Europeaa Bark Supposed Cure Promoted By Store Ad
An obscure ad in a historic page touts Europeaa bark as a remedy for appendicitis and stomach issues sold by Aulgherty's Drug Store. The text blends dubious claims about poisons and internal matter, urging readers to try the product for digestive relief.
Colonel George Croghan Mission to Logstown 1751
Colonel George Croghan and Andrew Montour journeyed to Logstown on May 7 1751 to deliver a provincial gift to the Indians. He outwitted French agent Joncaire and secured a treaty between Virginia Commissioners and Six Nations chiefs. The account traces Croghan’s 1740s–1780s role as an Anglo-Indian trader diplomat and soldier in the period of the French and Indian wars and early Revolution.
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Hamilton
Ohio River
Sir William Johnson
Pontiac
Ireland
Dublin
America
Pennsylvania
John Harris
Ferry
Harrisburg
Six Nations
Onondaga
Richard Peters
Lake Erie
Christopher Gist
Montour
Virginia
William Trent
Robert Callender
Lake Irie
Ohio
Scaroundy
Redstone
Aughwick
Morris
Easton
Harris’ Ferry
Lancaster
Onondage
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Weiser
Waston
Lune
Tedyuskung
Vvanes
London
Lords of Trade
Western Department
General Gage
Illinois
Fort Pitt
Lafayette
Indiana
Logewwn
Petars
On & Trin
Path
Tuscarora
Juniata
Otsego
William Franklin
Benjamin
James Fennimore Cooper
Cooperstown
N. Y
Laurel Hills
Committee of Safety
Augusta County
George Morgan
Passyunk
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