Worm Syrup Endorsed by Physicians for All Ages
An 19th century style health notice touts Hobensack's Worm Syrup as a safe, vegetable-based remedy for worms and a range of stomach and digestion ailments. It claims children and adults are at high risk, promises strong tonic effects, and cites physicians’ opinions to support efficacy after other doctors allegedly failed.
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Opon Scientific
Morse’s
Materia Medica
Avery Park
Lex
Tukoas Comecgiaz
Cougia Agunas
C- Mobne T& CO
Hee
Philps
Wbmond
Jones
Providence Geo Advt
Wi Field
G Bt
Cyrus Flier
Jewcy Hatelian
Dea VJ Bates
Don Benj-Colby
Providence
Lecu
David Holmes
M.D. Provident
Jana
C. Borse & CO
Hyde
Maraholl Rich
Ee Mill & Foster
Pra Nwoert
PIE Insurance
Opera Endo
Deaid
Tape Worm Cures and Dangerous Dosing Promised
The article warns about a dangerous tape worm and advocates an unverified treatment. It claims a liver pill can clear obstructions and allow a worm syrup to reach the parasite, detailing a dosing schedule of two to three times daily. It presents no verifiable medical basis.
Hobensack's Liver Pills Promote Health and Purify the Liver
An advertisement extols Hobensack's Liver Pills as a natural remedy composed of roots and plants to purify the bile and support liver function. It claims to treat liver complaints and jaundice, acting as an expectorant, alterative, tonic, and cathartic to restore vigor and balance to the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobensack
Tisi
Engeauod
Talib
The Domino Box and the Geranium Promise
Pisistratus recalls a childhood moment when a domino box sparked joy, envy, and a moral lesson from his father about sacrifice. A geranium pot and a broken flower pot become symbols of value, virtue, and parental guidance learned on a country town outing.
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Pisistratus
Mischial
Sisty
Bigorus
Beltar
Afeh
Sistor
Ceace
Anid
Fragmented tale of diamonds and disguised wealth
A garbled narrative recounts two girls and a charming girl with a basket of diamonds. A cousin plans deception tied to a feigned deformity while Maria shows love for her sister amid hidden riches.
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Margaret
Marridge Piortion
Fred
Détiew
Bamibiy
Hboro
Maria
They Say He Lies The Man Who Hurts Reputations
Fragment from a public notice or gossip column describing a rumored figure known as a deadly word phrase They say and a celebrated fortune. The text depicts widespread speculation about a nameless social parasite whose influence ruins character and virtue across relations.
The Hump Backed Cousin From the French tale
An odd tale from the era recounts a father in Rua de la Michodiero receiving a nephew’s letter from Hyder Abad with portraits and planned marriage to Mari or Margaret. Misunderstandings erupt as two humpbacked cousins, one labeled ruined, confront a planned union and a dramatic reveal about fate, money, and customs.
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Rua de la Michodiero
Hyder Abad
Marie
Margaret
Havre
Mari
Paris
Saplind
Aleman
Planude
Aesop
Madamaisella
al Amon
Max Daighter
California and New York Steamship News Update
June 22 report from California and New York notes the steamship Crescent City arriving from Aspinwell with 3,000 dollars freight and 200,000 dollars in passengers. It carried Australians returning with optimistic gold prospects. The Republic brought goods to Panama on May 24, while other vessels including the Golden Gate, Columbus, Northerner, and Bro Jonathan reached San Francisco by June 21.
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New York
California
Andressore
Dolés
San Francisco
Panama
Republic
Crescant
Bell
Isthmus
Legistatura
Bogota
heTsthmum
Golden Gate
All Wall
U. S
Acapulco
Peru
Bolivar
Bigler
Columbus
Jonathan
Sistre
Nevada
Imiger
Bank of
Sopielacure
Metre
Oswago -Co
N. York
Oregon
Ara
Minera
Sauta America
Duttina
Buenos Ayres
Bolivia
Humboldt's News Despatch Reveals Transatlantic News
The Humboldt's News reports a late arrival from New York dated June 21, noting London papers, passengers including W C Bryant and N Brown, the Baltic voyage in ten days, cabinet splits in Britain, and varied dispatches from Southampton to Vienna. It mentions Vanderbilts North Star at Southampton, Board of Trade figures, and European political tensions across Britain and Russia.
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Cleveland
New York
Tf. M
Humbold
London
W. C. Bryant
Evenin Post
N. Brown
United States
Consu
Rome
Lord John, Russell
I Erish
Tsa
Messia
Russel
Klengle
Sadner
Earl of Aberdeen
Vanderhill
North Star
Southampton
Daily
Newa
Vanderbilt
Houthampton
Bauporer
Roggig
Vienna
Moldovin 5
St. Petersburgh
Vince
Great Britain and Russia Eyeing Turkey Policy
Fragmentary 1833 correspondence discusses Britain’s aims against Russia and the Ottoman sphere. It details tensions over protectorates in Asia and Europe, Austrian neutrality, and strategic moves toward India and Hungary.
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Rrussia
Turkey
Texpan
Jane
Frontiera
Perals
Astarabad
Asia
Caspian
Thia
India
Europe
Riasia
Opi
Razin
Thetig
Hungarys
Russia
Fiineylvania
Riaing
Croatia
Wallacia
Hungary
London Times
Lord Aberdeen
Lord Somerston
Qurkey
Germany
Danube
Rhine
Bustia
Lord Stratford
Engliah
Austria
Rucaia
Ozafe
Transylvaniay
Audi
Aptocrat
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S&c
Mabenanck
Acentawiahiog
J. N. Jlabeassch
Philadelphia
Gale
A-O
Hyde Naraball
Ag‘t
A.T. Havens Baule Creek
Gage & Hughes Bellavoe
L. DePuy Albion
Henderson & Nims
Homer
Ryan
Elergs
Diffgren
Dibble
Lmer's
Marshall, Mich
EF ‘A
Kingsbury
N. B
Horton
de Opatsotly
F. A. Kangsbury
Marshall
Frocy Alleles dc
Ae Dew Peiteran Spa
Atylea
Noy ix
the Times
H. Gdl
Goossembracip
Dibble's
Belto Beth
Jonneor
Pittsburgh
Aserero
Riwatnatiém
Morden
Fire Express Co
New Yorke City
Hsprba
Lbs
Adasts & Co
Débine
Abd Vagdly
A Or Dean
Adamn & Co
Express
Alexion Mustang
Sir Mack
Horsen
M. Hewitt
Amerigan Express Co
Wall Street
Harnden
Broadway
Folden
Amos & Co's
Wall Streak
Wells, Fargo & Co
Sti Louis
A.G. Mégg & Con
Qeserves Usarinovsty
Ninetven
Fesoiykiy
Ladioa
Proveditae
Heary
Gennings
Chicago
Gener Et Cink Dae
Appile Bhermac House
Houes
Leon Ene
Moenccictee
Tiakeouet
Abit
Fbellevee
Cole
Notley
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