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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1833
Page
4
The speaker laments broken romance and unfulfilled dreams. They recall a past beloved, Elee, and brood on what might have been, describing their feelings as bitter and idle, with a lingering sense of sadness.
The article argues that as the Ohio canal and allied routes open, sugar, molasses, and cotton goods from New Orleans could reach Port Lawrence, Cleveland, and Portland at prices near or below those in Pittsburgh and New York. It examines canal and railroad options via Cleveland, Maumee, Wabash, and Cincinnati, estimating distances, tolls, and potential savings for merchants and consumers.
The article recalls colonial era troops in the era of the French and Indian Wars, noting American forces encamped on the plains of Chippe n veller amid colonial campaigns.
A Victorian advertisement touts Dr Pierson's Welch Cough Drops as cures for coughs colds asthma and consumption. It includes testimonials from physicians Samuel Taccarr Byron 1332 and Euan Park Fernal Attica 1830 and promises a refund if relief is not provided.
An 1830 advertisement features Finch s Salt Rheum Ointment curing salt rheum and scald-head with certificates, plus German Eye Water and Wilbor s Vegetable Itch Ointment touted as safe mercury free cures. Addresses include Batavia New York Norwalk Milan Lyme and Chiro with signatory endorsement by A J Reynolds.
A prospectus outlines the aim of a new periodical to advance American literature with independent criticism and courtesy. It pledges to avoid politics and religion while presenting reviews, tales, poetry, and arts notices. Published monthly in Philadelphia at five dollars yearly, with mail subscriptions available.
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