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Newspaper
Meigs County Telegraph
Location
Pomeroy, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1858
Page
2
The Meigs County Telegraph urges citizens to examine party stances calmly before voting, denouncing tactics like libel and disinformation. It argues the nation’s future hinges on the elected party’s policies and calls for vigilant, honest expression at the polls.
A large turnout of 1200 to 1400 county residents attended a Saturday Mohs Meeting. Speakers including Gov. Chass argued against Democratic party policies and slave power, praising Republican ideals and urging patient, steadfast action for eventual triumph.
A brief note on the She County Fair remarks a morning visit, observes improved stock and farmer interest, and forecasts continued progress. The piece advertises Thomas P Foggs Sons fruit trees and urges reliance on trusted neighbors for quality stock despite caution about foreign nurseries.
In St Louis the election for Congress saw F P Blair defeated by Barrett amid accusations the Democrat cross-state frauds from Kansas were transferred to Missouri. Blair cites court battles securing ballot access and alleges pardons and double voting to Barrett, pledging to expose the corruption and contest the result.
Miss Katrina Licks from Harberg Bavaria arrived on the 10 2. M. train with two relatives. She fell ill at the depot, was cared for briefly, but died without a struggle from consumption. Her remains were sent to Cincinnati by the railroad company after a brief delay, the state of Ohio and the voyage noted.
The passage argues for timely nomination of a Republicana candidate for the township appraiser post in Salisbury, proposing Leonard Carleton as a possible choice and pondering his willingness to serve. it reflects concern over the office’s importance and the need to settle a suitable candidate.
A note highlights Dr J C Aven the East’s chemist offering his “Ague cure” at a price claimed to be affordable for all, promising a confident cure for fever and ague among other diseases. The item also mentions slave prices in Lynchburg and other assorted 19th century notices and ads.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses blood, diseases, and remedies with references to medical authorities and drug use. It mentions concern over substances and cautions against unsafe treatments while noting debates about medicine and efficacy. The text lacks coherent narrative or clear events.
An advertisement touts Hance’s Vegetable Extract as a nerve tonic claimed to cure epilepsy and fits. It emphasizes its strength, specific action on the nervous system, and suitability for those with weak nerves. Price is $3 per box or two for $5, with mail order from Baltimore supplier Hance at No 1 Huntmoor Street.
An 19th century advertisement hails a patent female medicinal cure by James Clarke M D as a royal protected remedy for many female and nervous ailments. It warns against unsafe use during pregnancy and asserts safety claims while listing distribution across the United States and Canada.
A formal message expresses deep appreciation for the recipient’s performance and support during a concert. The note praises skill and generosity, noting the goblet’s significance and the contributor’s high standing.
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