Steuberville Siewald Weekly Herald Advertising Rates 1864
The Steubenville weekly Herald lists subscription prices and advertising rates. It details daily and weekly editions, carrier and mail delivery options, and per line pricing for various ad types including marriages deaths obituaries and special notices. Rates differ by insertion number and placement, with a 15 percent surcharge for special notices.
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Transiant
Seiat
W.K. Allison
Ance Aker
Sherman’s Speech and a Mississippi Poker Justice
In 1848 on a riverboat, Judge Underwood and Henry Clay witness a high stakes poker game where a planter sells a boy and a mulatto woman as prize. The judge funds the boy’s bid, the boy throws for his fate, and in a tense sequence the boy wins with a three-sixes-then a final blow, securing Ninette and Tommy’s freedom and altering lives aboard the boat.
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Mississippi
Judge Underwood
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Natchea
Broktp
Weckman
Natchez
Arofi
Clay
All
Allright
Ninette
Tommy
Mr. Clay
Jadze Underwood
Love
Insurance man fooled by brick stable ploy ends in loss
A Dutch man Schmidt insures his wife for 5000 pounds and his stable for 990 dollars, then the stable burns. The agent estimates a brick replacement at 750 dollars while Schmidt demands the full 900, clashing with insurance practice. He quits, blaming the policy as useless and laments the supposed theft of his wife.
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Schmidt
Smith
Teilor
Pittburgh
The Old Man's Dream Of Youth And Family
A poem in archaic diction recalls an old man’s wish to return to youth. An angel explains that regaining youth would cost him cherished family life. the man then realizes his true happiness lies in memory and being a husband and father. The dream ends as morning breaks and the household stirs.
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Layfayette Dispatch
Charles Brown
Greenbush Cemetery
Eviror
England
Scotland
Wales
New York
Senex
Dr Schencks Florida Cure Advertises Mandrake Remedy
An article advertises Dr. Schenck’s claims that Florida’s winter climate aids lung diseases including consumption. It cites patient testimonials, mandates Mandrake pills and Seaweed Tonic, and lists addresses and prices for distribution. The piece promotes Melonville and Palatka as favorable locales and urges readers to procure the cure from suppliers in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Palatka
Peterman
Honoula
Melionvilles
Patienie
Bhernia
Green Cove
Sud
Boston
Balingore Aid Panaceiphia
Schereck
Ana
Owen
Eckert
Dave
Witter
Watt
Fem
Geloy
Dural
Elteciea
Cat Walerie Loos
Abeek Ieee
TBGC
Poole
Wilks
Uae
Pal
Lodelitia
Baturcay
Tomas
Hull
Proper care for wooled sheep during confinement
Advice urges letting sheep out for sun and air during teying season and beyond. Loxe Wootep warns that long confinement harms growth and breeding, and recommends daily exercise, browse if snow limits grazing, and field access for two to three hours to maintain appetite and health.
Beware of busybodies meddling leads to mischief
A man who meddles in others affairs distorts common words to suit his own ends, causing innocent phrases to take on meanings never intended by the speakers.
Fog and feverish weather spark health fears across England
Dense fog drapes London as November dims daylight at the memorial unveiling. The text warns of rising lung diseases like consumption due to abrupt weather changes and damp clothing, urging Allen's Lung Balsam as a preventive and cure, sold by all druggists.
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England
Prince Albert
London Guildhall
Allen
Meanest pilfering is neglect in giving and receiving change
The piece laments mishandling of money and praises honesty in transactions. It notes that all matters connected with pork are in decline, using a pointed, era voice to urge fair dealing and accurate change.
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Spirit of the Times
George Wilkes
Ducrot
Suruie
Paris
Marne
Supreme Court of
Ilinois
Reforus
Portugal
Steam load Engine advances in inland locomotive design
The article praises the Thompson Machine by R. W. Thomson of Edinburgh with banded rubber tires able to support four and a half tons and roll over rough ground without damage. It notes experiments show similar power to railroads and urges American adaptation for interior plains and level districts.
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New York Times
R. W. Thomson
Edinburg
Illuminating the Human Heart By Electric Light
Dr Milo the Russian surgeon demonstrates a beam of electric light that illuminates the interior of the living body. He placed a bullet in his mouth to show the visibility through the beam. The method aims to aid exploration of musket ball wounds and help patients understand their ailment.
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Dr. Milo
Milo
London the Great Population and Society Snapshot
The piece estimates London's population relative to major cities and notes births and deaths rates. It cites half a million worship attendees versus a million absentees needing 500 new worship spaces, with 100000 intoxicated yearly and many social ills. It mentions 2000 worshipping in theaters each Sabbath, 100k drinkers, 10k pubs, and one policeman per 668 inhabitants.
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London
New York
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
Paris
Pekin
Scotland
Denmark
Greece
City Hires to Fight Rat Infestation
A notice notes limited Chinese workers may clean cellars to combat rat infestations in the city, highlighting scarce employment opportunities and public health concerns.
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Our City
Rata
Hats at a military event show peace and defense themes
A report notes many attendees favor peace or anti self defense views while wearing military style hats, reflecting mixed attitudes at the event.
Ohio Cavalry to hold annual reunion at Newark
The Ninth Ohio Cavalry will hold an annual reunion at Newark on December 23. Other notes include tax effects on Cincinnati Red Stockings, a New York public receipts report, and various 19th century social and political observations from across the nation.
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Ninth Ohio Cavalry
Newark
Washington
Lawrence
Kansas
Canton
Cincinnati Red Stockings
Woodbine
Porkopolis
Virginia
Highland University
Presbyterian Church
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
War dispatches from Paris and Tours amid Loire battles
Telegraph reports ongoing engagements north of Paris and around Orlean s with French and German forces clashing. Du cot and Vinoy string decisive actions while German reinforcements and Saxon units suffer casualties and retreat toward Rheims as the Loire Army pauses its advance.
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New York
Tours
Aua
Paris
Stephen von Poppenheims
von Oertras
Duke of Albrecht and Staliberg
von Willech
15Th
Arthenay
8Th Corps
Ducrot
Vinoy
Range
Ducroct
Loire
Bucrot
Pithiviers
Augierville
Dacrot
Orleans
Gamperra
London
Hiie
Brie
Paria
Prince George
Saxacr
Dias Pach
Saxony
Champigny
Bombardment of the French Forces Advances
Dispatches report German bombardment ongoing with French positions near Chevilley and Cier in the forest of Orleans. Prussian forces recaptured Ferneiiers Fultonville Newville and Ville Pain as heavy fighting damaged lines. Charette's commander wounded.
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London
Beltone
Cvenidy Gay
Hharies Prrives
Veesains Ee
Astir- Regaea
Broderick
Chevilley
Cier
Forest of Orleans
Erie Railroad confronts city over track removal dispute
News from New York reports tension as the Erie Railroad is ordered to remove a four track alignment on 17th Street within six months. Property owners protest, and the company expands land use planning for two additional tracks while a branch in Wichawken handles growing livestock deliveries.
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Dnitrer
Dsr
Erie
Ofeland
Cti F
Erie Road
17Th Street
Upper Mobokeacite
Erie K Railroad
Wichawken
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