Cialybeate Syrup Ad Offers Agents in United States
Historical OCR advertises Peors Vorman’s Cialybeate Syrup at 2 likely strength, seeking agents nationwide. Mentions wholesale distribution, test samples, and a guaranteed product, inviting inquiries to J. Am Earn, Second Street, Baltimore, and referencing sales in multiple regions.
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Peors Vorman
Puletir
Sen
Counly i. the United Es Addirers
J. AM Earn
Second Street
Baltimore
Pertien
Tye and Vint
Illinois Growth and Westward Expansion Across Pages
The article extols Illinois as a rising power with vast resources and waterways, citing agriculture, railroads, and manufacturing. It highlights leaders, infrastructure like canals and rail, education, and population growth, while comparing Illinois to its western peers and noting a liberal 1860 political landscape.
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New Yorks
Missouri
Massouri
Abraham Lincoln
Douglas
Twenty-first
Miisols Infantry
Union
Isau
Logan
Palmers Sno
Trumbull
Davis
Supreme Bench
Boston Common
Richend
Baeto
Oglesby
Chicago
Cairo
Kankakee
Oquaqua
Louisiana
Delaware
Galena
Athens
Joliet
Springfield
Wooien
Fuis
Om & Genéretis
Ucniversity and
Croverner
New-York
Pennsylvania
Uidewater
Canada
Garand Trunk
Pennsylvania Central
New York
New Orleans
Lake Micheau
Mississippi River
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Parisian savant notes gloves for North American trade
A Parisian savant argues that gloves for American hands have unusually long fingers, causing European hands to be unable to wear them. He reasons this signals Americans developing Indian like phyelee ang mental traits.
Redemption of Worn Money by Government Clerks
The article details the arduous process of redeeming damaged currency at the U S Treasury. Clerks and expert teams wash dry and reconstruct burned, shredded or eaten notes from several cases including Adams Express safe loss in 1866. They compare rations pay and reveal the challenges of restoring legal tender and fractional currency through multiple offices.
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Schrom
Samuel
Register of the Treasury
Treasury
Comptroller of Currency
Missouri
Adams Express
Jacob Carter
Mississippi River
United States Treasury
Spinner
First National Bank of
Baltimore
Maryland
Goree Snake Charmer’s Fatal Duel With Naja Ends in Madness
A Goree native famed as a snake charmer fights a large venomous maja in an open clearing near Gaboon. He uses a double grip to control the head and tail, teases the creature with a stick, then is bitten when he misjudges the neck. A French doctor treats him. he recovers, later fatally splits his own head with an axe, losing his wits.
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Holmes Anz
Cassell’s
Holmes and
Lowell
America
Holmes
Goldsmith
The
Atlantic
Irving
Helmes
Beppe
James Russell Lowell
Biglow
Jonathan
Biglaw
Harvard University
Hulmes
Lowvill
Jesus
Nedilessness
DuChalla
Africa
Goree
Senegambia
Gaboon
Alce
Bitter feud ends? Butler and A Johnson vow new era
The Detroit Advertiser notes Butler and A Johnson harbor mutual bitterness yet share New Year’s Day in a symbolic act. They drink bitters together and inaugurate an era of good feeling between them.
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Butler
A.johnson
A. Johnson
Detroit Advertiser
Romance of the girl in blue and a Lynn mechanic
A Boston dherald Lyne correspondent recounts a Southern heiress and a Massachusetts sailor chained by romance across the Civil War era. The girl, cut hair and enlisted, learns he is her fiancé and husband after a long pursuit. A sensational wedding likely follows.
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Lynn
Lyne
Boston
Massachusetts
Cupid
Reunion after eighteen years heals old rift in Tennessee family
In Harding county Tennessee a wife who believed her husband dead discovers him alive after more than eighteen years apart. He visits, asks for water, and after verification they reunite, ending their long separation as years of worry and absence subside in a surprising twist reported by the Paducah Herauld.
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Seaboard
Virginia
Journal of Commerce
Trange
Harding County
Tenn
Mahar
Chaiu
Paducah Herauld
railway progress abroad as example for us
In a Round Table note, the author urges Congress to match European and British railway progress. Russia expands Moscow to Saint Petersburg routes praised as finest, France backs extensive rail networks, and England requires penny-a-mile passenger transport, pressing the United States to quicken its own rail development.
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Congress
Russia
Moscow
St. Petersburg
France
England
Round Table
Ship canal tragedy and Florida annexation note
Two boys skating on the Buffalo ship canal saw an upturned face of a drowned man beneath clear ice and the body drifted away before police could reach it. In a separate item Alabama seeks to annex West Florida.
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Buffalo
Wild man terrorizes Galliopolis in dramatic assault
Reports describe a colossal wild man with hairy body and protruding eyes attacking a carriage with a man and daughter near Galliopolis. He grappled the father in a vice like grip, then the daughter struck him with a rock, ending the struggle as the creature retreated into nearby brush.
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Galliopolis
Tribute Sounds As Halpine Widow Receives $18000 Aid
The New York register office income, aided by Grens Grant Sherman and others, totals 18000 and benefits the late Charles G Halpine's widow and six orphans. Gen Patrick H Jones, who took the office from Gov Fenton, did not take any proceeds. The sum, plus Halpine's house and partial fur, secures the family from want though only two of the six children are boys. The public reacts with mixed relief and respect for Halpine's memory.
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Charles G. Halpine
New York Register
Grens
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Tully
Patrick H. Jones
Fenton
Halpine
Gen
A Werah Woman Builds Farm, Digs and Sleds in Town
An early Michigan notice profiles Anna Starcy of Van Buren County in Hamilton Township. She appeared in men’s clothes, bought land, built a house, cleared land, fenced well, reaped eight acres of wheat, and crafted a first class bob sled while living alone. The piece notes she later wore women's clothes and called herself Ann Storey.
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Anna Starcy
Hamilton Township
van Buren County
Michigan
Ann Storey
Post Office Deficit Attributable To Frank Swindle
The Washington Post Office faces a yearly deficit of at least $100,000 linked to alleged swindling of Congressmen by an individual named Frank. Officials pursue full accounting and potential charges as the investigation unfolds.
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Washington Post Office
Mixed world news notes from 19th century dispatches
A compendium of brief items reports London and Paris affairs Calcutta opium shipments San Francisco earthquake losses and New York city rail data plus various local curiosities and curious statistics from across the United States and Europe.
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Landreth's Garden Seeds
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Johnson & Coles
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Illinois
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Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Adams Express Company
National Bank of the Republic
Washington, D. C
Cinders
Springfield Republican
House of Lathrop, Ludington, & Co
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Magetown
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Owen Paper Company
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Tendon County
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Sutherlandshire
Rochester
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