Agricultural Convention Seeks Statewide Farmer Unity
The Cincinnati Gazette reports a statewide agricultural convention to be held in Columbus with delegates from county societies. It urges farmers to unite, plan, and educate, seeking broader participation and lasting reform in agriculture and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che Fatale
Colinoe
Junn
Enganni Geemmental
Columbus
Lear Patinen
Eurieh
Thore
Armeret
Cincinnati Gazette
Susaxans Coven Loxexous and Worm Lozenges Adverts
An old advertisement promotes Susaxans Coven Loxexous as a safe remedy for coughs colds asthma and lung complaints with claimed widespread success. It also touts Sherman’s Worm Lozenges as a universal worm destroyer with over a million boxes sold and testimonials from users across Ohio and adjacent areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susaxan
Parsons
Ibnee
Jonathin Howarth
Eeg
Sherman
Tim
Suerman
Mesa
To & Co
Main Street
Crermain, Gentlemen
Boen
Middintown
Butler County
Madison
Cineinpati
Sher
Sin
Core
Herald
Childern
R Richards Lawrence
Front
Sherman Poor Man's Puster and a Cure Claim
An 1843 notice promotes Sherman’s Poor Man's Puster and a powerful Sirapsparilla remedy. It recounts a child's jaw severe illness cured after using the tonic, claiming dramatic health restoration and urging readers to obtain the product via agents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
F Thomas
Main St
Cincinnati
Dr Sherman’s Lozenges Promised Quick Nervous Headache Relief
An old advertisement promises rapid relief for nervous headaches and a range of ailments from low spirits to digestive upsets. It touts “Lodagus” and other ingredients, claims near instant cure in minutes, and lists multiple agents and distributors across cities. The tone mimics period health ads urging readers to buy and share the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B Nonon
Brg
Washingson Marine Insurance Company
Han
G. Hunter
Tim
de Sherman
Thomas
Green & Co. Magontio
Soa Aioutaxy Harrisburgh
Gyonon Manvuuh
Augueta
K Jackson
Sherman
Sarsaparilla remedy advertised for chronic diseases
An 19th century style advertisement extols Sands Sarsaparilla as a universal cure for scrofula rheumatism skin diseases and constitutional disorders. It promises a powerful new preparation made from medicinal extracts and invites testimonials and agency inquiries from readers claiming cures in families and communities.
SUMO ONG in New Hagerstown heads bustling shop
William McCandless announces in February 1845 that Sumo Ong will continue to run his shop in New Nagerstown Ohio Carpal county. He pledges constant attendance to assist customers and aims to attract spring and fall patronage from New York and Philadelphia markets to supply coal or country produce.
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Alwen Hosinew
New Nagerstown
Carpal County
Ohio
New York
Philadelphia
William McCandless
Parcel Por Bagh Farm Move Near Carrollton Town
A text fragment notes a parcel or farm located about 26 miles from Carrollton in its township. It references a valuable farm and owner’s residence but details are incomplete due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Pari Por Bagh
Thea
Carrollion
U' Lownshin
Property Offering Near Coal Banks In Atwell's Town
Eighty acres with fifty cleared, under cultivation, a two story frame house, spring and smoke houses, a barn, an orchard, and a good spring water pool. A suitable low sale price, with coal banks open nearby. Call Jon Atwell to view the premises, dated December 10, 1845.
General Assembly splits over slavery policy in Presbyterian Church
A long report by the General Assembly addresses slavery as a moral evil, calls for discipline and possible membership changes, and debates actions to address enslaved people. It condemns abolitionist methods while urging reforms within church authority and guidance for future policy.
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The
Ohio State Journal
General Assembly OF the Presbyterian Church
Aesins
Rovertartze
Minster
Elaver
Elton
Frith
Chris
Church of
Chimes
Hylerand
Ayrton
Sinh Ela
Philanthropis
Titel Trent
Immaert
Christ
Itfron
Lezielhin Jon
Furether
Caven
Chimet
Ohio canal system praised by early state builders
An Easter Journal excerpt extols Ohio’s canal work as state owned and expanded to about eighty two miles. It lauds public credit, tax discipline, capable canal agents, and extensive public works that spurred growth and education, arguing early leaders’ vision justified vigorous state projects.
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Meyehant
Ohio
Slogowns
Atork
Uae
Isin
Aldele
Cannon School
Aysien
Lonee Onda
Canala
Tad Plana
Canale
Locke
Butter and lime remedy and odd animal pleas
An OCR fragment describes making a butter with lime chloride and water, claiming the mixture yields good butter. It mentions applying to plants and pests, and a dog reacting to a drink. It also notes a financier misreading a fortune and a beggar facing a criminal for parlaying a pine or mint.
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Porto
JW Hoxiney
Altoring
Crase
David Williama
Elizabeth Town
N. J
George Nixon
George W Spencer
Sirene
J. M Owens
Sirsaparilla
Bonou
Roxsong
Mace
Randy
Sheen
Wraven
Asa F. Omon
AR & Sands
Futian
Dragg Aes
United States
K. Jackson
Canullan
Chin
Dunbar
CoUilive
Cortollion
Meera, A.B
J. Sands, and
Tuat
Queensville
Thas
New Hagerstown
Jon Atwell
Popillon Cenerol
Liniand
Grae
Chile
Priny Clipes
Farin
Permans
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