The New Map of Today and Labor’s Value Critics
A dense editorial fragment argues against idleness and pride, praising labor and education as pillars of a republic. It contrasts wealth with honest work, citing Sir Walter Scott and the value of industry, and urges national unity through productive effort and technical progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater
Jerry Deddiere
Atake
Ptearat
Lazarus
Wescclty Steellie
Walter Scott
Mexico
Spain
A Rant on Poverty and a Royal Marriage Note
A dramatic caricature describes a penniless man as a walking shadow and pestilence, unable to speak freely. The item then shifts to a New YorkExpress antiroyal sentiment, contrasting republican ideals with Victoria and Albert's union, followed by a Tammany-era quip about future judgment and a strange meteor event near James Daniels’ home in Cook's Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
New York
Eepreasia
Victoria
Prince Alvert
Fudge
Monticello
James Daniels
Cook's Manor
LL. C
Munt’s Botanic Pills Advertised Amid Broad Ailment List
An 19th century advertisement promotes Munt’s Botanic Pills for a wide range of ailments including consumption liver complaints heartburn and more. It prescribes three to ten pills taken thrice daily with a price of 23 cents per box and notes wholesale and retail sales from 100 Chatham Street New York. The copy touts extraordinary success and cites lingering patients reportedly benefited by the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham Street
New-York
Munt
Southern District Court of
L. Perry
Swanton
Certificates To Dr Hunt Acknowledges Benefit Of Medicine
A reader writes to Dr Hunt praising the medicine's benefit and states it is a duty to acknowledge the help received from the practitioner. The note reflects gratitude from a successful patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Atkinson
War Department
Worth
4Th Regiment of Artillery
Winnebago
Dr. Hunt
Hunt's Botanic Pills Criticized as Safe Efficacious Cure
P M McCormick of Newark New Jersey writes in gratitude for Hunt's Botanic Pills after four years of fever and ague and costly medical care. He says the pills counteracted the disease in fall 1838 and have prevented recurrence, praising the remedy as safe cheap and radical. He signs July 31 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.M. McCormick
Newark
N. J
Dyspepsia Cured By Hunts Botanic Pills, A Man’s Recovery
William Tucker and others suffer from indigestion bilious and nervous disorders with headaches chest tightness and debility. After trying various remedies they credit Hunts Botanic Pills with rapid relief and restored health. Joseph Hart and Joshua Roberts also report dramatic improvements after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tucker
Hunt
William Tucker
Joshua Roberts
Fragmentary Local Name List Fails Readability
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous surnames and initials including Perky Swang ames Russell Jeremiah Potter Burling Wm H Safford Geo W Webster Walton & Son Manipee Fe Roberts W Brewster A Anderson Whitebel Cadwell Luff Socketist Thos Smith C Swartout Cisse. The fragment offers no clear event or context beyond a scattered roster of individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuarmas Sracer
Severin St
Swangames
Thos. Smith
C. Swartout
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Burlington Free Press
Partridge
Montpelier
Caroline
Mackenzie
Connecticut
N. S
Massachusetts Secretary of State
Boston
Himesli
Bosuon Courier
Wil‘arms
Common Pleas
Worcester Epis
Maine
Hoyt
Amesbury
Mase
Por
Tammany
Tom
Texas
N.Y
DR. Evans
Evan
W. Evans
Joseph Hart
Hewt
Patty
Accenay
Francis Cakdwell
Caldwell
Francis Caldwell
Edward Russell
Russell
John E. Bangs
Stanbridge L. C
Ee Predenek Gove
Curtis & Whester
Alban
Sean
Syre
Lee
Widing
Madison St
Hince
Goode
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