Temperance addresses and distant port reports in Philadelphia
The Rev. Mr. Pierpont of Boston will address Philadelphia and county temperance societies on July 4 at the Philadelphia Museum. Buffalo currently has abundant flour to feed New York through the next harvest, with shipments arriving hourly from the West. Reports cover maritime arrivals, bank notes, unrest in Ireland, Oregon migration, and various provincial notices.
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U.S. Exploring Expedition
Vincennes
Peacock
Porpois
Flying Fish
Rocky Mountain
Independence
Missouri
Oregon Territory
Baltimore American
Union Bank of Delaware
Silvis de Geias
New York
Uavre
Ireland
Ultimo
Bedford
Nees
Washington
Charleston
Baltimore Sun
Noah
Atahaie
Pittsburgh
Jas. Mo Screci
Sthoalt
Des Moines
U.S
Sac
Voxidians
Wilmington
John Acair
Haredsturg
Kycoa
Dalumn
Mechanics Bank of
Britih
Batk Portia
Boston
Eden Preble
Portia
Canton
China
Lucania
Philippine Islands
Yale College
House of
Treasury
Mento
Mir-hall
United States
Mississippi
St. Tons
Steam safety device praised by French Society
The New York Commercial Advertiser reports that M. Clanist net received a gold medal for an apparatus to render steam boiler explosions impossible. The invention improves the safety valve and warns crew and passengers of danger, with a mechanism that redirects steam to extinguish the fire if warnings fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Commercial Advertiser
The Character of Gen Harrison Shines Under Scrutiny
The Memphis Inquirer praises General Harrison, noting his character grows brighter with examination. It states his integrity withstands attacks, earns respect from political enemies, and proves a man of worth under public scrutiny.
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Harrison
Parson Fechogs
Memphis Inquirer
Holish combativeness and dairy tasting tricks by Bentley
Bentleys Mise Hing lampoons a rowdy scene at Donnybrook fair and shares a peculiar remedy. He suggests adding boil ing water to fresh milk to remove the taste of turnips or cabbage fed to cows. The method, claimed to banish odors from Swedish turnips, is said to work in winter when cows feed on roots. Water is also said to remove wild onion or leek flavors from milk.
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Bentley
Donnybrook Fair
de. Gritley
Solomon Hays
Comstock & Co
Soe
Fetcher Street
Maiden Lane
Pearl Street
New York
Union
Profit and Loss of Cotton Culture in Mississippi
A Mississippi paper estimates 1899 cotton yield at 9,090 bales of 400 pounds. Costs to prepare for Liverpool market are high, with 25 per bale paid to nonresidents. The Mississippi crop alone would yield less than 7 dollars per bale to producers, failing to offer 6 percent annual return. Through October imports to New Orleans reached 890,000 bales, with season totals expected near one million bales.
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Mississippi
Weiter
Liverpool
Leve
New Orleans
Whales Scuhr
Market St.etween Bridge
Fourth St’s
Hanna, Mctlery and
Dart
Richmond
Ladies Twist & Cavendish
Ayson
Jamaica
Sicily
Grenoble
Cassia
MACE
Key Superior de
Dupont
San Lucar
Liston
Cincinnati
Logansport
Death of Thomas Jefferson Cummings in Tl year
Obituary note states Thomas Jefferson Cummings son of Mr T J Cummigs died at the Lith institution in the Tl year aged his age. The short notice records the deceased and the family relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson Cummings
T. J. Cummigs
Peters Pills Peters Vegetable Pills
Peters Vegetable Pills touted as a universal remedy with claims of preventing and treating numerous ailments from biliary fever to dyspepsia and gout. Marketing lists many agents and sales locations across Indiana and the United States with prices 29 and 50 cents per bottle.
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United State
Teilier Hansen
G. M. Jeroguaman
Lovanasport
Dane
Philadelphia Mayor Certifies Signers as Gentlemen of Character
The document lists signers J.P. Faglee John Furey and Hugh McCardy and notes their ages over thirty to fifty years. Mayor Robert Wharton of Philadelphia certifies their character and urges credit to the certificate. The seal and date of December are affixed as official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
C. Robert Wharton
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The
Philadelphia Messenger
Missisippi
Peoples Ticket
TOR
William AH. Garrison
Ohio
John Tyler
Virginia
Sonapiea
Mouvrpy
Joseph G. Marshale
Samuel Bigger
Rush Conny
Samuel All
Gibson County
Wimwson Wright
Col
James Butler
Robert Edwards
Tarvy Brown
Lief
Spencer & Rice
Shay Ox
Wabash County
Aoetice
Col. Neel
Wabashtown
J. Treutman
Lockport Carrell County
Michael Moracy
Oth
Patton
Dare
Gass County
N. Willea WS
S. Clemmens
Joseph S. St. Clair
Cass County
Endiara
David Pinkerton
Admr
Logansport and
Vicwity
Mason Business
David Gates
Eel River
Joun Pfoutz
Uwio
D. Billings Smith
Maumee City
Oino
Als
Ilanna
Meelery
Logansport, Ind
Perrysburg, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio
Buffalo, N.Y
Grsu & Saw Mill
Crooked Creek
Berga
GEV
Houk Lagunenort
Americus
M. McBaKiin
Charles Scuhr
Ith
Griocelay WI & Liquor
Arriv
Chales Scuhr
N.E. Rum
Spencer & Kick
Indiana
Van
Gen. Harrison
Cass County Harrison Club
Harrison and Reform
Hora Po Biddile
Locanspont
Bridge Street
Washington Hall
Israel Johnson
Ios Ki
Dann A Earn
Mluay Wee
A. M. Higgins
Wet Logan
Thomas CG. Moor
Oldreidge
Columbia
Oldridge
Robert Wharton
Philadelphia
J Cleridge
Wm. Thatcher
St. George
North Fifth
Joun P. Ingpis
D. Thomas
Jonn S Furey
Hugh McCurdy
Joun Gard
Tares
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