Fav ay arrives with Vera-Crag intelligence at New Orleans
The steamship Fav ay brings intelligence from Vera-Crag to the Sihinet via New Orleans. Reports indicate rising activity, a large convoy left for Paebla with substantial sums under heavy escort, and expectations of major river operations aiding southern and eastern campaigns. Local harvest reports vary across Maryland and neighboring regions amid mixed crop prospects and strong condition notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hes
New Orleans
Vera-Crag
Bevarie
Paebla
Spevia
Santander
Gonvmeilors Perry
Massachusets
New York
Bnet
Maryland
Reuard
Middletown
Milwakia Sentinel
Concord Sentinel
Enys
Trists
Pointe Trop
Charlessan
Hagerstown
Rhode Island Legislature Opens Session With Bills and Debates
Rhode Island assembly convened with prayer as members from Providence and Warren took oaths. The House filed unfinished business, debated a corporate liability bill modeled on Massachusetts, and considered reports on bank and railroad regulation. Various petitions from Providence, Warren, and New Bedford were referred to committees. a vessel Mary B Oliver’s papers were found, indicating a loss near Kinocket Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Janigaipien
Senate
Brewer
Trinity Charel
Ballou
Cumberland
Arsely
Gentle Inn
Providenes
Ames
Congress
Providency Journal
Hilden
Engine Co. No. 9
He Honge
Lonse
Bunary
Warren
Mary L. Rigotes
Wm. C. Gibbs
Warren Snd Lustol
Committee On Corporations
New Bedious Fun
Jonathan M
Ita Agsete
Boiard of Aldermen
Ubis
Reid
Wickford
Central Baptist Church
Newport
Axovier Stwpwresk
Gapt
Shorey
Mary B. Oliver
Lading
Cork
Philadelphia
Kinocket Banks
Hyde Co. N.C
Cape Hatteras
Partemouth
N- Tan
State Street
Washington
Boston
Neptune
Battle era notes and notices from early 19th century press
A scattered collection of military, political, and social items. It cites General Pillow’s reply about Cerro Gorda, bridge construction over the Cuyahoga, factory fire losses, the Washington Monument foundation date, and various domestic notices. Also included are remarks on institutions in Britain, Queen Victoria’s invitations, and letters praising Sarsaparilla and Bitters with testimonial language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon J. Pillow
Tennessee
Gerre Gorda
Pennsylvanian
Cerro Gorda
Remarkable testimonials for Wild Cherry medicine cure
A long letter recounts severe illness from consumption and fever through 1945, praising Wislar's Balsam of Wild Cherry for saving a life after seven bottles. It claims cures for thirst, appetite loss, weakness, and coughing, with support from Mrs Gould and Mrs Prescott. Also advertised are magnetism consults, hair restoratives, and Hibbard's Vegetable Pills with testimonials and warnings against fake products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Plummer
Wislar
Mary
Gould
Goold
Andigtol
Hove
P.C. Prescott
A. Racheld
Boston
Mass
Reed
Hibbard
Tubbach
John Alrec
New York
T. J. Hibbard
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Tht
Daily News
Newports
C. Jackson
Neave
Monterey
Paylor
Missippi
Massacumsetts
Virginia
North Carolin Rewiniants
Osae
Mr. Randall
Svareen Star
Re. Shaw
Providence ‘Transcript
Mackeral
Neveport News
Rhode Island
Secord Nession
Ternoun
Cuyahoga
Cleveland
Ohio City
Cleveland Herald
United States
Great Britain
Cornwallis
Hamilton Square
Europe
Art Wition Journal
Germany
Mehewet Ai
Ia Sid
England
Atira
Egypt
Atest
Monteray
Taylor
Pensacola
le Marine Corps
Barker Burnell
Ins Heer
Volk
Rucker
Masa
Brown
Lear
Madarle DE Lonneville
Union Wall
Universalist
Westminester St
Professor DE Bonnevilge
Jones
Toston
Messrs. Ames
Scwbklsé
Burns, Cruises, &c
Joseph Kendall
Wapper & Go
Commercial St. Tean
Merrian
Boston & Worcester
Johnson
Tels
Jouxsos
Mnly Landlonl
Roesle
Boston Daily Who
Ing. Delow
Oraibiard
Wport
Philip
Rider
Eb. Waylor
Mei
Baunsiy
Te Rhuny
Hidividay
Waurks
Hoardman
Colli Cary
Usshiattlus
Brooklyn
Radway
Lee City
Meooklyn
New Jersey
Radicay
RJ. Taylor
Hazzard
Daily ‘News
Almanag
Tune 23
Diarried
My. Brewer
My. Charis L. Stantinpa
Anne
Myses Norman
Duippard
Thraugh
Marrow
News Depot
Dues Street
William Goff
Yankee Blade
Pathan
I Omony
WM. Newton
Thames Street
PERRY
Sae
Woolsey
Laniling
Annse
Wil Jeave
Faro
Western Reef
VOSE
Touro Street
Reas Son
Thamesst
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