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Newspaper
Lima Argus
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1848
Page
3
A public notice from Lima citizens assigns John and George Sifert as sextons for the local graveyard. They set burial rates at 100, 150, and 200 dollars by size and urge distant residents to bury elsewhere to prevent crowding and potential relocation of the yard.
Fragmented speech reflects party morale after August races. Discussion questions roots of Whig and Zackarite support, noting shifts in North Carolina Indiana and Kentucky. Contempt for the Taylorization of the Whig party and calls for response from the Press and public.
Ashes Pots 4ha5 Pearls 5254 Flour 375 per barrel Wheat 70 cis Corn 28935 Hams 5427 Land a8 Cheese Gab Butter Sal Honey 12a2.
The 1st company of cavalry is ordered to assemble in Tame on Saturday September 23 at 10 a.m. armed and equipped for parade. Full attendance required by order of Captain James Elmore C. 5. dept. 5, 1818.
Public notice urges qualified electors in Alten county to assemble in townships on October 10 to elect officers including governor, representatives, commissioners, and treasurer for Allen county. Township sheriffs recount poll book justice and set ballots for the ensuing year. Bids for Timothy seed and flax seed advertised by the sheriff's office.
Public sale announced at the Lima courthouse on October Sunday next for multiple tracts in sections 14 15 18 19 23 and 29 in townships 5 south range 5 6 east with detailed quarter and half quarter descriptions. Real estate taken to satisfy judgments and widow and heirs of Jacob Williamsons and George W Holbrook properties listed. Cash terms. Sheriff C H Williams and A C D officers supervise.
An 19th century advertisement touts Townsend's Sarsaparilla as a universal medicine curing dyspepsia rheumatic complaints consumption and numerous female ailments. It claims thousands of cures, improves blood, strengthens digestion, and restores vigor, with testimonials from U S figures and doctors.
A historic notice claims Boweils regulate a wide range of illnesses from cholera and syphilis to skin diseases and jaundice. It promotes sale at a New Drug Store by Howard & Sanford as wholesale and retail agents for Allen and attaining counties, naming Lina, Ohio as the locale.
An advertisement extols Brandreth's Pills as a universal cure purging impurities from the body to prevent epidemics. It claims the pills guard health during temperature changes and contagious diseases, lists authorized agents, and notes a sale of land in Allen County under an unrelated court order.
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