Newport News: Two sailors arrested for watch theft
Two sailors from New Jedford were arrested on Long Wharf for stealing a watch from a man’s pocket. They faced police court examination and were recommitted for further inquiry to probe their involvement. They carried ten velvet black silk cravats and other items likely stolen. Benj. Marsh reported a shoe theft from his store. A local note celebrates fresh strawberries from Me Thurston’s island farm and praises Miss Rose’s bouquet.
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Winer
New Jedford
Sit Williams
Seatle
Lal
Benj. Marsh
Henry Young
Thurston
Young
Tewr
Balun Uotih
Tonia Huneaty
Wistar
Mary
Gould
Ani
P. G. Prescott
S.A. Bache
Heston
Masy
Ness
L. Butts
Manani Indy
Jones
United States
Waters's
New York
Johnson
Jonyson
Union Hall
President Polk Stirs New York Crowd at Battery Park
Correspantenst reports great crowds in New York on June 20 1827 for a public appearance of President James K Polk. Despite heat attendees cheered the president as he arrived at Castle Garden, with city officials and foreign consuls offering welcomes. The procession drew many onlookers, and observers note the crowds’ enthusiasm compared with past national figures.
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New York
Emrattis
Mar
Emia Tonmy Falke
Sind
Polkco
Mexico
C. Vanderbuilt
Castle Garden
Dannens
Polk
Scat
Taylor
Welkin
Braily
Hind
Morris
Newyart
Wut
Tiust
Poti
Tenny
Roysall
Lotane
Orleans
Wreamsuh
Mr. Polk
Plaees
Remais
Alfrica
Hase
Rasauer
President Park
Boston
New Haven
Masa
Juny
Daniel Plummlen
Brooklyn
Radway
Yong Lady
New Jerey
Randican
Hazard
UL Isdall
Newport
RK. J.taylor
No. 2
Courtland Street
N_Y
Stonington Party and Massachusetts Battle for Bay State Seat
A garbled report discusses regional political maneuvering over a boathouse and a Bay State seat, noting Stonington and Massachusetts factions. It mentions the Janes Le Day voyage from Vera Cruz to New Orleans and updates on Mexican and U S forces near the capital, along with a Boston presidential visit and a postponed Moonlight Excursion due to weather.
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Scott
Mexico
Gipital
Riok'vna
Quack Patent Medicines Promoted in Newport Notice
The advertisement touts Pool's Lotion and Hibbard's Vegetable Pills for various ailments including bilious attacks and cholera, urging readers to buy promptly. It lists agents in Newport and promotes cheap quarter-inch bottles, claiming rapid relief and a money-back offer if cures aren’t achieved.
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Het Me Titech
Hibbard
Wiles Eleana
Hilliard
Inhw Street
New York
T. J. Hibbard
Miiinal Proprieter
Newport
Philip Rider
Re, Taylor
GG. G
Hexasd
Mchd
A New England Cure Tale of Sarsaparilla and Lace
A fragmented 1845 medical testimonial trove praises Wistar’s Balsam, Sarsaparilla, and Tonics for long illness and dyspepsia. Letters claim regained health after lace use and multiple doctors, with dramatic personal narratives from Daniel Plummen and Mrs Gould among others.
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