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Newspaper

Steubenville Weekly Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1850

Page

3

Mammoth Weekly Herald offers Western readers ambitious ads

The Steubenville Ohio Mammoth Weekly Herald promotes a political commercial and agricultural family paper with Western appeal. It touts the magnetic telegraph, large eight page style, and claims ahead-of- Eastern papers. Notices include a party of local mischief and a fatalistic duel of words, plus a lodge obituary and mourning orders. The text presents prices for subscriptions and a sharp stance on regional circulation and independence.

Ggrand Magnetic Telegraph Herald Ohio Pennsylvania Virginia W. R. Allison

Errors of the Head and Heart in The Human Heart

A verbose excerpt from Jefferson Sutherland’s The Human Heart argues definitions of heart span anatomy, interiority, shape, vitality, and passion. It catalogs Webster’s senses, cites scriptural imagery, and notes the brain’s role in emotion, with references to Love and filial loyalty as examples of heart’s figurative uses.

Webster Absalom Samuel David

Meeting of Jefferson Bar Honors Late Rupert Orr

At a Jefferson County Bar gathering General S Stokely chaired with Thomas Means as secretary. A committee reported heartfelt condolences, funeral attendance, journal entry requests, and publication of proceedings by city papers, urging adjournment in respect to Rupert Orr’s memory.

Jefferson Lopee P. G. Rupert Orr W.C. Wilson Jefferson Bar Jefferson Co Gen. S. Stokely Sai Thos. Means Esq Rupert Orr Ann Means R.S. Moody Geo. W. Cook E .Sys Havener Rozert Orn Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas S. Stokely Ch’m. T. Means Sec

Mind and heart as two brain faculties explained

The author argues Shakespeare misused heart and mind and contends thought resides in two brain regions. The voluntary Intellectual Faculties govern thought while the involuntary Affective Faculties occupy the posterior brain and are commonly termed the heart.

Cerebrum

Heart and mind in Webster’s quoted quotation

Fragmentary excerpt discusses the seat of understanding as heart and mind. It contrasts wisdom in hearing with heart, attributing to Webster a definition of intellect and emotion as the full mental faculty. The passage blends quotation marks and typographic emphasis without full context.

Heart in Early Psychology and Scripture References

The excerpt discusses heart as seat of will and intention, noting biblical uses from Kings to Psalms. It contrasts heart as a mental faculty with a physical body concept, referencing Webster and Ecclesiastes to illustrate affective faculties and moral purpose within the mind.

St. Louis David Webster

Heart in Scripture and Literature as Mind’s Seat

The text compares the biblical use of heart with the mental faculties as shown in 2 Samuel and in Sir Walter Scott. It notes heart representing thought and emotion, citing David dancing before the Lord and the Lay of the Last Minstrel line about one’s heart burning for homeland.

W Kpstrer Michal David Samuel Walter Scott

Heart definitions and usages through Webster and Shakespeare

A compact dictionary-like excerpt tracing the word heart across sources such as Webster and Shakespeare. It maps senses from moral sentiment and conscience to physical organ and figurative uses, noting distinctions between intellect and affect, memory, and disposition of mind across cited passages.

Arrival of the Empire City and Era of Mining Unrest

The Empire City arrives from Chile with San Francisco dates to August and carries one million dollars in gold, alongside four hundred thousand in passenger cash and six hundred fifty six thousand in freight. California mining turns grim as Mexicans are to be expelled from Moron Gulch within 15 days, with miners in Bear River, Rough & Ready, and Green Valley earning up to twenty dollars daily. Nevada City shines as Strata yields rich gold, while Napoleons Aspire sparks republican talk. Austria braces for political change, coronation hurdles loom, and Germany faces unresolved constitutional tensions.

New York Empire City San Francisco Georgia Panama California Welare Ens Durance Mormon Gulch Bear River Rough & Ready Green Valley Nevada City

Russia's roads to grain markets threaten American tariffs

A London Examiner paragraph warns Russia will flood Europe with corn via new railways from the south to Odessa. It argues Russia could outprice U S grain, prompting calls to restore protection and reopen mills and mines to avoid a European market collapse. Canada may resist tariffs as it seeks lower prices.

Walker London Russia Odessa Europe Canada Congress England

Arrival of the Cherokee and Georgia Steamships

The Cherokee and Georgia arrived with the California mail to August 1 and carried over $3,000,000 in goods and many passengers. Notable travelers include A Dunn of Michigan J C Rodgers of Baltimore John Parker James Dale C S Shaw of Toledo and John North of Plymouth Ohio. The Hibernia reached Boston later that day.

New York Georgia California Mail Panama A. Dunn Michigan J. C. Rodgers Baltimore John Parker James Dale Philadelphia C. S. Shaw Toledo Ohio John North Plymouth

Senate and House actions on bounty land and postal bills

In Washington on Sept 6 the Senate debated the Bounty Land Bill and approved an amendment extending benefits to mariners, while another amendment barred assignment of warrants. The bill was laid over after private bills. the House referred a post office appropriation with Senate amendments to Ways and Means, and then fought over Texas bill reconsideration. Clashes, votes, and adjournment followed as the day closed. In New York Bayard Taylor won Jenny Lind prize, Memphis reports river navigation steady, Nashville notes rising river shoals. Washington floor fights over California and Utah measures included slavery provisions, amendments barred or denied, and final passage of several bills amid disorder.

Washington Seward Walker Senate House Post Office Department Committee of Ways and Means Texas Howard Burt Yeas Bayly California Boyd Utah Vinton Stevens Adiou

Scenes from the life of a soldier in active service 1846

Descriptive battlefield scenes recount the surge of balls and shells around Field Marshall Radetzci. The account notes gruesome impacts, horses, fallen officers, and a Piedmontese artilleryman wounded by a spent shot. Cannons loft a smoky canopy over the town as Valletta memories unfold.

Radetzci Hugzzar Granzer Canant

Senate and House approve omnibus bill amid adjournment moves

A fragmented 19th century congressional report notes the Senate action on a Texs Mexico Omnibus Bill. It records amendments, yeas and nays, and House votes to adjourn on the 25th amid motions by Mr Thompson and Mr Hubbard. Delegates from Texas and California discussed per diems and bill provisions including $50,000 for books.

House Harris Thompson Hubbard Olds California Schenck Texas Venable Babbet Smith Am.ted

Canard Steamer Africa Due Liverpool and New York

The Canard Steamer Africa was expected at Liverpool on the 8th and was planned to sail for New York on October 26. The London Times discusses American affairs noting Texas boundary disputes and warns that State rights may threaten harmony with foreign powers, risking the Union’s prestige.

Africa Liverpool New York Per Hibernia TIMES London Times Congress Texas United States New Republic Union

Population Figure for Pomeroy and Nearby Areas

Population data for Pomeroy Ohio and nearby communities including Sheffield Midlport Coalport and all along the river are cited. The report covers the combined total and differentiates each locality within the river region.

Pomeroy Ohio Sheffield Midleport Coalport

Unclear legislative report on Pierce bill and bank rumors

A fragmented item notes a joint committee reporting in favor of a measure related to Mr. Pierce and a bill before General Rusk with rumors about a banking house. It mentions a run on the bank and rising apprehension, with charter holders charged in connection to events. The text is garbled and partial.

Santa Pierce Gen. Rusk

Inactive continues with scarce fresh ground offered

The passage notes ongoing inactivity and minimal or no new ground being offered, with receipts described as existing but not yielding fresh opportunities. This fragment suggests a stagnating situation where prospects remain limited and unchanged despite transactions.

Flour Market Advances Amid Rising Prices

Market reports indicate flour prices are climbing as supply concerns persist. Traders note steady demand from mills and bakers, with futures showing cautious gains in early trading.

Market prices from 1850 weekly commodity list

Commercial. Office of the Datty Hee rap Leubenville Sept 11 1850 revised prices list. Grain wheat oats corn rice barley pork lard and beef prices. sugar molasses tea coffee tea and various provisions with per barrel and per bushel quotes. cigarettes and tobacco rates. seeds clover Timothy and grasses. wood and fuel measures. Intermediate sizes with rates listed for retail and wholesale quantities.

Datty HeErap Leubenville New Orleans St. Louis Dacox

Wisse Rodnam VERRS Receipts by River and Market Tone

Office of the Commercial Journal notes September 1 river receipts largely for east shipments. First-hand sales quoted at 3,874 to 3,90 per barrel, near market price with a downward tendency. Groceries show firmness but light sales with specific figures for sugar loaf and molasses, Rio coffee, and rice nearby in yesterday’s market report.

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Dr M Lane's Liver Pills Promoted By Testimonials

An old testimonial from Milesburg Centre County Pennsylvania dated April 28 1860 extols Dr M Lane's Liver Pills as effective for liver complaints and related diseases. A patient reports long suffering but relief after using the pills and urges continued use. A young lady notes greater relief than any prior medicine and a writer from W G Butler conveys correspondence to share the benefit.

Milesburg Centre Co. Pa Messrs J. Kiddl 'O Fine W.g.butlee Theody Lewenhock J. Walisterk & Co James M’alister Enry Ashtabula Ohio Jefferson CO J. C. Cable R. J. Morrison A. He. Frazer Steavenville Henry Crew Richmond A Gaudy & Co Warrenton Wm. Palmer Springfield J. M. Reynolds Weilsburg John Scott Amsterdam

Wonderful VWONDEK Pepsin Restores Digestion in Philadelphia

A 19th century advertisement touts ANOTHER Scientific VWONDEK Pepsin as a remarkable remedy for indigestion and liver complaints. Prepared by a Dr. Houghton in Philadelphia, it claims to use nature’s gastric juice to cure dyspepsia, jaundice, constipation, and debility. Also promotes Bronchimim Cured by Dr. Kates iodine for chronic cough and breathlessness, with testimonials from church members praising the medicine’s swift effects after three bottles.

Liebi Houghton M. D Nodt North Breith Street Vindadelphia Kates Lodine Ker Leon Elphan WOE Philadelphia Wisous Burnsville Kentucky Hiand Weily Solu Wholesale Ty Wm. Jackson Western Pennsylvania Gio Westernirginia Lauberty Street Carl Xelene Burkville DL Tind & Co Widackoon Liberty Street Vittsburgh Pennsylvia Virginia Clie Pittshurch Atleheny Orginal Amereon Oil DD. Hail & Co Anch Tre American Oil Wm. Jackson Laberty Street Millitsburgh Wood Street Hail & Co Windachson Pitsburgh Win. Nash Steubenville Crew Richmond Palmer Springfield Car & Mathers Proithhebd Reid & Apdegraph Snuthtie'd Jonn Totlavtt Blowwille Wallace & Bracken LaGrange Bb. Yost Warrenton Wii Pern Waldewitlas Sager New York New Hampshire Nod S. D. Howe D.bowe Vassey Th. Olio Medical College Dlowe Cluart KK. J. Morison & Co 3. C. Cable Steubenvilles James Pani & Co Wheeling McBean & Knox Cadiz

Cherry Pectoral claims and testimonials endorsed

Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is presented as a powerful lung remedy with widespread community support. The prospectus cites esteemed physicians and testimonials from patients, including cases of cough, asthma, and bronchitis. Letters from Dr. J.C. Ayer and local figures attest its efficacy and prompt relief, promoting purchase through Mfg by J.C. Ayer in Lowell and retailers in Steubenville Cadiz.

Ayer Vastuy de. Perkins Vermont Medical College Norwich J.C. Ayer Betsey Streeter Geo. Watkinson David Thoring Joseph Battles Lowell Mass Tls. Menning

Atkinson Promises Cure for Rheumatism

The renowned physician Dr Atkinson, now located in Pittsburgh, claims to cure rheumatism with permanent relief for $ few dollars, inviting the worst cases to his office near the Allegheny Bridge and 5 Clairst. He emphasizes genuine cures over mere treatment and urges patients to call, asserting he has healed more cases than any other local doctor in three months.

Isis Bain Cmeinnuli Irincipsielbue Irincipsielbue Furtie Weeten States, Ne 7, Celle. Baileines J. N. Harri Accet Nlc Allen Atkinson Lm Tae East Ely Allegheny Bridge Pitt BR. Atkinson

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