Cholera treatment and remedies in early reports
The article compiles a series of cholera treatment guidelines and patient care advice from medical letters and newspaper notices. It advocates bold dosing, rapid cooling and warming methods, antispasmodics, stimulants, and controlled perspiration, while denouncing calomel and bloodletting as harmful. It also cites other remedies and sanitary regulations, with quotes from various journals and letters.
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Arato
Chuse
India
Liverpool
Louisville Courier
Louiselle Journal
London Lancet
London
Forfeiture and fines for spirituous liquors violations
A damaged text notes fines of $20 for selling alcohol in violation of the law and penalties including forfeiture of licenses. It mentions warrants to seize medicinal and sacramental spirits and wines, with provisions for false pretenses to evade the law and possible imprisonment for nonpayment, cautioning enforcement in the old Bay State.
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Vincentia
Tesla
Ciicx
Old Bay State
Postmaster Daniel Mallary Appointed at This Place
Washington appoints Daniel Mallary postmaster here in a Whig era merit, succeeding Cal. O. Jexsxy who retires. Mallary formerly held a similar post under Monroe and is expected to serve with honesty and fidelity, earning public satisfaction. Our best wishes accompany the retiring incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Mallary
Washington
Manlany
Presieot Monroe
Cal. O. Jexsxy
Cholera Knowledge and News Across Cities and Advice
This report surveys practices for preventing cholera, urging cleanliness and sanitation as key. It notes Cincinnati’s cases and deaths, rising cholera in St Louis, emigrant outbreaks on steamers, and new outbreaks in New York and Chicago areas with recent tallies and expert recommendations.
Calhoun Bubbles Rage in South Carolina Debates
The piece mocks disunion fervor in South Carolina with caricatures of Quattlebum and Coromeander. It notes secret committees, a Beaufort convention, and a push for a pro slavery shield in the District of Columbia, plus plans for a California settlement by R D Soward. It ends with a jab at Mrs Farnham and pro slavery missions.
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Calhoun
South Carolina
Eafery
Mintaare
Caralina
Beaufort District
S. C
District of Columbia
New Territories
R.D. Soward
Columbus
Georgia
California
North
Insurance and risk saving urged for families and public
The article extols life insurance as vital for family support and warns against poverty from removal of risk. It notes growing adoption in the East, novelty in the West, and points readers to the Philadelphia Equitable Insurance Co. card. A second item poses a riddle: two men shared a hotel year yet did not meet.
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Philadelphia Equitable Insurance Co
Extron
Terrible conflagrations wreck three cities in flames
A sweeping fire in St Louis consumed 33 blocks including the Globe engraving office, with about 5 million dollars in losses. Watertown New York endured a major blaze destroying 100 buildings, churches hotels and bank offices, with substantial property losses. Tiffin saw a warehouse fire destroying 8 000 bushels of wheat and stock, with 36 000 insured and significant losses to the owner.
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ST. Louis
Williams
O' Reiley
Sandushy Morror
Watertown
N. Y
Mornior
3Ihrist
Episcopal Church
Columbia
Northern State Journal
Joel Green
Democratic Union Office
Post Office
Black River Bank
Wooster Sherman's Bank
Henry Keep's Bank
Surrogate’s
W. N. Montgomery
Tail Road
Montgomery
Stark Mutual
New York Courier
Marshal
Mrr. Moore
Marshall
Buren
Tyler
Polk
Gloom and hope in Europe as republics face imperial rivals
Foreign observers report a turmoil across Europe with Rome restored to the papacy by foreign arms, and Italian revolts revealing a collapse of monarchic unity. France and Austria defend royal rule while Russia aligns with Austria in the Turkish war, threatening republican progress. A decisive crisis nears, testing liberty and humanity in the New World.
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Europe
Herman
Canada
Republic of Rome
Republic of
France
Italy
Austria
Rome
Traly
Russia
Turkey
Haly
Secretaries and crops themes in early 19th century notes
A long column reviews Secretary Ewing with charges of crony appointments, then shifts to Spring crops with peaches, plums, and cherries in bloom before frost. It notes wheat prospects across Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Iowa Missouri and Ontario, and reports on New York and Missouri political commentary. Also mentions Sandusky news, the Sandusky Mirror, and concerns over hard money debates and military actions near Taos.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Milin Company
St. Joseph
Fort Independence
Tifa Company
Sol
Gaspinade River
California
Independence
Cincinnati
8. C. Wickham
Milan
St. Jozeph
Judge Wickham
Don
Feaf
Upiby
Kupses
Gonte
Cis
St. Joseyds
Coreaupany
Su Tneeps
Toa
Indian Territory
Harry Page
Wiconsia
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
Sandusky
Mienor
Cincinnati Globe
James W. ‘Taylor
Cincinnati Signal
Sandusky City
Sandusky Mirror
Taylor
Messrs
Vaughan
Ted Taylor
Western Reserve
Mard Oncy
N. S. Tribune
Free Soil and Hard Money Coalition
Wisconsin
Mney
Bard Money Lab
Madison
New-York
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Fos. Bell
Louisville Couriers
Senate
Assembly
Wallington
White House
Joshua BR
Giddings Hingelfy
Cleveland
Sam
Washington Union
Tate
Lawisville
Knoxville
Huron Reflector
Speware
Vitor
Say
Mangachusetts
Cann
Board of Health
St. Lowia
Mary
Council Waffs
New Orleans
Plains
Moses Harts
New York
The
Chicano Journal of Ie
Chicago Tribune
Maysville
Lewisville
Pittsburgh
Ewing
Thomas Ewine
Lee Euford
Tiome
Nurs
Tracher
Lovafoco Press
Sit
Locis
Taos
New Mexico
Jacob Mammer
Mansfeld
B. McCarron
Hammer
Gen
Ilarrison
James K. Pelk
New Year
Kay
Farton
Astor Lace
William Macready
Muchuth
Meg Macreedy
Macready
Ty ‘Dao
Taulutade
Arn
An Gien
Sandford
Thealy
Alan
Chad
Mirtyrs
Locrufocoimm
Cardent
Southern Sun
Caisa
Bank of Martyrs
Seid
Beving
Tank of Martyrs
Preebles
Marcy
Granorr Sorev
Peterborough
Smith
Simith
New York City
Isaac T. Mopper
Daniel C. Eaton
Wim Remeys
George Evans
John Cochrane
St. the Pittsburgh Post
Philadelphia
Giles
Sudulk
Commonwealth
Manmko
Rochester
Noble County
Mr. Wolf
Stras Lion
Werner
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