Haynau Flogging Ordeal At London Brewery And Later Pursuit
The London Daily News recounts the assault on Marshal Haynau in a brewery visit with his nephew and an interpreter. A mob, armed with whips and brooms, beat him and chased him through Bankside toward the George Public House, dragging and flinging mud and insults. Police later restored order and Haynau quit England that Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily News
Magnau
Baron Rothschild
Haynau
Bankside
Winter
George Public House
Southwark Bridge
Mr. Benfeila
George
Benfeild
England
Morley’s
Delinquent subscribers and political notices in a 19th century paper
The piece notes rising subscription totals for volume eleven while warning that several subscribers, some for up to ten years, are in arrears. It also lists political moves: Luzerne county Democrats nominating Hendrick B. Wright for Congress. Lancaster Democrats nominating Col Read Frazer for Governor and Dr F A Muhlenberg for Congress. Tharp declines Prosecuting Attorney candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dun‘ned
Luzerne County
Hendrick B. Wright
Chester Butler
Columbia
Wyoming
Lancaster County
Col. Read Frazer
F. A. Muhlenberg
Congress
Mr. Buchanan
Three More Bodies Found in Nescopeck Flood River
Three more persons are found in the Nescopeck flood river within this neighborhood. A woman about twenty five, found near Shamokin Island on Friday the 20th, with a blue calico dress. an inquest led by Frederick Lazareus. A boy found above Northumberland with inquest by Cake. A little girl discovered downstream above Northumberland with inquest held.
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Shamokin Island
Northumberland
Frederick Lazareus
Nescopeck
Dem Republicans Nominate James Gamble for Congress
The Lycoming county Democratic caucus nominates James Gamble as their congressional candidate. The endorsement urges all Democrats to support Gamble over Whig rival Armstrong, praising Gamble’s political experience and integrity. The letter notes Northumberland county should aid Gamble to win the 13th district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gamble
Lycoming
Congress
Gamble
Mr. Armstrong
Armstrong
Lycoming County
Northumberland County
13Th
Dough faced Pennsylvanians in tariff fight split delegation
In Congress a clamp down on tariff favors the iron and coal districts of Pennsylvania with Vinton’s 1846 price standard near passage. Three DemocraticPennsylvania members James X McLanahan Thomas Ross and Job Mann opposed. James Thompson of Erie praised for steadfast Jeffersonian stance.
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Tae Tanire
Congress
Pennsylvania
Vinton
James X. McLanahan
Franklin
Thomas Ross
Bucks
Job Mann
Bedford
James Thompson
Erie
Jefferson
Humbugs and rail dreams in a letter from the Ledger
The piece lampoons Mr Roback the astrologer and his lie curing certificate from Mrs Abigail Morgan. It also notes a Bayard Taylor prize song excerpt and reports on a proposed New York to Pittsburg railroad via the Allegheny river, urging Philadelphia to pursue the Erie route for competitive access to St Louis and Ohio trade.
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Washleton
Congress
House
Ballard Preston
Preston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Africa
San Francisco
Shanghai
China
St. Louis
Mississippi
Rocky Mountain
Oregon
California
Senate
Benicia
Pensacola
Dickinson
Wall Street
Mobile
Chicago
Ilinois
Douglas
Fillmore
General Land Office
Illinois
United States
Roback
Abigail Morgan
Amanda
Bayard Taylor
Tia
Prrresvac
Pittsburg Journal
New York and Erie
Allegheny River
Pittsburg
Western
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Central
Ledger
Erie
Riot at Sacramento City Echoes Through The Streets
Sacramento City reports a severe riot between squatters and landholders with 700 to 800 armed men. The mayor was shot, many citizens killed or wounded, rioters also suffer fatalities, and the lieutenant governor seeks U S troops from Benecia. Rumors claim the city burned as election tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sacramento City
Benecia
Chinese Christian Books Reach California by Bible Society
The American Bible Society introduces Chinese language Christian books to California, including parts of the New Testament, the four Gospels, and the Acts of the Apostles. Reports note mining activity improving with steady operations and a return toward peace after earlier conflicts with foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
American Bible Society
San Francisco
Stockton
Stanislaus
Tuolumne
Fugitive Slaves Stir Pittsburgh as Bill Passes
Great excitement grips Pittsburgh’s colored population after Congress passes the Fugitive Slave Bill. Seventeen formerly enslaved men armed and en route to Canada. many others flee daily. Hotels report few servants as masses head north. Also notes postal, naval, and maritime budget figures and naval flogging abolition move.
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Pittsburgh
Congress
Canada
Another Scientific Wonder Pepsin Promoted As Digestive Remedy
An advertisement touts pepsin or gastric juice from ox rennet, following Baron Liebig, as a cure for indigestion and related ailments. It claims powerful effects on dyspepsia, jaundice, liver complaint, constipation, and debility, urging readers to keep it on hand and consult the agent's pamphlet. It also notes Merchant's Gargling Oil as a healing aid for a horse injury and lists H. Masser of Sunbury and other druggists as sellers.
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Baron Liebig
J. Houghton
M. D
North Eighth Street
Philadelphia
H. Masser
Sunbury
U. States
Watts
New York Son
de Watson
Win
McCarty
Broadway
Marriages Listed in Multiple Towns Across Regions
In Mooresburg Maj E A Korzwen of Torbut weds Miss Exizanetu Simiscon by Rev Harber. In Buffalo Township Dr Anian Q Davis of Lewisburg weds Miss Caturine SteepMan by Rev J Grier. In Delaware township Mr Mronant Excle man of White Deer to Miss Banuana Parssien. On 22nd Rev R A Fisher unites Isaac Arcent of Mahanoy and Hawan Keirren of Augusta. On 26th Rev Fisher unites Josefn Heit of Lykers valley and Ammuia Yost of Shamokin.
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Mooresburg
Harber
E. A. Korzwen
Torbut
Exizanetu Simiscon
Buffalo
J. Grier
Anian Q Davis
Lewisburg
Caturine SteepMan
Delaware Township
A. T. Ludwig
Mronant Excleman
White Deer Township
Union Co
Banuana Parssien
Northumberland County
R. A Fisher
Isaac Arcent
Mahanoy
Hawan Keirren
Augusta
Josefn Heit
Lykers Valley
Ammuia Yost
Shamokin
Deaths and Obituaries from Local Community Notes
In a Monday evening notice at J C Perkins residence Mrs Jane Myers formerly of Philadelphia died aged near sixty. On the 181st inst in Augusta township Jacob Robbins aged about 22 and Rachael Robbins aged 12. In Milton Mrs Kline Felter aged over fifty. Mary Louisa daughter of Abraham Straub aged 6. Duncan Patterson son of William and Jane Strive aged 13 months.
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J. C. Perkins
Jane Myers
Philadelphia
Aes Augus
Jacob Robbins
Rachael Robbins
Milton
Klinefelter
Mary Louisa
Abraham Straub
Duncan Patterson
William and
Jane Strive
SUNBURY P Corrected Sweeki Rice Current ly by Henry Masser
Fragmentary OCR lists random names and product fragments including oats, pork, roses, and Jamaica ginger. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered goods and authors.
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Heynad
TEE American
Tt. B. Masser
Sunbury America
Susquehanna
John B. Packer
Lunbury
Christian Albert
Lower Mahoney
Charles A. Kutz
Samuel Young
Reuben W. Zartman
Jackson
Editor's
Horven
Lewis Ladamus
Tharp
Washington
Murphy’s Diggings
Ashe
Pacific News
Werry
Louis Phillippe
Neuilly
Paris
France
Standish Museum
Worchester
Mass
Boston
Tue
Kentucky
Andrew Brand
Albany
Hoe
Calhoun
Davis County
Roane County
Georgia
Way
Saint
Vesuvius
Eire
New Orleans
Pottsville
St. Louis Union
Shawneetown
Ill
Cincinnati
The
Newark Daily Advertiser
J. Guaxcey Jones, Esq
Reading
Berka County
Ceal
Pacific
Post Office Department
Bremen
Mordecai
Charleston
Havana
Navy Department
Panama
Astoria
New York and
Chagres
Collins
Atlantic
Treasury
Massissirri
Raymond
Graves
Johnson
Miles
Kerger
Scott
Shelton
Adams
Mayers
Natchez
Adams County
Foote
Washington Union
Fiocoine
Navy
National
House of Representatives
Grands
Town
Walegraph
Treadgar Iron Works
Richmond
Marrhied
Coal Crade
Philadelphia Market
Froun
Penn
Winster
Sunbury P
Sweeki
RICE
Henry Masser
Puarser
Tattow
Fostereo Arries
Peacoxs
H.B. Masrer
Rown
Jamaica
H. B. Masser
WM. McArty, Orselle
R‘s
Coopers
Herberta de Dumas
Sue
Reyndola
Maxwell
Erate
Rodwell
Trollope
Scalliverieny
Arryatt, Grey
Marah
Ainsworth
Market Street
Cherrie Street
Frankklin
Lewis Ladomus
Dewart Guands
Market Square
GEO. Oliphant
Oiphanis’ Court
Northanberland County
Poiht Township
County Dloresail
R. M. Curry
John Paul
River Susquehann
Joseph Vankirk
Albin Newbury
Henry Hunsicker
George A Frick
John P. Pursell
Cik
C. Sunbury
Bear Gap
David Martz
Rheamry
Arta
Nathan Sdxton
Dee
Adam
Pennington
New Fen
Isaiah Morgan
Adam's
Upper Augusta
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