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Newspaper

Meigs County Telegraph

Location

Pomeroy, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1857

Page

2

Firearm accident fatality in Rutland township

A Rutland resident, Josken Black, 25 to 30, left home with a gun to shoot a squirrel for his ailing wife. His body was found in an orchard the next morning. the shot likely discharged accidentally while his chin rested on the muzzle. He leaves a wife and one child, the second such fatal accident in Rutland this year.

Pavan Josken Black Hamilton Black Rutland Rutland Township Wasihoron Baltimore Fourth Ward Second Ward John Dugeley Fourth Want R. B. Owens Kloffer Irshman Capt. Goddard Market House Mr. Alston Thomas Willis Maryland Williams Land Office Col. Deems Laws Office An Tishman Buck Ball Huch Tt Waa Col. Cooper Fort McHenry Pightorclech UNO

Tragic Well Death of Willie Cline in Wilkesville

In Wilkesville a mother and father mourn the loss of four year old Willie Cline found dead in a nearby well. The search spanned the community as relatives and neighbors gathered, the incident marking a sorrowful, peculiar tragedy amid a busy day of worry and prayer.

Telegraph Albany Willie John Cling Willia Cline Robnet Graham Hilo W. L. Sune

Prairie du Chien route speeds travel to Chicago

The Milwaukie and Deieriasippi railroad now reaches Prairie du Chien and runs from Madison to the Mississippi. Passengers can depart Stillwater and reach Chicago in about 30 hours via Prairie du Chien Madison and Janesville or via Milwaukee Racine Kenosha and Waukegan. The line is touted as the fastest route through southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois with scenic portions along the way.

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Religious services invite nearby residents to Canp-ground

Religious notices urge worship at the camp-ground near B.D. Gibba's on July 90 1857 at 3 PM for about a week with law enforcement warning velders and hucksters. Holloway remedies are extolled for asthma and chest disorders, with testimonials from Henry Vincent of Selma Alabama and others praising pills and ointment.

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Ayers Pills Promoted In Vintage Patent Medicine Ad

An aged advertisement extols Ayers Pills and Ayers Cherry Pectoral as cures for a wide range of ailments from liver and bowel disorders to coughs and headaches. It claims blood purification and system cleansing, urging readers to buy the remedies from J. C. Ayers of Lowell, Massachusetts, through local dealers.

Aymr J. C. Aver Lowell Mars

Fragmented 1856 newspaper item on disease, cures, and ads

A dated column fragment discusses sensational captions, medical advertising, and notices from Baltimore and New York. It mentions epilepsy remedies, prices for tonics, police dispatches, and a Newark or Camden style testimonial praising German Bitters for a child’s summer complaint, with broad references to a salt barrel price and local furnace production.

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