office at his old residence on Main street a few doors west of the courthouse. Published April 1849.
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Pill
Philadelhia
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Walnut Streets
Philadelphia
Tuk
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Williamsburg
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Huntingnoy
Main Street
Court House
A. WB
Huntingdon
Love the Ladies and the Indies Delightful Verse
A fragmented poem extols loving the Indies and women of varied looks and ages. It alternates with a long prose tale about a Brittany murder during the Hundred Days, detailing a peasant girl’s fatal crime against a marine in Auray, her public shaming, and a haunting ballad of vengeance.
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Ohio women shut down distillery turn it into Temperance Mall
In Medina County the last liquor distillery was converted into a Temperance Mall after a bold protest by local women. A committee urged the distiller to quit. when refused, a neighboring husband aided by women confronted the distiller, culminating in an order to close and host a temperance meeting. The distillery reportedly closed on day two.
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Deleguin
Hits
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Amusing Anecdote From a Frankfort Ball Fight
The Louisville Journal recounts a Frankfort ballroom melee where a young gentleman wronged a lady, sparking a clash with about fifteen to twenty participants. Fists pistols and knives flared, blood spilled, and several fled toward Indiana. An English officer witnessing the chaos pursued a safer escape after being knocked down.
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Louisville Journal
Brankfort
Frankfort
Indiana
Prankfort
Kentucky
Venice and the spectre of Rome in a Boston journal piece
The piece extols Venice as the queen of the waters praising Canaletto Guardi and the Adriatic citys splendor. It contrasts the dreamlike panorama with a realist gaze while noting its endless historical facts and dramatic public buildings. Also recounted is a Boston Medical Journal note of a man repeatedly seeing a spectral visitor at a Roxbury gate suggesting a brain‑driven illusion rather than a supernatural event.
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Grand Canal
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Adriatic
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Cily
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