Remains of Mr Sawyer on the Civil and Diplomatic Bill
In the House on January 16, 1849 Mr Sawyer pressed formal objections to contingent expenses in the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill. He questioned six thousand two hundred dollars in guards salaries and a five hundred seventy five dollar excess, urged striking the guard item, protested cost overruns on the Navy and penitentiary funding, and attacked Coast Survey budgets and West Point influence, calling for fiscal restraint and accountability.
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House of Representatives
Mc Sawyer
Washington
Pringipsl
Ile
Uuter
Feiguis
Vance Ly
Potomac Bridge
Congress
Sopsiovicn
Congrem
Gasimnacet
Ohio
Cig
Wei Weare
District of Columbia
Coast Survey
Hemen
Gulf of Mexico
Lohe
West Point Academy
Desea
Mexico
West Point
Wen Point Academy
Yourgwen
Honest representative resigns over erroneous bill approach
The speaker explains he cannot support extravagant and unjust provisions and resigns his seat after voicing objections. The Steuben Courier editor notes marriages notices under the heading Joint Resolutions, reflecting local publishing style.
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Steuben
Market Prices and Commodities Report from Cincinnati and New York
Cincinnati markets show figures for flour at 44a5 per unit and pork at 54053. Grain prices list wheat 73 cents per bushel, corn 25, oats 25, Clover seeds 350, Timothy 1.25, lard unspecified. New York reports flour at 5.74, wheat at 1.15 per bushel, with other staples cited.
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New York
Death of Mrs Margaret Anna Satterthwait in Lima
Mrs Margaret Anna Satterthwait wife of Joseph Satterthwait and daughter of Gen Willi Armstrong died Sunday at her Sec residence aged about 20. Funeral from the Presbyterian Church in Lima today at % o clock with a sermon by Rev McKinney. Friends and family invitees.
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Sec
Margaret Anna
Joseph Satterthwait
Willi Armstrong
Presbyterian Church
Lima
Mr. McKinney
Chancery Bill in Allen County Court notices and petitions
The document records a filed Bill in Chancery by Samuel Good Jr and George Wical against Emily Chance Catherine Chance Anna Chance and others over a real estate tract in Allen County Ohio. It warns respondents to appear within sixty days or the bill may be confessed. It also lists two county road location petitions to be presented to the Allen County commissioners. January 1849 notices and a sale ad for Joun Tuttle conclude the page.
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Allen
Ohirawit
Thein
George Chance
Panty
Wairaiy
Samet Good, Jr
A.D
Eze Chance
Anna i Ghduce
Thomas K. Jacobs
Allen County
James Crozier
Ohio
Low
Im Town
Cange'8
H. Williams
C. C
Vistue
Allen Coum
Houss
Lima
Anthony Dicker
Joel Green
Williams
Sh A
C. D
Guardian
Cext
Court House
Dino
Reuben Bamberger
Ailen County
Medical Notice From Center Ohio Doctor Opens Practice
A damaged notice from Noble County Ohio indicates a physician named J.W. Underwood is establishing a practice, offering general medical services and priced in cash. The office is reported to be at a central location with potential pay in Clover Seed type E and a price quoted around 3.218.
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der Woun
Iaze County
Aliy Alent
J.W. Underwood
Dr Vaughn's Vegetable Lithoutriotic Mixture Ad
The advertisement touts Dr G Vaughn's Great American Remedy Lithontriptic Mixture as superior in the region around Walcott New York. It claims unique healing properties and reliable relief for all complaints and urges readers to consult agent names and request a pamphlet from B M Underhill of Walcott NC.
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Call & Ask
B. M. Underhill
Wolcoit
New York
Married Woman's Private Medical Companion ad
An 1849 advertisement promotes Mauriceau's Married Woman's Private Medical Companion. It touts wealth of knowledge for married women, market demand, and agent opportunities with commissions. Includes postal sending details, pricing, and instructions for agents and purchasers.
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United States
de. A
Mauriceau
New York City
Liberty Street
New York
Residence moved to new North Main Street building
A resident announces relocation to the north end of Main Street across from Charles Huber’s house. He plans to retain books for the wendy patronage received this year and to continue serving customers with diligence, noting reduced charges as of January 16, 1848.
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Main Street
Charles Huber
Wendy
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Mr. Sawyer
OHTO
Cincinnati Warkers
Sawort Good
D& George Wical Va
Catherine Chance
Cnarcere
Cenas
Aflen
Peny Township
Lanning Ot Aalf
Lowesia Line
Wapakonnetta
Etjah McCoy
Allencounty
Goto
Riley Creek
Maichland Township
Pets Shoemaker's
Joun Tuttle
Medical Aotice
Janury
Warreld Wobwas
OR. A. M. Msuriceal
Suve
Io State
Sonem
Ayverst
Wo -Wit
Oper Fund
Tocasnres
Pelgovent
Intercat
MH. Nichols
Anid
Ricmar Bdson
T. K. Jacobs
Tressores
Lime
DHEA
Bard
Géeps
General Eeetuerst
Ceep Meetane
Bits YA
Jans
Lins's
King's
Ssolter & Co
King Walsefl
Osienne
Bent Bis Cafe
Per Poond
Beet
N. C. Molewees
Eaver
Ana
Anderson
Dr.w. McHenry
Pananoirs & Whels
Fhchve
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